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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-17
FRENCH ARMY Review
AN EXCUSE FOR ANTI-DREYFUS
DEMONSTRATION
REVISION SEEMS CERTAIN
Gen. Zurlinden Is Expected to Resign
and Other Ministers Will Follow
His Example


PARIS, Sept. 16.-President Faure, at the
conclusion of the army maneuvers today,
says u dispatch from Gonne;ines, had
luncheon with the officers and made "a
speech, I'M which. after praising the tactic
|al knowledge and devotion of the officers
he conferred the cross Of the Legion Of
Honor upon Gen Alfred Bates, the mill
tary a,tache of the Uni;ed States embassy
in London, who has followed the maneu-
vers. There was great cheering for the
army and fer France as the president was
leaving the review stand.
Socialist Deputy NJ. Breton refused ITO
uncover as NJ. Faure passed, and was
tlrrea tened by the crowd. Amid shouts of
Down with traitors!' Down with Drey-
fus! NJ. Breton had to make speedy re-
treat.
President Faure returned here ait mid
n ght and was received with an ovation
BY a small crowd which had gathered, APP
paren.ly betokentng that a large section OF
the public still opposes revision Of the
Dreyfus' proceedings.
Revision Certain
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE newspapers here
say ;he Minister Of Justice, NJ. Zarrien. has
completed the examination Of he docu-
mense In the Dreyfus case and that he will
communicate to the Ministers at the Cabi-
net Council to be held tomorrow, his inren-
tion to refer the matter 10 a commission
competent to undertake a revision Of the
procee dings. The general opinion is that
the cabinet will adopt the proposal for a
revision of the case unanimously, with the
exception Of the Minister for War, General
ZurMnden, who yesterday informed the
minister Of justice that he intends to resign
Il i. devlopes that he does not agree with
his coleag CUES The Figaro, Matin and the
Rappell say they believe tina: in case Gen
eral Zurlnden resigns, NJ. Brisson, the Pre-
mier, Is resolved to take the portfolio Of
Minister Of War and give the portfolio Of
Minister for the Interior 10 NJ. Valiee.
According to the Gaulois, the result of the
decision of the Minister of Justice will be a
ministerial crisis, as this paper claims that
he other Ministers will resign also.
The Fashoda Affair
PARIS, Sept. 16.-Official circles and the
public generally are in no way per:urbed
by the news from Gashoda. On the cor
trary, they appear TO be Indifferent.
Much greater excitement prevails re-
spectng the Dreyfus affair. 1; IS under
stood that NJ Marujoules, minister of COM
merce; M. Tallaye. minister CT public
works, and NJ. bigger, minister of agricul-
.ure will accompany General Zurl.nden,
minister of war, in retiring.
A curious story is published to .he effect
that a passenger steamer, while passing
Devils Island, approached closely in ord er
20 enable the passengers to see the habi.a-
ton Of Captain Dreyfus and was Disagree
ably surprised by four cannon shots fired
from the island. Il was learned afterward
that all vessels venturing too near were
similarly greeted.
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JUST IN TIME
The Bear Saved the Whalers From
Starvation

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16-Captain
Newth approves of the action of the Bear
In putting unruly whalers In irons. He says
the report that Captain Mason of the
JEANNE had gone crazy is untrue.
Had /: not been for the wrecked whaler
Navarch and the arrival of the relief ex-
petition fully 10 per cent Of the frozen-in
whalers would have died." said Captain
Sherman.
1.-THE Navarch was wrecked in an Arctic
storm. you will remember" continued the
captain, "and many Of her crew were
drowned. No one ever expected to see the
hull again, but one day 1t came drifting
past Point Barrow. and out of it we got
$50 sacks Of -four There were just two of
these sacks left when the Bear arrived.
and then the men had only been getting a
four-inch square Of bread every twenty
four hours"
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Vessels in Collision

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE steam
ship Gloucester of the Merchants and Min
ers' Transportation Company, which ar
rived here this morning from Baltimore,
reports that at 1920 o'clock this morning
she collided with the Gloucester schooner
Alice Jordan, off Martha's Vineyard, and
that nine of the Jordan's crew were
drowned. Seven of the crew were saved
and brought here on the Gloucester.
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Men of the Seventh

