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like the r. s. Dean Company makes money
for all its customers, il seems 10 arouse
the jealousy and rage of the regular
broker and his financial organs
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JounNAI. ADvERrIsINe STATIONS.
THE JOURNAL

Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores IN the various sections OF
the city. from which
ADNEkIlS r.MENTS WILL b. IELEEt-ON1O
Direct ~ this Office a regular rates
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FIANNER e BUcaANAN-172 North
Illinois street. Lady embalmer, FOR
ladies and children. Office always
open Telephone s4l. Hacks at lowest
prevailing price.
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Indiana POstmasters.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Representa-
tive Steele has Endorsed applications for
fourth-class postoffices in his district as fol-
lows: Thomas o. Small Rich Valley, Wa
bash county; Mrs. Margaret Kellison. Ben
nett Switch Miami county; John A. Shafer
Cassville, Howard county; n. NJ. Bollinger,
Upland. Grant county
Representative Faris to-day indorsed the
following applications for postoffices in his
district and they will be appointed
Clay County-Asterville, John T. Elliott:
Carbon, Thomas L. Beeson; Turner, Henry
NJ. Pierce.
Morgan County-Martinsvill H. H. Nut
ter; Eminence III. A McGinnis; Hale. o. +.
McCleland; Paragon, w. III. Whitesett;
Wilbur, ID. W. Meridith (continued)
Parke County-Coxyille. John Il. Nevins
Rosedale. George w. Cottrell.
Vigo COMPREHENSIVE Richard Nc
Ilroy; Prairie Creek, Otis III. Weir.
Senator Fairbanks to-day recommended
the appointment of the following postmas-
tiers in Democratic districts Mt Sterling
Switzerland county, James Hitchifs: Min
eral, Green county, kinsey Cullison; Wolf
Lake Noble county, Joseph Scarlet: Mer-
Ram. Noble county. DIT \; Il, Moore: Brim-
field, Noble county, c. w. McMeans; Wa
waka, Noble county, Frederick Schwab;
Carp. Owen county, William F. Ingleman /;
Ari Allen county, w. III. Latourette: c.
darville, Allen county, Seth Garrett !;
Floyd's Knobs. Floyd county. Capt. ID. Il.
Deafus; Rosewood. Harrison county. Mrs.
William Berry.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


FUNERAL NOTICE-Knights Of Honor. Mem
DerS OF Washington Lodge. No. Ia X OF IL,
are hereby notified to attend the funeral OF
Brother Louis Well. Please assemble at the late
residence Of the deceased 50 Water street at
y. m. Monday. Members Of sister lodges invited
to attend. H. J. JACOBSEN, Reporter.
FUNERAL NOTICE-Attention, Union Veteran
Legion-YOG Will assemble at the late residence
OF C1mrade John T.. Watts, 49, Yandes street at
2 o'clock y. m Tuesday. April Is. 10 pay the
last tribute of respect TO a departed c0mrade
COmrade Watts was a member OF Company Il,
Tenth Indiana Volunteers.
j. NJ. PAYER. Colonel.
W. 3. DowNEY, Adjutant.
FUNERAL NOTICE-Attention G.. A. r. Com
rades OF George II. Thomas Post No. IL, are
notified TO assemble at their post hall Tuesday,
April u, at 2:30 y. IN. sharp, 10 attend the
funeral OF Conirade John T. Watts Services at
Crown Hill. Transportation furnished COM
rades from all the other posts cordially invited
BY command OF
{. $ BoYNToN. Post Commander.
W. Il. DOWNEY. Adjutant
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Six of the faculty of the American Med
icaI College resign.
The annexationists of Haughville will put
out a ticket to head off the Flack Demo-
cratic crowd.
Eight BICYCLES will be given as prizes to
the new subscribers to the Wheelway
League stock.
East Ohio-street property owners held an
Indignation meeting and asked the Board
of Works to resign.
Ex-Chief Webster, of the fire department,
was presented with gold watch by MEM
bers of the department.
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job for Young johnson.

RICHMOND, Ind, April 10-Nimrod II.
johnson, son of Congressman Henry u
Johnson. will leave on Sunday for Wash
ington city to accept the position OF CHIEF
mailing clerk in the private postoffice OF
the House of Representative.
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DIR. n. l.. yNickersham Dead.

