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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27
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ACARD OF THANKS
Capt. Braley Thanks Miss. Lovelady an Others for Kind Remembrances of
 the FencIbIes.

CAMP GEO. H. THOMAS, Aug. z, ISJo Miss Helen Lovelady Pine Bluff, Ark
 DEAR Mss HELEN:-ln behalf o1 my boys, the brave Fencibles. l wish to endeavor to express to you and our many kind friends in dear old Pine Bluff, our deep appreciation and heartfelt thanks for the box of most helpful articles to be used Dy OUR hoys in the hospital.
 The box came this after noon and as one would naturally suppose coming from mothers and sisters tt contains everything necessary to the comfort of q sick boy. And assure you that shall see personally to the distribution ot these comforts that will be given only to the boys of Co. E, and you may be sure many
 throbblng head will rest the easier
 and many long hour be made more endura&Ie, as the result of your
 thougv v(ful kindness.
 Again thanking you-all, am' Very sincerely yours, EARLE K. BRALY, Capt. Co. B, lst Ark. Jefferson FenclbIes.
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
Committee.

U. s. Department of Agriculture,
 Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
 Weather Bureau, for the week end-
 ing Monday, August s, 1898.
 Rains have been general over the State, the following weekly amounts being reported: Forrest City, trace !; It. Smith 5.27 inches; Helena, O01; Little Rock, 0.31: Malvern, 0.74; Pine Bluff, 0.93; Prescott, 0.S9; Russellville 1.S9; Texarkana, 4.07; Warren, 0.27.
 The temperature has been about normal and sunshine slightly above the normal amount.
 The conditions have been very favorable for all growing crops but have interferred to some extent with haymaking and breaking land for winter wheat.
 The cotton crop is still in splendid condition though scattered reports continue to indicate some injury from too rank growth and throwing off bolls. Corn has been greatly revived by the rains and 6 good yield is now assured. Fodder pulling is progress ing as weather permits. Pastures and grasses have improved. There will be a good crop of peas. Sorgum making has commenced.
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'THIS IS
 THE PENALTY!''
THREE MEN AND ONE WO- MAN LYNCHED IN
 CLARENDON.
Mrs. orr Dying From rolson, Taken to Escape The Lynohlng Ree--- Miss Morris EsOapes
 From the city.

CLARENDON, Ark, Aug. 10 (2;S0 q. m.l-(Speclal.)- IA mob of about 200 gathered In front of the Monroe county jail after midnight and made Deputy Sheriff R. F. Milwee sur render, and turn the keys over to them, and then proceeded to hang the Following parties guilty of the murder of John T. Orr: Will San ders, Manse Castle, Dennis Record and the negro woman, Rilla Weaver. They were marched to Halpern's old saw mill, about seventy-tive yards from the jail, and hung to one of the cross-beams. All four are still hanging. The bodies are pla- carded: "This is the penalty for murder and rape" The mob was very quiet, not half the town know ing of what was going on. There was not a loud word spoken or q gun fired,
 Mrs. Orr has cheated the hangmen by taking morphine. At o'clock the doctors said that she could not live until morning. If she had not taken the poison the chances are that all would have been tried and executed legally. I saw her at 1;30 o'clock this morning and she was in a dying condition.
 Miss Morris was spirited away.
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SKIPPED OUT.
J. H. Stafford, the COiOred Barber. Leaves
 With sI6s In Ills POaession.

J. H. Stafford, the negro barber up to the time he left this city Sunday night, was in the employ of Longley, owner of the Main street barber shop. Stafford is the negro who only a few years ago was re- leased from the state penitentiary after serving two years for selling excursion tickets that were void.
 He swould hate to see any other "nigger" as he called them, get up an excursion or cake walk. and when they did, he would get up something to happen at the same time. He used to say: "I has de influence among desc coons". On August 4th, there was negro ex- cursion.to Hot Springs and Stafford, in opposition, gave cakewalk and bali at Jones park. He employed Q band of the town. The park was filled, day and night, In fact, the dance and cakewaik was q grand success.
 Stafford was gate-keeper and treasurer. and arriving at home he counted $l6S, as gate receipts. "Lawd hab mussy, aint dis CT heap! Bnt Ise got tn pay tu much out fer spenses. Nav, I wont, cider. Ise ilst git on CT midnight train an leab dis her place fer parts unbe- knowins."
 And he did. Sunday night Stai- ford skipped, and has not been seen since.
 Wiley Jones is minus $20, for park rent. The band, who nearly blew their brains out, also failed to re- ceive $25, due them for their services. and q number of other bills are left unpaid.
 As supplement to the above cash transactions, Stafford also collected about $75, in donations. from a number of our merchants.
 But in his haste to lose himself in distance, part of his possessions Stafford left behind. 4 wife and two Dicanninnies mourn the absent mindedness of the hubby and daddy in failing to include them when he purchased his tleket for q west bound side-doOr sleeper.
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MARRIED.

