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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-10

Not enough attention has been paid 70
the footstool. 1t Is very important arti-
Gle of furniture. notable for its migratory
habits and the fact that It Is always at
the other end OF o table at which you
happen to be seated. 1t Is as essential to
comfort as chair. 1t relieves nerve ten
sion and gives restful feeling. Yet 1t II
not all that II should be. or was not until
an Australian gentleman set the matter
right. He has provided an elegant con-
struction that, to use his own words. has
a main cylindrical plush-cove-ed foot rect
and an adjustable upholstered shelf.
mounted on arms, and adapted 20 be set
at a variety OF elevations. or In any euit-
able inclination that may bc desired.
Special mechanism Is provided enabling
the operator to manipulate the adjust
ment with the feet. To manipulate with
The feet Is good. But this is not the sort
of footstool that can be used for throwing
in settlement OF domestic dsagreemsnts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-10
Wells.

Fresh wells are essential to the woman
who desires to look well. They smaItcn
up even shabby hat. Some designs arc
more becoming to the face than Others.
For instance. a woman who is no longer
young. or who Is conscious of not looking
her best, should choose chenille dots,
placed in a rather close pattern, while
youthful and pretty damsel proclaims that
her complexion bears examination by pre-
ferrlng dots far apart. White net OF tulle,
with black dots, is considered most fiat
tering TO the skin, While the so-called COM
plexion wells, OF black, in q wide mesh,
with dots at intervals, lined with pain
pink tulle. are useful investment for
many who have not a clear skin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-10

thing 10 be recognized; it ~ an important
factor, morally as wen as physically,
while IL teaches us all that-is broadcast,
noblest and most heroic. To men IL gives
the needful touch OF sympathy and chiv-
airy that are indispensable 10 a woman's
ideal of knightly character. But alas,
this beautiful and ennobling friendship IS
rendered impossible through the littleness
and Consciousness OF the female world
They cannot and will not recognize that
frtendship--yes, and even affection--is
quite possible between members OF the op-
posite sex. and that were 1t not for the
innuendos the covert smiles, the half
suppressed mods, Ii would last TO all time.
But as IL is, directly man and woman,
no matter what their age may be, become
really friends, we spoil IL irretrievably and
completely through our love OF scandal.
and OF not being able TO see any further
down the path except the limit that Is
ruled by strict conyentionality. fettered
by etiquette, and barred by the formidable
presence OF Mrs. Grundy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-10

Molre taffeta r. the new ribbon, used
upon millinery and all sorts OF dress
decoration alike.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-10

The silk petdcoat is necessity these
days. when tho dainty linen ones seem
out OF place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-10

and English also. 10 Is a well-Snown fact
that many Turkish women are engaged in
trade; some even carrying on an extensive
business, Involving frequent journeys 70
Egypt and other places, which prosupposes
the ability 90 read and write, as well as
some knowledge OF arithmetic. Moreover.
conversation with the Mussulnan women
in the capital reveals some progress az
the present time i'm independence OF
thought. and while social conditions have
unavoidably arrested the development OF
Turkish women as a class. forces arc
slowly but surely working among them
that viii result in thoir final emancipation.
Cleaning Cloths.
old hannels OF all kinds should be kept
for scrubblng and cleaning paint. and
al merino underelothing that j. too much
worn for ether Use.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-10

The new street glove is n reddish brown
suede, heavily stitched with the same
color and fastened at the wrist by two
big clasps. such as are seen on gentle
mems gloves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-10

The marvellously fine new boas. with
their head and tail decorations, bid fair
TO be formidable rivals to the collarette
or shoulder cape OF fur.
The American guide., 1896-10-03
For the AMERICAN GUIDE
THE ELECTION TRAIN.
BIT ANNIE wICKs.

