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ISLAND clrr NEws ITEMS.


Condemnation Proceedings FOR the New
DsVo; site.
Galveston. Tevas. January s.-conaen-
natton proceedings win at once BE- insti-
tgiea against : Bard Ct Fort Wevne
IND, who Owls lot L. In block ess. a yor.
Ton OF ne property unon when the santa
F. proposes 10 erect new Union
aepo-
UNITED STATES COURT.
II ;he United States onurt @. II. shlu
% tbs city has Sled 4 libel ayalns; he
steamship OLAF ksree. The libel alleges
tN2t cD the fth ~ January libeiiant was
engaged In dlschargtns coke from the
vessel ana large iron bucket allea with
coke fell upou MS lsfs leg and broke t.
llbeilant ADDS that he also received IN
iuries ca the side and hack and internally.
he alleges teat tho ar-iaent was caused
tN aAtectiFe splicing ~ a roTe 20 which
she eacke; WAS attached. He asks for 81
20 Garages Tfc steamship WAS 50 izei
last aight by Deputy Unitsd States Mar
shaI VS.. 2 owen.
Aa grtes has been issued by Hon.
Dav.l /. Bryant az the United States cir
dlit court inslv4ctir- the clerk ana jury
cQr1 missioner 90 draw the names Of SOW
eaiS-svs persons 30 serve as Jurors az ths
next term u tAe court. which begins on
Monday. February g. ia this city.
CITY RAILROAD ELECTION.
meeting % tNs stockholders ~ tho
Galveston city RAILROAD compnny wa
he-a f--Ay @ noon ana .ho following d.
rartors "trf Gle ted. Leon Blum Gus
hnrh7f Jcnu Seaiy. Julius Ruuge. A
J. Walker a. W Ely ana ]. L.o5it. THE
BOARD NJ directors wll meet tomorrow
evening a. 8 o'clock at the company $
office Ter ne purpose Of electiag officers
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Galveston vail, subscribe to the new bond
Issue ot the Federal government. hut TO
~ta- extent 30 .s u3f possible 10 say "a
yet Tho local bankers are quite unani-
nous lu the opinion that congress should
have granted the secretary OF the treas
Try authority 20 issue low rate bond. In
HhleA event it IS saidt the subscription
here would have been quite liberal
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Tho schooner Helen arrived Yesterday
with l-.eyo pounds II red srRppers.
A.- aal Mrs j II Chubh OF Boston
after "a ahssrcc Of thirty years returned
- Galveston this morning and win re-
ncin here about TWO weeks. visiting reia-
ives.
The persons who were injured in the
street car collision sunday ara slowly I'm
proving Mrs @. W. Todd and 2lrs. Op-
re-h-i'ae- aye sun confined 20 their beds
and viu rot le able to be ont for some
tine.
Sm1ng She visitors In tine city today
were i j. Booth Of New Orleans, T.. j
knes sck ~ fayetteville, j. H. Ruoenn Of
i-aivauzu- Nfr IL. Prass " Herman, No
Dave hri0Esaster % Louisville and Emil
+ ociks- oi N-" Brauntals.
The -e-a-.rs OF MIR. Voeiker arrived last
night from Temple, accompanied hy his
Wid1w ana three children. The funeral
trok place ttis afternoon al o'clock from
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a Ess1ates Session q, ,hs CITY rs.hs-s
:. LacAi Naehx

