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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
Firm. but little doing; October. 50 lid
November. IS 1isd-
WOOL AND COTTON MARKETS.

Boston. Oct 2S.1The American Woo
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
OF the wool trade:
while the movement q wool in Bos-
ton the past week has been smaller than
in the previous ore. sales in both New
York and Phila delphia have shown sub
stantial gain, bringing the aggregate
sales for the three markets over ]. 1.3co. CO..
pounds in excess OF the previous week.
the principal INCREASE being in foreign
wool The story OF the Boston market
is one OF firnness on the part OF buyers,
who find the outlook for orders Is not o.
clear as IL could be wished. and they nat
urally hesitate 20 buy heavily ~ the raw
material. Manufacturers. while dsferr-
ing their purchases until after the elec-
ton. are watching the market very close
ly In New York and Philadelphia an
active market il reported Territory
swools continue 20 sell well The scarcity
Of certain lines OF stock continues. Sales
In Boston, New York and Philadelphia
for the week aggregated 1854. SO
pounds, sos. 200 being domestic and p
4sl. 400 foreign. Sales in Boston 3.5s2.-
COO pounds domestic and $1,000 foreign.
making a total OF $4,000 pounds.
ST. Louis, Mo. Oct 2s.-wool-F2rm.
but inactive and unchanged.
New York. Oct. 2s.-Wooi-ouiet-
St. Louis. Mo-. Oct 2s.-Cotton--
Steady and unchanged; midiling 1-1ec:
sales 77e: receipts 2.ss3; shipments ia:
stock e. .s51.
New Orleans. Oct. 2s.-Cotton-S;eady
rnlddling 3-lsc: low middiing &c: good
ordinary sac.
New York. Oct. 2s.-Cotton-oulet:
rniddIiug I5-I5c
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
Mrs. 7. G. Parham.s Hoauet.

There was delivered in the editors
sanctun, yesterday morning, with the
compliments OF Mrs. T. G. Parham, a
reminder of midsummer in full bloom,
with its attendant perfume and vari-
colored glories. It came in the shape OF
q magnificent bouquet, at the hands of
her husband, the brilliant beauty Of
whose flowers and foliage form lively
contrast to the pale yellows of autumn
which now, upon every hand. sadden the
Somber landscape. Six or seven varie-
ties Of gorgeous full, and half-blown
roses were the distinctive attractions Of
this last rose Of summer" creation, ar
tistEcally intermingled crysanthemums,
sweet peas. cox-combs, foliage plants,
ferns, geraniuns and what not, all be-
yond our kin to name or describe. Il
was a regular Republican and prosper
ity affair. attesting the artistic taste of
the lady who combined its many attrac-
tions and then sent it to the VINO above
all others most appreciated IL.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
GROOM LOST HIS HEAD
Queer Happenings at a Marriage Ceremony
In Pratt County


Word was received in this city OF a
wedding which was performed by the
probate judge OF Pratt county recently.
In this case il seems that the groom had
been courting the girl Of his choice long
and faithfully, and had almost despair
ed Of winning her several times during
his long period OF suspense. He finally
obtained her consent TO accept him for
better or for worse, and displayed an
amount OF nervousness when about
TO be married that was truly amazing.
The bride stood the ordeal very well,
never once losing her composure, but the
groom BUSTED about nervousiy during
the entire performance.
When they arose to have the solemn
rite performed The groom stood upon the
left OF the bride and did not seem to
know hether he should carry his hands
IN his pockets or not. The judge asked
him 10 step around to the other side and
ne was thunderstruck by the groom step
ping forward and shaking him by the
hand. After that was explained the
grom did not gain the least compoSure
from the quiet smile Of the bride, and
when he was asked the all important
question in the ceremony, he answered,
why I dunno, I guess so,' and the
spectators went into a sudden attack Of
sp2smodic colo. It is no wonder the
bride hesitated in answering the ques-
ton put 10 her, but she finally answered
Il bravely and the deed was soon done.
After the ceremony the groom seemed
10 be in a state of great anxiety for some
time but finally attained his equilibrium.
1t seemed strange, but then, poor fellow.
he perhaps was never married before
and needed practice. In Oklahoma they
have the thing down fine. Practice
makes perfect always.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
COFFEE AND sCGAR MARkErs