ANDERSON, Ind. April 10.-Dr. ~. L.
Wickersham, widely known In medical cir
cles in Indiana. died at his home in this
CITY Tonight from grip. He was very
prominent in Methodism and recently mar
ried Mrs Stevens of Richmond DIR. Wick
ersham was seventy years old.
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Hon. Geo. w. Cooper's Sad Condition.

COLUMBUS, Ind, April l0.-George w.
Cooper. ex-congressman. has been in very
poor health for some months and lett this
morning for Fort Worth. Tex. and
Albuouerque N M. 20 rest and recuperate.
His friends entertain small hopes OF his
recoyery
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Personal. Local and General Notes.

The president OF the Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy says the annual statement viii
soon be out and will SO into details more
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Mrs. Catherine KaIcr's Death.

RUSHVILLE, Ind, April 10.--Mrs. Cath
crime Keller died last night at her home in
Andersonville. She was native of Vir-
ginia and eighty-fiye years old. Her late
husband, Rev Jacob Kaler. was a Uni
yersalist minister of some renown in the
early days. Mrs. Kaler rarely left her
home at .Andersonville and was but twice
aboard a railroad train-once IN 1888 and
again in 1896 on both of which occasions
she took the c., III. AZ ID. line TO Indian
apolis TO visit her children. Jacob Kaler
and Mrs. A. w. Johnson. +. W. kaler. OF
Andersonville. is also a son.
Richard Bohannon is dead at his home
near Neff's Corner, Noble township he
was eighty-nine years Old
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Turks. who, when the insurgents crossed
the frontier. attacked both the insurgents
and the posts.
A special dispatch from Athens says that
the invasion of Turkish territory by Greek
insurgents is believed 10 be the forerunner
or declaration of war. IL is added that IN
spite OF the numerous forces already at the
front two further classes of the Greek army
reserves have been called out.
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Southern Teachers Adjourn.

FRANKLIN, Ind, April l0.-The South
ern Indiana Teachers Association closed
to-day. Thu Meeting has been most sue
cessful. Tod Y Prof. Wilbur S Jackman,
of the Chicago Normal, gave two lectures
on nature study, which were illustrated by
work of pupils done under his direction.
The attendance was full at the opening this
morning. but many OF the teachers left on
the morning trains The visitors expressed
themselves highly pleased at the reception
the next meeting place. The officers elected
were as follows: President. p. p. Stultz.
Jeffersonville; first vice president, Miss
Kittie Palmer Franklin: second vice presi-
dent L. s. Bowman. North Vernon; secre-
tary, Miss jamie Deming. Shelbyville; treas
urer, w. ID. Kerlin, Martinsville; executive
committee, w. III. Wiley, Terre Haute
chairman; w. r Axtell. Washington; c. n.
McDonel. Madison; Francis Benedict,
Worthington; Leva Foster, North Vernon.
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Stations

CENTS PER LINE OF SEVEN WORDS.
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Jeweiry Worn profusely.

There arr fashions in jewelry as in
everything else. just now the fashion
is to pile Pelion upon Ossa. Ii you have
four pearl nSeklets, you are expected TO
wear them all at the same time and to
distribute your diamond brooches at
random among the laces and chiffons Of
your evening c0rsago. No self respecting
Partisan woman dreams of wearing her
incoming gown without string of pearls
round her neck, and even English women
come down TO breakfast bepearled and
bediamonded. The newest necklace is a
string Of gold wrought so finely as to be
scarcely til cker than Il stout thread Of
cotton From this chain hangs q large
pendant of precious or semiprecions
stones. OF which the setting should not
be diseernible. But for my part prefer
the chain first brought into fashion by
Mrs. Patrick Campbell a few seasons
ago, and assigned, l believe, by her, Of
thin gold, studded at intervals of two
or three inches with some precious
stones, such as the amethyst, topaz,
chrysophase garnet, etc. A crystal heart
hung from long chain is also popular.
Now as to bracelets l have seen none
50 charming as those just brought into
fashion by the elegantes Of New York
mere slight strand or plat of gold,
fitting the wrist and hanging from the
strand some lovely jewel. such as dia-
mond and ruby heart a pearl or mooil-
stone pear shaped drop, acaryed gem or
big pink topaz, round as pea. Or,
again, gold braid clasps the wrist
with diamond OF turquoise at each
end The emperor Of Russia not long
since presented a bangle Of this descrip-
tion to Mrs. Melville, wife of the head
Of the secret police in London. The lac
is an Irishwoman, and the car very
tactfully desired that the diamond ends
to the brace sr should be in the design
of shamrock. English Exchange.
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.aaaalll.-lalaal - asalsl

