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 9rhe Tailor.
1Os11 West Second avenue.

This section of the country has seen more help yourself" dortoring than almost any other in the Union, Cur readers will, therefore, be pecu- liary interested to hear of a new ache. biliousness sour stomach etc, Ask Anderson-Meyer Drug Co, yourdrug- ist, for Ramon's Tonic Liver Puls. which cost but 9 cents, and are one of the greatest discoveries of modern therapeutics. Their action is not only to correct the trouble but to purify the blood and repair all wasted strength. Sample dose free.
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 TIE Presidents message of last Monday was 9 final appeal to the Fifty-Secohd Congress to preserve the National credit and restore con fidenee to the country. In one year our bonded Indebtedness has been increased $1OO, ,OOO,OO More than $17O, 900, 900 has been sent away or boarded. Nothing stops the process of depletion, which keeps right on in its squirrel-cage of monotony. Mir. Cleveland declare himself not un- friendly to silver, but thinks that the differences of opinion in regard to bimetallism should not keep Coa- gress from adopting some remedy for the present disastrous condition of affairs, and in this connection his rap on Republican knuckles for standing aloof for partisan advan- tage is well deserved. But will the appeal prove effectual2
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THrwashington, Ga, Chronicle, which Is very much opposed to wo- men voting, is moved to remark that .tAe ". 0. T. U. has come out in favor of woman suffrage, because they hope to carry prohibition by this means. They will gain some allies in the small body of women in Georgia who wish to vote from other motives. The latter class is small but they are intelligent enough te attract some attention. /"
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TIT lettine of . five.year contrat

THI letting of fve-year contract for furnishing the text books of the schools of West Virginia has called . big lobby to the Capital. The book concerns fx theF prices for books and the State compels the parents to buy them. The people want relief from the monopoly, which, hard . word as that is. IS only . mild term for tyranny. One can buy whole library Of standard authors now a-days for what it costs to stock family of boys and girls with arithmetics. readers and geog- raphies. Honors and plaudits are waiting for leaders Of reform in this.
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THx other day we briefly men tioned decision by Judge Thomas q tho Postrofice Law Department, which closes the mails to 8 newspa- DIT &nnouncing | prize for guessing closest to the number Of seeds in 2 watermelon. It may be said in ad- 6ition that there is much confusion IF t1he lottery rulings of tho Post clcc oTlnen and t would be :
 z have the laws relstIne
 TT se1!asa And hefnon'
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Patronize Home Factories.

We have recently added a 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.
 27tf BLUFF CITY LUMBER Co.
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To inc PuII,c.

I have just returned from the mar kets, where purchased 0 very pret- ty line of Spring suitln"s. These goods will arrive within the week and Twill place them upon the market at lowest possible prices. Call and see me before placing your spring order. Very eetfully
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We mean what we say. We will sell for cash. lumber, laths, shingles, doors, windows, blinds, hot-bed sash window glass, sash weights, etc, for less money than they have ever been offered before and cheaper than any one else in the world. Nothing charged at cash prices-strietly cash. l27u BI UFF CITY LUMBER Co.
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Moman,s Wisdom.

Sister-If you are so dreadfully in love with her, why don't you propse to herr" ! Brother-She gives me no encourage ment. ! Sister-Nonsensel Only yesterday I heard her advise you to let your mus tache grow, because shaving 1t so much would make it stiff.-N. Y. Weekly.
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ized so that person of good educa- ton could know what the law really Is. At present chance in lottery is exact science, almost, compared with takingra chance of knowing what some post-office official may say concerning mailable matter.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the Jefferson Chancery court. Belivtile Stove Works. ct al. Plaintiffs.
 vs.
 The stowers Furniture Company, ct al, De-
 fendants.
 son county. State of Arkansas. The credi. tors of tho Stowers Furniture Company n corporation doing business at Pine Blnff in said county and State, are hereby notified to present their claims by Intervention in the above styled cause within ninety days iron, ffis date or they will be barred from any ben eft in the funds of said corporation Given under my hand and seal, this 23rd day of January. 1895. H. A. MCGoY 26 d6f Clnni..
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THE MOST remarkable cures of on record have been accom- plished by Hoods Sarsaparilla. This is unequalled for diseases of the blood. Take only Hoods.
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Kecefycr's SaIe.

