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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-15
AMERICAN ASYLUM
Sought by Paul Kruger-Not
Known What Answer Was Given
Him by Our Authorities,

" 31fm cy So< 1otASfktxSo, ~. -
LONDON. Aug. 14.-President Kru-
ger at one time made 4 formal appllca-.
ton to the United States to grant himia a
sanctuary in case the necessity for at
arose. This . occurred, according to
Secretary of State Retz, Of the Trans.
vanl republic, the. day Lord Roberts
entered Pretoria. The details OF the
event have been related to a represen-.
tative OF the Associated Press by Mr..
!. F. ". Unger.. who has Just returned
from the Transvaal and secured the In
formation from Secretary Reitz and
others. After quoting the secretary rs
saying President Kruger would never
take to the mountains, on account OF
his age, but would retreat down the
line. finally escaping to Portuguese ter
ritory. Mr.. Unger said that the day tho
British entered Pretoria, President. kru-
ger sent for Mr.. w. Stanley Hollis, the
United States consul at Lorenza Mar
ques, and Mr. Hollis was taken to
Machadodorp in special car. Presi-
dent Kruger asked him II his govern
ment would grant him. president Kru-
scr) an asylum in the Lorenzo Marques
consulate until he, Mr.. Kruger. made
other arrangements for his departure.
Fearful of Harsh Treatment.
President Kruger expressed fears
concerning h., treatment by the Por-
tuguese government and wished to
guard against any possible British
landing parties. Mr.. Hollis asked for
time to consult with his government
unr President Kruger assured him he
would receive weeks notice before
putting the plan into execution.
In consequences OF this visit to tho
Transvaal and the transmission OF
President Krugcr's request 10 WASH
ington. Mr.. Hollis received instructions
from Secretary Hny not to leave Portu-
sucse territory again. He was thus
compelled to neglect the interests OF the
British prisoners nt Noolt Gedacht,
where there was great suffering.
Mr.. Unger In conclusion said:
81 make this explanation in justice to
Mr.. Hollis, whose action hns been mis-
understood both In America and Great
Britain"
Mr.. Unser did not know whether thu
state department eventually gave a
specific answer to President Kruger's
request. n
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TRYING TO ADJUST
The Differences In the Steel Difficulty
Mt Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich. Aug. A.-Pres!dept
7 J. Shaffer and Secretary John VII
llams, of the Amalgamated Association
Of Steelworkers and about forty mem
bers OF the general committee, arrived
in the city to-day. James H. Mutt, sec
retary OF :he Manufacturers Assocla-
tion Of steel manufacturers and several
other representatives Of the steel inter-
ests OF the country are also here.
Separate meetings OF the committees
took place this morning. Later in the
day a Joint conference was held and an
attempt was made to adjust the pud-
dlers and ilnishers scale. the only point
Of difference between the manufacture
crs and the association.
Secretary Williams stated that |, tloes
not follow that there will be strike IL
an agreement is not reached as the may
adjourn to meet again In few weeks.
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CHINESE FLEE
6. HASTE
4. TOWARD. v PEKIN.
Have Become Observation-Disclosures
Supplies Arrive at Yang Tsun
to Last Twelve Days.
MANY WOUNDED SERIOUSLY.
Little Opposition From the Enemy at
Ho-si-Wu-Heat Intense But
Health Of Troops Good.

{ LONDON, Aug. H.-A special dis
patch from Yang Tsun, dated August
7, reports the arrival Of supplies there
sufficient to last twelve days. The
dispatch adds that reconnaissances
show the Chinese are demorallzed and
have fed toward Pekin.
The American signal men arc keep
Ing the telegraph wire intact along the
line OF march in the face Of great din
cultles,
About 50 per cent Of the wounded are
cases pronounced to be serious by the
attending physicians.
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course Of Russia as substantially the
same as that OF the United States and
that the powers are therefore acting In
substantial iunaDim!ty. +. II IA
GROVER FOR PRESIDENT
Anti-Imperialists Talk Of Nominat-
Ing Him for the otice-Attendance
at Convention Very Small.

