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The daily sentinel., 1899-01-06
TURN ON THE LIGHT.

You can zee our work without lights.
OurDyeing is so brilliant in color, that .
man can see a suit Of clothes, or = wom-
an q dress, without glasses or electric
light julius GoLpRURo,
Parsian Dyer and Cleaner.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-06

1t is shame that there is not some
other small corporation in the city, upon
which the council can set the seal Of its
disapproval II in the past 1--WE years
that body had done business in
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-06

The Telluride Journel charges the
Denver Republican with playing the
hold up game, in its New Years edi-
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-06

There is no game 80 delightful as fool
ing yourself and in this game these
gentlmen are adopts, but their little
play is always easily detected.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-06

Los Alamitos, California, is the young
est town or community dependent upon
a sugar factory.
Ground was broken in the fall Of '96.
The situation was a great unsettled val
ley, tte \ ,arest railroad station seven
miles Az ~. The soil, virgin and Of sur
prisins f-rtility, had been Of little use
save to produce coarse grass for pas
ture. One year has passed, and a
transformation has taken place that is
most interesting to note. The Southern
Pacific company extended their line to
the site now christened "Loe Alamitos." ."
A town of 500 people came into exist
ence as il by magic. Waterworks, ho-
tells, stores livery stables and comforta-
BILE homes were built in less than six
months. Thirty five hundred acres Of
land were broken up and put into beeta
the area to be doubled in 1888
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-06

educate yoar Bowels with Csscsrr.~
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forc, q,
- u @ O. @. tail. druggiets Jeeuz0 money.
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-06

ro-Hsac for FIFTY s,eass.
,3uI5.nto. }. d IL bacco hunit cure. mai cs " ~
on strtss h.ntnt Dur~ b0c. ~ ALI ,,rua -
The daily sentinel., 1899-01-06

The incorporation of the Colorado Su-
gaa Manufacturing company in Denver
yesterday is matter OF great import
auce to the state and particularly to the
Western Slope. The company will
build beet sugar factory in Grand
Junction and take other means to en-
courage the growth of beets for which
large portions OF the western division OF
the state are 30 well suited to cultivate
From the names Of the incorporators
and directors it can be easily determined
that much will be accomplished in the
direction aimed at. The men at the
head OF the company are among the
most substantial business men. of the
state who do not go into doubtful un-
dertakings.-Herald Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25
About three days ago three cases of

About three days ago three cases of smallpox were discovered in Morenci As soon as the news reached Clifton. Health Officer Hamilton tepk immedi- ate steps to quarantine that town against Clifton. Two guards were sta tioued on the hills ueur the pesthonSr and two af the bead of the incline oi She Lungfellow miue. There are nov nina cases in the pesihuuse, bnt the citizens of Morelci are taking active measures to Stamp ont the disease, SIX men under Constable Keppler Icing employed who are making house to house inspection -- Copper Era.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

J V Vickers hns informed the Pros. pector that the seizure of trainload of Turkey Track cattle ny the cnst, ms officials st Bisl,ee, sn account of which was given iu the Prospector at the time, WAS done to force Iullng from the department at Washington whether q brand in the same iron cnu he owned both n Arizu4. and Sonora, aud whether all such cattle shall not be considered as Mexican cattle and sub iecied to duty IEe mutter has caused considerable annoyance to the ship pers, who have experienced no 'ronhl, heretofore, nl,LuHgh similar shipnents hove been made fur the past l5 years The temporary annoyance aDd'truuhle can doubtlpss he attributed to the over Z-alous tffurts of some government agent who is auxiuus 10 make record. When the true status of the case Is made plain to the department q rrpri maud will likely be in store for ,h, aforesaid official.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

Blue Grass whisky, l3. years old, at G. 5 Van Wugenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

r. ,. G.opW.A. C. P&T Agent San FIanciso, v. '. Dresser. Local Freight ard Tieke. Assa,
 Busic. Ass1ous.
 T. E. .lsn,. Commercial Agent. F Pace To1a
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

Kings Medical Discovery only A, and S0c per bottle ut Blacketl's.
 Just received, the latest and hobby styles in spring hats, at Vic Bloom-.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

The time of church services for the Sunday evenings will for the next th,ee mouths be 3D minutes lnter. Y. P. $. c. E begins at 7:3D p. m. Sermon at D. m. Morning sermon always at 80. F. o. MoINTIER.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