paetment were referred TO Board OF
Public Affairs for settlement, and
instructed To contraet FOR future
lights by the month
Action on Water bas for March
and April was postponed
The HIotei Tralack bar license
was transferred from John Ports
to q. b. Harvey.
The account for holding the last
city election was referred back TO
the Finance committee.
The bonds of. b Trnloek, as
member Of Boaea Of Poolie Affairs;
J. w GlarY, as SeNtoa OF cemetery,
aud w j Craig Us Assistant Chief
Of Police were read, approved and
ordered spread upon she records
A Pettioa from ten property
owners. praying that certain prop
erfy BE- laid eli aad made IA i'm
pre9emeHt district Sc uaee Main
street from Third TO Fifth avenue,
was granted. aud ordinance eom-
mittee directed TO report an ordi-
nance covering the same
Adjourned
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Three Arrangement. For Tic nair


To speak of fashion in dressing the
huir OF schoolgirl Of + or thereabout
sounds a bit absurd, but nevertheless
there are three distinct modes, and,
aside from these, no manner Of arrange
ment is just now i'll good taste
Simplicity, together with bending
to the type of child and thought for
her comfort, during the study time viii
decide for one.
Never use the iron or climping pin on
the hair OF growing girls On no ae-
count must the hair be left loose about
her face If Il nervous child, this viii
make her more so; if not nervous, it
will cause her TO become Sc.
If the features are any way regular
and The forehead good then by all means
have II part through the middle This
quaint touch always adds a charm to
face, and, il worn 50 as a child, the hair
is sure TO fashion pretty outline for the
face.
If the hair is short and inclined to
curl, it may be tied up III pretty bunch
ut the nape Of the neck Should it be
thin, then brush it most carefully and
let ii hang in one plait down the back.
Long and heavy hair needs smooth
brushing and to hang in two plaits
down the buck
Never, no matter how trying the fore
head, allow bang 10 be worn. Arrange
tho hair loosely about the face instead,
and with tasteful training it may be
made to gracefully conceal the imper-
lection.
The hair should be carefully brushed
fol 20 minutes both night and morning,
but never with stiff brush Shampoo
with tar soap once a month,
The foundation for a coming crown
Of glory is laid in early girlhood, and
any sign of poorly nourished hair should
be carefully looked into 1t is best cared
for during sleeping hours by being loose
ly braided -NeS York journal.
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The Rest Remedy for Rheumatism.
tFrom Inc Fairha, en- u. y Rosister.I

tFrom the Fairhas en- u. y Rcsister.l
Mr.. James Rowland of this village,
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been IL suffer from rheuma-
tism. A few nigats ago she was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
She sent lIr. Rowland for the doctor
but he had read OF Chamberlain
Pain Balm and instead o! going for
the physician he went to the store
and secured bottle OF it. His wife
did not approve vi MIR. Rowland's
purchase ut first, but nevertheless
applied the Balm thoroughly and in
an honr's time was able to go to
sleep. She now applies it whenever
she feels IN ache or pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that no medicine which she had used
ever did her SO much good. The %
and so cent sizes for sale by ". l..
Dewoody < Co.
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Cotton Belt Route.

Anniversary celebration Of state
Convention Mutual Alliance Assosi-
alton, Ladies Seeptre, aud Ligler Of
Yoath OF the Z. S. Of America.
Hope. Ark, MAY 18th to - For
the above occasion the Cotton Belt
Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to
Hope md return at one and one
third fare. $6l5. on the certificate
plan. Tickets ON sale May 18th 20
q. Return limit May %.
+. ". LABEAusiE, l. ". FARLEY,
e u I 4 Agent.
~ 49,, 49, - --..s...--
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In letter to the editor of the
GRAPHIC from DR.. 4. c. Jordan, wiiio
is attending the New York Polytechnic
Medical School and Hospital, the
Doctor says: Myself and wife are
enjoying fine health, but both are
lnxious for the time to come to turn
our faces homeward DR.. and Mrs
Jordan's friends will be glcd To well
come them home at any time.
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Quadrennial Tnrnerfesten and
Gymnastic Review. st. Louis. May
q too
For this occasion the Cotton Belt
Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to
st. Louis and return at $1l.6l one
fare. Tickets on Sale May 6 to 9th,
return limit May 18th 1897.
!. w. Farley, Agent
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A BUSY SESSION.
The city Copneii Transacted Much Impar-
tant business Last NIght.