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1.-THE Seventh
California regiment has started subscrip-
uton for the widow of Henry Hildebra nd
who was killed by Wafer Rosser, the
young Tennessee soldier. The men expect
to raise between 5000 and $500 and their ex-
ample will probably be followed by the 9th.
er regiments. Quite number of the young
men of the Seventh California propose to
so to Manila as private citizens mme-
G@ately after being mustered out their in
,entton being to engage in business there.
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A Railroad Deal

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Tlmes-Herald
this morning announces that at conference
held at the Auditorium annex last evening
between representatives Of Speyer & Co. of
New York, and P. d. Armour, Norman B.
Ream, Marshall Field and J. J. HIN. rres.-
dent of the Great Northern, the gentlemen
named secured controlling interest in the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company. j.
]. Hill WIN probably be the controlling
spirit of the road. No figures in the deal
are obtainable.
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San Jose Short of Cash

SAN JOSE, Sept. 16.-At meeting of the
city board of school trustees ii was found
that there are no funds for occupying the
new school. The shortage Is $4,000. Unless
this can be provided for the new 500 200
building must stand lille. There is some
talk of cutting the salaries of teachers, but
1t is not known if this Can now be done.
There is some talk also of taking funds
from the grammar and junior grades Blu:
this may not be legal.
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Corean Crime

SEOUL, Corea, Sept. 16-It is reported
here that high official of the palace named
10 has made a confession that he ordered
the cook Of the royal household to poison
food intended for the King and the Crown
Prince, both of whom became seriously Ill
on Sunday last. The official further con-
essed that the poisoning plot was insti-
gated by former interpreter attached to
the Russian legation.
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Nobody Hurt

SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 16.-As the culmina-
ton Of a row with Battista Giorodono to-
day, Andrew Milano, an Italian laborer, at
tempted to blow up the latter's house with
stick of dynamite. With a sack of money
in one hand and the dynamite in the other,
Milano advanced toward his enemys home,
making wild threats. He was seized ard
placed under arrest.
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Back From Porto Rico

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The transport
Alamo with troops from Porto Rico pro-
ceeded from quarantine to Pennsylvania
Railroad pier in Jersey City today, where
trains were in waiting to convey the re-
turned volunteers 10 their homes in the
District of Columbia, Pennsylvania and
Illinois. The District of Columbia soldiers
are in prime physical condition and are de-
lighted at the prospect of reaching Wash
ington.
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CAPTURED Mausers

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-The War De-
par.ment has directed tina. the Mauser
rifles, about 5000 in number. which were
brought 10 New York, having been captured
from the Spanish troops IN Cuba, be turned
over to the Ordnance Department. The
latter in turn ordered them shipped TO tho
Armory at Springfield, Mass. They will
be thoroughly overhauled, and if possible
put in order for our troops or fer sale.
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Red Men Break Cam

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. lathe great
council Of Red Men adjourned today. The
Continental uniform was adoped for the
Uniform rank, which will be knwn as the
Red Mems league. An orphans fund was
established. The council will meet next
year in Washington.
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Arctic Whaling Captains

SAT FRANCISCO. Sept. 16.--Three cap.
tainSrom the Arctic fleet have arrived lr
this dy. They are Captain A. c. Sherman
Of thtwrecked steam whaler Orca; Cap.
tain v 8. Porter of the wrecked steamer
Jesse /. Freeman, and Captain f. w
Newth(f the Jeanette.
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Hanged for Murder

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 16.- A dispatch
to the Dispatch from Sussex says: Anthony
Mayfie.t, colored was hanged at Sussex
court house today for the murder OF Rita
VIZ, his wife and Robert Harris, also
=. He had a difficulty with Harris
IN alleged .rdignty to the wuma
a,er went to Harris home and shot
M. He then murdered the woman. After
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-17
Flannelly's Appeal

SAN JOSE, Sept. 16-Tle bill Of excep-
lions on appeal in the cafe of the people
VS.. Thomas w. Flannelly, who was con-
victed of the murder of h.sfather at Red
wood City and sentenced to be hanged was
settled in the superior cout today, and
after being printed will be ent to the su-
preme court,
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Court-Martil Ordered

