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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-23
RAILROADS ARE HARD hit.
Colorado Lines Suffer Untold
Damage From Storm.
WRECKAGE BLOCKS TRAINS.
Air Full of Flying Sand, Gravel and Small
stones--Property Loss at Colorado
Springs Amounts to 5000. .OOO--No Lives
Lost So Far as Known.

stones--Property Loss at Colorado
Springs Amounts to S2OO.OOO--No Lives
Lost So Far as Known.
Denver, Nov. 23.-It is impossible for
the railroads to estimate the amount of
damage suffered by reason of the
wind storm which swept the lines for
nearly 100 miles along the base of the
mountains yesterday. The wires were
blown down and trains are moved with
great caution in the absence of tele-
graphic orders, seriously delaying
traffic Many freight cars on sidings
had their roofs blown off, station build.
ings were damaged more or less all
through the storm region, and the
tracks strewn with wreckage, which
further retarded the movement Of
trains.
Between Pueblo and Colorado
Springs houses were damaged, hay
stacks blown away and outbuildings
demolished. The property loss will
be heavy among the ranchmen.
The storm stands without a parellel
in many respects. Former severe
wind storms have been accompanied
with either rain or snow, but in this
case it was neither, and the wind car
ried sand, gravel and small stones,
similar to the awful sand storms OF
the desert 1t was remarkable and
unlike any past storms in the scope of
territory covered, though terminating
at the foothills, seemingly. Cripple
Creek and the district surrounding
was basking in bright, clear weather
| I'll, ,re, similar to that of Denver.
| Trainmaster Dean from La Junta
with all the linemen to be had, is en-
gagged in restoring the Santa Fe wires
between Denver and Pueblo.
Between Durango and Alamosa
where the Rio Grande had trouble
with it's trains Wednesday, the snow
/ storm has passed and trains are be
ing moved with reasonable prompt
ness. That was an entirely differen
storm from the one which devastated
Colorado Springs and the country be
y tween there and Pueblo
The damage at Colorado Springs b.
/ the storm will approximate 500. .O0
and is due entirely to destruction b.
4 the wind. About 500 houses and busi
ness blocks are damaged and man.
trees uprooted.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-23
Gray Guilty Of NIanslaughter.

Marshalltown, Nov. 23.-After 12
hours deilberation, the Gray jury
agreed at midnight, finding Joe Gray
guilty of manslaughter in the killing
of Joseph Williams. Williams was "A
most respected negro in this city and
several weeks ago while on his way
home, rebuked crowd of tramps for
interfering with four little girls. The
tramps were drunk and Williams was
shot three times. Joe Dunn will be
tried as an accomplice.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-11-23
iowa Grocers, Association.

Des Moines, Nov. 23.-The next meet
ing of the Retail Grocers association
of Iowa is to be held in Waterloo. ar
rangements to that effect having been
practically completed by A. =. sorter
ST Mason City, president Of the associa-
ton,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31

dom prsy ulicy Plumet i ukryl sic W MIN.
Nosif odtad naswisko Ultima Fauchelevent.
Jednocseenie wynajsl diva inne ieszcse miess.
KAMA " Parysu, aseby mniej swracac uwagi
jak wowcsas, gdyby sawsse byl " tym ga
mym cyrkule; aaeby "a najmniejssa Ottawa
mods sis wydalic nakoniec, aaeby ME byc
TAX saskocsonym, jak owej nocy, kiedy tax
cudownie umknai przed Javertem. Oba te
m~iesskania byiy bardso nsdane i ubogiej DO.
wlerscnownosci; snaidowaly sic dw6ch
giego; !edno byio prsy ulicy Quest, drugie
prsY ulicy PHomme arme.
Kiedy niekiedy udawal sic rae ma ulice
PHomme arme, drugi rag ma ulice Quest !
csasem miesisc. csasem ssesc tygodni bawil
tam z Oozetta; Toussaint ME sabierai z SODA.
Oslugiwa mu tam portjersy; podawaf sic
"a rentiera z prsedmiescia, maiacego W mics.
Gle miesskanie ola zajasdu. Owa wielka emo.
ia miafa satem try mieszkania W ParyAu.
ola umykania pred policjs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31
Jan Vail can gwardzista narodovy.