The election train is coming now,
What rumbllng through the land,
Since the grand old Republican party
Has taken her in hand.
Just watch the Grand Old Party, how
They pull her around the curve,
And all that the democrats can say is,
well, like your nerve
You Negro voters are all aboard;
Come on, for pity sake
Mckinley is on board this train.
Controlling steam and brake,
Your color is nothing to him,
And neither is your hair,
For he wont run The Jlm-Crow cars"
lie gives us all one fare.
Just SO you wear republican pin,
Or gold bug on your coat,
To prove you are not afraid to tell
Just how you intend to vote,
II what the Gazette" said is true,
OF course you are to blame;
But never mind Mark Hanna says
We'll get there Just the same
Don't spend your time on other roads;
IT'S time spent all in vain.
Just get a republican ticket, and
De ready for the train.
Be sure to take THE AMERICAN GUIDE,
Don't fail to read it through
II tells the politician when
The election train is due.
The people all along the limo
Applaud Mckinley name,
We stop at every station,
but well get there Just the same"
We have Il iirst-class engineer,
And u ilrst-claSS fireman, too;
While Hobart signals AN Aboardl"
This train will take you through.
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ur.To.Da,e.

The carnival Of music rendered by
the Little Rock Dramatic club at Bethel
A. NJ. n. church, on the s5th ult, is
said to have been the best Of its kind
ever rendered in this city, and among
those who ably assisted in making 1t
grand success were Prof Geo, II. W.
Stewart, J. A. W, Phillips and Estclla
Bush. This being their first attempt
il is encouraging to know that some Of
the good people of Little Rock were so
appreciativc that they greeted them
with a crowded house, and II is now
understood that the Little Rock ORA
matte club will appear In The Harsh
step. Father" at Glcnwood Park, Oct. 80.
The American guide., 1896-10-03

The attention Of those that desire
medical attention is called to the adver.
tisement Of the Rea Treatment, You
should give these doctors call Con-
sultation free Examination and treat'
mcnt reasonable. They guarantee a
cure In all cases or no pay. Call and
wee them. Talk to them abou, your
ailments, it will costlyou nothing. -
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Inv Transfer h Passsnssrs and easass
tss MsmphIs aAd tAs East.

From any part Of the city to Little
Rock and Memhls Railroad depot for all
passengers for Memphis and points bo.
yond. Rate to Memphis only 81, and
to all points correspondlngly cheap.
For tickets, baggage checks, Ste, come
to or sddress George u. Lee, City Ticket
Agent, ITO Ess, Markhan street, Little
Eock, Att,
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A Ptomlsina Base Bail Ieam.

The Reds, OF Little Rock. is one of
the most promising young base ball
teams in our city, They will challenge
any team In their class for one or Sc
rics OF games, II challenged by any
other team In said class, will accept the
same. Any team wishing to play said
tenn will please address
Anderson CorToS, Manager.
The American guide., 1896-10-03
Lille Rock I'D Memphis

sabsolutely the quj rkest line for Mem
NH, and all Easter} and Southeastern
points. Look at Il schedule; Trans
fer bus leaves 1lO Fast Markham st,
la,io d. IN. and ilil(p. m. Train leaves
Arycnta l,O5 D. m. Snd 1918 q, m, Ar
,ycs al Memphis so p m. and $50
A. IN. For Informal Son OF any dcscrlp.
tion. call on or address. Geo. II, Lee,
city ticket agent, N ilo East Markham
St, or II. W. Morrison, general frcirh,
and ticket agent, Little Rock, Ark.
The American guide., 1896-10-03

