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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25

and out of the ordinary occurred, but
this Is merely assumption aud is not
known for certain.
1t may be said, however, that the coun-
ty officers evidently believe that they have
obtained some information which is OF
value. On some points they are very
re..csnt and will say but little. GRAHAM
told where he was on the day preceding,
the day OF the murder and the two fcI.
lowing days. He says In his statement
that he was in Boston during this time
looking for work and describes where he
was. Deputy Sheriff. Piummer after be-
ing questioned repeatedly by the news
paper men, made this statement:
81 Will say tnat took GRAHAM yester-
day to all OF the places he described and
told him ID was very important that he
should ind some one TO prove an alibi
for himself. He did not find any one
who had seen him before, nor could he
convince me that he was telling thetruth.
L believe that we have the right man.
Further than that cannot say"
GRAHAM, as has been said, made no
Object 10 coming to Portland, lie
told the reporters that he came here will
ingly and was willing to have the matter
cleared up as far as he is concerned.
Deputy Sheriff Plummer and GRAHAM
came hers on the s o'clock train. There
was the usual crowd of curious people
at the depot awaiting the arrival and
the deputy hurried Graffam through the
crowd, out of the station and to the jail
Some who saw him stated that he had
scar or a scratch on his right cheeK,
but others say he did not. Ii he has suoh
scratch 1t is not very noticeable, and
the PRESS reporter who saw the man
for a moment, did not see it. His eyes
look peculiar, having dark circles beneath
them, but this was said at the jail to be
the condition of the mans eyes when he
was In the jail previous to being sent TO
Thomaston five years ago. Some people
stated last night that the syes looked as
though they had recsntly been blaoked
or bruised BY blows. but the PRESS re-
porter did not see anything which would
indicate this TO be the cass.
The reporters did not see the mans
hands, but the authorities said that thsy
were not scratched or cut, nor did they
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
OFFICER MISSING.
Report That Lieutenant Brewer Was
Buried Alive.

Washington, January 24-Adjutant
General Corbin received cable mes
sage today from General Macarthur on
the subject of the case of First Lieuten.
ant Richard II. Brewer, of the twenty
seventh volunteer infantry, who was re-
ported to have been buried alive by the
Filipinos.
General Macarthur says that young
Brewer and Sergt. Screader of his regi-
ment disappeared September 18th last,
and nothing has since been heard from
them and it is feared they were murder
ed by the insurgents. First Lieut.. Isaac
w. Brewer, assistant surgeon of the Seth
volunteer infantry, brother of Lieut..
Brewer of the 9th iufantry, was trans
ferred to duty with the last named regi-
ment to enable him to assist in the
search.
General Macarthur now reports that all
efforts were in vain. and says that
Lieut.. l. w. Brewer says he has aban-
doned all hope of finding his brother.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
THE WEATHER.

Boston, January 24.-Local forecast
for Friday, fair and cold, continued fair
Saturday, westerly winds.
Washington, January 24.-Malne and
Massachusetts; fair Friday, colder,
northwesterly winds, brisk to high on
the coast with gales outside. Saturday
fair.
Portland, Jan. o.. 1901. The local
weather bureau records the following;
sa. .-Barometsr. 20 sss; thermome.
ter. 81; dew point, %; rol humidity, 100,
direction Of the wind, N; velocity OF
the wind. 1s; state of weather, sieeting.
SD. m.-Barometer. 20 424; thermoms-
ter, 32 dew point. 30; rel. humidity, "a
direction of the wind, SW; velocity OF
the wind, 1t. ; state OF weather, clear.
Maximum temperature. 80; minimum
temperature, 22; mean temperature. 2Si
maximum wind velocity, 20 N; precipi.
tation---2i hours, Al,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25

went to work Wednesday morning. He
was boarding with william Roekwco1
mp to the time Of his arrest.
GRAHAM said he knew Mrs Moshsr and
last saw her six years ago. He worked
for her about a year eleven years ago
and roomed In the house during that
time. He lived in the Lowell house about
q quarter OF mile from Mosher's place
about three years from 1871 10 1874. He
knew Clifford Mosher and last saw him
SIX years ago.
The county attorney SAYS GRAHAM Will
be arrsiened within A. hours.
The story In circulation yesterday that
Clifford Moshsr had testified against
GRAHAM ut his trial for rape, is not true.
Mosher never appeared as witness
against GRAHAM.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25