The Amalgama'ed Copper company is good thiag for Uuce Sam, any way. IL has puichas,d S37, 500 worth of interoal revenue stamps, which must be affixed to tue 7ju,OUO shur,s of the company.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

Several arRs sh"Ning rnmistdknhe signs of rablies have htem killed near Clifton recently A Mexican banned Francisco Vlesco sud his io year o!i daughter, living at M-tca,f, were bitten by cue of them.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

Trains Nos. Il and lc run daily except S lay.
 Iraius Nos. II and l, make cann.ctians Bowi~ with S"ntheru paciiic trains 10 and for an paints East and West. and with sI ines at Globe t. Pavsn. Upper Salt Rf Val ev, Riv, rside and Tnntn Basin. All snuth hound trains have absolute n. of track over all north bound trains of s' pr inferior class.
 The Company reserves the right to T from this schedule as circumstances may quire.
 Time ss shown, is arriving time, up' otherwise noted
 Employees will destroy all time csrd' previous dates.
 Wv. GARLAND. Presideui R. JONES, Superintendent.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

IL is probably "n'y newspaper yarn that alleAe, Andrew Caruegie Mil devote his .n"rgi,s and fortune to fighting the trusts. After illng uut 10 ohr uf them that wou d he ease iD- uratiule
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

President McNiul.,'s nervons trou- be is said to arise from his oyerindul gence iu cigars. Excessive smoking appears 70 be Qnite Il common failing among our presidents
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25

The governments contribution of garden seeds this year for free distrl- button numbers l4, l24, 56S packages. Or course the practice ia very geuer' ally condemued as of no practical beue- fit to anyone save members of cun- gress. who find it convenient wuy oi electioneeriug at their Uncle Samuel's eXpeusp
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25
YOU SELECT 4 HOME, WE'LL BUY IT, YOU YAY THE RENT, YOIT,TI. OWN TT

"Thst proposition sounds immense To own our homes while paying rents, And yet the plan is sound and true- A lot have dope It--why dou't yon? Financial Agt ncs Co, l45 Nassau St Dept. B, New York
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25
If you want good beer try the Sar Antonio, the hest beer brewed
THINK OF TUrs WHEN yOTT

THINK OF THIS WHEN YOU PAY NEXT MONTHS RENT. - You have ohiy rent receipts. Why not own the home, or some other? We build homes tur all. Purchase houses already built; pay back as rent. Finsn. cial Agency Co, la5 Nassau St, 1, Dept. B, New York.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-05-25
Arizona Silver SsIt
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1899.

Judge W. D. Morton has severed bis connection aith the Mesa Free Press. which vii hereafter be conducted hy A r. Shewman.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25
BISHOP GALLOWAY
To Be Heard in This City Sunday
 Morning and Evening.

The people of this city will have aa opportunity Sunday of hearing a man considered by large number of people all ove~ the United States as the most eloquent and brilliant orator in the ministry today. This man IS Bishop Chas. B. Galloway of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, He will arrive from Cam den Saturday at noon and will preach at the Lakeside Methodist church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and at the Main Street Methodist church at 7:3O o'clock Sunday even ing. The public is cordially invited to be present on both occasions. His theme will be the great Both Century Educational Movement, but he comes here directly in the inter- est of Galloway Female Colleg e which was destroyed by fire last No vember and which will be rebuilt this yea.
 Speaking of this able divine the Hot Spring Newsisays:
 Bishop Galloway, we believe, IS the youngest of the college of bish- ops of the Southern Methodist church, though not the youngest in service. He is an intellectual giant ard a man of remarkable power and magnetism as public orator. His eloquence has not only thrilled hun dreds of the largest audiences in the leading cities of the United States and Canada, but on visit to Europe few years ago, he charmed the largest and most intelligent au- diences of London and other leading cities of the Old World as no Amer ican ever has since the days of Hen- ry Ward Beecher. !"
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25
WILDEST EXCITEMENT PRE- WALLS IN LITTLE RIVER
 COUNTY.
BLACKS PLOT RACE WAR.
Thirty-three Negroes Implicated in the PlOt-All May Be
 Killed.