Paul & Pat, 2ig and 22l West Fifth
street, sell all kinds of feed, flour and
meal; have both telephones and free
delivery wagons. Wagons run until Il
o'clock on Saturday nights.
The Opera House Saloon is open all
day and until o'clock at night. Nisi-
tors to this place will find courteous
bar tenders, and full line Of the popu-
lar brands of wines, whistles, cigars,
tobacco, etc
My fall and winter stock of shop-made
boots and shoes are now in. want
yonr trade and, my word for it, will
treat you on the square. LESCiER'
the shoe man, at corner of FOURTH
and MAIN streets,
Attention! Tultcc, Scott's Crossing,
Wrightsvile, Kco, Woodson and Ash
vale people il you still wear shoes go
to LESCllER'S, the old reliable shoe
house. He is now at the corner of
FOURTH and MAIN.
Read the advertisement of Herman
Kahn & Co, the old rcliables,' Their
manner of doing business has won for
this firm both fame aud fortune Their
mission is to furnish the trade the best
goods in their line at the lowest prices.
When you want a divorce quick; n
deed or mortgage Acknowledged; home
stead land secured; pardon granted
or claim adjusted, call on, write or
telephone TO Atty. $ A. Jones. Tele-
phone No. Isl. Office, lis Louisiana
street, Little Rock, Ark.
A gift to the people of Little Rock,
DIR. Rea 4 Co will treat all who apply
at their office in the Masonic temple for
g. per month and furnish all medicine
free for two weeks only. Office hours,
0 to Il and to 3, Friday and Saturday.
0 to la Sunday morning,
Do you wear tailor made clothesP II
so, call at the Capital loan Office, lO3
East Markham street, where you can
get $50 suit for els. These goods are
purchased from leading tailoring shops
of Chicago and New York. Call and
examine them for yourself.
Something new A class in French
and German will be formed as soon as
possible Conversational method as
that used by the Bcrlitz School of Lam
guagc will be adopted. For further
information and rates, apply to Herr
Il. G. Bryan, 70i East Seventeenth st
The subscribers Of the GUrpr on the
following streets will please prepare to
meet me any day from next Monday
until October l., and pay your subscrip-
ton: Spring, Broadway, Arch, Gaines,
State, lizard, Chester, Ringo, Cross and
Pulaski | am coming.
W. BOLIVAR DAVIS.
The excursion from Little Rock to
Pine Bluff, Sunday, October II, run by
+. NJ. Lewis, r. j. Davis and Peyton
West will be u success, as this is a
great day for church goers and pleasure
seekers in Pine Bluff. Train leaves
union depot at $50 n. m. Returning
train leaves Pine Bluff at p, IN.
Last Sunday was grand rally day at
Mt Pleasant Baptist church, and among
the willing workers" was Tribe No. /,
of which J. W. Walker was captain.
The amount raised and those who will
lingly contributed to Tribe No is as
follows J. W. Walker, 81; Mrs. Mary
Alexander. si,i5; Bealc & Doyle, e.;
Pinsel Co, 81; 7, u. Gordon, '5c; Mr.
scull, 5Oc: Mr. Crowel, soc, Mr.. Rosh-
burn, a5c; scott Meyers, e5c; Mr. Pynell,
a5c; Henry Lasbcr soc; Pink Evans, a5c;
Mrs, Ada Morris, 2jc; VIM. Holt, 25c;
Mr.. Glascoc, zoe; II. lIammonds, s5e;
Mrs lrby, Be. Total, sls,
The American guide., 1896-10-03

Program for song service, Sunday,
oct. 4. I. Address, L. W Bryan. >.
Song hv the service. 3. Vocal solo,
Hattie NJ. lsh. :, Song by the service
:. Vocal s. 20, Rev, Y. u Simms, O,
Essay, Daisy v lliams, :, Song by the
service,
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Bethel A. "A. 6. Church.

Program for sunday, Oct a. /. Ad
dress. j. W. Wclch. 9. Vocal solo, Miss
Florence Lacy. 8, Select reading Miss
Alice Gillian. 4 Vocal solo. Howard
Riley. ., Recitation, Miss Mary Me
Neil. d, Song by the chorus and col
lection. Z Bass solo, =. ;. Baker. $.
Qunr,cttc. W, H. Smith, II. W. Whit
more, Miss Mary Baker and Mrs, Vic
toria Brown.
y. II NICHOLS, Pres.
The American guide., 1896-10-03
CHURCH NOTICES.
First BaDljst Church.

Program for Sunday, Oct 4; |, Song
by the Union. >, Order Of service 3.
instrumental solo, Miss Dora River, T.
Recitation, Miss Essic Johnson. g.
solo. Miss Lcona Washington, q. Ora
tion, Rev. q. w. Wynnc. = Duet,
Misses Florence Lacy and Susie Win
stead 5. Reading, Miss Bettie Harris.
Q. Bcncdiction.
NJ. q. WASHINGTON, Pres.
JULIA ElslIER, Scc'V,
The American guide., 1896-10-03
PERSONAL ms1rlons

