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The herald., 1897-11-20
EAST SIDE NEWS
Thankoffering Service at Second
Presbyterian Church


Presbyterian Church
The various societies of the Second
Presbyterian church held an all day
Thanksgiving service yesterday in the
church at the corner of Daily street and
Downey avenue. The meeting was
opened with devotional services by Miss
Chapman. Miss Cruikshank gave an
interesting talk on the Chinese schools.
At l 80 lunch was served. The afternoon
session was opened with prayer by Mrs.
Chaplin, for many years missionary in
China. Miss Boone spoke of the Span
ish schools. Miss De Graft of the work in
Utah; the blessedness of giving, by Mrs.
j. 3. Stewart of Pasadena. A recitation
was given by Miss Ella Easton; Miss
Perry sang a selection; Harold Griffin
gave recitation; Miss Marian Cook a
solo; Miss Pnney spoke of the work of
the Occidental board; Mrs. Hamilton
read a paper on opportunities for mis-
sion work in camp life; Mrs. Minor closed
the services with remarks and prayer
Miss Dottie Smith entertained num-
ber of her little friends Thursday after
noon at her home on North DAILY street
in honor of her sixth birthday anniver-
sary. The following were those present:
Eleanor Bingham, Richard de Lunis,
Katherine Flint, William Flint, Alma
Griffin Margery Prior, Jack Prior, Mar
gerry Baker, Earle Baker, Margery Mo-
sher, Sam Mosher, Donald Wood Harry
Bradford, Nathaniel Bradford, Hall Cat
tenach, Dorothy Cooper, Louis Morri-
son, Leonis Stockwell, Andrew Smith,
Helen and Francis Eames.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott and children
of Elvarano are visiting Mrs. ScotNs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McGraw of
North Workman street.
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TO MODIFY 1T
HitchiDg Ordinance Will Be
Somewhat Changed
STREET RAILWAYS MUST PAVE
OTHERWISE THE WORK WILL BE
DOME FOR THEM
STREET RAILWAYS MUST PAVE
Final Street Ordinances Ready for
Passage-An Alley Wanted.
Notes and News

When the session of the board of pub
morning there We're nearly one hundred
men in attendance, the announcement
that the board intended to reopen the
hearing of the anti-hitching ordinance
being responsible for the gathering
The matter was taken up first and fol
nearly an hour there was a repetition OF
much the same kind of argument that
had been made at the time the ordinance
was under consideration before its pas
sage. Secretary Zeehandelaar of the
Merchants and Manufacturers associa-
ton stated that when the subject was
first spoken of it was the wish of the
association to allow the merchants the
privilege of loading and unloading goods
in front of their stores and also of Civ
ing delivery wagons a chance to deliver
goods to the places of business in the
district affected by the ordinance. He
was in favor of a modification so as tC
give to the persons who wished it this
right. He opposed the proposition to
abolish the measure and return to the
old ordinance.
Others took up the fight at the conclu-
sion of the secretary's speech and for 4
time several We're talking at once.
S. A. Bullfinch of the Union Ice COM
pany pointed out the hardships that the
merchants suffered as a result of the
ordinance, saying that it was necessary
for them to send two men everywhere
their teams went even if it were only TO
the postoflice after the mail. He recon-
mended that a time limit be placed upon
the hitching privilege. Others spoke in
a similar vein. Councilman Grider
stated that he was opposed to the pres
ent measure and favored a return to the
old one. At first the board was inclined
to take this view of it, but after hearing
all that those present had to say they
decided to take the matter under ad-
visement and report direct to the coun-
Gil.
1t is certain that their recommends
ton will be that the present ordinance
be amended, and it is probable that the
amendment will be that merchants be
allowed to receive and discharge goods
from wagons in front of their places of
business and that delivery of goods be
permitted without the necessity of hav-
ing a man to hold a team while the de-
livery is being made.
AS to the routine street matters which
had been referred to it, the board made
the following report:
In the matter of the petition of B.
Childs ct al, we recommend that pro-
ceedings to sidewalk Fremont avenue
between Third and Fourth streets be
abandoned, and that the property own
ers be given permission to do the work
The herald., 1897-11-20
COST OF CENTRAL AVENUE
Estimate Per Foot Is S1.sO on Two
Miles of Work

