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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
JONES PARDONED BY TAFT
President Finds Oreeonian Was Con-
victed in Land Cases by Jury
Unfairly Drawn.

Washington, Jvns 4.-President Taft
has granted an unconditional pardon
to Willard n. Jones of Portland, Ore,
convicted of land frauds in the famous
ell of Oregon and Binger Hermann,
former commissioner of the general
land office, were alleged to have been
implicated.
1t is understood that Jones claimed
in his application for pardon that the
prosecution secured an advance list of
names being considered for jury duty
and investigated every mans opinion
in the land fraud case, before the
names were placed in the jury box.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
Results of Mondays Games.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston, 3; Chicago. T.
Philadelphia, 4; Pittsburg g.
Brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati, 7.
New York, s; St. Louis. 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago. A. Philadelphia. s.
ST. Louis 4; Washington, I3.
Cleveland a. Boston, g.
Detroit, 4; New York, /.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, :: Milwaukee. l.
Indianapolis, 3; Kansas City, ..
No other games scheduled.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux City. IA: Wichita, /.
st. Joe s, Lincoln, Q.
Des Moines. s: Topeka. l.
Omaha II: Denver, 3
THREE EYE LEAGUE
Dubuque. 3; Bloomington. /.
Decatur, 5; Peoria. H.
Davenport, 10; Danville. .
Springfield. !; Quincy. T.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
South Bend. G; GAINESVILLE. 3.
Terre Haute, 8; Wheeling. !.
Youngstown, s: Fort Wayne. Z.
Springfield. 4: Canton. !.
Akron. {: Dayton, .
Grand Rapids 9; Erie. S ffirst game)
Grand Rapids, 3; Erie. (second game)
WISCONSTN-uLINOIS LEAGUE.
Rockford 3; Madison. 2,
Aurora, 2; Racine. 3 (seven innings
called; RAIN.
Other games postponed; rain.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Burlington, Il; Hannibal, 8.
Monmouth, s; Keokuk. I.
Ottumwa, s; Galesburg, 4.
Muscatine, 3; kewanee, 4.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
IDAHO PLEDGED FOR CLARK
Speaker Endorsed for President by
Democratic Convention-DeIega
instructed to Vote for Him.

Occur dAlene, Idaho, June A.
Champ Clark was indorsed for presi-
dent by unanimous vote by the Dem
ocratic state convention here, and the
national delegates were instructed I'M
der the unit rule to use all honorable
means to secure his nomination to the
presidency.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
FIND LINEN IMPORT FRAUDS
Secretary Macveash Orders Sweeping
Inquiry Into Alleged undervaIua-
tions for Customs Duties.

Washington, June A sweeping
investigation Of the importauons of
Irish and Scotch linens was ordered
by Secretary MacVeagh as result Of
a conference with Assistant Secretary
Curtis, Collector Loeb of New York
and John f. Wilkie, chief of the Gus
toms special agents.
Extensive frauds, depriving the gov
eminent OF considerable duty, are be-
ing perpetrated by undervaiuations o.
these goods. 1t Is claimed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
"ABE" RUFF is DISCARDED
Supreme Court of California Declares
Convicted Briber Cannot Practice
Law In That State.

San Francisco, June Abraham
Ruef was disbarred from the practice
of law by the supreme court en- banc.
The action was taken upon the recon.
mendation of committee OF the San
Francisco Bar association.
Disbarment vas ordered upon the
certified copy Of the convection OF
Rues on a charge of bribery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
500 IN FIGHT WITH POLICE
Two Rioting Strikers Are Wounded by
Chief at Kearney, New
Jersey.

Kearney, N. j., June 1.-Two rioting
strikers OF a band of 500 idle street
laborers were SHOT. one fatally, In a
battle with police here. The strikers
invaded Kearney and began a cam
paign of violence The shooting was
done by Chief of Police Tolen, who
was surrounded by rioters, knocked
down and his life threatened The
strike began two weeks ago when a
wage increase was denied the men.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
LORIMER CASE UP IN SENATE
Senator Kern Of Indiana Makes Open
ing Speech in Opposition to Iii
nois Colleague.

