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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
o,NEIL STABBED HIS GUEST
The Trouble Arose Mt "iha"A-
burg Drinking Party

william ONell, twenty ytaIs Vi use'
Of asOIs Kingsland avenue, Williamsburg,
was held in the Even street Ponce
Court this morning on charge OF as
sauIt LAST night o'Neil invited a mum
her OF friends TO his home 20 n dr,ne;
After getting away with seyerai. p nnu
o az IFS stabbed Patrick Wilson. o. the
ssme addrsss. with a small penknife. Inc
wound. which was only Alsht d. ohS, |" .s
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

hue, wnu,nsr' driver. Of bss briggs ave-
t'ssn in N. was held by Police Justice
anSOurx, 49,. Avenue Police Court, will
ana Miller Sas On charge of cruelty to ami
Ghh onlss lyenu. sted last night at Grand street
ID hon. rechet NIuooy oficer Hotchkias, Of the
A''e which h. "n,er was mercilessIy whipping
:" Vas driving,
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WANTED IN WHITE PLAINS.
hler Said to Have Victimised
Boardink-House Keepers.

Frederick Miller. Of 152 Newal street,
treenpoint was held in the Even Street
|0lice Court, Williamsburg. this morning
await the arrival of officers from
Sate Plains. N. Y. where Miller Is
nted for swindling number OF
TMsfIS6ing.house keepers.
ner lived in White Plains q couple or
Nla his board.
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FATALLY HURT
''ea After Being struck by q Fall
Ing Block.

xafd Kerrigan. OF Douglass and Hoyt
ls' Brooklyn, died at the Long ISL
college Hospital this morning from
efts,e s received while at work on Rob-
Eopsr.%a warehouse pier, at the foot OF
Ks,,ress street yesterday.
hoist,ns san and number OF men were
Id IN sugar, when the block fastened
|Etnet h roof broke and a portion of 1t
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Mr.. HERBERT is EXPECTED.
The Secretary of the Navy May Visit
brooklyn Next Week.

Secretary Herbert Is expected at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard some time next
week, on his annual tour of inspection.
When the Secretary arrives at the
Navy-Yard, a salute Of seventeen guns
will be fired from the Cob Dock In
honor of the distinguished visitor.
of the Lyceum Building. in double file
and present arms as the Secretary OF
the Navy passes in, under the escort OF
Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherarai, Gomi
mandant Of the Yard, whlle Inc pahu
plays National airs:
II is not known whether the Secretary
will visit the yard In his yacht or drive
up In a carriage.
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'seked Cigars in the wrong Box.

L,,n.s ~ann Vas held for trial in the Lee
h. a" 'oncs Court, Williamsburg. this morn
b. n'rEe of larceny. preferred by Henry
s.A. cigar dealer, at 1i5 Bedford avenue
las, VIII, employed by Block until Saturday
Block ALLEGES Sas discharged. In his trunk
shoiee eisafS ,.L had packed several hundred
uAsn from the stock in the store.
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AMBASSADOR RUNY0N SAILS.
The Ex-ChanceIlOr on for Germany
on the Steamer Columbia.

Among the passengers on the Ham,
burg American liner sailing this morn
ing was ex-Chancellor Theodore NJ.
Runyon, Ambassador OF the United
States TO Germany.
the Columbia, including George East
man, Capt. r. Ludwig Won Bersuder
and family, DR.. Julius Holderer, John
Hoehn, Joseph NJ Moreno, Charles +.
Stodder, DR.. p. Muellenbach, DIR. J. j.
Kinyoun and others.
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She Was Caustic.

From Kate Fields wRshinston)
Cholly-Oh, Miss Blue. won't you write
something for me?
Miss Blue-Yes! I'll make you the
heroine OF my next story.
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Chart. Nan with nm Air en-,

AEsasd at hi, w. United States marine, was
M, this no.u,as iss Hudson avenue. Brook
~ sslia ,,rs., " ROundkman Allen, Of the
VIA as Quinn. q iit,,s!G9. charged with shoot
IL -. air fun hudson avenue. In the
a. -ha he says IN VA ssO p,s,scti.lng with
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SERIOUS IMPR0MPTU BATH.
p. jacobson Fell Into the East
River and May Not Survive.