RosENzwEIG .SARAsoN-1t the home of the brides parents, No. 094 Riddle St., Louis, Mo-, Miss PAULINE SARAsoN and MT. WILLIAM RosENz' wEIG. of this city, were united in tbe holy bonds of wedlock, Rev. M. Simon officiating.
 Miss Sarason is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. K. Sarrson, and a sis ter of Messrs Jake and Ben Sarason formerly of this city. She is one of the leaders of St. Louis Jewish society.
 Mr. Rosenzweig is very popular and successful Third avenue mer- chant of this city.
 We extend our congratulations and best wishes to the newly mar ried couple.
 MT. and Mrs. Rosenzweig will ar rive in the city in few days and mak~ this place their home
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A DESPERATE CHARACTER
Captured This Morning By Omesr Frank StewaTt--WAnted at
 Newport.

A few days ago Chief Stewart re- ceived a letter from Sheriff J J. Walker, of Newport, Jackson Co.,, stating that Harry Cunningham saliSs Hoffman, was wanted in that city for burglary and grand larceny and it was thought that he was in this city. The letter also stated that he would probably call for mail as Harry Hoffman about Tuesday or Wednesday. A description of the man was also enclosed.
 Officer Frank Stewart conceiled himself in the postoffice building to. day and after waiting a few hours a man appeared at the delivery win dow aud asked il there was any mail for Harry Hoffman. MT. Stewart placed him under arrest and he now srestles in the county lail. He dces .notldeny the charge. The Sheriff of Jackson county was telegraphed.
 The burglary was committed last January and after being arrested Cunningham escaped from the offic- CTS. He is considered very dangerous character.
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MAYOR BELL INDORSED
BY REPUBLICAN COUNTY
 CONVENTION.
No Other Action Taken and the Denao. cratic Ticket win Have no
 Opposition.

The Republican County Conven- ton convened in Hayis Hall at noon today.
 Ferd Havis was elected chairman and Jerry Palmer secretary.
 The following resolution was in- troduced and unanimously passed;
 Whereas, the system of politics now in vogue in Jefferson county renders 1t useless for the Republicans to nominate t county ticket. to be voted on in the September election, and
 Whereas. the independent cn"7'la cy of Hon. D. c. Bell for the office of Sheriff and Collector strongly ap' peals to us, as it seeks to strike down fraud and corruption at the ballot box, which has for the past four years existed in this county, de- priving the Republican party, a party greatly in the majority in Jeff erson county-of all offices and representation on the county ticket, in violation ofthe compromise agree ment which existed for years and which compromise brought much prosperity to the county.
 Therefore, be it resolYed, by the Republicans of Jefferson county, in convention assembled. that we here by endorse the candidacy of Hon. D.. C. Bell, in his said race for the office of Sheriff and Collector, and pledge him our hearty support, promising to use all honorable means in our power to insure his election.
 w. B. Jacko, Chairman.
 Geo. w. Bell. Secretary, Committee.} $. w. Dawson,
 M Hardridge,
 Sam Lefiar.
 A resolution was also passed in- dorsing the Republican nomination for Stare officers. and at 4:20 o'clock the convention adjourned.
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The Decision Reserved

The trial of Drs. Cupp and Evans the Osteopaths, was In progress all day Thursday and at very late hour last night, Judge Vance being unable to accommodate the witness es and spectators, at his office, nov ed the hearing to Knox's hall, which he rented for the occasion. Over twenty, witnesses were exami- ned and much interest was manifest ed by all present. At the conclusion of the trial Judge Vance stated that he would take the matter under con sideration and render a decision on Saturday. The state was represent ed hy deputy prosecuting Attorney w. G. Streets and Attorneys w. B. SorreIls and ]. W. Crawford appear ed for the defendants.
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DIED

REED-In this city, Thursday morning August Il, 1898, Mrs. T. T. Reed, aged 43 years.
 The deceased was the beloved wife of Mr. T. T. Reed, and was a devoted christian woman.
 The funeral takes place from The family residence on East Second avenue, at 1 o'clock this afternoon, Key. I. r. Carr officiating.
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A CALL.