Washington, June 4.--Senator Will
liam Lorimer of Illinois will fight for
vindication to the last ditch. He will
speak at length when the appropriate
time comes in his own behalf. He ex.
presses confidence in favorable out
come of the efforts now being made to
unseat him.
The Lorimer case came up in the
senate today for consideration. Sena-
tor Kern made the opening speech in
opposition to Mr. Lori ner. He contend
ed that the charges of bribery and cor
ruption in connection with his election
have been sustained.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
KNOCKS OUT TARIFF BOARD
sundry Civil Bill Carrying $toe,577, 414
Reported to House--Makes Sweep
ing Cut in Expenses.

Washington, June 4.-The sundry
bill reported to the house from the
appropriations committee carries $780,
577,414. NThe measure abolishes the
tariff board and makes sweeping re-
auctions in the operating expenses of
various governmental institutions COW
cred by the bill The presidents
economy and efficiency commission is
continued in the bill.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
Women in Deadly Duel.

There was fought in Tennessee not
long ago duel between women. They
met after church service, setting upon
each other with knives. Friends at
tempted to part them. With leveled
revolver, the man over whom they had
quarreled, ordered that the fight be to
a finish Soon one OF the women lay
dead and the other was badly
wounded.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
Casters Need OIL.

oil your casters once in while and
see how much more easily large
pieces Of furniture may be moved. DO
this at any rate at house cleaning
time, and take care to wipe of any
superilnous OIL, not only because It
would collect dirt II allowed 10 re.
main, but also because It might drip
a little and stain the carpets or rugs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
Turn to Motor Vehicles.

The advent Of motor vehicles in
Madras Is OF comparatively recent
date, but within very brief Interval
they have to great extent supplant.
ed carriages drawn by horses, which
formerly constituted the chief means
OF transportation among the European
contingent
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06

not expect to earn the title Of lady.
The refined girl keeps her person and
her possessions neat, no matter II
they are not seen by another besides
herself. She always dresses In good
ner are quiet and reserved in public
Exchange.
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viii Take Rabies Trea,men,

Ripon William Zank, Irving Mil
Ter and Fayette KonI have gone to
Madison whore they will take Pas
teur treatment The three young
men we're bitten recently by a dog
which an analysis disclosed was af-
flicted with rabies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
Veterans to Celebrate

Fond du Lac.--The twenty first
annual reunion OF the Twenty-drst
Wisconsin infantry will be held in
this city on September and 6 This
will be the fiftieth anniversary of the
mastering of the regiment into the
United States service
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
Aunt Of Isl emit" Smith Dead.

Kenosha. Mrs. Mary Eeddle.
aged 76, widow of David Heddle of
the town of Somers and an aunt of
the late James Henry (Silent)
smith of New York, was found dead
In bed. apoplexy being the cause.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
sisboo Gives Medford y,carage,

Fond du Lac --Aarpuncement has
been made of the pr sentation of a
new yicarage to St. Mary's church
of Medford, by Bishop Grafton, to
cost s2.3S2.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
Practical Domestic Science.

''What is this domestic scienceY' In
CURED the engaged girl. 1T consists
OF making hash out of the leftover
meat and croquettes out OF the left
over hash" explained her more en-
perienced friend.--Pittsburg Post
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
STEAMBOAT SWEPT BY FIRE
Mohammedan Section Of Constantine
pie Almost Entirely Destroyed
Damage is Enormous.

Constantinople. June 4.--Stamboul,
the Mohanmedan section of Constan-
tlnopie, was almost completely de-
Vastated by fire The damage done
was enormous. The Akbir Kapusi
tstaoie gate) region was obliterated.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
Wife Insane; Farmer Hangs Self.

Sheboygan. Schuricht, 40,
a wealthy farmer residing in the
town of Greenbush, hanged himself
as result of dependency over his
wife's insanity and business troubles.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
nomeopaths Choose Fond du La,

Fond du Lac. This city has been
Aelected for the 1913 convention of
the State Homeopathic Medical 80
ciety II will be held in May.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
Kills Self While Hunting Grows.

Tomah While shooting crows on
MS farm Edward Blaschkey, an aged
resident 81 Clifton. accidentally shot
and killed himself.
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CERTIFYING OUT
 INITIATIVE AG; ':
Secretary Of State Hedges to Publish Local Initiative Measures the
 Coming Week.

l.ittlei Rock, May 27.-Secretary Hodges is certifying out for publlca- tion the local initiative acts. Ali mus. be in the hands Of the publish CTS by next Sunday, to appear in each county not later than Mon1ay. Anon. the acts that are to be published are those for Sunday thsatGrs and base ball in Argenta, racing in Mot Springs, Sunday baseball, in Little Rock, and saloons n Camden. The latter is being published on the ad- vice of Attorney Gen. NorWood. He will also send cut the Sebastian coun- ty salary bill if thosa interested in il will indemnify the state to the eXteAt of $50 against possible loss. Artor- ney General Norwood is working or the states brief in the Dallas county seat removal case. with wh ch ths Supreme Court on Monday consoh- date the Garland racing act, the Little Rock baseball act, and the Montgom~ cry county seat removal, setting them all for June IF.
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NIGHT PROWIER AZ NEWPORT.

