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NOTICE.

Whereas, Fowler Claridy, by deed of trust, dated 4th day of May, 1907, which was duly recorded in Record Book 52, page 204, conveyed to A. c. Polk, trustee, of J. P. Melbard, agent, and whereas, A. c. Polk has become nonresident of the state and said J.. F. Mellard, agent, appointed W. A, Mellard as substitute trustee. The said Fowler Claridy having conveyed to the said trustee the following de scribed property: North half lot IL, block 13S, in the city of Hot Springs, according to the official map of Hot Springs reservation. In trust to se- cure payment of one promissory note therein mentioned which is past due unpaid, together with interest there on. Now therefore, in pursuance of the said deed of trust containing the undersigned substitute trustee will sell the aforesaid real estate at public vendue to the highest bidder for cash in hand at west front door at court house in the city of Hot Springs, Gar land county, Arkansas, on the 2d day of December 1909, within hottns pre-. scribed for judicial sales to satisfy said trust.
 w. A. MELIIARD, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

One rubber tired runabout, cost S110. sS5.
 One rubber tired spider phaeton, used only three or four times, cost $19O, s10.
 One "one-horse" rubber tired surry, like new, cost $175, s10O. One rubber tired physicians cab or coupe, like new; only hay to remove two bolts and glass and put the other dash on to have fine cut under pny. sician's stanhope; Blees make, cost S45O, sl90.
 will trade any or all of the above for Hot Springs real estate at cor respondingly low figures. Any of the above may be seen at my residence. J. c. GEBHARDT.
 11-21-. t
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. 20.-Spots 1aie'. unchanged; mddling, 1415c. Sales, on the spot, 560 bales, and 200 bales to arrive.
 Futures opened steady at a decline .of ? to points on very unfavorable cables and somewhat better weathes map. After tAe call the decline was continued as the result of the posting of the weather forecast, promising dry and warmer weather. and the return of favorable conditions for finishing the gathering of the crop.
 The very small spot sales in the Liverpool spot market this week causedu nhavorable comment and some
 little short selling. and bulls made no
 effort to support the market, prices
 working gradually lower until near
 the end of the Session they were 1e
 to 20 points lower than yesterday S closing.
 Longs were disposed to liquidate in view of the census report on ginning Monday morning. This added to the weakness. In the last half hour of trading prices recovered a little on profit taking by shorts and the clos ing was steady al net decline of Ii to IT points.
 Futures this week closed lfurae changed, net, compared with last weeks closing. December loses one T'oint, January is even, March gains three. May and July gain six and sey- en points respectively. Prices have hanged over about 50 points. advanc- ing in the early part nearly s2 a bale one ihe very cold weather reported in ali section Of she belt. and heavy frost in Texas where 1t killed all hope |of further top crop.
 Later in the week prices fell of
 as uile result of heavy top selling, in
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OVERLAND
Makes Nonstop Run of Over Seven
 Thousand Miles.
Toledo. O., Nov. I. feo

Toledo, O., Nov I. 1908
 ksiilsaps Auto Co. Hot Springs. Ark. Gentlemen: New model thhty-eIght the 1910 thoasand-dollar roadster. first real car at the price, just completed It's nonstop test run of over TOGO miles. including worst roads in three states. On arrival at factory car was disassembled and examined for wear on all parts and found in perfect con dition. Most remarkable test ever undertaken fof medium priced car. 1o-4 tf. OVERLAND AUTO co.
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which it was said the Memphis crowd led. It was the general opinion that this selling was based on the expec- aation of bearish figures on ginning from the census bureau Monday.
 Spots this week advanced 1sc and closed at the highest. Total spot sales, 5,535 bales, against 4,69O last week.
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Spots quiet. Low ordinary, 10 1916 nominal; good ordinary, 13 1-16; strict good ordinary, 131s; low middling, l3 15-16; middling, 141s; good mid jling, 14%; strict good middling, IA l5-l6; middling fair 15 1-16; middIing fair ito fair, l5 ZIG; fair, l5 1916 nom- inal.
 Receipts, 6,300 bales; stock, 176.s27 bales.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, Nov. 0.-Predictions of a heavy movement of wheat for the week was partly responsible for the weakness in the wheat market here today Prices at the close were a shade to lsc below the final ouota- tions of the previous session. Corn and oats closed easy, but provisions We're firm.
 Liquidation in tIhe December deliy- cry was the feature of trading in the wheat pit and as result of this pro fit taking sentiment in the Dit was bearish throughout the entire session. Extreme quietness prevailed at times and with the exception of the Decem- Der delivery, prices moved within a 18c range. During the day the near by delivery sold between SLOT 5-S and Sl.0Sh, The market closed steady at about the best marks of the day.
 The corn market was inclined to be weak all day.
 Decided inactivity characterized trading in the oats pit and the mar ket was heavy all day.
 Provisions rallied from rather weak opening and displayed consider able firmness the greater part of the day, owing to support by packers Excellent demand for the cash prod ucts and a continued light movement of live hogs throughout the west were bullish influences. Prices at the close were 2l5 to 10c higher.
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slGLER APARTMENTS.
Office 335 ouachita Ave.

