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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-24

1t Is a great leap from the old fash
ioned doses Of blue-mass and nauseous
physics to the pleasant little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Iney
cure constipation, sick headache and BIZ
iousnesa. Heart q Heartt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-24

Cabarrus passed resolutions lhstructins
its delegates to the State convention 20
vote against fusion or cooperation win
any party or faction of any party lor
any purpose whatever"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-24
"CHocTAw9 GOES no TAMPA.

Col. Benehan Cameron has shipped
"Choctaw, the fine horse he has pre-
scented Gen. Fitz Lee, to Tampa. He
is chestnut and is nine years old. Gen.
Lee will ride "Choctaw" on his cam
paign in Cuba.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-24
BEGINNERS OBJECTIVE ARITH
METIC.

The author, Mr.. T.. Men. Carr. Of
Rosehill, n. c.. writes us that the retail
price of his book is thirty cents. and
that special Introductory and exchange
prices will be given upon application.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-24

The Buncombe county convention vot-
ed down resolutions for fusion and
against fusion and sent its delegates to
the State convention unnstructed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-24

A little boy asked for a bottle of 'get
up in the morning as fast as you can"
the druggist recognized a household
name for "DeWitt's Little Early
Risers," and gave him a bottle Of those
famous little pills for constipation. sick
headache, liver and stomach troubles.
Heartt & Heartt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-24

Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
q. j. Merrimon, of Halifax, to Miss I'll.
G. Scott, of Franklinton, Thursday.
May Goth. .
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-05-24

TRIO is the name of it, and every plug
has the blue tag ON it. Try it once
THE DALTON-FARROW CO.
Manufacturers, Winston, N. Y.
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Reeormeadg.. lar .sppolntm. n5.

The f0lI3WIng names for Judges of election at Che several voting pie einets have been presented to the Board of Election Commissioners by Dr. N. S. ki,e, Che republican mem Der Of the board, 10 represent the republieanpart
 Barraque township. J. E T. Hol- nan
 Bolivartovnship, Madison MeBeth Jr.
 Bogy township, Jerry Wesson.
 Dannington townshfb General Maxwell
 Dudley Lake township, ]. B. HoebeEhall.
 Jefferson township, s. D. Wheat. Melton township Jno Gadd
 Old River toWnsRip, D H Wash iHgtoa.
 Pastoria township, ". T, Penning- tom
 Plum Bavon township, Altheimer. L. D. Jones sherril. c. ]. Gilman Riehland township, N. ". Thomp- son.
 Robert township. j. P. Gauge.
 FaIladega township, Willis Conley. Spring township, Henry Summers. Washington township, z. R.. 
 Whaegille township. H. E HelYie. E3emant township, $. P. Black well
 Eaugine township, I. O. Edwards. Iairat Ward. Jud. Langston. Second Ward R. N Galbraith Third Ward, ] l Pcrdue.
 Fourth Ward, Dr. R C. Thompson. Niven township, w J Craig Victoria township, S ". Dawson.
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GREEN.--HAIGH.

At the residence of Mir Lusby, on Wednesday evening August 3l, 1898, Mr. Thomas $. Green to Miss Maud Haigh, Rev. c. w. Daniel officiating.
 The ceremony was witnessed by only a few immediate friends of the contracting parties.
 The bride Is the daughter of the late Wiley J. Haigh, and Is n most estimable young lady.
 The bridegroom is the son of Mir. Thomas Green and is a sober and industrious young man in the em- ploy of the Emma Oil mill.
 The newly welded couple will make their home with Mr. Thomas Green in Lakeside.
 The GRAPHIC extends It's congratu- lation and good wishes.
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q Southern institution and one that has survived the test of many years repetition, seems this seHs0n 70 have taken a new hold on popular favor Pine BluH people like George Wilson They have always done so and the same iriudly feeling was recognized Iastnigbt. The audience i9 always large wien Wilson comes to town. for he is essentially and in every sense of the worl minstrel comedian lie was not dragged in from the concert h81b nor whired around the circuit in a barn-storm- ing company, nor did he glide un- gracefully down Hi4ht of grea sed stairs from the legitimate. He was baptized a minstrel comedian by q real old hardshell banjo pic6er down on tho old plantation" "beto de wah" But George failed to wake ID last evening In fact tha vast audience never expected q great deal, but they went away disappointed The stage settings for the first part were gaudy; some oi Che jokes possessed fua grown boards; E M Hal is good; Keno aud elsh in their aer0batic maneuvefs Were fairly up te the standard and Gaieedo, tbe Wire King is a wonder-the rest of show was tbam
 The Haw opera house pHesentei an elaborate appeaHeRee and manager Chas. Senyard was congratulated on all sides for his push aa5ieHeHgg.
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&1Oo Reward, SIOO.