Notice fs hereby given that in persuanee of an order of the Jefferson Chancery court. 1. as Receiver of said court in the case of Wallace Wiiber vs II. t. Cady, will. on
 Monday, February 4, 1895,
 At I2 o'clock. M.. offer for sale to the highest and best bidder. the entire stock of goods. wares and merchandise of H. c. Cady, at the front door of his store In Pine Bluff. Ark The sale will be on a credit of three months. Five nor cont. Of the amount ot bid to be r6fd ii Oaah. Purchaser will be required to ikIv3 bondy with approved security, for bal 6uco of pl1rchase noney. O H. TRIPLErr.
 Fias Blua. Ark. Jan. 25. 1895. i5sdss
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HOODS PILLS are hand made, and perfect in proportion and appear ance, 21c
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LARGEST DlIlY CITY CIRCULATION
CITY ELECTION.
vax potscR supaE.

Ws aye authorized te aAaeenee E. CUkhlE as es natdsts for the ehaee of Judge or the relice Coupt city of Pine BluK, at She eioc- Non Tuesday. April a isse.
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ALL DISEASES of the blood are - cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which by it's vitalizing, enriching, and alterative effects makes only PURE BLOOD.
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Entered at the Post-of1ce at fine RlaH. Ark, as secoHd-cisss Anaii matter.
The herald., 1895-05-18
LET US KEEP THE nARKET

The Philadelphia Grocery World says
"California navel oranges will wind up
their season IN about one or two weeks.
The season has been good one. the
prices realized having been unusually
good. A natural increase in con sumption
partly accounts for this, but it has sprung
in the main from the failure OF the
Florida orange crop and the conseQue II t
absence of that fruit from the ma rket. j..
The Philadelphia fruit dealers believe
that the navel orange is now assured a
continuous market throughout the cast.
Last year it was not made a special ty,
owing to the abundance of Florida fruit.
This year there was no Florida fruit, and
the California navel came forward as a
substitute, becoming exceedingly popular.
No large amount Of Florida oranges IS
expected for at least four years and by
the expiration of that time the California
product will be SO strongly entrench ell
that removal from the market will be i'm
possible.
The prediction that a permanent foot
ing IS to be attained by the California
orange in the eastern markets is one
that should certainly be realized. But
this realization will depend almost wholly
upon the standard maintained in our
shipments. The mistake Of few years
since. when a large quantity OF oranges
uHiJ IOr transportation OF consumption,
found their way into the eastern market
mi ust not be repeated. If it is. it will take
Is long for us to recover from the blight
Ing effects as it will the Florida growers
from last winters inclcmency. One car
load of damaged oranges in Chicago or
New York will work more harm to Cali
fornia's reputation as q producer OF first
class fruit thai, ten carloads Of the latter
could offset. Evil is always more freely
and widely advertised than goodness.
The various organizations OF orange
growers, the boards of trade and the
chambers of commerce in Southern Cali
fornia could hardly render more i'm
portant service to the interests they rep
resent and champion. than to unceasing-
ly inculcate in the minds of orange grow
ers and shippers the policy Of sending
east only available fruit of the better
grades, and of honestly labelling their
Troduct for Just what it is.
Let Us not lose sight of the fact that 1T
is only by meriting the patronage OF the
people beyond the Rocky mountains,
The herald., 1895-05-18
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment wien
rightly used. The many who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of & perfect lax
ative; ef'ectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfact on to millions and
met with the approval of tho medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
,ling them and it is perfectly free from
svery Objectionable substance. :,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles. but il is man
ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
md being well informed. you will not
ecept any substitute it offered.
The herald., 1895-05-18
that we can hope to retain it when the
| Florida competition is renewed.
A VIEW OF THE QUESTION THEY FAIL TO
VENTILATE