a Eas1afes Session q ,hs Cafr r-a.hs-s
:. lecsi Noses
FAjer.tns, Texas 7s-ua-y The city
I! curncs ~. ias7 -irAf g. regular sAssiar.
I With sls ha-1-, &svrs Frank Eufs-zith-
/ fir'nssaizr- Sel-stesy " C. Campbell s-s
/ Mz-ss.a, X. II. Has. AZ mar sszlAs-.. ans
Z Aa-s0zrs-i TsS1css- Me3c-sy. Mcleod AG-
Slassr1- Gregg E-d Walker present
Ahs session Was & ling u-s ana zAsu1a-
- Hl-h r--.A Enthusiasm ans v7i--5t
Q. hnsa-rss.
"a Ass hst,1e aNa- STATED .h4 city XII
2s-rs 81 IN " >ar5s rith -hEca - e-.ct
szasite- schcei hsuss. ara re e!tr ntfn-.
rsey it nov d-aw4-z - tas r1pers
A 7ss1star-s WIS receste5 f-o-m .he prep
a--F err-=zS OF C-z~fg-@ street praying
tc1s ths v1-saus ver. cir< witch are Ter.
s.Szd--E an sane b removed. Tits pst.-
sance passes r-oE.tttlnE al So-ts % We
hi-ses from l'sarE .sft II the yuolc
stress
Or ra9tsan @. Alse--na- Mrlonsy ne
mayer viii ETTz-at bns-1 q public
works 70 cgnslss Of three members from
1-e cauucl s.n1 twc from The city who
wiA 'rok iut3 shs a1v.se a,liiy q tire ciss
r,1.--< pa 3 grs-ern - wR.e-wf0-sls ~ is
-v-l, $40 a's-'rlc .iEh- plant and erecting
Citr csL Flld Gall 90 h@ us "a as a max.
l2-l~.i- a-'s fa- marked stalls ana t1+
taFt Az. NalcneY Grl-es tnRt So
VIII y-s n rr= wA.arrrorhzs- s2s-s@ w'll
h-a1 fh~ 4.Actrlc aEat piaa- s0e ss.1s5
oga- -as c-ty hlll s- mat u bones
ase-e -saaHl CIR laaz- .lau-A tE4v c9llr
4,1sl-r h. r1ltri -re.4la4 Lne taxes wers
Increased = cs-gis I1is scl1trna met witn
r1--a .aVc- au- !l Wi Lu1g-tt=lly b.
crlce -ra1fy
~ orri name wss - ssA1 requiring as
l-n1ln. ls o. number faalr hguse6. gs re-
--ire4 rs Inel+ san BEFORE lt ~li pun Il
tree delivery
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BEAUMONT PORT ARTHUR.
Sur1syiss Corps Cane to korh OF
The Reste.
NEGRO xTRDERED IN COLD BLOOD


Enxurncr-. Texas. January News ~2s
sexave6 IN .A.s city ro6Gr tAst tks kan
~ CITY. Pft-sbu-r AID susf -zl.-eaa 1Aa
PR ArtAg- 70 3eAsalO-s1- sar wAisa iss
surveying ec-Ys began running . gns
ssts morning TIE Company e zg~ Aalz-
.=g q sTsr t-u-s po-s Arthur to IN
-sec11ca Tith 1he Same &nt E1Es. Texas
railway q Tnyiesas and L VIII - c5-z-
pless1 within ten Oars SPIKES za1 -sA
f9ete s7- Sae ss-g a.TFtv91 us ElaG-1-.7 Z
and rstis n.r 11e - arrive nD- lz.er than
so-sirts Conzirz-at1cn o. tne Grect hus
frora Port arthur SlA h=Ela zlta4z TIE
nerr two we@Es
NS Gas war1Azke and Czrtz-lr Harry
IeHasts1 O. EbuE-cE arrived il -saa q.
Esort tn-s r,io-fdug and Sezzv grles 8
cnrtyE@s IL 1lg tw9 G-tssizn wells a. Eor:
Arthur for ere Pc-s Artasr Tgeusl ?
company IL each oon-ra-t Ar. yvArsaeoi-e
EtizrEri SECS 2 Tow 0. v4re-
The lizr-s giri N4r wEi@a ola Amt
Esliy. a nssrass cla.ulz TO haze fcun5 i-
4 b2ske- urae@ ner .-1.A-s l4es Pisa
Srl-r1li1lE, rieErisn % 7TEs-z ves -us5-
n sstur1ag Post. was LAST iaeht re-
farnsd 70 its rfaer, tt= u -n9- ha,i g
dem zndaS .rs rel Ise re1r5 1rQ-. ar
now e5r.ts f-1t t r1i eaz $50 eHgs
rssan prou-ise4 80 ray hsr week 20
ksep g.
rfo.uca6 a. rs e-c-a houss ioElstt q a
large asf3eoca Tho rlav ir zee r. those
;hss trlral peri r-frl1ess r-st 1roases e.
rairioE.c ent haalasr1 i-l ga ra-1.e~y and e.
The same tl1ue inte-=y- 4 entertain ths
"a = zD~>tsi "a aua -arries a. excellent
Hard af14 tsrs,il a-f--
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rIRsT srPRFNfr nrsrprcr

Galveston, Texas. January SIN ~,
court OF civil anrcals today the fo,lnr,' w
motions were submitted: INK
70 require appellants to give rsr, =.
reai bond or to dismiss arpesI--T
;, ,,I, ct AL vs. Bernard Friebers. from,
=, Ia 40 dismiss epreeal-Pick Moslev vs.
P~ 'iNys,o',. raarr,sonrg ani San Antonio
Transcript filed-B. J. Aver, q
al, vs., M7rsur & Tehhetts rmnl. ~ :,
company, from Smith. "'p''men'
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fal''0 >aNa/1Me, RM9
Proctor, Morgan on
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.


