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whole body Of the people While every cue is ready to ofy out that his own taxes are too heavy, not mary are wiling to help the government economize. Scarcely one can be found wiling to set the exampe of working for Che tate at the same rate Of compensation that he would for private individuals. Most of the people are ever ready to give their votes for measures that involve increased expenditures. When these things are So, it is no matter for wonder that the expenses Of government outrun ils ieeoma. and that year by year there is a de mana for increased taxation
 What miil be the cnd1 It seems probable that ia hss than another century a general bankruptcy viii be declared, and all the nations will wipe out and begin again Such . contingency seems most imminent at tbe rate things are now going. But if could Dc very easily avoided if states in their corporate capacities would only exercise the common sense in their money matters that is practiced by most individuals Ex.
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HOG < POULTRY RENEDY
aS YEARS =sUcCEss.a

 Thousands testify as follows. Prevents Disease-H c. Sydnor, (
 der, Mo. Arrests Disease Scott Fisher Holden, Mo. Stops cough-R. $. Cook, Wichita, Kan. Destroys Worms-G. II. searle, Edgar, Neb. Hastens maturity-G. w. Berry,. Ber- ryte'n, Kan. Increases Flesh-C. NJ Hubert, Craig, New. Saves Feed-J. c. Flippen, Claremore, I, IT. Does all it Claims-A. Mccormick, EHzaville, KY. Beware of Substitutes and Imita- tions. For sale by
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PUBLIC EYrRATAGANCE.

We cannot say that there is any lack of financial ability in the world While many fail to accumulate any thing, and not few fail to keep what they have. there is q respect fal percentage who get an6 hold, and continue to get more Taking the world Ut large, there is no doubt good deal more on the credit side of the ledger than on the debtor. But while this is true of individuals it is by no means true of nations, There is not a nation on the earth today in an easy financial mudi-
 ion scarcely one whose current expenses are not in excess of it's in- come. While wealth seems to De in- creasing, expenditures increase faster, and the demand for heavier taxation becomes more imperative. Those who are called to take charge of tue finances of the government appear wanting il the skill that will confine the expenses within the income The retrenehment which perhaps they know well how to practice in theirown business they either forget or do not care to prac- tice in the management of the affairs of the state.
 The blame is not, however, wholly chargeable on the individuals charg- ed with the administration It has to be in large part placed upon the
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SENSATIONAL articles are being published in the metropolitan papers to the effect that Cuba is to be pnr- chased from Spain by the Cubans and that an American bond syndi. cate will become surety for the pur- cuase money, and by which deal the syndicate will make millions.
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THE Legislature adiourns today This will be most gratifying event to the people of Arkansas. May we never have another like il, is our sin cere prayer.
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NOTIGE

Notice is hereby given that there will be a Public Examination of Teachers at Pine Bluff, Ark.the list 2d days July, 1897. to ascertain the professional qualifcao tiOnS 0f 0l persons desiring to teach in the public schools Of Jefferson County.
 G. E, LITTLE.
 County Examiner. Altheimer JeGersrn County. Arhs June 7th, tS91 6S NAV
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warninr nr,ler

In the Chancery court of Jefferson county Ark 8nSas. fS, l. verett, Plaintiff. vs wm. A. Ieverett, Defendant. The Defendant. .win. A. Ieyerett. s'Sasneato appear {h this court with jA thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff, R. LeVerctt. Given under fuy hand asd the Seal of said court this 5h day of June A n 1897. IL A MCCOY. Clerk.
 4a w4w E. k. BLOOM. h. c.
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Warning Order.

In the Justice Pence court Vaugiue town ship. before ", D. Nance. j. r. P, !. Ian- II. A Osborne. is warned fo snpear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint oi the Plaintiff. R. ] Lampert. June 10. ls9s. ". D. VANCE, J. r.
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 Warning trder.

In the Justice Pence court vaugine town ship. before W D. Vance, ]. r. Golden Eagle Co. VS. T II. Smith The Defendant, T. B. smith, is warned to apnear in this court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the PlaintiH. Golden EagleCO 3uno 10. iSal. w D. VANCE. J. r. | r wiw
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PINE BLUFF. ARK. JUNE l9 ls97

SHERIDAN celebrated the passage of the Smith Bill by q procession, speeches and firing anvils.
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Cnlorad Picnic.