The reader of this paper wilt be pleasod to learn that there is at least one dreaded dis ease that science has been able to cure in all fts stages and that is eatarrh Halls catarrh cure is the only positive cure known, 10 the medical fraternity. gatarrh being a constitutional disease, requires eQnstllus infs.rnally. .actingdifectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby de streying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by Duudtng UP fhe constftution and assisting nature in doing ifs work The propretors have so much fYith in is curative powers, that they offer sf0O for any case that 1t fails to cure; send f0r list of testimonials. Address,
 F. z CHENEY CO.,. Toledo, Q.
 Sold by druggists, i2e
 ualI's family pills are the oest
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 MARRIED.
SHEPP--CO0K.

Wednesday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, Mir. us'Shepp was welded to Miss Maggie Cook, Rev. ]. r. Carr officiating. The groom is a machinest Ut the shops and possesses many friends in this city.
 Miss Cook is very popular in East end society circles and has many admirers who. with the Graphic. extend their heartiest congiatula- tions and best wishes to the newly married pair.
 Mir. and Mrs. Shepp left On the afternoon Cotton Belt train fe. Lit tie Rock and other points to spend their honeymoon.
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Admlnlstrator's Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Jefferson County Arkansas, made and entered of rec ord at the July term 1898, of said court, the undersigned will. on the Fist day of septem- Der 1898, between the hours of Q o'clock a. m. md o'clock III at the front door of the Court house in the town of Sheridan in Grant County, State of Arkansas. offer for sale publicly to the highest bidder therefor the following des .ribed real estate belonging to the estate of H. c. O'Nsal deceased, to-wit: Part of N. W 4 of N. W. A of section 26, 5 E. M of N. ". I-4 of Section 27, and s 1s of N. E. | of section 8, in town ship four lA south range. twelve, li2l West ami the N. F of N. w. 4. and the N W. II of N k IA of Section eight () In township five O South range twelve (l2) West. also block nine co in the town of sheridan, all in the county of Grant and State of Ark tnsas Terms of sale-credit o1 three months, purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security and lien will be re tained OH the property to secure purchase money.
 4. F, Campbell. Admr.
 826 " 4w Est. Il. c. 0'Neai. deceas
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ITS FIRST TRIP.
The Pins BluG Arkansas River By Traia Made Its First Trp to the City
 Thls Morning.

The Pine Bluff aud Arkansas River Hallway, which was recently chang ea from q narrow to standard gauge, came into the city this tThursdagl morning at l0:l0o'clock, from English, . distance 0i thirty miles The train was iR eh4rge of Conductor G I5 Morris vith W. 4. Leach at the throteie and E. eashler, fireman
 The train will heof great benefit to our country cousins and Pine Biua mechAats.
 It wili arrive here daily at l0.10 a. m., and depart at 3.20 .. ns.
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Adm1nistrafor,a Sale.