BRYAN--A stranger In the city hu,
planned TO the police that he was n
Of s2o0
ENN1s-Alexander Jordan.
farmer, was dragged to his death \
runaway team near his home ID
county.
NARQCEZ-A negro named Perkat{
was shot near here some days agokt
Of his wounds II is said he was liz |
IN impromptu duel with a white ma,
Observation-Disclosures parties ca
goods manufactured In this city o.
streets, plaza and market places. ",
right Is denied all other class OF veninl
EuNA--J c. Traylor has let ths 4
tract for a magnihent brick storeosI
to Bailey Bros. contractors, OF ykel
The building Is to be completed
March j.
CLEBCRNE-Bishop, charged With i
Ing implicated IN the killing Of the ~
LOWS Kennard in this city on sats
evening, Was arrested at the Glenn ps
ranch. twenty miles west OF here
NICTORIA-The first Leap Year bal
the - Leap Year club TOOK place
HAuschHd's opera house Tuesday nti
and was z very large, elegant and ~
enjoyable affair, the ladies scoring y
umph.
WIARTON-The short cotton crop /
Zee appreciated IN this county at this =
ss the LAST remaining bales are about
Taxing It's pcint as an estimate o.
county: shipments Up 10 date, iii; z
date last year, $3.50; Tor the year se'i
7723.
FLORESVILLE--A difficulty occurs
the Fairvlew section Of Wilson counu
which q man named Scott was prcos
fatally stabbed In the left side, The
ter fed and officers have been unasa
overtake him,
WEATHERFOKD-J. W. Lewis, 81
this city. accidentally hung himsei
Climbing over fence. II seemed
his foot slipped and his head caughI,
tween the pickets He was amos, .
when neighoors found him. The dcl
who was summoned pronounced him
very critical condition, though ne ma!
cover.
CONROE-A party OF railroadsIs
compauied by Sam Lazadus, General =
aser Of the Texas, Louisiana ana =
orn railroad. and J. i. Hanley' =
Walker sylvan Blum and aaron =.
and NJ. c. Beach. general supsrnteI,u
Of che road. are going on three y
hunt east OF the terminal IN L@'
county.
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1Hs hfaTH fnLL

= fi" aHf7---eeirr Texas Jan
aar3 Toby = E1ue-it rerr,aalfatlYe
if-'l ar - rt asa here
yesteros<
gffrtfHEr vref --- e-- .-t-,f.
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COUNT or CRIMINAL Appr.1s

DALLAS Texas, January S.-No a4c,sA,,s
were rendered today. N'Nis' IONS
~ snolnitt'd on brief FOR the statc-Kats
=, ''o ,' c,a-i ana Green rson from Dallas
Submitted ON racovl-Ianez -,
j. T. Bonham, from Grayson. ''-'' ana
submitted on brief Tor b5,b -.r.,.
Bow alias John Thomas. from Ds,,as
submitted on brief for apneNsr. 70.
Smith, from Dallas. 'l'''''a liked
81 su Snil on brief and oral arr,,rno,
y" "0'n parhes-Lee Ray. from pa 1,.,,.,
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E1cE NIL ia opERArIoN.

Orange, Texas. January S.~The oras1
rice mill. which has been in course o. "
struction for several months past mas " q.
comrleted and is IN operation, nav,
started up in fun blsst today, TINS y
has q capacity OF l25 barrels a day
VIII be ran day ard night until the Y,
they have on hand Is millPd. They ~
on hand AZ the min about 7vo0 harreis y !.
q great deal more IS stored a, the ~ a,.
and win he brought In as soon rs 'a',
is room at the mill. The rice aereass
Orange county will he greatly 'ncisA'
ihis Naar
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VERY RrCH INDEED