The estimate of cost of the improve
ment of Central avenue from the South
ern Pacific tracks to the south city
boundary has been completed. 1t is as
follows: Nine thousand two hundred
and seventy mine and eighteen-one hun
dredths feet of grading and graveling,
SIG, 134.93; 16,s01.40 feet of curb at 81
cents, $520S.44; 2034.50 feet of crosswalks
at 6112 cents, s17S0.19; S3,347.36 square
feet of sidewalk at II cents, S916S.21; to-
tai contractors costs, S32.S91.21; engin-
eers' fees, $3i5.20; printing fees. $3.50,
inspectors fees, $33450; total cost. S33,
GO9.92. The costs to the property owners
will average $3.50 per lineal foot
The herald., 1897-11-20
CITY CLERKS REPORT
Will Be Accompanied by Two Import
ant Street Ordinances

The weekly report of the city clerk
to the council, which was prepared yes
terday, will show that the council has
acquired jurisdiction to pass final or
dinances ordering the work on two i'm
portant pieces of street work. They are
the opening, widening, extending and
Strengthening of Stanley avenue, from
the intersection of San Pedro and JEFF
1erson streets to the south city boundary,
and the widening of Sixteenth street,
from the western boundary of the city
to point near Bush street. The final
ordinance will accompany and be made
The herald., 1897-11-20

the stand she reluctantly acknowledged
that Frey had never actually battered
her in person. He had just put his little
9-year-old boy up to pelting her with
stones In getting out the complaint,
however, she had desired to strike at the
root of the-evil and for that reason had
the parent of the youthful malefactor
arrested. This seemed to Justice Nor
rison a somewhat novel manner of pro-
ceeding with prosecution, and as there
has been no precedent of the kind he
did not care to set one. The case was
dismissed.
The herald., 1897-11-20

Twelve days from today the Herald
Publishing company will give to some
good guesser five ounces Of Klondike
nuggets. One months subscription to
the daily, paid in advance, or one
years subscription to the weekly paid
in advance will entitle the subscriber
to a guess. There are about - mug
gets in the vial, you fill out the blank,
If you have the best guess you get the
nuggets, now is your time. Send in
your rs cents-or one dollar.
The herald., 1897-11-20
1T WAS SMALL FREY
That Proved a Source of Great Annoy
ance to Mrs. Thompson

A battery case against George Frey
which was the outcome of a neighbor-
hood row fell fiat in Justice Morrison's
court yesterday afternoon when the
facts came out. Frey was arrested on
a warrant sworn out by Mrs. Zenia p.
Thompson of Chestnut street. When
the complaining witness was placed on
The herald., 1897-11-20
Ladies, Attention !

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liar to women, we offer simple, inexpensive
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Will Take Her Home

A protest against the petition of j
Flores for the sale of certain city land
was filed in the city clerks office yester-
day by Mrs Jesus Calderon. She claims
that the sale will take a portion of
what is now her home.
The herald., 1897-11-20
You Are Invited

To attend the Bible course given by the
Brethren, or Dunkers, at 23i South Han
cock street. East Los Angeles. from Nov.
q to 2S. inclusive, day and evening. Take
Downey avenue car.
The herald., 1897-11-20
JoTTINGs
Our Home Brs "

Maier :. Zobeleins lnger. fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal
saloons; delivered promptly in bottles o.:
kegs. Office and brewery. 40 Also street:
telephone 81.
The herald., 1897-11-20
Want an Alley

A numerously signed petition was
flied in the city clerks office yesterday
asking the council to open an alley in
the block bounded by Broadway, Eighth,
Ninth and Spring streets.
The herald., 1897-11-20

Browns Bronchial Troches" relieve
Throat Irritations caused bycold or use OF
the voice. The genuine sold only inboxes.
The herald., 1897-11-20

King & Co.
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part of the report. They will be adopted
by the council, as no protest has been
received.
The herald., 1897-11-20

BERNER-Rev. Emanuel F. Berner, ma
tive of Germany. ged 81 years.
Funeral at Evangelical church, 718 South
Olive street. at 1880 a. m. Sunday, Nov.
21st. Interment at Rosedale.
The herald., 1897-11-20

Agents Victor, Heating. World and
: March bicycles. Hawley. King 6 Co.
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OEA Tbs

Everything on wheels. Hawiey. King
& Co.. cor Fifth street and Broadway
The herald., 1897-11-20