Jan Vatican gwardzista narodowy.
Zreszta, wlasciwie m6wiac, Jan Vatican
syf ma ulicy Plumet j urzsdzil sic tam lax
n~astepuje: Cozetta wraz ze sluaaca zaimo.
wafa pavilion; miala wielki pok6j s~ypialny
Q zwlerciadlach z malowanemi ramami. bu.
QUAR- z posiacanemi lis.ewkami; salon presy.
denta umeblowany kobiercami i wielkimi 70.
telaml; miafa ogr6d. Jan Vatican kasaf
wniesc do pokoju Cosetty Toxic 2 baldachi-
mem re starego adamaszku o trzech barwach
l starry. piskny dywan perski, kupiony ma
uilcy f1guler Saint Paul u matki Gaucher;
Ola ziagodSenla surowego stylu tych wspa.
niafych staro2ytnosci, dodaf do Mich wesofe i
pelne wdzieku mebelki mfodych dsiewcxat:
etaaerke, p6lki i sfocone ksiazki, skrzvnecs.
Re 2 papierem, stolik do roboty wysadxanv
perfowa masa, sskatuike re xloconeeo srebrs
2 przyrzadami do roboty, teke ma pa oier. to.
aletke . japonskiej porcelany. Dfaeie ada.
maszkowe frank o trzech barwach ma tie
czerwonem, podobne do tych CO byly u l6a.
IA, wisiaiy u okien pierwszego pietra. Ma
dole byfy firanki haftowane. Przez Gala zine
may domek Cozetty opalaf sic cd CORY do
dofu. Jan Vatican zajmowal 6w rodsai loav
odzwiernego, kt6ra sic znajdowala W efebi
podWorza; Mai tam materac ma f6zku ma pa.
sach, st6f z bialego drzewa, diva krzeseika
wyplatane sloma, fajansowy dzbanek ma wo.
ds, kilka ksiazek ma police, kochana swoia
walizke W kacie; jego mieszkania ME opala.
no nlgdy. Jadaf razem z Cozetta; ola nieeo
by{ chleb czarny u stolu. Kiedy Toussaint
weszfa do jego domu ma 'sfuzbe, rzekl do
niej:- Panienka jest pania domu.- A
Pa.an? odpowiedziala sluga zdumiona.-
Jas ia jestem wiscej niz pan, ia jestem OF.
ciec.
Cozetta, bedac jeszcze W klasztorse, WV.
uczyfa sic byfa gospodarstwa j teraz prowa.
dsifa rachunki utrsymania domu, kt6re bvfo
bardso skromne. Codziennie Jan Vatican
brat Cosette pod reks i szedf z MIA ma prze.
chadzke. Prowadzif ia do Luksemburpa. do
alel najmniej ucaeszczanej, a co niedziele ma
msze, zawsze do Saint. Jacques du Haut Pas.
dlatego, ze to bylo bardzo daleko. Poniewaa
cyrkuf to bardzo ubogi, homie przeto rozda.
wal tam jalmuzne, i nieszczesliwi otaozali oo
" k%osciele: to wfasnie byfo powodem oweeo
listu Thenardiera: DO dobroczynnego pa5a
q kosciofa Saint Jacques du Haut Pas. Pro.
wadzif chetnie Cozette do ubogich i chorvcb.
laden obey cziowiek ME wchodzif nipdvv do
dom prey ulicy Plumet. Toussaint prxyno.
sifa zapasy ~zywnosci, a Jan Vatican Sam cbo-
dzif pc wode ma bulwar. Drzewo / vino
trzymano we framudze, ma wp6l podziemnei
wysadzapei kamykami i muszlami, kt6ra sis
znajdowala blizko drzwi cd ulicy Babylone'
a kt6ra niegdys sluayla "a grote D. presyden,
tow1; DO W czasach Szale6stw i Mafych Dom.
k6w, ME byio milosci bee groty.
(OiaQ dslssv uastann. =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-31