To the Hon. D, c. Bell;
 We, the undersigned Democrats. with sincere belief in the tenets and teachings of our party, with unalloy- ed loyalty and unahatei zeal for it's success and the triumph of it's prin- cip4es, and a sincere desire for the preservation of ar honest party-a part that has always appealed to the principles and patriotism of its ad- herents and that has held reputa- tion unsullied from the days of It's founder, Thomas Jefferson-in the interest of that party and fair play, the rule of the people and honest elections, we respectfully urge and appeal to you to become an independent Democratic candi- date tor Sheriff at the September election, as against the alleged and so-cailed nominee. one Fl. A. Mccoy, who, by machinations and a parti- san committee, partly made up of proxies held by his attorneys, per yerted and prostituted the votes of the people, and declared him the nominee.
 We would further submit that the said Mccoy is not now nor never has been the nominee for Sheriff by the Democracy of Jefferson county but has been declared the nominee by partisan committee, controlled by proxies in the hands of partisans, who for the purpose of accomplish ing their own ends, resorted to such shameful tactics and un-Democratic methods as were calculated to shock the moral sense of the com munity, endanger the future success of our party, and to seriously re- fleet upon the honor and good name of our people.
 The liberties of our people and the future of our County are involved. If such outrageous methods are tol- erated and allowed to go unrebuked, the future of our party is in danger
 Honest Democrats will leave the party, disruption will ensue, our material progress willbe retarded, the peace and tranquility of the commu~ nity will be disturbed, and the bless. ings of peaceful and happy govern ment will be lost. There is limit to all things, and n halt to unscru i pulous ring methods should be called in the very beginning. The fair name of our county; and the fame of our party demand that such methods be firmly and effect lively rebuked.
 Recognizing your ability and fit ness for the office, and your adher- ence to principle and right, we call upon you to submit your name to the voters of Jefferson county for Sheriff, and in doing so pledge our support and such other aid aB may be necessary to the end that such methods us characterized the Mccoy campaign may be rebuked, and the good name of our county and the party forever preserved. To this end your petitioners in duty bound will ever pray, etc.
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A HOG CAUSES TRouRl E.

Isaac Bloom. the Main street butcher, was today arrested by Deputy Constable Culpepper on the charge of grand larceny. A war rant was sworn out by Ike Davis. a negro farmer who lives at Sweet Home. Davis said Bloom took one of his hogs and killed 1t. Bloom gave bon q.
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Will Reorganizs.

The Pine Bluff Oratorical Assceia- tion will meet at the court house on the evening of August 16 for the re. nurpose of reorganization. All vonno men between the ages of lo and q years are requested to be present.
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knew no medicine, save the simple herbs gathered by his squaws.
 Civilized man leads an unnatural and an unhealthy life. Unlike the Indian if he would maintain his physical and mental health, he must take reasonable precau- tions to combat disease. Nearly all dis. eases have their inception In disorders of the digestion, torpidity of the liver and smpurity of the blood. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is made of simple herbs. 1t restores the lost appetite, makes diges- tion and assimilation perfect, invigorates the liver, purifes the blood and promotes the natural processes of excretion and se- cretion. It sends the rich, red, life-giging blood bounding through the arteries and corrects all circulatory disturbances. It dispels headaches, nervousness, drowsi- ness, Iassitude, and drives orx all impuri- ties and disease germs. 1t cures o8 per cent. of all cases of consumption, bron- chitis, asthma and diseases of the air-pas- sagea. It gives sound and refreshing sleep, drives away all bodily and mental fatigue and imparts vigo1 and health to every or- gan of tne body. Medicine dealers sell it, aud have nothing else, "just as good"
 A few of my symptoms," writes Charles Book, of Climax, Kalamazoo O., Mich, were heartburn, fullresS after eating, pain in my bowels, bad taste in my mouth, and occasional fever and hot 6ushes. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cured all these aud I am perfectly we'll"
 Dr. pierce's Pleasant Pellets are sure, speedy and permanent cure for constipa- tion. One little Pellet is gentle laxs- eive and two mild cathartic. They neyeJ gTipe. Found at ell medicine stores.
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SAID TO BE HERE.