Hawley, King Co. ,cor.5th st. and Bwy
agents genuine Columbus Buggy company
bugg!es and Victor bicycles.
The herald., 1897-11-20

Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
strom's. 224 South Spring street.
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When Others Fail Consult
Where Summer Holds Full Sway
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Special Hosiery

LADIES' Hosiery OF the bet Maco yarn,
ev My spun and iinek knitted, 0n
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good 50c grade, today at.......
Boys and Girls Fine French Ribbed
Stockings, well spiiced heels and toes,
Masr grade e yoH sc can aa,iyp Expect tdaaS to 17c
ut
The herald., 1897-11-20

Jubilee Cretonne, Sc inches wide, very
artistic, red, green, gold, blue and tan
colors, very swell effects, 0A
worth SOC yard, special NC
Gamma Drapery, empire design. green,
rose and blue colors, very popua ia
the east for couch covers, hang NF
ings, etc. worth Acc a yard, ZSC
special today at
The herald., 1897-11-20

Ladies' Shapes of the best French Felt. in
the newest STYLES and popular colors; ze
our 81 p and 81. 80 quantities. rs
Misses and Children's Felt Hats, wide bril-
braided with soutache 70 match the HE
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=-s- WELCOME.

In the name of the Jefferson County Fair Association and the people of Pine Bluff, the GnApHac extends all visitors a hearty and cordial welcome to our city. The members of the Association and the people of Pine Bluff generally have arranged a series of entertain ments and exhibits at the park for the enloyment of all, and we trust that no one will return home disap- pointed This is Pine Bluffs first experience with a Fair, and however successful the presente event may be, it is needless to say that we will profit by our experience and give the people a better entertainment next year
 To this and future occasions we bid our visitors and neighbors welcome, and beg to assure them that whenever they come to Pine Bluff they will find the latch-stfing hansiI Z on tae outside
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ANCIENT MEDICAL METHODS
The Manner of Doctors Consultations II
 the Fourteenth Century.

Coming to MondeVille,s exposition O. the method q holding q discussion. w, find his description almost story ot what might take place today First. he says, we should inquire into tht nature of the disease, examining care fully and feeling. because the diagnosis is made by touching with the hand and observing with the eye. All the consult ants engage i'll turn in the examination Then, if the cass demands it, they make new examination all together, point. ing ont to one another the symptoms of disease and che special or remarkable features either in the patient or the dis ease. Then ene of them, the highest in rank, says to the patient, Sir, NC per eeive very clearly what k the matter with you, and you ought 10 have full confidence in us and be glad tEat there are so many of Us here and such doetees- enough for king-and To believe that fhe youngest of HIS is competent to pre- sclibe and carry on your treatment and bring il to a gcod result. Then hc in terrogates the patient about the eneum stances ol Ills attack, SIT, dc il0t be tlispleased or take it i'll. but when did yoar illness beginY following this with many other questions, the answers tc which are recorded as indications fur nished ly the patient.
 When all the questions called for by the case have been asked, the con. spltants retire to another room, where they will be alone, for ill all consulta. tions the masters dispute with one an other ill order the better to discuss the truth, and sometimes they come to a pass in the heat Of discussion which would cause strangers witnessing their proceeding to suppose there were discord and strife among them This is some times the case. - Fourteenth Century Doctors, il Al F. Nieaise. ill Popular Science Monthly
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Ain1ari,. AIetllnd.

Mozart s method of composition was such as could only have been pursued by child of genius He would rise early, eat hearty breakfast and then stroll for several hours in forest near his home, where, inspired by natnro beauties, heavenly melodios came uoop
 ing through his brain. Repairing to his cottage h. would summon his wife
 a very witty 0ona1', and bid hel tell him stories lie would then mount his high stool and proceed to commit these inspirations to paper, his wife telling him jokes and funny stories while he wrote TheSn he enjcved immensely, frequently interrppting her with hearty bursts of laughter and sometimes even falling from the stool and rolling on the floor But amid all this hilaIity and uproar the tiow of music which was to move the woeld went steadily oil His productions were wrought without the least thought or study, but came almost unbidden direct from heaven Like Shakespeare, be was purely the creature of inspiration, genius of the highest order --C. (. Hlicatt in Housekeoper.
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n.u are purely vegetable. re-

ereditable to the Go.ette. The arti- cle in our Little Rock contemporary purporting 10 give an account Of tae supposed lYnching ol Parker was entirely made up in the Ga.eHe office. It was rot even dis patch from Kedron, or any other pointin Cleveland county The Iie was man. ufactured by d GasHe reporter, doubtless upon some idle rumor, and then sent out as a dispatch from the capital city And this is the kind of stuff the Ga.cttc feeds its readers upon Alas! for this reputed lead ing newspaper of the State.
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ENGLISH lNNKEePERs.
Said to Be Mainly Eoors Who Treat pa-
 irons as lntruaers