E Notice is hereby given th tt by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Jefferson county B Arkansas. made and entered of rec ord ut the July term 1898, of said court. tho undersigned will on the 18th day of Septem- ber Is9S between the hours of o'clock q. m. and o'clock D. Tn. at the front door of the court house ln the city of Pine Bluff In said county, offer for sale, publicly to the highest bidder therefor, the following described. real estate belong1ug to the estate of H. C. O'Neal deceased, towit: Five feet and three inches off of the south side of lot seven ''7'' in block twenty-one '2l'' all the remainder of said lot ''T seven in block twenty-one Subject 10 the widows dower) and nino 9" feet off of the north side of lot eight in said twenty-one and lot one and south part of lot in block q all intown of Redheld In the county or Jefferson and state or Arkansas. Terms of sale: Credit of Three months. Purchaser will be required to give bond with approved security and a lien will be etained on the property to secure purchase money A. F. CAMPBELL,
 872f> Adm. Est II. c. O'Neal deceased
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suea 3 thing was contemplated or attempted.
 To appoint 3 republican judge. Rno would ei course be for you by feaeon of lne endorsement of the re, publican party which you have re. eeiYedi and to also appoint one of your eartisan friends, would be to give you teo judges against one dem oerat at each box; and to place you m absolute control of the election machinery of the county. As dem oera's we cannot consent to any such betrayal of the trust reDosed fn us oy the party aud as officers of the State we are not prepared to violate the law by delegating 10 YOU the duties we have sworn 10 per. form. We shall discharge our duty faithfgiIy and impertiaIly, to the pest ot our ability,and to do this re- requires that we shall respectfully decline 10 comply with yourreqne8t. We have the honor to remain, etc
 EEo M. ANDREWS,
 A. 3. GRACE, Members of the Board of Election Commissioners, Jefferson county, Arz
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WILL BE HERE
rhe Boston Ladies Band Win Open iHe
 Pine BluG State Fair.

Mr M. E. Bloom. Secretary of the pine Blun State Fair Association, is in rereiDt of q proposition from ". G. Aller, manager ana owner 'li ,,, NY Boston Ladies Military Band. ne proposition is very Feasohanle oile and will no doubt be aeceptea ny the directors. In adFapee we Wiil say that the Boston Badies Mill,arV Band VII apen the Pine Biuli 9ta'e Fair in October.
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Deputy Constable Culpepper yester- day arrested Wesley Owen, charged with disturbing the peace, he was fined $l0 and costs by Justice Vance. Mary Blalock was fined 50 for as- saut and battery. and Ada Phlll- man was pulled" as an accessory.
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Saved A Bows Life.

Mrs Captain H. ii ffuDDaItk '7of of s.,1Tiilford, Del, says: Brazilian Balm saved my boy's life. He began just like the one we lost with croup. We gave him few doses. He quickly dropped to sleep, and was all right in the morning"
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THE MlNSTRELS
The opera House Packed to Its Utmost
 Capacity Last Night.

Geo. Wneon, at the head Of the Cleveland & Wilson company, an organization of q few clever minstrel artists, opened the season last even iag in this city. The audience was very large and filed tlle upper and lower part of the house ID ii $ utmost capacity.
 The American minstrel. which is
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New Judges of Election Were Appointed Yesterday By the Board of Elec
 tion COmmis-
 siOners THE NAMES 0F THOSE
 APPOINTED.
THE NAMES 0F TH0SE

