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The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-06
Beekman for Congress

Arkansas City. Sept 6.-J. " Beck
man of this place. in an address before
the Southwestern Soldiers reunion here,
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-06
The Savings and Loan Association
OF TOPEKA.
Assets, SIOI.SS6-
A n

We Have Plenty Of Money For Coed Loans
&22.5O a month for 60 months pays OF and
releases u $1,000 Ioan-S1 $50 pays it OIL in
los months. smaller and larger amounts az
same rate. Time TO suit You up to ten years and
payments in proportion. Rules are easy. equit-
able and liberal. If you have a loan TO renew
want TO borrow, let us explain
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
VIM. Sims, VIM MacferTan, Pres; C.. G. Blake
ly, Aud; z. H. Forbes. Atty; L. J.. Copeland.
Vice Pres; VIM. Davidson G. =. lliott Sec'y.
J. w. Going. Treas: Chas. j. Webb +. u. Full
Ter. c. 4. Meninter. w. w Mills. CtrO
Kuehne, w. II. Lininger. +. e. Willard.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-09-06
one Fare for Round Trip

Topeka to Burlingame and return,
September 8. 1897 via Santa Fe. Bryan
day at the fair.
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Y. NJ. @. A. Notes.

About forty business and profess
ional men were present at the RECEIPT
ion at the Merrill Institute last night
to meet Mr. Dixon. Twenty three
were in the class and did some light
work intended to do business men
good. All present expressed them
selves as much gratifed at the work
and it is hoped that every Monday
and Thursday nights there VIII be a
large membership in this business
mems class. The young mems class
meets tonight at 8 O'Clock. Let the
full membership OF young men be
present. 1t is expected that team
OF our men will contest with the
Little Rock men for basketball
honors on the DO
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Cleveland County News.
tFrom the Rison Herald)

Marriage license were issued yes
terday to Mr.. r. e. Jones and Miss
Tabitha Shelton, both Of White 0ak
township.
Mr.. Red Thomas has secured a
position as salesmah with the Alex
ander Bros, OF Pine Bluff. Red is It
nice, industrious young man and we
congratulate Messrs. Alexander on
securing his services.
Miss Augusta Cash, the accom-
plished daughter OF Rev. w. i. Cash,
CT Toledo, will open a subscrip ton
school at Cross Roads in Prairie
township, Monday week.
Messrs. Fl. n. Register and w. 5.
Houldftch have taken the contract
to complete the addition commenced
by MIR. Tenant to the house OF coun-
tx clerk, N. B. Chowning.
Mr.. j. H. Oaks and Miss Nellie
O'Brian were married at Cleburn,
Texas, January Ist, 1897 Mr.. Ooks
is one of our best citizens and a
prominent merchant OF Kedron.
Miss O'Brlan is the daughter OF a
prominent railroad man, and was a
popular young lady OF Cleburn. Tex
We extend cqngratulation to the
young couple and wish them apleas-
ant Journey through life.
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News From Dallas County
From the Fordyce Chronicle.

From the Fordyce Chronicle.i
Mr.. G. M. Hampton returned Sat
urday from a trip down the Saline
to see if the way is open for hisstave
boats. He tells US that A. II, Gates
dam bursted and several million feet
of saw logs got away and floated
down the river The only chance
for Mr.. Gates to get any OF his
money back on the logs is to sell
them to Jew at Homer at 81
thousand and take t IN trade.
Since the holidays Prot Clary has
adopted the rapidly growing plan Of
teaching on Saturdays and resting
on Mondays. 1t is claimed that stu
dents come up with better lessons
Tuesday morning when they rest on
Monday than they do on Monday
where the vacation is given on Sat
urday Monday is notoriously the
hardest day in the week for teachers,
under the Old regime.
As an error to the amount OF $40
600 appeared in the sloans and dis
counts in the statement OF the CON
dition OF the Bank Of Fordyce as
published last week, we reproduce
that interesting little article at the
top of two columns on this page
7 he error was due to the haste OF
the editor, who had to play the
triple parts OF editor, printer and
satan in this sanctum last week.
Intelligence reached here Monday
of the killing OF Jerry Frazier at
I.anark, Saturday, by Jack Robin
son. Frazier had been drunk on
Friday and rowing With several par
ties, prom1scuously. and threatened
to kill some OF them, when George
Harcrow took his gun from him.
Saturday morning he went to Rob
inson's house and asked fer his gun
Robinson told him that it was at
Harcr0w's. Frazier said. Il will
go and get it and as l come back
d--n you [ will kill you, " whereup-
on Robinson got his own gun and
opened fire upon Frazier, killing him
almost instantly. He fired -four
times and three OF the balls passed
through Frazier's body near the
heart Robinson was tried before
the justice Of the peace and acqu!t-
ted. Frazier was considered a dan
gerous man. Robinson is brother
to Mesdames Banks and Howell, Of
this place.
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Trustees Sale Notice.