New York. Oct zs-Coase-o2tions cp
ersed inactive az unchanged prices. -1se4
quiet sai festvrs'ess: ESat support from
Baltimore ne: By ioczg ard Eg-opean
selling, cables unsatisfactory. II v.ex oe
yesterdays advance here: cIasei s.szfy.
1915 points nes decline. D-cember s. -
Gsx, Spot co1ee-Rso Gase;. Md que.
H4yre-csosed unchanged. safes $3.50
hass- San-o-Ff-n: god average sag
:os. 1855. receipts is.55s: s-ock 80 so
Hazbu-x-Quiet. LGl p<e1-sz advznce.
sales 40. Rlo-Fsrn. No Rto. 1910:
sxc.sree si-isc: receipts. u.s-,B. cleared
sor the Cats@1 States 1900: cleared so-
Er-ope Isas. sock 3.acss- Total ware
hcs.s~ deliveries from - reEt=a S-a.es
-.ec9. including i7.sii from Nez rc-x.
Neg Ys-k Ezock to<1sy 1851: yzstss
States rsck rs. aeoz. .or re Un.,e.s
states <<. go .ctsl visible szpply sor ,h>
Unste. states ssz.f.s. sg.1as; 81. 81 las.
yea.
S-xsr-2s-. ss-urss s..- rerrs-< -:
Centrifugal - tes<. ga. x-analztr3. So
L51do1- Cc- @-Cz7s suzzr-DzH St
;.e doing. Centrifugal lava les -. -zu&-3
yato fair -sAnias $s 81 Beet sugar
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
MUSIC AND DRAnA

The next attraction a. the op~rs hcu.s
T. Schlll.nz's rsinstrsis TIE Eait Lake
News of october p. says.
echilhng's Ministries proved q drawing
card AZ ne Lyc<orp iS<t evening. when
the curtain rose 20 a packed house-
Every seat from the stage 20 tha doors
was occupied. and that too By aa en-
sh1ssasiic eufience. rhich waas not
slow % show their appreciassca Of ths
many good thugs presented. The regg-
iaiion minstrel frEt part ~as good anf
the e13 men. Asssrs. Schil.sag. Crzsdsit
and SoUshard. are artists sn their line.
IN minstrel s<oss ths treat ef ths
evening was TIE Trocsfkro ags-tstts
which with ts~ s=ord juggling az Joha
Star. and the acrShatsc f<ass of the Ia
Rose brothers. makes q, an Asa1 nlo-
sfrei faos tha. L. vel worth sxs.zx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Oct. zs.-Wheat-Spot qufst
demand poor: No red spring. Sd sizd
No. / California. - "a. Futures opened
steady with near and distant positions
al higher: buSssnss about equally dis
tributed: closed steady with near and
dlstzn; positions !. d higher: October and
November, s. 2izd; December ard Jaa1-
ary. IS zisd: February and March, g.
Ed
Con-spct quiet: American nnixei new
- "a. Futures opened STEADY With rear
and distant pos!tIoos "a higher: elosed
coie. with gear positions unchanged 20
IA lower and distant positions !. 4 lower:
business about equally Distributed octo-
Der. nominal: November. "a I.4s. De-
csrn5e-. "a I'D: January. February and
March. "a Ii
fancy winter ss 81
Bzcoa-stsa6y: ds-naad moderate.
Bses-E1;ra India mess sos: prime
-1e.s 4ss.
s.. medium western IS 81.
Chees4-Ffr-a. demand -ooss-st.: rn-
go American white lArggs;D s2s. eolo-et
(AUz9sil Sos
Lar5-S.szdy: prime vez.sr1 "a 81 !:
refined q psiis 2sS 81
Ba;ec--F1aest United STATS. good 60
caolce. sss.
Refrigerator Szsf-Fo-eQasrte-s sSi:
k.Et1sa-te-s sd
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
Blackbird Pie.
POPS WILL SHOOT LAST
WIN Attempt to Hold Two Meetings Here
This Week

