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Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05
$100 REWARD, $100,

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and thatis Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be- ing a constitutional disease, re- quires a constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative pow CTS that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- monials.
 Address,
 F.J. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, O.. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05

A. Mortensen has moved his cleaning and pressing shop to the newly remodeled building Oppo- site city jail. 86dtf
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

bath and breakfast. 519 Walnut street. 60d6t
 Great suit sale at the Star Fri day and Saturday. See ad il this issue. 62d3t
 s. D. Campbell returned Sat. urday from business trip tc Little Rock.
 Great suit sale at the Star Fri day and Saturday. See ad in this issue. 62d3t
 Waterman's "Ideal' Fountain Pen is the best. Every one guar anteed. For sale by I. D. Price. For Rent Front room furnish -. ed. Apply to Mrs. Park Dead davick, corner Third and Walnut. this i'oR SALE Cottage home on nut street. Apply to R. D. holderqans at store. 49-dtf statione E. R. Beane came up from FOR Friday for a few days Walnut her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Wilmanih.
 Dr. F.Owen Walker and Miss quite spillips returned Friday are plad:om spending the day in again. Rock.
 Falst received-se several new and ts by popular authors. These factks for rent at 25 cents per Beck. I. D. Price. 42b-tf Mrs. Robt. West of Diaz left on No. z Saturday for Arkadel- phia to visit her children, who are attending Ouachita college. Miss Gerster Neal, a very ac- complished musician, arrived Saturday afternoon from Overs burg, Tenn, on visit to her sis ter, Mrs. c. E. Crook.
 I. D. Price has complete line popular Sheet Music. Price Ha Positively nc~music ex- for antN Ns~~snt o6t on lrial ex- Rock. ne Mckinley 1Oc music.
 A and Mrs. Ed Blackwood +o \ sa x Yesterday to make this J,RI er future home. Mir. ts. eNood has accepted a posi-
 s a the Cotton Belt road. = N s the busiest place in
 ,,ss;. 1 a a Chas. Meyers Great
 as ,.,. ss.' otofe. Thel low price he ss,.|s ppt \ oa 2 s'vesthing in the dry S fs.4 clothing departments, Is the cause of it. 61b-tf
 Newt O'Neal came down from Poplar Bluff Friday on visit to his old home. We are sorry to learn of the burning of the fine stock barn in Butler county, owned by MT. O'Neal and Ed. George. Their loss was several !, thousand dollars, and they car ried No insurance.
 rAf friends of Miss Bennie wasle will be sorry to learr afe will not return to New M aho che has entered the South s mal university at Hunt and will later go off t( iw,,1g w. schoN. A most de
 M luea and cApable young lady soiu'e 1T good fortune to be re give sa.d d in the will of her lat return Ter; Ter.
 TOT resent indications ther 510 five saloons in Walnu <xldpe after January 1.-two ol the Less corner, one in the nev Hotel Rhea, one on the Feli Williams corner and one in tn building lately vacated by tn Hunt Mercantile Company. W nav not like the looks of saloons but we will all appreciate neV adewalks, and it seems that tn atter depends upon the former sWalnut Ridge Blade.
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05
Your our Heart
May Be Weak. One Person in Four Has
 a Weak Heart.

One of the surest signs of a weak heart is shortness of breath after exercise.
 Your heart is not able to pump the blood fast enough to yonr lungs. e.
 Some of the other symptoms of Heart Trouble are: Pains in the Side. Back and Shoulder; Painting or Weak Spells; Dry Cough; Swelling of Feet ana Ankles; Cold Feet or Hands
 No one can afford to allow weak heart to go without medicine. because weak heart means poor circulation, and poor circulation means weak lungs. stomach. liver, kidneys. etc.
 If. therefore. you suspect heart trouble. begin taking Dr. Miles New Heart Cure. The Heart Cure will do you good, as it is . splendid tonic for the blood and nerves. and will revitalize your entire system.
 Finally, remember. Dr. Miles New Heart Cure is sold under guarantee that the first bottle will do you good.
 If it doesn't-your money back.
 q was afflicted with heart trouble for three years I would be apparently all would fall as though shot. The attacks were frequent, and terrible dread pos- sessed me, as ! never knew when or where, nor under what conditions 1 would be attacked. and whether would survive survive them tns and snsas physicians of the state. Not finding re- lief from this source. l began taking Dr.. Miles New Heart Cure, and began to improve at once used ten bottles, had an attack for five years. MRS. JOHN DRESBACK. IeipSic, O, -
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05

