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The Curtain Down.

"D, J, My,ingcr VS. q, W. iludspcth
Dismissed for want Of prosecution,
was an entry made on the docket of
the second division, Pulaski circuit
court, the other day, and II tells the
story of the final disposition Of n cause
cclcbre. The motive for the filing of
the original damage suit, familiar to
all readers of the papers, has happily
disappeared in the reunion Of O once
divided household. And so tn" cur
tain rings down.
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SENATOR DANIELS bill to appropriate
$50 600 for statue Of President Mon
ioo will probably have the favorabl,
consideration of congress, as the na
ticn has not yet honorcd him with al
enduring memorial, But Washington
would be u better site for 1t than Fred
ericksburg, 1t should be placed wher'
the people and foreign visitors woul,
be sue to see II and understand II
kkgniiipunce
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The city circulation of The
American Guide is equal to that
of any weekly paper published in
Little Rock, and has double that
of any Negro paper published in
the city. Advertise with us.
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Fooled the Fos Te,rler,

In New York restaurant, where an
orchestra plays during the evening din.
ner hour. one Of the numbers recently
was accompanied by novel imitation
OF feline Romeo serenadlng his Juliet
This SO excited tho feelings Of the pro
prietor's fox terrier, which was tied In
the cellar, that II set up terrific bark
ing. and could not be quicted for IN
hour. The musician who initiated the
cnt WIS vastly pleased and all the Gus.
toners seemed greatly amused.
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A FnEScm writer, who shows IN ex
tcnsive knowledge Of naval affairs
-ays TN great battieshirs Of Englan,
look more formidable thal they are
and that their crews are irs'. tlicient II
oumhers ana training. II MI this b
stuc II applies equally to French ships
The memory Of Trafalgar and Nelso,
vlll serve France wiser purpose thai
my disparagemtnt o. The cnorm.ul
teets OF Britannia, even II .hs hs :.
The American guide., 1896-04-11

HENRY NJ STANLEY. who gave up hi
American citizenship for the honor o
a seat in the British parliament, ha
turned out u complete parlinmcntar,
failure, The explorer has found tina
while nobody may be somebody il
the wilds OF Africa, II takes somebod,
TO be anybody in house where nearl,
every body Is somebody.
The American guide., 1896-04-11

Nor one OF the members of the colo
nial or revolutionary societies trace
his descent back to an army teamster
The teamster, nevertheless, is just al
necessary to an army as an artillery
man. and when it comes to Language
the driver OF six regimen,al mulei
could cause great silence to ssttl'
down upon Flanders.
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-yIc cxnrricnccd that nervous

lie experienced that nervous ngita'
tlon to which brave men ns well rs cow
ards are subject; with this difference,
that the one sinks under II, like the vine
under hailstorm, and the other col
lects his energies TO shake II of, as the
cedar of Lebanon is said to elevate IL
boughs to disperse the snow which TO-
cumulates upon them.-'sir Walter
SpoIt.
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uALr old Darby and ion,

AHALE old Darby and joan are Mr.
and Mrs. John Moulder, Of Russia
Vile, Ind, who celebrated their sixty
ninth wedding anniversary recently
Mr.. Moulder is ei years old and hi
wife 20. They live by themselves, do
ing all their own houseworls, and botl
arc In excellent health. both used to
bncco freely until past 20 years old
when they decided TO reform, and the,
hive not smoked since then.
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Closed on Attachments.

The wholesale liquor and cigar house
of l., Wertheimor, Pine Bluff, was
closed the other day on attachments.
The firm had been In business for many
years, and enjoyed high commercial
standing. The assets, II Is thought,
will fully cover the liabilities, and is
expected that satisfactory arrange
mcnts will be made with the creditors
tending to resumption of business.
The cause Of the failure is ascribcd tc
slow COLLECTIONS.
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ENGLAND has more trouble on hei
hands right now than she's had foi
years. What with the Hulus, the Beers
and the Egyptians, She can fight for
months aud never gain glory enough
to furnish Laureate Austin single
fhemp
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TESLA says II is unnecessary to con
struct gcometrical figure to attract
the attention Of the inhabitants o.
Mars. 1t Is possible now to generate
artificial thunder and lightning ant
great electric sparks with a gap OF {
mile. The idea of converting thundel
storms into n rhythmic dialect is de
cidadly interesting.
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erag Ard.