WHEREAS, Charles H. Bridges. d single
man, by his certain Deed OF Trust dated the
first day of November, eighteen hundred and
elghty-nine. and recorded in Volume ''i32
at page Isl of the Records of Deeds in JEFF
tefson County State of Arkansas. conveyed
to Samuel Nj. Jarvis, as Trustee, the follow
ing described real property, situated in the
to-wit:
Lot numbered eight Isl in Block numbered
Thirty-tour go in Woodruff addition. west
TO the City of Pine Bluff in said Jefferson
County, Arkansas, reference being hereby
made TO the recorded Plat of said NoOdruG's
addition, West, as found of record in Book
at page go of the records in the office of
the Recorder of Deeds of said Jefferson
county.
Which said Deed of Trust was made IN
secure the payment of a certain promissory
note or bond in the sum of Eleven hundred
and Sevenry-fye Dollars ff1i75OW. with
coupons attached for the semi-annual in
AND WHEREAS. said principal sum. to-
gether with two interest coupons on said note
have long since become due and still remain
AND WHEREAS, it is provided in said
Deed of Trust that il Samuel NJ Jarvis. inc
Trustee therein named, shall be absent from
the State of Arkansas, or shall refuse to ACT
as such Trustee, then the said Samuel II.
Jarvis may appoint and substitute any other
person as trustee to act in his place and
stead, and who shall be vested with all Inc
rights, power and authority conferred upon
the original Trustee.
AND WHEREAS, the said Samuel NJ. Jar
visls absent from the State of Arkansas, and
mas resigned his trust In writing and now re-
fuses to further act as such Trustee, ana has
appointed me, the undersigned. with fun
power TO act as Trustee Hereunder:
NOW, THEREFORE,, I. NJ. H. JOHNSON
VIII at the request of the legal holder Of said
note and coupons. and following the terms
OF SAID Deed of Trust, proceed to sell tie
ABOVE described real estate, with all apDur-
tenances thereunto belonging, at public ven
due TO the highest and best bidder sos ;.ssb
e tsa front door or the Court House in fhpa
SltY 81 Flne BluH in the County of Jefferson
and state OF Arkansas on the s0tb dasy ~
February. 1897, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. N,
70 satisfy the debt by said Deed Of Trust
secured and the cost and expense of execut-
ing this trust SAID property to be duly an
praised before said sale, and not 10 be sofa
LOT less IMAM tWo-thirds its appraised value
NJ. II. JOHNSON.
substitute Trustee.
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Il nonsehoId NeoeasItY

Cascarets Candy Cathartie, the
most wonderful medical discovery OF
the age, pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, act gently and positively
on kidneys, liver and bowels, clens-
ing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual eonsti-
patton and biliousness. Please buy
and try a box of G. G. G. to-day; 10,
%. 80 cents. Sold and guaranteed to
cure by all druggists. 12-30eod
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Al About Piue Bluff.

Pine Bluff has some beautiful
streets.
It has some lovely homes.
Il has. many beautiful women.
1t has many babies-none of them
ugly.
1t has several very pretty babies.
1t will have many moreb babies and
all of them win be very lovely.
1t has refined and cultured society,
1t has able preachers, superior
choirs and beautiful churches.
1t has excellent public schools.
1t has Il freelibrary
1t has social, literary, benevolent
and athletic clubs and associations.
Il has up-to-date business men
and some of the largest mercantile
houses in the Southwest.
1t has a great machine and repair
shop, an ice plant. first class foun-
dry anu machine shop, two saw
mills, two stave mills, cotton com
press, a mill and grain elevator,
navigation by river, and two rail
roads; several firstclass hotels,
sporting track aud the county jail
and court house.
1t hasn't got the blues. it wants
the earth and has the GRAPHIC. its
staunchest friend, and is going to
keep it.
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The Rev. c. C. Golden was elected
Thursday to the Presidency Of Gallo
way College, during the remainder
OF the term. He viii succeed the Rev.
John II. Dye, d D., who resigned.
Rev. Golden is said to be one of the
most distinguished Methodist divines
in the State, and at the time OF his
election was presiding elder Of this
district. The Bishop is expected to
till the vacancy at once in the district
eldership.
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Persons VITO are troubled with in
digestion will be interested in the ex
perience of WU. H. Penn. chief clerk
in the railway mail service ut Des
Moines, Iowa, who writes: 1T
gives me pleasure to testify to the
merits ofChamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoe Remedy. For two
years l have suffered from indiges-
ton, and am subject to frequent
severe attacks of pain in thestomach
and bowels. One or two doses Of
this remedy never fails to give perfect
relief" Price % and so cents; sold
by W. L. Oewoody & Co.
Ia q & sw I'm
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A Cure For a Lame Back.

