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New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
DR. E.lTON ON TRILBY."
NE sAys IT - MORAL ~ WELL A. RELIGIOUS
BOOK

Ht sAYs IT - MORAL ~ WELL A. RELIGIOUS
BOOK.
The Rev Charles II. Eaton. A. the church OF the
Divine Patcr-ity. la-i evening began series o.
talk on "Moralir In Fiction" Du Maurer
.-rrlny" Was the Grs' novel discussed The Rev.
Dr Eaton said ,hat English fiction vas compare
rly.ly ,oruc that its great peciod began Win me
Wf..rIcy novels lie said that all the world Lowell
romance rerhaIs more uoN than ever before. ana
that nc''ou excrtcd lives greater influence
thar Preachers nrd public teachers
Continuing. BE- SAID
~. te.i o., - good or bal novel Is found In the
bias given To- or sympatnes II We lay do"n
book ard 'er not as tfnc ana pure az nei2rG ,@E
hcnsfi. for choosing subjects D" should not nave
taken a.l ;or taking csccpuonal pcrsons aHd
making them appcar as Ordinary persons hy ,, the
afor'shiI '''i r.t' AN ns nV a'','' ,nn frl
toward purity am bitter mamhoot ner SOM os o.
not make the book immoral one Is ceitalnIy tot
drawn Go Iago. though conSunmate!y Hcp.'teH ~
never undcr4ioo1 the sisniIcdnce ot n"r acts p"-
!ore he mct Little bllcc. Hui one" she learns 10
crorir- ogt ~ 4 r:udnnuk She lived up 20 a hiSn
'cycl of NOmanhood according 10 the hsht S:G"ted
There aye soyeral lessons 70 draw from bstyecn
tho lids % ihis truly remarkable work Frs, mere
L. IN. lrcat problem ot ages that oi the scarlet
Letter 1t s the struggle between the higher anu
ne lover pns..ons "Fm an} eer "nynte
OF doprayc II Is no mo1e-y 10 refuse to rster
to sins SONG on in our mcfi and pnipit ana i'ht'
remedy.
Th,rr ls no escape the evil Ne learned o' 80
I much lnt,.,. YOU may localzc the evil but you
can't aliay the temptations ! DO not believe th'i.
! should bf any Legislative recognition Whatever or
! that evil because its essentially vicious vice
| see no more distinctions I'm morality mad" IN
! "Trilh." than Christ Wad" Trilby was not 10
! marry Rcc. Had these lovers married. tragedy
3 Mould some day have followed. That N IA" In
cxofablpnoss Of IN" Divine law Every Woman
! who has os, her honor know this. and every man
who has So offended will know that som day
/ Trllby's herOsn 81 love T. remarkable. I boucv"
that thorc rrlhvs IN i'". she crowns her nonl-
/ anhood with her sacrifice ~ a HE All around us
! ere women whose Hv"s have been W,tno"i r,fi
/ and who show love above that OF the world. but
FOR such strength or nature as this ideal creature
| THlbv ThoHs. rooc IAN equal her. W" ara re-
| uclou too in "Trilby." Recolert the fine ilei o.
! 1uty cxprc,sod l., the artisi In the novel Trbv's
| fnihrr CAV he'll has no existence except IN tho
| Individual soul and TrIlby arrMrrs that there
| could be- no Fevcrcr punishment than the remem
| brnrce OF ones mls!r'i-. The book also teaches
! that nll punahrent VIII end ~ reformation anC
| ,haf all VII come to IN" knoNlcdGc of God In tho
! .nd The books idea Of heaven ~ the real zaiior
| NJ , prr.,ci manhood and womanhood. Truly. on'
can't read 'rrilhy' without be're better and purer
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
lEOEBLES OF RTSINESS MLN.