At Stuttgart, Ark, June 20. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets. Pine Bluff to Stuttgart at one farc, $l05. for the round trip Tickets on sale June 26; return limit, June ?, 1897.
 !. ". FARLEY, Agent.
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sA aa s~ssv ~y Saoxa yg s:i: .i 2 is {. {. s s';:s..: i.. $ ;.:: :::s ss ills distress and indigestion. no
 net weaken. t;st Aasa ga1e efeot 5 cents. Nha only rilis so take WitA aocds 8laapArilA.
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 WHISKEY, OPIUM AND
 COCAINE
 HABIT,

And for all other diseases that come to this great health resort such as rheumatism, neuralgia, insomnia. nerve, blood, liver, kidney and stomach complaints His home treatment for the whiskey and drag habits ean be sent to any address. Correspondence solicited and con fl dentiat. Reference: Any banker or city official Of Hot Springs
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S25 to $50 PER T5oo wEEN5ie@a ", dlla51 , ia,, be orders for the Earth Girdled," by Rev I
 Dewitt Talmage. Rare, radiant and charm ing; hundreds of new photos--lands, scenes. people and places. The worlds wonders as seen and described by the greatest living preacher and orator, Over 500 massive quarto pages. agents reaping golden harvest of orders; one reports go sales in hours Iiber- al terms, No experience needed, Write for agency, quick Address, ''people's," 3qn Market St, Philadelphia. lG w4w
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Veessts Grsal':c.


 lhe tvlte-u-wcek tiBAPaW hi. made srrangemen ts with thc Ieaaias noa papers of tie eoantss wherehg it can seepre tnem for ita abJselIbera at sreat reduced prices The llst appeaTs below the price named he- Ing Tor tlsa wice-a-Week GRAPHIC aHd the newspaper mentioned both for one year
 TAe twlec-a-week GRtpnC and the: ihricesa-W week NcW Iofk World. 2,DG Weekly Commercial ABpeal-....sl n Farm NeWS.....+s.........t..t ul Home and farlii..............,......... l.t5 Fnr.u Journal ......+..-.5.....s.. ...... l.6G Texas Farm and liaucii....,......... 2.0U Weekly Courier JoHfnal. al.............. ? 55 New York baily AdVcrtis,r...-... 3.o0 Woman>ina ..s,, s.......5.,.....s... 50 Atluuta { ,Hstit1tiau.....--..-.as. 200
 1n fhp above list are free silver. sound money Republican, Democrat ic. farm and household publications. and every one can find pape? tU suit linn Thr Farm News, Farm Journal aud Romanklua are pub lished monthly; the Home and Farm twice month: Commercial Appeal, Farm and Raneh, Courier-Journal, and Atlanta Constitution, Weekly; New York World. three times q week; and thc New York Advertiser daily including Sunday.
 Parties should avail themselves of these prices at once, as they are sub iect to change at any time.
 Select your paper, send the amount stated above, and your will receive the paper selected and the twiee-a- week GRAPHIC for one year.
 Wtf SEAu-W EEKTH GRAPHIC.
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Guess which ras.

This trick will take the breath away from your friends when you try it on them. It Is called the wonderful hat Take three pieces of bread, or any other eatable, and three hats. Place the three pieces of bres.d on table and place q hat over e.aoh one. Now lift up each hat and, taking the piece Cf hread which it covers, eat it before the con- pany, replacing each hat, opening down, as you do so. Then ask those who are watching you under which hat of the three they would like to find tn bread. Whichever one is designated, place that bat upon your head and say that you lave done as they requested. Chicago Record.
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yvhv ls l. tt,.4 or

W hy ts tt that one
 man is old and de- crepfd at 4s, and | another hale and l Fhearty at So? The accident of birth has something to do with ik. Some men are born stronger than others. but ire quently the strong man becomes weak and the weak man strong. 1t depends on fhe enrs he fakea
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c. VOSS x BRO,
 Pine Emf. ArIS.

PRIGEs-95lb cans. sl2.50; S2.5O, St.25 and soc T package. Largest are Cheapest. Mail ordera receive prompt attention.
 end stamp for 'IIogulogy, 'sa 9i page paper on swine. Mention This paperl Jos HAAS. Y. S. Indianapolis Ind, 6m MtI
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TONGUES OF FIRE
Two Talented Negro Women Whose Givo
 Are Devoted to Charity.

