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TEMPERANCE CATECH!SM
Temperance Federation
 of Arkansas Adopts Unique Plan.

The Inter- Church Temperance Fed cration of Arkansas has issued a unioue campaign document in the shape of temperance catechism, written by George Thornbnrgh, presi- dent of the federation.
 The catechism consists of 54 ques tions and answers intended to show the evil effects of liquor. The first lesson is intended to show how much more money is spent every year for intoxicating liquor than is spent for all the public schools and churches of the country.
 The second lesson is intended to show the evil effect of liquor upon those who drink it. In this lesson are the following questions and an- swers:
 Cannot something be said in favor of the liquor traffic?
 Not one thing.
 It is not as bad as yellow fever is it?
 Yes, it kills more every year than the yellow fever, the smallpox and the earthquake all put together.
 Tn this lesson there are also a num- Der of questions with answers intend ed to shQw how much crime and in sanity Is caused by liquor.
 The third lesson is intedend to show how the sale of liquor may be stopped by voting against license. Figures are given to show the large increase in the number of dry cour- ties since 1900.
 Copies of the catechism vii! be sent out to all Sunday schools in the state which apply for them.
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BRYAN REFUSES TO
 ENLlGHTEN RUSSIA,
importuned by Members of Par'ia
 ment to Give Views.

St. Petersburg, June '9.-Wllliam ! Bryan sailed this afternoon for Stockholm.
 He devoted the last day of his stay in St. Petersburg to call Of Premier Goremykin. with whom he had an hours talk, and another visit to the lower house of parliament, where he remained throughout the morning session.
 For a time MT. Bryan was the cen ter of attraction i" the lobby of the house. holding regular reception of members of parliament, who were eager to be presented.
 Deputations of Jews and Poles wanted him to define his attitude on questions affecting them and he was hesieeed by foreign and Russian cor rospOndents eager to secure views on the outcome of the parlia- mentary struggle here
 But. beyond the expression of pro found interest in the fight the Rus sian people were making for liberty and the deep impression made on him ty the Russian parliament. Mir. Rry- an declined tQ make statement
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Birthday Party.

6trthday Party.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Raggett enter tained large number of frieu IS Monday night in honor of their daughter. Miss Bertha. it being her thirteenth birthday
 The dining room was a nass 'of beauty, pink and green being the prevailing colors, the ices being car. ricd out in the same colors.
 Miss Lula Brown won the lady's prize and MT. Lee White won the eentleman's, pretty souvenirs oeing given each guest.
 Those present were Misses Hattie Moody and Naomi Neal of Rison, Lu. la Brown, Rosie McCance, Maggie White, Nora Jaggers, Mir. and Mrs. Aplin, Misses Bertha and Lillian Bag. F;ett, Ollie Jackson and Ida White.
 Messrs. Lee White, Tom McCance, Mervin Jackson, Luther Horton. Earl Piper. Creighton Jaggers, Jack Evans, Charley Reed of Rison, Clifton Jack son. Mir and Mrs. Baggett.
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REV. F. D. KING DEAD.

Rev. II. D. King, grandfather of Sidney Helms of this city, died at is home in Rurford township, North Carolina, June 15. He was born there on October IT. 1905, and was there over one hundred years old. He he "1 chldreH. 12 of whom are yet eiqa. There are 75 grandchildren. lSS grandchildren, and 13 treat great grandchildren. He was for more than sixty years minister of the gospel, and has four sons who =are also preachers.
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LABOR UNIONS PLEDGE
 VOTE TO sRt|
Chicago Trades Council Reprsx
 5000 Men, Indorses Hin