In Sykes will leave Sunday at $50
for Memphis
Charley Dean was in 10 see the GUIDE
people last Thursday.
Professors Stewart and I. X. lsh
called on the GUIDE people
Ash Mooney, of Forrest City, has .
good crop and money to spare.
Mrs. Susie Dean is still confined to
her bed, but is slowly improving.
Mrs. Ida Hudson has gone to Texas
to witness the interment Of her brother.
Mrs Matte Mosely, Of Forrest City
will attend the normal school at Helena
Miss Addie Robinsonf Of Cameron, is
in the city, the guest Of Miss N Hickey
Miss Mary Moore, Of Pine Bluff,
spent last Sunday with friends in this
city
$ u. Williamson, Of Helena, is
brother to Nep Williamson, ofthis city
and is a neat tonsorial artist.
Miss Mary Armstrong left for Jones
boro. Ark, last SATURDAY 10 accept
position as teacher in the city school.
Miss lIammie Bryant is confined to
her room with an attack of malarial
fever We wish her speedy recovery
Mrs. Calvin Lee has gone to 81. Louis
to spend few weeks with friends, We
wish her a pleasant stay and a safe re-
turn.
Miss jamie L. Williams has closed her
summer school and Is now teaching
at the same old stand in North Little
Rock
Hon. NJ. W. Glib and j. +. Bush will
leave next week to DO battle for Me-
Kinley all over the state. Judge Gibbs
and Hon. j. f. Bush ere heroes 50 far
US politics are coneernfd'
Misses Leona Richmbnd Estella Bush
and John stephens departed on last
Sunday noon for Nashville, where they
enter school. Misses Bush and Rich
mond enter Fisk University, while Mr.
stephens goes to oSntral Tennessee
college.
j. II. Sykes, on his return trip from
Helena, stopped at Forrest City to visit
his folks He was ticely entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. Rosf Folden and Mr.
and Mrs Reynolds. lhe old home isn't
what it used to be, bat there is mark
that shows that the cncc careful hands
still hold control OF the long ago.
Hon. j. 4. Bush went to Memphis,
Tenn, last "Wednesday, where he
met his wife, Mrs. Cora T. Bush, on
her return trip from Nashville, Tenn,
where she had gone II place her daugh-
ter, Stella, Miss Ledna Richmond and
Master John stephen, in Fisk Univer.
sity. Mr.. and Mrs. lush arrived home
Thursday evening
j. II. Sykes has returned from Helena
where he had been in attendance at a
meeting of the state grand lodge Of the
NJ T. of A. lie SAY many new faces.
The order has sprhd itself over II
states and is still trowing. Let the
good work 90 on Bother Keats, and
grand scribe, j. Il. Bush, the supreme
...n al ,,aat.p tvt' url Won mt the
proper time. ~
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REPAIR BULLETIN,
). E. Henderson, sos West Ninth street.
Little Rock. Arkansa.
WATCH REPAIRING
CLMls
JEwHIRy
Eo,lce.

There will be meeting OF the Pro
gressivc league at Thompsons hall,
Thursday, October 5, nj $50 p M All
persons Interested IN this organization
are cordially invited To be present
j. NJ. Common, Pres
The American guide., 1896-10-03

sunday School at IA m. Morning
nraycr and sermon at II H. m. Even
ing prayer and lecture at sp. m.
REv. |. L. DANIELS, Rector.
The American guide., 1896-10-03
No,lceI Nolicel NoIlcel

A Western Cottage organ for sale
cheap -ss5 cash, Call at ii0S West
Ninth street. MRs. A. RoYsrERS.
The American guide., 1896-10-03
Sa,,un.a Grand uiHrrrs Mosaic rcmpiars
IL nLnI

Na,unaI UrinI VINrers NosnIc TempIHrs
of tntricI
C. W Keats \. q, NJ, 9lS West Tenth St,
Little Rock, Ark 80
Tie Rock ArN ,.
j. 4 paws, n q, T., lslj Rard s., Little
Rack ARK ..,
National Committee Go W gillian, l.uln
Miss A. j. Morton. Lonpyirw TuNaai Alice
white Chnttnuooga, Tenn Jennie washing
ton 1873 Sprinr St, Little Rock. ARR. jamie
WeStmoroland llunrne. TcNusi y r. Frazier,
Dallas. Texas; Thomas Daniels, Little Rock,
Ark; NJ n. Harrison, chief deputy, Montgom-
cry Ala; c, Mcintosh, national grand ehiot
Little Rock Ark
The American guide., 1896-10-03

There is no t rumor in err
cula,ion among u-Sfeaders that IA
leigh Springs watt will not be fur-
nishcd TO color,d pt'nle. On the con-
trary the Ralcigh q pany has several
customers anon i ctlored people to
whom it suppl, he water by the
month, Many o. M friends have been
directed TO use a tatc' by their phN'
sicians, and we havfyet to hear SIN
gle complaint by AMI one who has ousi'
ness relations with the gentlemen In
charge. On the othe3 hand compliments
are the rule. and tht wonderful water
is making many rdnarkable cures oil
stomach and lsidncJtroubles
The American guide., 1896-10-03
N, q, q, OIilorrs 4, u, =.