|. p. jacobson. twenty years old, is
ing at his home, 1S7 Even street,
from the effects Of an
promptu bath be had in the East
Yer yesterday afternoon.
Jacobson was looking about the tug
ht Hercules, lying of the Manhattan
b Works dock, when he lost his bal
h was half an hour before jacobson
Ii hshed out unconscious. He was
u alive this morning. but It was said
liz he would not recover.
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low cheeks, and low spirits, when suffer:
ing from disorders, arrangement and
weaknesses peculiar to their sex. Health
Is rogained, after periods OF dizziness, ner-
vous prostration, pain and excitabllty,
or disp,acament OF the womAnly organs,
when the " Prescription b used.
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WHAT ARE JERSEY SKIES .
s,x mood smokers for 10 cent?. should your dealer
y, Is.s them ''' ~ Z "a. & Z. :: Z
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i;|'Is S8s!l'; x Il: AM A.:
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FULL BLOWN

her system with DR.,
irce's Favorite Pre-
iption. II is u certain
e for all the ailments
,culiar 10 tho delicate
'Ganization of women.
Il is perfectly safe in
any condition OF the
|. system and always
y reliable, regulating
4 the delicate organs
sto preform thor
y work painlessly.
I Women have sallow
faces, dull eyes, hol-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15

Chris Smith only be, enough TO win
5000 on his mare, 70 Tambien. Her
think her quite good. Frank Jordan, the
boy who rtdes 70 ramhisn battef thar
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Fought Over A Womnn-

OMAHA, March 3n. Irving Gardner, son of the dean of Trinity cathedral, and Harry Colpetzer, son of million aire lum mberman, fought 20 bloody rounds in regulation style. the resnl, of rivalry over an Omaha society girl, Tine ring was pitched in the billiard room of the mansion home of Colpetzer and only very select circle was pres ent to see the son Of the dean get knocked out in the 20th round. Irving Gardner is featherweighto of about IS, Colpetzer is in the class ahead of the Gardner youth in boxing and weight and has quicker eye. That is why he won. and knocked Irving out after long battle. for the boy from the ca. thedral was lucky and did his level hest
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EXCHANGE COMMENTS.

Y0n argue against life insurance without even q fig leaf to cover your Rakedness.
 If the currency of the Government i4 good property. secured by q bun= dred million dollar goldreserye. how abont n policy in the New York Lie. seenred by over hundred and fifty million dollars?
 When q man fails to provide fer his family, he may be partially civilized, hut not christianized.
 You pay the premiums and there k not an "if' in the Accumulation Policy issued only by the New York Life, but a guarantee of so much cash. live or die
 man that pravideth not for his family or for himself in old age, E T humbug and his fife swindle.
 sneh men depend upon charity in time of need, Charity. cold charity; the dnicksand of reason, barron neak between two eterRities.
 Easing your expectancy ttweaty- five years, as money maker. what are you worth to your family?
 h their interest protected by q policy on your life2
 When husbands are killed by the earelessness of railroads. wives de mand cash settlement to cover a certain per cent of their loss. Why don't they ask the husband to insure his fife to protect them against q total iossby death from any canse2
 Knowledge is wealth, and as q matter of insurance education, send ne the date of your birth and secure sample policy and written prepo- sition showing the costs and guar- anteed results af such policies as over 25a. .Oe0 people carry with the New York Life. Address. H C. Danils. at Hotel Truloek.
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Enfernrisinr ,nslneas Firms.

Tn today's GRArHIe will again De found our list of Enterprising Bus mess firms, to which we ingite your attention. After some eonsid- erahle delay, We have been able to replace the broken plate with il new one, with which we hope we shall be more fortunate than before The handsome banner is one of the latest and most artistic advertising novel, ties out, and it is not only first class advertising scheme, but is beautiful and attractive as well. Read what our enterprising business firms lla te to say.
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DIED.

CHrL aREss--In Pine BluG. Ark. wcdnes- day mig IL March 2s. ls93. Df. Nv l. CHII.- DRESS. aged about e years.
 Tue deceased was the father of Mr Tom thildress of this city and was one ef the oldest and most highly respected citizens of Jefferson ronnty. He leaves n large number of friends and relatives to mourn his loss
 The funeral took place from St. Joseph Catholic Church this morn ing. Rev ] NJ. Lucey officiating.
 We extend our sincere sympathy and condolenee to the bereavcd rel atIves and friends.
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ENGLISH SHAREHOLDERS.
The Central and Southern Pacific Roads
 Not Managed to Suit Them.