The undersigned Board Of Election Commissioners, Of Jefferson county, Ark, have this day appointed the following persons IS judges of elee- tion for the ensuing two years:
 REpFIELn PRECINCT. Barraque ship-A r. McNeil aad s. T. Ware, democratic; Frank Martin, republican. K4arney precinct-D. H. Duncan and E. ". Mason, dem; J.A. Harris, rep. Bogy township-McH. Williams and Jno, r. sennett, dems Ananias Bray, rep. Bolivar township-W. A. Penney and J R. Core, dem; Allen Har- ris, rep. Dudley Lake township-s. T. Lin- sey and P M. Gilison, dem; D. j Remedy, rep. Dunnington township-W J. Glary and " II. Townsend, dem; NJ. Delaney, rep. Jefferson township-R. Bradley and Thos. r. Cady. dem; D. Q. Wild CT, rep. Melton township-Henry Golf and s T. Lawrence, dems James Meredith, rep. Niyen townshfp-J. s. Wingard and J. F. Blaloek, dem.; James Hfn- ton. rep. Old Biver-R. r. Mckenzie andJ. " Rowsey, dem; Wm. Henry, 1r., rep.
 ALFHEniER PRECINCT. Plum Bayou-L c Garrett and W NJ. Mosely, dem; James Willis, rep
 sHERRILL PRECINCT. Thos. 4 Baton and JA smithson, dem; Ned Davis, rep. Pastoria-J. s. Raireigh and Jno.W. Gibson. dem; Jackson Jones, rep. Roberts township-Mark Kavan- augh Jno. Laine dem; N. F.. Gross, rep. Richland township-Dr. N. T. Moore, Samuel B Brownfield, dem; Rob- ert Wilson, rep. Spring township, Frank Carver. J. A. Branch dem; A. L. Davis rep. Talledega township-E. c. Gotter, +. 0. McGehee, dem; Thos Cam mings, rep. Victoria township-F. A. Jarvis, Jas. Fentress, dem; Anderson Patterson, rep. Yillemont township-B. L. Gocio. J. V. Jacobs, Dem; Felix Brooks. rep Vaugine township-Henry Kalk- 
 brene. ]. w. Segars, dem; Nelson Walker, rep. Washington towBship-L. L. Camp. bell, Geo. Carr, dem; Will Pruitt. rep.
 Whitevi'le tawnship-Thos P Black well, k. r Blackwell. dem; Sol Temple. rep. lst ward, City of Pine Pluff-Jno F. Davis, NJ. Holland, dem.; w. E. Scott, rep. Pod ward-Joe P. Alexander, " C. Steele, dem James Dukes, rep. 3rd ward-B. E. Benton. T. F. Buck dem, Chas. Richardson, rep. 4th ward-J T.. Johnson. sam $ Soimson, dem; Tbeo. Wallament rep.
 Witness our hands this 8lst day oi August, 1898.
 LEO NJ. ANDREwL, chairm an 4. B. GRACE, Secretary.
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Rev. J $. Kronfeld arrived in the city this afternoon after spending several months with his parents in Wyoming. He will conduct the services at tie Temple tomorrow afternoon at the regular hour.
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satssie.at IT efsr 8 cent isoN 9t ao57 ees. ral6e1s BissolHe oRe tasirt lu 2 Aittle water over niests and make 5 doses q .t the next day. I)a this every day. Ii roa do not receive Sl0 worth of benctlt from one box come and get your money back At all Druggists,
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STATE FAIR.
Exhibitors to be Granted Ten Feet of
 space Free.


 meeting Of the directors of the Pine BmTT cate Fair Association was held Wednesday morning for the purpose ot deciding upon pace for exhibitors.
 4 motion was made and carried that loeai and f9relgn exhibitors be granted 10 feet of floor spaca free, sx- ira space at $2 per foot and ceneess- ion admission tickets 10 be soli ez- hibitors for the season. Those ex- hibiting and making sales will be charged $2 per foot
 As space is getting scarce, prospec- tive exhibitors shonld apply to See retary M. | Bloom at once
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RouNp oVER

Jug Dellmon and Joe Thompson the two boys who are charged with graud larceny were yesterday bound over by Justice Vance to await the action of Che grand jury
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Deputy Constable ]. II. culpepper will be candidate for Justice of the Peace, Monday. He will no doubt make all efficient officer; give him your support.
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Mir. ] W. Ragland has returned to this city, after spending several months visiting the Eastern markets.
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Mir. NJ. NJ. Jackson and sister have returned from two weeks pleas ant soiourn at Parnell SYrings.
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A false fire alarm was turned In from the residence of Mir. Tom. sparks on South Walnut Street about one o'clock this afternoon.
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Miss Eya Davis returned yesterday from Washington, D. C.. and Balti- more, where she has been spending the summer.
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Mr. Benian Toney former Pine Bluff boy and now a pember of the Mccarthy light guards, Is in the city on n furlough,
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Mr- J. NJ. Taylor has returned from d pleasant visit to relatives in Kentucky.
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MIR. A. E. GRACE
,yeits. , Letter n Reply 10 the Graphic