I. D. Price for alarm clocks.
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05

TDTT1 Write to us for Free Trial E IeEAG Package of pr. Niles Anti- PaIn Pills, the New. Scientific Remedy for Pain. Also symptom Blank. Our Specialist will diagnose your case, tell Free. DR MILES MEDICAL CO, LABORATORIES. ELKIIART. IND.
Newport daily independent., 1904-11-05
0NESBORO TO HAVE
 HANDSOME BUILDING.

lsAlex Berger is having plans dAe for a mammoth furniture Crium, says the Jonesboro St (which will be erected this
 ag, on the Berger lot on the whside of Main street, between meagton and Burke avenues. WoGlding will be 1OOx8O feet sulphree stories high. The with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
Colleae Education Pays.

"Yul know the old Latin college
Song. Guadeamus lgitul said thA
recent graduate. We'll suppose that
i, comes pretty near to being grip
and password with university men
tho world over, Something that
happencd this month made me under
{ and how il stands for a college man
wherever YOU hear if.
Il was on my vacation trip up III
New Hampshire. Tramping through
a little mountain town | happened to
l.cot three or four of my own fratPrn-
i,v. | stopped With them that nigh,
and in the evening we went to road
house on the outskirts of town for q
little sacngerfcst.
"Of course before We finished We
sang ,GaudeamuS' You know it
Let's rejoice. therefore, while We are
,oung. When We came to the las
: ANA voice Joined in from the
doorway,
We turned around. There stood
az old dilaoilatod tramp. He cam
o>fr 10 us without hesitation. ana
~.eid. with Ge1ea0 accent:
-Ver2rer you see q university man
Nsa hear "Ga#aeanlus I@ilua H"'d-
aIf rg. y. Shake
lie was Ifeilelher4 man, too, l
4t.aose. da&earated gentleman. iet
hn tnev coiioee ways and songs and
H. showed jAat he was Well-educa'-
tcd man. He cot all The beer h want
ed out of that night. and the prica OF
beer besides. which shows that a col
e &c education sometimes nays.
New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
Who She'd Support.

Norman f. Mack, newspaper proprl-
etor and Democratic state committee
II an of Buffalo. \. Y. related the fol
lowing to group Of his political
friends al the Hoffman HouS" ro-
Gently
In Buffalo We have quite a large
number ot women who believe th@}
should be given The power of balln'
and they arc WORKING industr;ouslv t
gain that end. These Of them VIII
don't seek TO vote-and they are in
the majoriN-s sometimes give goaf
and substantial reasons.
AS an instance, not long ago
happened 70 ask ono Of that speci :
whom she would support in this elec
ton if she had The voting franchise.
The Same man as have support
cd for the last twenty years she 70
piled sharply
Indeed. and who is that" IN
duired.
"Why. my husband. of course.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
A TEST FOR CIGAR SMOKERS.

