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New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
BIDS FOR A NEW GRAND-ST. BRIDGE.

In a few days Bridge Commissioner John L. Shea
will advertise for bids for the construction of a
new Grand-st bridge replace the present struct-
ure which has been condemned by the War De-
partment as obstruction to navigation. The
plans were drawn by Chief Engineer s. r. Pro-
basco OF the Bridge Department. The bridge
Will! be steel draw span. 2S2 feet long and So
date two trolley tracks is to be q feet wide The
floor system of the bridge will be of steel with
wooden deck. The draw will rest a pier
Of StO
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
COLONEL JAMES D. BELL A CANDIDATE

Seventy-fve members of the Grand Army of the
Republic delegates from the posts in Kings County
10 the annual State Encampment. will leave here
for Utica Tuesday. Department Commander
Joseph W. Kay and his staff will start Monday.
Colonel James ID. Bell of Kings County, Will be a
candidate for delegate -at-large 20 the National
mi Chicago
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
COUNTY SAFE CLOSED FOR 4 DAY.

Riverhead Long Island May 1.-THE County
Treasurer had to borrow money yesterday in order
to do business The knob the outside door of
his safe had broken Off and the bolts could not
be shot back so the safe remained locked all day.
Last night an operator from Manhattan with the
assistance OF a blacksmith, took all the bolts off
Z hn doors and the safe Onened.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
An AUTO" EMERGENCY WAGON.

The officials of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany yesterday made thorough inspection of ar
auto wagon. which they thinking of substi
tuting emergency wagon for repairs In the
place OF the pres ent horse vehicles.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
NEW NAVAL VETERAN Association

Twelve United States Navy veterans the
porators of organization known the United
States Veteran Navy. A certificate of incorpo-
ration of the organization was yesterday
fled with the County Clerk. Its aim is the bet
terment of the condition of all classes OF the navy
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
FOR cHILDREN's HorSE or DETENTION.

MRS. HUDSPETH- BENSON OPPOSES PUTTING
BOYS AND GIRLS IN JAIL
Mrs. Hudspsth- Benson. Of Jersey city. who has
been prominent In charitable work is urging the
establishment of house OF detention for boys ard
girls in Hudson County. and has secured from
Senator NcDermott option a suitable build
ing that occupied BY Christ Hospital, in Mag
nolia-ave. Jersey City. Mr. MCDerHO-t agreed 70
lease the building sell IL for 5000 easy
terms il IL is used - TefOrma tory Mrs. Iigds-
peth-BensOn wants the County Board of Freehold
20 purchase the property. She believes that
while the arrest OF boys for petty offences NAV De
justified. IL is evil for them b. committed
to the county jail. where they may come In con-
tact with hardened criminals
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
INSTITUTE FREE LECTURE.

Professor William H. Goodyear will lecture on
Relics OF Greek Tombs'' at the Brooklyn Insti-
tute Museum Eastern Parkway at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon The will be illustrated by coored
lantern photographs. No tickets are required
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
FOUR LITTLE PARKS ON HEIGHTS.
THEY ARE TO BE TRANSFERRED TO THE CITY IN
A FEW DAYS.

FEW DAYS.
The Department Of Parks will soon come into the
control of four pretty little parks the Heights
overlooking the East River and the Bay. The parks
which miniature In size but command delight
full views of the Bay. at the Bay ends of Clark
and Pierrepont SITS. Montague Terrace and Rem-
sen-st Many years ago the Legislature passed
special act creating a commission composed Of ad-
Joining property to control the four street
end parks Since consolidation it has been asserted
that the Commission has legal existence. AS
the members OF the Commission are of the same
opinion there will be a meeting OF the Commission
and Park Commissioner Brewer In few days TO
formally transfer the parks to the Park Depart
ment.
Much to the disappointment of numbers of peo
pie. Mr. Brewer said yesterday that he did not
know whether or not he would allow the PUBIC
at present the of the parks.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
LOVING cup FOR MOSES NAY.