In the elements that supply the hul =.
system with bone. muscle and brain ~ K,
stance is circulation fcr'll.2cd WIZ ~ y.
supreme tonic. Hostettct's stomach n. 4.
ters. which begets thorough ass.ulAst, =.
and digestion. ami gives a healtAAu,' ~. X
pulse TO every function OF INC ~, ~
pyspeptic and weakly persons give Nv. ~.
testimony in its behalf, So 90 W ~,
trouh ed with bi.iouNess. malaria, - VI a
maTism. constipation and inactivity -
kldnevs
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coTIAD GOSSIP

colian. Texas January s.-The measles
baye become epid emic In Goliad. The en-
ire family of MIR. Rasland is PROSTATE
with them.
thorougnhred bloodhound to train for
escapes
A Houstonian has charge 81 the Golsad
Guard and Is making a good weekly Of Il;
Mr.. Yates retired as editor.
The Young men of Gollad VIII give "a
grand han and banquet at the opera house
January 10. Mr.. Simmons VIII prepare the
hanauat
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GRANnuRG ITEMS

Granbury, Texas. January 7-Granbury
College has had about twenty new pupils
since January !.
Mr.. T. $. Sigh has taken charge OF the
BRACES hotel.
Two petitions are being circulated for
postmaster here. 5. Il, I,anvaster's term
having expired. One petition is for Mrs
Cats ana the other one for Mr.. ]. II
Baker.
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part a the c9un;rv TO better advantage
tAdn L. Invest IN per cent bonds Would
re willing 70 exchange bonds now owned
toi hcr3s that wonid bring us In ler
rem; bu, car Dot afford 70 pay god for
them. ot,o w. steifs-s, Cashier. First
National Bark
Farmers Pnd Merchants NAuonsi--
Nould -. lnvess OF basis named. WoaiA
luvss; Sf@' In J ~ cent bords AZ rar.
Farmers ana Merchants NatIoral bsnk
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ABILENE BANKERS.

Abnent. Texas. January Sin responds
10 the New York Wpvid's telogram IN re-
gard 10 floating the proposed bonds on
pr cent basis as popular loan. uie
bankers bore ha ~ responded as flllcws
The Abilene Nahonal- Proposition VII
not meet tie requirements % the day. Let
the president act aa he deems hest
Foreign gald ard WlDc leFislauon would
stop he agony. ]. %. LCnedon, President
Abilene National hank.
First Sailorsd--can use money In this
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Ire t-ssrazl8.z--. ne 3csre 1fsr1--ee IN
re Nlsscx-s~ Kansas and Texas 61-srr
NtE vbs-a sns -ae,n1s-s w~-~ s5lrps ~
tsssE- wives. <'re~.-s-s--s a-s a -u-shl-
RI rs1ss- srv1Sez rzssrs ans nfsr- TIE a.
dress OF c11stf7rxrsAar ~ CRvtRl- < A
king, fhFy r1-zsos 81 Ssslnsstal sT-s. 2
-hs VI rsstr and rNrnisr-cc e. srhfah -
slss-sed E-.4i e-e3it ~ C-saa4l se~sA.rl-
tnt rzA-Are- q tar Katy 67rl-r hA-l-
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HIGH COURTS DECISIONS.
The Cases Passed Upon at the Latest
Sittings.
DISPOSITION MADE OF MOTIONS,
In the Courts Of Civu Appeh-Ne"
Causes aud Motions submitted Tor
Ajudiea'ion.