Furnished in suits of two, three and four rooms, for light housekeeping Electric lights, gas ranges. hot and cold water in each apartment and hest of all steam heat on tap when wanted. Paved street, best location. low rates. quiet.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Nov. 2O.-Rice dull; offerings light. Rough Rice Hondu- ras. $2@$4 bbl.; Japan, s2mSz90 bbl. Clean Rice-Honduras. 405Ac lb.; Japan, 2A@3hc ID.
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MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov. 20.-Money on call, nominal Time loans easier; 50 days. ] per cent; 90 days. 4M@5 per cent; six months, 44@4A per cent.
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WARNING ORDER.
Before E. Parham. J. P. Frank Ellsworth. plaintiff,

Before p. Parham, J, P. Frank Ellsworth, plaintiff,
 vs. Triple Tread Auto Tire Co. defendant The defendant. Triple Tread Auto Tire Co. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complain of the plaintiff, Frank Ellsworth
 Given under my hand this Novem. Der 6. 9109. ED. PARHAM, J. P.
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All the water you want FREE al Simanton's Mineral Spring, 110 Ra- vine. near Park avenue car line
 11-6-1m
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After mercurial treatment take La Cura to complete the cure. No alec. hol. lss Central avenue.
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I050Jf

FOR RENT Modern Broom cot taee. Gas. water and lights. Rent SIS. Apply NO. Cedar Terrace.
 I1-2I-tf
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RENT FREE.

To the right party q so-acre truck farm. Enquire K. R. Jaggers, Real Estate. 611 Central avenue Phone 1067. 11-16-Gt
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FOR RENT--At algonquin Flats, Prospect avenue. Rooms and suits for
 light housekeeping; gas ranges. Hot and cold running water. Low rates. Phone 12S9. 121t
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FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished three four and five room cottages: all mod ern conveniences; best residence part of the city: reasonable rent Apply 1t POT Cedar street CT telephone 2ss.
 f1-2s If.
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]. S. wrlson. livery. fine driving and saddle horsef. Cheapest stable in city. BOG Gdrland Aye. Phone 1IO9.
 6-7-tf
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FOR RENT Elegant furnished loolus en suite for light house keep ing with sleeping and sitting rooms front. All conyenienees; heat electric lights. Phone 1897 or call.
 ii. zs..ss
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TOR RsNr--Furnished cottage. .s15 DOT month. eleetric light and fuel gas; bed room and kitchen, slo; also s<able
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FOR RENT--Six room cottage, with bath: two blocks from Arkansas Ma tional Bank on Court st. Apply Abe Levy, 40 Central ay. If
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FOR RENT-Ho of seven rooms and bath, steam heat and all modern conveniences. best location in the city. Apply to Chas. w. 0Bryan, at Arkansas National bank 11-1stf
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FOR RENT--Furnished house, zen rooms and path. located in best resi- dence section. Chas. w. O'Bryan, at Arkansas National Bank. 4-7-tf
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FINAL SPEECH TODAY
 IN COOPER CASE
iHearSt News Special tn fho Graph;

[ (Hearst News Special to rhe Graph Nashville, Tenn, March l2.---'Sen
 ator Carmach lad as much right to his life as you: no more, no less v said Judge Anderson to the Cooper jury in closing the argument for the defense. ''In the: defense of your own life you would have as much right to kill Senator Carmack as you would the meanest citizens. !"
 Anderson said the editorials in the Tennessean would not justify killing man. but would justify a man so attacked going to his verbal :assaii
 ant and demanding an explanation He said if Robin Cooper had not un
 necessarily jerked his fathers arut, causing him to turn around and sei Carmack, there would have been Y!t tragedy. Had Robin Cooper even struck Carmack and tho latter pu!ieu pistol he would be justified in shoot Ing him. but he contended the eyi- dence showed that Carrnack fired twice before the Coopers got even close to him. Attorney General Me Carn will probably close the argu- ment tomorrow.
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RELATIONS WERE
 SEVERED FRIDAY

tHearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Washington. March 12.---Diplomatic relations with Nicaragua were seT- cred today when Charge dAffair; Gregory, at Managua, was recalled and the cruisers Tacoma and Dubuque and the gunboat Yankton were or dered to the Nacaraguan coast. Mex ico is placing the United States and should Nicaragua attempt to break peace Central American intervention is probable. Nothing has been heard of the reported naval battle.
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SCHOOL CHILDREN
 GIVE 10 SUFFERERS
Pine Buians Continue to Send Money and Provisions to Brinkley-Local Lum Der Companies Send Build ing Material by Gar Lc Twenty Five Kegs of Nails Donated by P. P. Byrd No Excursion Sun day-Mrs Phillips Had Relatives Here

pine Bluff busiu, ss firms. banks.
 lodges, ind Viduais, school children and others responded liberal!Y to the
 second call issued Friday morning by
 the local relief committee. which is
 cc-operAtins Wtl the reiiet commit
 tees at Brinl,ley to relieve. the suf-
 ferers it the latter place. Dr. ]. [.
 Norr.s alla Dr, W. D. Huckuer eo-
 Ncited Cash subscriptions again dur
 ing Friday and were succe ssful in
 raising another large sum of money, which will be forwarded to Brlnkl4> rlediatcly.
 The school children of thr cit, de moustrated their kindness O! heart /, yesterday when they each took con-
 tTioutons to the various public and
 private schools and neat sums were
 realized at each school for the relief
 of the cyclone sufferers. Miss raliie Jones school sent $ to the Graphic office, contributed by her pupils, In the afternoon S53.e9 was turned
 over to pr. J. l.. Caldwell, secretary ot the Pine Ruff Board of Trade. hH Proft ssor J. II. Thach and Professor \, ". Lowe, principals of the Pine Ruff High School and the Lakeside ; school This money was forwarded immediately to the proper committee , at Rrinkley. The childreYrs sct. the , Lakeside school contributed $23.50 to the relief fund. The pupils of the Sixth avenue school headed tne list Of public schools with $24.40 dona- ton, while the nigh school pupils ; added $6.o9 to the total. The pupils of the First Ward school also. con- tributed {; ii5t ral $ arl to. the fund. At meeting of the members of the Eagles Lodge Thursday night it was voted to send s25 to the sufferers and the banks of the city sent substan- ; t.al sum to Brinkley during the da, :. The Bluff City Lumber Company. T. ". Sanders, the Kendall Lumber Con- pany and the Sawyer & Austin Lum- Der Company donated several carloads Ct lum Der. shingles and other building material and the local packing houses made uD t large consignment of pro-
 visions, which were sent 10. Rrinkiey
 in the afternoon
 P. r. Byrd, ot the .i E. Specrs Com
 pany, donated twenty five kegs Of
 nails and they were also shipped 70
 Brinkley al the same time Other
 cash donations were forwarded b,
 .i.'Is and individuals. and taken all
 ID ali. Pine BuT and it's people are
 responding as literally and substan-
 tially as any other city In the state
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taxpayers of ArhanSas county, Ar kansas, having been apprist that q Dill will be introduced in your body to create a separate district court at Stuttgart ill tbis Arkansas county and should such a bill be presented for your consideration We beg to submit to you this our protest against the passage of such r|asurc and among our many reasons state:
 First, that Dewitt, the present county seat ;s centrally located in the county and easily accessible from all parts of the county,
 Second. that the courthouse at Dewitt is a modern structure and one that cost, together with the improve ments, over $4o,ooo, and that the jail recently built and located at Dewitt cost over $14.ooo.
 Third, that Dewitt: las q popu!a.- ton of 1000 or more and is $ grow ing and prosperous town and has and will always afford ample acco1nmoda- tion to those upon attendance at court
 Fourth, that the creation Of the said proposed district court would en- tail unnecessary and additional ey~ perse and taxation upon the taxpay- CTS of Arkansas county to which wn are bitterly opposed.
 Fifth, that Stuttgart aud vicinity are iu closer touch with Dewitt than three fourth Of the territory of the county, by reason of the railroad, tel egraph and telephone facilities.
 Sixth. at least three -sourths of the citizens and taxpayers. and three- fourths Of the tf frritory Of tho. county are not in favor of such t measure, and have never had an opportunity 10 express themselves or the subject.
 "We hereby petition and urge upon our representatives in the present general assembly. Senator R. D. Ras- co and Representative Louis buerh'e, to oppose any such proposed legisla- tion, should such bill be intro duced. The citizens are enthusiast ically circulating petitions and the people are unhesita.insiy signing tha same.
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ILLNESS PROBABLY
 SAVED HIS LIFE