Two Talented Negro Women Whose Livos
 Are Devoted to Charity.
 Mrs, Amanda Smith, black as ebony, born slave, is making a tour to raise 8, GOO to establish q negro orphanage near Chicago. Mrs Smith is known around the globo, has travelled exten- sively and has used her eloquenee iH Rome, India, Monroyia, Liberia, Sect. land Ireland and England. Lady Hen " Somerset and other titled temperance lights of England entertained her She draws large crowds, and her work is mostly among white folks. Iu the pal pit she wears her bonnet over a fringe of waving curls,
 Eleven -year-old Cleretta Nora Avery gave Boston audience of moro than 2,00o people a sample of the eloquence that she displayed in New York city a year ago. Gleretta began preaching when she was years old. Sho is still raising funds to build an industrial school for negro girls in Charleston. and also will help in revival which is expeeted kn Boston soon
 4 simple Tailor Costume.
 A simple tailor costume easily oapiea has skirt Of russet brown cloth with sleeves and bolero of brown silk velvet. The back of tho jacket is closely fitted, and in front turns back, with large re. yers of ecru cloth. trimmed on the edges with a narrow roll of dark mink. The seven gored skirt is finished with three narrow bias bands of the brown cloth, showing q mere limo of velvet at the edges. The vest is of ocru cloth fastened with small gold and bronzo buttons and trimmed with machine stitched straps Another similar model for more youthful wearer has D middy vest of the eoru cloth, with rows of brown gimp al the lower edge, and five rows around the neck under the straight cloth collar This vest has no opening on tho front and is hooked up the back A third cos. tune of tan eolored cloth is trimmed with bands of white cloth strapped over with rows of gilt and brown braid in groups of three and finished on the front with small gold buttons. \ very costly and elegant costume of dark russian green cloth has a bolero of sealskin, with a wide collar of the fur at the back. A large grannie" muff and cloth and fur toaue are en suite. Now Yn~Iz psss...
 Buffalo has 8 woman's civic club which interests itself in all matters per taining to the municipality.
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cnlna Closet Hlnta.

Irregular edges arc in favor for plates, saucers and all sorts of dishes except cups. They are, so far, smooth edged.
 White and gold china is enjoying aa much popularity as in our grandmoth' ers' day, the plain gilt band being now, as then, the favorite decoration Filt- gree borders are also seen, and gilt mon ograms of varying degrees of ornateness gro set i'll the center of the dishes.
 Gray china is one of the seasons nov cities. Another is a peculiar faint green known 8s Flemish.
 All the new coffee and tea cups arc iE the low bowl shapes, with outtuTned tops. The after dinner coffee cups are smaller than ever. h tue heart shape they are very dainty
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Notice

A quiet. good girl wanted in q country home Address.
 D. B. NINEN. d2t wtt Rison, Ark
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New Way to Fay old Debss.

NOW WY 70 Iay IIU Ie5s5s By washing clothes at the undertaken the second wife of a Bangor (Me } man is paying off the bill for the burial Of her predecessor
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DIR. ]. B. BROOKS

kF ta Q EI - ' v V ' hJ ssass g sss.- sssssssssf ate physician in charge of the keeley Institute at Hot Springs, Ark, and the Tri-Elixira Remedy Co. Memphis, has opened at Hot Springs n private institute for the treatment of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

republic As nation we have given
TO the word Liberty deeper and broad.
err meaning than ii before enjoyed, and
we had pleased the principle OF human
Independence and liberty on basis SO
firm that it could now withstand the as
saults OF kingly power. The Gale
DOMAINS present had assembled not that
they loved their adopted country less
than they did Scotland, but because
they could by recalling all that is good
great and glorious in Scotch history, in
spire patriotic sentiments and purposes
which would make them better citizens
Uf the United States. He returned his
thanks for the invitation given him TO be-
present
a recitation was then given by Proles
scr John p. Mesken, entitled Drake
address to The flag" Mr.. Mclkin S
ability as an elocuiionist is toe wei
know TO need any praise, it only needs
to be said that he never Appeared to bet
ter advantage thau on this occasion.
Mr.. James Rae sang IN good
style GLOW gently sweet Alton" and
was followed by John Thompson in a
recitation well given entitled THE Scot
abroad"
Robert Burns" was responded to BY
EN Mayor X. N. Baskin ne. oHe, he
said, "has ever read the poem Highland
Mary but what their heart has been
touched" People OF all nauonalit.es
were struck with admiration IN Burns
genius. He mingled with all classes OF
people hut his head was never TUNED.
He had made men immortal in history,
I c Crawford sang, Scots wha haze
wi! Wallace bled2" L. A. Mcdaniel
manager Of the Herald, responded 70
the toast of the press, he realized the
great responsibility resting upon him III
speaking Tor the brethren ol the press
claiming that the chief cornoI stone OF
success IN journalism was sticking to the
truth.
Toast Master McDowall, then intro.
duced Congrtssm elect Judge w II.
King, who responded 10 the toast Utah.
The Judge began by congratu.aing all
present upon the occasion which
brought them together, 81 believe" he
said, Gin hero worship, when we cease 10
love and revere the memories OF our
great men, then will we become un-
worthy OF the heritage Of freedom and
liberty they have LETT us, unwo r,hy o
| our great men,
The history Of man and OF nations are
but the history OF great men, rob US OF
these and you take from US the liberties
they fought aud bed Tor.
YOU people can love Scotland and
America and your love will grow strong
| err for Utah"
Utah is greater for having scotchmau
and people from across the sea and to-
night she welcomes you"
A recitation, 90, bairnics cuddle
doom" by + McLelland and response
TO the toast. the Caledonian club by
| William NJ. Scott, concluded the pro-
gram, after which the tables were clear
ed and dancing was INDUCED in until the
wee sma hours.
Daring the evening David Henderson,
| Duncan McFddden aud William NJ.
Scott were presented with medals for
past services to the club and each res
pended in suitable manner.
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PROVO.
Provo, uqAH, JAs. %, 1897
Garden City Notes.