WASHINGTON. Sept. 18.-The secretary
of the navy today ordered a courtmartial
for the trial of Chaplain Mcintyre Of the
Oregon, who is accused of publicly de-
nounclng his brother officers who were en-
gagged in the battle of July Sd. The court
will meet in Denver on the 26th inst. and
will consist of seven members, headed by
Commodore Mccain, retired, with Cap
tain I.aucheimer as Judge advocate gen.
eral
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Useful Service

LONDON Sept 16.-The Kingson, ia
Maica, correspondent or the Daily Nail tes-
titles to the useful action OF the recently
established United States weatheNstation
there, which prognosticated andlissued
warnings of the coming of the hurricane
on Saturday
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In the Line of DUTY

WASHINGTON Sept 1s-News reached
te war department. today of the death at
sNtiago of Lieut.. Michael ]. O'Brien,
Eth infantry. The, officer resigned from
th\army about year ago. but re-entered
thAservice upon the outbreak Of the war,
anddied in the line of duty.
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An Omaha Conference

OMAHA, Sept. 16.-The Transmississ.p pi
conference Of charities and corrections held
three sessions in the First Congregation
church Of this city today This was the
first day Of five days meeting. Delegates
are present, not only from the TRANSMITS
issipp. territory. but also from several east
ern states. General Brnkerhoff Of Iowa
Ia presiding.
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The PreSidaut's Trim

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 16.-Concerted
efforts will be made by the various com
mercial bodies Of San Francisco to induce
President Mckinley to visit this coast The
president intends making trip as far west
as Omaha next month to visit the EXPOSE
tion. and 1t is hoped he may be induced to
extend his trip.
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sibley Will Run

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept 16.-At DEM
cratic mass meeting at Bradford, Pa,
telegram was read from Joseph c. Sill
ley accepting the nomination for Congress
rendered him by the Democrats Of tn
Twenty-seventh District.
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Sick of a Fever

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-Private
Harry G. Upham Of Company L. Seventh
California regiment, has been taken 20 the
Division Hospital, sick Of fever which
has not been definitely diagnosed.
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A Cretan Conflict

ATHENS, Sept. 16.-It is rumored that a
conflict between insurgents and Turkish
troops has occurred near Gambia. Accord
ing to the report some Of the Christians
were killed and number wounded.
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The Jewish New Year

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 16.-sosh
Hashanah, the opening Of the Jewishhew
year, was observed tonight by specialIer-
vices in all the synagogues. The PLACID of
worship were we'll filled and sermons w.
propriate to the occasion were delivered.
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A New Cardinal

PARIS, Sept 1.-THE Journal Des De-
bats learns that the pope has decided to ap-
point another French cardinal resident in
Rome, making the eighth member of the
conclave.
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Missionaries

LONDON. Sept. ia special from
Shanghai says the missionaries at Hochu
are safe.
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The C'onstables

The consta bulary nominations were next
taken up, George Brown being first named
by Mr. Allen. Captain Cressey nominated
c. r. Stevens Of the First ward. Bradner
w. Lee presented the name of Fl. H. Yon-
kin, one of the incumbents. +. H. Brake
suhler. at present a deputy under Consta-
bic johnson, was nominated by Z. p. Dyer
Oscar Lawler named Sostenes Sepulveda OF
the Sixth ward on behalf Of the Spanish
Americans.
Contrary to the expectations of many, one
ballot was sufficient, and the most unim-
portant nominations on the whole tickle,
caused as much uproar as any. After
brief speeches from the lucky men the con-
vention adjourned at 1l:20.
The vote was as follows:
Total vote cast. 800
Necessary for a choice, two to be chosen. 179
stevens 10
HOnkln
BfakeSunler ......................... 100
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committing the crime he tried to burn the
bodies Of hts victims.
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County Convention

