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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-05
cARRIAGEWoRKs.

KANSAS CARRIAGE,WORKs.2 Os West etl
N H. L. Rehkopf, Prop. Fine carriage, WAC
GUS. road carts, sutkeyS. etc. Repairing. pain
ing and trimming a specially.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-05

POBERT MOOD, III w. Sixth ave. Plumb
IA ing, gas fitting steam and hot water heat
ing. A large assortment of gas fixtures. Both
telephones No. 1871.
SHEAHAN & son. 1913 East Seventh street
~ Contractors for plumbing and heating. We
guarantee satisfactory work and moderate
prices. Tel 307
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-05

Office 732 Kan. Ave. Residence 18th and Clay.
Office hourS-9 a. m. to IL a. M. and D. to
8 p m. Harrison telephone 50 residence, and
50 Office.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Medora Stewart Is at her home
again in North Little Rock.
Mrs. Willie Sewell was In to see us
on Monday, She paid for the AMnnr
CAN GUIDE.
Miss Ella NJ. Thomas called 10 sec US
Monday and paid for the GUIDE. We
welcome you, Miss Ella, and hope 9TH
ers win follow your example.
Our old friend viii Stewart, was in
TO see us on last Monday. lie informed
us that Loney Clayton, the Jockey"
would ride In the Little Rsck spring
races. Clayton is great favorlte with
the Little Rock people, and they will
hail this news with joy.
For school directors, we stand for
Wilson and woodson, because they have
made good and efficient officers; because
at their hands, equal justice Is meted out
TO all alike; because under thcbsman-
agcmcnt, we have had no complaint;
because they work solely for the bene-
1T OF the children; because all teach
crs are made TO stand on their own bot.
toms, aud n they have no bottom they
drop out; because they nrc Of the peo-
pie, by the people and for the people.
We are for Wilson and woodson. Fall
in line boys Comcl Ringl No back
ing bell.
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EtatsrnaI Cemetery Beard.

At 4 meeting Of the Joard Of ccmmis.
sioners Of Frate,aal gemctcry on Sat
urday night, March 81, W. II. Smith
was elected presidYnt; J. u. Bush, sec
rctary, and NJ. W. Gibbs, TREASURER. An
order was made that the president and
secretary make demand upon the old
board for all books, papers, monies and
other documents belonging to the Fra.
,crnal cemetery, and ppon refusal to
report the fact 10 the council. II. NJ.
jefferson was elected sexton fer one
year. The term Of members was fixed
by lot as follows, J. +. lush, one year;
C. W. Keats and NJ. W. Gibbs, two
years; W. II. smith and ]. y. Rector,
three years. The board cd djourued sub
jcct to the call ~ tae p s,uident.
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First Baptist Church.

Program for r.adiey association
Address, Willie stephens
:. TrU, .nsses sell Collins, carris
James and J. Reed. 5 Reading. Mrs
Emma James. D. Solo, Miss Julia WI
kins. 5. Recitation. Miss Julia Eta
Elm. 0. instrumental solo, Miss Min
ME Hurt. I, Essay, Miss Annie Sparkes
8 Solo, Mrs. Hattie Jackson. ., Bass
solo. James Knowles. TO- Resolved
That scliishncss is the handspring oi
human life" Affirmative; Mcssrs. A.
Z. Cunningham and Z. II. Mack. Neg
ative; Messrs. Tom Meacham and Sid
ney Simms.
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EMMA TAYLOR, Sec'y.
-,n ,..,,o- r,NnrpT
Bethel A. N. E. Church.

Y. ?. c, A. program for Sunday
March 30: /. Address, DR.. +. B. Coffin,
.. Vocal solo, Geraldine Browning. 8.
Recitation, Carrie Holmes 4. Song by
chorus No. .. o. Shakespeare, Parolee
johnson. o. Duet, Rachel Ellison and
Gertrude Terrell. 7. Song, by chorus
No. 1. s, Select reading, Mrs. Ruth
Barker. o. instrumental solo, J. A. W
Phillips. 10. Essay, Miss Hattie San
ders. II. Librarian reading. IL. Song
by the choruscs. IS. Bcnediction.
Y. l., BOONE, Pres
ANNIE GILLIAN, Sec'y,
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Collins Street Baptist Church.