Wcitese Letter n Reply 10 the Graphic Editor Of tho Graphic
 Your paper has referred several times to a proxy alleged to have been hell and voted by "one of McCoy's attorneys, but as you did not mention any name, and the description did not it me, did not feel called upon to notice it. On yesterday. however, you named ne as the person referred to. stating that Ar. X. 8. Grace, one of MeCoy's paid attorney's' introduce ed the resolution, etc In this you have evidently been misinformed. Mai Mccoy employed me t0 assist in taking testimony before meeting of the committee. and for this puroope orly. At the time when the com mittee was in session and l held q proxv.I was not Mai Mccoy : attor- neY. was his friend and reOtesen- tative or spokesman precisely as -vuu were the spokesman nf your hrother-in-la Mir. Brewster Kind lq give this eqnnl prominence in your columns with the article referred to, and oblige. Yours truly.
 A E. GRACE. August 3t, 1898
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(From Thursdass Dally.)

MT, E B. Knsworty. of Little Itock. is In the city on business.
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< From Wednesday $ Daily }

tFrom Wednesdays Daily. sfF. w T. simpson is oa the sick ist
 Mr John sennett is visitor to the city today.
 vi Levy Of wabbaska, is in the city on business.
 Nf. Y II Wsceg, of paragould is at the rrulock
 Mr win Brewer left today for IIeher to temperate.
 Bons-To Mr and Mrs. C. l.. Mar tin, August 90. daughter
 Rev. ] r Carr was a passenger to L'ttle Rock this mornmg
 Mir ] Il. Bartin, representing the sr Loais Chronicle, is In the city. HonN-To Mr and Mrs. Charley Gillespie August 80. 1S9S. a daughter. RoRN-To MT. and Mrs. Bateman Atkinson, August 28rd, 1898 d daugh- fer
 Mr sydney FTucRer, of Tucker, is iu the city the guest of Mir. Wade Knox
 Mr D ". BoYce and wife have re. turned from a brief visit to Little Rock
 Miss Burfard has returned after months soieura at ParneH Springs
 Two sanitary eases were the police Heonrt proceeding this morning. Re eeip,s $2
 Marriage license was issued this morning to Mr Fred shepp and Miss Lucy Cook
 H. K. White and ". C. Street went to Lindwood this morning on legal bushes. Mr. " II. Roane returned this morning from visit to relatives in Dallas county.
 
 Miss Gladys Brady has returned after lengthy visit in Shreveport. La, the guest of friends
 Mr Wolf Nichols returned this morning from the east where he went to purchase q fall stock for the Globe
 Mrs. chas Bloom has returned to her home in this city after sojourG- ing for several weeks at Potash Sulphur Springs
 Mr C6as. II. Owens and family have returned from Chicago, Mil- we eukee aud other northern resorts muchimproved n health.
 Mrs " L, Barton aad son re- turned thls morning from t Louis. where hey have been the guests of relatives for the pastseYeralmonths
 Mr sam Franklin has returned from Potash Sulphur Springs where he has been sojourning for several weeks Be is much improved in health
 Capt. and Nrs. N. T. Roberts re- 1 turned this moraingfrom Armstrong springs We are pleased to state 1 that Mrs. Roberts is much improved iH health.
 Geo. Lewis. sentenced for petit larceny, and Geo Payne, for dis tnrhlng the peace, were yesterday taken to the county farm by Deputy Robt Johnson to serve their terms. Messrs. D. c. Bell, ". T. Young, J. IT. Adams, W. D. Jones and ". c, Street addressed the voters Of Plum Bayou township at sherrill Tuesday night, on thelocal political situation.
 