Immediately after the adjournment of
the township convention the county con-
vention was called to order for the last
time by Chairman Meserve.
Chief Glass was given a vote of thanks
for the aid Of the police department In pre-
serving order
Mr.. Batcheller moved that the sergeants-
alarms be each allowed 81 extra for each
night session. After some discussion, the
motion was carried.
Bradner Lee moved the ratification
Of the nominations Of all the supervisoral,
senatorial and assembly district conven-
lions, and also those of the city township
and Los Angeles township conventions.
The motion carried without discussion, and
the convention adjourned sine die after
singing America"
Central Committee
The old and new county central commit
tees met at 11:40 on the adjournment Of the
county convention for the purpose Of or
ganizing the new committee. The old COM
mittee was called to order by Chairman
Lee and Secretary Thorne called the roll.
Edwin A. Meserve placed in nomination
for chairman Of the new committee Brad
ner w. Lee, the retiring chairman. Mr..
Lee was elected by reclamation.
On motion it was decided to allow the
chairman to appoint the committees Sec
rotary, to appoint an executive committee
Of twenty members, three Of its members
to come from each Of the five supervisorial
districts and five to be selected from the
county at large, these five not to be re-
stricted to the central committees men,
bership, II the chairman should see fit to
go outside for suitable men.
Prophet Peck of Ell Monte arose to make
a suggestion for the secretaryship, with
the permission of the chair He was called
to order by several delegates but as Chair.
man Lee signihed his willingness to lister
he proceeded to propose Major F. M. Fair
banks.
The committee then adjourned to meet at
the call Of the chair, thus closing the Ave-
days sessions at the pavilion.
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JAMES koR JUSTICE
BROWN AND YONG NAMED FOR
CoNSNBLEs
THE REGULAR IMPLICATIONS
Of the District Convention Nominees.
New County Central Committee.
REFLECTS Bradne: Leo

Hazards pavilion Is now deserted. The
voice of the delegate is no more heard In
the land, neither Is the ballot of the candi-
date seen In the air. The Republican NOM
nations were completed yesterday morn
Ing by the selection of justices and consta-
bles for Los Angeles township. The town
ship convention was called to order by
Chairman Curtis d. Wilbur at o'clock yes
terday morning on the main floor Of the
pavilion.
Nominations for township justice having
been declared in order Charles l.. Batch
eller took the platform In behalf OF the
incumbent. William Young. Mr.. Batcheller
objected 10 the application Of the turn
the-rascals-out doctrine to judicial NOM
nations.
William p. James was nominated by
Bradner w. Lee.
Luther Brown presented the name Of
General II. A. Pierce.
Owing to the number OF proxies in use.
Judge Mckinley gave some fatherly ad-
vice to those holding them, reminding them
OF the rule of the convention that one man
could vote only two proxies.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Total vote cast. ....................... .oOS
Necessary for a choice. ...1S5
Young ,,,....................... 50
James ..172
Pierce Observation-Disclosures. .ll6
The second ballot resulted In the nominal
ton of Mr.. James by the following vote:
Young NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
James ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. POI
Pierce loo
Total ............... ....ob6
James majority Observation-Disclosures. 81
This vote was fifty-three short of the to-
tai number of the delegates, 416.
On motion of Justice Young, the nominal
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Carried Back To Newport.

Deputy Sheriff James Jones of Jackson Bounty arrived in the city Thursday to get Harry Cunningham alias Hoffman, wanted in that coun. ty for grand ilareeny, and burglary, and who few days ago was captur- ed in this city, by officer Frank Stewart. Jones took his man back to Newport.
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Editor Murray of the Press Eagle. left this morning for Little Rock, where he meets his niece, Miss Chris tina Scull, who has been attending the Omaha Exposition. She will visit a few weeks in Hot Springs be- fore her return home.
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Mulv0ns Headache and Indigestion Cure

is the only remedy on the market that will cure every form of Head- ache in 5 to 10 minutes, correct Indi- gestion, stimulate the nerves and build up the system. It should be in every home and every travellers s gripsack. At all druggists. 9 cures 25e.
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IRON HAIL