Texarkana, March 23 The wild est excitement prevails among the negroes of Little River county and seven negro men have been lynched by the citizens of tlat section.
 The affair comes directly from tLe assassination of the planter, James A. Stockton, by the negro, General Duckett, on last Friday, Duckett having been subsequently, lynched in retribution for the crime. Among those who have fallen victims to the wrath of the whites are Edward Goodwin, Adam Klng, Joe Jones', Ben Jones, Moses Jones and still another whose name could not be obtained. The last three named were brothers and were intimate with the assassin of Stockton and it was discovered that they were lead- ing a scheme to avenge their com rade's death.
 The assault was provoked by the unearthing of plots that the follow CTS of General Duckett had concoct- ed ard as soon as the revelation was ma le the citizens commenced their search for the principals.
 Friendly negroes of the white. people who had originally informed Stockton of Ducketts threat, were the medium of knowing the facts against the present victims, these informers themselves having been warned under the penalty of death not to communicate the plans of tEe. outlaws to the whites.
 All of the victims that have fallen before the whites were pursued singly over the country and met their fate at different times and in different localities.
 Ed Goodwin was shot down on Mud creek near Rocky Comfort and his body thrown ipto the stream. The Joneses, who were brothers, had fled in different directions when they learned o. their pursuit and were run down and lynched one at a time.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25
THEY MEET THEIR WATERLOO.

The two so-called crippled female fakirs, who so successfully worked the citizens of Ft. Smith, Hot Springs and Little Rock several days ago, struck Pine Bluff Thurs day. They had no sooner began their little game of whispering ter riple tales of woe into the unwary ears of our citizens who chanced to meet them on the street, when Chief Craig took them in hand. At police headquarters he soon found out that they were experienced fakirs.
 The slick trio (for man joined them later) were put on a train by the officers and warned not to re- turn.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25

Darden's great colt Leoplanter and ". H. Laudeman's Onomastus. Col Schorr has fiveen tries and will start his best, probably W. Overton. who is considered one of the best three year-olds of the seascn Lurdon, Chancery. Red Admiral. Tulane, Sagitta, Lilly Paxton, Ada T., St. Wood, Granny, May Droit, St. Vrain Jocky Joe, Ed Tipton, Hardy Par dee, Prince McClurg, Nobleman, Frank Bell, The Pride, Golden Stan dard, Sea Lion, Ordnung, Cathedral and Albert Swind are all Derby can didates and any of them are lia ble to ba found among the starters.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25

Mir. Haynes, up to the time of his convection, was Claim Agent for the Cotton Belt road and his innocence was upheld by all those who knew him.
 He came to thls city Thursday afternoon from Little Rock, and was welcomely received by his friends. In conversation with a friend at the Trulock last evening, MT. Haynes said, God knows, all though I have served part of term in the penitentiary, I am entirely innocent Of the crimes for which was imprisoned" "
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25

tails leading up to and attending the convictions.
 Wherefore, we earnestly recon mend and ask Your Excellency to extend executive clemency in all of these indictments that the old man may be restored to freedom, citizen ship and his little children"
 h reference to the pardon Gov ernor Jones said:
 "{ have nothing to say except that the old man is getting feeble and believe the law has been fully vlndicated. Vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith the Lord. I have no vengeance. Let the old man go back to his family"
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25
AT LITTLE ROCK THIS YEAR WILL BE THE GREATEST
 SUCCESS IN YEARS
l2 STARTERS IN THE DERBY
A Large Number of Three-Year OIds Will Contest For the
 H0nOrs.

Little Rock, March B. The Ar kansas Derby to be run at Little Rock on the opening day of the meeting of the Arkansas Jockey Club which begins March 30 andcontlnues until April 6, will, without doubt, be the most interesting and most holly contested Derby eyer witnessed on the Little Rock track.
 This race, which is justly termed the blue ribbon event of the Little Rock meeting, is always favorite with the sport-loving public of the State and annually attracts the ban ner crowd of the meeting, as every body who enjoys racing wants to be on hand to see the Derby. Those who witness the event this year will see the greatest race ever decided on the local track, and one of the great est races of the season to be run any where.
 In former years A great deal of the natural interest in the Derby has been lost on account of the fields be- ing small and unevenly matched but this year large number of the best thr e-year-olds in the West will con- test for Derby honors, and so amany are considered as having u chance to win that the race is attacting atten- tion all over the country, and the turf columns of the big metropolitan papers are teeming with speculation as to the result of the race. This in- terast away from home is due to the fact that nearly all of the best three year -olds are eligible 10 startin the Arkansas Derby and all have future stake engagements in other racing the A Kansas Derby are are entered in stakes a t Memphis, Louisville, St. Louis, Cincinnati anu elsewhere, a number of them berg engaged in the Tennessee and Kentucky Derbies. These horses will make their first appearance ih their three-year-old form at Little Rock and turf devo- tees everywhere will watch their performance with keen interest.
 There will probably be as many as ten or twelve starters in the Derby this year, the best field eyer brought together in the race. Already there are seven or eight candidates at the track being prepared for the event, while as many more are doing their preliminary work at Memphis. F. Gamers The Trimmer, W. l.. Cassidy's Air Blast, J. B. Gray's Bert Davis, Leigh X Jordan's Mad Anthony and Katie Gibbons, Paul Miles Exception and Yelyerton' s Mable w are in training here, while oyer at Montgomery Park several more are being especially prepared to contest for Derby honors at Little Rock. Among them are Mir. W. W.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25
SIGNED THE BILL.