Said to Be Mainly Boors Who Treat Pa-
 irons as lntruders.
 If your pockctbeok allows or fate or the desire to see the country cenpels you to remain in England. there are parts where you can ride on your wheel with great satisfaction and at great ex~ pense. Nothing could De more beautiful than the midlands, loyelier than the counties that surround London, but westward % 10 farther than Bristol CT Truro. northwsrd than Chester, avoid ing Manchester-that is. unless you mean to go still farther north into Scot land. which at times will repay your enterprise. The southwest is largely to be avoided Cornwall and Devon have the worst reads ill civilized Europe-in fact, the reads and inns explain that the country is not and never has been civilized h the inns you are often treated as al intruder, and sometimes cheated iu fashion that would bring q blush to the cheek of Swiss Landlord, for the emptiness of the larder the bill makes up in lavishness. There is hard ly anything to cat save cream, but for that and salt bacon and ancient eggs you are asked to pay as much as for q good dinnerat the Cafe Royal The inn keepers arc mainly boors
 As for the roads, they go straight 10 the top of all the hills. as uneom pro. misingly as the roads of Bohemia, then drop down the other side and arc unrid able i'll both directions When not climbing precipitately, they lie buried at the bottom of ditch They ale shaaeless and aninteresting, rarely ap- preaching the seacoast or passing near anything that is worth looking Ut. and yet wc know EnghShmcn who are pro. fonndly impressed with the belief that they are the best in England, and there fore iii the world The roads inns and innkeepcrs of scotland are in every way better hut the fact that the average Briton spends his holiday on the eonti nent when he eau proves not only that he wants to get there, pus nlso that he is driven from his own country hy lhe shertsightedness of the people who keel it's inns and look after it's roads. Nh and Mrs Pennell i'll Fcrtni9htly Review
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TnF GRAPHIC, few days ago.
 had something to s2y relative to the sensational dispatch sent out to the effect that Tom Parker had been lynched in Cleveland county, when, as q matter Of fact, the negro es. caped .frors the officers and has, so far, not been reeaptured. In justice to the Pine Bluff correspondents, we desire to say that an investlga- tion discloseS the fact that the sen sational dispatch was not sent from Pipe BIuif, but from the Go:ette of- fee, at Little Rock. This is entire
 ly creditable to our local newspapel correspondents and entirely dis
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The Jefferson County Fair Assoeia- tion will he responsible for all eX hibits placed in the Woman's Ex- ldbit next week. This will insure satety to the articles sent in by the ladies, SD that nc fear of damage to the exhibits need beentertained The exhibits shonld be sent in on Friday.
 M. F.. BLOOM.
 See. Jefferson Co. Fair Association
 I0 l4aif
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 IEIISTItl9s SILL.