Denver, Col. Jan. GA suit was filed In the Dis
trct Court yesterday BY Passavant & Co. OF New
York. against s. Peton d. Brother. merchants at
Black Hawk Col. who failed four years ago. 1t
is alleged that al the time OF the failure the firm
owed $4,000. and their assets were only 100000.
The suit is for s2l 100 for goods claimed to have
been sold and delivered The New-York firm
charges fraud In the sale and tran'f'r # the
property IL,
ST Paul. Mimi. Jan. G.-A petition was iiled
here yesterday for the appointment OF a receive
NJ. Allison, until recently manager OF the CON
Germ. He alleges that the company is insovent.
but the officers claim to the contrary. Inc troupe
seems to be . difference OF opinion among the
stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
IN THE FIELD OF SPORIS
,o,r PFC BOWLING RECORDS MADE LAST
WEEK.

s,t,ppsuoorERs AT THE ITH REGIMEN
work ATHLETIC CLUE ELEcTIoN-bASh'
FALL AND CYCLING NOTES.
>. ,o, hoor q, lively season for the de'o'ees ~
n'' n1 ao,nc remarkable records have pee" per,
,~.Ga nv"n"-I In match game in BROOKLYN last mrss
,uor the winner rolled four conse' ro,,
N'''. .' "a, rins 10 \ game The Rosedaes no"
o. OK, 'TT' n tho american National Tournament; "n'm
co,1an Rods occupy frat place in the
',,,,n Wv rournament and the Saiama"'e'a
mite ,ro tied in .hc raoe in ther 'ou'
-, .,,o porl clerks League tho Bank ior ,.
,"or, leads with seven victories ana ONE ,,' a
u, ,ords load in tho inorclub League WIN !"
-, -" -, "a to9 In the Harlem Repupn''" 'o". ~
rho lotus team holds the lead WIN ,v" nra
,;cories and 10, defeat The p'oneel' h,.
',aon ,r the New.Jcrsey Bowling Assoe'"' y.,,. od
80 In the Wheemens League ' ,o,or,e,
s,a.os poadstors have record Of sixteen
and six defeats. while the Atai'"'s
,',s s"s r.an Twelve games and lost four .o,o,or
,r.n rscord Of the Amateur Bowhhs HSso'
IN date Is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
pOcEErBOOK SrOPS A BrLLEr

Belvidere n. j.. Jan. Civilian Beooler' Oh
Germantown, Penn. arrested last night fo9
an assault with intent to kill. on DR.. f. l.. fiesei
of bloomsbury a week ago. Bebbler claimed 10 ".
a cousin OF Regels wife. and the doctor alleged
that Debbler was too devoted to her while visit
ing at his house last week The men went out IN
the woods 10 talk the matter over The arguinsemms NJ
resulted In blows being struck ana each man the
Riegei escaped with a few scratches. and iatss g
pocketbook stopped bullet that wa e ih,snavr nres
to the Warren County Grand Jury on tr'aay savs
result was that Bebber wss ss,arv ,nu,S,ssu' ''e
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
RREWER VICE BREWER.

AHrlu.R WILL. SUCCEED Ills BROTHER 'hAtl-ES
ls CAPTAIN or THE HARVARD ELEVEN
Cambridge Mass. Jan. CspecIaD.-frot'ssor
Nm.s. chairman Of thc Harvard Athletic Noih-
rnittcc said to-day that Charles Brewers res'Sh"-
tlou as captain of the football team mad b'eh
hnnlou to hm. and would undoubtedly De a.
copted This action Was taken 10y the ADVICE an,'
request OF the Advisory Committee on footnall
of which In. Brooks ia chairman. The commlt'ee
thought Rrcwcr was too high-strung 10 make ~
the same time = good leader and a good player
Ia his place his brother Arthur. the silent man
OF the Harvard team has been chosen. lie played
right -rnd last reason better than any harVarc
man before him. with tho exception OF Hallowel
lie has hal only years experience az
Varsity player. though he was substitute In 1898.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
SOCIALISTS ELECT \ CONVICT
RICHARD CHOSEN TO TIE CHAMBER or DEPUTIES

RICHARD CHOSEN TO TIE CHAMBER OF hhi' ''"S
BY \ PARIS CONSTITUENCY
Paris Jan 6.-A second ballot was taken ''-i'}
In the Flrst Parliamentary constituency "i t.!-
Thi,,oenth District ID, Paris az the ballot on De
,,fn.cr q dl not g.,e any candidate majority
over all Richard. iac Socialist. VINO hcadcl i"e
poll on the fret ballot. was elected today. lie fe-
ccveI 974Z votes - l.O55 chst Tor Albert FeN. me
Governmen. canI!datr. Richard WAS s"rt"ncrI 10
r,ye,uber 10 on. years imprisonment for writing
an naultlu .riicle aca!ns. Casnlr Pciici, AMI hi>
election j. claimed - be- personal rehGH" i' ~,
President. Tho Government Nln doubtless h' i'i''i
f. Uberatc Eicharl a. Dcputys liberty !s ln-
violAblc during the session.
Rome Jan at b,e-el'cton IN FAirimp 20
l,r b MIR. - nf votes gerc east flr the socialist
H,sco who vas se.t to prison by military tribunal
on account o. rs part IN the socialist revolution
l.zt
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
SPECIE FOR NEwFoUNDI-\ND.
THE SILVIA BRINGS sl5oooO AND THE cOI.EAH
WILL. INCREASE THE AMOUNT bY
ANOTHER slU,VD