Gov. Jones yesterday signed the Yadon anti-cigarette bill and that measure is now law. It prohibits the selling or ggiying of cigarettes and tobacco to minors, fixing fine of not less than $10 nor more than $50 for selling or giving away to- bacco or cigars in any form to min CTS under fifteen years of age.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25

The meeting at the Merrill Insti- ute Sunday afternoon is for both sexes and the ladies are especially invited to attend. Rev. Grdtcher will deliver an address on Mira cles. and the I. M. c. 4. male quar- tette will furnish music for the ser vice. The meeting will be in the Auditorium at D. m.. and everyone will be cordially welcomed.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25
GENTRY'S FAMOUS SHOW OPENS ON
 MAIN STREET TODAY.

Gentry's $ dog and pony show is in town. Ever ybody Gloves Gentry < intelligent little ponies and intelli- gent dogs-they can do everything but talk.
 The famous show arrived this morning OH it's own special train, consisting of four cars, which were visited all day by large and admir- ing crowds. Over one hundred clev- CT and handsome animal actors, comprising eighty-fYe dogs of aris- tocratic lineage, fortY-fve dainty Shetland ponies, and twenty five cute and cunning monkeys.
 The street parade this morning was a genuine novelty, the pretty carriages. fairy-like chariots, tab leaux cars, open "dens" of monkeys, nodding plumes, waving banners miniature sfire department and the police patrol wagon, and Lthe really excellent band, mac up a decidedly beautiful and unique street pageant. The large tents were erected on South Main street between Sixth and Eighth avenues. Pinto, the tiniest of all baby elephants, is a prominent feature of the entertain ment.
 There will be two performances daily at 3 and p. m. for two day ?
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25

Mir. Fred H. Jones, the hustling division passenger and ticket agent for the St. Louis South western Rail- way, with headquarters at Mem uhis, is in the city today looking af- ter some of the company's business here. Fred is always cordially re- ceived in Pine Bluff, where he has q host of frien1s.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25

Hon. Henry W Wells, of Monti- cello, and one of the recently ap- pointed Railroad missioners, passed through the city Thursday afternoon on the orth Lound Iron Mountain passenger train. He was enroute to Little Rock.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25

One of Gentry's monkeys came near choking to death as the parade neared tie court house this morning. It was tied to he seat with a rope, and while cutting up it's cute pranks became entangled in the rope. The driver of the miniature wagon was forced to cut the rope to pieces be- fore the mischievous animal could be freed.
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possesses,

Gov. Jones today pardoned J P. Bartlett, convicted in Jefferson county, October IS, 1888, of assault to kill and sentenced to the peuiten- tiary for one year, where he is now confined, serving as guard at Wab- baseka camp. He has been good and model convict.-Arkansa Dem ocrat.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25
BREWING TWO YEARS THE PENlTEN- TIARY.
BLUFFIANS PLEA
Sixty Years Old Con- b in This County
 ! May 17,1S97.