Moses May the president Of the trustees of the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, who Is to sail for Europe
on May II. honored by his fellow members on
the Board Thursday night by a dinner at the
Clarendon Hotel, at which a handsome silver loving
cuD presented him.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
4 BIG JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.

The Appellate Division yesterday affirmed the
Judgment of $4,000 obtained by the guardian of
Grace Mcdonald. years old. who July 20
was severely injured by a Fifth-ave. trolley car.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
DIR. HILLIS'S MAGNETISM.
NEW MEMBERS DRAWN TO PLYMOUTH CHURCH
FROM ALL OVER CITY

Testimony to the magnetic and winning quail
ties of the Rev DR.. Newell Dwight Hills as
nastor were given last night at the prayer meeting
of Plymouth Church. when the seventy-seven men,
bers who were received last Sunday were present.
It wa. shown that they had been drawn from all
parts of New-York One old man who joined is
resident of Hoboken He said that he had come
TO hear DR.. Hills at both services every SUNDAY
and at the Friday prayer meeting Tor nearly a
year He now intends to move his family 10
Brooklyn so as to be nearer his church duties
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
MUSIC IN PROSPECT PARK.

The opening concert In Prospect Park will be
given on Saturday. June 2. For the purpose of
ranging for the music in the Park this summer
there Will be "a meeting of the bandmasters of the
l3th. 14th. 23d and 47th regiments Tuesday
morning in the office of Park Commissioner Brewer
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
CUTS HIS WRIST WITH, A BazOB

Weary with the struggle against financial adver-
sity Andrew Vogt. blacksmith ffty-six wears old
living at No. 26 Floyd-st., took a razor and made
deep cut in his left arm yesterday The body was
and fell 10 the moor Of his with q loud cry
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
COLD WEATHER AT NORTHPORT.

Northport. Long Island. May 1.-THE mercury
was below the freezing point last night and Ice
Iormed IN many places. Fruit and early
vegetables frostbitten.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

DISCHARGED HtN ATTACKS FOREu4y.
Bloomfield May Il (speciaD.-Fri,z Heintz a Ia.
borer, formerly in the employ of the Lappn Brake
Shoe Works. in this place. was sentenced 20 the
county prison for attacking James Burke. fore
man, with a stone this morning. for discharging
IN
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
FIRE AwAxENs A RoUyDsHAv.
IN FIGHTING THE BLAZE THE OFFICERS HAN
ARE BURNED

Roundsman Edward McGlynn, OF the Clymer-st
police station, who asleep lounge In the
front room Of his home No es Heyward-st.. last
evening. awakened by the smell OF smoke and
found the room in blaze MeGiynn attempted to
extingush the fire. His hands were painfully
burned. Neighbors sent In an alarm OF fire. The
damage $500. The origin OF the fire is un-
known,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
G Nm4ma6 1hn
Mems CLOTHING
Ready-to-Wear
Finely Tailored

THE Wanamaker clothing represents the best that made.
In fabrics, pure wool of high character in newest
smartes patterns In making the best work that be
done by that paid by the weeknot by the piece
tempting to hurry and skimp and done in healthul we'll
lighted wokrooms Then every garment is stitched through
out with silk. The who knows good clothes will see
these merits at glance.
fabrics used and the
and
greensh chevios,
o
usually $3.50 Here
The daily news., 1900-02-09

while Ne have no republican party 81
any ccustq queuce 20 face Ia the stat. ~
u nevertheless have rHemIr- IN our own
- nks " no would undo Us % ". wI.I but al
lOE IL. therefore. II behUOvrs IA TO b- ever
Natchful Of our rights and strive 10 put iu
Office only those men who have ever been
consistently true to the faith and who ar
free and uutrRmmeIIed 10 carry out the
viii Of the prOple when d may be- opposed
10 great corporate Interests.-Madisou Re
corder.
The enemies Of the democratic
party of Florida within its own
ranks are those who would exclude
from it, ranks all members who DO
not submit their opinions and be-
liefs to the dictation Of self-cousti-
tHted censOr-, aud who are thereby
widening the breaches which exist
instead o: seeking To close up tie
ranks aud put the fun strength Of
the party Ia motion for the good OF
the people.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
Commun Sense PnIi,ics.

