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LuETGERT,s SECOND TRIAL
Will Begin This Week, if the State
 Can Have It So.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-There is a pos. sibility that the second trinl of Adolph L. Luetgert, the alleged wife murderer, will begin this week. States Attorney eneen said today that unless the defense waived for Q continuance and shll persisted in their demand for the release of the prisoner on ball, he would put the case on the trial call for Wednesday. The States Attorney does not know what Judge will be selected to hear the second trial. Judge Horton has been selected and the case may come up before him.
 "The second trial will not be as long as the recent trial was, said States Attorney Deneen. We know the defense now. We are also better prepared with our own eyi. dence, and there is much of it that was submitted during the trial just ended that will be omitted on the new trial. We have considerable important new evidence which we will introduce. But now that we know the situation thoroughly, the progress of the new trial will be more rapid, but none the less inter. estins than the first trial. We shall not consent to bail, and if the de- fense will not ask for continuance the trial will proceed as indicated. ?
 States Attorney Deneen will iu- sist that something be done in the Luetgert ease this week. He does not intend to permit the defense to spring upon him the technical asser- ton that Luetgert has been in jail four terms of court without a trial, and is therefore entitled to his dis charge. With the close of the pres ent week four full terms of the criminal Court shall have elapsed since Luetgert was indicted. As the case now stands it is the same as if no trial was ever had.
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WILL KEEP II OUT.
QUARANTINE OFFICER LOVE.
 LADY DISCHARGED.
Conductor Kenwood and Family not
 Permitted to Remain.

Telegrams received at the Board of Trade this morning state that three new cases of yellow fever have devel- oped in Memphis. Many people are leaving Memphis to avoid the plague.
 The quarantine regulations at this place are being strictly enforced by our Board of Health. Saturday night n passenger was allowed to land without having the necessary certificates and the health officer on that train was promptly discharged. Assistant Chief of PoliceCraig is now guarding trains coming in from Memphis. Mir. Craig is an efficient officer and fear need not beentertain- cd that the plague will be permitted to get into Pine Bluff.
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DrOn Coffnn.

The Arkansas cotton planter is waiting for the prosperity circus that has been advertised. Short crops of grain in Europe have raised the price of bread and made the wheat-growers happy. Protection has raised tho price of all other articles and made the manufacturer bappy, but neither European crops nor protective tariffs have raised the price Of cotton SO that tbe Southern farmers can meet f he increased cost of living.
 Today cotton has taken another drop. It is selling on the streets at prices ranging from 04.90 to 5R.
 Notwithstanding the drop In price the receipts today have been very large. The streets all day have been crowded with wagon loads Qt cotton. The receipts at Scales No |, show 2493 bales, against 32l1 bnlcs this time last year. Scales No. show 4259 received up to Oct 26. 1897, against 3307 samc time last year, making m increase of re. ceipts of the year 1897 over 1896 up to Oct. 26. 22l bales.
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LATER

Conductor Kenwood was the man from Memphis who was allowed to land in Pine Bluff. He had his wife, who had come through Memphis from Nashville, Tenn. with him. They came into Pine Bluff Sunday afternoon and stopped at their rooms at the Arlington. As soon as it was learned that Mir. and Mrs. Kenwood had arrived in Pine Bluff from Memphis the officers of the Board of Health took the matter under advisement. Mir. KenwoOd left the city on his regular run md Monday afternoon the Bonrd met and decided that Mrs. Kenwood could not remain. Her husband was so notified and he at once secured 4 pass for her and she left Pine Bluff last night for Fair Oaks.
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Our Fair Edition.

With commendoble enterprise, Brother J. W. Adams, of the Pine Bluff GRAPHIC, issued a splendid Fair edition of his excellent paper last week It contained all the necessary information regarding the big Fair, aud served as valuable guide for visitors to the beautiful city in which it is published Bro. Adams also changed his daily from an evening to morning paper dur ing Fair week.-Camden Beacon.
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Extract From Speech of Hon W. l.. Terry on Dingley
 Tariff Bill.