Program Y, Y. IT,, Sunday, March 90
$3.50 p, M: |. Song, by service. .. opei
ing address, DR.. q. W. llayman. 3. Sc
lcct reading, Miss Pearley Westley. 4
Grafton, J. Il. jefferson. s. Recitation
Mrs. Sisie Qualls. o. Song, by service
!. Select reading, Mrs. S, Torons s
Solo, Miss S. A. 6aulls. 0. Recitation
Miss Eldorado Higgins. 10. Address
l.. A. Whitelaw. IL, Song, by service
ie. Select reading, Miss d. A. Gaines
is. Recitation, Miss Gladest Bolders
H. Select reading, Mrs A. Caldwell
Is. Address, r. A. Williams
MONROE LEE, Pres
b. L. HARRISON, Secy.
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Gus Blass g. Company.
HIS DEATH WAS INSTANT.
A Colored Man Named Holloway Confesses
tie Did the shooting, But Did Not
Know II waa Fatal

A Coiored Man Named Holloway confesses
Tie Did the shooting, But Did Not
Know 1t was Fatal
A mysterious assassination occurred
Sunday night last, about 955 o'clock at
the residence OF Annie Green, colored
woman who resides on Eighteenth, be-
tween Sherman and Commerce streets.
John Reed. a colorcd laborer. was called
TO the door and shot dead.
About 10 o'clock Sunday night mes
sage was received at police headquar-
tiers that a murder had been committed,
and scrgt. King hurriedly repaired TO
the scene In the patrol wagon, accom-
panied by Coroner Walter and Deputy
Constable Nowlin. Reed was found
living on the floor where he had fallen.
There was no one In the house except
Annie Green and q little girl, who
knew nothing about the identity OF the
man who fred tho fatal ahot.
A colored man by thc name OF Hollo.
way was arrested, charged with the
urine. When taken before Justice
Robbins, the magistrate began the ex-
animation, but II was deferred an 40
count Of the spsotstora When intcrro-
gated Holloway acknowledged mat he
did the shooting, hat I'D not know thst
Reed was dead. he walked al the way
from scott's crossing, dred the fatal
shot, and walked back that night He
qave the oflioers tho weapon with which
tho deed was dons--s long, murdsrous
looking revolver Ono chamber was
empty and the hammer was still on tae
discharged cartridge. 'seN y
Too much credit cannot BE given our
most efficient and worthy chief, Nc
Mahoa, and his able asaistsntx In appre-
hsndIng this msa Holloway, especially
N tho case VIA nhrouded In No much
mystery. No ieag a NaAIHhqa y ohief
Of the city, o musdsfer. tAlsl, fcbbsr
Or other persons of bsd reputs WIN Md
In Little Rock that ''Jevdsn" . : l)rd
road to travel We know o< 20 ~ In
/ | |. .|I
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WIN Cell Only 10 celsrsd People.

Lots In the Watson addition. Price
Of lots, go to slas each. Terms, 90
cash and " = month, with 8 par cent
interest on deferred payments. Thess
ere high and beautiful lots, snd within
three blocks Of . street car line. Csll
or see Rev. John Jeter, on the ground.
o. y. W, Green, iaS West second street.
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The Right Ring.

ITO rmE EplroR:l win you allow me
little space in your valuable paper to
express the pleasure and appreciation
with which every true lover of ed,rs-
ton halls the grand new feature Of
your excellent paper, viz: the educa-
t!onal collmn.
Such department evidences the abil-
ity and willingness Of the managers
and editors to fill their paper with
something interesting, valuable and ell
evating, rather than with TRADE Of
general complaints and covert charges,
which do no good but contrariwise
evil, In that they sap the confidence Of
parents and children In the teachers
and bring about the very conditions Of
failure of which they complain.
Permit us to repeat, Mr.. Editor, that
indefinite charges and wholesale fault
finding, such as find their way so fire.
quently into some Of our weekly publ
cations, are doing more 10 causc failure
In the work OF the schools than any In
efficiency on the part Of the teaching
corps, for these articles are read and
discussed in the homes, where general
spirit OF distrust aud contempt is engcn.
dcrcd by them, which spirit manifcsts
Itself In thc schoolroom by the lnattcn-
tion, disobcdicncc and idlencss Of the
pupil, because, forsooth, the paper says
the teachers are incapable and alto
gether unfit for their positions, and
why should I heed anything they say9
reasons the pupil.
he II far from IN, Mr. Editor, to deny
the right Of the public or Of any indl.
vidual TO question the qualification, or
inquire into the work Of teacher, but
we claim thai such invest legation and
charges should not be made Wholesale
nor by inuendoes, but In . straight
forward and direct manner. II anyone
has charge against . teacher, the pro-
pcr authorities can be reached In pro-
per manner and the case adjusted fairly
and wisely. but against this whole
sale, continued FIRE Of adverse criticism
oil fair.nlnded persons must protest,
and we reioicc that the columns Of tho
0uiDs have had no room for such, but
are devoted 10 the uplifting Of all.
Respectfully,
A TEACHER.
This article was written by one Of the
most experienced and bcst Of the lady
teachers we have amongst uA They
srs our sentiments and alwAys have
bsm. The teachers have our sympathy
and encouragement, as we'll "a all other
persons who are engaged In laudable
work -ED.l -.
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THE MARcu WINDS
nv ORA y olLkky.