II Johns y r. Jan THE steamer silvia. rom
Halifax arrived here today and brought flFvs ~
epece she aiso had board the oficials % IN"
Rank % Montreal who Will open branch 81 mat
hank In this city tomorrow The specie viii j."
used N the payment OF tho salaries OF the Govern
,neni officials and viii help Ia "A great measure 10
stimulate trade through the cirruiau0h 81 t'e
money The steamer Coroan irom Liverpool "nl'h
IL ,li. here to-moriow has Oh board dnothcr ''''-
%, of which SOOO0 is for saving bank IN ula
city: the remainder IS consigned 10 basn"sf mousse
\ rcpor, Nns placed IA circulation to-day mat
the Go,crnInent would appoint local ,p"'fniss''n
TO in,.sfi.aic the uLipGer IN which tho 'Nil ser
yi-. Ian. have been administered. ana To make II
report snrfifylng whore reductions ~ the ioi'" w
the different departments Of the tiON"rnincht can
he made without INJURY 10 the tubir "fNlr'- II -
stated that the appointment "f this 'onin@f1"h J.
intended offsct IA" recommendations % roy
cominr soi. the appointment OF which mas h""h
camOrousiy demanded. hut IL ih alleged thht th'
public win have 10 confidence IN the r"roinm"ndh
lions Of the local comni.slon because q the belief
that the members oOnposing II viii be- partisan.
The terrible dcstitution which ~ prevailing In
aoino quarters here the subject Of The sermons
preached IN several churches to day. ana ihc 'on-
grcgations were urged to be 1s charitable ds pos
aihe in their contributions of clothing. .ood ur
money for the rclei o. The suffering poor
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
cuAININISM IN PARIS.

A REVIVAL OF ANTi-GERMAN fNNHi'''' "
uANOTAUN RECALLED TO THE GIN
Paris Jan G-On the boulevards TINS aitsrfoo"
the United Press correspondent sa" MANY NV
naner vende.s selling "A sheet entitled Inc Ai''-
pru.e,an" The papers were called and sold under
the eves of the police. but no effort was MADE 10
sion them The excitement attendant upon 'ne
degradation Of Drevfus has given fresh impetus 10
the anti-German agitation. At 10 time since 'he
Empress Frederick visited Paris mas the hareu Vi
Germany been more In evidence. .r, ,,o
iIonntaux Minister of Foreign Affairs. VINO
had gone to Cannes FOR his health was su'o.i|u 1 .,,
~ ,m pSrIs Last evening Although still far from well
S ieft Cannes al once and arrived here TINS even
iTc II l. rumored that his return IL due 10 d
crave international! complication
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERS AHEAD

wiicn plmplcs, cruptions,
boils. and like inaniit stations
of impure blood appear.
They wouldn't 1 appear II your
blood were pure and your
system in the right condition.
They show you wha, YOU
need \ good blood purifier;
that's what SOW get when YOU
take Dr Pierce Golden Med
ical Discovery II carrie"
health with i, Nj Blood, J,
Skin and Scaip Disease,
.rom a common Bloich. oi
Eruption, To- the worst Scroi
ula. are cured by il. II IN
Nigorarc~ the liver aud rouscs
every organ into hcalthiul A.
,iur. In i,ir most stubborn
forms of Skin Diseases. such
a. Sall-rhcun, I;czcnla, Tct
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
RECKLESS FIRING Rr CRAP PLArERs.