Mn. I.ust,r. n Il G.. Little Rock Ark
j. H. Aycrs y sr u. G., Cincinnati ohio
H. W nrcut n Jr Is G., Mincho.lcf ky
". " Butler n. Is, r., 81. Louis Mo.
j u Turner N Asst r., Memphis. Tenu.
n. W. ShcuUlt. n, k W. Lexington, KY
". H. THROWN. ~. G.. G.. O,G,.JoGcrsonyill Ind
H. NJ inn1noll, ~ X y Little Rock, ARR
W,n Il Prize. e. lst O.. Cincinnati, OHIO,
q. l.. Thompson, Il "a a., Lexington, liy
Trustees \ W. Gibson. W. l. johnson,
.oulsyillo kV3 WIN. Porter Mcmphis Tenn
n u. u. IS g. N n Nancy, Louisylllci WIN.
evils Memphis. g. &, MAKO st Louis
u Slmrs rUidc, Louisville,
The American guide., 1896-10-03
sTIlET sOCIETIFs,

CIINLR LENT IUNNDEK NO 10I, Vt T.
y VI A.. of nrcWton Ala Meets the lst and
an Friday afternoon at o'clock Of cach
month Emma " Williams, N. q NJ. Annice
smith " ;
IOHN a. INNOu LODGE no. si *, Of Il;
~ OF the World meets Oh the l1t ana dd
Thursday oil rhts uf tncu month L. j, bcwircc,
4. Edward Jnul,,1n, d.. j, H. lonFstrcct ~
r Il n, Taylor treasurer
\xF NJ LANTOR LODGE No ~ t. AND
w. h. " IT. Of the World. located AZ La
grange, Ark meets on the a and an Thurs
day NJ each mouth, y W. Williams, y. w
Treasurer
TI-EINUT LulGE 80 -. X. OF II. OF
| hp World located OF Scclls Lee county,
Arkansas. larris tho urst and third Tuesday
ulght VI each month N. b. fi2ycruld y; W
$ johnson. a.. Lr \ Hunter T. r. W NJ
johnson Tusis
The American guide., 1896-10-03
9, rhlIlIn', IpI,oopaI Church DIrcelor.

MAGGIE Hut, scc'N
The American guide., 1896-10-03
LlrTLE ROCK PCsTOEFiCn.
49, OyNIIES ANp cL0sI1S " uo.,.
'''' kAlLa

r., OF Opening ,pa oionrz of Nan.
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ConnrenalIonal.

JULIA FIsuER, Scc'y,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-04-09

Balance in treasury. 90. .&5,717
The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Jan 2, 1896:
TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in Treasury to tie credit of the
various funds, Jan 2, 1896:
In State fund. ......,......S 1915 66
In general county fund.-. 1904 Is
In cash contingent fund.-. 1921 SO
In INDECENT sick fund D D.. "a 81
In county school fund. .... 80. =.
In officers salary fund.-. 308 %
In road fund. ......... 1882 ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08

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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08

AUSTIN. March 7.-Goyernor Guile =
son has renewed the following rev Ard ;
Two hundred dollars for the arrest OF
Ike Cooper. charged with the murder OF
Harrie, Williams In Burleson county in
August, 1891. ,
One hundred dollars for the arrest oil
Marx williams. charged with the muir
der OF Dennis Fort on March 49, 1885,
In Burleson county.
Two hundred dollars for the arrest oil
T. H. MoDAde, charged with the muir
der Of Harry Washington ON March 20
1891. in Burleson county.
Two hundred dollars for the arrest OF
Jim Davis, charged with the murder OF
MalndA Melting on Dec. IL, 1884, II
Galveston county
The governor also offered reward o
1000 for the arrest Of Bowen. charge
with the murder Of Smith on Jan.
1896, In Orange county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-08
DEMONSTRATIONS IN SPAIN.
They Cause No Alarm Among hsmbsH
Of Congress At Warrington