Florida, in common with all tie
states, is afflicted by professional
politicians, great and small, who
aspire to run things" in tfeir own
private interest-and who frequently
too frequently-succeed i'm bam-
bOOzling the goOd-latured or
thOughtless masses into allowing
them to Do -. They appear at the
primaries and get themselves chosen
a. delegates TO the conventions.
where, by trading influence and
votes, they find IL easy 10 get their
own kind nominated To office, while
the choice of the people who sent
them J. airily disregarded and the
welfare of the community, or the
county. or the state II absolutely
eliminated from the results of their
operations.
IL Is the province OF the press TO
warn the people of evils, past. pres
ent and to come, and none l. greater
or more dangerous To their interests
shan the bowling ward politician or
the smooth political boss. That the
press of Florida il awake To these
impending dangers l. evidenced by
frequent allusions and warnings
published therein; one Of the most
recent, a. we'll az most out-poken, j.
the following from the Miami Ne
tTUpOlis:
This l. 80 b, an elect on year al over the
country. The woods " % b- full OF cHndi-
dates for all tine otii-es from constable TO
.rssideut. There will br lamentations and
uespinEs. Warnings and threats, pr,ml>e>
and vow =. naudehakIngs aud inquiries IL 10
lhe hel.iIh ur thr 5ahi,->. ct c,trrn. b
Dad sou ever s.op 10 think JuHI thu poll
rIctnns alon,. arr the responsible parties for
most u not all uur u.-e They are Ihe peo-
ME who create an uur tad Law, and rrpra.
ths goOd ono.
let ~ A. cltIz-n- 90 F.ur.ta wu>tr n;t!e
rtrns in tr,inE tu 6Eurr ouf Jhe necessary
rlauks for tnv national demo, raIic plat
form Rstnvu,l,-r tnai all good work nrE .u-
a. hulla,. tn tnr p.rClnct mass meetings or
p.imnlleS. aI.d JnaI lI good. honest meu az,
s,,rt Mp 40 9 h,. vuungy mvetinE. good ones
nj! b. - .,-,t,d io go tu the state cuuvru-
rions then n,----,.,TIly ta- rl-l. NInd only
,aiIl A,- srlrCt,-,s a> uai.uuas Ov.y-at,-. and
the ssu,r e. .IidlJIou> vNI-i c.,-w here the
platforFT aud tine nominees Viii be III riEAj
Kind
u,sa safe ruie to leave AT home the men
who vant 10 go. Thr beet men iu every
-ornmuulty ar,. hos Who hHv- "A business
or calling " hlCa requires tLcIr time sud at
tsution and they 0u not want To b- elected
many offtce A. stated before. however.
.hess are lhe msu " hO should be selected a.
rspresentatives ln any official capacity.
Public oaice ~ a pubiIc tru-t, ana IA, uld
,rver hs bestowed a. charity. No man
an refuse the cal. 81 th" people To- serve
st,srn when Il y made apparent TO him that
h, can lssueht has fellow man. even n II is
nacrsNaTy 10 make some sacrifice. There
fozs. lss ~ beware ~ the professional poll
st,,an-selecl honorable. reliable, comPe-
teal business men aud all will be we'll. U>p
alf- same sOunu common sense ii the selec-
-, Of nrn fcr ,fiicc tuat you would IN en-
moving man To handle your MONEY and
IN uti usnke 40 mistake.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
Coffee, Coffee.

We call the attention Of
the general public to the
fuct that JCe hare One Of
the best equipped ROGSterS
in the South. and that JOe
cnn furnish this delicious
beUern6e ut prices that
DEFY competition. We also
LOiSh to remind you that our
COfeeS are GLUGyS fresh
from the ROHSte.r While
others are old and hare lost
their GrOD1C, ours is fresh
and delicious.
NeLC Orleans Grocery Co.,
jas. MHUGH,
Phone 1O5. Proprietor.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
TIE POLICE COURT.
The Side Show Quite an Attract u
This Morning.