Chicago, June 19.--Labor hu out in no uncertain terms for { liam Jennings Bryan for presds
 The impetus the Bryan boon been given in Illinois as in states, was accelerated when question of the method of iaa ment of Bryan as q presidential didate was taken up in tn 'S6und building trades rep lentau Speeches were made by hlf a d representative leaders of the. | movement in Chicago and al in favor of some formal actia Bryan. There was no dlssa voice.
 II was declared that practicalq el.tire membership of 5000 or organized, skilled workmen ir building trades would take form iion indorsing the candidacy q an.
 Chicago Denn ocrats have bed prised at the failure of w. k N uewspapers--the American any aminer---which pose as Dema organs. to print the news o' ls cent Democratic conventions William J. Pryan was enthtSa' " indorsed for president III Those papers have failed 10 it even the attention due asa of ordinary news.
 The papers had the news was barred from their columns said, by an order direct ffon Hearst, who had instruc'ea tors that MT. Bryan hah' not appear in his newspaN's any circumstances.
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s., e,~ BRIEF MENTION.
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ID Shelb7 of Fort Smith was i'll the city Monday on business.
 R. F. Bradford of Little Rock was in the city Monday stepping at the Antlers.
 q. A, Leeper was in the city Mon day on business.
 H w. Burlingame of Little Rock was in the city Monday. registered al the Antlers.
 Guy Taggart, the son of MT. and Mrs. w. o. Taogart of this city, re- turned to his home Tuesday morning from St. Louis, where he has been at- tending the Christian Brothers col lege.
 Max Eisenkramer left Tuesday at. ternoon for Dermott in the interests of M. Cans and company.
 A. B. Jones of English was in the city Monday.
 Jno. F. Sennett of New Gascony spent Sunday in Pine Bluff.
 w. L.. Carr left Monday night with his family on two weeks vacation to Port Arthur, Texas.
 c, A. Christian of New Gascony spent Sunday in this city.
 John M. Mccain has gone to Hot Springs for short vacation.
 Alb Russell of Fordyce was In the city Monday on business.
 Mrs. w. c. Watson has returned from Hope. where she has been at- tending a. missionary meeting.
 Mrs. w. c. Watson and Miss Bes- sic Martin of this city, who have been attending the missionary meet ing at Hope, have returned home.
 Hon. w. T. Woodbridge and daugh- ter, Miss Edith. will return home Tuesday night from Fayetteville, where they have been attending the commencement of the State univer- sity. They will be accompanied home by Harry Woodbridge, who has been attending school at that place during the past year. ~sa' v
 A. Brewster and J. M. Mccain re- turned home Monday night from Hot Springs, where they have been spend ing two weeks. " Dr. and Mrs. s. C.. Alexander leave Tuesday afternoon for Black Noun tain. N C., where they will spend the summer with their son, R. o. Alexan- der. They will return about Septem. Der l.
 Lamar Smead of Camden, nephew of Hon s. 0. Sevier, ex-candidate for governor, is in town visiting friends
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REVIVAL SERV|(I|''
LAKESIDE MEETING OPEN. DER CANVAS AT r,- vh
 AND MAIN STREETS
aevs. Mcintosh and ratuu
 Lead se'viees-Abie se,n,.
 on Prayer"

Rev. W. M. Mcintosh arriv., :, day from luka. Miss, and p.'. a 70 Tatum from Jonesboro. s''
 Rev. Mcintosh preached heart-searching sermon on .n. 'e at the great Lakeside revjva, M' ''s E night. It was an unusuallv ''''' service for the bes;nning. o
 The large tent was put m IT. { on the corner of Fifteenth AOaa and Main street. Comfortsh,. @ have been erected, and the te.. be cool and large enough ,.s | crowd.
 Services will he held fon,,,. o'clock, and all are cordially , ,,.a After tonight there will he so., in the tent both morning and o,..]
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LOUISIANA TOWN BURNED.