Thsy Cause No Alarm Among Members
Of Congress at Washington.
WASHINGTON. March Tho news oil
the demonstration against the United
States consulate at Valencia by the
Spanish mob stirred no resentment
whatever among the members OF the
hoase and caused hardly any comment
IL was received a. an incident Of no par
ticular significance. but merely the out
break Of students.
Chairman Hit Of the foreign Affairs
committee remarked that the action oil
the Spanish government in closing two
Of the universities to prevent disorder
plainly showed It's condemnation o.
hostile demonstrations against the Unit
ed States.
There is no disposition among mex
bers Of the foreign affairs committee q
present to present joint resolutions 10
the recognition Of Cuban belligerenc
which the | residSn; would be compelle
10 act upon.
The cabinet held long session yestel
day and the general impression Is q
Cuban situation was discussed.
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B. II. Johnson, superintendent q.
construction Tor the long-distance iele-
phone company, was here Yesterday.
DR.. Allen returned to Bolton yes'er-
|dsy.
See our beautiful line OF card casef
and ladies' purses, just received at
s0.d Sam b. Wilson x 20.
some Of the young people spent the
evening most pleasantly at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Carlton Friday
night
u Lima photographs over the po'totiiee
Ell. Cunningham, the great sugar
planter, Is going 10 establish a paper
mill at sagarland 70 manufacture papel
from cane stalks after they have beer
pressed.
have just received line fhand
kerchief extracts. "Purple Azalea,
"Violeile de Parme," "Iliawaiha,
etc. These are elegant goods and can
MOI iaIl TO Civ p RECT sal siaciion.
~ NJ. II. James
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AN IMPORTANT Catch
Three Green Goods Swindlers
Run In at Chicago.
1T WAS A oLEvERIY LAID PLOT.

Their Circulars Fsn Into the Haads OF
Unitsd states Omslai'. aud Two Dep
MY Marshals Met the Men Disguised
a. Arkansas Farmsrs-The swindisFs
mad sas, 900 In Good MoneJ'
CHICAGO. March 7.-Possoflce lnspeo-
tor Stuart has made an important cap
ture Of green goods swindlers here
The sharpers had in their possession be.
sides their bogus bills $4,000 In good
money. Three men were arrested. Inc
prisoners arc Charles Herd. alias Vogle,
sr., L Gray. alias vogle, Jr., and
Frank smythe. The capture was the
result Of oieverly laid plot.
For two months past the mails In THIS
section Of the country have been flooded
with green goods" circulars. Last
week deputy marshals were sent &c
Arkansas, whore they placed themselves
IN communication with the operators
An appointment was made for Chicago
and two deputies disguised a. country
men came 70 Chicago.
The deputies registered at the Allan
tic hotel. Here they were met by her'
who was informed that the Arkansa
visitors wanted the state rights for tn
dissemination Of the goods An agree
ment was finally reached and as a re
suit meeting was held yesterday a
Hotel Delaware on Cottage Grove ave
nue., near sixty.third street. Will
the men were haggling over terms
signal was given and the doors WEI
burst in. An exciting struggle ensue'
during which revOlvers were pulled
but the men we're finally overpowere'
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Queer Damage salt.

DALLAS, March IA peculiar case
came up and was passed in Judge Gray |.
cour, here. Il was q suit for toOO'
damages brought by q man named Al
len agains. DIR. Armstrong. health OF
fi,er. About year ago a Mrs. Allen
was removed from q house ON kas'
Commerce street 20 the hospital. she
was suffering with smallpox, aud th'
health officer bought tho house from
her husband aud burned It Although
the health officer received q deed 10
the structure, the woman did not sigI
IL. and hence the suit.
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nn,h Hound Over.

MEMPHIS, Tex. March The ex'
aiming trial In the caso Of the State
va w. NJ. PArdue for the killing OF
John r. Jones ON last Tuesday, also
that of w. +. Scarborough, A. an 40
oomplice, came mp before Justice J. X
BadRette. After hearing the testlm ony
from all the eye witnesses the court al
lowed Mr.. Pardue bail in the sum o
$4,000 and Mr.. Scarborough was Allowe'
hail for $4,000 Bond In each case wa
given Mt once. and tho men wall nov
await the action OF the grand jury.