cy to utica mogli widsiec. Ale "A pawilonem
snajdowal sic wssk dsiedxiniec, q W giebi
dziedsi6ca niskie miesskanie, ~skladaiace sic
: dw6ch pokoj6w mad piwnica; byi to saka
tex -przesnaczony ma ukrycie W potrxebie
dziecka i mamki. w lyle tego miesskania
byly dr.wi ukryte i otwierajsce sic sstucs.
ME-, kt6re prowadzily ma dlugi korytarz
waski, brukowany, kre'y; ten korytars, pod
otwartem niebem, otocsony . obu stron wy.
sokimi mprami ukryty byi : .adziwiajscs
i ogrod6w, ft6rych wssystkie wsgly ! .akre.
ty nasladowal j ko6csyf sic wresscise drugie.
mi drswiami, majacemi r6wnie4 ukryty IA
mex; ~wychodzify one o cwierc mill ztamtad,
prawie " innym cyrkule, IA samotny koniec
ulicy Babylone.
Pan presydent wchodzif tamtedy tax, te
CT nawet, kt6rsy chcieliby go sspiegowac
zauwazai, ze pan prezydent codsiennie uda
je sic gdzies tajemniczo, ME byliby sic do
myslill, &c isc ma ulice Babylone, Jest to iSc
ma ulice Blomet. Dziaki srecsnym xakupom
grunt6w, przemyslny urzednik m6gl pre-.
prowadzic to tajemna robote u siebie, ma
swojej w1asnej ziemi, a zatem bez kontroli
]P6zniej. malymi kawalkami odprzedaf pod
ogrody i sadly, grunta p~rzytykajace do kory.
TARA / wfasciciele tych kawafk6w ziemi ga
DILL, &c maja pred SODA muir erodkowy, a
ME podejrzewali i~stnienia tel dlugiej wstegi
brukowanej, kt6ra biegla misdsy dwoma
murami, ~prserzynajac ich sadly i kwatery.
Ptaki tylko widzialy to osobliwoSc. Prawdo
podobnie, &c piegze i sikory ME malo sic ma.
gadafy o panu prezydencie.
Pavilion, zbudowany z kamienia, W gus.
Gle mansard, futrowany i u~meblowany W
guscle Vatican i innego stylu wewnatrz a
innego ma zewnatrz, opasany potr6jna sciana
kWIQfhW mSo1 cnhio oox kctooo--
lotnegoi urocEystego, jak przystoi kapryso.
wi miiosci i urssdu. Ten dom i ten kory.
tars, kt6re znikly dsisiaj, istnialy jeszcze
Pietnascie lat temu. w SO r., pewien kotlars
kuph dom z zamiarem rozwalenia 20, ale
kledy ME m6gl za6 zaplacie, nar6d ogfosif 20
bankrutem. Takim sposobem dom rozwalil
kotlarza. I'd tego czasu pozostal niezamiesz.
kafym l powoli sic rujnowai, jak wszelkie
mieszkanie, kt6remu obecnosc cslowieka ME
udziela zycia. Zawsze byl do sprzedania lub
do Wynajecia, wraz ze staremi meblami i O.
we dziesiec lub dwanascie os6b, kt6re pre-.
'chodzily rocznie przez ulica Plumet dowia.
'dywafy sic o tenn z poz6fklei j nieczytelnej
karty, zawieszonej ma kracie ogrodu cd 1910
r; Pod koniec Re~stauracji, ci sami pre-
chodnie mogli zauwazac, &c karta znikla, a
nawet okienice pierwszego pistra byly o
twarte. w ~istocie, dom byf zaiaty. u okien
zawisly ,franki", dow6d, &c mieszkala tam
kobieta.
w miesiacu pazdzierniku 1929 r., czio.
wick pewnego wieku najaf dom, W takim
stanle, W jakim 60 z~nalazf, naturalnie wraz
z tylnem mieszkaniem i korytarzem, kt6ry
wychodzil ma ulice Babylone. Kauai naprs.
vic tajemne zamki u obu drzwi tego przej.
scia. Dom, jakesmy p~owiedsieli, byi pra-
vie umeblowany staremi meblami 20 prey.
dencie, nowy lokator kazal tylko porobic ME
kt6re reperacje, dodaf tn j 6wdzie to, czepo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19
aOh. Dat watermeIop.n 5

A solicitor in a Georgia court relates that he once overheard a conversation between his cook and a nurse, who were discussing a recent funeral of a member of their race, at which there had been great profusion of flowers. The nurse said: When I die don't plant nc flowers on my grave, but plant a good old watermelon vine, and when it gets ripe you come dar and don't you eat it, but jes' bus 1t on de grave and let dat good old juice dribble down through de ground"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19
PINE BLUFF, ARK, MONDAY NOVEMBER Ie 1900
CORNERSTONE LAYING
OuI City and Commercial League
 Will be Represented.