A. usual, the regular morning aud f.
ence greeted the city officers thi-
morning and quite number Of law
breakers contributed freely TO the
city's funds. The aggregate in fine
was SO, there being six case, and
two discharged.
Earl Cook, Johnnie Chambers and
Willie Williams, all cOlurtd youths.
charged with disOrderly conduct.
were each given a severe thTa-hiuL
by their parents in the city Jail.
Lonnie Faulks, charged with CAL
rSing concealed weapons, wa- fined
SO.
Blaunch Russell, charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly, Wa, fined
SD.
Mabel Brooks. charged with cur
ing on % public street, was fined $40
Robert Keelcr, charged wIth a>-
sault. was fined so.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
OSk CIR We (HNC.

friends al Wilson, Ala.
L.ph Bowman was visitor Do re
thu Wt..k.
MI-- E~-ie Godfrey has closed her
-"h""' here and returned I" B.uT
Springs.
Ml--v- Mamie and Lula Brew'ou
were vI-itor- here Saturday ami sun
day.
Mrs Sarah Lee took flying trip
90 tier daughters last Saturday.
Farming time has come again and
there J. great activity among The
ayTICulturI-t- here.
The daily news., 1900-02-09

warrantiug the large outlay Of MAN.
tanning an expensive bureau for
reading all the manuscripts submit
: q.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONs-Col-
lector Stiliman received a telegram
this morning from Tallahassee stat
ing that the republican cOngressi0n-
al convention IN session there had
chosen Hon. J. y. Coombs of Apa
lachicola and J. F. Horr of X Y
West as delegates to the national
convention at Philadelphia, and
nominated Hon. &. b. Patterson Of
Key West for congress from this dis
tric'.
GEN. LEE-Mrs. s. A. Moreno. sec
retary of the United Daughters Of
the COnfederacy, has notified the
Board of Public Instruction that a
gentleman has authorized the offer
Of medal to the pupil in grade- =,
; and 9 in the public school who
writes the best composition, in
school, on Gen. Robert r. Lee, not
to exceed four pages of legal cap nor
less than two pages The compost
tions are to be sent to Gen. Geo.
Reese not later than May 10.
KLONDIKE. FLA.-Mr. James F.
Pierce OF Klondike was a pleasant
caller at The NEWS office tn s
morning. He reports quite boom
in his neighborhoOd. Several
northern men have bought lands
there from the Tarble syndicate and
are building, fencing and preparing
10 put in crops. Among the invest
ors who are now there imnrOving
their property are >. H. Ewalt of
Warren, o., who Is building a home
about a half mile from Klondike, r.
l.. Morgan Uf Elgin, Ill and Me-sr-.
I-her and ToOker Of Chicago.
kloudike is about 10 miles from
Pensacola on the Nunez Ferry road.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
Furniture on Credit

Most beautiful lire IF side hoard-
oyer shown in the city. Wardlobe-.
Ntth glaSs doors IF every drscTip
ZION, from the cheapest to the finest
Roll-top secretary cases elegantly
flushed, a fine line of china closets.
ana everything contained in first
class furniture store at y. NJ. Pryor :
,;argain Furniture HOu-e.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
PEOPLES STORE.

Ju-t arrived, large assortment of
the celebrated "Gritfun Braud' of
Shirl Waists in dark ana nght per
Gale. wuIt" lawn. etc They ARE the
-, ia the land. Famous for fit,
L. ana finish. We invite your in
~p-CtI"n. - 1T
The daily news., 1900-02-09

No one denies that factOrie--
large and small-are beneficial, buj
while each one Of u j. waiting for
some one else 10 make a movement
in the direction of securing them,
other places in other states are work
ing TO establish them.
The daily news., 1900-02-09

