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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26
4 MOTHER
Mayor of Syracuse Wires About F.
 W. Aiken's Relative.

F. W. Aiken, the midde-aged white man, who died at the Clancy Bayou section house on the Iron Noun tain road few miles from this city last Thursday night and whose body still lies at Robinson's undertaking establishment in this city, awaiting Identification or word from relatives, has mother residing in Denver, Colo That fast was veri- fled Sunday, by Undertaken Robin son receiving the following tele- gram from the Mayor of Syracuse N. Y: "F w. Aiken's mother resides at 1346 South 18th street, Denver, Colorado. ,
 Mr. Robinson immediately wired her, but up to this writing he has received no answer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26
LIKE A CAT--HE CAME BACK.
Floyd Clark Arrested After Being at
 Liberty Two Years.

Deputy Contable L. B. Cheek re turned Sunday night from Stamps, where he went to get Floyd Clark, a negro who has been wanted in Pine Bluff for over two years to answer to charge of assault with intent to kill.
 Over two years ago Floyd had a fight with his brother near the old oil mill on E4st Fourth avenue. During the fracas Floyd inflicted serious injuries upon his brother, ripping his abdomen. He then fled. After several weeks fight with death the wounded negro recovered.
 Nothing was heard of Floyd until last Saturdy when the Stamps au- thorities made known his capture. He will appear before Judge Vance this afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26
SHE MAY DIE.
Garland Foster Beats Belle Sampson
 and IS in Jail Awaialng Results.

A few weeks ago Garland Foster, q bellboy at the Trulock Hotel, had @ 6gnt with Belle Sampson, ne gress, at her home on West Pullen street.
 He was arrested and fined and nothing more was thought of the affair, the like of which are every day happenings in Pine Bluff.
 Sunday Constable Al Stewart was notified that the Sampson woman has never left her bed, where she was compelled to go from the effects of that beating. The informant also tod the constable that Ter recovery was doubtful.
 MT. Stewart investigated the woman's condition and found her to be in very critical state. He imuc ediately arrested Garland and locked him in the Jefferson county jail. A bona to the amount of $1, 900 was fixed for his immediate release, but he failed to give same and still occupies cell in the jail.
 Eye witnesses say Garland pulled the woman from tne buggy, carried her into the house and pinned her to the floor with bis knees at the same time beating her unmercifully.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26
SALARIES INCREASED.
Chief Clerk Furth Does More Good
 Work in the Pos ofice.

Three men have been made happy at the Pine Bluff postotfice by Chief Clerk Fred c Furth, who has secur- sd for them an increase of Sl0O per annum in their salaries.
 Mir Furth wrote to headq uarters and explained to the Postmaster General the efficiency of Messrs. C. A. Hing. mailing clerk, and begin hing July 1st be will receive $80O instead of the present $700 per an nun. John D. Wilbourne, money order clerk, $700 instead of $500 and J. H. Stewart, stamper, $500instead $40O.
 Mir. Furth deserves much praise for his successful efforts which dem oostrates that he appreciates the efficient work of lis employees.
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]. EMMA sHYSLOP AND
 .aer FELL SUR paIsE THEIR FRIENDS
RESIDE IN CAMDEN.
E We'd This Afternoon at the Fane of Mrs. Maggie Hill
 on Lakeside.

|, afternoon at 2 o'clock at the l If Mrs. Maggie Hill on Lake Mir. George Ezell and Miss h Hyslop were made one by l F Carr. The wedding was h affair and orly a few in ti- friends of the contracting par. |vers present.
 |e bride is the daughter of Df. \. HYslop, one of our pioneer sDs She has been an impor- |ebaracter in Pine Bluff society ss7era years.
 l groom formerly resided here IDo# holds the responsible of bger of the Ezell Slave factory hnden, and possesses many ex- EBt busi4ess qualifications. He |evefy way worthy of the flower
 s Ron.
 H. and Mrs. Ezell leave this af' soa for Little Rock, where they kpend few days with friends go to Camden, their future the happy couple we extend |heartiest congratulations aud |Rishes for their future happl-
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handwriting and Kemp was very anxious to see the contents, He nervouslY unwrapped it and raising the cover he was greatly surprised to see a number of pieces of cake carefully sliced and possessing diff ferent coloring.
 He had the package in his hand when he met a number of young men on Main street. He told them of his receiving the package and showed the contents to them. They advised him not to eat it, for it may be that it would prove 10 be one of those fatal ''poison packages" so many of which are now beng circu- lated in the mails in the shape of boxes of candy, etc.
 Kemp has not up to the present had the cake analysed, but is think ing seriously of referring it to 4 t. torney General Davis, who, is un- necessary to state, will not refer the matter to Circuit Judge Martin.
 It may be possible that owing to the bold stand Mr. Toney made on behalf of the anti trust law, that some eastern monopolist sent him the pox from Delmonico's as token of es teem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26