Twas cold day In March
The skies were clear and blue,
And all the trees were blooming.
Hut, oh the winds, how rude,
which swept down posts and houses
And the tall school tower, NO bold
And never hsvv wc forgotten
rhat Marrh day, OIL how cold
The brave winds from the North
Cnme whistiins through the air.
Hut, Ali the Grcat Creator
i. Hiss made nothing TO compare,
Twas all from the angry God.
Who has power Of everything
To shock the good and shock tho had
ny the nervc and courageous winds
Norn The little lady that composed tht
above for tho GUIDE is only years DID, En
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Centennial A. N. {. Church.

Program for song service, Sunday
March 90: l. Song by the service y
Prayer by G.. W. Bohanon. 8. Song by
the service. 4. Essay, Miss Lille Tay'
lor. s. Select reading, Miss L. Robin
son. 0. Song by the service. u Reci'
tGtion, Earl Green. s. Select reading
Mrs. H. W. Smith. Q. Defamation,
Augustus BERNARD. 10. Song by the
service. II. Recitation, Miss Mary
Alexander. i2. Address, John Lloyd.
H. Solo, Nathaniel Oliver. lS Bene'
diction.
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| - t0 '.l
Remember Joh- Tillsr when you
want first-class carpenter work. No.
ITO West Twelfth street.
The public should not fail to read DIR.
J. NJ. Randolph's advertisement in this
issue OF the AMERICAN GUIDE.
You should never miss A. A. Hamil-
tons cigar stand when you want u good
smoke. 72I West Ninth street.
When others fail, consult DIR. W. j.
L. Bruce. Office, Ninth and Main
streets Telephone No. 1917.
"Your dollar, says the manufacturer,
Is the same as white mans dollar"
lie wants you to call and see him.
Use the Coal Hill "slope" coal, ss.7s
per ton. Best in the city. Jno. A.
Mitchell & Co., sole agents, Tel. 2s5.
For good wholesome dinner, only
IL cents, 20 to Sam Narkinslsy's, III
West Fifth street--city Chop House.
Everybody likes tho old reliable Tn
Gle Josh. You can always find Il at A.
A. Uamilton's, 72i West Ninth street.
W. A. Sparks, io5 East Markham
street, keeps on hand at all times u
good stock OF misfts, tailor made cloth.
Ing.
We want all Of our subscribers to pay
particular attention to those that nd
vertise with us and go and trade with
them.
When man fails to advertise in Ne
gro journals, let the Negro fail to give
him their dollars and thereby teach him
Q lesson.
Don't fail to stop In at sandcfur-Jul-
Ian Co.'S, 500 Main street They keep
ON hand good stock Of liquors, wines
and cigars.
Paul q Pats wagons run until II
o'clock saturday night Give them
your order for grocerics. asi West
Fifth street.
Don't fail to call on W. A. Sparks, No,
los East Markham street. before going
elsewhere TO purchase clothing,
watches, etc. UI.tN HW.r rfl fH
soi II. Johi, sl7 Main street, is still
doing business AZ tho same old stand.
lie would be pleased TO see all Of his
old customers.
W. A. Sparks, ios East Markham
street, Little Rock, Ark, will sell dia-
monds. wstchen, clothing, etc., cheap
or than any house In the citv .I .
FoR RESr--A good restaurant and
sleeping rooms for coJbrsd people, No.
sis Center street Apply TO H. W.
Green. 1913 West second street.
Attention everybody I.escher, the
shocman, before moving 10 Fourth aud
Min streets, will sell shocs At greatly
reduced prices for the next ten days.
boys and girls should not forget To
call on the Arkansas hook and Paper Co,
so7 Main street. when your tssche1
tell you 70 got slats, pencil or book
Whom you hre In the city. call ~ the
Red s.w Liquor House and get . jug
oi good whishey Cheapest house IN
the city. A. Lyons, mansgcr. 700 East
Markham street.
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esss Transfer si passsnssss nd Dssasos
iW MsmpAls aad lhe Each

