The American guide., 1896-05-16
This is the day to vote for Wilson and

Woodson.
See that your ticket reads Wilson
and Wocdson.
BE sure thai you vote to-day for Will
son and Woodson.
Go to the POLLS to-day and vote for
Wilson and woodson.
Dent fail to read the advertisement
of NJ. II. Brown, the great shoe man,
The colored people get the most po-
lite treatment at Joe d, Backs. Read
their ad
You can buy shoes cheaper at NJ.
II. Browns than at any otlri shoe
store in town.
Joe D. Back & Bro. make everybody
welcome at their place of business.
Call and see them.
he sure you go ITO NJ. II, Browns after
reading his al and examine his great
assortment Of shoes,
Ellc..io. ; y keeps the very best shoes
on the - L".. Call and see him be-
fore going elsewhere,
Before going elsewhere, stop at Joe
D.. Back & Bros and examine their
stock, No trouble to show goods.
Did YOU ever see a certain rich Negro
at our opera house, away up in the pea
nut gallery? If so, who was he?
You can buy anything in the furni-
ture line cheap for cash or time pay
ments Mt l,onergan's, 0ls Main street.
If you ever attend the Little Rock
races and see great big Negro over on
the whites side, say to him "shinnic on
your own side
The Daughters of the Tabernacle
will have their installation and give an
entertainment at the L, h, L, Hall,
Monday night, May Is.
An elegant picture, worth from two
three dollars, painted on glass, given
away at Ellenhogen's. Go there and
buy your shoes, and get picture.
Money doesn't always make a man.
The uppcrmost thought in the minds OF
all the people is, how did you get it?
We have always thought man made the
money.
Cealy Shacklcford, Of Pine Bluff,
writes as follows; II think the GUIDE
the best colorcd newspaper In Arkan-
sas. am missionary, and teach the
little children every saturday evening" "
When You want divorce quick; u
deed or mortgage acknowledged; home
stead land secured; pardon granted
or claim adjusted, call on, write or
telephone to Atty, $, A, Jones. Tclc-
phone No. Isl. Office, lis Louisiana
street, Little Rock, Ark
DIED. Mrs. Clara A. Jackson, the
mother of Vim. Buford, editor of the
Arkansas Dispatch, died at p. IN.
Thursday, after an illness of 10 months.
She leaves four children, five grand
children and one great-grand-son to
mourn her death. The funeral took
place from the house yesterday.
The intention Of those that desire
medical attention is called to the advcr
tlscment OF the Rea Treatment. You
should give these doctors call. Con-
sultation free. Examination and treat
mont ieasonablc. They guarantee a
cure In all cases or no pay. Call and
see them. Talk to them about your
ailments; II will cost you nothing.
Taking n spin on the wheel will be u
most enjoyable way to spend the spring
season. What Is more like the emblem
attic bird OF freedom than bicyclc@
But get the right wheel, The southern
Cycle Co., 0s0 Main street, sells the
Dauntlcss, Windsor, Gordon, Henley
and Eclipse for ladies and gentlemen.
See their advertisement elsewhere.
Rev. VIM. Fountain, u Baptist preach
cr, who lives at j2i Cross Street, says in
his opinion the ex-slave pension racket
is a fraud of the first water and is only
being agitated by a certain Negro news
paper in order To sell papers. lie fur
thcr SAYS the AMERICAN GUIDE is on the
right track to run certain rascals down,
lie further says the GUIDE deserves
great credit in giving the scheme the
black eye. The effort on last Friday
W hold convention at Jones Park,
SAYS Rev. Fountain, was miserable