A MINISTERIAL crank attained COW
eted notoriety in Florida town re-
Gently by requiring a bride who wa-
a party to a marriage ceremony per-
formed by him 70 promise 10 SUI
port" her husband.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
Don't Pay $40 and $50

for SEWING MACHINES when YOU
can buy the best make with all the
lt'" .pr"vements at o. NJ. PrvOr's
Is 'rEiIu Furniture House, for from
>" {" so. Our household furniture
J. equally - cheap. Call and see
the hls stock.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best medi

cine for sore throat, laryugiti>, quiuSv or
tpusIlItl>. Every drop of II ~0UtE,~ aud
meals. 4 twenty five cent bottle u1 Ihl-
wonderful remrdy viii cure Il cough or cod
II one cay.
The daily news., 1900-02-09

The city Of Selma is to be con-
gratulattd upon the fact that a bill
20 erect a public building in tina;
city. at a cost Of 500 OOO, has passed
the senate.
The daily news., 1900-02-09

You can have the best glasses that
are made fitted by DR.. Wilcox ut
Chicago Low at Andersen, the j-w-
eIer'S
The daily news., 1900-02-09
COME AND SEE TIL
PEOPLES STORE.

Ju-t arrived. large assortment If
the celebrated "Griiion Brand" Of
shirt Waists in dark and light per
ca:-. white lawn. etc. They are tte
be- ju the land. Famous for fit,
=, 'n ana finish We invite yuur IN
30. ,..fIur. gf %
The daily news., 1900-02-09
CED Mr. TREES

3 feet high. - cents each.
! e~r hIgh. 10 cents each.
d { - high Npceut~ each.
Apply % s. J. Watkiu.
Car" W VI. JOHNSON d SOY.
Fh"uH -. 6f-til-I7f
Try The News Want Column.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
THE MODERN WAY

Commends itself TO the wel!-inform-
ID. To DO pleasantly and effectually
what was formerly done in tn
cCudeSt manner and disagreeably a.
we'll. TO cleanse the system and
break up colds. headaches, and f..
vers without unpleasant after fleets
use the delightful liquid laxative
remedy, syrup of Figs. Made by
California Fig Syrup Co.
If YOU need Gardening Tools or
Carpenters Tools, of any kind. visit
=. }. ISaacs. corner Palafox and Ro
mana, and look over his extensive
assortment before buying elsewhere.
7i-ff
Come and have your eye, fitted
with the best glasses by DR. H. wi.
cox of the Chicago Eye Institute "a,
Andersen, the jewelers.
The daily news., 1900-02-09

Sheli Hardware and Household
CouvtuieuceS IN great variety ar
rock bottom prices. at I-aaC~' COL
nrr PalatoN and Romano. 7f-,t
The daily news., 1900-02-09
For Over Fifty Years.

VI X. WIS~LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP AA-
b-eu u'rG for over Htty years by millions
tto' hers fOr their children WhIIe t-at nv.
Nith perfect success. il spOthes the CUrIG
'oftpus the gums. aIlay> ali pain, CUT-- WIIU
cOlC. ana j. the best remedy for BIar-UoFA
IL vi relieve the poor little sufIrrcr I'M
mrdIat-Iy. sold by Druggists ia every
part OF the world. twenty-five cents "A rot
.tr. BE sure ana ask fO~ Mrs. NIu~luW -
>5u.hing Hyruu." and take 90 other kind.
The daily news., 1900-02-09
NAVAL STORES MARKET.
Daily for The News By
Messrs. A. NJ Moses 4 Co.


SPIRITS TURPENrIEE-54 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

For making cakes, light bread and biscuits there is no four or the mar ket that equals Ilyineible. It's made from choice soft winter wheat. Try it and he convinced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20
Ask your grocer for THORN $ B E s = and insist on having it.

Judge Grace Monday afternoon discharged the petit jurors for two week. They will meet again April , This is done in order to give Prose cutting Attorney sorrells q chance to devote his entire time with the grand jury during it's session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20
Everybody is talking HORN, $ B E 5 2, Have you tried it 2

Contractor ". F. Jones, Of this city ia completing q handsome LttIe church building on Mir. Jon. h. Graee's place at New= =GaseoA4.Z church was donated to his tenants by Mir. Oracle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

We handle David Landreth < Sons garden seeds. We have the largest stock of seed in this maeket. Oai0n sets, tnrnip seed, Irish potatoes, etc
 III MCCAIN GRut FRY Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