Newport May 27.-Another bold robbery took place in Newport about 2 o'clock Saturday morning by man who made his entrance into H. G. Drummonds home through a screen ed porch and through the bedroom of Dr. Walter Rossington. A $5 bill was taken from the doctor, who slept on ,undisturbed through it all. From the doctors room the intruder went to the second floor of the residence and entered the bedroom of MT. and Mrs Drummond, where the pockets of Mfr Drummond were carefully emptied of several dollars. In some way the bur glar made a misstep and struck the bed, awakening Mrs. Drummond, who sprang to her feet, turning the light on directly in the face of the man at her side. He fled downstairs and out of the front hall door, which had been propped open with a cuspidor.
 Mrs. Drummond says the man was large, square-built fellow, and wore a light hat pulled down over his face' The same night a horse was stolen from R. w. Wallace's stable and it is believed the same man did both deeds.
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Carlton White Carl Dean ard Otis Caton
 At the closing exercises the fol lowing program was carried out: h. vocation, Rev. H. M. lngham. Salu- tatorian, Carlton White. Prophecy, Miss Kate Lide. Instrumental Solo, Miss Julia Belky. Grafton, Carl Dean. Faculty Representative Miss Belky, Valedictorian, Miss Beatrice Heller, Class Song, Chorus.
 Prof. Whaley, the principal of the school, has conducted a very success ful year, and will be retained for next year in the same position. The other teachers will remain with hin with the exception of Prof. Talbot, Who will take post graduate work at some eastern university.
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 + Q 4 ADJUSTMENTS 9 % d @31@@@ @@@@ AN%A&
AT THE ORPHE0

The Hendrix Belle Isle Company, presenting a miniature musical com edy, opened a weeks engagement at the Orpheo yesterday, and though the matinee audience was not very large
 1t indulged ill many laugh at the antics of Patsy Bolivar, the village cut-up in the country school. The company consists of four men and three girls, and the scene is the in- terior of a school room, with the chil- dren at their desks. Mr Belle Isie as Patsy is the whole show, as far as the comedy IS concerned, and he is really very funny. Each member of the company sings popular song, with the chorus by the full company and the ensembles are really harmoni- ous, something unusual for small musical show. The director has cor rectlV estimated tie ability of his company and the result is 45 min ute laugh and pleasing singing, The BrunsWig Brothers continue to please.
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COMMENCEMENT AT CAMDEN.

Camden, Ark, May 27.-The com mencement week of the Camden High School was brought to close Satur- day. The commencement sermon was preached by the Rev T. o. Owen, pas tor of the Methodist Church. The graduating address was delivered py the Hon. H. B. Mckenzie, of Prescott Both the sermon and the address were heard by 8 large assemblage and were extremely interesting and instructive.
 Diplomas were delivered to the fol, lowing graduates, by Col. Lou's Bauerlein: Misses Kate Lide, Annie Elliott, Marie Kay, Dolothy Gross $ Grace KKssen,S K 9 Myras seos sgIns ' Mildree Welty, Jilia; Belky. Beatrice Heller Hamilton esMead,s slyde Ellis, Ray Fl lliott. Emmett Peace. Brady Marshall
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SHERIFF BREWSTER
 IS X BUSY MAN

Little Rock, May 27.-Shsriff Ed gar Brewster of Pine Bluff, was Ill the capital Monday, and reports fhat the first week in June will be very busy one for him. The state centra' committee meets on the 4th, the Dem- ocratic State convention on the 5th., and on Friday, the 7th, he must of' ficiate at the hanging of w. T. N chols, the wife murderer, and attend meeting eff the Board of Trustees of the University of which he is q memIacr. There is a petition before tha povarror for communication of Nj cholsi sentence, which he Will prop ably take up on pardon day, which IS next Saturday.
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FINE DIAMONDS IN PIKE.