1t is not often that sickness is A hlcssing but this was the case with William Rider, Of Brinkley. If if had not been that MT. Rider was indls- posed and remained at the home of his daughter. Mrs. E. o. King, in this city, he would perhaps be in his grave now, as his home in Brinkley was completely destroyed. MT, Rider was also the owner of large hard ware business in that place and this too. was demolished.
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and firms have contributed liuerally here and NH contiHue to send cast donations for the relief of your strick- en and suffering people. Pine Bluff ians deeply sympathi1e with tue resi- dents of your little city in your tro3l- hlcs and are ready 10 render persona assistance i, necessary. as ;s shonr by the promptness in which Sevfra focal pIysicialls responded to youl call yesterday
 Ii The Graphic can be of any flY ther servce to you and E3ar people command uS
 Yours very truly.
 MEYER SOLMSON,
 Editor Graph.c
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MISS JONES
 PUPILS DONATE

The pupils of Miss Callie ,Ieucs Sixth avenue school sent $6 in cash to The Graphic office yesterday for the Brinhley cyclone sufferers. The money was contributed l., the pupils of that school and will be forwardt q to the relief committee at Drinkle% immediately by The Graphic to be used in the relief work there Th,, children of this school say th,Y aill contribute more and their lbcrality and promptness in answering tie call for assistance cannot help bu, be greatly appreciated by the unfort unste cyclone sufferers.
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MONEY IS FORWARDED
Mayor I. l.. Jackson,
 Chairman Relief Committee,
 Brink!ey, Arkansas.

Dear Sir-Enclosed find check for ,S6 "hich amount was contrisuted hy the pupils oy Mss Caliie Jones. scaot,i fer the relief of the cyclone suffer CTS. Checks for s25. contributed by the congregation of St, josephs Cath ollie Church; sl6.75 donation from employees of the Isaac nreyfus Coul- pany and $10 donated by the members Of Post c, Travellers Protective Asso- ciation, were mailed you yesterday.
 Various lodges. societies, individuals
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Accepted Masonic lodge of Arkansas. which has five thousand members in this state. yesterday issued ee !o!- lowing notice to rhc various lgllna throughout .he state.
 To the craft throughout the llr-
 iSdiction, greeting
 You have, no doubt, learned of
 he destruction of the city of
 Brinhey on Monday, March s,
 and our brethren suffered in
 common with the public, there
 fore request each lodge to contr,-
 butc as literally as possible for
 the relief Of the destitute.
 Send contributions by money
 order or registered letter to Jas.
 Jones, grand treasurer, Pine Bluff
 Ark, who will receipt for same.
 Will Be No Excursion.
 Efforts were made yesterday by cn- 'crprising local parties to charter q train and operate a special Sunday from this city to Brinkley, but their plans were shattered when the of ticials of the Cotton Belt road de cliued to permit the operation of an excursion train to the stricken cits on that or any other day. It wat at the request of the relief cunl- ,y1ittHac iy. Prst, t-3.,. l,.t roads arc refusing to run a spe- cial train for sishtseers. Visitors are not welcome in Brinklcy al this tnlc owing 10 the great confusion that ie occasioned by their presence The little city prefers 10 le left alone tc recover gradually from the ill effects of the awful tornado. Not withstand ing the fact that no special will be run to Rrinkley on Sunday, many are planning to go there on regular trains to look over the ruins
 Council Gives Sl,0OO.
 Little Rock. March l@@.- The Little Rock city council met today in special session and appropriated sl ,000 10 the Brinkley cyclone sufferers. The money will be forwarded to the relief com mittee immediately. This amount will represent the contribution from the city of Little Rock. which is in ad dit on to nearly $ .600 raised by pub lie subscription.
 Relief From DeWitt
 Dewitt March l2.-=lIon. C. r, Ball obtained contributions from citizens of Dewitt today amounting to Sl27 for the storm sufferers of Brinkley. The money will be forwarded to the oroher persons. at :isrinkley at once.
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DEWITT CITIZENS
 DEMONSTRATING Protest Against Creation of Separate District Court
 at Stuttgart.
HOLD MASS MEETING
Adopt Lengthy Resolution Protestln.: Against Proposed Action
 D, Legislature.