Anti-Imperialists Talk Of Nominate
Ing Him for the ofice-Attendance
at Convention Very Small.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 14.-Delegates
to the two conventions OF ti-imper-
iinlists are arriving by every train to-
day but still the number Is not large.
Massachusetts, New York and Pennsyl-
yanla are expected to send the largest
delegations, Among to-day's arrivals
were George v. Mercer, OF Philadelphia,
who is at the head Of the Philadelphia
league: David i. Doherty, W. T.. John
son, g.. L. Paddock. Edwin Burritt
Smith, slgmnnd zeisler, W. J. Mize,
secretary Of the American Anti -Impcr-
iallst League, and Charles NJ. sturges,
NIL of Chicago. Ernest Howard. OF Bos-
ton. and ]. Henry Smythe, OF Phlladel-
phia, ex- Governor Boutwell, and others
are expected to-day. Is
Carl schurE, 1t Is now known, will not
be here and In his place q speech In
German probably. will be delivered to-
morrow night by sigmund zeIsler, Of
Chicago. 4, p
Bourke Cochran telegraphcd secre-
tary Mlze last night that there was lit
tile doubt but that he would be there.
The executive committee Of tho anti
imperialIsts league met this morning to
arrange the programme for the conyen-
ation, which will have Its opening ses-
sion at Tomlinson hall at II o'clock to-
morrow morning. r 81!
They Are .Anti-Everything.
Tho nationals, who are anti-lmperial-
lists but who arc also nnti-sllver, anti
Bryan and anti-McKinley. whose ayow-
ed purpose in meeting to-day is to
swing the anti-imperialist league mem-
bers to support them in naming third
ticket. met this afternoon In the assem-
bly, room OF the Commercial club. The
convention was called to order by
Thomas NJ. Osborne. OF Aurora, N. Y.
Louis r. Enrich. permanent chair
man. delivered the speech.
There has been talk OF nominating
Grover Cleveland for President and
some of the nationals allege he Is ia
sympathy with their movement. Rob-
ert A. Widemann said this morning
that he had talked with Mr.. Cleveland
less than a week ago and that Mr..
Cleveland would not accept, on account
OF his health.
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DUMMY PACKAGE
Sent by Detectives Remains Uncall.
ed For ut Lockport. N. Y. "

Sent by Detectives Remains Uncall-
ed For at Lockport, N. Y.
LoCKPoRT. N. Y, Aug. ia pack
age addressed to &C. W. Cnylor, Lock-
port. N. "" lies In the safe OF the
American express office in this city.
awaiting claimant. 1t Is supposed to
be the package expressed by Ferrcl,
the Ohio express robber and murderer
OF Messenger Lane.
The package will be held until claim
cd by tho conslgnee, who is not known
here or by the Adams Express Com
pany. from which the contents orc be-
lieycd to have been stolen.
The express package received Mt
Lockport. N. T., addressed TO C. w.
Caylor. is only dummy. The wrapper,
however, is the original ono used by
Fcrrcll, the express robber. and as
such It Is an important piece OF evil
dence. When tho detectives learned
that the mysterious stranger who stop
ped at the hotel in Plain City. Ohio, on
tho night of the murder and robbery
had expressed n package to Lockport,
N. y. 1t was Immediately Intercepted
at the transfer Office In this city and
opened. 1t was found to contain the
stolen express aacks and envelopes
from which the money md pnpora had
been taken. While suspcctIng that the
n ~ IN nV,np I'm N.k
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No Formal Application Made.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-It is said
nt the state department that no formal
application ever has come from Consul
Hollis. for n sanctuary In the American
consulate for. President Kruger and
that the Instructions sent to The consul
to connne his energies to his consular
duties was not o result Of any Discus
sion OF nm asylum for the Boer prcsl-
dent. Us the department was not aware
that Mr.. Hollis hnd visited tho presl-
dent, N Ei4 rf3
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Hanna to Open Jersey Campaign,

NEW YORK. August 14.-Senator
llama decided to-day to open the Re-
publican campaign In New Jersey him
SELF. He Will make a speech at Asbury:
next Tuesday. Committeeman Gibbs
to-day telephoned Mr.. Appleby, presi-
dent OF the Asbury Park council, that
the committee proposed TO mako the
meeting state rally. Mr. Hanna Will
preside at the meeting. which will be
held In the Auditorium. Charles Cur
lis. jr., who seconded the nomination OF
Roosevelt Mt Philadelphia. and others,
Will also speak. 5
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IMPORTANT PROPOSITIONS
Concurred in by Committee on Laws
of the Typographical Union