From any part Of the city 10 LIAtls
Rock aud Msmh!s RAllsoad dspe! fot al
yulid. Rate 10 MsmphIs only n, aa4
70 iii poinls cosfssp xndlngIy cheap
3 TO- :. ssss: ssssss. Sc;s5as' c:G9ss Il s c
Asents sse East hNhhaaa sisvs! &ll1l)
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SOCIETY EvENTt


The City Of Roses will be n W :
bevy of fair Tennesseans this nmer.
The fashionable and charming Miss
Edith Caldwell will visit her IT, Mrs
W. A. J. Philips. Miss Cald ell Is
teacher in the Nashville public hchoois,
and is the daughter of Rev. cafiwell Of
the A. NJ. a. church. Mira q a. Nc
Elwee will be the guest Of ~ O. =.
Jones. Mrs McElwee is the lbudsome
wife of Hon. s. A. McElwee, Who Is an
ex-state senator and one Of the most
brilliant members of the Nashville bar.
-.
Rev and Mrs. W. A. J Philips will
attend the general conference At VII
mington. N. c.
st. Louis will be the ar Afghty
political struggle when ather
to do battle royal urlier th'Hsahdsrds
of their respective leaders number
of society ladies' will also tend the
convention, among whom + Mrs. G.
L. Jones, Mrs. 4. y. Horne irs. J. Il.
Bush, Mrs. Helen Fleetwotl and Miss
Essie Rector.
Mrs. S. Clancy wnt-cr ts-si the
Owl club Mt her residence on Ringo
street, Friday evening, March "a The
program will consist Of cb1radrs and
character" songs Pref J.ic li,h will
sing solo en- costume. \
Mrs. j. X. Rector and Mister Rector
c.
The annual Presbytery vim convene
in the city early in April.
Rev. Potter is doing q X I'd work at
the Allison Presbyterian { tpel. His
accomplished wife will acc}mpany him
to the session.
-. n
Naomi, the young da liter of Mr..
and Mrs. Srsight. has ben quite Ill
with malaria and incipiend pneumonia.
-.
Master Ted Horne is III 18th severe
cold.
=.
Quite gloom was cas- over social
circles by the death OF VIII. Ford. Mr..
Ford was one Of natures |nobleman,
perfect gentleman and wis beloved by
all with whom he cam In contact.
Miss Fannie and Mr.. Ii wrence Ford
are valued members Of ,e Ideal I'm
provement club, and p, ess a host OF
| friends, whose hearts out TO them
with love and sympath,
=.
Mrs. Childres' succ, 'h her tiny
young pupils Is phSno They are
not only rapidly 'adn in their
studies, but are tnu' 10 be polite,
little ladies and gent n.
-.
Berry Lamb forced home
from FisD vile, Tenn,
by Master
Lankio, prove
ment, lie fore
leaving,
prepP
EN-
Thor x
I March :, y
Harry Penn -he
club did every zine.
Among the most at were
Jockey Britton, Of .gton, KY,
Bert stewart, OF For 9Th, W. +. Hall;
Of New York, WI" wings, Of Hot
Springs, Miss Iuli and Miss Bet
tie Miles. Of Phi m. Prof J.
Crumps' orchestre he'd music fer
the occasion. II was out In full
dress The cnte sent was sue.
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vzllIes
.,sr-t1nder, a.

Jsmss Ellis, the a.. ,,sr-tender, at
this place, h alwey@ rsefy - wslooms
his old friendA ~ Elps hhopsst snd
upright, and Il worthy tfNis Job,
Robert I'M owes more lHed than any
other Negro In LIuoqln toanty.
jones smith ls on The ulok lIzt.
Robert Hill Is Ia Pine BloR Waiting
his family. ~ M
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Nam LIMIs Rsek.

Thlrty-two persona wsFs bapssse
Sunday.
The supposed Negro who rsvishsd :
white woman, sesd 70, proved 70 b .
white man. ~
Mr~. Lula lIunt died the 0srd InsA
Five colored stores are open daily.
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The Eaatsf ssFvleo1 q M =, P. ., Vt
the Fi~l Rspsia1 d41nSh VIII ~ ths
grandsAt exsrclaee nv xilq<61sd h
the city Let evsFy ~ come sad saks
an active part ip ~ rand ana noblc
effort. The prqefo1 }, -. 3 s'ashols,
viii be upea Rps>>e ~
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HaIIe. 10 mcsa : onl,.