Council met in regular session
last night, Mayor Bell presiding and
a quorum OF Abdomen PRESENT
The minutes OF the last meeting
were read and approved
Regular monthly accounts allow
ed and ordered paid by warrants
due May 10, 1898
Alderman Bridges, from Sanitary
COMMITTEES, reported the ditch be
tween Barraqoe aud Second avenue.
and Olive and Beech streets in a
very ansanitary condition. The
matter was referred 10 Board Of
Public Affairs with power 10 act.
Alderman Owens, from the Come
terry Committee, reported certain
needed improvements in the way Of
ditching, thing, etc, at Beilwood
cemetery, which wss referred 30 tbe
Board OF Public Affairs with power
tc act.
Alderman Meyer reported the
Police Departmeotin need Of chairs
Board of Public Affairs instructed
to purchase half q dozen.
Alderman Boyce, from Water aud
Light Company, reported, recon-.
mending the following fire plugs be
discontinued, viz
One at corner Fourteenth and
Pine street.
One at the corner of Fourteenth
and Beech street.
One at corner Of Eleventh and
Cherry street.
One at corner of Fourteenth and
Elm street.
One on Georgia street between
Third and Fourth avenues.
One on Texas street between
Fourth and Fifth avenues
One on east Third avenue ct end
of ST Louis Southwestern Rail
way.
Alderman Boyce reported reso.
luton recommending that the city
decline TO make further monthly
contract with Water anabight Com
pany for street pas.
Finance Committee reported hav-
ing audited the report Of Board Of
Public Affairs THAR report was
received and filed.
Chairman Iiightower, Of Fire De
partmeut Committee, and Alder
man Boyce, Of Water aud Light
Committee. reported that they had
tested number Of fire plugs in out
lying districts of Che city ard found
the water unfit for domestic pur
poses and pressure not exceeding
five pounds They recommended
that the matter be called 70 The at-
tentiou Of Board Of Public Health,
and recommended go further bills
be paid until present state OF affairs
was remedied. The report was
adopted.
Report Of Police Department fer
April, showing cash receipts,
1851 l5i committed, s229.50, remit
ted, 81 a03 was received and fled
Chairman Hightewer, Of the Fire
Department. reported fire pressure
last month from 25 to 40 pounds.
City Attorney reported On appeal
cases, that some Of them would be
heard this week
City Attorney reported that no
ordinance was needed to allow the
Southwestern Telephone ana gale-
graph Company to erect long dist
ance telephone lines as the original
franchise covered s.
Chief Of Fire Department showing
fire plugs in very good condition,
but in need Of flushing
The incandescent light bills for
light used in city Hall and Fire De.
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Meeting Grand Ledge Knights and Ladies'
OF Honor.
Al Little Rock, Ark, May 4 to q.
For this occasion the Missouri
Pacific Railway will sell tickets Pine
Bluff TO Little Rock and return at
one and one-third fare on the eertin-
cate plan, final limit of return May
II. II. y. MizELL,
Agent.
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The negro tried before tie Circuit
Court yesterday for fishing with
lime, WAS acquitted. Our iuries
should aid the courts every way
within their power to protect the
fishing streams OF this county against
the vandals who would destroy
them by tie us OF lime, dynamite,
nets or other unlawful means.
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Taylor & Roane are headquarters
for fancy groceries-eall on them for
all the novelties OF the season,
Strawberries and all the delacacies of
the season. % DIST.
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Tetter. salt.Rheun and Nezetna