Giles HJllvn % noR delivering M
lhraciie coal tom the Provo AnIhrA-
clto c0mpauy's NINE Ia ROCK Canyon
al $3.50 ton. The only trouble aOuut
tho business is that ho cannot supply
tue market. Air. Hold N Ia tax n The
coal from the OH tunnel olga w tue
mountain. Ine company Is uFivIi 4 a
tunnel much lawer down aud tuey
expect to reach a larger vein aud bet
ter coal by tho new tunnel.
P.oi G. Il. Bnmhali delivered an
iaiereelAg ltC.ure be or, tha Poly oph.
zeal soc!ely OF the Bu. nam Young
academy iait eyeuiu the subject
Wal: The EGueut al Ia utlicleAcy oil
Absolute Iudlvidunla M.
A magic lantern performance was
given last evening IN tine Parker
toAOol 10y the eighth grade, TO whlUn
the parents and the larger pupils Yere
invnej. lu tue afternoon the smaller
pupils were similarly entertained.
This evening musical eDteftain
ment Will be given In the Brigham
Young Academy, under the auspices
OF the POlypophicRl society, in wnicu
Willard II. Weihe, IL, s. Goddard and
j. j. Mcclellan appear.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. an j
Mic. Irving Il. Pratt and ono tO hr.
ana Mrs. ii. Nj. Warner; both Mr..
Pratt AMI Mr.. Warner are on mis-
slons, the former in Alabama and the
latter in GefmaDy.s
The Provo Athletic club has OF
been very successful, aud proposes It.
close out It's paTaphernalia and Ietirt
from business.
The Benjamin creamery expects tC
start up next tuesday under the man-
agement Of ii. j. Faust JT.
Jos. Wignall has applied for letter
OF administration iu the estate o
William Wlsuall, deceased.
The Hoxt Concert company wi.
hold the boards at the OperR HOus,
Wednesday evening.
a delightful social was given las
evening al the home oI Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed SmoOt.
J. q. Edwards, representing the Y
g. Nj. L. shOs department, WAS In III,
city yesterday.
j. G. Wolf OF Salt Lake is here in.
ten1ing TO open news agency.
Me. A andrew Anterior OF Salt Lake
is visiting relatives here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30