GRADY Ark, April es--lTo rnr En-
roHil The people Ike your paper yer,
much and will aenl you number oi
subscribers the Ia - t5c week
think the GUIDE isa vide awake Negro
paper and should DC read by every Ne
gro throughout tn lrnt hat has any
race pride; and by everyone that has
the interest Of theracc ~ heart; every
one tina, wants u, know what tho Ne.
gro is doing and u p.ogress he Is max.
ing in every avenue of ifc-tney should
read good Negro ior ma, of which the
ANnmcAS GuiDEsa : The had.
W. r. THOMAS.
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ENGLAND is advancing mp the Nile
In order to obtain "a natural frontier"
1t is one of the peculiarities of the
earth's topography that the British
nre always compelled to take in little
moro land TO get the lines right.
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CANADA is an exception to othel
British colonies in not being cxemPl
from the law forbldding the marriage
Of a man with his deceased wife's SIS
ter. The Canadians are asking to be
relieved from this remarkable rcstric.
tion. but the house of lords will stane
by its pet absurdity.
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ias been quit,


Mrs. Mary ms been quit,
sick, but is now .scing.
Bishop II. NJ. .ncr arrived last
Wednesday. lie ivc lecture We'd
nesday night at Paul A. NJ. L
church. Subject. VAfrica and Libcra,
The program Of the Young Peoples
Lyccum last sunda; evening was grand
Patriotism, by Pros. T. j. Clingman
and Pleasure Ivy Prof. J. II, Roby
were h, ond criticism
The municipal slsction is near n
hand, mass mee' ings gslore and mucl
interest is being manifested by colorc'
aspirants for political leadership. Al
ready the white ofhte seekers are but
ton-holing coloreh voters. "Cufy.
look to your best Interest and east YOU
vote accordingly.
The funeral n Jacob Quaws wal
preached at Mq Mag Star Baptis
church, Sunday ,ening, March 30, b,
Rev. 5. A. Mosely. Mr., Qunws was .
wcll.known and highly respected citl
zen of Newport tie was hurled by st
Marks lodge, q. U O. o. r., with tn,
usual rites and cefcmonics. lie leave,
a loving wife TO nlourn his loss.
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Apour 1900 Italian immigrants ar
rived In New York last month. The
descendants of the ancient Romans
have lost the old passion for conquest,
especially in Abyssinia, and no sensi'
bic person can blame them for that
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A BOY and q Gun.

At Camden Johnnie Matlock, nge'
10, pointed a gun at Sallie Ford, III
Tie girl, The weapon went on, and III
tie Snlllc was shot.
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ex-President Harrison has married
oil the good-loolting ladies whose por-
traits have been printed in the news
papers as those OF his bride, he is liable
TO prosecution for polygamy,
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The world Is nn cid woman that
mistakes any gilt farthing for gold
coin; whereby being often cheated, she
will hcnceforth trust nothing but the
sommon eopper.--Cailyle.
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CORRES iENCE.
Pins Ark.