The intense itching and smarting Incl
dent TO these diseases is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. It
is equally efficient for itching piles anG
fayorite remedy for sore nipples
chapped hands, chi1blains. frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box,
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A meeting OF the Pine Bluff Good
Roads and Cycle Club will be held in
the parlors of the Arlington Hotel
tonight. and every member is earn
estly urged to be present, as business
OF Importance is to he transacted
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The automatic piekininny in the
show window at $. A. 3osenberg's
book and news store attracts great
attention, as it is II truly artistic
and realistic piece of mechanism.
Have you seen ii?
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That is what Edwards & Parker,
merchants OF Plains, Ga, say OF
Chamberlain Pain Balm, for Rheu-
matism, lame back, deep seated and
muscular pains, Sold by, W. l..
Dewoody.
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''Chasts moon, !" sang the poet.
At that the moon hid her face behind
q cloud.
"Alas. that ara unworthy Of his
praisef' she sighed
She doubtless has, in mind the notori-
Gus fact that once Mouth she got full
and s.aid out all night. Detroit Trib.
pne.
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Cady's big mill. at the foot OF Bar
raqne street, after having been shut
down for several weeks, was started
up today
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Messrs. Bell & Vernon have sold
their real estate business to Mr.. " m.
Burke, who will hene, f0rlh give his
entire time and attenti n to it,
while Bell & Vernon will devote
themselves exclusively to their rap
idly increasing insurance business.
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AR. j. r. Rodgers, Deputy internal
Revenue Collector for this distrist,
returned from business trip to Lit
tie Rock yesterday.
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Sandals 1YeremoIe easliienablc among
the Egyptians than among the Hebrews.
They were worn hy women Of the high
est rank, fer We read Ct The sandals
with long, turn up points which a beau
tiful queen habituull.y wore when she
as at home.
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CASToRTA.
Hs ss- ~
d. =: y Zrzzzz5zM 4 !; II; I

1t Is said that Mr.. Allie Dreyfus Is
thinking about challenging Fitzsim-
mons for a finish fight. And the
Knowing ones say that Allie is no
suggard when 1t comes to slug
ging match.
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Nudge, tie-maker. mailing froE.
Muncie, Indiana, was fined in the
Police Court this morning for violat-
ing a well known city ordinance.
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Taylor & Rome are constantly re-
ceiving something new in the fancy
grocery Iine-see them ii you want
he best in the market. So st.
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Mr.. A. L. Baldoser has added a
soda fountain to his Handy Kitchen,
where he now has all kinds OF de-
llcious summer drinks.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-05

Jailor Gibson is suffering with a
very sore hand. A heavy window
sash fell on it and mashed several
OF his fingers.
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Many of oar people viii take add
vantage of the cheap rates to attend
the Pythian conclaye to be held at
Hot Springs.
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We use distilled water in mixing
ali our drinks Handy Kitchen.
5-2 diff.
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CA9ToRTA.

Mr.iPhil Cox. who will be the next
postmaster at Fordyce. is in the city
today on a business trip.
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Meeting Medical Society at Little
Rock May II 70 -. For this occa-
sion the st. Louis Iron Mountain
Railway will sell tickets at tho rate
OF one and one-third fare for Che
round trip on tie certificate plan
Limit Of certificates May II.
IA. Is. MlZEEI., Agent.
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The action taken by the City Coun-
Gil last night to improve Bellwood
Cemetery will meet with the hearty
approval of all our people.
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The young men of Pine Bluff will
meet at Merrill Institute tonight for
the purpose of organizing an orator
fcal association.
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Taylor & Roane have fresh lake
aish every Friday-don't forget this.
5-2d-3t
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Mr.. A. r. Bragg. Of the Cotton
Belt freight department in Little
Rock, is n visitor to the city today.
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Doors and windows, house
patterns, everything we manu-
faeture cheaper than ever be-
90re.
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IA. Is. MlzELL, Agent,

Meeting Diocese of Arkansas, at
Little Rock. May I to II. For this
occasion the St Louis Iron Noun
tain Railway will sell tickets at the
rate of one and one-third fare for
the roud trip on the certificate plan,
limit of certificates May Il.
II B.MIzEII Agent.
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II you are billions, take Brnnson
I Pill: it will make you well and
stPong. ANDERsoN-MEYER DRUG Co
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The interest of the citizens OF the
West End is being closely looked
after by Alderman Owen.
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Property owners at sulphur
Springs have begun to Ienovate and
repair their property, preparatory
TO moving their families TIC that re-
sort within the next few months.
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Everyone can afford picket
fences now that the Bluff City
Lumber Company sells pickle is
SO cheap. 5 "a d&wtf
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We are pleased TO state that Miss
Gladys Brady has recovered from an
attack of fever.