The Pops are going to have time Of
large calibre, both tonight and next Sat
urday night. They say they are loaded
for elephants, but then the loads lack
the Lead. few slugs may be found in
the loads, bur their slugs always fly wild
and only scratch the barrel and few
more scra tches viii make their artillery
useless. Jerry Simpson is TO pull the
trigger tonight and the Hotchkiss rapid
fire is TO De manned by Congressman
Baily Of Texas and Ignatius Donnelly
next Saturday The last named gentle
man is the same individual who fooled
a dead Englishman with a greasy name
into believing that he wrote Shakes
peare and now elated at his success ne
intends trying his hand at fooling a few
karSarS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
past, I would advise that they keep

past, 1 would advise that they keep
clear Of his ticket at the polls.
Regarding Mr.. Irwin, it is well known
that he has kept a coiored man regular
" employed around his house. He also
rents one Of his farms 10 a colored
renter. Mr.. Irwin has no prejudices re-
gar1ing race. He has paid out more
money for coiored help in a year than
Mr.. Goldberg ever has while he lived In
Wichita.
These are facts; and il the colored peo-
pie OF Wichita do not support Mr. irwin
AT the polls they VIII make the mistake
of taeir lives. They have their choice
between a man who has never done them
l cents worth Of good-who has only
use for them at elections-and one who,
through evil and good report, has been
their firm and steadfast friend.
The colored clubs will note that there
VIII be an attempt made TO bulldozed
them TO support Mr.. Goldberg. The
brethren will take due notice and not
De bulldozed into voting against C. N.
Irwin, the regular Republican nominee.
s. z. WILLIAMS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29