Il have a customer who thinks II
smokes 2n CIGARS DAY" said down
town dealer Ns matter of fact
hn gives away many of them. and
throws away some thar are only part.
y consumed. However. he is firm i'll
rhe belicf that he smokes more actual
tobacco han amy man in the city. and
boast IN lho subject in my store
Yesterday ia to a curious bet.
"llc declared IL begin with Dha, H.
could SMOKE three ordinary cigars III
half an hour \ #bysraHder remarked
that no man alike could smoke even
ocn cigar continuously until consumed
without taking it from his lips. 'Bosh,
said my man. 1 do that right alon2
ard think nothing of it,
Ill het yeu box of perfectos
sou can do it right now. said tire
nj lter. and in half a minute the wa2'
vas mad Ey It's terms the cigar
WAS lie consumed in steady eonsee=
o,iVe fatfs and moi removed ffom=fh
lips unfl burned to a mark ono an
{. hat inches from the tip. \ eieaH
Havana Colorado Madufa Was $ lsc'
ea fer#ihe fr.st aHd fHe smoker took a
sat and be2an.
lie Putfod live an oE2iue for ahoHf
two minutes and accumulated some
thia4 under half an inch .of ash and
then H. began ia "ebble. He shifte5
thc cigar from. side 10 side, =pulle
slow And fast and seemed 10 hay
aYeal difficulty in eelins his hreati
h,tV"en The draws. N ANY rate =he
l,opt turning his head TO avoid th
smoke and finally got 10 laughing.
could sec Ne was in torture. hnt h
stuck Ia i until lie @ot within half Il
irch of the mark. Then he iump"&
III, suddenly. =threW the ci@ar away
and walled Gnt of lhe shop
Il pald IL bet and CHARGED il t9
his acon;l. and he told ne last even
rg thai the Very idea of tobacco
riaae him sick doubl whether Il
vould 30 pcsitle for anybody to
smoke even moderately strong cf3af
through in The manner have Dc
sclibrd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
MOTHER WHO LAUGHS.
in Regard to Developing
Child's Sense of Hunaor.

There are many conscientious falh
ors and mothers who make thrms@lN's
and heir children miserable by taking
youthful foihlas TOO seriously.
1t is am innate propensity OF chli
possessed of average coed health an
Shirt. to make olhar people laugh
With him. no at him. but at iii,
Things ihat saam amusing to h.s own
sense.
Md the mother Who has the hIilhe
end ready humor to en- er into his fl
becomes his most fase;natin9 conpaU
ion
He ha",s her rehu'loS and bonds IL
Eer correction without IL fselin2.
where s1eF8Hess would arouse hIs
ride and ire. foi, he is assured that
She is ready - share all his inHocen:
Y,anks. and Jha, i'cr dsapproyal he :
It. foundation in impatience or Unjust
iee, says Woman Life.
And when Tho day arrives wheh
..chldish things are put away. AN
the grown mon and women look back
ward to heir early homes. With what
& throh OF pleasure they say. Wh"n
things happen. "Mothar would appr"
eiate this. she had the quickest sense
OF humor of any woman YOU ever
SAW, Md underneath these li2h'
words is the thought. How happy
that dear mother made us all. and
bow love her,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
MUST
FIT 2 RFECTLY

AS the skirts his ar ar aa4,.,
Up so full and 10 al appearances A.
50 carelessly fitted about the walY,
, and hips. il is more han ,qar 5mpor
ant that the silk Eettcaa ua-r i
cost carefaIls dFapa#. 5aI ON 40 az
count must OPS Gsare aepea4 anv
l2r~er thaH absofal.s aaoessal.l.
Below the knss a5weeer ar
width and flare pass5all are demand d
for the barred shaped SHIRT is s5.jI
Fashionable and .he a5ar rial mus no.
te allowed to clis4 in al all aho8'
the feet
All attention. In, mus b-atvea -
this silk undorskirt. First. hat II fiji
Ike a glove: second. tha if shall do
e, erything in is power 10 maEe t6a
gown hang as il shoald. and tll.rl.
tfat it be made up as a.tfaelieelv a.
pe ssiblo and after The --latest fashions.
For street Wear DARN silks arr tie
sIaartesf. ana i Is never a Good PIal.
l. economize Oh the i'll, i0t, aI.l io3
a hard " at=petticaar@fo @foT=fh3 simply
means 50 mach money thrown away
Two ihrea faul, and moro tll. tia
RIFLES Of tn -il aee enleloxea 10 tiIl.
ISL al uadefs<irtS and in=maHy 4 fin
rs-ce of Whaltbona or fearherboHc is
rrH thro02h rhe hon OF he lowest
fGurces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
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:;
: LOCAL AN2 o7HeP~ise. ;:
: :,
= = = = !, !: :. :. ): !. ;. :. i,