Branch 147. Order of Iron Hall. will meet at Juliet hall, over the bank of Pine Bluff, Saturday even ing, August 13, at o'clock. The members can bring any of their friends. Anyone who has an inter est in fraternal orders win be wei come. join or not.
 J. NJ. WALTON,
 Deputy Organizer at Large
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Misses Ida Dreyfus and Mamie Stewart left this morning for Little tie Rock, where they will be the guests of relatives for q few daxs.
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THAT TIRED FEELING is due to impoverished blood, Hood S Sarsaparllla enriches and vitalizes the blood and gives strength, energy and vigor. Be sure to get Hoods.
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MT. Arthur Mills, o the Associated Press, left yesterday for Clarendon. to write up from start to finish the Orr affair.
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On and after July l, 1898, I will have first class bread and cake baker. He has had thirty years experience in the business. will be able to furnish bread and cakes of all kinds on short notice.
 l dt' IoE c. MEYER.
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Gunther's famous chocolates and boabons at Mltchel's, only, POS Main
 rect. II l5 If
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Mrs. Ed Boeage and daughter left Thursday for Little Rock to be the guests of friends for a few weeks.
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An excursion arriv ed last night from Hot Springs which brought ab out 200 negroes to this city.
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CA @

MT. J. A. Green, very popular travelling man of Chic ago, was in our city Thursday.
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Sandy Jackson was this morning fined $35 bu Judge Brown for distur- ping the peace and $20 for resisting an officer The county farm will hold him for q while.
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Mir. l. H. Chandler of Richmond. Ky, is in the city in the interest of the Central University at that place, While here he will be the guest of Mr. John Alexander.
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Mr. Arthur Kaufman left Thurs day for Cornerstone, to attend a social event Inst night.
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Misses Essie Cameron and Dollie Smith left yesterday for Little Rock, 10 visit friends for several days.
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Clarence Bloom, q six footer, !prol ceeded to show qis strength sthis ar ternoon by beating a little seven year old boc and was pulled.
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Mir. J. Turner Bradford has return ed from eastern markets. where he has teen in the interest of his firm.
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Fresh rolled and spiced herring salt sardells and spiced anchovles at Joe. c. Meyers. dtf
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Standard sugar cured hams 10 cents per pound.
 6-26 tltf. Mccain Grocery Co.
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There will be q meeting at Merrill Institute Friday, August 12, at s o'clock to organize the humane society of Pine Bluff. Everybody invited.
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All kinds of Landreth & Sons Fresh turnip seeds just received at McCain's Grocery Co.
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HOODS PILLS are purely vege table and donot purge, pain or gripe All druggists. 25e.
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Fresh fish and celery every Thurs ay, at Joe c. Meyers
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Mrs. D. $. Mills is convaleseent af- ter d very severe illness.
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Mr. Alvin, Levy is now connected at the Altheimer branch clothing house. Alvin is considered one of the best clothing salesman in the city.
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Mir. Jno, F. Sennett, of New Gas cony, was among us Thursday.
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MT. L. o. Portis, prominent mer- chant of rumas, is in the city.
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Messrs. J s. Willis, of the Burling- ton route, II. A. Richards. Of the Grand Trunk Line and W. II. Cogs- well, of Clover Leaf Line, are in the city today.
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Stop at Gleason's Hotel when in Little Rock. dtf
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Hon. x. O. Pindall, of Arkansas City is legal visitor in the city to. today.
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GS9@ Get your Rubber Stamps Seals Stencils, and Ink Pads from Roy A. Wilson, at Adams-Wilson Printing Go. Old phone S6; New 124.
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Miss Ella Lucas, of Star City. is at the Trulock
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The most popular drink is the grape juice at Culpepper's , cents glass. & 9d3t
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Tiss Ona Ro@ell after being the guest of friends in Magnolia for sev- eral weeks has returnd to her home in this city
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Eduoate Your Bowels With easoarets.
 Candy Cathartie cure constipation forever. HUG, 2oe. If C. C. O fatla druggists refund money.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr. Charley Young is confined to his home with sickness.
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Mr. E. S. Core, of Warner, is in the city today.
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CURE rheumatism by taking ~ Hoods Sarsaparilla, which by neu- tralizing the acid in the blood perma- nently relieves aches and PAINS.
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Sherriff |. o. Portor of Desha County, is in the city today.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
 Take Cnsearets Candy Cathartic. 1Oc or 25c. If C. c. c. fall to eurer Druggists refund money.