lr Phcebe Thomas. % Jrrettoa
City. IL. was toi9 sy her Sp-sers ras
had eonsu=sri.on .ns that thsrs wa< 20
hope for ts-. bgt tTo bottles CT Dr.
Elaxs Ssx C.scoTsTy conpse.ssy
csrst her All s,e ssys q saved Ter 1if--
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results. Q. -hscA th~s. ssss esrzvs-s.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 2s-The general run OF
| cattle moved off at stronger prices ana
/ most lots were 10d15 cents higher; COM
! mon 10 prime native beef steers were in
| demand Ct s350f5.10. with sales largely
! between s3.S0G4S0. There was the usual
| demand for stockers and feeders and the
| sales were mostly at s275G3.65. Cows
| and heifers sold largely at s2.00G3.6o,
! choice heifers being scarce and firm az
I s3.50d3.s5. Bulls sold chiefly at s2-0oT
275. and calves were inactive al ruling
quotations. Texas cattle were 10 cents
higher and choice steers were wanted at
s3l5G3.25. Western range cattle were &C
tive and had their part in the advance.
Sales of cows and steers are largely at
| 81. 70d ESQ.
Hogs-Trada In hogs was not very an
mated and prices suffered further re-
duction OF 5910 cents. Common TO prime
droves sold at s3o0gS45; heavy packing
lots going at s3.WG3.25. The local pack
ers syndicate offered $40 for light
weights but later they refused TO pay
over Sass, and the market closed at
decline for the day OF 10 cents.
Sheep and I4ambs-There was the usu-
al moderate demand for sheep az the rul-
ing low prices. Sheep were wanted at
81. .5G73 90 for common 10 good fat focks.
sales being mostly az s2.25d2e0- Good
feeders brought g. 50. Choice native sheep
were scarce and prettey much nominal
az So oos7 3 25. Lambs were in fairly good
demand at s275I425: few prime lots
being wanted at 81 soG45o.
Receipts-CattIe. 1850; hogs. 5000:
sheep, 1890.
ST LOUIS
S.. Louis, Oct. 2s-Cattle-Rece!pt e.
eco. Market 10 cents higher for good: 9TH
trs strong.
Hog-Receipts, $500 Market 5 cents
lower: orke-s. s330d3s5; packers. S7-loG
SIS; heavy. ss.oo93.40.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo. Oct es.-Csttle-Re-
ceIpts. 1890: shipments. $500. Market
steady 70 strong and active. Texans. 800
GSss: Texas COWS. sl7542so: native
steers. ss.5094 so; stockers and feeders,
s.. .saGS.70: bulls, sl-1SG3-oo.
Hog-Receip;s. IL. eco; shipments, none
Market weak 70 ; cents lower. Bulk OF
sales. ss.a0Gs. 20; heavies and packers.
s.. I5Gs %: mixed. sse0G $50: Lights. s. %
T339ia; yorkers, SS-3SG3-szi.: pigs. $50
g3.3S
Representative Gales: Texas st.er=, -
head, averaging 1.eol pounds. rss: Tex
as COWS. 3 head. aTe-ag1ng sis TSouac.,
s. 50; native steers. 81 head. averaging
1.s42 pounds. 81 SO; IatiTe cows and he..-
ers. - head averaging l-fso pounds. $500:
stocaers and feeders. - head. averaging
ss5 pounds. s3.,5: bulls. head. ave:ag.
ing, 5. 10 pounds. 500.
NEW YORK.
New York. Oct E.-Beeves-Rscesot
1-S2 Steers qu.e. and steady: rough
buthcs-s sock slow. generally easier, IA
tive steers S.5914se; Colorado. g za
s7o: s;ags and oxen 32eo64la. bSise. !
s. CO., -: dry cows. sII5f2ss. Euro !
pean cables quote American steers a. 70 /
<Tfea.c dressed weights: sheep at s5Iec 1
dressed weight: refrigerator be-f a. Tl,a /
slz> Exports today 5.5se quarters oS beef. .
Sheep and Lau1Se-Receip,s s.sis. /
Sheep steady: lambs shade stronger:
sheep sztsS s. %: lambs Ies64ss
Ho--gecslpts. s.4Ss- Market fra AZ
s. ss9Leo
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. Oct 2s.-Considerabl.
new business was effected through many
spot selections OF brown. bieaeaed and
colored cottons- fanneIettes. cotton dress
goods. wool dress stufrs and rniseciian-
eous fabrics. The demand. however. was
very much better and resident represea-
tatfves OF oGt-of-town houses and a
good number OF visiting buyers were ac-
tive IN their inquiries for staple co,tcns
and offers FOR large blocks were turned
down Printing cloths IN active demand.
with sales of 5000 pieces spot. and con
tracts for 5000 pieces a, ~ cents
Large orders in al rs cents bid ard de-
ciined for spots.
Fau River. Mass. Oct 2s.-Good sales
of print cloths: prints and futures al "a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
DRILL NEARING THE BOTTOM
Prospect Hole Is steadily WoriSIn- Its
WAY Ch.n.Ward.

The prospect well at Fifteenth street
and Lawrence avenue will soon be more
interesting again. The work IS pro-
greSs.ng finely and il the contractors
era blessed with good luck IL viii not be
long before We know what is beneath US
down to the 1900 foot mark below the
surface. The hole Is now about 1.500
feet deep. and the workmen are still
thinning the hole out larger than Ii was
before. and expect 70 continue clear
down is far as they go without reducing
the size if they can avoid il. The cas-
Eng extends down a little over 900 feet
and below this the men have little or no
trouble with caving walls. and hence il
has not been necessary to case.
on the bottom OF the hole .605 feet be-
low the surface. stlli remains the old
drin which g0t away from the n-en sew
eral plontIs ago The drill bit and stem
together ara about forty feet in length
and wher this IS reached and removed
there VIII he 20 farther impedimeEt to
the work unless they strike d few more
eu5terranean rivers. At present IL
looks as though there would be no more
diliculties 10 overcome, and Il Is hoped
Jnst there VIII not be any. unless q
fcw % Sas should be struck. which
would remove all Obstacles 10 its egEess.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
The Season