: : : : :. > :. :. i; !. :. :. i.
= 81 isase. 1.s1...= .a rents.
For srley sa-
''eea. f.e@E @#n arT.
-Geeea .;5..r N,..z II me Val.
~ sa'eoa:. earas F'a9ra Main.
IIat7 ea peeusa Fnoi az gbo
Pine Hi9a Paper company. Hatf
phones.
For boz. cigars ar1 liquors cal
at Faft'E Saloon. Fred senyard,
proprietor
For @al A# Hco5ator. which
Ill hold gtI a-4s Q>aa4 ~ah. 7ol
Elm street.
# S29 nod a 2las@= =pul in you.
window or 9ioaf. cal up tha Fine Bluff
Wall Paper company.
Naaied I've yoaa2 mon ,o zroo1l
IL afi1a1a= family with or 0iihoas
board; f"og Nast Fifth aycnus.
\ q. tsa@a5ds Killed 6eeves and
h9@s for .ambefh.s meat marH@J. 7o2
Fasf Fo4rtl avenue; old phone 52h.
Mrs. frad Asn ond is ver> iii a.
her home an Lakeside an her eonai
Lon is considered rious by her phys
ieiaHs
t'rea5 bargains III second han,l
stoves al Sidney Helms and company,
second hand store. 10 West Second
a1"nGo.
Just received Il large slipnan of
die latesl designs in wall paper. Pine
huff Nall Paper company. IL Main
ssf"ei Bo1h phones.
City cIerk Dan Taylor has tl9'
birth record in his office. one birth
las boon recorded since the book WAS
opened.
The school board has granted The
school chtilrcll a half holiday Tuesdav
afternoon. October -. in ol.der chat
he children may sea tho Odd Fellows
sarasie.
-onh li4hl docket facet Police
.lndae ToneY in the police counf.this
morning and il was quickly dispose
Of. All rha cases Nare Of the usual
character.
The naW fire =denaltaaen horses
that We're purchased hv rha board O
public affairs Yesterday have been put
ito comm ission ami will draw III
chemical annaratus.
The street pavement on Stat
street in front of the fire department
is being laid today and will be finish
ID tomorrow This par1 of III Nof'
i~ being rushed in orGcr to give tn
fire department room to respond 10 fr
alarms.
Everybody come 10 lhe county
lair, 10 be given by tha Ladies Gem
ctery association. Friday, October
80. 80 al i Pine street. Business
13euS !onch served a, noon Cou0N
far op@ns al : y. III. and closes a
- a m
NulIihin's cash S ore" now oc
cebieS Two stores. Grocery depart
ment. cerner l3ourth and Main; dry
aaoda department rewainin@ in sam
ID ~falul Ne. 314 Main These stores
POW enable MS 10 give our customer,
hctor service in each d rarrment thar
t.,-or before. Call and give us a trial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
The Infant Needs

a perfectly pure, sterile, stable, easily
absorbable and assimilabe foed. These
are a combination of requirements
which are found in Borden's Eagle
Brand Condensed Milk. These prop
critics are so perfectly represented in
no other form of artificial infant feed
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
New Serial.

\ new magazine serial that will b.
joyfully anticipa' d#br all Who love q
real story viii be Stewart Eawar1.
Whites The RawA.He@ which Is an.
nounced TO begin in The November Nc.
Cures. In this new story Mr.. White
l3oves his scene from the great north
ern forests of the "Blazci Trail and
the snowy wastes OF The Silent
PAGES 10 the painted deserts and
t0undless plains of Arizona AI&Xlield
iarish is 10 illustrate the story in
color. ard With such a suhirel as the
desert his pictures ought 10 b. some
thlng gorgeous.
George Madden Martin brings her
1~aarnlin@ roine. The House OF Full
fmont II Cravia- in the October
MeGhlrpas. which concludes ll.r serial.
Here IS tho climax of the story, the
1iAal s0uiion of lis problems. and the
disposition Of lis real people whom
many haVe crown te kheW and care for
as friends This successful serial is
to be published in book form by Nc
Cure, Phillips ard company this fall,
and is assured of Wide popnlaritY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19
Followed Instructions.