SouSaAASu Ah Wy SuuInlttee on Laws
of the typographical Union.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Aug. 1.-THE
report OF the committee on laws was
taken up ut the meeting of the Interna-
tional typographical Union to.day
One OF the most important propositions
concurred In calls for the payment IN
married men of 81 and single men IS
per week for eight wceks from tho time
strike Is inaugurlted. a proposition
calling for graded benefits was adopted,
also ono that the reserve fund shall be
used for defensive purposes only.
A resolution was adopted calling for
the appointment OF u special committee
OF five to Investigate the matter OF aus
pension OF photo cngravers union No. /
Of Now York City. 1t Is believed a sat-
isfactory adjustment OF the trouble can
be reached and that The union witt be-
rrinstuted. pa
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Fourth District Democrats.

Special Correspondence OF Intelligcncer. (.
Z PARKERSBURG. W. Va. August IA.
The Fourth congressional district
Democratic executive committee or
ganized here to-day. and elected Tim,
othy J.. Scanlon, of Cabell county,
chairman, and John A. Miller, secre-
tary. Huntington was selected as the
headquarters for, the campaign. &
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Taken to Marysyillc,

MARYsVILLE, o.. Aug. 14.-Ferrell
was arraigned here to-day before Mayor
Hamilton, in the presence OF hundreds
OF people. The mayor read the warrant
charging Ferrell with the murder Of
Lane and asked him II he were guilty
or not guilty"
Tho prisoner replied mot guilty" and
waived examination. He was field
without bond to await the action OF the
grand jury and was ut once returned to
the jail.
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HEAVY BEAM FALLS
Fatally Injuring Workman and
l.. Hurting Another.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
STEUBENV1LLE. O., Aug. 14.-Thls
evening. while employed on the struc-t
turai iron works for ore bins. at the Ma.
tional Steel ccnpanys works ut Mingo
Junction. heavy iron beam fell some
distance, striking Jasper Wall and
knocking him to the ground. HIS skull
was fractured, right arm broken and
also had inte,ual and other injuries Of y
fatal character. Buck Connolly, Of
Woods Run. Pa. was also struck and
his leg broken, besides other serious In
turtes.
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Fighting May be Expected.

LONDON. Aug, 1t.-"Thc allied
troops" says the St, Petersburg cores
pondent OF tho Times, having. on Au-
gust 0 occupied Ito-si-Wu have now
moved OIL toward Mu Chang without
meeting any great opposition. The ar
tlllery is being moved satisfactorily In
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Believe Him to be nrescp. p, Z, /.

ROME, August l4.-At Turo, province
OF AHeilino. yesterday, n mnn suspected
TO have been the companion OF Brescl.
the assassin OF King !Iumbert. OF Italy,
was arrcstcd. He was dressed Ms /, n
priest, but was found In possession OF n
Inise passport. Letters In French and
English were on his person. ~
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Administrator "Unduly Hasty.n y

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. August 1s.-.
Public administrator Boland to-day ap-
Piled for letters Of administration upon
me estate OF Coils P. Huntington. In
ms city. Judge Bahr's refused z to
Grant the order, characterizing the ap.
pllcatlon us 'unduly hasty." ~
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Largest Shipment Of Gold.

NEW YORK, August 1i.-The largest
consignment of gold bullion ever ex-
ported from this city in a single day
VIII be shipped by the steamers Teu-
tonic and ST. Paul tomorrow, The
shipments Will total IS. .162, 600. y
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German Fleet Manouevres pepin.

BERLIN. August 1.-THE fleet ma
nomevres Will begin Tomorrow, and
VIII end September Is. The first week
OF September Will be devoted to tac-
tical movements In the Baltic, In con-
nection with land mnnoeuvrcs.
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For West ylrGinla-showcrs In the carly
morn. morning, followed by fair Wednesdays;
|nursdny fair; southwesterly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Local rnins md thunder storms. followed
oy tair Wednesday; Thursday fair: light
!" fresh sonthwc9ierIS winds. :, Iila
Local Temperature. s
IhS tSmperaturo yesterday as observed
ny Y; sehnepf, drugRiBt. corner Market
+, .ao y sfourtsenth streets. was as iollowa:
a. a u, mn,'....'.,.....$ sp. m....;,.....s y
Ii m g . ?. m,..t;;.i..... "
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MEANWHILE, Pa, August 1l-The
Democratic congressional conferccs iors
Eric and Crawford counties met at
cambridge Springs to-day, and noni-
mated Hon. a. CASTOR, the present COM
Sressmnn, by ucclamatlon.
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Huntington Died Of Heart Disease.