The Central and Southern Pacific Roads
 Not Managed to Suit Them.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 30. Thomas H. Hubbard, who is attorney for Ed- ward Searies and who was representa- tive of Hopkins interest in the Central and Southern Pacific companies, said today that the significance in the recent changes in the Central Pacific direc- torate was more than anything else a pacification of the English sharehold- CTS.
 The Examiner says it is not known that these gentlemen are violently pro testing against cutting off their divi- dends and something had to be done to quiet their nerves. They objected to the contract eonsummated by the board of directors when the personnel of both was almost identical. They were sur prised to learn that the directors of the Central and Southern Pacific had been making contracts with themselves that disastrously affected the interests of so many outsiders. Britishers, says The Examiner, asked that provision for sf. 300. 900 in dividends to the Central Pacific shareholders be restored to lease. This demand was not acceed to by Mr. Huntington. He is fond Of a joke and has ordered the insertion of 8 clause which says the payment of ST. 300, 0e0 in dividends shall be resumed as soon as the earnings of the Central Pacific shall warrant such action. This is q sample of grim humor that Lon- doners are expected to appreciate and applaud.
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A LYNcHlNe PROBABLE.
A Mob Expected to Save the State Ex-
 pense at Springfield.

A Mob Expected to Save the State Ex-
 pense at Springfield.
 NASHVILLE March 30.-Recent de. velopments in a murder case have ex. cited the people around Adams station, Robertson county. and lynching will probably result. 4 month ago the body of Charles Smith was found in Red river, and Johnson Gaines and another negro named Edwards were arrested on suspicion with two women, whom all three had visited. Two law yers visited the honse in which the women lived and told small boy that they wanted to see the bloody clothes belonging to the murdered man. He produced the clothing, and told how Gaines has murdered Smith with a heavy stick
 When the women were confronted with the bloody clothes they broke down and confirmed the boys story. The motive for the crime was revenge. Gaines had been employed by farmer namel Wash Fletcher, bat was fogged and discharged by him. He then swore vengeance, and, it is alleged, not only burned Fletcher's barn, but also fired a neighbor's barn. Smith had also been employed by Fletcher, and Gaines, hop ing to again get work on the farm, where he might carry out his scheme of revenge to better advantage, it is said took Smith off and murdered him. II n a crime. The development of these facts has aroused great indignation and mob is expected at Springfield, where the prisoners are in custody.
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TORTURED BY ROBBERS.
A Farmer Horribly Burned Before He
 Would Give Up.


 PARKERsBURG, W. Va, March 3o.- Robbers entered the house of Basil D. Hall a wealthy farmer at Great Bend and demanded his money Hall re- gently sold farm and few days since received S5000 in cash. which he kept concealed about the house. The theiyes knew this and they threatened to kill Hall if he did not deliver the money to them. Hail said he had sent the money to the Ravenswood bank
 Then they tied him to chair with ropes and sortur q him by holding a burning Ian p untier the palms of his hands, burning them to crisp. Hall still refusei to give mp his money, when the robbers caught him by the head aud forced 1t down over the burning lamp and burned one ear to a crisp. when Hall consented to turn over the money. Hail handed over 5000. gold watch and other yaluables. Hall says he can reconize the men, who. it is be- lieyed will be arrested soon.
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\ neneat.

The Jennie Holman Dramatic Com pany give benefit performance to- night for the Pine Bluff Hospital As sociation, on which occasion will he played s'The Daughter Of the Gegi- ment Thisisa very deserving cause and very deserving company. and the 0pera-honse should be crowded on this occasion.
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Patronize Home Faetorles.

ye have recently added full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine, which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
 I 27tf REuFF CITY IIAfgER. co.
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Tramps vaccinated.