Little Rock, May 27,-At least one diamond was found by the editorial excursion in it's visit to the diamond fields of Pike county. Pryor, the f4- year-old son of c. E. Cruce, editor of the Morrilton Democrat, was the lucky one. He picked up a real dia- mond weighing about one and a half carats, that will cut to a value of about $225. The day before w. N. Dennis, of Prescott, picked up a two and a half carat stone on the same field.
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CHARITABLE DEED
 OF PINE BLUFF LADY
Mrs. S. (. Alexander Cares For Un. fortunate Baby Whose Mother Was hi iured in Swan
 Lake Cyclone.

The many friends of Mrs. s. NC. Alexander, who as Miss Bennie Green was one of the most popular young women who has ever graced Tevar- kama society are commenting on a re- cent lovely act of hers as "just like Bennie.'
 A short time since Mrs Alexander visited the county hospital in her own city which was filled with people who we're injured in the cyclone that late ly swept over that section and on her rounds she ran across a tiny baby boy who was apparently about to give up his struggle for the life that had already opened so pitifully before him-hlsI mother was ill in the hos pital as a result of the cyclone-and though the nurses were working val iant!y to save him, their hands were too filled to give him the individual attention that he needed. Realizing the sI.ata of affairs Mrs. Alexander called on the hospital authorities and gained permission to take the little sufferer to her own home and nurse him back to health. This she is doing with the ass; stance of her no less noble mother, Mrs. M A. Green, and the little tot is already beginning to shcw the effecting of loving care.-- Texarkana Four States Press.
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O0OOoOo OOOOo o %
 SOUTHERN LEAGUE. o 100000 OOOOO 900 900
Montgomery, 9; Memphis, 5. NO other games played, rain.
City League Schedule.

At a meeting of thal managers Of lne several teams composing the City Ieague, held at the Chamber of Con- nefce last night, the schedule was Flgntly changed and instead of the opening game being played between tue Graphics and Voss-Nichols, the Heasy Marx outfit will meet the vcss-Nicholites at Forest Park Thurs pay afternoon.
 rue o'oher games for the weiek are :: preyfus and Indepents, at Forest afk' and Graphics and Nonpareils iehtn avenue and Nebraska street 'a'ufday. On Sunday the Independ- anus will play the Voss-Nichols at fofest Park and Henry Marx vs &esius at Tenth avenue and Nebras- a strete. Games for next week will Oe announced later.
 iile new fence at Forest Park now [hclosss the grounds and the dia- Aola has bee'np put in first class condi
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ARKANSAS BANNERS
 MEET JUNE 3, 4 AND 3
Large Exhibit Will Be Interesting ai
 Convention in Little Rock.

Ji.tla Rock. Ark, May 27.-The an
 nual meeting of the Arkansas Cam
 ming Club will be held in this city
 June 8. 4 and ,. Representatives ana
 agents from almost every county Hi
 the state will be present, and many
 canning outfits will be brought m or der that demonstration work may De
 carried out. Many exhibits Will pc
 seen and lectures and talks will De
 made on subjects pertaining to cah- ming by the prominent cannlers or the state.
 The complete program has not yet been arranged, but 1t will be iohs one. as the meeting will occupy three days.
 Tn order that they may see the eX- Ishihitions and hear the lectures to be given by the canning club the meeting
 of the secretaries of the dlffereht
 cr,Irty fair associations in Arkansas will be held on June Ill thls cley. George R. Bedding, secretafy~o or oae State Fair Association, will be lh charge of the meeting, which VIII pc held for the discussion Of matters per tainlng to the State. Fair and to the bettsrment of the conditions now ex- isting at the different fairs and agri- l,cultural exhibits. The matter ot tne uniformity of exhibits will be discuss ed to a great extent and much slress will be laid cn this subject It ls i planned to have the State Fair tnls year be the. greatest and best lnSArk, E aansas' history and to also bring apou' the same thing in the county fairs. ] A large attendance is expected, ant ] judging from reports from all parts
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COLE NAMED TO
 SUCCEED MITCHELL

Little Rock, May 27.-The governor has appointed former clerk B. F. Cole county judge of Poinsett county 70 succeed Judge J. c. Mitchell, of Poin- sett county. Judge Mitchell was killed in Memphis last Thursday by q street car, in front of the hospital, where he had taken his wife for an operation. He fell as the car lurched. and his skull was crushed. He was about A years Of age. Four years ago he was mentioned for sltate audi tor
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Dreyfus, F: Grapllics, II.