Secretary E. D. Russell, of the Pine Bluff Commercial League, has received the following cordial letter from'Stcretary George Russ Brown, of the Little Rock Board of Trade:
 aThe Little Rock Board of Trade entertainment committee having in charge all matters pertaining to and in commemoration of laying the cornerstone of the new state capitol, which will occur on Tuesday Noyem Der 27, under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity of Arkansas, re- spectfully invites every commercial organization in the state to join hands with the Little Rock Board of Trade to the end tLat the ceIebra tion may be made state event in every sense of the word.
 "Can we depend upon your or ganization to be with us on that oe- casion and take part in the street parade with. your local band at your head?
 "Adopt your badges and come in as serong a body as you can. Little Rock will give you most cordial and hearty welcome.
 The officers of the Commercial League are making an effort to secure large delegation from this city on this occasion and an effort will also be made to have the Cotton Belt Band accompany them. All members of the League and other citizens of Pine Bluff who can and will attend should notify the secre- taly of the Commercial Loague in order that badges may be supplied and other necessary arrangements made.
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ALlTTLE DUTCH BOY.

A young white boy of Dutch de- scent, who gives his name to be Walter Bloom, was arrested by Off, cer Meeks this, Monday, morning and put in the city jail, Chief Phil pot got word from Mir. ]. H. Craig head, well known member of the Redmen order, of Millville. requesting him to hold the boy if he was here as he had stolen $2l from one of his fCraighead's) boarders. The boy claims that he was robbed here last Saturday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19
SEA LION
Capsixed a Boat and Gave TVS Fishes-
 men an Exciting Experience.


 men an Exciting Experience.
 San Rafael fCal1 Spec, San Frap5 cisco Bulletin: John Bartini and Joe Lafranky, two Italian fishermen, came very lear meeting their deaths tho other morning off MeNear's Point. tn San Pablo Bay Bartlni and Lafranky had their nets set for the purpose of catching founders, and when the tfdo started to turn they proceeded to pull in, when they noticed that the nets were harder to handle than usual. They thought they had an unusual large catch of founders, but when they had fully 40 fathoms Of net pulled into the boat a large sea lion was noticed splashing the water at a furious rate. Bartini called to Lafranky to get m oar and hif him, but just as he had said the words the sea lion stuck nis head out of the water and, seeing the boat and it's occupants, made lunges capsizing the craft. Bartini. who IS a good swimmer, immediately jumped for his partner and, seizing him by tho arm, dragged him to the boat and fin- ally managed to get him on the bottom. When the boat capsized the anchor fell overheard and the craft was made fast The sea lion continued splashing tho water at a terrific rate. and the Itnl. tans were badly frightened, They called for help, but their cries were ct no avail. as their voices could not bs heard a hundred yards. the wind blow ing a terrific gale. Finally, after they had been in the water for fully three hours, q schooner was sighted coming from the Patent brick yard, and the crew lowered small boat and went to the rescue of the Italians, who were almost exhausted from fright and cold. i After about an hour the boat was lighted, the lion being killed with shotgun from the schooner. It proves .o be a large one, weighing fully 1000 pounds. The lion was probably follow Ing a shoal of herring up the bay and ran foul of the Italians net and sue- eeeded in getting tangled up In it. The net Is complete wreck. This Is the second time that sea lion has been so caught in San Pahlo Bay and almost at the cost of life.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT. SUIT OF OSCAR PRYiBlLL VS. P. B. CIGAR 6 NEWS co. IS
 BEING TRIED. HANF WON HIS SUIT.
Damage Suit of A. C. Jordan vs. Ice & Coal Co. to Be Called
 Up Tuesday.