why Is IL tnat ~
ap on Pullen street i'eh' ..
This being campafn year plenty Oh
,.ys ,s rosrg on hid 1t is necessary
for us people to rerthe -"ui'h'
Prof. ]. IL. yigalof Buffalo N. W
has purchased I'D 70 in our c',y'
A large number d our peop' W." .ns
10 I;t,is pocl. last eek to attend the
races,
;.nrna, IN ,h;s eo,, ,y. Why not sub
scribe for IL? .
uoshu.s o,a s,,nat Wiling and ready
at any time to me oi' - -,
-. vutc to Wabba-
- a.. ,,ho,s. sfamily resides.
Rev. J. H.. Hol'S .it''e i'o'H' wa
A.. .,.. n as an Interesting
=. a., A Paul church las,
Weine -asy nisht1 A..
T. Pohi!,son off 'n"' ;, o's @
| IL. crest of the Odd
Fclloy : He is e"se" w" Wv
| tow. seu eApectsk A''"
Dr.. p,nT,,s ed with wind
storm las, Tnesdl eh'' eo'i's AZ va,
rate of 81 mics ar W. "',s" s''''N,'
| .a...ss he houses and
| Jo.,,r;,g, Tres.
par Nu rocks, field mis-
sionary for the so' 'ne STAY ""'
ius, returned fr idep pnd Tcxar-
Lana where he is kving had Il
great time ant 'oFplished much
good.
nj ngs.
Hot Springs sitcd by quite a
domaping tly.
There baby show last
Nordav M Roanoke Baptist
church.
DR.. A. G. Banl a gooo PnNs'''""
and we should G. irage him by giving
him our practice.
The FLOWING -pis are co"uhs"
,or,.;r bcdor. II of sickness. j. T.
l,,,or NJ ~ r.. II. Plcasants
aGG 11- perlih
william Nigh ,le ana MISS A,h"r
da Henderson married March 2G'
at Roanoke Ba ihureh' we WISH
them n long ~ " life.
Gcorg, VINO h''lc" ''in's'
Troy last was remahic" '''h
,o mil ,ouv. .erdict of the grant
jury Mr. Por Jeeh o"' o'' ooi'
for some time.
&C Sc,.nore. a, nd winter at the
Arlington hc.o, templates going
hack In on is, AS head waiter
at the Sprinf iiote'' wher' "' ''''
been for " rec seasons
W. A. Hole 'ull dress o'"'hon'
cP walk W. no success an" ,"'
greatest Il Nor given II, "o
Springs. mers were 'a'nr' :,
pips,5 A. Seymore, o. D
Jacks IN" o'"e''' S''
priD'
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Mrs. Mary >. Dowdy.

Mrs. Mary j. Dowdy died in Little
Rock, aged 70. She has one son e
lieutenant in The army and other SOM
prominen. In business
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,ra, Z ne. ana =
Nor nd the NILS

original Wilson bill, although that
measure has closed factories ind mads
hungry homes
That would be n good platform on
which to run. II would be truth-tell-
ing statement. II would be the en-
bodiment of the history of the admin
istration Of which Carlisle has been
such an important part, The eminent
secretary might add to his declaration
the statement quoted above, namely
that during the latter part OF the Clcve'
land regime the streets OF Washington
were thronged with Office seekers, and
that they haunted the corridors Of the
executive departments and the lob.S'
Of the capitol, seeking employment
Secretary Of State Olncy, the braini'
est and best man in the Cleveland cab.
met, who is a loyal American in spite
Of the affiliations and influences of ,hJ
past three years, has been obliged to
step aside for Carlisle, because Clcve.
Land wants Carlisle TO have the prcsi.
DENTAL nomination Of his party, The
hlg boss thinks that 4, is time for the
democracy to take southern man and
run him for the presidency. lie could
not force the rebel Col. Herbert, nor
the rebel soldier who is now postmas.
ter-gcncral, upon the democratic party
nor could he compel the nomination oil
tho son of rebel colonel
who administers the interior de
pnrtmcnt. Carlisle was not In
the rebel army, aud therefore he
is a possibility for the nominations and
he is the only southern man of prom
inencc who could be nominated with.
out bringing out before the people 4
faint of treason.
II is a singular tact that since the
civil war no men have been permitted
TO achieve prominence. unless they had
fought against the Stars and Stripes
Carlisle is the only exception, Conse.
qucntly he is put forward by Cleveland
an the legitimate successor OF the man
who hired n substitute for the federal
army and forgot to pay the man for
his services, hardships, exposures and
risk OF his life. An hail, Carlisle, the
workingman's friendl II is fortunate
for the south that she has one bit OF
presidential timber with no smell of
treason or rebellion about II.
CoNKLINa.
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His Death Was sudden.