This man was so far behind the times that he wasted a whole morning because he neglected to avail himself of an appliance which the haste of modern busi~ ness has rendered no longer 8 luxury but an absolute necessity.
 Are you not likely at any moment to be placed in similar position?
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RECEPTION.

Tuesday evening. June 27th. the EBworth League of the Main Street Methodist church will give a recep- tion in the chapel. All leaguers and all young people of other churches interested in young peoples work are cordially invited. Musical pro- gran. and refreshments. Admission free and cordinl welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26
A WELCOME EXHIBITOR.
One Man Writes He Will Bring Two
 Car Loads of Prize Winners.

Secretary M. E. Bloom, of the Pine Bluff State Far Association, is in receipt of letter from Mana ger w. D. Hart, of the Meadow Glen Yards and Herds, of White
 water, Wis, announcing that he is very anxious to place on exhibit at the coming fair, to be held in this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26
LINTON ?. RUSSELL
ral Manager of the Postal Tele,
 graph Co.,. in the City.

Clinton P. Russell, General Eger of the Postal Telegraph
 PanY, with headquarters at |s Texas. is in the city today. accompanied by his wife and ! route to Dallas from a visit R'eraI eastern cities. During |Tisit in Chicago recently Mir. Fl had a narrow escape from \ instantly killed. He was in fyator with nine other persons, the machinery broke and they Heyen stories. Several of the Ranfs were injured but Mir.
 Fl escaped unhurt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26

city in October, a number of fine cattle and car load of the fin est chickens raised ID North. They will be on exhibition at the Dallas fair and after that closes they will be brought to this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26

Rev. c. Gordon Smeade filled the pulpit of Rev. w. D. Buckuer, at the Episcopal church in tfis city Sunday. Rev. Buckner file 1 Rev. Smeade's pulpit at Christ's church in the capital city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26

Mrs. John Seabrooks, the vener-- able mother of Mrs. Ghas. Moore and Mr. Sennett Seabrook and wife Of MT. John Seabrooks, is very sick and all hopes for her recovery have he.n giv en np.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26
NOTICE.

Until my recently burned apart ments are repaired and remodeled, l will make No. no Pine street (Dr. Troupe's old office) my headquarters. I will be pleased to see all my pa- irons and friends at that place.
 229 Dr. Lyman B. Raschbaum.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-06-26
T MIGHT BE
||Sons One is Trying to Poison H K. Toney.

'0ugh Uncle Sam this morning tentative H. K. Toney receiy- medium sized oox, carefully
 ped and sealed. Upon it were anumber of one-cent stamps.
 Fodrfss repsented a lady's
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A DESERTED wurE

A Mysterious AHalr of which Nothing car
Now a. Learned.
The other evening the police took
charge OF young woman who wGs
wandering aimlessly about the streets.
She 10 about is and Ia very delicate
health. She refused 90 give her name
aud all that could be learned from ker
was that she was hunting her hrs-
band. She was taken 20 the Excelsior
hotel, coracr of FAss aud Second
street, aud Pcovidcd with necessary
care. Today she stated that she
wanted % hnd her husband Go Kim
him. then Hac wouid die aud 20 Co
heaven, Tor heaven was her home
The lady 10 sGiriy good .ooki y Eud
90 pleasant disposition She hls been
deserted hy brute az "a husband uud
this occurring tu the delicate ftsgc oi
her health has almost deprived hc- oi
reason. She refuses 90 give her inr
IDENTIFY and no.ning can bee learned oi
her history az prcacu-
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ST LOUIS. and an points east
KANSAS CITY, and all points north 4