You may put money into the pockets of q mill owner by imposing n tariff tax oh lumber. but what about the millions Of American peo- ple who need lumber to build their homes?
 oThe sawmill business may Do the kind of an "infant industry" that YOU want to encourage, but what about the young men who are talk ing our fair young women into llie partnerships and needing lumber tu mild their homes? l want to say to you. Mir. Chairman, in confidence that that is the kind oi infant ID dustry" that I want to see eneour
 !, ffa,,rhtar ond aDDlause.
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JN0. BRUNS0N MARRIED.
He Marres a Miss Williams at Hot
 Springs.

A special to the Gazette from Hot Springs few days ago told Of the marriage of Mrs. Ernestinc Will jams and Mir. John ". Brunson. The Sentinel of that city contains the following about the wedding
 Mir. John W. Brunson and Mrs. Ernestine Williams were quietly married at the residence of Judge William NJ. Matheny, on Fountain street, last night, Rev. R. R. Moore performing the ceremony. The we'd ding was a strictly private affair, only the immediate relatives of the bride being present.
 The bride is one of Hot Springs fairest daughters and is the daugh- ter of ex-GoYernor T. NJ. Rector, well and fayoraoly known thcoug out the state.
 Mir. Brunson is the son of the late Dr. Ran Brtnson, of Pine Bluff. and comes from one of the oldest and most distinguished families of lief ferson county. He took up his abode in this city about eighteen months ago and has since that time been manager Of the Rector House, on upper Central avenue. During his residence in this city he has made many friends, who will join with the Sentinel in corgratulatirg him upon having won so charming bride.
 We are informed that Mr. and Mrs. Brunson Will mako Hot Springs their home in the future, which will be very gratifying to their numer-
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\ Pardon.

r. NJ. Hudson, q leading young at- torney of Pine Bluff, was in the city today and secured from Gov. Jones 6 pardon for Alfred Golden, colored, who was convicted June 1, 1896, of selling hquor without license and sentenced to pay a fine of S200 and costs. Since his conviction he has been on the farm continually, thus adding another to the list of what Gov Fishback termed convict farm outrageS. The petition for pardon was signed by Judge John NJ. Elliott, Prosecuting Attorney s. c. Martin and many of the leading white citizens of Althelmer, where the blind tiger was operated. The petitioners state that Golden was technically guilty of the offense, but that he had been led into it by de- signing parties for their own gain; further they set forth that he is not man of sufficient intelligence tc comprehend the real nature of the crime, and, even if he were, fourteen months Imprisonment on the coun, ty farm would be ample punish. ment. -ArkanSa Democrat.
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Doa t think because you are sick and aothing seems to give ; on relief thatyou can't he cured
 Fhsre must be cure for you some where.
 II yotr doctor can't cure you, per haps hehas mistaken the cause. Any body is liable to mako mistake sometimes.
 One se. three of us sufier from indi- gestion, and oae ont of three dyspep- ties doesn't know 1t. That is, he may kno@ he is sick. but he b'amcs 1t to something else
 Indigestion is the cause of half or our dangerous diseases.
 Shaker Digestive Cordial, made from tonic medicinal roots and herbs, Is the most natural cure for indigestion. It relieves the symp- toms and cures the disease gently, naturally. efficiently, giving fresh fife strength and health to sick dys- pepties. -
 At druggists. \ trial bottle for 10 cents. al WI
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Commissioner Vincenheller has re- turned from visit to tho Monticello and Pine Bluff fairs. He reports most successful demonstrations ut both places, and uniform kindness in treatment. On account of the pro. tr@ted drouth the agricultural pro- dutts were somewhat deficit, yet mott creditable displays were made undr the circumstances, showing whit could he accomplished in favorable year. Arkansas Demo crat.
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X few weeks ago the editor was taken with a very severe cold that caused him to be in q most miseT- able condition. 1t was undoubtedly bad case of la grippe and recogniz- ing 1t as dangerous he took immedi- ate steps to bring about a speedy cure. From the advertisement of Ghamberlains Cough Remedy and the many good recommendations included therein. we concluded to makea first trial of the medicine. To saY that is was satisfactory in its results ls putting it very mildly, indeed. It acted like magic and the result was a speedy and perman- ent cure. Ne have no hesitancy in recommending this excellent cough remedy 10 anyone afflicted with a cough or cold in any form,-The Banner of Liberty, Tibertytown, Md. The 9 and 50 cent sizes for sale by N. l. nnwOOdy X Co.,, druggists
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Worth Battroit, the man who as- saulted ex-Sheriff j. s. Lee last Wednesday, night with club, was fined Sl0 for assault and battery and $1 for disturbing the peace. Battroft said that Mir Lee once as- sisted in arresting him and through day he was making threats against Lee. He got drunk and, meeting Mir Lee Wednesday night, assaulted him with n club. The trinl was bee fore ". D. Vance.
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John ". Thomas Day.-@Tennessee Centennial, Nashville. Tenn, Uctoher 2S. For this occasion the Cotton Belt will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to Nashville, and return, at SS % Tickets will be sold fnl trail No. i arriving at Memphis aIi morning of October ? and for train N ? arriv- ing at Memphis on the vening of October 2S. Return limi, Nov. l.
 H Brinru an. Agt.
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New York Doctors Comlng.