sAsas Democrat. 23d inst
 m Jones today pardoned aYnes, of Jefferson county, Base, upon the following 6f facts by Circuit Judge M Elliott and Prosecuting Smith c. Martin (who : "A bfices at the time of the } pectfully represent and Four Excellency that on
 7, Daniel Haynes was
 n the Jefferson circuit he following indictments A end for the crimes as >N put, to-wit:: 1863, for = Rars in the peniten tiarY; rmng money under false { ope year; 1865, utterihg 0eSERments, two years; 1889, money under false pre- se year; 20l6, uttering mngs, two years: 2017, Wged instrument, two 3 said Haynes is a wid- Mpr children, the oldest 2 apout grown, all girls, ? aflves or others to care ha t three of said children u mending Galloway Col
 account of the misfor- X mr father, his poverty snI mher's death, have been
 nrn to their old home, Rw live. That the said
 nan about 50 years of d very much broken ,herSQ Q his troubles and ad- 
 unfit for manual o now confined in the IT rkansas penitent tiary. JA @ed that he has not
 &lng to the state of
 a hls age. We know
 Md children are very
 hls punishment un-
 mstances, while made bv1 possible by the off
 ltentiary, has been to \ tile daughters very "A pod purpose can be
 sed by a con tinuation
 ent in tbe Arkansas
 nat the orphan child
 2 need of his pres A T care and attention he \ cllning years to af- 7 Pat We were respect \ Judge and prosecut- V h Presiding and prose trial of this man, InQ fely familiar with al!
 cumstances and de-
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For choice timothy hay see
 E. D, Russell.

Mr. Edward J. Eerwin ana Miss Angle Merlo left this morning for Dumas, where they will take part in the ferIale minstrel performance to be given by local talent at that place tonight. The people will be greatly surprised when they see '. hat an ex- cellent actor and actress Pine Bluff nosassps.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25

Mir. Ise Sfigstein, popular paper drummer of Memphis. IS calling on Pine Bluff trade today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-25
WasteDOllarS
 to Save Pennies.

This describes the so-caIled economi cal policy of the man who wastes dollars of time to save pennies, by getting along without telephone in his home or place of business.
 No one wants to belong to this. class. but everyone is thus classed who fails to keep abreast of the times.
 Why not try the telephone?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Quarterly Meeting of the Committee
on Relief or the Poor


The Council Committee on Relief Of the
Poor held its regular monthly meeting
at the city Almshouse last night at $50
o'clock. Considerable routine business was
disposed Of. and contracts for supplies
for the institution for the quarter ending
March T. 1900, were awarded. The mem
bers present were: Messrs Smith Sub
chairman. Drewry. Hobson, Gunst, Mos
By. Teefey and Williams
Proposals for furnishing the department
with supplies for the quarter ending
March were then opened. and contracts
for the articles were awarded TO the fol-
lowing bidders: Fresh beef, lamb and
corned beef 20 J. J. Gravins fresh pork,
20 VI. Kirsh. bacon breasts and shoulders.
10 V. HeCher winter wheat flour. 10
Harvey, Blair & Co: spring wheat flour.
lard soap. peas. canned tomatoes. 10
the ThOs. Potts Co.. coffee, to Levy q
Son: sugar and white beans. 10 Moulton
e. Talmadge. butter. % W. T. SmO0t &
Co.: molasses. hominy potatoes and salt.
10 d. O'SuliNan. herrings to ). Ullman'
Son: hay corn, oats and straw. 20 Mayo.
DanoOn g. Co.. hose, brown cotton. color
ed d0mestics, Jeans and blankets. 10 Bur-
nett Lewis: half-hose. 20 Julius Meyers
Sons: mems coats and pants. 20 J. J.
Steinbrechor; drugs and medicines. 10 the
Bodeker Drug Co. The shoe contract
was divided between W r. Phillips &
CO. and J. r. Goode & Son.
The Committee. approaching the valua-
bic services rendered the department by
Steward r. A. Hughes. decided 10 recon-
mend to the Council that his salary De in
creased 10 S15 per month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21

Local.
The Baptist Association completes rs
work.
-The supposed finding Of Mr.. John 7.
Alvey "A mistake.
Summary OF the report Of the Com
missioner OF Agriculture
The Norfolk railway night settled.
Train derailed on the r.. r. and r.
The electric railway franchise consid-
Annual meetings OF r.. F. aud p. and
A. c. L.
-Dr Cuthrie's resignation accepted
Rev w T. Derieux installed.
An attempt 10 escape IRON jail
State.
-oscar q. Fleming. in his house. sur
rounded by, a mob who seek his life for
loilllnx Clarence l.. Snyder, shoots 20 death
ore OF the lynching party.
a ship on fire transfers her passengers
and runs for Norfolk for help.
Rev. James Cannon and X. ~. Bennett
proto.t a galnst action Of Conferences In exc
rllnrtqg Cannoa-I.anefiy matter, from
records.
General.
Sensational charges brought against
Colonel MetcaN.
A thousand citizens offer their aid ts
insugurate Taylor as Governor Of ken'
lucky.
Foreign.
Americans make steady advance. Ia
Philippines.
vent junction Of British forces
Emperor william arrives In England.