,'hlrleston Mo-, Jan. 6.-"Joe' Edwards ana Bre1t
Crawford two negroe. engaged in a duel yesterday
afternoon on the stree, in the business centre OF the
city The trouble arose over crap game ana the
dozen shots fired did more damage 10 bystanderS
than 10 the be.ligercnts. Lawrence Glover. young
man received one OF the bullets in the bowels. ana
his recovery Ia doubtful Deputy Marshal John
Dlckmeyer was shot through the thigh while at
tempting to arrest the negroes Edwards received
bullet In his arm. and Crawford's scalp was cu'
by another. Both men were arrested and lodged In
jail. The friends OF the wounded men talk strongly
OF lynchng the prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

he ~ SAID 70 HAVE BEEN INVEST Eli WITH nN
TENuKDINhRr IUwEis roH RAISING Az
ARMY TO RESIST rIIE JAPANESE.
Toxic Dec. y U'cr Steamer China. Va San Fran
cisco. Jan oL-1hcr" seems IN b. little doubt that
Emperor Kwang Su mas conferred on General Won
Hannokcn "A commission such as no foreigner ever
before held r the Middle Kingdom. iIanncken
is said to have been placed IN such position that
he has direct access 10 the throne. lie Is en-
powered to rasc ana equip an nrmy competent to
defend the Empire and to Ill its upper ranks with
European oiiccir The rum0r alleges that hc IS
engaged IN procuring several hundreds of his com
patriots from Germany, ana that German arsenals
viii be found willing supply AL the necessary
war material on credit. trusting TO be recouped
when peace ~ restored.
Viceroy Ii recently submlitel to the throne most
imposing statement OF the military buwarks sur
rounding the throne II appears that Hls Majesty
constantly arriving reports OF Japanese victores
asked the Nireroy what mcasurek had been adopted
to check the final advance of the foe. III Huns
Chang replied tia; hc had "A quarter OF a million
men at the northern approach To the capital 5000
at the eastern, 10000 at the southern, unstated
number OF thousands In Tien-Tsn at the head
quarters OF the Viceroy himself, and a big Tartar
army In Peking Nevertheless. Kwang Su has
packed up his 'irinks anf = ready to ny n mo-
ments MOTTO
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
Az IMPORTANT rHorrING SALE.

Peter C. Kellogg & Co. win hold an important
sale OF trotters at tho Madison Square Garden he
ginning ON Wednesday and ending on Saturday.
There arc upwards OF -, horses catalogned from
IN, stables and sioclfarrs ~ thc leading trottng
rnrs.,,sn Of the country. Tho sale begins prompt
iv az 10 A. IN. cinesday. Evening sales VIII
he held beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The sale is one
~ tho most important of the season. ana shoulu
attract large crowds.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
pREYFI'S'S DEFENCE.
He SAYS HE GAVE ocuMhNrS ~
Et-r ONLY As BAIT To SECURE WALL Ahih
f,.FoHNATION FROM THEM

t,.roHMATION FROM THEM
Paris IAN G-Thc "Matin' prints rep"'' ''"'
,,ro,f, satl TO one OF his guards just before MS
,a,t,r 81 did hand over documents TO Ger
nm but they were only bait II had pceh
ehln to keep It up should have got evcn'uany
documents of capital importance from the Yer
mans" man,
Other newspapers gay mat preyi"s to'' H""'''
that the compromlsns memorandum 'h' so'e "
a,uce On which he Was condemned was i0u"" III
,b. drawer Of a certain embassy which ne w"ull
not name Tho memorandum mentioned three docu-
tnents sen, with II 10 the embassy. one 81 '"''r
documents was confidential. and highly important
Tho other two amounted to nothing. preyIuS l.
s,td ~ have related that Of the 1--WE experts Who
c.,uin.I m. handwritIng three declared the mem
Uranium - h., his and two declared the characters
t. b.. those of another man.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
THE MEprTERRANEAN RACES.

THE rRirANNiA NSp VGGlLANT WILL TAKE PART
~ THE RIVIERA REGATTA
London Jan The Times" learns that an OK
ccporally lar.e Acct of British yachts VIII go 10
the Mediterranean This inter-. James Gordon Zen
n,tis prize - ti.eo ' me rater' IN ne kr.era i
Il, IN. Tim,ss" lst of yachts inat viii go 10
,b. y Vera are the Britannia ana Nigilant
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