The Dreyfus team again defeated the Graph cs in a game full of balloon the Graphics in a game full of balloon score of F to Ii, at Forest Park Sunday afternoon Bone-headed ex. hibitionsl by the Graphies permitted Dreyfas to get big lead, but by hard hitting and base running he typis 5 came near tying the score in ihe ninth inning. The batteries were: Graphics, Pamplin and Bafferty; Dreyfus, Harris and Clary.
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RLMODELTN@Czz @z
 SIJM.IhsIER PARK
Forest Park Is Being Prepared For The Opening of tie Summer
 SHaSNN.


 For the. past three weeks a large force of carpenters and electricians have been at work at Forest Park, preparing it for the formal opening for the summer season All buildings are being remodeled, and many new lights installed.
 The dancing floor in the pavilion has been repaired and dances will be given throughout the season. the best vaudeville, stock companies, and musi- cal comedies that can be secured. Moving pictures will be a feature of this season.
 Many new concessions have been let and these attractions have been se- lected with view to attractiveness and entertainment.
 The old concessions have been thoroughly overhauled and placed ill perfect condition. The park managers will rigidly enforce it's rules as to safety devices, and all amusement de- vices must be thoroughly inspected by competent builders before operation will be permitted
 The season of 1912 promises to be the most successful ever enjoyed by Forest Park, and will furnish recrea- ton for the people of Pine Bluff for the entire summer
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Children Cry
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A s TT o RIA
The Stars.

The number of stars that can be seen by sharp eye in our hemisphere is about 5000, or 5000 in both hem ispheres By the telescope, of course, many thousands of stars are brought out that are invisible to the naked eye. Using an nInstrument little more than two inches wide there have been more than 31O,0OO stars duly charted in the northern half of the heavens alone. It has been estimated by very high authorities that the total number yis- ible in the whole celestial vault would mount up to 80.000,000.
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ELECT SCHOOL HEAD.

Harrisburg, May 27.-At the recent school election in this city Dr. A. ID. Miller and A. S. Bradsher were elect cd directors and when the board met and reorganized Hon. J. J. Mardls was reelected presiGerS and Hon. Thomas B. Steele was elected secre- tary. Professor Pearson of Wynne was elected principal of the high school The other teachers were not selected at this meeting
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ARKANSAS GETS SPACE.

Little Rock, May 27.-Arkansas has been notified that it has been allotte@ a space 16-felet square in the hall Or the Southern Commercial Congress 1T Washington, for 9 state exhibit. Conn., missioner Sloan, Deputy Commission CT Hutchins, County Treasurer Hut ton and Secretary Fitzpatrick of the Chamber of CommeTcIa will collect at exhibit.
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CALL NEW SECRETARY.

Little Rock, May T-The' executive committee of the Arkansas Sunday School Association has extended 6 call to General Secretary Arnold, ol Maine, to become secretary Of the Arkansas work, succeeding Rev. Dow ling resigned, He has net signified h $ acceptance. MT. Arnold came orl- giuallv from Illinois, and is now 10 cated at Portland.
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Vans Ire isGneful.

Little Rock, May 27.-Once more Little Rock fans are hopeful of Big League ball this season. The action of President Kavanaugh Monday in declaring forfeiture of the Nashville franchise, and transferring it to Dan McGougan, the Vanderbilt coach, and Joe A. Aust, a Nashville lawyer, opens up possibilities of ali eventual trans fer of the franchise to Little Rock.
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VOLUNTEERS GETTING WEARY.

Little Rock, May 21.-'fhe volan- teer patrolmen who were called into ac- ton by Jack the Shooter" are weary ing of their duties as protectors oi the public. Not more than IS of The original PIP are left. While they have been on duty, the mysterious miscreant has been lying low, if he has net left town altogether.
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A. QUARTER CENTURY

samples given away each year. The constant and increasing sales from samples proves the genuine merit of Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic pow der to be shaken into the shoes for Corns, Bunions, Aching. Swollen. Moist, Tender feet. Sold everywhere 25e. Sample FREE. Address A. s, Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
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ROGOSKI ANNOUNCES.

Little Rock, May 27.-Aldarman w. l.. Rogoski has announced himself Q cand date for Mayer, subject to the Democratic primaries next January
 Charles E. Taylor, now serving his first term, will be a candidate for re- election.
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Beinu Pressed.

"I like to examine the, dictionary during spare moments You find many unexpected thingsin it." <
 "Yes; I've noticed that I some times find queer-looking feminine az parel in ours"