At hanqle, N Ralaieh. \. < -
r,atIy ]. K. Yeaaz. stat Insurance
commissioners told dis story. which
an a2ont had -ivcn him O. his eNpe=
r.nce= &fsh -afioa el.Htes 4zfo =i2a
decided 70 iasafe b.S it- aa3 was
Alm4 in tha us9d nfiaass - #
Questions.
when tie eafe, - II, fe9aNp"l
eCeri.s. Nc Of fathar. fl living. aHa
se<ee Of mo her If tH5'a IA 1A #ea5zsIsi
g, little while :oad th.a rut down h.
fathers ace al III. vars aa} his
nother's al 119.
by love. said fhe a2cnt. YOU
come OF a lon@-livod family. don't
you
why. no. not par ienlar. Tho
PLANTER replied
But your father and Your moth
"sOh. they're dead, the planter IN
terrupted. They died young hnt
the papey asks for th"ir age If LIVING
so that is what put il down. MO
bile Register.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

One Of the weightiest rules OF the
spiritual life is to abide in the pres
ent without looking beyond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

\ New York paper advises rlch men
~ natronize poor authors. 1t will be
.dfflicult 10 find an author who Will ad-
nit he is poor one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

II is a good deal easier 10 tain
about feeling good than II Is I" N'i'>
about doing good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

Money may be the root Of all evil
hul baseball produces the rooter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

MoHsseline waists al SeIftone ar
Ia be immensely popular 10 Wear with
cloth walking suits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

The fralest woman can pull
train after her just as we'll as I'M
biggest locomotive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

Tho grave danger of business rs
that man shall place his soul ON the
counter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

A man is known by his deeds, es-
pecially if he owns real estate
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

The cnd-sea1 hos is nut a Ealab he
cause he sits in church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

Carries his roljicncss into his
business as We'll as social life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

In horse racing the chap VINO &"lS
the worst of il is the bettor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

Tho Nanch1lian and some of the
American political roads are impass-
able.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

1t takes moral muscle to be meek.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-19

All women are aood-sood for
something or good for nothing.-Cei'-
vantes,
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CLAIMS SEWER IS NEEDED.
Commissioner Replies to Vernon
and Maple Property Owners.


Sewer Commissioner Valiant said yes
terday. regarding the protest of property
owners on Vernon n Maple venue be-
tween Union boulevard and Belt avenue.
against the construction Of sewers ad-
jacent to the property and the blocking Of
Vernon avenue, that the sewers were
made on the petition Of the property own
ers.
ley between Vernon and Maple avenues
and a private sewer along the. rtght-of-
way Of the st. Louis and Suburban Rail-
road. II was proposed to pave the alley,
and the request was made to have the
sewer rebuilt before the paving was done,
II is stated.
The Vernon avenue sewer was desired.
1t is stated, because It was expected that
the sewer along the Suburban track would
not be sufficient to drain the property.
and 1t was thought best to make a sewer
in Vernon avenue. The property owners
could connect with 1t when they chose.
The Commissioner said that the reason
that Vernon avenue was blocked was that
It is a narrow street and the work can
be done much. cheaper by blocking the
street for the time being than by keeping
1t open.
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falling. Clear and hot. Down-H. X. Bedford.

Pdrkersburg.
Cairo. H.. July r gauge rsaGs 1871.
showing n fall OF IL during the last "a hours.
Weather fair and warm. The Ferd Herold ar
rived from ST. Louis at ] 2. m. AMI cleared
for Memphis at 3 p. m. The Dick Fowler made
her usual trip. The Transit arrived from the
Upper Ohio at ) p. n.
,'ncstcr. II. .'rly 81 -.;,r.A 70 anc fall
Ing; Weather fair and warm. Cape Girardeau
ana ferd beroId down Ii p. m. Chester up Il
y. m. Dolphin No. 3 and tow up ) D. m.
Burlington. la, July 30.-The river IS 3 feet
q: Inches above low-water mark. "A fall of !
inch. Weather. raining and warm. Tire Helen
Blair and E.Cise in and cut. The Dubuque Is
due up tomorrow and the St. Paul down.
Louisville. July 30.-River falling; 3l5 in ca
nal; - on falls; az below locks. Clear and
pleasant.
Cincinnati. July 31-River IL. falling. Three
departures. Clear and warm.
Evansville. Ind, July Rive falling. SIS.
Clea- and warmer.
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Ms. Electricity
shock the Evil
Spirit Of the
Mississippi.