Every debt made since 1873, and debt
that natures and. instead of being paid
off. is renewed. is a new debt-every debt
made since 1878 was made on gold ba-
sis. The money loaned was gold. or equal
in value to gold. and sound morals re-
quire that it should be paid in gold or in
money equal in value to gold. But there
need be no fear that the money lenders
will not get their moral rights. They will
get their rights in the way we have indi-
Gated by collecting debts through the
courts as soon as they mature, or. before
they will renew them. by insisting on
5 eciic payment of the notes IN gold :.
Senator Stewart of Nevada insists now on
making all notes owing him payable II
gold. Landlord John p. .Altgeld of Illinois
and Chicago. knowing what he as an all
round demagogue is driving at. insists
on the tenants in his buildings agreei g
in their leases to pay the rent in go Id.
Neither of these earnest and honest states
men intend to get caught IN the nets
they are setting to catch gudg eons.-
Terre Haute Gazette.
And when by the adoption of the prop
osition to coin silver and gold at a ratio
of 16 to l. when commercially they are
only worth about 80 to l. the gold is
driven from circulation until it goes to
premium, it will be the very people
who are the objects of this solicitude Of
the free slverites who will have to in
crease their energies and industry in or
der to meet the obligations payable in
money that this vicious legislation will
have made harder to obtain.
The herald., 1895-05-18
Shakespeare Club Reception

The Shakespeare club entertained a
large number of it's friends most delight
fully last night, at the Friday Morning
club room. The room was made bright
and pretty with large banks of flowers.
and at intervals over the walls we're per-
torated sticks of bamboo. the insertions
filed with flowers and vines.
The members of the club were individ-
ualiZed by white satin badges. on which
was a likeness of the author whose works
they have studied so faithfully for the
past months, under the instruction of
Mrs. Galpin. Mr.. Stamm's orchestra was
in attendance, and very delightful vocal
solo was given by J. A. Osgood. A very
pretty feature OF the evening was the bat
tie of roses. Quotations were read aloud,
and the person guessing correctly the
play from which it was taken was thrown
a white or red rose. The evening was
delightful in every respect. and thor
oughly enjoyed by the many guests pres
ent until late hour
The herald., 1895-05-18
NUSICAL NOTES

The concert given by the Novello quar-
tette, assisted by Miss Addie l.. Murphy,
reader, and Miss Clara Bosbyshell, plan
iste, at the First Congregations church
last evening, was very successful. both
from an artistic standpoint and that of
attendance.
The quartette sang with finish, showed
an ensemble of excellent voices, and in
telligent, conscientious drilling. Their
selections included Spring Time, by Abt );
Water Lily, by Gade; This Love is Much
Like the Wind. by Durrner. and the
Spinning Song from Martha, by Flotuw.
The solo numbers by members of the
cuartette were enjoyable and artis ticaliy
rendered and included Denza's Star OF
My Heart by Professor +. A. Bacon.
tenor; Giordan S Canst Thou Believe? by
Mrs. J.. M. lie Sage alto; De koyen' $
Armorers Song. from Robin Hood by
II. S. Williams. baritone, and Gounod s
Waltz Song from Mirclle, by Mrs. Ger
trude Auld- Thomas. To each of these
accorded.
Miss Clara Bosbyshell displayed fine
technique and intelli gence in her playing
of Chopin S dainty but difficult Valse in
Z minor. AS an encore she rendered u
characteristic little number by Schubert
Miss Murphy's Readings were by no
means the least enjoyable feature Of the
programme. She read a selection from
Longfellow's Hiawatha, and Howell S
humorous little dramatic sketch, Tho
Sleeping Car.
Mrs. 5. A. W. Carver and Miss Boshv-
! shell were very acceptable accompanies.
The concert was the third number of
the entertainment course OF the First
Congregational church.
Rev. DR.. L. W. Gunsaulus. of Chicago
will close the course with the lecture,
Savonarola, July ls..
The herald., 1895-05-18
INDIvIDUALlsM AND MR.. SEARCH