The National and scribc is ordered
10 send q sampi, copy II the AMERICAN
GuIpE TO each " ;. o. thu order In Ar
kansas, Alabam', Tenucssec, Georgia
Mississippi, Io,isiana' Missouri, Ken
lucky and Texas. rel csenting more
than 10000 Mosaix. The paper has
met with the most Na .eriaR success,
and We wish to place u In the home Of
every Mosaic In the couft We there
fore request that each lmembcr of the
order will " once ssn in their sub
scription for yesn. W hope none viii
fall, neglect n ssh'ss. ril officers are
expected 10 act ~ agent
c. W. KEALrs N. am
J. n. BusH. N q. =. +:
C. McIryotu. y. GO
J. A. DAVIS, \. CT.
, O. W. aeslsA !, N o. 4. n.
N. n. HArln3 h, Q. @ ..
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RULES oovERNiNG THIS PROPOSITION.
/. Check to be druwn on and payable at tho
Bank Of Parker, Ewing & Co, Of Little Rock,
Ark. at Its face value. withou, defalcation or
discount
g. All subscribers must be paid up for one
yeav Qn advanced.
must receive receipt from ]. E. Bush, pub
Usher
Remittances and reports must bo made
daily, so that a receipt can be forwarded, to DO
given each subscriber, not later than five Jays
after the subscription Is taken; otherwise the
solicitor should be deemed fraud and arrested
for obtaining money falsely.
We hold ourselves responsible only to
those that hold our receipt
Persons working for any check named In
this proposition will not be allowed commits
sion.
In every report made, the solicitor must
say, II am working for one Of the checks named
by the AMERICAN GUIDE.
Persons winning list. End, 3rd, 9TH or 9Th
prizes, may take q choice Of Check or one oil
Kollenbcrgs pianos.
All remittances must be made to and pay
nhlo to ]. Il. Bush Little Rock, Ark.
10. Honest upright persons are the only
ones wantcd as solicitors.
These are our ten commandments, and q vio-
,atioa Of one shall be the concern OF ALL
J.E. BUSH.
Editor and proprietor Of The AMERICAN
GUIDE. once: III West Third street, Little
Rock. Ark.
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cess, md your reporter will refrain
from calling the couples by name, on
account Of their being o many Of them.
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MiIos' Chapel c. n. E Church.

Program for Sunday, March 20: l.
Song, league. 9. Collection. 8. Ad'
dress, Mr.. Priestly. 4. Bass solo, Mai
Anderson. 3. Essay, Letoi Oliver.
O Recitation, Charlie Ballard. :. Duet,
Aurelia Simmons and Eli Stuart g.
Essay, Carrie Doyle. o. Song, league
10. Recitation, Dock Heron. II. Ora
ton, Rev. p. 7. wilkins. IL. song
league. Is. Grafton, j. Warren.
JAMES WEBB, Pres.
EMMA TAYLOR, Secy.
OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Please take notice that there will be
an Old Folks concert given by Morning
Star Club No. ., at Miles Chapel hall
corner Of Third street and Rector Ave-,
April 9, for the benefit Of the church
A grand time is expected and every
body is cordially invited to attend
There will be hot coffee and other re-
freshments. Come, everybody, and
help us with this struggle, us we want
to get our church out OF debt. Admis'
sion, only l0c l.. Henderson, door
keeper; Mrs. Lue Pierson, president
Mrs NJ, f. Pryor, secretary. =
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$2S10.bO.
10 b. tiiven Away In Either Gold, silver
or Greenbacks.

We have money 10 throw at the birds, but
would rather give 1t to men, women and child
ren to do little work. So here we go for the
GUIDE The person sending us the largest
list Of paid up subscribers between now and the
Goth Of June. 1895;
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igdlt.

the United States where more vigil
liant, efsicIeut and capable set Of oflicsra
are, than the force we have In Littlo
Rock, with Chief McMahon u lts hssd.
All praise 10 them sll.
The American guide., 1896-03-28
CUR AUTHORIZED AGENTS.