Under the provisions of d certain deed of Hays. 10 the undersigned, as trustee. on the 5th day of February, lsa0. to secure certain Indebtedness due the Gouid-Galhraith Sup ply Co of Pine BluG. Ark. which accii is entered Of record in the tho Recorders office, in Jefferson county, Arkansas in book K on page 572, l will
 Saturday, 16th day of October, '97 at the Court House door. in Jefferson county. Arkansas. in the city Of Pine BluH, within the legal hours to the highest bidder for cash sell al public auction. the following property in said County. towit:
 The East Half Of the Northwest Quarter Of the Southwest Quarter ofSeetion Twenty-nne t2i, in Township six O. south Of Range eight tsl west.
 Said sale will he made 10 satisfy the debt secured by said deed of trust and all costs oi sale. c. N. HART Trustee. T 5,y Sept. 20th. 1897
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IT IS given out by the campaign committee of the Henry George ticket that the Hon. ". J. Bryan favors George for Mayor of Greater N. Y. But no public expression to that effect has been made by Mir Bryan, and the report is neither plausible nor authentic. Both Bryan and Mckinley are keeping 'hands off in the New York cam paign, at least 90 far IS the public cnn observe.
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,day. November lst. 1897
SIIERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of a special execution to me direc- ted by he clerk Of the cireuit court of leffer- son county, Arkansas. will offer for sale at The court house door in the city of Pine Bluff. on
 Thursday, the lih day of November, 1897. between the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales. 10 the highest and best bidder. on credit of three months. with interest," purchaser giYiug bond 10 secure purchase money-all the right title and interest of II. \. .lohuson in the following property tO- Wit Lot one; block 'l3, forty three; Of FAnnihill Owen addition to the city of Pine Bun Ark. levied on by iue As the property of fl. N. JohAson, iu satisfy an execution agaiHst him in favor of the Hardin Lumber Co. for materialman's lien adiudeed said Hardin Lumber Go. against said property Tor Nincty-1vc dollars and Eighiy-one cents, debt, damages and cost
 CH TRIPLETT,
 SheriN Of Jefferson County. Ky l.. " Lindsay D. <.
 Pine Bluif, Arkansaa. Oct. l5, iN9i
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Remote Anceslrr.

Ut has long been supposed. says The Outlook that the most startling genealogical claim is that of the negns of Abyssiitia, who insists that hia de- cent has been in I straight line from the union of solomon with the queen of Sheba, but some one has discovered q noble family i'll France, the counts of Noe, who not only claim Noah as their remote ancestor but stow on their fam fly bla2on that veteran seaman ill the arl. si
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TnE people of Jefferson county profoundly appreciate Gov. Jones zeal for this eouNty. His interest in the Fair has been unilaggine, and his persona, appearance here and formal opening of the Fair added much to the success of the occasion.
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Beware of ointments for catarrh That
 Contain Mereary

smell and completely detange tho whole sys- tem when entering 1t through the mucous surfaces. Such artlc.es should never be used except on prescriptions from reputahe phy siciAns. as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hnl's Catarrh Cure. manufactured nv F. J. Cheney < Co. Toledo. O.. contains no mercury. and Is taken internally, acting directly upon the hloon and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls eattArh cure be Sure you get the Rennlne it is taken internally, and made in Toledo, O., tY E J.. Cheney Go Testimonials ire.
 Sold bydruggists 76c per bottle.
 HAll's FAmily Pills arc the bost.
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rar daotb If Charles A DANA

TIE death Of Charles A DANA, of tue New York Sun, takes from ac- tive life Americas greatest editor and one of Americas greatest authors. Mr. Dana. since his pro prietorship of the ,Ssn, has been q conspicuous and brilliant, though cratic, jonrnalist, and his death is . great loss to the profession.
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Boss CRoKER says that YanWyek, the Tammany candidate for mayor of Greater New York, will win in a walk. And as q politieal prognosti- cator Croaker is 10 sloaeh.
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LuETaERT, the Chicago sausage. maker now on trial for murder, says if he Is acquitted he will go in the saloon business or exhibit him- self at a salary Of $5, GOO a month. More is the reason he should be bttnof
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TIE GRAPHIC thanks it's friends for their many complimentary ex- pressions anent its Fair edition. The GRAPHIC always strives to please.
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Iaytug Bricks.

A bricklayer can lay about 800 or 600 bricks ill a Gay of . hoars where the joints are left rough, about LOGO per day when Lolh faces have to la worked fair and ret more than 900 day when eaf lelly jainted and faced with picked bricks of uniform color.
 -Eyehan.4
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For the accommod alton of visitors nt the Fair the Pine Bluff Telephone Company has placed one of it's phones on the grounds The south western Telegraph and Telephone Company has also placed one of it's telephones on thc grounds. It k in one corner of the grand stand.
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Warning order

m the Chaneery Court Of Jefferson. county. Ark Ida Harris. plantfi; thafics Harris. defendant. The defendant Cherries Harris, is warned 10 appear in this court within % Ia., Harris fiiyen nnder my hand and th. seal Of said court this 9th day of October. A. D. lSq7. If. A. MCCOY clerk. 10 E w4w l. B. BLOOM, D. C,
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The Pine Bluf GRAPHIC, with commendable enterprise this week publishes special fair editlon with engraved cover and handsome H. lustrations. Arkansas Dem0era.