Doctor Boman, consulting physi- clan of the New York Doctors, will be in Pine Bluff for two dars, only, at Hotel Trulock, on November 1st and Second. Don't fail to consult the greatest of all specialists, Doctor Bomon. Consultation free and in- vited. Don't forget the dates, NoY. lst and 2nd. 10 26dlw
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NEW YORK DOCTORS IN PINE BLUFF.

fnl follies and indlscretious--the awful cf- fleets of blood poisoning organic weak ness, nervous debility, orany Of the ailments following in their wake should begin prop CT treatment at once. Tho best medical science and treatment IS the best in the end. Make no mistakes. Your health IS precious. and chronic diseases is not q fit subject Tor experience. We are prepared aud equipped 10 treat all manner of chronic. nervous and pri- vate diseases. We cure catarrh, Stricture. epilepsy. Yarlcocele. hydrOcele. eczema. skin diseases. rupture. piles, weakness of men. female rouble, rheumatlsm, gOnorrhoeR nervous debility, brain diseases geet, blood poison. liver and kidney complaints weak back and bladder troubles. tumors, ulcers. Hstula. sW Piles. structure and varicoceie cured by our new method. No deIention from businesss, Our long experience and special equipment enable us to succeed where others tail. Write your troubles IF living away from the city. Thousands are cured at home by means Of correspondence and medicines sent them. Send for symptom blank Of any disease,
 WE CIIRE Catarrh. structure. epilepsy. eczema, skin diseases, rupture pies. wcnk- ness of men, female troubles, rheumatism.
 Gonorrhoea, nervous debility. brain diseases. glect, blood poison, liver and kidney com
 plaints, weak back and bladder troubles.
 Tumors, syphilis or cancer. strieturcs dis
 solved by electricity. No cutting or painful operations. No detention from bussness.
 Our charges are tho most reasonable .ssytem of treatment periect experience the most
 extensive and our offices completely equip
 ed. Call on or address
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"The Heart of Chicago" q big scenic production of good play the scenes of which are laid in Chiea go, will be the attraction at the opera house Thursday night, Nov Ath. It Is said to be one of the big sest productions of the year and tN have made big sum of money already.
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Mir j. C. Baldwin, formerly night clerk at tho Trulock, is now a sales man in the clothing store of Kastor X Bluthenthal. Mr. Baldwin, who Is an experienced salesman, will be pleased to have his friends call upon him
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Mir Luther J. Smith, for four years the efficient book-keeper at tho Pine Bluff Mercantile O., resigned his position with that firm Saturday night. Mir. R, L. Atkinson now has charge of the books of the Mercan- tile Co.
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Gane Ftsh.

For game fish, fresh oysters, fresh sausage. celery and all kinds of fresh meats call on Wm. Wells. Telephone orders speciality. All orders will receive prompt attention and oe delivered to any part of the city cash on delivery. Our motto: Hive and
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Tetter, ealt.Rheuna and Eezema

The intense itching and smarting inc, dent to these diseases is instantly allayec by applying Chamberlain 8 Eye anc Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by t. U is equally efficient fer itching piles an' a fav0rite remedy for sore nipples chappeS hands, chilblains, frost bite and chronic sore eyea. 25 cts. per box
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Croup Quickly Cnred.

