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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-14
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THE GRAND FALL OPENING
Of the Millinery Establishmont of E. os Fiprenee-Lovely Goods
 Exhibited.

This morning a GRAPHIC reporter had the pleasure of viewing the fall opening of Mrs E. c. Florence's mil linery establishment. This is the only exclusive millinery establish- lnent in our city, and it's stock of millinery goods is. s.ofcourse, immense Hats and boDnets of all kinds were displayed, aad q prettier collection In colors, shapes and designs was never before seen in Pine Bluff.
 Fhis season Mrs. Florence has se- cured the services, as trimmer. of Mrs. Ida Boda, lady who possesses the most exquisite taste, and wfo, by her art and skill, will undoubtedly become Uery popular with the ladies of Pine Bluff who desire to appear to the best advantage. Mrs. Boda also possesses d magnificent voice, and by request, favored the reporter with song which was indeed to him a rare treat.
 Connected with the millinery estab- lishment is Miss Katherine Nash, a must accomplished and fascinating young lady, who will this season give her services towards making our ladies beautifn' As a hair dresser she is said to have no equal. Manicure work, and all other arts that will add beauty to Womankind, will be done by her. Our ladies will find Miss Nash of great assistance to them this season. Owing to the rain the opening was not largely at tended this morning; but, ladies, when you do get 8 chance to come down town, you cannot afford to miss sec ing the pretty goods at Mrs. Flor enee's.
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in their singing and whisttiiiiiTigss $ speciality. Encore stock was begin hing to rise and it looked very much as if they would hold controlling interest.
 Miss Anges Ardeck gave a finished performance of a part unworthy of her ability. It is al ways pleasing to those who really care anything for good dramatic work to see the same attention aud conscientious pains given to small part, that would be necessary for the correct interpretation of the most difficult roles. In other words an audience likes to be dealt with honestly. Miss Ardeck's work was artistic, and without effort, she went right to the hearts of our people. Her solo "Old Love Letters. , took immensley and she deserved her encores. The Song was a story likely to please, but what is vastly more importantit was well rendered; not only correctly, but melodiously. Quite unassuming, but delightfully."- piquant, she made a great deal out of a part to which there was very little
 Miss Annie Buckley, as "Tilly, ," did some good and some indifferent work. She sings well, but for subrette, or even in ingenue work, she is a little slow. Her song, Paradise Alley" made hit, as did her speciality with MT. Caw- thorn.
 Manager Rowland is to be thanked for securing the attraction, and a return date would bring more satisfactory house.
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HARD TO HOLD.
The City BasttIe Not Strong Enough to
 Hold Henry Woods In Its Walls.

Henry Woods, alias Romeo" a hardened young colored criminal,
 has again escaped from the old
 brick structure known as the city bastile, or calaboose. Only a few nights ago Romeo set the calaboose on fire with the intention of burning his way to liberty, but the smoke be- came so dense that he had to call for help to keep from suffocating. Since the fire, at night Romeo has been confined on the second floor of the calaboose. Last night in the same room with him were four other pris- oners. By some means Romeo se- cured short piece Of heavy scant- ling and with this he prized the iron bars apart, and with one of the other prisoners, made his escape.
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COUNTY LEVYING BOARD.
Thirty-one Magistgates in Attendance Upon the Same-Committee
 Appointed.

At II o'clock this morning County Judge W. D. Jones called the County Levying Board to order with 31 Magistrates of the county in attend ance. After reading reports sub- mitted to the Board Judge Jones ap- pointed the following committees:
 Committee on Leyying Tax:-A. Niyen, R. J. McGaughy and c. T. Robinson.
 Committee on Sheriff's Report:-J. w. Walker, S. A. Hall aud Ben Franklin.
 Committee on Treasurers Report:- +. $. Hanna, L. D. Owen and v. N. Bridges.
 Committee on County Clerks Re port:-W. A. Davis, o. ". Alexander and L. V. Bogy.
 Committee on County Judges:-A. x. Hall, II. Schaddick and John T. Lipscomb.
 Committees to Canvass School Re turns, etc.:-S. J. Gallaghan. C. NJ. Acklin and ". D. Vance
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4 Horse Thief Arrested.

N hite man giving his name as < Thomas, was arrested this Boon charged with horse steal
 He undertook to sellahorse to sro for $35-$25 cash and the an time and without security. aetions were suspicious and he |arrested. Thomas claims that |nught the horse from a man *G Phillips, but refused to say Eaing further about himself or 'Rrse. No Identification papers ny character whatever were
 u on his person, and his acts and R9sation have led the police to sxe that they have arrested an 'Eound crook.
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An advertisement for the barber shop of s. A. Simmons will be found elsewhere in this paper to which we direct the attention of the reading public. This barber shop has been long known as one of the best in the city. It is elegantly fitted up and keeps only the best barbers. Hot and cold baths are also furnished there, and Mir. Simmons asks a share of the city trade
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Business of Importance Transacted 1.-The Water and Light Question Again to the Fore--No
 Steps Taken Towards
 Having Fourth Ave
nue Graded