Mir. John H. pellmen, IT,, of th s has secured, after bidding with Little Rock and Memphis men. the contract for all the slate roofing, sheet iron, tin and copper work to be done on the new court house building at Arkahsas Citv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

"A car If Gurtiee Bros. celebrated Preserves and fine Canned Yegeta
 bles just received Strauss t Miller, successors to L. F. Goldsmith < Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

We have given our customers in Pine Bluff instructions 10 guarantee InviHclble four to be equal 10, if not superior to any four sold in Pine Bluff. SaUers Milling Go.
 Per 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

Mrs. X. Rankin and daughter. of Warner, are visiting ih.the to- day. They are here on business and pleasure combine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

Kfnaling wood delivered to=ang part Of the city Tor sst DO per load. FELL SHAVE Telephone orr flers receive prompt attention n.-eZ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

Mrs. Pleas Gulpepper is now on the road to recovery after very severe illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

Rip Van WfnkIe said; Heres good health to your wife and family. may you all live ione and prosper,' This toast was made while drinking Jesse N bore whisky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

Invineible four is eonyineible. Try it and join the good biscuit crowd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

NIT. Melvin Cornish, private =seere= tafY far Congressman Jaha Ss Little. WAS ia our ejtY recent. .He Was en route Co Washington from Lincoln county. where he met Hon..J. B. Hoods congressman =H5Httfeas.o oppott= ent in joint debate The Demoeraee of old Lincoln came forward with fiatteri9g majority for Little at it's recent primaries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

Ask your grocer for InYincible foul-it,s the best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20
.I2I West Second Avenue.

Safe Bind, Safe Fiad.'s =Fofti= fY yourself no0b purifying and en- 4ehenina your blood ana building up your system with Hoods safsapaHlla and you may expect good health throughout the coming season.
 All liver ills are cured by Hood s Pills. 25es
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

MT. J. Nj. Henry. of Redfela, Is in the city in attendance at the meeting of tue Central Committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

If you want any deiicacies, we have them.-Strauss < Miller, slc- cessors to L. D. Goldsmith < Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

The Jefferson county election cqn= missioners have received the Neti- ti6ns af tbe different candidates for office at the ensuing city election Monday WIS the last day tp file the petitions.  You cannot buy good geeas= #n= cheap stoie. nor Yollmefs whisky Ia I cheap hotel or cafe When you drink ,.Eolhnefl, you drink the best your money eaa buy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20
Ibe Da .lp Grapble.
MEYER soLusoN. City Editor.
CITY ITEMS.

Mr. W. zz Tank ersley is south ot the Cotton Belt on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

The Commissioners of Accounts, who are Mes4rs. No Hanf, of this eitA; and Df. R. D MeGaughy. of Al- thinner, met at tke Court House Monday afternoon undetermined the books of the different officials of Jeff fefsoa= count. fhey.have not as yet finished their work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

Mir. Alex Taught. one of the e3ev= crest men we have ever had the pleasure of meeting, is in the city today. Mr. Yaught is president i the Paragould Medicine Company and is q hustler from the word go. he company of which he is at the head is cue of the largest concerns in tue state and is eGjoyin9 all Hn- usually large trade.
 Hon. T. Haxis Nixon, of Sheridan, Cant county, was a visitor in Pine Bluff Monday. Havis ably repre- sented Grant county in the house 6f the last general assembly and is now 8 candidate for prosecuting attorney of the Seventh Jueieial District, which is composed of Grant. Hot Springs, Saline and Garland counties. Ia the election held in Hot Springs county Satur- day. AixoL ran second with four other asPiraHts in the race. He de- feated the present prosecuting at torney by vote Of three to one in Hot Springs county. The three other mentioned counties are vet to cast their votes. This speaks well for so young Il man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

You can buy from Us three } ID. cans of tomatoes for q cts, three lb. cans ffue corn for 23 =etss three H.. cans French Red Kidney beans 295 ets,. dt. bottle toaatoeateHp be.
 fa MCCAIN GROCERY t5o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-20

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