Mountain Glen, Ark.--Our children were suffering with eroup when we received a bottle of Chamberlain s cough remedy. 1t afforded almost instant relief.-F. A. Thornton. This celebrated remedy Is for sale by ". l.. Dewoody X O., druggists.
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The ease against Morris Benson, charged with petit larceny. was transferred from Vance's court 10 that of Justice Niven's on change of venue by the defendant.
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Suit was instituted in the Jefferson Circuit court bv Seionia Hudson against the St. L. S. N. Ky. Co.,, for damages, yesterday on account of the death of her husband
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Mrs. D, s. Bluthenthol returned thIs morning from q summer vaca- ton spent at Cincinnati, Chicago, Pike's Peak ar.d other places.
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Miss Bettie worthen, of Little Rock, is visiting Miss Sue Knox. She was schoolmate of Miss Knox at Belmont College.
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The little son of Mr. k. c. Fuller, of Fordyce. was brought to the city last night to have his eye treated. The little boy stuck a knife in the ball of his eyes, and it is feared his sight will be impaired.
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Marriage licenses were issued Sat urday by County Clerk Flanders to tho following parties: Mr. Albert Wilkerson and Miss Jessie Tuxt- worth; MT. George Henry of Dexter, and Miss Ida ThaYer; Geo. NJ Will burn (coL} and Fannie Thompson.
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WANTED-0ne reliable boy to carry papers, apply to the business office of the GRAPHIC. d2 WI
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Grand Lodge, I. o. 0. r., Of Ark ansas, at Texarkana. Ark, October 26. to %. For this occasion the Iron Mountain Railway will sell tickets to Texarkana and return, at rate of S4.50. Dates of sale Oct. q, 9 and 26. Limited Q Oct. 30.
 II. B. Nizell, Agt.
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Squire N. D. Vance is wearing Il serene and contented expression on this. his 54th birthday. The GRAPH ic wishes that many more years of usefulness may be enjoyed by Justice Vance.
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LOOK FOR THE FACTS demonstrated hv sxperieDce. Thousands and thousands Of people suffering from effects of impure blood have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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What q treat to know your suit will fit when finished, if made by Burns, the Tailor. Not so with agents. !05tf
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Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the bowels. Cure sick headache. 25c.
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MessFs. R. C., R. T. and r. (. Full lers came up from FOrdyce last oIgbt (Monday).
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The ease against Sam Franklin, in the Police Court this morning for committing q nuisance, was con- tlDued till 1 o'clock this afternoon.
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Mr. F. NJ. Hudson returned last night from Little Rock, after spend- lug the day in the Capital City on business.
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Martha Mitchell was fined s by Judge Brown this morning for dis turblng the peace.
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Burns giunt pants weighes 22S lbs. The tickets have not yet been exam ined and the winning number Is not known.
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New imported dill pickles. olives, and mince meat, at Joe c. Meyer.
 1913 d9t
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Miss Mae Quilting. of Pendleton. Is visiting Misses Marion and Reba Dewoody on west Fourth avenue.
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Miss Josephine Smith arrived thIs morning from Missouri, on visit to Miss Lillian Atkinson.
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you NEED HoouA ,oarsaparillt
 if your blood is impure, your appe' tite gone, your health impaired. Moth ing builds up health like HOODS
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Nr. Jacoo Helpit wife and daugh- ter, of Bentley, kas., are visiting tbeir son, II. E Belvie, at Faith.
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Miss Mamie Bradford, who is con ducting q school at English is spend- ing the day with her parents.
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Mir Dan Quilting has returned to his home at Pendleton after spending the week seeing the fair.
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Miss Willie Atkinson returns today from weeks visit to friends in Little Rock She wi bo accom- panied by Miss Allie CHI, one of Lit tie Rocks most popular young ladies, who will be the guest of the Misses Atkinson for several days.
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TO an Good Dressers:-I respect fally solicit your order for fine trade My stock of woolens Is complete. 10 5dtf BURNS the Tailor.
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s. NJ. Pnllen was fined g by Judge Brown, this morning, for being drunk and disorderly.
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nr. CnAY,s Condition Powders. ~

Dr.. Cady's Condition POWders, are just what horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and Yermifnge. They 6re not food but medicine and the best In use to put a horse iI4 prime condition. Price % cents per package.
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Office at HOTEL TRULOCK