Council met in regular session last night, with the Honorable Mayor and full board of Aldermen present.
 The regular monthly accounts were presented and ordered paid.
 The account of the Pine Bluff Water and Light Company for fire hydrants for September was dis allowed on account of insufficient pressue for fire purposes.
 Alderman Royce reported decided improvements in Bellwood Ceme- tery, 8nd called attention to the condition of the house used by the Sexton, the one now in use being unfit for occupancy. The matter was referred to Board of Public Affairs, with instructions to investigate and report at next meeting.
 Alderman Goza reportedinsutficient fire pressue and called attention of the street sprinkler using the hyd- rant, which is wearing the threads off the hydrant and placing them in unfit condition for use by Fire Department, and on motion the Chief of Police was directed to arrest any and all parties using hydrants or tampering with them.
 The report of Police Department for September showing cash collected $642, and $311 committed to work the streets. On motion the report was referred and filed and the De- partment cOmplmented.
 A summons was received from the United States Courts at Little Rock notifying the city to appear there and answer complaints of Pine Bluff Water Gas 6 Electric Light Com pany within twenty days. The summon was referred to City At torney.
 The matter of paying the Nichol heirs upon condemnation of property on Main street was referred to City Attorney.
 Resolution requiring Water and Light Company to maintain 80 pounds pressure during any fire, and failing to do so, forfeits their account for the rents of hydrants during the month of such failure, was presented and adopted.
 An Ordinance to compel owners of property to build sidwalks feet in width, of stone, brick or asphaltum, on 10th and 10th avenues from Main to Olive streets, was read the first time. The City Engineer was in- structed to investigate and consult with property owners affected as to their wishes, and report at next meeting.
 Chief of Police was directed to abate the nusiance created by the noise of escaping steam at Com press.
 An Ordinance paying the Police De partment the difference i'll Scrip and cash, for their salaries for past five and one-half months was adopted.
 An Ordinance fixing the rate of weighing cotton at 15c. per bale, was adopted.
 It was moved that City Treasurer call on all parteis weighing cotton, and collect the license fee, and if not paid report the same to Chief oi Police.
 Adjourned.
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County Commissioner Lucey Resigns.

County Commissioner Lueey Resigns.
 Father John M. Lucey has rendered his resignation as County Commits siorer to the County Judge, and the same has been accepted. To Father Lucey, perhaps, more than to any other one man belongs the credit of placing our County Exposition onits present hattering standing He has worked long, hard and faithfully to develop the resources of Jefferson county and to make these resources known to the outside world, and it is with great regret that our people will learn that he has deemed it best to resign a position that he filled with much credit to himself and beh- eft to the county and her material interests. His successor will be framed in a few days.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"A Fool For Luck"

SNITZ GEYSER, Clerk in a Bowery Store,
 afterward a millionaire -JoE CAWTHORN Col ohares Bracer theatrical a n manqgeE B seEtsb Mir s. Hester, a lawyer with land
 scheme. .-.--..- Collin Varrey Capt. Monsoon, fresh old salt with wis ions of hidden treasures. o. H. Burroughs The Hon. Yiscount Highlo, who married concert hall singer .---.-- George T. Welch Wrinkles, the footman ----.... Harry B. Collins Lady Highl0, singer. skirt dancer and wife
 of the Viscount.--Mi Miss Minerva Burroughs Paradise" -..-.-.. ........... Miss Annie Wood
 Miss Carrie Frances Estele, her daughter Miss Agnes Ardeek TILLY SL0CUM, an East Side girl in love
 with Snitz. ..... MISS ANNIE BUCKLEY
 A meager attendance at the Pine Bluff Opera-house is not rarety. If the shades of the immortal dead could live again they would not be discouraged at the sight of empty seats, they would understand It's just the way Pine Bluff people have of not attending a good show Then again there is something frosty about the average audience here. Last night Joe Cawthorn in a ''Fool for Luck, /" played to crowd of the usual size, which seemed, however, to be endowed with bit of enthusiasm for a play brim full of funny situations, and deserving the most liberal patronage. The piece has but little plot, but as a fun maker, merits praise. Joe Cawthorn, the cleverest of the brothers, in addition to his own ability, was aided by a capable com pany accurately trained. "Snitz Geyser" was well played-not over done, but with an intensity of humor that catches, and it caught even a Pine Bluff audience
 Mr McNish, as the theatrical manager, and MT. Varrey, as the real estate agent, understand the importance of make up and good stage business in comedy work.
 Mar Mar. c. H. and Miss Minerva Bur roughs did some very clever worl
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Sol Ward, a hard-working .colored man, for many years in the employ of the Commercial, had the 1iisfort- une to get his left leg broken this afternoon. He was assiting in the moving of some heavy shelving to a second floor. The shelving was too heavy for those carrying it and in it slipped from their hands andfellupon Wards leg.
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A meeting of the Executive Board of the Good Roads and Cycling Clu9 took place last night, at which the Captain ofthe club, Mr. P NJ. M.Kilroy, was empowered and authorized to make arrangements for a series of bicycle races to take place on Thanksgiving Day.
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The little son of Mir. and Mrs. Thos. A. Eaton,of Pastoria was taken very ill last night, and a messenger was at once dispatched to this city for Dr. J. w. Withers. Since that time no luther news of the condition of the child has been received.
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q GRAPmo's entire machinery is operated by steam power, sh gives us unexcelled facilities Quick and cheap job printing. Finds of plain and ornamental rinting executed on short notice at prices to suit the customers. Bus a call.
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Capt. R. R. Adams. the genial planter of Noble Lake, is rapidly getting his cotton to this market. Saturday his teams hauled in thirty three bales and today they brought in thirty-three more.
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The Great Red Store.