FoRT WAYNE. March 30 The order recently issued by the state board of health requiring all tramps entering this state to be yacrinated k now ir effect. pr. Miller, heaith officer here operated on 90 tourists" at police sta ton, and hereafter. every tramp com jug here will be subjected to his care for treatment
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We mean what NC say. We will sell for cash humber. laths. shingles. doors, windows. blinds, hot-be.l sash window glass. sash weights, etc. for less money than they have ever been offered before and cheaper than any charged Tt cash pYces--srrictly cash. l27tf BTtFT GITY LENDER Co.
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When yon feel tired, lazy and gen efaliy nc account. cleanse your blood with Plantation Sarsaparilla and IOdlie POtash and start yonr liver with Plantation Pills. Sold by MeGammon < Snn.
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Oh. my poor back What pain! No excuse for it. Plantation .Anti-pain poFons plasters with Capsicum will cnre it, Sold and guaranteed satis- factory by Mceammon X Son.
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The R. M Knox Company has just received two ears more of the celebrated studebaker Wagons in all sizes from a 1-horse to 6 horse. at reduced prices 38d wtf
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Plantation Cough Syrup stops old coughs, stops 'em quick. and they never return. Ii if don't cure yon. ftsk fer your money back. yoH'll get it. Sold ny MeCammon X Son.
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Silver Noyelfies

A sterling silver curling irons: very pretty. Beautiful designs of solid silver nail files, sterling silver shoe horns, sterling silver shoe but uttoners, sterling silver glove huttoners, ster- ling silver book marks. sterling silver bib pins. An endless variety of sword pins in silver and gold from 13 cents up. and the rrettiest love chains ever sold by us.
 NJ. pARsE X Co.
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EurgIars

Would not have broken into AL theimeF's store had they known how low they sell an elegant suit of clothes, stylish hat and shoes. Call and see for yourself
 Af.THEISfER < Co. Cor Second ayenue and Piue. 327 If
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Don't forget the benefit perform ance tonight at the opera-house by the Jennie Holman Dramatic Com pany for the Pine Bluff Hospital As- soeiation. De sure to attend.
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speclal Notice,

9e announce the following special reduction in prices:
 Gull lumber Ut B to S5 per NJ. No. l dimension lumber, $7.50per N . ? 23tf BLuFF CITY LUMBER Co
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T3 close with the season, we have few fine clothes: patterns to suit the most exacting, prices 10 please you. KAsToR & BLrTHE~rHAI.
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Examine your deeds.

If you want nice spring shoe made or your old ones hali-solel go to l. P. Williams. 2l5 West Barraquc street 32stf
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Afr. T. M Phillips and Dr. G A. Hogg, of Altheimer, are in the city today.
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Plantation Cough Syrup is guar anteed. If II don't cure go and get your money back Ask your mcr- chant for It. Sold bY McCammon X Son
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All Diseases and Deformities Trea

CATARRH CURED-Consumption in the inepient staoe o Asthma Rheumatism diseases of the nose throat lungs and kineys Scroula Sores Ulcers and all blood fr Pmpes Bloches and all skin trouble and @
 NERVOUS DISEASES-Epilepsy positively permars%s Nervous debility any Hystenia Neura Ch Dance, etc, by the London specific eatment.
 DISEASES OF WONEN-We examine ladies without er peculiar their without rings a new and painless method.
 YOUNG MEN-Middle-age ged men, old men, weak diseased r Men, suffering from decay e diseases arising habits of youth excesses diseases causing losses drains or q bloehes pimpes, impure blood falling of ha ye once their Ang0-ePman methods and they eua suffer immediate relief and perfect
 CANCERS and malignant tumors and growts all enIarss glandular sweings removed and cured without use W what diseases suffering from, bong many physicians have failed to you call on cost you nothing, and you may profit by it.
 HOTEL EIIf4O(k Ladies' Entrance Hours Main Headquarters State o M 50S Main street. Little Rock
 S-Ths staff is incorporated bY IgisatnW
 as~ The Doctor will make 12 return visits this city due which will be given in this paper.
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Resfnce,l Rates.

The railroads are offering reduced rates fO Pine Bluff from all points nn the occasion of Bill Nxes lecture. TIfs shopld serve to bring large crowds.
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Telephone ie9 for all kinds of tin work, plumbing and gas fitting.
 2sd " Inn !. II. DEIMoN.
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There will be a platform meeting for men only at the Institute next Sunday af 3:30 o'clock. in which several speakers win participate.
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Mir r <. kavanaugh. Of Humph- rey, is in the city today. He says that Democrats around and about his baliwiek are in favor ofastraight ticket.
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Plantation Cough Syrup gives re- lief u once, or you get your money back It's effect is wonderful
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It You