Ability Honesty, Experience suceess.-if you suffer from the effects of any chronic
 nervous, blood skin or special disease do not intruet your ease to physician whose time has been spent to q general practice. but come to Us and get an honest opinion OI your aflictiOn. We have made special study of these diseases and have had many years of actual experience in their treat meut. You come to us with the assurance that you will receive the most modern, seien- tile and su cessfui treatment and that and that a complete and permanent cure will be effected in the shortest possible time. We make 1t a business arrangement with every patient to cure him of uis afliiction speedily and permanently. Our charges arc reason abe and we guarantee permanent cure in every ease undertaken. No woman who is suffering from any of the painful and dis. tressing diseases that make the life of woman miserable should fail to take advantage of our special treatment by which immediate relief will be afforded and a complete cure effected within short time. Don't delay for time is precious. Disease works rapidly. and what can easily be accomplished now may soon be impossible. Young m ddle-aged and old men. suffering from tho results of youth
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Miss Marion Dewoody who has been quite sick for the past week, is expected to be some better today.
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Miss Mamie Bradford eameup from English yesterday afternoon to visit the fair and spend the Sabbath with Dor parents.
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Mr. J. J. T. Kcndrick, the New Edinburg merchant, Is in the city today.
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ur. John W. Sheehan, of Little Roek, registered at the TFulock Mon- dAy.
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Get your meals and lunches at the Elk Restaurant, on Barraque St. Meals served in frst-class style Terms to suit the times. 9 5 If
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The preliminary trial of Charles Jones, who was arrested at the park yesterday for working school children for their passes. will be hnd in Justice Nivens eourt Mon- daV.
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Rev. F. B. Sapp returned Saturday from a trip to Indianapolis, Ind
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Mr. Holcombe, recently with Blum's Dry Goods Emporium, is BOW behind the dress goods counters of the Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.
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Mr. L. s. stowcn, of Little Rock, ts registered at the Trulock,
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pr. A. E. Loving, for many yeara practlclng physician in this city, but recently residing at Camden, has returned to Pine Bluff and is again praeticing here
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Mr. c. F. Johnson came down from Little Rock today.
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Mir. c.. E. Wells came down from Little Rock Monday.
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Mir. Adolph Lyons, of Little Rock, is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
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Mr. ". R. Smith. of Eagle Mills, is h the city.
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Mir. II. B. Edmonds came down from Little Rock today.
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Mir. J. P. Lee, of Clarendon, is at the Arlington.
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Mir. Wm. l.. Wick, of Little Rock, is registered at the Trulock.
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W. J. Stanfleld, editor Of the Cleveland Herald, returned yes terday to Rison, after spending sev- eral aays here In seeing the laIr.
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Mir. Adolph Lyons, of Little Rock ls visitor today.
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WANTED-Two boys with ponies;
 apply to business office of the GRAPHIC. d2 WI
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Miss Sallie Ritehie. of Little Rock. is visiting friends in inc city
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Those who believe .hronlc diar- rhma to be ineurabit should read what Mir. r. E. Grishamc, of Gaars Mills, La, has to say on the subject, viz: 'l have been sufferer from chronic diarrh9a ever since the war and have tried all kinds of medicines for 1t. At last found remedy that effected q cure and that was Cham berlain's collie, cholera and diarrhna remedy" This medici3e can always be depended upon for c0lera morbus, dysentery and diarrhma. It is pleas ant to take and never fails to effect a cure p and 50 cent sizes for sale by W l. Dewoody X Co., druggists.
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Miss Lillian Purcell, of Little Rock. who has.been visiting Miss Miriam Porter during the week, leaves for her home today.
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Mir. P. M. Yaugine Is in town to day.
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Dr. Boman, from New York City, the learned and skilled specialists, is now located permanently at 5l0it Main St., Little Rock. Ark Dr. Roman will visit Pine Blutf Novem7 Der 1st and 2d; will visit Pine Bluff regular tho lst and 2d of each month the year rOund. A chance of life time to consult this emi- nent physician right at your door. Consnlta flnn- eNnfninnfiOn md adElce free.
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From Tuesdays Daily

Mir. L. ". Clement, of Swan Lake. is in the city.