9 SARATOGA. N. T., August li.-Heart
disease was the direct cauae OF C. p.
Huntlngton's death. Tha remains arc
to be conveyed to tho Huntington resi-
dcncc. In Now York, 3 1851 4. ~
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spite OF the bad roads which the Japas
nese are engaged in repairing.
"The Chinese are now concentrated
at Hsing Hob Stem where fighting may
be expected" Y Z. s. & q
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Movement Of stenm,sshins {

MOVEMENT OF Steamships, "a
G1BRALTAR-Arrived: Werra, New
York, for Naples and Genon. y5 {F
ANTWERP - Arrived: Wcstcrnland,
New York. Via Southampton. a
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schirm for Congress.

BALTIMORE, August 1t,-The Re-
publlcans In the Fourth congressional
district convention Tonight nominated
Charles r. Schlrm, OF Baltimore, for
Congress. The district is now repre-
sentcd BY Jnmes w. Denny, Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-07-06

Miss Susie Phillips and Mir. William m Kimbell, of Sherman, Tex, were married at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. Joe Langston, on East Second avenue, Thursday afternoon. Rev. J. F. Carr otficiated. The couple left immediately for their future home, Sherman. Both are popular young people of that place and have many friends in that vicinity. We wish them much happiness and p prosperity.
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Mr. Jim White is very sick at his room over the Western Union office. His illness came upon him very sud- denly and his physician says he is a very sick man. Mrs. Fannie Nord- man has been secured to nurse him.
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The steamer "old Rip," isnaw one of the prettieSt little boats afl rat in the south. Ir will soon begin It's weekly trips to and from the mouth of the Arkansas river. We wish tie new packet cameany success.
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Mir. Charles Clemmons. post mas- ter, express agent, society leader and general '.all around importance" of Tamo. is shaking hands with his many Pine Bluff friends today.
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Mrs. NJ. Parse and grand-daugh- ters, Misses Halle and Mary Shinn, of Little Rock, returned home yester- day afternoon, after pleasant st Il Y with Chancellor John M. E liott and family here.
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Walker Drug Co.,, keep standing ready at all times horse and bi- ciele for quick delivery of any thing ordered from them.
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The steamer John Harbin came in from Memphis yesterday afternoon wi h an unusually small cargo. A number of passengers came in on her.
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Miss Nettie Frsetaan is residing at Sulphur Springs now. She says it as fine summer resort as can be found any where.
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For Sale Chcap-J. W. Taffts, To- syrup Aurora Soda Apparatus in go i'd condition. Apply to A. J Mitchell, POS Main street. If.
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Mesdame John J. Wainright and Nick Smith, of Dumas, are the guests of Mrs. Gus Waterman on West Fifth avenue.
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Dr. B. ". Mason. the Jefferson township central ommitteeman, was a business visitor in the city Thursday.
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Capt. Nj. Ware and daughter, Miss Lucy, came up from Garrettson yesterday and are registered at the Trulock.
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c. C. scheHck, bicy cles, removed from 305 W..2nd to Citizens Bank building on Pine street and 2nd avenue. If
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New Potomac, Roe and spieed Herring in wine sauce at Joe c. Meyer & Co.'S. m
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The board of public work has made some much needed repairs on Barraque street between Chestnut and Walnut and are now gradin z Walnut.
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A handsome medallion portrait FREE with 10 bars of soap. Sam. pie medallion can be seen at our store.-Strauss & Miller.
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Hon. $. M. Taylor and daughter, Miss Annie Bell. and Miss Alma Tag gart returned yesterday afternoon from Wilnar, where Mir. Taylor de livered an address on July 4.
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Miss Sue McGay leit today for her home in Alabama, after pleasant stay with relatives in this city. She " Il spend several days with friends in Memphis.
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If you want any thing from a drug store and want it quick, tele- phone Walker Drug Co. W
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Kindling wood delivered to any part of the city for $10O per load. BELL SHAVE co. Telephone or ders receive prompt attention. If
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r. NJ. Kilroy has received large shipment of Morgan & Wright fires and is now prepared to meet St. Louis and Chicago prices. k
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Attorney $. J. Hunt has returned from Waldo, Colum bia county where he spent the Fourth with his mother.