riers, sl25. 200; Beardro5e 81 Co tanners,
$50. coo; Insurance., s4s.o 600; IL. A. Nelfon
& CONS. fancy goods. si50,oOO; James
Goristine & Co f,trs. $780, fully In
surxd; Gilmore Bros. g Co, commission
agents, 1000; covered BY insurance;
ChoiIleau g. Co., commission merchants.
loss $4,000; ]. Cohen y Co. wholesale
ciothiers, S4o.ODo; b. l.. Levin & Co.,
Wholesale furs, slol.o 900; II. De Courte-
ray 81 Co, iro, aud steel los. $4,000;
5syho.d sou g. Co., loss siOo. .0oo; fully
iusursd CorteIi SIR TO loss $4,000; NJ.
SAKE g. Co, wholesale o.othisrs, loss $780,
600; insurance, s6O.0C0.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
McLAIN CLEARED.
Is Positively Identified As Man seeu at
scrIbner's Mills,

Yesterday, Sheriff Tucker OF Oxford
county arrived in this city accompanied
Dy Charles Roes William PETER and
Charles Boober, three men who are post
tive that they saw MoLain at Scribner's
Mills ON the night OF the Mosher murder.
Sheriff Tucker said that he had PERSONAL
iy gone over the route which McLain ex-
plains that he passed at the time Of the
murder. Sheriff Tucker also states that
he finds that Nolan has made entirely
correct statements about his whereabouts
at this time. Hoes, Potter and Boober
went to the Portland jail yesterday and
there Identified McL4ain as the same man
whom they had seen at Scribner's Mills
on the night OF the murder. Each OF
theEe three men made aifidavits to
this and their dispositions In lsubstance
are as follows:
Charles Ross-Am engaged in the lum-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
wEArHER OBSERVATIONS.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday. Jan. "a. taken at
p. m, meridian time. the observation Tor
this section being given in this order:
Temperature, direction Of wind, state Of
weather:
Boston. 81 degrees, W, clear; New
YORK, 81 degrees. SW, cidy; Philadel.
phia, 36 degrees, Sw, cldy; Washington,
B6 degrees, Sc, clear; Albany, S2 degrees,
NJ, clear; buffalo, "a degrees, NV. snow
Detroit, 2S degrees, NV, oldy; Chicago, Il
degrees. NV. p cldy; Sc. Paul, IL degrees
NV, clear; Huron, Dak., IS degrees, NE
clear; BismarcK, % degrees, SE, clear
Jacksonville, 60 degrees, W. clear.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
MONTREAL FIRE.

Montreal, January 24.-The latest esti-
mates place the total loss at 81, 7i0, GOO.
The following is q revised list OF the
heaviest individual losses: Eoa.d OF
Trads building. sAOO.OOO; fully insured
silyerman. Eoulsier s. 60 wholesale fur
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
NO CHANGE CONTEMPLATED.

London, January s5.-"There is no
truth In the rumor that change In the
premiership is contemplated, says the
Daily Mail. "AIr. Balfour's presence at
Osborne house is due to the Kings kind.
Iy desire to spare Lord Salishury's fatigue
end trouble" /"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
RoBBERs IN CHINA.

Berlin, January 24.--Count Won Wal
dersee, In despatch to the war Office
from Pekin, dated January Il, says:
''There are many bands OF robbers In
the province of Chi Ii. The British lost
two en- while engaging the robbers near
Shan Hal kwan."
He alludes to thrss German columns
moving through the province.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
TROOPS PREPARING 10 STAY.

lien Tsin, January ss-Preparations
are being made In Tien Tsin to make 1t
the military bass for the coming spring
and summer a1d 1t is bellesed majori-
ty of the troops In Pekin will encamp In
this nsighborhood preparatory to grad
ual debarkation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
APPEALED FOR PROTECTION.

APPEALED FOR PROTECTION.
st. Louis, January 2i.--A special to
the Post Despatch from Guthrie, Okla
hoina. says:
s'The business men and citizens of
Stroud appealed today to the governor
for military protection against raid
from the Greek Indian country. Halt
breeds are alleged to be preparing TO r aid
towns ON the border
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25

Authorities Refuse TO State What was Re
suit Of Interview-A Hint That Some
thing Unusual EHappened-Sheriff
PIummer Says Graffam was Unable TO
Establish an Alibi i'm BOsfOn--Arrested
MAN Makes Al Statement i'm Which He
Accounts For His Whereabouts Ac-
cnrateIy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
vorrp mo- CONSOLIDATE.