X special dispatch to Walter Cot ter and company stated that the town of Pollock, La, was entirely destroyed by fire Monday night. The origin of the fire Is unknown, as also is amount of property destroyed and the insurance. The whole town was lost and it is reported that nothing WaS left standing.
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s REAL ESTATE ! . | + + j. | 4 T. * F j. | ' l

W l.. Goodwin, commissioner. to Albert s. Knox, lots Al and 42, block 2. Jeans addition to the city of Pine Bluff. Consideration, SIT.
 A. S. Knox and wife to Will Riley. lots Al and 42. block 2. Jeans addi- tion to the city of Pine Bluff. Con sideration, S45.
 Henry S.. Cody to J H. Dillon jr.. west half of block P. Dorn's addition tc. the city of Pine Bluff. Consld- eration, $350.
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1aIcum Powder

17 different kinds--One is sure to
 plaese 17 BedelPs Violet 25c Bottle l , Bedells Rose, 25c bottle 2 3 sreeman's Violet, 25c puff can 5 l Bradley's Woodland Violet
 1 lb, 50c. i 1 Bradiey's Woodland Violet
 1-4 pound, 25c. 5 6 Eastma's Verona Violet, 25c $, Eastman's Crushed Rose, 25c z s Colgate's Violet Face s 9 Colgate's Cashmere Boquet, 25c 9 10 Palmer's Violet, 25c. 10 II By To Extract Strong Violet II l2 Hardin Extreme Violet. Soc 12 13 Hardin's Violet Sec 1S T. R. and G. Baby Tale, pink 25c IA l5 R. & G. Baby Tale, white 15 1G J. J. Aarelislto Tale, 25c 16 r P. 0. Euthymol, 25c. IT Telephone us your order---it will be delivered quickly.
 BEoELLs PHARMACY.
 Quality Store.
 Open till midnight.
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EAST END NEWS. %<%$%*++$+++*+++ ++ < ++

Mrs. J. F. Wellons and daughter, Miss Bettie. left yesterday for months visit to points in Texas.
 MT. H. M. Sliegel, freight carpen- ter at the Cotton Belt shops, has re- stunned work after several days H. ness.
 A big dry shed for the Cotton Belt E. and B. department Is nearing com. pletion. This structure will be 32x352 feet. .s.
 MT. French Lovejoy, fireman, is il. with fever at his home Oh East Sc ond avenue.
 Mrs. 0. P. Keadle and little son, Vernon, left yesterday for an extend. ed trip to various cities in Texas.
 Fourteen firemen and two brake men are being examined for promo tion
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LUNCH COUNTER ATT i'm.
 HAS CLOSED FOR nennJ

The lunch counter at tho n,,y| Mint" has been closed temno. for repairs, and will reonen ,,l September 13. It will he tbor... remodelled and improved and .,J thing will be done to make if class place in every respect Wells will bring here two whita |, from the east. to take charoe ,, restaurant as soon as ready :. open.
 John D. Wella. the well h. proprietor of the place, will L soon for a six or seven weeks va.a trin. and during his absence tho will he In charge of John D Ha,. who was formerly connected him.
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q. w. Boyce deyotes his lime to rents