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Mir. Tom Dickinson was in the city Thursday enroate to his home near Fofdyce. from Fayetteville. Tom is | 1900 Arkansas University graduate
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Mir. L. K Garrett, of Kimbrough, and Miss May Banks, of Douglass, were passengers to this city yester- day on the Harbin. Miss Banks is visiting friends here.
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Call on r. Nj. kllroy and see the Chainless with automatic coaster and brake, also chain wheels with all the very latest improvements. k
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Miss Gertie Menkus arrived in the the city today from Little Rock and is the guest offriends.
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When in Hot Springs stop at the Bloomington Hotel, 34 Ouachita avenue. Rates from $5 10 8 per week. Mrs. P. E. Green. Prop. S1
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A handsome medallion portrait RIFE with 1G bars of soap Sam ple medallion can be seen at our store.-strauss < Miller.
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Imperial Lodge K of P. meets to- night at their castle hall. corner Second and Chestnut streets.
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Mrs. C. o. Shanklin. of Pine Bluff. came in Sunday and will rem aia for some time with Mir. aad Mrs. B. D. BenEett on Hermann street - dena Star
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Fresh Tomatoes, Curumbers and Straw berries regular at Joe 2 Meyer & Co.'S. ID
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Mir Sol Miller and family, Ms. \. H. Allen and baby and Mir. J, A. Langford aud family are sojour hing at Hot Springs.
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sena tor.elect Byron Price, of Stutt- gart. is in the city today. Mir. Price is one of the biggest and most in- faeneial politicians n the State.
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Annual Meeti%y National Educa- tional Association, Charleston. $. c i, July 7-12.-For the above occasion the l. NJ. < ;. will sell tickets at one fare plus g. % for the round trip on Iuly 2ud, 4fh. 9th, and 7th. Tickets sold via diverse routes out of Mem phis, going and coming, if desired. Finai limits of all tickets September lst. For further information call on or write H. N. Atwood, Agent.
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Prescription work is our hobby .and we are proud of this department. Every thing delivered promptly up until 10 o'clock at night. W
 Walker Drug Co.
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MT. c. F. Pearson. of the Pearson Lumber Co.,, at Thornton, is busi- ness visitor in the city today.
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handsome medallion portrait FREE with 10 bars of soap. Sam. pie medallion eau be seen at our store.-Strauss & Miller.
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If you want our prescriptions de liyered quich send them to Walker Drug Co. W
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have a fine Jersey COW and young heifer calf for sale. If Mas. c. ". hy1SGroS.
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Mrs. J. P. Jordan has returned from few weeks visit at Sherrili.
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We have Eggs we guarantee every one Fresh-Joe .. Meyer < Co. ID
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Mir. and Mrs. ]. II. Hollis, of Little Rock, are visiting relatives here.
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wANTED-Boys with pony to deliver Daily Graphic.
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Mrs. Maud Stanley has returned from Sulphur Springs. where she so- burned for several weeks.
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Mrs. E'hel Mckay is visiting friends in North Little Rock.
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 CITY ITEMS.

Give us sorle light on the streets. City Fathers.
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The health problem is nc

The health problem is most quickly solved by making the blood pure and digestion perfect by taking Hoods Sarsapaiilla, It's cures of scrofnla. salt rhenm. dyspepsia, ner- vousness and that tired feeling are legion.
 The non-irritating cathartic is Hoods Pills.
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when aeeuing Bicycle saaaries and repairing eali or C. .. schenek, fl
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Yrs Kate tnrry is visiting her sIs- trf. ,tf- win Farley at Dumas.
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nr. ,. r. Simmons anl Iamiig nc <uloIning at Fate spring=. Tenn.
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Mir. c. H. Newell. of Fard1ee. was among those registered at the Iru- lock today.
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pr. z. Edgar. Dentist. Office over itizens Bank. Roth phones. fl
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Can on P. Nj. KilFoy. 2l7 2od ave, for all the latest novelties in Bicycle Sundries also repairing promptly done
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nens yoer bicycles of [. |. :sehesfs eltlzens Rank Building. Il