My daughter, when recovering
from an attack Of fever, was a great
sufferer from pain in the hack and
hips writes Louden Grover, Of
Sardis, Ky. After using quite a
number of remedies without any
benefit she tried one bottle OF Cham
herlain's Pain Balm, and it has given
entire relief. Chamberlain Pain
Balm is also q certain cure for rheu-
matism Sold By BY " Il. Dswoody
< Co. Ia d &sw I'm
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RIVER NEWS.


The Hardin LETT this port Tuesday
at O'Clock for Memphis loaded al
most fiat. Her cargo consisted Of
zoo bales Of cotton for foreign ports
and $4,000 feet OF lumber for Missis-
sippi river plantations besides mer-
chandise for local Arkansas River
landings.
~
The Eugene left Memphis Tuesday
lor Pine Bluff. She arrived to-
day and will leave on her return trip
Friday morning at II o'clock.
The Dardanelle arrived Tuesday
rom Little Rock with 20 bales OF
cotton and $50 sacks OF cotton seed
and returned Wednesday Emorning
at 10 o'clock.
-
IHe Harbin hrouohf II, 9nn0 aaakg
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On next Tuesday evening there
will be held at the Merrill Instttute
the anniversary exercises Of the Y.
M. C. A., and Mr.. Cecil L. Gates,
International Secretary from New
York, will be present and deliver the
address. All friends of the Associ-
alton, both ladies and gentlemen, are
cordially invited to be present.
That there will he good music and a
pleasant time is expected. Theeyent
Will in some respects, be in the
nature of a reception. A full house
is desired.
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20 DIFF

The progressive ladies OF Westfiela,
Ind. issued a "Woman's Edition.
OF the Westfield News. bearing date
OF April 3, 1885, The paper is tilled
with matter OF interest to women
and we notice the following from
which the editors
printed, realizing that 1t treats upon
a matter OF vital importance to their
sex: The best remedy for group,
colds and bronchitis that / have
been able to find is Chamberlain
Cough Remedy For family use it
has no equal. | gladly recommend
it, % and 80 cent bottles for sale
b. ". L. DewoodY e Co.
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The performance given here last
night. at the opera house, by Rich
ard & Pringle's Georgia Minstrels,
was enjoyed by a good house. The
Crescent City Quartette made a de-
cided hit, and Billy Kersands was
up to has usual high level as a Minis
trel performer.
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six cases were disposed OF in the
Police Court this morning -Four
were fined $500 each on q charge OF
yagrancy and committed to the
calaboose in default of payment;
and two, charged with carrying re-
volvers, were fined $4,000 each and
committed in default Of payment.
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Ii the bicycIists who ride the
streets, especially during dark nights
would keep to the right of the road,
all possibilities OF collision would be
avoided. This rule shonld also be
observed at all times by drivers of
vehicles, and the latter should also
remember that bieyclists are tax
payers and therefore entitled to as
many rights on the streets and roads
as others. The righteousness of
drivers of vehicles where wheelmen
are concerned has often been observed
and commented on and the former
should be made to know that BIZ
cyclists have some rights which
even the drivers of private convey
ances are bound to respect.
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Our friends will kindly TELEPHONE US
any news OF which they may have
knowledge. The GRAPHIC has an
efficient corps OF reporters, but it is
impossible to have one stationed on
every corner at all times, and, there
fore, we are more or less dependent
upon the general public for news
items,
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Judge Elliott and Prosecuting At
torney Martin have returned from
Arkansas City, where they have been
holding court. pSfhey report the
docket clear and p-te-date.
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What did the weather forecast say
yesterday? 1t said today would be
fair. This is one on Uncle Sam, who
is usually very clever in making his
weather probabilities. However,
we will forgive him II his forecasts of
fair weather tomorrow" prove to
he ripht
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Messrs. A. r. Bragg aud w. II.
Quigg, officials OF the Cotton Belt
railway, with headquarters in Little
Rock, are reglstered at the Truloek.
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T HE FIRST BATTLE"
Hon. w. j. Bryan's Great Book,