Walkers Liver Tablets for sale only at Bedell's Pharmacy.
 Furnished room for rent. Old Fourth avenues. with bath and all modern convcnienccs. Call on P. M. Brides, 326 Walnut
 Everything is Kept fresh and up to date at my new store, corner Main and Seventeenth. Fresh groceries and peats of all kinds at the cheapest
 .ices. Emmett Simmons.
 For nlanicuring. shampooing, hair dressing, hair bleached or dyed or ar tlficial hair. see Miss Minnie Kin ser, at the Grand Leader
 The old adage is true, nothing like the cash call on J, D. Milner company.
 --Wanted--GO timers and tin ners' helers, also c0rnice helpers for outside work Apply to foreman new car shops Cotton Bolt railway. Pine Bluff, Ark
 Private family having newly fur nished rooms, electric light, hot and cold baths, cuisine of the best, will accommodate two couples who can ap- preciate first class accommodations; references exchanged. Sl3 West Third avenue.
 The Citizens Plumbing company have one of the incest office rooms in the city for rent. Apply Citizens Plumbing company. 403 Main.
 -Wanted-Good man to travel Elk penses advanced. Salary $20 a week. Staple line. J. F. McBrady & Co.,, Mfgrs, Chicago.
 Mrs. Fred Hudson of Mialni, Fla, who Is visiting Mrs. J. w. Crawford of this city, has been quite sick dur ing the past few days, but her many friends will be glad to learn that she is considerably improved.
 Call up 57S old phone for cakes made to order Fresh homemade bread and rolls every evening. Will be delivered when ordered in time. T. H. Skidmore. baker. Corner Sec ond and Cherry streets.
 Mems and boys furnishing goods at big sacrifices-Simon's Dump Sale. Agents wanted-A good proposi- tlon to the right person. Male or fe. male. Call on day clerk Arlington hotel.
 --J. D. Miner company will either buy your real estate or loan you mon ey on same.
 -Wanted-Boy to deliver Daily Graphic. Apply G. H. Adams.
 Lost, package of Simpson and Webb Furniture company's card ac- counts; finder will be rewarded by re- turng to Simpson and Webb Fnrni- ture company.
 J. D. Miner company sells bar. gains in real estate.
 Wanted: Men to work Tn saw mills and shingle mills in the state of Washington High wages! Steady employment No snow or cold wealth pr mills run every month in the year. Cheap living. For full particulars ad- dress Pacific Coast Lumber Manufac- turers association, Seattle, or on ar rival call on Crawford and Pratt, no Main street
 A crowd of young people left for Noble Lake Sunday morning where Mrs. c. w. Butts spread them a royal dinner. A large crowd of young people were present and they enjoy n1 thnn solves greatly
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ANOTHER HOTEL
w. r. OR1oN W,L ERECT ONE A 1904 EAST SIKH AVE-
 NUE.
Will Be Modern and Up to-Date Build. ing. and Work Vii Begin
 in July.

W. I. Orton will erect an up-to-date and modern hotel at 1904 East Sixth avenue. The building will measure 1Sx112 feet and the hotel will be equipped with all modern conven- fences. Work will be started on it about July 1. This is another reason for the street car line on that street.
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DID NOT MEET.

The Epworth League of the First M. F. church, south, did not meet on Monday evening. It gave way to let its members attend the great revival at the Lakeside church
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MISS TAGGART IMPROVING.

The many friends of Miss Aylmer Taggart. who shot herself in the foot with 22 rifle Saturday evening, will be glad to learn that she is feeling somewhat better today.
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
Ware Siuns With Y. M. C. A

Ware Signs. With Y. M. C. A. Carl Ware has been signed by the I. M c. A. baseball team to play second base. The team will leave son for Sheridan to play three games with a team in that town.
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 New Night Secretary. Mir, Ashcraft has accepted the posi- tion of night secretary of the Y. M C. A.
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Jones-WilIiams.

Benjamin Hunt Williams and Miss Ruth Jones of English were married at the residence of Rev r. Y Ramsey Monday afternoon at o'clock They left immediately fcr Las Vegas, Mex leo, where they will make their fu- ture home.
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For rent~-Nien Sroom hotsa No "A State street Apply Simpson Webb Furniture company
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Your food don't hurt von whom ve', tn'se dose of Brooks Iron peptat after eating
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QUOTATIONS tCorrected daily hy C. C. Taylor and company.
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THE MARKETS.

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An HONEST MAN
PASSES AMY

ElIery J. Van Doom, an oldtimer
here, died at Leahi hospital, Kaimuki,
at $3.50 Saturday morning. He was a
native of Providence, r. L, and aged
rs years. Fred. TurriI took charge of
the funeral. the internent taking place
at Pearl City cemetery on Saturday
afternoon.
Efforts are being made by Mr.. Turrili
and another acquaintance of the dead
man to get some clue to any relatives
that he may have had abroad. He
left none here, nor any estate thus far
discovered
The late Mr.. Van Doom for some
years away back kept a cigar and
temperance drinks stand on Fort
street close to the waterfront. He be-
ing a bright conversationalist and we'll
posted in current affairs, his place was
popular. In late years he had hard
shedding for an old man. but cheerfully
undertook any respectable means OF
livelihood which offered One of ma
lures gentlemen, he scorned to be de-
pendent on anyone but himself.
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Classified Advertisements
FOR RENT.