swiloh-irJg. EugluCor Cummings
esonped uninjufei, but Fireman Sllsby
was caught between the engine end
cab and had his lett arm and collar
bono fractured, his foot badly cut and
his thumb Gu ,lbut Is thought 10 have
10 istsl injuries. Smith was between
the cab and tender, which was La led
with woo1. He received internal in.
iuties and died Just rs the physician
arrived from Ashland. He leaves q
widow and two children at Mcdlord.
He was working his woy TO Caliior-
mia, where he expected TO secure en-.
pigment.
Beaver Field and Farm: Wore it
probBbln TINT the proposed Wright
Irrigation law lie TO he faatoned upon the
people OF Colorado we might feel fome
alarm, tut as a matter Of TACT the
measure is us dead sB Juliua p ar
and there 10 no likelihood o, 1t conl,ng
TO second reRding in the senate
where 1t was sprung by memUer
WHO ought to have known better
The proposition has raised a great
torn OF Indignation from all
sides aud regular howl Of protest
has accompanied its introduction.
Tho only ones who desire the Wright
law in Colorado are few laud hulu-
ere vino are unable from some cause or
other to raise ;ha capital with which 10
irrigaie their huds anu who Thought
perchance that they might bring about
tho desired end by legallhns bondag e
and the dagger OF throwing a whole
con munity into almost perpetual duOt
Sc MOI to pass entirely from their cal
culatlOug Gnd even their COINCIDENCE.
10 gain something at the expense OF
others has b en their selfish theory,
II these great economists really desire
to improve their ard lGuua why do
they not prootei to do 90 by tie
means already III hand nnd secure by
private loan what they wOnlu have u
certain community do by guarantee.
Ing their bonus? Oger cue hunuIud
mllllOu dollars hRVo been secured 10
Colorado Tor irrigation 10y means OF
civil contact unItr lie common law
9 verning such things and the com.
tluuai guarantees has not been tho ghi
OIL. WHAT has been done can q gain De
done and all the land for which vie
have The necesugry amount OF water
VIII ia time ne braught under the
uenefcsnt if uencos Of irrigation
Without sadunng debL and disgtaoe
upJn tne Pc, pie al large.
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Inst Monthy night was the first in
many weeks without new production
at New York theater.
Eugene d'AlOsTt has just completed
new opera entitled Gernot. The
librotto is founded on German sub.
jsct.
Umberto Giordauo has obtained
permission from Sirdou TO turn Fedo-
ra into an opera, the text to he written
by Alberto Collanu.
New York is soon to have another
cmio opera. 1t 10 called The Star
SpaRgled Dollar. Macy surprising
novelties are TO be introduced.
One OF the reasons why Fanny
Davenport did not secure Spirits +,
the latest plpy OF Sardou, WAS because
Sarah Bernhardt e,ipula,el that she
would not create the leading role in
Paris II the foreign rights were sold to
her American rival.
A letter with n rather singular ad-
dtets WINS received by Manager Wiki
son at the American theatre, New
York, the other day. 1t read, Captain
Impudenoe. Americsn theaIer," and
was eigned "Hernsndo Gonzales -
The gentleman applied Tor place in
Mr.. Royle's comedy drama ana urged
% his qualifications season with
Buffalo Bill.
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NEWS OF THE WEST.

AT Santa Rosa, Col, on Wed ssday
the jury in the case OF Robina Grabiils,
charged with the murder OF V. Esse
bella by cutting his throat, brought in
a verdict OF murder, and fixed the
penalty OF lie Imprisonment.
Fred Aschman has sued Il. n.
Hobbs for S., 900 damages aliegtd to b /,
due Tor assault anu battery. The
parties live at Milpilas, Cal, and on
Christmas day hau fight there, in
which plaintiff Gays he Was badly
bruised and beaten.
News has been received OF the death
OF William Ii. Dom, the eldest son Of
George E. Dohn, q well-known wiue
mart iacluTer Of Santa Rosn, Cal. He
was drowned ia river usRr Topacula,
Mexico, the day alter Christina.
Dohn was in swimming and was taken
with cramps and drowned.
Newport, Oregon, was visited by an
earthquake shock Wednesday OF 2:45
p. M. The shock was about three sec
onds in duration. Houses were shaken
until dishes on the shelves Fattleu.
Hne vibration appeared to come from
a nurthery direction, and was accom-.
panied by slight tumbllng noise ike
lhunuer.
All Sing, or Chin Wnh Sing, for he
seems TO have been known by both
manner, fell six stories down An eleva.
tor shalt at the Palace hotel, San
Francisco, on Wednesday mUTning
aud was instantly killed. Joseph Gil.
lespie, the elevator man, had Just taxi n
J mss Casey, a carpenter, into the
cage used by the hotel employees. and
pushing the doors, which operate with
q sprlng, started upward. THIS d1ors
were nearly closed when Sing, VINO
wna employed at the bOtol as hel Z,
rushel forward and spsngd them. rne
osvatOr was already lew feet above
tne Il joF, aad he tnfew one leg over
tne II Jor OF the cage aud tried t. get
In, lilo wac not successful, his weight
throwing HIM outward, anu, losing
ms mold, 10 uTOpped 10 the bo'tom VI
tue shall.
A southbOuud train on the Southern
Pacific, which left Ashland, Ore, CO
Wednesday M rainy, was wrecked al
Gregory siding, on the south edo o.
tho Siskiyou mountains, iust over this
California line, twenIy-iour mile
aputh Of Ashland. Fireman John ..
SiIfby was seriously but not fatally In.
inTeo, aud Geo. smith OF Msdford,
who was working his passage souIns
was fatally injured, dying two hours
after inc auciIent. the train con.
slstod Of an engine and thirteen l0RdeI
cara and the oiboOse. IL is supposed
that the engine struck a detective