San Francisco. Jan 6.-News comes from Panama
that Captain Giessler. who has record on this
Coast a daring navigator. left that port
month ago with small party OF Germans to hunt
for the pirate Morgan's buried treasure Cocos
Island Giesser firmly believes In the treasure. and
his latest scheme Is to establish colony the
island and carefully dig over the place where the
pirate buried his hoard. seventy-hve years ago.
Last summer Giessler made trip with two men
from San Francisco to Cocos Island. but man
died and Giesser returned to Panama. Then hs
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
s,cNop FRESHMAN RECALLED.
,,r WILL 80 LONGER REPRESENT lTALh Al
PARIS

r,ms Ian 6-Signor Kessnan, NnDaFsa''' -
France mas hcen recalled. rms ACTON = .
e.o,l :, he part Of the Diplomatic renrrdngemeh'
:, ht.h c,ur, Tornieu was removed from LONDON
:, :, pc,crsburg Politicians here say teSsmah
was oycrthrown bv semi-oniclei attacks ,,nI m,aoI
,hr,ugh French journals which nave not soi"p'VN
"a interfere In Italy's internal aflEs
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

two months have been traced Rhh, Nv was cnpiiaI Of
by chinese after leaving La i.a,SI, H rebel officer
AMI was started for Peking on Defemocf cf sban
nas..I fnrougA Tli-Nucn IN inc P'''i"'' VI ''''
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
SCROEULOUS ABSCESSES.
grlr Swrr<r,.. of IZai TOT. lfryory Co., u. Ia

Sir. BELLE SwrENrS. of Idi q
writes About four wears ago |
took scroiula, and did everything
that doctors an,. others prescribed,
hut only go, worse. several alb
sccsscs formed about my neck and
breast. di>charging a quantity Of
matter. | got so weak could
scarcely walk about the house. /
read all the medical works | could
get hold Of. and. among the rcst
read some Of your works Sou de.
-cribcd my case. and recommended
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covcry with his Pleasant Pellets.
So | procured some and commenced
using them and soon began TO
mend. In six months my sores
were all healed up.
I am fofty-fve years old and
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

.. - coeta Rica and secured a permit 70 estao.
We, went !" "oIonv on the island This party OF eleven
people including three wemen and Two yoec 10 rs
eft New-York last November 1ney y enpr;d spr;sd Sortv
TONS OF provisions and they expect 70 uis o'es ~
the ground where the treasure Is suPpoSeu ~ 'e'
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

ter. Eryaipclas Boil' and kindred ailments, and
with Scrofula. in every shape and all blood tarts.
10 matter from what arising il is M uncqnaed
remedy
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
ERNEST cArNor CHOSEN DEPUTY

p.-is Ian c-Eruest Carno,. son u tho late
J,r,.ter, c,rnot wsS elected to the Chamber to-iay
H. r,rr..en, ;he cote dor constituency. for when
pierre Gurncau formerly sat n. MAS not opposed
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

ILLNESS or THE QUEEN OF DENMARK.
Lond,u. ia- G-Thc Central News hears from
Copcuaasen that Queen Louise Is seriously H.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

was In my life. used about dozen bottles OF the
Golden Medical Discovery with the Pellets and
used nothing else aaer began using your medi-
cines."
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss. she clung TO CastortA
When she had Children, she gave them CastosaA
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
rnESCu EXPLORER MURDERED.

J 4sT.NNII ENT'TlUKEK Ut HDEEED
London. Jan. 6-The Central News correspondent
In Shanghai says that the French explorers. Gren-
Ard and Rims who have been missing for about
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
Tho hest Iiutt-The miller Lamp.

], DELIGHT EVERY NlGHI 10 'ra' % ,,n, ~ and
st.cu LIGHT A COMFORT TO USE 50 SIM nn ~ 500
,,,,s, ,anns Made on ADVANCED IDEAs-t HAS ~" ~,
rorAI COMPLETE AssonTMENT-best 'arlrN ~
,..,,.yopt, ror GIFTS bu, Fine Miller Lamps
EDWARD MILLER g. CO., r:'asii:Sed i' Is,t.
~ ,n1 10 College Place ,short walk from w: ~
r. u.,-r, , room buy A Miller on ii,nu..
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

.o interesting shooting done at the
Ihere was ,hs 7,h Regiment Armory on SATURDAY
nnb n", at In tine the AMI annual eamsowo Of the "ras .s
,sa psrment m the company and Company ''hs hsS
80 ,,ed for first place Each 'oh'es'a". ,,ad
soyon shots at each distance Inc "''''''''
With the following scores ~ ZOO Total
Name. , 70 q ........32 ~ %
private o. Wuerz. co. C.'''''''
Total .............s'.'''''' IN % ca
. -, n N Beach jr.. Co. B....'''33S 9a Gi
rr,,Ha,c / d. Theise. CO. H. ''''''''''
i''' .... i2j
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
Won IIANNEKEN's ELEVATION.