Calling is now the order Of
the day. You can't do It
properly uniess you are equip
ped with engraved cards.
They are artistic; al others
have been relegated 70 days
of barbarism. II you hsyen't
the proper thing, We Win get
them for you. They cost no
more than the the cheap
printed or poorly written ones
and besides, you axe up with
the tines.
II you have 4 plate We Win
get you reo latest cards for
$I.oo, Of have yout name en-
graved at 3i.so per hundred
We have samples and de-
signs in handsome Wedding
Invitatisas, At Hone Cards
at prices that viii get .yosx
trade.
the EAGLE PRESS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
4 CoLoRED MANS APPEAL
why He Thinks His Brethren Should Stan
by the REGULAR Ticket


10 the coiored citizens OF Wichita:
W4at Is the reason that any colo-Ad
man VIII vote for Ed Goldberg?
] viii glve my reasons for not voting
for him.
Ee mas had TIE franchise Of the
sBiinker" L.gat company fer many
yeas and has never employed a eolorei
man IN any capacity IN connection there
wit. neither has he ever employed p
cssIored nan about his house
Re has never shown himself frieySi
o. the colo-ed man IN any position h
las occupied. either 7ublic or private.
challenge sir. Goldberg 70 show one
instance whe-e he has proved himself
wiling 10 help tne negro IA any shape or
way.
Ur-l ne shows himself a better friend
"a the eolored race taan he has il the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29

On he p-cSuce exchange today ths bat
ter market vzs weak Creamery. - l>i--s-
,,asrv. sSr.e. Cheese steady; g. Eggs
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Oct- Aest-Opsned
unchanged: closed 10 ? cents higher.
No. hard. s. Gs5c; No ). s. csc; Nc >
rel. 7eG74c: No :. s7ff 7Ic: fancy. 753
-4c: Nc. spring, SSc: No :. g i-2-
Coro-Active- about unc5= zEe3: No.
. u1ixe5. - l-fJ1 La; No white &c.
Oat-S.eady: fairy active. No .
mixed nouaI1aliy. isG1.c; Ne white.
old &c new. IcninaIiy, 1sGlSc-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
Old poople

Old people who require medicine 20
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Eiectric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains 10 whisky nor other intoxi-
cant. but acos as a tonic and alternative
1t acts mildly on the stomach and
bowels, adding strength and giving
tone TO the organs. thereby aiding
Nature IN the performance OF the func-
tioas. Electric Bitters Is an excellent
appetizer and aids digestion. Old Peo-
pie find L just exactly what they need.
Price fifty cents and 81 90 per bottle at
Geo. Van E-erden's Pharmacy. s2s y.
Main St, and G. Gehring's drug store.
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
aypr-loS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
eoxTNG LOCAL EVENTS

The WeIIes Circl, OF Kings Daughters
Wiz nsst this afternoon al AIS with
Miss Margie hRorr. on South Lawrence
aYeEgs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
GRAIN AND PRoDUCE MARKETS

Cash quotations wre as follows
-Four steady. No. yellow cora. Is q
s3ssc. No. s.rrg wheat S7.c; No 5
spring wheat S.;-Ess4i..e, No. red. 1T7sG
ne No co-n. StzEE1.c- No. oats,
I7asc. No. white. Z Q. b. lsi-GEia.c; No. )
white. T. O. o.. I5ssIs.1c. No. ? rye. g.. 10
barley nominal No ). Z. O. =. ess734sc-
No : 2 .. b. Ez 11Sc- No ! 6axsee5.
sSi-fsct,c prime timothy seed. s. -. Ness
pork. per barrei. sSstsT7-ao Lard. Pr 10
rs, s. 81 Short RIBS s.GeS. loose. :. fss7S =.
drt szlted shoulders. boxed. 4f41.c- shor1
clear ssies. boxed. $zs4-sc- whisky. dlSt-L-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
WICHITA ,fAEKETs

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
The Teachers, NnrrnaI.-

Hon. .Iunius Jordan has appoill- ted Prof. ]. D. clary to hold the normal school for white teachers which will begin at the High School building in this city on Monday, June lst., prox, and continue four weeks. The colored normal will be held at the Merrill School building on Pnlien street on the sth of June, under the direction of Prof. Geo. H. Stewart, of Little Rock. Tuition is free and all teachers are invited to attend regardless of residence in the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
Cotton Belt Route.