T. r. Tcnnion, well-known, died
near Arkadclphia, where he had lived
45 years lie was In poor health, but
his death was unexpected.
The American guide., 1896-04-11

EDISON denies that he has seen
through mans body, having succeed
ed so far only in reducing his arms and
legs to transparencles. This will an
swer very we'll for beginning.
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I.I,,l. I,och,, New s,nneoruc,

All the architects of Little Rock art
busily engaged in the preparation OF
plans to be submitted for the nep
Jewish synagogua
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A New Hank.

The Bank Of Grand Prairie, place OF
business llazen, Prairie county. with
a capital stock Of s95, 600, has fled arti-
cles Of Incorporation.
The American guide., 1896-04-11

Hon. H. f. Askcw. formerly Judge
died suddenly at his home In Magno'
liza. In his day he was one OF the most
prominent jurist in south Arkansas
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le,,.ys., ErIurIalnmenl.

There will he > lcap-yoar entertain
mcnt given q ~ Matthew Club No.
l, at Bush's Il A Ninth and broadway,
Tor the purpdc = Of raising money to
rcpair the ch}rch. We hope sll the
ladies' will en|kafs thelr company for
the occasion. I Adsnisslon, s5s couple.
Single person. iaAs supper free.
.kssck HAMnoSn, Prea
c. w.Gay. sey
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AFTER THE OFFICES.
Hordes of Hungry Democrats Be-
siege the Departments.
iorne oaiuable Information for Secretary
Carlisle Why Cleveland Wants to
See the kentucky Man
Nominated.

Washington, April 9.-(Special.)--
There are more oflice-scekers in Wash
ington now than at any time during
this administration said Secretary
Carlisle this morning. 81 cannot ac'
count for it," he continued, ''The adj
ministration is near its close, and the
next administration will want to dis
pense patronage. Therefore the men
who are appointed now cannot hope to
hold Office very long, even under new
democratic administration. | cannot
see what brings so many of them here
at this time
When this statement was repeated
to Col. Henderson, of Iowa, he SAID;
Carlisle is willfully blind, or he must
know what has brought the oilice-seek
ers to this city at this time. 9e has
seen long in public life and under
stands conditions as well as any man
in the country. lie knows that his
arty has brought our business men to
ruin, despair, and some of them TO
suicide, lie knows very well that
labor, skilled and unskilled, can find
no employment. lie knows that des-
titution prevails where plenty reigned
before his party came to east its bligb:
upon our people. 1t is very easy t.
understand why men make their way
to Washington and beg for government
employment. These are the followers
of Coxey, only in the higher grades OF
civilization,
VERY soon after the Cleveland al
ministration began, business became
feverish, fretful and inoculateS with
free trade fear. Within year after
the Cleveland administration iiscoV-
cred an endless financial chain for the
benefit of the millionaires and capital
lists the plain people became agitated
The conditions made Coxcy's scheme
possible, and he urged bands of uncm-
ployed workmen TO come to Washing
ton in search OF employment on the
public roads. The same spirit actnatc9
these hungry and thirsty democrats
who now besicge the treasury depart
tlltllt, anu blllNl tNfNHllNt Nv I'hl INV o
for positions under the government
There could be nothing more naturi
than that they should seek Office, Nhen
,hcy fail to find work"
Senator Lindsay, of Kentucky, has
guardedly announced that Secretary
Carlisle will be candidate for the
presidency before the democratic son-
7cution, and the latter has but weakly
denied it. If he should receive the
nomination. in his letter of acceptance
he should say; 81 appeal to the work
ingmen of this country for their lup-
port. am the friend of the working
men. am the man who negotiated
two secret bond issues, whereby the
Morgan syndicate made millions Of
money ut the expense Of the people.
am the worltingman's friend, bccauee
! tried to negotiate another bond iss"c
of $eO0,OO0,OO0 with the Morgan syndi
aatn. ~..h ~, have done so but ior
4 ,fas il'c. an0 N
Mor nf tnp NJ III.'
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THE fact that the money order trans
= the United States during the
~ beat MI previous
rDCr
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All communications and remittanees should be
addressed and made payable to J. e. Bush III
T.st Third Street, up stairs, Little Rock, Ark
Agents and correspondents will please write
ssiy on one side Of the paper. We do not re-
seive matter for publication in any other form.
Manuscript should be in the Office of publication
as.i later than Thursday of each week.
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Burned to Death.