Austin, Texas, January Son call OF
the trial docket In the Third court OF
civil appeals here today the following
proceedings were had:
ADMINISTRATORS ct a. va. Simpson,
from Larnpasas; Alliance Milling COM
pany VS.. Eaton. Gvlnan & Co. ct a., from
AlcI>ennan, State OF Texas vs.. the Austin
club. from Travis; winn VS. Fort Worth
and Rio Grande Railway company, from
Brown; Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
way company ct al vs.. Cook, from VII
hanson,
Reformed and affirmed-A. N. Lay ct al
". Cardwell, from Caldwell.
Reversed and remanded-Halbsrt ct al
vs.. Paddleford. from Coleman; Hughes
rs. Ci.y Of Austin. from Travis.
Reversed and rendered - Kruger VS..
Wolf Ct Al, from Travis.
on call Of motion docket the following
orders We're made
( Granted-Aruo.i. receiver. vs.. Penna,
/ from Bell to recall mandate and reform
/ judgment; Duncan Il a. vs. white, from
/ lAano, 20 affirm on certificate. kdin-
1 burgh-ATeric7r Land ard Mortgage COM
I pany vs. Briggs ct al from Coleman. TO
Of error in last case molten TO strike out
/ briefs is dismissed because writ OF error
I "a dismissed and cause stricken from
/ docket
| Stricken from docket-Ailgsouri. kan
/ ass and Texas Railway company KS.
( Lacy, by next friend, two motions, one
/ TO strike transcript and cause from docket
/ and Tho other 20 affirm on certificate,
/ from NcLenDan county.
Rehcarlng retused-Crumbley ct al ".
| Busse ct al. from McCulloch. Evans vs.
/ Goforth, from Travis; Western Union
! Telegraph company VS. Nagle & VIM,
( from Travis
/ Submitted for rehcarlng-lIissourl, kan
9as and Texas Railway company ". San
1ers. from CeliN ell; Kaufman county -.
I NcCauchey e al from Travis; WHITE
et o. We. Sterling, trustee from Travis,
! Cunningham ct al VS.. San Saba county.
/ from san Saba Fielding vs.. white ~ -,
I 'rogu McLennan: Blum vs. Rice e. az,
/ from McLenuan Mutual Reserve Fund
/ life association vs. Payne from McLsn-
nam. Edmonls vs. Iron city Nauona.
( bank. from Llano; Lcverett ct al vs.
/ san Saba county, from San Saba Nc
/ n5wal ct al W San Saba county. from
san saba: Hambel &, Heasty VS. Davis
ct a. from Caldwell Davis ct al ys Tay-
lor from Llano. Reynolds ct al vs.
I Weinwen & Co from Rurnet
Submitted for rehsari7F - City Water
( company W. State If Texas. from Travis
In tho case Of the METROPOLITAN Trust
! company - a. VS. Tarmers' and Nor
I chants National bank of Waco motion
- dismiss appeal Is sustained because
more than one final Judgment is appealed
/ from and Included G this appeal
! Submitted &C., Washington vs. Johnson
from B7strop, 10 strike out assignment O.
error Fowler vs. Boil ct al. from Wiohi-
~ IL
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STORE AID PosT0TFIcE RoBBED.

Burke. Tn1Gs January Yesterday
morning about ! o'clock burglars broke
oIeu Is,ncrd'a blacksmith shop AMI. Sc
l~nF hia tools forr.bly entered the store
IS + j d =. J. Treadwell. blew open the
safe and occurred sbcut So IN noney and
coiee amounting "a f1,fo. The postoffice,
witch ID IN IN. back part OF the store
was also visited ana all registered matter
taken.
The rain and Intense darkness favored
their acj.an4es a. wen as their safe de-
uarture Officers have been at work en-
tho casr today but M clue has been found
worth following.
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INrnRMAT1oN WANTED.

whosoever knows the Whereabouts Of
WIN. Ramley. alias "Chickenhawk," IS
kindly requested 10 report same 10 his
friend Long. whom he left in July AZ
| Tyler Texas, and receive reasonable re-
| ward. Address Charles Long, N0Vasota,
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TERRITORY coTRT or APPEALS.

South McAlestcr I. T.. January S--The
court cf appeals Tor the Indian Territory
convened in seuu-annua session az tins
place this morning Nith Judges Springer.
Kngore and Lewis presiding As this is
the first term there are only twenty-one
cases on the docket
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Thousands OF cases OF rhenmatlsm
have been cured by Elmer g. Amends
"prescription No. 2Sjl." IAN sufferers
should try ab ottlo of same. w. Pres
ton & Co., Galveston, Texas agents.
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south McAlester /. r, January =
Mr.. Lon johnson. Il white woman. con-
mitted suicide this morning hy taking
carbollc acid.
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After s,eep!ess night use Dr. Seigert's
Angostura Bisters TO tone up your sys-
tenn All druggtstS
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and tainted. Instead of carving noIsss
10 the different parts of the bod,
poison, which settles at some nom, ~
away the tissues. According 10 vh.s
ties it is called liver or kidney a, ~:
ease-scrotula, erysipelas, eczema A.
sumption if it settles on the lunvs
one trouble tainted blood: clear or
faint and build UP the tissues Nj
blood and the disease is s,onnsS'
tracked ii cant go any further. M
what the name of a disease is If its.ry
disease, Or. Pierce's Golden Med,s,
covery Will cure it by driving the po;s.
of the circulation and creating a ~
ply of healthy, red, life giving hcs
vive and nourish the wasted tis,u.
puts the digestion in order, invigons.l
blood making organs and build, /
healthy flesh Consumption is ~
disease. Don't believe It can't n. ~
It Is cured every day by DR., Pierce'scSa
Medical Discovery
Ds5r Sri oauno: say enough 70, va, n
den Medical Discovery" For two years,
boy suffered with lung trouble-srs, INA
grippe; second intermittent fever; AM
trouble. For two years he coughed. n.
siciau could DO no good and thought l.
die. was iold 50 Try Dr.. Pierce's ecjt,
ical Discovery. I did, and before he hi n
one bottle he began to mend and cuN =
little When he had taken four bottle
well and now Is as stout as before.
Respectfully yours,
eal"o >aAa/zMa RM
Proctor, Morgan on
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Tho perfume Of vioIets, the. purity Of the
NV tho glow OF the rose. ana thu flush of
tr>r~ combine In Poz1cnfs wondrous
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Good News TO the Peops
of the South

