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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-13

NEW YORK Nov I2~The following
trieglam was sent % Eohcr; Fttzsimu,cus
paa rnt oNt ~ Tire aeht huslnnss. ar9
wanted to meet 1erEios for chs champion
Strip ans - given an Opportunity De- would
readily ETasN Il.
Robert FNtEslmmous Norfolk Va Tn~
pancn Nere tonight state thar YOU are
willing 20 meet me aEaia. z gladly give
I hope you viii have vour represent = tive
meet me ou Wednesday at the Gran.
opera house and we can easily arrange
match FOR thc championship. to take
ufnce ~ once or az 'he end of tha fhaas-
rscal season. \ speedy answer wsu chiigc
JAMES ]. JEFFRTES."
DIR. FLEiSCHER. diseases Of men and
women.
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Speesl Dispstch 20 the post-lntcliigencer
TACOMA. Nov Il LII Is rot unlikely
that ness hydraulic aveAge wu be
built here or ar Seattle, under ABE Bow
ers patents. between now and sprinx
All % tha dredNes TOW on The sound
are ia uae. r. r Lehman. OF thls CITY.
has contract with the state under Witch
ne nusf commence the hiiing in of the
tide lands within The next six months The
tlde lands 10 be Allied ln lie just inside II
the property hought from the Tacoma
Land Company rs the Northern Pacific
railway. IL - reported locally thar Mr.
Lehman represents the railway. which
viii eventually come into posse ssion of the
entire tract Wing between the city chan-
ne. and the 81, Paul mill property.
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WANT BETTER MAIL SERVICE.
Grnys Harbor Reads seattle Papers
Day After Issue.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 1.-THE Daily Bull
letin will hereafter be issued as an even
heretofore
The mail service which we have on this
branch brings the Sound papers in so
late that they are not generally delivered
until the following morning. and then IT
is impossible for the business man to
get time to read 1t until that evening.
This practically makes a delay of about
twenty-four hours. What we need here
Is a mail train to arrive about noon, or
sooner. from the Sound.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-13

NEW YORK. Nov. IA meeting OF the
directors Of the Pacific Mail Company Is
20 he held tomorrow. at which II IL likely
n president will be elected to succeed the
late C. r. Huntington. II was stated on
good authority that the nominee. ~
agreed upon tomorrow, viii be named by
Southern Pacific interests
II was further aScertained that the re-
cent extraordinary buying on the stock
exchange Of Pacific Mall shares was made
for the Southern Pacific. and that this
company now controls an absolute ma
torfty Of the outstanding stock OF so =
Hfu nj
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THEIR FINGERS CHOPrED OFF.
Man and BOY INITIATED In Separate
Accidents.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
ABERDEEN. Nov. l2.AL. Morgan, an
employee Of the mill at Cosmopolis, was
brought to this city yesterday to have his
hand dressed. he having lost two fingers
by coming In contact with a saw.
Willie Erickson. aged 4 years. while
afternoon. met with quite a serious ac-
cident They had small axe, and In
attempting to cut a piece OF leather
which young Erickson was holding, Lind
ley missed the leather and caught the
boys fingers. completely severing three
fingers at the first Joint OF the right hand.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-13

CHICAGO. Nov. l2.--The Tribune to-
morrow will say
The incorporation of the American Rice
Growers Distributing Company was an
nounced today The capital stock Is SIS =
0co. 600. Of which s15ea.o00 ~ reported paid
IN. Local grocery circles credit John w.
Gates with being the prime mover In the
new corporation. principally 20 control
the shipment % the southern rice crop
over lines of Railroad Ia which he a In
Tod
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summer ncnnhIicnn, ccIchrnte.