] was almost blind. but ! did not imbibe
any of Its brightness as the girls had
done. / concluded 4 must be the paint
| picked up the 80 a quart paint can-but
IT vas empty.
When you 20 to Kiralfy's study the
costumes. Never mind the plot. the cos
tunes are really worth while. "Louisi-
ara" Is 4 mammoth production. The
words to describe It's fascination have
Tot been coined yet. ANITA MOORE.
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Only the excursion boats were heavily
patronized yesterday. Outside of a few light
shipments of wheat there was but little Freight
brought into the harbor, and less taken out
The Spread Eagle will make her regular ex.
cursion trip to-day to Alton and Chautauoua.
departing at 3 n. m.
The Dubuque departed yesterday for ST.
Paul with a good register Of passengers and A
light freight
The ST. Paul is expected In from st. Paul
tomorrow with q good list of passengers. She
will return Tuesday.
The Quincy departed Yesterday for Keokuk
with a fair passenger list
The Belle Of Calhoun had a good list Of
passengers and a fair freight for her trip 10
Hamburg yesterday.
The Chester was cut yesterday for Cane
Girardeau with a fair patronage.
T Grey Eagle arrived from Peoria yester-
day with a fair register Of passengers and a
light freight. She departed at 4 p. m. with
fair patronage.
The Bald Engle brought in 1000 sacks Of
wheat yesterday. She departed at u. n.
for Chester and St. Mays with many passen-
gers.
The Blanche arrived yesterday from Ham
burg with lao sacks Of wheat.
The India Owens brought In 1000 sack.
Of wheat yesterday from the Lower Missis-
sippi-
The Government boat Chisca arrived YES
terday from the Lower Mississippi.
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Inventory of Kin.ey Estate

An inventory Of the estate Of George J. Kin
sey, filed In probate yesterday, describes prop
erty in city block No. 455s. fronting IS ct
on Cook avenue. that is .mortgaged for $4.o0J:
cash. S34.l5;-g goods :Ed 'rha..Ais $50 6. and
stocks, $336, 81
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The harbor gauge yesterday showed Il feet, a
fall Of s. Of a foot In "a hours.
Business along the wharf yesterday was dull.
Excursion boats had a fair patronage.
The weather was fair and hot
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MISSOURI RIVER.

Str. Kennedy will leave from foot Of Frank
lin ave-, Wednesday. August 9. 4p. m, for
washington, Hermann. Jefferson City. Sandy
Hook, Giles and way landings.
TOWNSEND COMMISSION CO, Agents.
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BY Telegraph.
W SpE~AyS


Memphis. Tenn. July 30.-Rive here stands
1913 feet. a fall of = In the last "A hour. The
new Government steamer. II. St l. Coffee. de-
parted at daylight this morning for Green
vile. The Kate Adams arrived late this even
ing from Arkansas City and returns Monday.
Pa6ucah, KY. July reads g. fee.
and falling. Weather hot. Dick Fowler to Cairo
S a. m. John s. Hopkins will arrive from Ey-
AT svilie at S p m, returning at . p. m Ten
nessee to Tennessee at S p. m Bob Dudley from
the Cumberland to return at noon Monday. Lee
cinnsti and Memphis. Scant s feet between here
and Evansville.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. July c0-Fred Herold down
at $50 a. m. Cape Girardeau down at $50 a. m.
Dolphin No. 3 up at 10 a m. Chicca arrived IN
last night. and will wait 10. tow of rock
barges. Gauge reads Is feet, and falling. Wealth
er clear.
Wheeling. July so.-River . feet 10 tncnes,