Brockton. Mass, January e4.-A joint
meeting Of the National ana Southeastern
Polo league was held at Gouid's hotel In
Boston tonight. II was decided to con-
soiidats the two leagues, under the name
Of the Southeastern league.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The agricultural appropriation bill was
reported to the Hons, yesterday. 1t car
ries approximately 81. 800. 200.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
CTalk No. 3S4.)
WAR MING
OF
NATUR e.

hear a great many peple say that
they don't want to wear glasses until
positively compelled to. They say
that II they oncs begin to wear them
they VIII always have 10 keep II up.
This is decided mistake. The per-
sons who are Obliged to keep 1t up, are
always these who ought to have worn
them long before they did. II you
will listen to the first warming of
Nature and give your eyes Immediate
attention, the chances are that you
will only have to wear glasses FOR a
short time ard the liability of perma-
nent injury avoided.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25
BELGIAN HARES.

Have Just received another
shipment of fine cOiOred does
and bucks of the best strains
for breeding purposes. Write
FOR prices or call oar us.
GLEhW00D BELGIAN HARE CO..
81 GIenwood Ave, Portland, Me.
jana diwistp
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1901-01-25

Iris was Jhe niSnb CllnoEu AoSheE
was murdered.
Sunday, January 18th he got breakfast
on KaseIand street about o'clccS.
Then he went back to the Elmwcod and
read the paper until 4 O'Clock. He did
not see Mr.. or Mrs. .Scheuman when going
in or out OF the room at any OF these
times. At O'Clock he went out through
the cfiice to bakery and grocery store
combined, located on the first right hand
street on Washington, and bought pie
and some doughnuts. He was waited on
by a man with dark hair and mnstachs,
about feet or or inches tall After
making this purchase he went back to
his room and stayed there until he went
to bsd at o'clock. He stayed there all
night, but in going in and out did not
see either of the Scheumans.
Mcrdsy, January iztn, he went out
at clock and got breakfast and staid
ali day around the wharves without
any dinner. He mad supper on Atlantic
avenue and then went back to tbs ELM
wood house and stayed there and didn't
90 out again that day. Tuesday, JAN
uary 18th, after breakfast, he took .he
train for Hopsdaie and went to Drauer's
foundry at ~ clock and got work and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10
FOR MP. BRYAN TO ANSWER.

FOR MR. BRYAN TO ANSWER
 Mr Bryan and Nr Geo " Harris of st. Louis. president Of the Bryan Trave}ins Hens club. are engaged in controversy on the silver question. sfr Harris believes t $ the part of wisdom for the next Dem. ocratic national convention to not make the silver question an #fssue#bg demanding Its free coinage. which. os course. AE. Bryan does not approve. and he has said 90 4ery plainly in ! letter to Ar=fs9r...s. The latter comes back wi5f the following veay pertinent questions for NIT. BfEan.s reply
 Eifs--The civilized nations. .au the earth. except China and Mexico. nave closed taeir hints to free coin. age of silver. The increased prodac- ton of gold from t6e mines Of tha world has established HHa s5ld standard
 sae6na- -Tae Democratic a55.F aolels# #as=a a#tlaf=a principle fG5f t large gaiz.ase#af 579Fr5Ilaz ess515 Q maintain prosperity FhsI a#fea States 6aseat the Brszsa-.....1s= I =aaser sa#al5a# of currency #Haa u aI.g zine=fu#z6ef fH=pea#.oa# history
 Taira-The gatfed stat.saal-g l1a gold standard. are enfafin4a Hzaz. parltr ea 2 remarkable dee15a. Is t good policy b change standard which has proved sueeesssfal
 Fourth -Ffee silver has 1sa rztoa before tae highest ff558a4 9z fbe American people The Te~ai15 0f tho 9e9pie has been against
 Fifth Woaid f not he better for MT Bryan. as a statesman ana leader of great national party 10 acrea. 5ae Inevitable and discuss live issues such as the tartr. trust and imperial ism
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The stocks and bonds of the Pine Emf Light and Traction company should all be owned by people who would not play to the hand of any competing light company. Competi- ton is what the people want Local people who are interested in haring competition should lend their aid to the enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Some of the newspapers aae lament ing the fact that the United States has Enc slowest going battlesbjpe of any nation on earth. It may 5e noted. however that when a scrap comes they get there all the same and these much talked of fast ships haven't speed enough to get cut of tbe way of destruction
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The testimony before the court of inquiry shows that there are several naval officers whose conduct at and prior te the Santiago battle should ba investigated Will the navy depart ment order these investigations mades5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Every citizen who is in favor Of cheaper lights. both public and do- nestle. and also favors cheaper motor power will aid the home peeple=1Aa are going to provide those things.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Mrs. Carrie Nation has been hoa"l from again after a prolonged silence. She was arrested at Wheeling. V. Ea4 md sent to jail thirty days f5s 2t- tempting to smash saloon. If taa .aIer is 'on to1 his iob as he o1-ht .e ta Hra Nation won Ae haafG fs5m again for at least I month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Tangible property worth over $15I- 7'# makes the bond issue of cae i'iaa Bfaf figh1 and Traation company one of eAe best local investments offered J1 local capitalists saving n6thins about the valuable Franchise held by the company
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Let Pine-Bltsffff' band