lie ~ SAID 70 HAVE DEEN iNNEsl ED WIrii TX
TENcKDINNRr POWERS roE TNIsING AZ
ARMY TO RESIST rIIE JAPANESE.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

,,.roo,,,a, are looking forward to the annual
IN, he League OF American Whceiinen,
n,,ch r,.ll he held at the Grand Cn'on Hotel OF on
t,'nr',rv IA Several important amendinthtH Nl.i
-. ornr.l George H. Gideon - now se'tieu Pm uPo.,
az Hnwtrd r. RaymonO's successor as chaIH'a"
-, 40 Racing Board.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-16
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
Mrs. Jake Katzenstein Delightfully."- Enter
talns the Entire Nous Club.

As and entertainer and amiable
and accomplished hostess Mrs. Jake
Katzenstein has few equals, and no
superiors, and last afternoon she
fully demonstrated this fact by the
exquisite manner in which she enter
tained the Entire Nous Club at her
home Progressive Euchre, en-
livened by social conversation, was
the feature of the afternoon and,
after the usual number OF games had
been played, the guest We're invited
into the dining room where a sump-
tous . and elegant luncheon was
served. Fhe reception and dining
rooms were beautifully decorated,
and the entire affair will long be re-
membered by the guests present, on
account OF the pleasures they ex-
perienced. Two lovely prizes We're
awarded the best players. The
first was won by Mrs. Becky Frank
lin, and the charming hostess cap
tured the second prize.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-16
STATE PHARMACY BOARD
Eleven Applicants Granted License After
Undergoing Examinations.

Mr. j. NJ Anderson returned from
Little Rock this morning, where he
had been in attendance upon meet
ing OF The State Board of Pharmacy,
OF which he is member. He reports
That there were seventeen candidates
for licenses and, after thorough ex-
animation OF the class the following
gentlemen were granted license as
pharmacists.
A. NJ. Pagan, ClarksvilIe; J, S.
Smith, Camden; F.. T, Emhry. Hunt
ington; J. II. Grow. Arkadelphia; L.
W McClerken, Little Rock; S. II.
Stith, Van Buren,; f. S. Schachleiter,
Little Rock, aud Dewitt Pickney,
Fort Smith.
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Give Ala TO the Enterprise.

Our people should give every aid in
their power to those enterprising
gentlemen who have undertaken TO
build the Pine Bluff and Western
Raiirond. our city must either ililte
factories or more railroads if it is to
prosper, and as factories seem out of
the question, cur influence and
means should be devoted 70 this rail-
road, the building of which will do
so much for Pine Bluff. 1t will run
through as fine a farming country as
there is in the State,. and will open
mp to our merchants trade that
will bring prosperity to them. It is
the one road that Pine Bluff needs
most. and no cold water should be
thrown on the enterprise.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-16

! Mr.. and Mrs. j A. Perdue pleas
antly entertained few of their init
mate friendslast night at their home
on Lakeside. Those present We're:
Misses Artie Martin. of Conway: Trip
Lindsay George TrIplett, Messrs.
Dillard Saunders, Monroe Perdne.
Clyde Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Perdue.
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A farmer by the name OF Sylvester
Smith attempted to get out OF his
wagon at Clements wagon yard
last night. His foot slipped and he
fell to the ground with such force
that he became unconscious. DR..
Amos W. Troupe was summoned
and the man soon revived. He
sustained severe bruises, but is by
no means in a serious condition.
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Yesterday was the SD birthday Of
Judge Allen G. Thurman. Of Ohio.
Owing to his feeble health the.day
was quietly spent with no celel5ra-
ton. Numerous kilograms OF con-
CALCULATIONS from prominent men
Were received hY him.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-16

He who saves his fellowman
money and helps himself along at
the same time is a benefactor to hui
mainly. We do this in our prices
Call and see us in our Sheriff's sale
OF dry goods.
ltd&w GoULD-GALBRAITH eco.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-16

Gould-Galbraith & Co. are GER
tainly lucky folks. They are receiv-
ing an immense stock of dry goods
bought at 33 Is cents on the dollar.
Go to see them if you want good
goods cheap. 1td&w
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1895-11-16

OF course our competitors will cry
old goods, but remember we guar
antee every dollar we sell You and
cur word is as good as theirs and
our goods lots cheaper. See?
ltd&w GouLD-GALRRAITH & Co.