Containing his biography by
his wife;the story of the great
political struggle Of 1896. with a
treaties on Bimetallismby the
most eminent opponents, inclu-
ding the part taken by Mr.. Bry-
an priorto the National Demo
cratic Convention at Chicago.
The book contains over 600
pages with 90 full page illustra-
tons. The work will be ready
for delivery about February Ist.
Beautiful presentation edition in
cloth, $I.75. Send in your order
at once. Orders entered as re-
ceived and sent out in rotation.
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At Public Auction.

The office furniture, fixtures, and
law library of the late Judge w. d.
Johnson, will be sold at public auc-
ton in front of the Court House in
Pine Bluff on February l, 1897. Also
ut same time and place will sell one
pony, one race-horse, one phaeton,
set of harnesss, saddle and two
brides. Sale will begin at 10 O'Clock
a. m Terms, cash.
Il. LEE JOHNSON,
/ % lltf In.ol..4.
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An allowance OF Is per cent dis
count will be made on every suit
ordered during the month of Janu-
airy, 1897. Remember we give entire
satisfaction. All wool suits former
ly made to order for $3.50, now
$10.60 suits formerly made to order
for $500, now $12.75; suits formerly
made to order for sly, now $14.90;
suits formerly made to order for 500,
now SIT. HENRY MARX & Co.
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Every possible effort is being made
to complete the East Second avenue
bridge across he ravine, the work on
which has been seriously obstructed
by the heavy rains. The bridge ON
South Main street is nearing com
pletlon
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A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to DR.. ] E. A. Allen and Mrs.
Mary Hall. The ceremony will take
place at the brides residence, on
West sixth avenue. TONIGHT.
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DR.. Carlton N. Bentley, a recent
dental assistant Of DR.. J. +. Easley,
left for Little Rock today and will
engage in his profession in that
city.
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Besides the award OF ribbons to
the prize winners at the Poultry and
Pet Animal Show, several beautiful
and valuable special prizes will be
awarded by fanciers of Pine Bluff
and elsewhere.
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The regular meeting OF the Ep-
worth League will be held tonight
at go O'Clock The meeting will be
led by Mr.. q n Hart assisted, by
number Of others. A large attend
ance Of the membership and the
public generally is desired.
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The entertainment tonight at the
residence of MIR. and Mrs John Nj.
Mccain will be social meeting of
the Epworth League. All the mem
bers are invited to be present.
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Mrs. Bloomer will give a reception
1t her beautiful home near Lake,
5ide, in honor of Misses Skeesiek,
who have justreturned from foreign
raYel. Those SO fortunate as to
attend will be enraptured with these
5oung ladies when they talk of their
adventures in st. Louis, Poplar
Bluff, Jonesboro and other foreign
points.
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Mr Russell Hollis, of Cleveland
county, has succeeded Mr.. Carmieh.
ael as manager of the Simpson &
Webb Furniture company. We
welcome Mr.. Hollis 70 Pine Bluff and
wish him success in his new position.
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Mrs. Richard Breathwit had the
misfortune, a few days ago, to fall
down a flight of stairs ut the resi-
dence of Mr. Henry Winters, which
resulted in dislocating her shoulder
We are pleased to note that she is
rapidly improving.
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Don't fail to call on Simpson &
Webb Furniture Company, and
examine their stock and see their
advertisement in this issue.
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A false alarm OF fire from No. 2l3
Elm street, cailed cut the fire depart
ment at O'Clock this morning.
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Mr.. Isadore Rubenstein, of Ger
many, will arrive in the city in a
few days and be the guest of his
cousin. Miss Nettie Never.
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Mrs. Mary Martin, of Princeton,
Ark, is the guest OF the family other
son, Mr.. S. G. Martin, on Lakeside.
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All Oriental Princes are command
ed to appear 1.-THE opera house with
their ladies on the night OF February
ID, to witness Pythianism exposed.
Admission, so cents. 20tf
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Thursdays GRAPHIC has been the
recipient OF many compliments. The
entire GRAPHIC force is exerting
every effort to get out Ii first-class
paper every day in spite OF the quies-
cence OF affairs Ia general and the
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Miss Nina Pryor, OF Holly Springs,
Miss, is the guest of Mrs. Y. o. Alex
ander and other relatives.
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The Bluff City Club will give its
monthly euchre and german next
Tuesday night. Arrangements are
also being made for grand masque-
rade ball.
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Mrs. Fred Woodcock. of Malvern.
is the guest OF Mrs. Edgar Brewster,
on Lakeside.
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Mr.. Leopold switzer, OF Kansas
City, will arrive in the city in a lew
days to visit Miss Julia Brown.
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Messrs. A. kaufman, J T. LIS
comb and J, A. Miller, of Plum Bay
on, are in the city.
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Conductor p. d. Atwood is spend
Ing few days with his family.
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Mrs. James Mitchell, wife OF the
editor of the Arkansas Democrat,
will arrive in Pine Bluff this after
noon, and will be the guest OF Mrs.
Il. H. McFadden.
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The Board of Directors of the Pine
Bluff Electric Street Railway Co.
met yesterday and declared semi
annual dividend of 5 per cent. The
companys affairs are in a flourish
ing condition and a proposition to
extend the line is now being con-
sidered.
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Mr.. NJ. W. Quilting, of Pendleton
is visitor TO the city today,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-01-23