Cheap rates to Pittsburg, Pa. National Prohibation Party Con. Yention Pittsburg, Pa.. May 7, 1s96. For this occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to Pittsburg. Ut one fare for the round trip. From Pine Bluff S25.05. Tickets on sale May 2, 2, 1896. limited for return to May 3l. 1s96.
 r. ". LABEArME, J. ". FARLEY,
 G. PN 4. A.. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
Chapel Car Service

The chapel car is now on the side track televatei. track near the Cot ton Belt depot. The public service will be held at the usual hours Sunday Il o'clock q. n.. and $ D. n. All are invited. Seats free. Persons are admitted at ali hours Of the day. Will be glad to have you visit the ear. ]. <. THOMAS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

General Secretary kincaide will de- liver an address at the Riverside Methodist church tonight on the subject, 'sThe Man Wanted He expects, also. to deliver an address at Stuttgart next Wednesday, night on the subject, The Fundamental Principles of the Young Mems Chris tian Association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
To PittShurg. Pa,

National Prohibition Convention, May Eth to 29th. For this occasion the Missouri Pacific Ky. will sell round trip tickets for S25. Tickets on sale May 24th to 18th, with limit of return May 3o.
 J. A. REISAcH, Agt.
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 M. NOTES.

Rev. ". K. Penrod will deliver an address at Merrill Institute this af- ternoon t 3 o'clock before the Men $ meeting. His subject will be s.John the Baptist" This lecture has been prepared especially for young men, and it is hoped that a large audience Of men will be in attendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Mitchell is the enly summer drinks man on Second avenue. If you don't believe it, call and be con yineed. No. 2o5 West Second.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Tue DdILY GRAPHICaccepts cd 'ertasaag on Ae distsaet ond uaequivocol guarantee thot t hos duly circulo- :son laygey than ony other daily ae,cs- papcv published sn Pine Bzuf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Order screen Doors and win dows, shingles, lumber etc., from Hardin Lumber Co.,, old Rigging mill. Telephone Con Rection. 54 d&sw If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24
To Fort Smith. Ark.

Annual Convention Christian church of Arkansas, June lst to 9th. For this occasion the Missouri Pacific Ky. will sell round trip tickets for SS.3O. Tickets on sale May 29th to June lst. Limit of return June 9.
 l: l.. REINAcH, Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Mrs. Ike krohnberg and son, after q lengthy visit to Pine Bluff relatives. left for their Little Rock home Sat usdav.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Master Arthur stearns, of Louis vile, Ky, is ii the city visiting Mir. and Mrs. Marcus Schonenschein.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Our or WEAKNESS comes strangth when the blood has been purified, en- rlehed and vitalized, the appetite re- stored and the system built np by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Capt. ". $. Jeter and Mr. r. r. Byrd have returned from Fort Smith. where they attended the Wholesale Grocers' convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Prof. ". A. Ramsey and wife leave tomorrow for Arkansas City, where the Professor will conduct county normal during the month of June.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

The friends of Mrs. ". F. Jackson will learn with sincere regret that she is seriously i'll with typhoid fever at the home of MT. J. NJ Hudson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Do Nor DEsPAIR because you have tried many medicines and hivefailed to receive benefit. Remember that Hood 5 Sarsaparilla cures when all others fail to ao any good whatever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

Twenty chrysanthemums for Sl at Harper's greenhouse. No. 1724 East Sixth avenue. 23tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-24

HooD's PILLS cure nauseaa, sick headache, indigestion, biliousness. All druggists. 25c.