1'e fall opening of the Great Red 'Ee which began yesterday and eentinue for three days, is a a' success. The display of goods aaRnificent and the decorations M beautiful. h the millinery @ffment the most exquisite hats hue and shape is to be seen. aeE so numerous and beautiful ae stock that it would seem hard
 dy to make her choice. Year epr the Great Red Store has
 Mled to grow in favor with our He until it's business today is the largest in Southeast Ar
 To appreciate the immense 'Rs done by this establishment 2 kPuld enter it's doors and see D Mrmeas crowd of customers { IIa ss- ;a ted there today.
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The GRAPHIC is pleased to state that Mir. J. M. Anderson is able to be at his place of business today. He is yet quite feeble.
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The attention of the Circuit Court today is taken up with the State vs
 Steve Whiteside. The defendant is being tried for burglary and the State has a strong case against him.
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Aquire R. D. McGaughy, of Wab- seka, is in attendance upon the T8ing Board. He is reported to one of the bestposted Magistrates Ehe county.
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Iandsome new carpets now cover
 Corridors of Hotel Trulock. The sular furniture house of Eugene sseeufed the contract for furnish
 End putting dow the carpets.
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Met Jones, Jr,, is now engaged in the coal business. His coal yard is on Fourth avenue, at Colburn s steam gin.
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9aniel Wright. eolored, was com Ifed to jail Sunday charged with
 70 larceny. He will be given a trial this afternoon be~ 2 ustice Alexander.
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Mir E. " Williams, of England, is registered at the Trulock.
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The music at the song service held 0the First Methodist Church Sun
 N evening was superb.
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Harrison Crump and Ida Wilburn Ere granted license to marry by
 < County Glerl; this morning.
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The Good Roads and Bicycle Club now have over fifty members.
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Mr. (. c. Kenney a well-known In- surance adjuster of Dallas, Tex, is in the city settling up recent fire losses.
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mator B. D. Williams, of Little 4. was a Pine Bluff visitor this
 Ehing. He was enreute to his ntation near Noble Lake.
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Mir G. " Street, an influential citizens of Fordyce, is in the city.
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Bfr. Frank fergus has opened a an and locksmith shop in the rear sLloyd's grocery store.
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sNr. Robert c. Dean, an expert
 b printer, has accepted q position the GRAPHIC job rooms.
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soon't fail to see Jolh Joe Caw-
 Horne at the Opera-house tonight.
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lew Owens is certainly one of the adsomest Magistrates in attend
 E upon the County Leyying
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nhe executive committee of the
 Iad Roads and Cycling Club will 'et at the Bank of Pine Bluff at s apek tonight.
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ALL DHSEA6ES of the blood are sA cured by Hoods sarsaparilla, which by it's vitalizing, enriching, and alterative effects makes only PURE BLOOD.
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Brhe steamer John Harbin will Eve Memphis for Pine Bluff Tuesday
 AernoOn.
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Nr. Sol Altheimer, of the Golden aeIe Clothing house, has returned ]lne from a business tript to St. I ;e
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Deputy United States Marshal Har- Robinson was in fine citY today
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4 majority of the nagiserates of sba County are ia Pine lnff today.
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Ne regret to announce that Mrs. Leo Andrews still continues in poor health
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Mrs George stii;.ssee= eff this after
 saon for her home ia Little Rock.
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Mir Henry C. Daniels. of Little Io.E is q Pine Bluff visitor today.
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Mr. Isaac D. yin we are pleased
 b state, no" hi te "r up
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Capt. Phil Vaugine, of sherrill, k in the city.
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lowing to the rain and dampness
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". J. Prude, Of Memphis, is in the city.
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The cotton firm of $. c. Alexander & Co.,, today shipped 300 bales of cot ton to the eastern cotton mills.
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ur | M. Andetsna K reported to le much hetlgl [.
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, nr a .4e xpectea home oa,errtiw ffoinsaieiegan
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We regret | nal Mss Net ie Meyer is Seiq
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Miss Nina Weightman has returned home after a delightful visit to friends at Hope,
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Mir. Milton Blum will leave for St. Louis in a few days where he will enter college.
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Mir. John Mills left this afternoon for two weeks trip up the Iron Mountain road.
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The churc @' were wei ftended yesff
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1allaghan. Esq ,,f sss'herril, is in he city today
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