II viii he welcome news 10 me pTissiT
OF the South 20 learn that DR.. j., y: tns W.
away, the head of the firm Or. Halg.Sth,.
Co, Is personally IN charge o.
way IS without doubt the leading spssr
ist IN the United States In the trea, ~
oE all delicate and private diseases =, g .,.s
liar TO men and women, and is reeo ;s,,rl;
as oeinE successfi In permanently js
many forms OF sexual and Nehel ,ssi.a
eases where other doctors have, ~, Il
All persons who have any trSnple il1
private nature whatever should hss rs
70 coll or write in fuli coniideaee ~, ~ 81
OlfIL.t. nA. =.
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WoMen, No. Tor Fkn dIsVA'.'
fer catarrh. Address or cal 2" 20.
pr. HATHAW Az = STesA,
.09 Alamo Plaza, san Antonlo'
Private Lock Eek 5e& ..-lv OK
y. b. pr. J. T. Clemens. foI Z. o,,r sif
ploy. >-.x o.
Branch offices: Chicago. InL Ne ioss
leans, La, Atlanta, Ca. Sioux Ii'''
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-12
Miss Drevfus Entertains at Ruel,re.

Miss Ida Dreyfus whose many charms have always won and main tained for her host of friends, rendered to Miss Lula Summerfield Thursday night, a complimentary euchre party. After q spirited game prizes were awarded to Miss Josie Bluthenthal and Mr. Sam Solmson. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of Miss Dreyfus on that occasion were: Misses Lula SummerfieId, Josie Blnthenthal, Etta Simon, Etta Solmson, Hertha Miller, Blanche Altheimer; Messrs. Jo Meyer, Will Miller, H. D. Bauer, Jo Simon, Harry and sam Solmson, Jake Simon, Herbert Bluthepthal and ..Duck" Rosenberg.
 Miss Summerfield leaves for her home in Little Rock this afternoon and takes with her the best wishes oi her very many friendas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-12
The Franklin German.

One of the most important social events of the week was th9 german at the residence of Mrs. G. H. Frank lin Wednesday evening. i more en- joyable evening could scarcely be imagined. How could it be other wise, with a charming hostess, and something more than beyy of beautiful women and gallent men on hand? Misses Jessie Seessel, Mem phis; Lula Summerfeld, Little Rock Marian Franklin. Ida Dreyfus, Etta Simon, Etta Solmson. Josie B uthen- thai, Jessie Waterman, Hertha Mill Ter Blaneh Altheimer. Julia Brown, and Lillie Blum
 Messrs. Henry D. Bauer, Ben Franklin, Jake Simon, Ike Miller. Will Miller, Harry and Sam Solm- son, Herbert Bluthenthal. Joe Mey- CT, Dave Franklin and Will Benton, were present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-12
German at the Truloclt.

There is a set of young society people ia Pine Fluff which will not assume name, either from a sense of moGesty or an mate desire tu be deffcreHt from the common run of humanity. They know how Co treat q guest, and judging by their delight ful entertainments they should be called the Ideals" Last Thursday evening they gave a german compli- mentarY to Miss Sammie Sonnet
 Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Trul0ck kindly gave them the loan Of their hand- some residence on South Laurel street, and a memorable evening it was in every way The german was artisticaHy led by Mir Neal Martin. The dancers were; Misses Sanmie Sonnet. Allie Torian. Lutie Grace, Nell Collier. Fannie Smith. Grace York, Trip Lindsay,Joe Smith, Mamie Mooney, Bessie Mills; Messrs. Neal Martin. Currin Nishol, Irl Arm strong, Harry Trulock, Drew White, NJ. P Exline, Dillard Saunders. Rob Wilkins. Ewing Taylor. Walter Trulock. Joe Niehol, Wray Martin.