FIVE-ROOM cottage = kitchen and
athroom-unfurnish Five min
utes' walk from postoffice. Apply at
1885 Fort street, corner Fort lane.
1857
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

sunday, October %.
Str. Noeau, Peterson, from Honokaa a,
with "a head cattle, a. IN.
Str Maui, s. Thompson, from Nawil-
Twill, 4:44 a. m.
ST. Ke Au Hou, Tullett. from XII
lauea, AS a. m.
Sch. Lavinia, Weisbarth, from Ha-
wall, a. m.
Str. Likelike, Naopala, from Molokal
and Maui ports, a. m.
DUE TODAY.
P. NJ. S. S. Algoa, Lockett, from San
Francisco.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived
Per str. Maui from Kauai ports, Oct.
28-Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke, w. A.
Kinney, J. II. Coney, c. A. Spitz, Miss
F. Grote, Rev. S. Hyen, Mrs. Mexican,
Mrs. r. Scott, John Mexican, Francis
Mexican, Jessie Mexican, S. Splitter,
Somany, and % deck.
VESSELS IN POET.
(Army and Navy.
U. S. s. Iroquois, Carter, Midway.
Oct 2.
o. s. r. c. Manning, Joynes, BARRIERS
Point, Oct. 6.
Z. S. A. T. Buford, Oct. g.
U. S. A. T. Sheridan. Peabody, Manila
via BARRIERS Point, stranded. Oct. 6.
Merchant vessels.o
Aotea, Br. s. s.. Prosser, Newcastle.
Oct Is.
Edward May, Am. bk., Jorgenson. San
Francisco, Oct. 20.
Gerard c. TobeX, Am. bk., Scott, San
Francisco, Oct. II.
Lansing, oil str, Conner. Port Har-
ford, Oct. %.
Marie Hackfeld, CIR. sp., CRUDE. Brsn-
en-. Get. 10.
Morning Star, Am. 5. s., Garland, re-
turned for repairs Oct. Is.
Newsboy. Am. bkt., Peterson, Aber-
deem, Oct. &c.
Restorer, Br. cableship. Combe, Mid
way, Oct. 3.
TIE MAILS.
Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Ventura, Nov. 1.
Orient-Per Korea, Nov. 9
Colonies-Per Sierra, Oct. 30.
Victoria-Per Moana, Nov. II.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Sierra, Oct. 80.
Orient-Per Coptic, Nov. 6.
Victoria-Per Miowera, Nov. Il.
Colonies-Per Ventura Nov. l.
TRANSPORT sEEvICw.
sailed from Manila for Homo
lulu and San Francisco. Oct 10.
Logan, at San Francisco.
Sherman, sailed for Manila, Oct "A.
Ruford, in port
Sheridan, in port.
at San Francisco.
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FOR SALE I

Choice Kaimuki Lots. near car line
at lowest prices.
Half-acre Lots on Manoa Heights
unsurpassed view and fine soil. Cheap
Several small, neat, brand new
Homes in and out of town.
A House and large Lot on Youne
street, near town; 1-3 cash, balance on
mortgage at per cent. A bargain.
Also, for rent, two neat Cottages
close to center of city, at SIG per monjl
each. ]. H. SCHNACK,
1877 Merchant Street
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PATRIOT COBB ADAMS
ERtCTS FLAGPOLtS

Thirty-two-foot f1agpoles have recently
been erected at the Waihaole, Kaneohe
and Kailua schools.
The poles do not go into the ground
hut are bolted into redwood posts, six
hv six. This will effectually prevent
the poles from rotting. The plan mas
never before been adopted in the Is
lands.
The poles were obtained through the
fundamentally of Henry Cobb ADAMS
and erected under his supervision.
Mr.. Adams is Kaneohe's prize patriot
and considers nothing is too good Tor
the little halls of learning over Whlch
float the Stars and Stripes.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

4 LADY stenogra pher. of five years
experience, a practical knowledge of
bookkeeping and good references. de-
sires q place after November / Ad-
dress, 'Stenograrher," this office,
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Two Lots at Puunui, overlooking
Country Club site, 125x20O, each 1880.
Eight Lots in Palolo Tract, each $500.
Three House Lots at Wahiawa.
e12 FORT STREET.
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well, Willie, I suppose your nose Is
completely out of joint since your lit
tie brother came" NO, it hasn't made
any difference with mine; but pas is.
He bumped it against the door when
he got up in the dark to hunt for the
catnip, night before last. '-Ch1cago
Record-Herald.
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Eol.1e AfeatcA.