Special dispatch 10 ;hc Post-rnteIligonccr
SUMNER, Nov i2~The sumner Re-
publican Club met Saturday evening In
pafr's hall and held q kind or thanks
gsving meeting ever the results 81 the
election Just PASSED. Speeches were made
by Standardized G. L. Stewart. az Puv-
ahup. and Represents tive Elect J II
CeriiSs, ~ this place. Judge Fred How
ard Mr.. =. Johnson. mayor 90 Aldertnn
and several others After the speeches
an oyster SUPPER was served az which
COVERS were iRid for ninctY-twe persons
Everyone received much Measure ana
hanrtf from the meeting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-13
MISSING INDIAN FouxD.
killed by Gnnshot wound and body
Thrown In the River

Special Dispatch To the Post IntelIigencer.
MOUNT VERNON, Nov l2-Saturtiav
afternoon the body 81 an Indian MAS
found on a sandbar 10 the Skngit river al
Sterling, six miles above here Dr. Yer
coe. the coroner. was notified and held an
Inquest o~ the body. u was Identified AZ
henney Moses an Indian. Who mad been
missing Tor three WEEKS
To an appearance the cause Of his death
was a Eunshot wound the right temple
and trontal b0nes az she head heiug BLOWN
away He had evidently heeu thrown into
We river after che shooting. The jury
brought IN verdict that Ne had met his
death bv a gunsaoi wound az the hands
of parties unknown
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer
ABERDEEN. Nov. r. - An unknown
man, who has been hanging out in the
tenderloin district for several cays. at
tempted suicide last night by taking
large dose OF bichIoride OF mercury while
IN a state OF dependency. He had been
ordered by the city marshal early IN the
afternoon 10 leave the city. but instead
OF complying tried the suicide route. Dr.
Scameli was called in. and after hard
work succeeded in saving the mans life
This is the second attempt at seif-de-
struction here within two weeks.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-1ntelligencer
TACOMA, Nov. 12-Pierce county gave
a total Of els votes for the Prohibition,
Social-Iabor and Social-Democrat'c tick
cts, divided as follows on the presidential
ticket: Prohibition, 202; Social Labor, l26;
Social Democratic. 290.
The election returns for Pierce county
will be officially canvassed by county Of
ficers Wednesday.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelllgencer.
TACOMA, Nov. 12.-Mrs. Emily Hunter
who was arrested on an insanity war
rant last Saturday, was today taken be-
fore Judge Carroll, who appointed Mrs.
Lily Leesas her custodian. Mrs. Lee is
Mrs Hunters sister. and is instructed to
see that she is properly taken care of, as
well as her son, Stanley Hunter, aged H.
who has been rendered sick by being
rushed around the country, including sew
eral trips TO Seattle. while his mother
was Guiding an imaginary pursuer.
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snit phirr. Ahmed.

CHICAGO. Nov. I2.-The Chronicle TO-
morrow win say;
The National salt Company yesterday
put up the price 81 common table salt -
a fair quality 10 - - per 100 pounds. The
nrice before was g. 10 per loo pounds Tor
the same grade The National salt Com
many controls directly q per cent. ~ THE
saft output ~ the country. and f. able 70
dominate the remaining per cent. % the
production.
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escaped. Thomas Prfnty and two COM
panions, who were arrested on Sunday on
suspicion of being Concerned in the rob
berry. have been held on charge OF va
grancy. large number of the suspi-
cious characters driven out OF Seattle py
the police have made their appearance
here. A dozen or more OF them were
locked up last night. On being released
today they were ordered to get out OF
town with haste
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}. n. Arnold Takes His Life ON the
streets of Portland.

PORTLAND, or. Nov. RI r. Ar
mold, a telegraph operator killed himself
on the street here about noon today by
shooting.
Arnold bad been employed on the Ore
gan Railroad s Navigation compauys
tine AZ Coyote. Or lie had resigned on
account % 90 health. and had come 10
Portland preparatory 10 returning 10 his
home Ia Carlisle, Ind. where his mother
lived
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osmpiimentea Archbishop Ireland

NEW YORK. Nov IA dispatch 10
the world from Rome says:
The pope. Ia receiving Bishop James
Trohcc ~ 81. Cloud. MINI, took occag
sion 10 express the most cordial sentl-
uients regarding Archbishop Ireland Re-
ferriuF 70 the recent elections In The
United states the pontir said.
Il pray 20 God 70 50 fiiumine President
Nrklnisy's mind that ne may avoid the
dangers Of imperialism"
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA Nov 12-The transport AL
mond Branch will finish loading her car
go of forage by Thursday and will sail
direct for Manila. The officers have an
nounced that they viii carry Christmas
packages free to soldiers in the Philip
pines
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TERRE HATTE Ind NOV. tz-More
than 500 hnixt!ng engineers and :. 1oo min
IRA IN the state will b. idls tomorrow as
"a result ~ the failure ~ the Indians bloc X
and hituulnnus cnal operators 70 sign the
sale presented 70 them today By the en-
Eiurers The scale submitted Il the one
now naia in Illinois and its adoption
would advance Indiana wages 3 per cent
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Season 1900; open