 Mrs. Holmes and two daughters, Misses Hattie and Bertie returned to their home in St. Louis yesterday after q few weeks stay the guest oi Mrs NJ. T YanYalkenbnrg and fami. ly in this city.
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Misses Lutie Grace and Hattie Bloom left touny for Camden. to at tend the South Arkansas Teachers Association meeting.
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Mr. Wm. II. Clayton, of Fort Smith, is a Pine f3luff visitor today.
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file ling my laurh
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 gt0ei8. When Nc-
 na sershs < does Hot
 aF mean LAsst she ta happy. It 1s 1S A woaan's province N sss-b fN fa please, afid she S Ti3 bravely eu- fA LA 1oCe-e- AdeaHor to do thia - 0 E Nsy l4tunder tue most tlsGf / ~~ narrowing cir.
 ctlfHstAnces. Thou-
 '. ]. \. ]. \. .. !. N A rS% sands Of Wonlcn M T n vho are considered O ~ happy. ald Chafnt- q ing, and cutert4ir- a8 3i tA iHw, secretly endure III H4l suffering that Ell flNA Il A would drive tue av- HIN craze man to a mad.
 #H<z5h house la almost tevcry instance tkcse
 sIfe1iugs arc due to disorders of the distinctly feminine or- ganisiu. They rob 2 woiaan of her health. her beauty Her afniaptlty ter useHaifcsa as q hoasckeeper, her capability as nleth- CT, and her charm and power in the social Rnd religious world
 There i3 safe, cure, speedy and permas uefIt remedy for these troubles. t is Df, Pierce's I'aVOrlte Prescription. tt acts di- EecfIy OH tue delicate aud lHIp0IlaHl tefuia nSue organs that bear tine 9Iant of materfls fly. 1t endows them witl health, strength, vigor and elasticity. It alays inhamma- ti0n, heals ulceration, soothes pain and stops eNhaasgng drains. It banishes tue l1aladias of the expcetaut months and makes bahy's advent easy and almost painless 1t iusurcs the AttGe new -eoHers8 health and an ample supply Of nourish, meut. It fits fer wifehood and mother hood Thousands ef Wotnen wlso were almost Hopeless iuvalids have testified to their recovery under fhis wonderful medi. cine. Medicine dcalcra sell t. Accept nc substitute or inferior imitation
 "For seven years, writes Mrs T.ouis9 A.. ihurs, of 0stwalt ffedeil Co., Y. e, ''9 suffered untold agony from female weakness I tllen commenced taking Dr. piercefs Favoritc Pre- ec7ipLion and improved very fast. It saved my life"
 Only 2r onc.cent stamps to cover mailing of q free paper covered copy of Dr. piefce's Common Sense Medical Adviser Cloth binding sf stamps. Send to pr. R.X. Pierce, Buffalo. N F.
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Rev. A. c. Evans and family upon
 heir arrival home from several manth's soiourn in Chicago, H., were tendered q pounding" recepr fion by their many friends last even- ing. Nir. Evans reports all well and q mo3t delightful and beneficial trip. We welcome them home again.
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Rev o. F. Wilson, ,.of Tuscaloosa. Ala, will address the congregation of the First PresbYterlan church this evening It s o'clock He will ex- plain the work Of the Southern fres- byferian church in behalf of the col bred people as earried on at the Tuscaloosa Institute. A large con eregafion k desired.
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W T Levy of Wabbaska, is in the city on business
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Mf. Y II Wsceg. of paragould, is q the prulock
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Miss Ida Isaaes returned this morning from Helena, being called here to the bedside of her mother, Mrs M Isaaes. who is very i'll at her home on west Barraque street. Mr. Mike Swartz is CT route here from Atlantic City, he being also sum m0Hed.
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Bon&-To Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Mar tin, August 30. daughter
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Rev. ] T Carr was passenger to Ltae Rock this moraug.
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Mr Wm Rrewer ieit today for IIeber to temperate.
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Me John sennett Is visitor to tAe city today.
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Mr, s. Y. T. Knox today received telegram from his wife who is visit- ing at Orwood, Mss, stating that the Gray family. including her moth CT, brother. and niece, are down with yellow fever
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@a. W T. simpson is oa the sick
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Mir ] Il. BartIn, representing the st. Loais Chronicle, is In the city.