The suit of Oscar Pryibill, St. Louisian, against the Pine Bluff Cigar and News Company is being tried in the circuit court today
 PryhibilI IS suing the company for $45, which he alleges is due him for trivoli table, or miniature pool table, which the company bought from him and refused to pay for on grounds that 1t was gambling de- vice.
 Attorney ". D. Jones represents the plaintiff, aud attorneys White & AItheimer the defendants.
 The suit of s. A. Dondore vs. the Hanf Furniture Company has been decided in the circuit court against the plaintiff.
 When MT. Hanf was in the furni= ture business he rented the old Blum building on West Barraque street from Dondore's agents, Roberts & Johnson. for $65 per month, seeur- ing a one year lease for same, rent to be paid monthly. Dondore prom ised to repair the building and kept his word. The building leaked afterwards, however, and some oi  Mir. Haufs furniture was damaged.
 h November, few months before the lease expired, Dondore raised the rent to $100, which Hanf refused to pay. Dondore refused to accept the $65 and Hanf did not pay aby amount.
 Dondore brought suit for rent money-$100 per month. Hanf at the same time filed a cross complaint for the amount of damages done to furniture.
 The court ruled that Hanf pay $65 monthly rent for store until lease expired and ruled that he should be paid the damages on furniture.
 Roberts $ Johnson, the agents made every effort to settle the mat 1 ter satisfactorily, but Dondore was estimate.
 The suits of H, P. Auten, admin istrafor. y8. Brewster & Henslee and Chas. F. Moore ys. D. c. Bell administrator, have been postponed up til the next term of court.
 The suit of A. c. Jordan vs. tht Ice aad Coal Company, which wa' to have been called November 15 will be tried Tuesday.
 The suit of Lewis Lawrence vs Chas Nichols will probably be call ed up for trial this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19
MAYORS CONVENTION.

President Fred Fox. of the Pine Bluff Commercial League, has named the following delegates to attend the Mayors Convention. which will convene in Little Rock November 2S. Messrs J. H. Hinemon, W. L. De woody, W. H. Langford, Ghns. Veil, Gabe Meyer J. E. Bogce and J. 5. Trulock. Alternates, $. Geisreiter, ]. w. Withers and W. H. Westbrook. The Mayors convention will be a notable and enthusiastic ga athering of Arkansas most prominent citiz- ems.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19
4 BELOVED CITIZEN. Mrs. George J vining, ST. Is No
 More

Again the grim Reaper has invad ed our community aud removed from our midst another Of our below ed citizens, Mrs. George J. Vining, Sr.
 Mrs. Vining's deaths came as no surprise for she was in critical condition for several weeks. Her death occurred early Sunday morn ing. Mrs. Vining was 57 years old and was born and reared in this city Her maiden name was Miss Cornelia Atdrich, daughter of the late Free land Aldrich, in. early years leading citizen of this city. She was a good member of the Methodist Church and was kiud, loving, affectionate wife, mother and relative. Her friends were numerous and her death is deeply regretted
 Mrs. Vining leaves a mother, Mrs. Montgomery of Illinois, who was at Der bedside when she died, bus. band, four sons, Messrs. Arthur, George and Fred and two younger boys, and one daughter, Mrs. B. H. Christopher, all of this city, to mourn her death.
 The funeral occurred from the family residence this, Monday morn ing at 10 o'clock, Rev. J. F. Carr of feiating. It vas largely attended.
 The Graphic extends it's sympathy and eondolenee to the bereaved rela= tives,
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A SIX O'CLOCK DINNER.

|Saturday evening Miss Mittie Knox ptertaiped with u six o'clock din-
 er' There were five couples present Peluding the hostess. The dinner Fas magnifieen spread and inn lensely enjoyed. The couples pres- ht were. Miss Knox and Mr. Bur fss, Miss Bradford and MT. Book
 aful, Miss Caldwell and Mr. Vaulx, lhs Adderton ard Mir. Walls, Miss nth and Mr. Knox. The couples 'arched into the handsome dining pom ey sweet strains of music.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19
Tlia Motiscr Love.


 Il is given to few people to under stand the workings Of the child mind. and it is only by inc exercise of pa~ sience and the utmost sincerity thac one can get to know the ideas and lie. sires that are formed in the ever busy little brains. A pretty story was once told by Sir Edwin Arnold of three children of his acquaintance. whom he asked at their bed time. when about to say their prayers. if they would pray for what they wanted most. After the two eldest Asd made their requests, the youngest, a little girl, knelt down and, putting her hands together, said: Dear God. love mo when am naugh- iy, like mamma
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TWO DEATHS.