Mrs. james White, who lived five
miles west Of Mayhower, Faulkner
county, died from the effects OF severe
burns. She went TO the field where
her husband was burning brush and
began helping him. Her clothes caught
fire, and she ran, bnt before her hus-
band could assist her she was burned
so badly that death was inevitable.
The couple came to Arkansas four
months apo from Kansas.
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$2,S12.5O.
To be Given Away In Either Gold shN"'
or Greenbncks.

We have money to throw at the birds ou'
would rather give 1t to men, women and chiia-
rcn to do little work. SO here we go ior 'he
GUIDE. The person sending US the iarses'
list Of paid up subscribers between now and the
| soth Of June, 1898;
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u,an Terriiory
Snithton Irsn

"a W.. q. Col,
Fletchei over
the property I, deed
OF trust be forccloscd ana tn property
sold for the payment of the bonds.
The bonds for which Fletcher is the
trustee were negotiated and sold to
various parties.
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OFFICE OF THE
.REA TREATMENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE, LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
d Branch Of tho
SOUTHERN
Medical and Surgical Institute
Louisville. Kentucky.

For the treatment and cure OF all Ca
tarrhal, Chronic, Nervous, Surgical dis
eases, Deformi,ies, etc. Established 1883,
W. ID. Rea, A. NJ, NJ. d.; ]. 5. Apple
man, NJ. D.; W. L. Whitaker, NJ, D.; l..
p. Walter, NJ. D.; b. ID. Rca, NJ. D.; d..
p. Stockdale, NJ. D.; W. d, Gardiner,
Ping.
OFFICE DAYS, FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Og EACH WEEK, THESE DAYS BEING De
VOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO OFFICE WORK.
MASONIC TEMPLE, Rooms % and %
Hours, % u. m. until 5p.m.
Consultation, examination and opinion
In every case given free. The most sue
ccssful and widely known specialists IN
the United States and London. England.
Graduates of the most notable Medi
Their superior skill and vast experience
lshing offer of $50 for any disease they c
with lew questions, and Sico In gold for
cure. These Doctors are honorable In al
stood that incurable cases will under no {
Thousands are being cur-1 of the followi'
- y to dies
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To Protect ltondholders.

Col. John Il. Fletcher, as trustee, has
filed petition in the United States
count Mt Little Rock asking that l'c he
allowed to intervene in the ease where
In the Southwustern ArkansF w
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-,unerclaI and indus
,
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,iEN In all their Dht

sn mas
cda newlif md l wot living
CONSUMPTION Of me
Epilepsy,
Eczema
who
RECTAL DISEASES promptly cured without cut
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remedies appliances
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conditions
has failed in the last stage, where
idiocy insanity developed
Gee vital o. in urine relaxed ana
French methods
No Wonderful effected
inelosng
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no, Montana, Oregon, Washington, New
and Old Mexico. Arizona and Califor-
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No. 1es. st. Louis linited-Has re-
Ginning chair cars (seats free) and Pull
man buffet dra wing room sleepers to st.
Louis. Reclining chair cars (Seass iree)
and Pullman Palace Sleeper Monett 10
Dallas, Tex. via Paris. Connects at
Monet with No for points in Arkansas
and Texas Connects at Monet with
No. 6 which connects at St Louis Union
Station with all lines for the east, north
and southeast
Through tickets on sale to all points
For further information cali on or
address ". W. TAGG,
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Or W. TORREY, Depot Agent.
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The Season
Is Here %.
Calling is now the order of
the day. You can't do it
properly unless you are equip
ped with engraved cards.
They are artistic; all others
have been relegated to days
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more than the the cheap
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and besides, you are up with
the times.
II you have a plate We will
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$I.oo, or have your name en-
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We have samples and de-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-21

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