Dewitt. March 12.-~1he citizens here are becoming aroused over the proposed creation of separate dis trict court at Stuttgart, in this couo. sy. While the bill had not been its- troduced in the legislature the ci,i- zens here understood that it would be, and they met in mass meeting B, the court house to protest. Prof NJ T.. Milner was chosen chairman and A. B. Culipher was secretary. J. M Er!ce offered a resolution, which was unanimously adopted It read as fol- iows:
 Whereas, We have been apprised that bill will be introduced in the Arkansas legislature to create q sep arate district court ar Stuttgart, in Arkansas county, and,
 Whereas. We are informed that the advocates of the said separate district court b.!l are circulating reports to the efYec, that the citizens of Dewitt and vicinity are not opposed to such i, measure or said district court, and,
 Whereas. we are informed that the advocates ot the said separate distric, court are taking advantage of the small limits of tho incorporated town of Dewitt to charge that the said town Is only 300 in population; there fore De it
 Resolved by the citizens of Dewitt and vicinity in mass meeting assem- bied that We condemn this second ef- fort on the part of the advocates of the said separate district court Of saddling upon the citizens and tax payers Of Arkansas county the ad ditional and unnecessary burden and expense Q! said district court, and don't believe that & majority of the electors and taxpayers residing in the territory embraced in the pro- posed new district are in favor of it, and We JenOunce as unfounded that the town of Dewitt proper contains only 300 in population, but affirm that the town proper has a population of 1000; that it is growing and has splendid future, and that the people >uR Stuttgart and vicinity are in close touch with Dewitt by reason of rail, road, telegraph. and telephone facili- ties.
 Resolved, further. that copies Of this resolution be furnished to Sen ator R. D. Rasco and Representative L. Buerk1e. of Arkansas county"
 Remonstrance Drafted.
 Then the chairman was instructed by unanimous vote to appoint a committee to draft a remonstrancf' against such proposed legislation and the chair appointed J. N. Brice. L. A. Black and w. c. Honeywell on the committee at the time, J. E. Wof- ford was selected vice chairman. Foi- lowing is the petition or remon : strance;
 "To the general assembly of the state
 of Arkansas: We, the undersigned citizens and
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MRS. PHILLIPS HAD
 RELATIVES HERE

NIT. and Mrs. E, Long, who live on East Seventh avenue, have gone to Brinkley to attend the funeral If their granddaughter, Mrs. Ethel Phil lips, who was killed in the cyclone it that place. Mrs. Phillips was a widow and livei with her father MT Bunch in that city. MT. Eunch was slightly injured by falling debris,
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THIS WOMAN OUGHT
 TO BE DIVORCED

s}learst News Special to the Graphic,
 Chicago, March l2.--Nrs. Gisella Swarch obtained divorce from her husband. known as the "meanest nan in the world, and who. she said, never kissed her in nine years. never took her out and made her sleep in !, dog kennel She gavA dinner to the jury.
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NAVY PRISONER
 LOSES HIS WIFE

GHtur~t News Special to the Graph C.. Louisville. March l2.--Mrs. Ada German Magness; daughter of Sen ator German, has obtained release from her husband. who was sentenced to a year ill the navy prison for de sertion.
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Satisfaction-Real Pleasure

We can give yoa satisfaction in style. nt and can show you a large assortment of patterns in all the lat est shades and designs
 EISENKRAMER, She Tailor, over Citizens Bank, Sec k.. >nI avenue. corner Pine street. Old phoue 1032
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CHICAGO TO N. F.: r.:
 LIN IA HOURS

tiearsi News Special to the Grap aptl.c.t
 Chicago. March 12.--It was an- nounced today that as soon as the tunnel under the Detroit river at To- ledo is completed the Michigan Gen. tral and New York Central roads will put on a fourteen-hour train between Chicago and New York
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The largest stock of linoleum in the city at UNION FURNITURE COMPANY. 3-7 ti
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FOR QTlCk TRANSPORTATION
 --<>AiL- CITY HACK LINE
22e East RarraaMe St

Opan 6 D. n. to 7:30 a. m. and rs. liable. Special attention to train cAlA Old phone 394. New phone l02 Messs CFord. pscp. Pine B.un. A.A
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EAGLES' BALL

The Fraternal Order of Eagles wi!
 give q dance at their hall. 2l6 I :. West Second avenue, on March IT Grand march commences at 9 o'clock Music furnished by Eiliott's banG You are invited to come and enjot yourselves. 3-10 2