Mrs. Penny, wife of Manager Penny on Tom James, place, died at her home near Sulphur Springs this. Monday morning. The remains were brought here this afternoon and ln- .errad in Bellwood cemetery.
 Mr. J. B. Denning. a well known resident of this county, died at his home at Sanders mill near Caney Bayou this morning ef congestion. He leaves family.
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T'lt TOT Tat

It Is characteristic that those who are severe on others that they cannot bear severity. Dean Swift, the sever est satfrist of his day, was one day dining with a company of gentlemen, one of whom he made the butt Of his ridicule, with repeated sallies. At last the dean poured upon a piece of duck some gravy intended to be eaten with a roasted goose. The unfortunate gen. tleman, seeing this, immediately said; My good dean, you surprise me-you eat duck like goose" The company eoared, and dean was so confused and mortified that he flew into a rage and left the table
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An xxtraordinar. Obituary So,sae.

Tn the Northampton tEngland) pa. pers recently there appeared the fol lowing extraordinary obituary notice: Smith. January 5, at London. George Smith and John Smith, twin sons of the late James Smith, of this towr~ aged ST. The twins were both cae- inet-makers. and lived at Peckham The condolences dc not end here, for each caught pneumonia following On influenza, one dying in the maning and the other in the evening.
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Not a Surprise.

II will not be d surprise to any 'Ao are at all familiar with the good |ualities of Ghamberlain's Cough 'eneay to know that people every 'nere take pleasure in relating their Apeflence in the use of that splendid ''eulelne and in telling of>the benefit pey nave received from it, of bad 'las 1t has cured, of threatened at- acAs of pneumonia 1t averted and tue children it has saved from at- Y KS of croup and wooping cough is grand, good medicine. For 4'e ey W. l.. Dewoody x Go.
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Mir Warren Baldwin and wife sf Little Rock, were visitors in the ci5y last night. Mir. Bald win is the .gep- ial and accommodating conductor on he Iron Mountain and has been with that road for years He. has q fiae farm few miles north of this city and i very proud of some blooded stock W hich he is raising there
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Used By Soldiers In Africa.

Capt. C. G. Dennison is well known all over Africa as commander of the forces that captured the famous rebel Galishe. Under the date of Nov. 4. 1897, from Vryburg, 9echu- analand, he writes: "Before start
 ng on the last campaign I bought a
 quantity of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. which I used myself when troubled with bowel complaint, and had given to my men, and in every case it proved most beneficial" For sale by W. l.. Dewoody & Co.,, Druggists.
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GRAND BABY SHOW,

The Jewish ladies will give grand baby show at the Bluff City Club Thursday afternoon from , to i o'clock. All babies under years of age can be entered. Entrance fee 9 eents. Five handsome prizes will be offered. 4S
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noh. Ali Taylor will deliver his .puiaf lecture, Pearls and Poetry" !"
 "efrlil Institute on next Tuesday
 euing, tke 2th. inst. under the usplees of the Ladies Aid Society of p' Main Street Methodist church. ssefsed seats Soc. On sale at Bai- s's drug store. 47
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19

Miss Fife Barrow left this morn ing for Little Rock, where she "iii visit Judge S K. Coekrill and family for few weeks. A german will be oiyen in her honor the latter part of the week.
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IT FAILED TO ARRIVE.

The following prediction was sent ont by the weather man Sunday morning. but it failed to materializ9: "Cold wave. Temperature will fall to 24 or 2S degrees by Monday mosn- ing"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19

4 dance will be given at the Bluff City club Tuesday evening aud q large crowd will participate. Mr. Jim Allen has the list and yGu,g men who have not scratched" q name should get in line.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19

Miss Lena Roweli, who is attend tending Maddox College, at Little Rock. spent Sunday with relatives in the city. She returned to Little Rock today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19
New Chinese Railway.

A section of the Chinese Eastern railway from Nikolsk to the Manchu- rian frontier, distance Of ninety-ona versts, has been opened for regular traffic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-19

Have you subscribed for a copy or Pine Bluffs new 20th Century Illustra- ted City Directory? Ii not you should do so, for you will want one. d-tf ADAMS WILSON PRINTING Co.