Hat'n't any hat and you hat to buy 2 hat. hat t'n't you better bny hat from Raster X Binthenthal, who have all the latcst in hats? 3 10tf
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Deepest Cuf of All

Is the cut of prices on our line of suits for men and boys, shirts. shoes, hats. etc Bran new goods.
 AITnEIMEB X Co.,, Cor. Second avenue and Pine. 347tf
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Nr. !, T. Rodgers hns returned from business trip to Texarkana.
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Mr r. \. Faughine. of Shcrrill. is in the city today making his settle ments with the collector.
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Plantation Arniea Eminent is sure relief for rheumatism and all pains. Sold by McCammon < Son.
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T.s. James has returned home rom 3 hnslnesa trip to MemnhIs.
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r. R. Scott, of Shaws. Miss, Is reg istered at Hotel Trulock.
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Is your life worth 90 cents? Dumb chill; aguc; c0ngestivc chill; death This is the evolution of your chilly sensation Plantation Chill Cure will cure Yon, 0r il will cost you nothing Sold bY Mel 'nmmOn & Son.
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A. AElTGIfELLN'

For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies IF West See Dnd ayenne.
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Morris NJ. Cohn. prominent Little Rock attorney, is in the city.
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Mrs. H. F Bradford. of Cincinnati, will arrive in this city next Sunday and bethe guest of the family of her brother, Mir J NJ. Taylor.
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FoR SArE-A new pinuo at half price. Inquire at this office , 1a II
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Miss Sue K t@anaHga. 8ho has been visiting her brothers, " M and \. C. kaFaaaagh has returned to her home Fl Frankfort. ky.-Arknn- SIS Demoeraf.
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MT. $. H. Rice, editor of the Dewitt Dispatch, isin thccity today meeting his many Pine Bluff friends.
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Pine Blnff eauncil No. l0l. Ancient Order ofthe Orient, will hold aspccial session tonight at l0:30 for the pur- poseof eleyating to Wisdom several pilgrims. among the number being J Harvey Cook, leading man in the Jennie Holman company
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Until April 1 we will offer special bAreains in tobacco, both plug and making Call and rel our prices ' TT IoUX 1'foUURlI 60.
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Wanted-l07 boys between the ages of \ and 70 years to be present at the Merrill Institute next Sunday at 2:30 o'clock to hear the battle talk. Every hoy ia the city is in- vited to attend
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4. J.R RfHFCHEI.I's.

For oysters served in all styles. IT. West Second uvennc
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Mr. ]. caben Breekinridgc isin the city.
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The GRAPHIC reporter witnessed a very delicate and ditiicnlt operation this morning by one of our most prominent physicians on the eve of an old coloretl woman who had been blind for six years. The operation consisted in removing a cataract. and IL wasmost deiicatcly done. Ar ter incorporation the old lady said she could see very well !" Pine Bluff has a number of fine physicians and specialists, and while the time once was that our citizens had to go to other places for medical treatment and skilled operations, that time does not exist now. We should be proud of our physicians.
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The Ladies Hospital Association should bc encouraged. Secure you q ticket for the performance tonight.
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oR with the old, On With the Newi

Easter festivities will find our lines of spring and summer oHtfits for all mankind repIete with the novelties of the season.
 310tf KAsroR & BLuTnExTHAt.
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The ladies of the Presbyterian church will give an Old Folks Con cert at tie Merrill Institute next ThnrsdaY night.
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Rev. ] x Thomas. of Hot Springs. will arrive in tbe city Saturday and will assist Rev. J R. Moore in re viYal meeting, which will begin al the Main street Methodist Church next sunday morning The Rev. Mir. Thomas will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. morning and evening
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The Consulting Physician of the CrA.., fish and German Staff of Physicianesas. II | Surgeons Will Be in Pine Buff Tass! s! Days Only, Monday and Tuesdav' " March l 2 and l3. Services
 Free This Visit.

AIT who visit tFlIS Eminent Specialist on Narrbb] will receive all medical services and surgical trqama of charge.
 The object of this FREE SERVICE is to become qni,
 with sick also to demonstrate the superior Inf treating all diseases chronic lonst andng nanr assured grateful endorsements of the many t cnre will give during their future visits tended amply repay this great outlay of time and tho all diseases of chronic, ongstandng obscure daen
 re many so-eae diseases they it thornpb that after thorough examination found ta frankly tell you the right reject such as