This evening a meeting will be held in
the hall of the Friday Morning club OF
this city that should attract large rep
resen tation of people interested in the
welfare and progress OF our public schools.
1t is intended at this gathering to discuss
ths merits of the individual method of
instruction, and the names of those who
are to address the meeting in behalf of
this system certainly justify the expecta-
ton OF an intelligent and interested aud
ience. 1t is significant that the cham
pions Of the mode OF which Mr.. Search
is such a conspicuous exponent are led
by people who have achieved distinction
in the intellectual and educational walks,
and whose activity in the cause is OF an
entirely disinterested character. This OF
itself should suggest the policy of yield
ing to individualism most careful and
unprejudlced consideration. 1t will be
generally admitted that the system or
rather the lack of system we now have is
most un satisfactory. The fact that the
theory of Mr.. Search is new or in conflict
with some preconceived notions is en-
tirely immaterial the idea that the right
to govern rests upon the consent of the
governed was once in the same fix. The
supposition that the earth is globular in
form was once very unpopular and men
who were relatively as high up in the
councils Of the wise as the present oppo-
nents OF individualsm ridiculed the
proposition. But Independent OF the mer-
its or demerits of individualism in teach
ing, it occurs to US that the fight against
it is becoming campaign against Mr..
Search 1t begins to look as though it
might not be the defeat of this attempted
innovation that is so ardently sought as
is the capture of Mr.. Search's job. Now
it may be that that gentleman is little
ahead of his time; he may be that which
so many people fear and so few under
stand-a theorist; but in order to restrain
him in his fervor for reforms. or to re- ect
some Of his proposals, it is not necessary
to displace him. In the time he has been
here he has shown him self to be man
exceptionally well qualified for his calling
and capable Of throwing genuine enthusi-
asm into his work. If few of his pred
ecessors had each exhibited similar de-
gree of capacity and interest, the public
schools of this city would be more noted
for their efficiency. 1t is far prefer
able to have live, progressive, wide
awake man at the head of the school de-
partment. even though he be a little rad.
ical, than some conservative. non-pro-
gressive pedagogue chiefly noticeable for
the cogs in the wheels of time that he
misses. Let us keep Mr.. Search where
he is
The herald., 1895-05-18
IN SOCIAL LIFE

A very delightful and unique luncheon
was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. S.
C. Hubbell at her spacious home, Mount
Pleasant. on Boyle Heights. The drawing
room and library were dainty and lovely
with varieties of beautiful flowers. They
were arranged in clusters. and artistic
branches and vines reached in different
directions with careless grace. The draw
ing room was bright with poppies and
pink gladioli. In the hallway was
stand OF dainty white blossoms. and near
by. in striking contrast to these was an
immense bowl of dark red roses. The
luncheon was progressive and served Oh
seven small tables placed about the dining
room. Each table showed evidence of the
touch of an artistic hand. and was eX-
quisitely lovely with its individual clus-
tiers of flowers. Pink sweet peas, blue
bachelor buttons, lavender sweet peas and
yell ow columbine ali blended into a SYM
postum OF beauty. Here and there over
the walls were vines laden with pink
blossoms. and on the mantel were massed
pink begonias with their dark green
leaves. -Four ladies we're seated at each
of the ia bles their places designated by
thu matching OF artistically decorated
carus-the flowers on these corresponding
with the flowers used OH the table. On
every chair was bow of ribbon with
long loops and ends, two chairs at every
table having dark and light shade. At
the conclusion of every third course the
guests progressed TO the strains of music
coming through the open doors of the
library, the guests seated in the chairs
with the lighter shaue of ribbon pro-
crossing up the dark going down. The
guests who enjoyed the verv novel and
delightful entertainment were Mines. f.
b. Millar. f. L. Spence. Burdett Chan
dler, |. n. Van Nuys. r. M. Widney. J.
NJ. Stewart. J. S. Jones, Modini Wood,
W. II. Perry. Charles Silent, John +.
Platter, Z. f. c. Klokke. NJ. f. Allen. c.
c. Carpenter, Willard Stimson. G.. Wiley
Wells, W. W. Stilson. E. H. Sanderson,
John Wigmole. Charles Prayer, l.. G.
Goodwin, Charles Forman. G. Z. Thorn.
the Misses M. Spencer and Van Allen of
ALBANY, n. y.
The herald., 1895-05-18
HUMANE SOCIETY BOARD MEETING
Annual Election of Officers and Various
Other Hatters