CT ha Haf9oaGs sHferios Aem- pais. tn54a chiefly affected ar tae Iaa. sltr and Nashville in HaE5ir- 4s4as e GAiuojs Geatral. Eaiaeo. nan Mountain and Cotton Bel. ju zsae,a aad he Somrhern to a lim- it'd cNtaa. The effect on t.1s5' roads i4 felt 1hroueh their eonne'- tfaae with tba PennsvlYania. the New York Central lines, including Inc ni@ Foar. and the Gineihanth Hamilton and payton.
 Some idea of the sienifteanee Q, these reductions may he found in quotations of old and new rates. 1Ae fare from Memphis to Nc" e.N having been reduced from S29.'o to s2S.65, to Philadelphia from S27
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GOLD MINING
SAINnI.EIi Ir nNA


 Goldietd. NgN, Dee. IF. pt. l. + l.xHa}, I ee.amotee, latelH eeet4l- sas under fHe= name of the tatoa sz=sH-ssies ~aHauN of Goldiield, ii Gh.eaao, Nr2 York and elsewhere has bvpn arrested hy Che sheriff Of Esmetalda county on charges of teaud I.Amans ; office is in he pos session of Ghe authorities and his secretary, F. H. l.attimer, is also under arrest One of I.yman's eli cats. who was heeeed. alleges fAal he Was induced to buy d large amount ot stock in Boston and Greenwater Mmins company. while no sach company Was in existence. l.Nman was haough nn today in shafsc of the su,rft1. bFffhe various charges against him were po~tfoH- ed
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N[.W RAILWAY RATES
r,,rNANrNrtt UFNisNTN E oN All. ROADS, OFT Gl' MNMHti~
 IN Et.rtEt..
Reduced ras>en&,p Fate. NTfh t3 Points ia oitia asd the No'1a.
 ea~t-Opc,utive fhts"da5.
Special te fhe Graphic.
nempAis, Fenna Res.. N4.N

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to #S2t.te. 10 Buffalo from '-a - 54a cleveland from $2t.ta to 1."la. Columbus from $l>.Aa t2 sf6.G, and Toledo from $I".4o 70 ! Slszto.
 k other roads will in ali proha- btiN fall into line, also, rates to nany other points thfou&hou t's1 country may= likewise be lowered in iGe near future.
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.ttp1NF&LS HEADED FOR
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Commissioners. of sn"ai":atjnn Telie of Gi" Movement c! Brown Men
 rnMA.d pAci!if COa.t.

of Gia Novepen, Q. Brown Men
 Toward Pacific Coa~'.
 san Francisco, Dee. l9. faanl. F. Sarepnr eommasfongr of imni- : aifoa. has return 'd from noa9I hs-a4- -th. 4aNaess liner Ni2po9 Ra7.fl.
 Ra4aadto4 fmmieHatiaa saaasa uaaMi. Gommissiongf Sar-ga' z5a, thm 6ne la5auese were fasg dis aI1a5aa ali sheasaeeaaes. e4afr-esas aa.=. earasa=aas and tea5# se39 aaaIEs al oHaae UaefoaaliI.+ io z94ads fae 3enaaess eonl5azi.sa saee1a~. fsF he'. =oa #6ae= lse5yg.s ,.# agul of 5ae ee aeadrgd. #al .a.o.44#s a3z azs.llE a5cilia9 .n jIyHatHta. asft ffete k Hrt ~.
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