A report is current here, in Pine Bluff, that Miss Morris was brought to this city last night and lodged in iafl for safe keeping. Jailor Gibson says the report is not true.
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Mr. E. ]. Bloom this morning had 8 telegram stating that his mother, Mrs. Henrietta Bloom was very Ill at the residence of her daughter Mrs. R. Winklien in Memphis.
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Mag Owen and Berry Simmons of senegambian hue, were the only of- lenders in the polce court ths morn- ing. They are charged with disturb ing the peace by fighting. Their cases were continued.
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THE ACCEPTANCE.

THE ACCEPTANCE. Messrs. Fred Fox, R. G. Atkinson, J. A. Frazier. ". H, Blankenshlp, J. E. Boyce, M.M. Bruce, A. B. Craig, F.. P. La9d, s. A. Levy, F. A. Ware and many others:
 Gentlemen
 I have carefully read and consid- cred q petition signed by yourselves
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Messrs, E. H, Braley, J. B. Duff, J. c. Foley, NJ. B. Reynolds, l, D. Vallman, and Oscar Keeler who are with the Fencibles at Chickamauga, were all made Corporals during the past week.
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Mrs Sol Miller and Miss Clara Sil- dernagell will return from St. Louis Friday, where they have been for several week the guests of friends.
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Miss Birdie Weller has returned, after pleasant visit to friends in Little Rock. Miss Birdie was en- Enthusiastically received by her friends during her stay in that city.
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Judge Jno. NJ. Elliott this m morning received news announcing the death |of his nephew Master Rob Wilson at Warren, age IA years.
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The trial of Dre. Gupp and Evans, the osteoparhs, charged with prae- #ticirg medicine without license, is in progress before Squire Vance tms .afternoon. A large number of wit snesses are in attendance.
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Mr. A. c. yowell returned today from St. Louis, and will leave this afternoon for Monroe, La. on a bus mess trip.1
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Miss Blanche Boyce of Little Rock is the guest of her brother, D. ". Boyce and family in this city.
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Mir. Jesse k. Core, of Plum Bayou, was in the city Tuesday enroute to |Searcy in search of better health.
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Mr. ]. W. Adams has returned from Shreveport, La, where he went in the interest of the Pine Bluff State Fair catalogue.
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A marriage license was issued, Tuesday, to the following parties: MT. Doc Johnston, of Corner Stone, and Miss Isadore James, of Altheim-
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MT. J. J. Rogers of the Rough Ri ders came up from his Desha county plantation today.
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From Wednesdays Daily.

Messrs. Gould and Galbraith are spending business trip to the country today.
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From Thursdays Daily

MT. Creed Taylor, of Douglas, Ark. is in the city.
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Mrs. W. I. Woodbridge and children returned home Tuesday, after few weeks stay in Ashley county.
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Mrs. Clyde Smith left Tuesday for .Chickamauga, to visit her husband flor several days.
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Mr. A. Kaufman, of Plum Bayou, was a visitor in the city yesterday.
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Mr. Jno. c, Stevens, of searcy, is at the Trulock
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Rev. J. NJ. Hawley of Hendricks College, Conway, was in our city o day.
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Miss Alma Hall returned to her home in Grady this morning after a pleasant visit to friends in this city.
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Mir. H. s. Dees, of Little Rock, is in the city.
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Mir. Ernest Hummer is again con- fined to his home with illness.
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Mir. NJ. A. Hudson, of Locust Cot tage, is in the city,
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Mir. II. H. Hunt, of Shreveport, is lA the city, visiting his best girl.
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G.J. Ganter, manager of the Fish place, is q Pine Bluff visitor touay.
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One case in the police court this
 morning; fined $3.
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Messrs. H. D. Palmer and Harvey Atkinson, of Star City, are in the city.
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Rev. F: B. Sapp left ihls morning for Tyro. Ark. where he will hold a few weeks religious services,
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Mir. Creed Taylor is on the sick list today.
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MT. F. A. Behymer of the St. Louis Post-Despatch, was in our cIty this morning.
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Tankersley & Roberts are fitting up an office at 127 Main street.
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Mr. Jeff Hicks has returned from a business trip through Texas.
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Mr. II. K, White returned this morning from q legal visit to Little Rock.
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MT, J, r. Clemmons of Swan Lake is in the ,eity.
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Mr F. r. Ladd and wife of Ladds Ark. were in the city Wednesday,.