annual EieCtI0n OF OIItceTS anu VARIOUS
Other Hatters
called meeting of the board OF direc-
tors of the Humane society was held
yesterday afternoon at 315 West Sixth
street. There were present of the board
Mrs. J. D. Hooker, Miss Elizabeth, +.
Mills, DR.. Walter Lindley. Messrs. Henry
L. Lee, John S. Vosburg, Charles Cassatt
Davis, Charles S. Walton and Chief Glass.
The annual election of officers was the
first business taken up, with the follow
ing result, DR.. Waiter Lindley. president !;
Mrs. John d. Hooker. vice president; ;
Miss Elizabeth Mills, secretary. and
Charles Cassatt Davis, treasurer. ID. s..
Huuchins was elected as special officer of
the society. A number OF minor ques-
tions were discussed, but no definite ac-
tion was taken on any of them, except
in the matter of finances.
1t seems there is not the enthusiasm
regarding the society on the part OF the
public that the serious importance of its
work should command, and the question
OF WAYS and means for attracting and
holding such interest were fully dis
cussed, with final decision that besides
individual effort on the part of each
memb her of the board to enlarge the mem
bership, committee of three. composed
of Messrs. IL. 7. Lee, J. S. Vosburg and
&. {. Davis, should devise the most
effective manner of producing the best re-
suits in the matter OF adding to the de-
pleted eAchequer.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals. and the Society for
Prevention of Cruelty to Children are
united under the ono name. Humane So
ciety. The fee for joining each is 81. 80.
or 80 for the latter society. while monthly
or yearly subscriptions OF any amount
WpIpOmp Wlpfbpr SiibScri bp
become mem bers OF either socicty'oI not.
Leaving the matter OF details as to the
financial question III the hands OF the
committee. the board adjourned.
The herald., 1895-05-18

Editor Herald:-I see by your valuable
issue OF this date that Detective Goodman
attaches great importance to the arrest
OF a notorious bunco stcerer at what he
calls the bunco pool room at the race
track.
Allow me to state that there is no bunco
pool room at the race track. | simply
sell pools on legitimate racing, which is
my right according to tho laws of the
great state of California.
Any captures" made by the great son
OF Jerusalem. Detective Goodman, have
had nothing to do with my business, as
my management as the lessee of Agricul-
tural park for the past eight years will
show.
Please publish this statement and
obllge. yours truly,
ED RYAN,
Lessee Of Agricultural Park.
The herald., 1895-05-18
Here and There

Miss Alice Poorman OF San Francisco
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. II. White,
at her home, 10l1 South Hill.
Mrs. Frederick 7. Griffith has issued
invitations for an "At Home" for Friday
afternoon. May 24th, from 3, to 8.
Professor Search left on Wednesday for
his old home at Marion. o.. where his
aged father is lying at the point of death.
George W. Williamson, the well-known
capitalist, was in good spirits yesterday
over the arrival at his home OF an li.pound
boy. The young heir and mother are
doing well.
The herald., 1895-05-18
BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS TO REMAIN

1t has been announced on the authority
OF a San Francisco paper that Governor
Budd has so arranged the boundaries OF
the new brigades of the National guard
that the southern brigade will be COM
posed of the militia in the counties south
of Tehachepi and in Monterey, San Luis
Obispo and San Benito counties. This
seems most natural adjustment of the
vexed question of what should constitute
the limits of this brigade, and it un-
doubtedly means the retention OF brigad
headquarters in Los Angeles, in accord
ance with The Herald's earnest conten-
tion,
The herald., 1895-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS

PHEUM-Muldoon' Picnic, which
is having a phenomenal run at the
Orpheum this week, will be presented at
the ladies and childrens' matinee today.
Very few opportunities for seeing this
funny Irish play remain as it will be
Withdrawn after Sunday night. Reilly q
Woods Spectacular Vaudeville company
opens at this house Monday night in a
big speciality bill and the humorous ex
travaganza Hades Up to Date. The ad
vance sale tor next week opened Thurs
day and an unusually large numper of
seats are taken for the first night.