The bureau of statistics compilation
discloses many unique characteristics of
the commerce of the Great Lakes. For
instance, In the cases OF Conneaut, O.,
which Andrew Carnegie has declared will
one day be the greatest ore-unloading
port in the world. the 1853 vessels which
have entered the harbor this season have
brought 1.74S.255 tons Of iron ore. or
greater quantity than was discharged at
any other port, with two exceptions One
OF these exceptions Is the port OF Ash
tabula. also on Lake Erie. Ashtabula will
this season rank as the greatest ore-re-
ceiving port IN America, having received
up to October l total of 1888 6G tons
The lake lumber trade, In which there
was such Generalization last year. APP
pears to be making very favorable
showing this season. For the month OF
September the aggregate cargoes trans
ported amounted to 436.92s.ooo feet. and
for the season UP TO October ! 1.421 900, go
feet Duluth ranks as the greatest ium-
Der shipping port, having sent 2T7.o7f.eoo
feet during the season. Chicago heads
the list of receiving ports. 3fs.5iS.ooo feet
having been unloaded at her wharves.
Cleveland is a pretty close second. with
a record of 339. 900 feet for the season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-13
would Change street Car Route.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Nov. IA mass meeting was
held tonight in the Filth ward TO take
action on the proposition to have the
street railway company alter It's route
to South Tacoma, with the object or
avoiding the steep grades and sharp
curves in the south end of Town near
where the Fourth Of July accident oc-
Cured. The people in that end of town.
who ride back and forth over the line
y,,a1a
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waived an Examination.

Special Dispatch TO the observation-disclosures.
EI.LENSRuRG, Nov. i2-John Robin
son colored charged with influencing
votes al Roslyn on election day. waived
examination In the justice court today.
and was bound over to the superior court
In 5000
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-13
NAVAL ESTIMATES.
some OF the Appropriations That
VIII He Sought.

WASHINGTON, Nov. i2.-Among the
estimates In the annual report OF the sec
rotary OF the navy are the following
items. Deep water basin at the Mare
Island navy yard. $4,000. and torpedo
storage plant at same place. sieo 900; tor
pedo storage plant at Puget Sound naval
station. 10000: works at naval station.
Hawaii. si27 800; works at Cars Island.
Guam, SIS. 900; cold storage plant, etc, at
naval station at Tutulla. s22b. 900.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-13

SAN FRANCISCO Nov f1--Francis
Maxwell. alias Bonauidl Reimout0. alias
RAYMOND Brady. who Is wanted IN Chi
caen for robbery has been arrested IN
This city and is IN prison. pending the
arrival OF an officer to take him hack 20
Illinois He Is under Indictment for rob-
bling Patrick Flood OF Nay IS last.
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Speciai uispatch go Tho rnst.futcHigcncer
cQINiIIE. Nov la-The official count
in stevens county gives CosEr0Te. 1 fI:
iIasiingF. ii2s SWoeuv. A19i: royd. 1eS
N'alock : s'1, CettDrHl, tmg, Helm ? $50
Reeves. tSN eastman and Jones have
tta ana aA& Votes respectively 20 ~
and .Ne tor Neeertsor and Ronald
80
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NEW YORK Nov t2--Frank Jarvis
patfen. inventor ~ the multiplex tele-
graph system which was purchased BY
the Western Union Telg Eraph Company.
ard Of thf Eyrcscape, USED on ocean yes
sells Ter giving the position 81 the vessel
nras q wears
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Special Ds~uatch % the -Trtriii Scnrer.
OLYMPIA. Nov t1-Cump'etc but w
official retnrnS ~ Ia@nn cefufy are "a
follows Mckinley. sff, Brysn. cS:
cushmau f4; Ronald. 1855 Jones. p7:
R1hs ctsoa, SIS Frirk. sS,; Rogers, GS
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA. Nov. 12--Chaplain Stubs OF
the Tacoma Seamen's Bethel, has received
a letter from Boston stating that Rev.
Thomas Rees. formerly of the Seattle
Seamens Bethel. was stricken with par
slvsis two weeks ago, while visiting near
Boston.
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KINGSTON. y. y. Nov. fs-capt. Law.
reuce ~. Murray. who commanded the "a.
nous cruiser Nashville before her Gao.
sure ~ the Confederate government. "A
dead at bis home in Maiden.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post Intelligence
TACOMA. Nov. 1.-THE TWO masked
robbers who held up the Garfield hotel
bar-roaHS Saturday nlght hzyA anparepiIy
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acre are
never any cx-
ternal signs Il
Cancer u ntil
the blood is
Cancer