MIR. Bob Roberts left for San
Antonio, Texas, today.
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Mr.. F. NJ. Altschul, the cigarist,
has returned from a business trip to
Tampa, Fla He gives it as his
opinion, after seeing other places in
the South, that Pine Bluff is ahead
of any other town of its population
in all this beautiful Southland.
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All the 81 and S. ladies shoes go
for S295 tomorrow at Katzensteins'
great shoe sale. 1t
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The Wabbaseka cotton mills, of
this city, recently started and are
running on double time. 1t is be-
Iieved the plant will be enlarged to
double its capacity within year.
It works about four hundred people
and the pay roll amounts to about
S12. 600 per month.
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Mr.. I. S. Kavanaugh,
Humphrey, is in the city today.
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Tetter. salt.Rheum and Eozsn,a.

The intense itching and smarting Incl
dent to these diseases is instantly allayad
by applying Chamberlain Eve and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. Il
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 20 cts. per box.
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A. j. Mitchell keeps constantly ON
hand a large assortment of the finest
and best candles to be found on the
market diff
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Mr.. e. c. German, who has re-
sided at Hensley, Saline county, dur
ing the past two years, is in Pine
Bluff visiting friends and relatives.
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Col. Rednose, of Wabbaseka, was
N town today calling on John Bar.
ieycOrn.
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Rheumatism is foe which gives
no quarter It tol ments its Victims
day and night Hood Sarsaparilla
purifies the blood and cures the aches
and pains OF rheumatism.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-01-23

The sworn circulation of the Daily
GRAPHIC was yesterday 16, 600, re
markable showing for a town of CO.
900 population.
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Mrs Winker lost her sewing media
the other day. She failed to dis.
cover the loss until she went to Sew
a button on Mr.. Winker's shirt. Tho
usual family jar in consequence.
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Judge J. NJ. Elliott, Sheriff c. H.
Triplett, Constable c. NJ Philpott
and attorney NJ. A. Austin were
passengers to Little Rock this
morning.
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Miss Ethel Playgoer will receive
saturday neutrality-suspicious. to
20 to the Spectator,
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Go to A. j. Mitchell for your news
papers, periodicals and magazines.
diff
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lITrom Thursdays Dailyl

Mr.. A. e. Shields, of st. Louis, is
registered at the Trulock.
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The charming Miss Sallie Winker
of Pine Bluff, left yesterday on a
brief visit to her sweetheart's town
She will not return until he pro.
poses.
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Katzenssein's annual cut price shoe
sale takes place tomorrow, Satur-
day, January %. 1t
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Just try 10c. box of Casearets,
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made. 1870 cod tt.
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Merchant's Carnival.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M.
G. A. will give n Merchants Carnival
at the opera house Jan. 18th. This
is, as d rule, the most popular anna
tuer entertainment that can be
given. 1t will consist of tableaux,
drills, songs, etc. The leading
feature being the representation of
merchants by young ladies. The
ladies who have this entertainment
in hands never fail in anything they
undertake and we predict for the
Carnival u big success l q d&w1t
A Pine Bluff woman whose hus-
band is in the habit of coming home
tipsy in "the night. recently decided
to frighten him as a means of cure,
to this end she arrayel herself, last
Saturday night, in most frightful
costume, and as the booty husband
entered the door. said: Come with
me; | am the devil
"Zat so?" said the husband.
"Shake! I'm your brother-in-law-
married your sister"