Where You eau buy and subssribe for
the American 0uIde.
D. =. KANE. so5 Garrison Ave. ~ Smith.
W. D. DAVIS. Ciarksviilc, Ark.
W. c. Cox, Morrllltcn, Ark
Mrs. JAMES l. LEE. Plummerville. Ark.
J. NORRIS SPENCER, Newport, Ark.
MISS JAMIE W WEsTNoRELAND. Hearne. Texas
G. II. EMERSON, bol Pullen ST.. Pine Blun.
GRO. NJ DoSLEY, Pine Blun
MARY H. DAVIS, b0o Walker ST.. Denison.
Texas I.
REV. S. II. HUDSON. ifincoiA, rsxAs.
NJ. @. HANCOCK. soe west Ninsh St., Little
Rock. F. Nt
Mrs. NJ @. BnooLrs, Harrison Hotel, nittic
Rock e-s ~
J. H. SYKES. General Collector. Little Rock
W. $. SHAW, Travelling Agent. ~ aist q
D. @. Hill, General Travelling Agent !
Miss PEARL L. RoppY, Augusta. Ark. !.
W. p, THOMAS, Grady, Ark.
laruTc mluYcn rur0vtnuHuc
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LITTLE ROCK PosToFFicE.
eiEs OF Opening and Closing Of Mails.

., opnNIko AND CLOSING ov ,o.,r.
t,ooa I'm Train No. 75s. fast mail,
,o,iss m Train rail- No. 'ii; TSS. II fast ;iiil mail,
TOO am Train ic, iSi, way nsii
psop, Train No. iSs, expross mail,
s:wp. IN Train No. iis express; mai,
s'pa m Train No. Isl, way mail,
200 IN Memphis and Little RocE
s'oop. Memphis and Litiis Rock
way mail ......,.,-......... l2:Dp N
's:oop IN coifsy vills, and Little Rock
way mail ...-;,,,............... 7;ou a'm
1'sop.m rit.f Rock and Monroe way ,.,.
sss. ils sIR: R:ss ss sss fESIsis; Isss Smith asP"
way mail .....-...........~....... lipp 70
sTAn aourEs.
t1.ooa. m .,...... Bristol .,.......:....... sooa
t9;0ob m ....... craiq's Mil ........... l;g0p.u
I00 m ....... .... Doe Branch BOO Am
'9o0p .m North Point leo: pm
1:0p mi ........F Fourche Dam.-.-..l 8:1 p.u
iaonessss, y ,wsdnss.sy: ! ana Fr'days; iTus
's'''''''j j2ass .HS Ei4ctEl 'isss: ss
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

weny's "IIair Pomade" Is rapid
seller. ....
AMERICAN GUIDE only 10 cents a
month.
Go to G. S. Brack's and get your din
ner sets.
Paul & Pat will get your orders out
on time.
All daily papers, at Doerners, sos
Main street.
Call and see Sol Johl, boys. lie will
treat you right.
For So piece tea SCI at from 80 to sl1,
go to G. S. Bracks.
John Tillar repairs neatly. No. l7so
West Twelfth street.
We want fifty newsboys on Satur'
days to sell the AMERicAS GUIDE.
Writing paper, all kinds of school
supplies, at Doerner's, sos Main street.
The best kind Of cigars and cheroots
at Doerner's, sos Main street.
Go to Paul & Pats, eai West Fifth st.
for the best goods at lowest prices.
VIEWS Southern Liver Pills are
the best; they furnish the key to good
health,
For good, pure. reliable drugs, go to
weny's drug store, Ninth and Spring
streets.
Weny's Syrup of Tar Tolu and Wild
Cherry" is all the 20 now for coughs
and colds.
Vegetables, fruits, oysters and spare
ribs, at Paul & Pats gel West Fifth
street.
Meals are always ready at Sam Mar
kinsky's, III West Fifth street-City
Chop House.
For chinaware in any quantity and OF
the very best quality, you should go to
q. :. Brack's
Fresh oysters received daily at sam
r'''"-Sys, ia West Fifth street
hop House. -
" nest shi'dr'u's school shoe in the
"A, STRAIT
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-12-28
House Numbering e.

The business of numbering the
houses in The City is now completed
and the promoters Of the scheme
are to be congratulated on the eff
cent manner in which the work has
been done.
Commencing at the corner OF King
and Nuuanu streets, No / is placed
above the door of the Anchor Saloon.
This figure not only denotes the
number of the building, but also
the quality of the refreshments
served to its patrons inside, particu-
larly the Long Life Whisky, Cold
Seattle Beer on draught or in bot
ties, and lunch every day at noon.
All OF which are No. l.