Let Pine Bluffs band wagon of progress roll right over and DulTer:za the croakers who are always ready to thrown cold water on every eateg= prise which means the building lip ef the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

of Republican protection, but it cer- tainly does mean a more decent class of men appointed to the federal off CeS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

The DAILY GRAPHIC accepts at. verstsing upon the guarantee that it's paid circulation is over 90 per cent greater than that of any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Not s-atat Win q prataa tariff which enables tha trasts 10 selI sooas ohcaoe eoad than at h9ms u p3 Fa0fai ai also want rae g5 mz aeHt #H5 aa 5aa s.atis sa4 .afHga afsta THa fa5f Nz aaaaa ship l5si1E aeme rlCf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Entered at the Postottiee at Pine ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Che If the pest plans fa 1laNe ziae Bluff gfow k f59 aema people Q diI pull together in 5.j local enterYr looking 5o tRn lBbEIdina oatl4e= =eitH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

The street railway people are alail- ing commendable aff0ft e. a9f8rI traHsooft ats9n during fair week. ana 5f t $ possible th6F VIII aeeeed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Advertising rates made Known - application.
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PUBLISHED \ THE

j. w. ADAMS, General Manage. FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Ed t5r GEO. Fl. ADAMS, Business Manser.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

OFFICE 380 West Rarraque Street FEBEPHONE 70. 102
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Cotton 4osds Etports Deci1i1a.
 rersnleat fes.4tts show tiaf tsa exports Gf cotton maaafaeta s +4 GJ.ha nave Gaeaease ab5s 59 n the last seas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10
ENE ERA Ei4 E85.

Leon =Ayass. J5nessille High Seaaas staaant commits suicide aaa Robert Mckee of Alma aI5eh4 =aeI3ese= dies a hospital ss Fesuff=of injuries =sH taiHZ in f9o15ai games. C8pta F. az fijatsbcf9 fghio4= =team #H from broken aec#5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Cap1 3 r TtIie3 If tba aaas aartmms stationed at Taba.a. s+3 @itfae eaHef=maftafaf. ea t eaa4e 9i arlnhnass and scanda!0Hs renGzef.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Three ycHH- people were drowned in Pike county Arkansas while orasa in& the Missouri rt|gr in Iea<y loat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

The residence of Clans SDreeNes. the susar nlagnate in San Francisco. vas Lp2glartzed the thieves securing ieweley valued at S556o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Ranchmen in Utah and Arizona will organize a wild horse hunt for the purpose of killing the mustangs that are spelling the ranges.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10
l I-i
 s<OI- ljN/11>| Advertise Your Wants

# yoa have HsQss 55r Rent. or have anything for Sale. advertise t in .7ts Column.
 Rates: Three lines. enc week, g cents, CASH IN ADVANCE.
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 a.oek T hereF s'teet between fl eg. F.. .ee BraGfnrt & ktoX E0R SALE OR RENT--443 miles southwe-- et Pine Bluff. ttacras 0f I4nd ; 4aaee eultl9atioH: good aAteri good 1our-raom d"eIIHGi all fouvenirncrs. Fine miaer.t. Hater upon land. aG1re-s H. this office. r'
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Eighteen inches Of rain fell in Cal yeston, Tex within twenty four hours. the heaviest precipitation in the city : history Much damage was done to goods stored on ground floors.
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Episcopal deputies reconsider vote and reject amendment allowing modi- fed forms of worship for affiliated con gregations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10
Subsc ription Price.