polluted and the system thoroughly con-
tarinated by this deadly yirulent poison.
Then a sore o. Accr appears on some
harmless looking at tirst, but As the can
ceroas ceils form aud arc deposited by
the hlocd near the sore. IL increases in
arc aud severity, with sharp shooting
pains. No matter how often the SORE IS
removed by the surgeons knife or flesh
destroying plastefs, another comes and 10
worse. The real disease IL ia the blood.
and the treatment must begin there. The
poisoned blood must be ,nvigoga,ed ard
purified, and when this is done canccrous
cells can no longer form aud the sore viii
heal naturally and permanently.
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Mrs. sarah NJ KFrsliug.
etf wta.ts,os Ave Husssl.
feau, writes ara At
wears ell. anA fsf three
wears haA suffered wtsh a
severe fora ~ Saaset ca
ray jsw ~ aNhtte destcfs
said was tacufaNse. And
that l e0alc act live move
tina a sAs uacnshA aercS,t
es thcAg staisgnsni astrae,
aed had ssvsn NJ all hras
81 ever hetng well again.,
whcn nay Druggist, Snup
ing Of s4ycandiiion Nscuel,
rsndra s. s. $. Af;et tab
=
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tesan to heal to the surprise % the physicians
sna in short tiHsv naAac camp 3cte cure have
Ksinea 50 aesh, rsY appetite - splenalA steep 10
fx.leshlnG IA -..t an. caL.A-nA r--ac.l h-.-lh--
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overcomcs this dc
stracsive poison aud
removes every vestigc
OF il from the system,
makes new. r,ch blood,
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strengthens inc poNN ana Noitds UP Inc
general health.
II you have suspicious sore, 90 have in-
herited any blood faint. send for our free
book on Cancer. and write 10 our medical
department for any information OF advice
wanted We make no charge for this ser
vice, Your letter will receivs prompt and
careful attention, and will be held IN
StricteSt confidence
tss SNIFF SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA, CA.
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DIR. FLElsCHER. diseases Of men and
women.
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have whites, sick headache, pain in my back. ~
in right and left side Of abdomen, feeling Of T.
ness N vagina, am dizzy, weak and nervous /
have used many patent medicines. but found -
little relief. Please give me your advice 49,
KATIE p. JUHeLAs, New Salem, Mich. ikay 6
I1os Z
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DEAR MRS. PIyKHAN AS have heard and
your wonderful medicine thought would write
all about my sickness. have been sick for four year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-16

Useful Christmas Presents. Manhattan Shirts, Dunlap Hats. Silk Muffers, Wool Mufflers. Silk Handkerchefs hem stitched with initials and
 with fancy border. Linen Handkerchefs plain and fancy border. Collars and Cuffs Plain and Fancy Half Hose
 Smoking Jackets Jersey Goats suitable for house and office,
 Umbrellas. Gloves. Slippers, a new line just received. Ladies Kid Gloves in all shades. Ladies Linen Handkerchiefs. Ladies Fancy Hose
 Ladies Belts Childrens Suits, an entire new line just bought at
 extrem low prices. Ladies Waists in embroidered flannel and
 Taffeta Silk.
 Fascinators.
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Cards have been received in Il is city announcing the marriage of Miss Ray Naohan, forrserly of this city but now of New York. and Mr. Morris Johns, of Memphis, Tenn. They will be married January 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-16

Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter No. ', excited a class Friday evening. After the ceremonies. banquet was sI. tread at Bluthenthal's hotel. The affair was much enjoyed.
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In the second division of the Pu- laski county circuit court Saturday q motion for new trial in the case of J. H. Gum va. tha Iron Mountain railway company was made
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Auditor H. E. Martin of the Little Rock & Hot Springs Western rail. way, Is in the city calling on his many Pine Bluff friends and trans : acting business.
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A suit has been instituted in the Jefferson chaGcery court hy Meiyinia A. Gibson az aiDst A. $. Honnet and others to enforce a contract of sale.
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rescription work is our hobby ant we are proud Of this deparimeo9 Every thing delivered promptly np until 10 o'clock at night.
 Walker Drug Co.
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On account of the demands made on our space by CT terprising adyer- tisers, the news columns of today x paper are considerably ab i'd std d.. However, in the rush of holiday shopping, you can get considerable aid by careful perusal of the Graph ic's hdyertisfng columns
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Madam Lewis, tue worlds most famous C:airvoy ant, can br consult- a on all affairs oi life at Sl5 Laurel etreet.
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On and after December l, the price for regular meals at the Merchants Cafe will be 35cents. ALE WYATT,
 diff Proprietor.
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Mrs. c. H. Pnddephatt is confined to her room with severe ttfafck oi la grippe.
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The members of Congregation AL she Emeth will hold a meeting this evening ut the Temple building Ali members are urged to be present Business of importance.
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Walker Drug Co.,, keep standing ready al all times horse and bi- cicle for quick delivery Of any thing ordered from them. "
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If in doubt, consult Madam Lewis, she can and will help you, at ol9 Laurel street. U
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Holiday novelties in Palmer's and Huinut's perfumes at Culpepper' E. No. 2e6 Main street. 70
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Miss Bessie Fitzhugh, of McGehee, is in the city visiting her brother MT. 0. R. Fitzhugh and family.
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If you waat any tbing from U drug store and want 1t quick, tele' pbone Walker. Drug Go, "
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Mir. A. Duer was initiated into the Imperial Lodge k. of F, frlaay night.
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Messrs. John A. Reed and ". S. Show. of Fayetteville, were visitors in the city Saturday..
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..vollmer" whisky represents the highest type of pure Kentucky whisky ana none eu' frst-class places ser we it. Ask for " Voiimer.
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Col. W. J. Frazier. colonel of the Uniform Rank, K. of p., of Arkansas, attended the meeting oi the Imperial Lodge last Friday night
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Rip Van Winkle said: Here's good health to your wife and family, may you all live long and prosper, This toast was made while drinking Jesse Moore. whisky
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Toilet sets, military brushes, at. omizers, etc, at Cuipeppei \, No. 2o6 Main street. tt
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Mir. John $. Grant. late clerk of the Truiock, has gone Little Rock and will relieve c. .. Thompson at Gleason's for several weeks.
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EVERY VOTE GoUNTs-Buy your groceries from us and win the PIANO for your favorite.-Straus & Miller.
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Vote early and often for the PIANO. This is the last month Strauss & Miller.
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If you want your prescriptions de livered quch send them to Walker Drug Go. "
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pr. T. c. Edgar, Dentist, Office over Citizens Bank. Both phones. II
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PAY YOUR BILL-It entities you to votes on the PIANO CONTEST. = Strauss & Miller. s
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Mir. T. l.. Brummett has returned from u trip over the Cotton Belt,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-16

MT. W. E. Charlap, of keRdall's Mill. is spending Sunday in the city
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Mrs. B. F. Ingaan, of Grady. and Maj ". NJ. Davis, of Altheimer, were visitors in the city Saturday.
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Mir. John Harrison will return te his home at Fayetteville today.
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Prof. J. H. Nitherspoon will lead the Young Men's 3 o'clock meeting at Merrill Institute this afternoon.
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Ube Daily Graphic.
MEYERasoLusoN. city Editor.
CITY ITEMS.

Mrs. F. M. Cox, of Medford, visited this city Saturday.
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MT. Sam Katzenstein will spend the day in Little Rock.
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Miss Euslep Roberts, of Wabbase- ka. is in the city visiting relatives and friends.
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Mir. M. Adami. of the Cotton Belt, was in the city Saturday.