Subscription Price.
 Daily, one eopy. one week. ...... IS Daily, one copy. one month .55 Daily, one copy, six months. 3.75 Daily, one copy. one year. r...... s7.5Q sunday Edition one year. &-.7o Weekly one year..-....=.=. sl.'st
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As som people fe sia aI fi2est yet ,fa.sEn aaia ny a a atJeza,.t .a- 5 5 i pol
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Will of Kirkland E. Armoer fle4 for probate al Kansas City leaves estate estimated at from 85.6a0.660 to ST.000 006 to family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Seismic disturbances. supposed a he due to volcanic aet.EitF tn the Pas eifc flood Pacific coast of E..sl.zga.4 70 depth of eight feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Witnesses in in Sellleg ia4Hta3 ads nit thar the official chart of taa 5aft,a of Santiago is worthless. being Iam- 5Ie of compromises. satisfactory t5 none of the commanders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

Sir Charles Ross. wealthy El 5lisa= man. and Miss Ellison. Of Lajjs"l.5s member of 6istina jished family without fortune are engaged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10

# yau have a house for Rent. CT nave anything fer Sale. advertise t m ..s5is Column.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-10
NORTH BOUND

So. - ..-......=--. lilo D m 'o. l.: 40 a. m
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 Tangible property worth oyer S-o7- aoa makes the bond issue of me Pine Buff Light and Traction company one of eAe best local Investments offered 57 fooai capitalists saying nesAins about the valuable franchise held by the company
 The testimony before the court ef inquiry shows that 5Sere are sevcra naval officers whose conduct at aaa prior te the Santiago battle should be investigated Will the navy depart meat order these investigations madez
 Let Pine Bluffs band wagon of progress roll right overand pulver:zs the croakers who are always ready to thrown cold water on every eatee= prise which means the building up Of the city
 Eye. citizen who is in favor Of cheaper lights. both public and do. nestle. and also favors cheaper motor poHer. will afd#the home people vha are going to provide those things.
 
 The street railway people are 4a}l- ing | eommendable= =effeft Q asfo.sl traasooesat=5n during fair week. ana if f $ =2ossi5le=fb6s w.I5 adeea4a
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 Che If the pest plans to rlaNa inc Bluff grow =5 f5z aema people o all pull f5satae9 in local #enter gr=s=s locking 5o fae aabe.ldins os tGe city
 GENERAL NEWS.
 Leon Ayaes JaneseiIle High sea7ae ztaa=nt commits suicide and aoHef# Mckee of Aima= =f.I5eh.3=aaIlss dies 5a hes s2ital a5 result injuries taia=in football games Capta F. 8 fijatsbeFa e7hiot.team =H iron broken aec5zz
 Sir Charles Ross. ~a5lfhT Ea7lfsl. man. a1d Miss Ellison Of Iaujsa=J <. member of aGsti0g ashed family without fortune. are engaged.
 Seismic dis0a6sncos. supposed U he aae to volcanic activity la the Pa= eife flood Pacific coast of Nicaragua 10 depth of eight feet
 Witnesses in tl1a sehley taaHl9.. ad. nit that the official chart 9f taa amua of Santiago is worthless. being a lum- 5le of compromises. satisfactory t5 none of the commanders.
 Will Of Kirkland E. Afmoer =fle4 for probate al Kansas CitY leaves estate estimated at from $5.6a9360 to 3Iooo.odo to family
 Episcopal deputies reconsider vote l and reject amendment allowing modi- fed forms of worship for aaf Hated con gregations
 Eighteen inches of rain fell in Cal veston, Tex within twenty-four hours the heaviest precipitation in the city history Much damage was done to goods stored on ground floors.
 Ranchmen in Utah and Arizona will organize a wild horse hunt. for the purpose of killing the mustangs that are spelling the ranges.
 The residence of Clans spreezles. the sugar n1asnate in San Francisco. vas Lu2elarized the thieves securing ieweley valued at s5.55o-
 Three ye#6- people were drowned in Pike county Arkansas while orasa- in& the Missouri rtEer in | leaky 1oa
 Cept 2 r THleg of tba aaa aartmcnt stationed at THbaa. af viii ae=eallEt= maHtlaEaa ea t ea 9f arnhnass and scandaloHa ee1d4af
 Cotton Goods Exports Declining.
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS
iron Mountain,
NORTH BOUND
SOUTH BOUND.
SOUTH BOUND

70. I.......... ........=...... 800 Tn NO. o............ ..#......... .2,35 a