ST LOUIS. and all points
KANSAS CITY, and all points north and weAl'
Eureka Springs has world wide reputation
health and pleasure the curative properties OF
have equal the American continent and the .fzA
eur of the scenery surpasses that of Colorado
Passenger train leaving Oklahoma City at $50 srta
Wichita at arrives ST Louis the following
al 25 making close connection with all trans for TIE
Passenger train leaving ST Louis at daily arrives -
ahoma City the following evening at o'clock and WcHs
$3.50 making close connections az Wi iita aud Okl sr
City with the Santa Fe Our service unsurpassed We
latest improved and chair also Pullman Obse
sieopers between ~. Louis Oklahoma City and Wichita.
When purchasing your tickets that they read fhs-
Frisco Line For further particulars call address
B T.. DUNN Dist. Pass Agt. Wichita. kas.
BRYAN SNYDER Gen, Pass Agt. St Louis. Ma
T. NOAKUM General Manager
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Bggle Berry Book, No. OF The
higgle Books is all about berries A
whole encyclopedias Of berry lore. boil
eC down after the manner al Farm
JgIrnal Tells oh at varieties. about
painting, growing, mulching. cultivAt.
irg, picking and marketing. II gives
practical pointers from The pens of
scores ~ leading berry growers from
ali parts Of the country who have con
.butCd 90 its colums. 10 has Colored
rep rosentatsons of berry true 10 siae
ana color, thiuty-three portraits Of
pflftlcel berrymen, aud thirty. Eve
otiAr Illustrations. handsomely bound
in cloth The price 10 90 eeuts. free
by mail address the publishers. Will
mer Atkinson Co., Fh. Ndelptin,
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S. Louis and San Francisco r. 4.
The direct through car route 10 points
ia southwest Missouri, southern Kat
sas. Arksnsas. Indian Territory and
Tcxas.
The moat direct route 20 81 Louit
aRd the east. Kansas City aud the
northwest. Double daily vestibulod
trains. Free reclining chair cara, ob.
seTvation and drawing room sleepora.
HtrFey dining halls. Ask the nearest
ticket agent 81 the Frisco line for full
r particulars, or wIite, 81 DuEE.
uist. Pass. agent, Wichita, Kas.
bHYAN SNYDER. q. y A.. So Louis.
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local MILANGE
se0Ss oosos>0o a~S4 OOeoOooes

c. Walls was up from Norman to-
day locking after business matters.
The brick sidewalk around the Lyoa
block sy,a be completed tonorrow
Mrs. Tom Tingle returned homo to
day from 3 trip 20 KanGRs 20 visa
friends and relatives.
Major McGinlcy returned last night
from Topeka, where he enjSyed Christ
mas with his family.
All those who ave musicaliy inclined
should attend tho concert Tonight at
Brooks tkeater seats 35e and soc.
Misses Osborne, Hutchinson and
Copeland went 20 Oklahoma City to-
day 20 attend the Teachers associa-
ton.
Jeweler Douglas says that his branch
store az Pawoee, under the manage.
Dent Of Nat schneii s paying nicely
Harry Ardery drew the suit Of
clothes ra.filed by j. -. n. Halt. lie
wants 90 rafie Il OF also. lie paid
only sf cents for IL.
Carl Havlghoret writes from chica.
90 that be has 6uilicieatly recovered
from his recent llness 20 travel And
that he will be home Thursday.
J. r. Candy was 10 the city this
morning. ale has received many con.
grAtulati0ns from the cattlemen on
the west side ovef his appointment az
secretary OF the sanitary board. tie
went 20 Oklahoma City 20 attend the
last meeting OF the year OF The sani-
tary board, which occur today,
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General =. 3. Yoder, ex-Member oi
Congress from Ohio, In q recent letter to
Dr. Hartman, speaks of Pe.ru.na as FOL.
lowas
WAsHfNuroN. n. g..
Po-ru-na Drug Mfg CO., Columbus, O. :
Gontlcmen-I desire % say that have
found pe-ru-na to hc wonderful rom.
cdy. ] only used 10 Tor a short time and
am thoroughly satisfied a. to iis merits.
cannot nnd words to express my graft.
hcation for the results obtained. As q
caiarrh cure shall gladly recommend
10 to all sufferers. Yours truly,
n. Nodcr.
Pc-ru-na not only cures catarrh, hut
prevents it. Every household should 10
supplied with this great remedy fof
coughs, colds aud 30 forth. A free book
on catarrhal diseases sent by DR.. uart
man. Columbus Ohio.
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to say all who have tried itspcak q good
word for a. Dade stcpcman.
Po-u-na has become 90 be 90 universal.
~ recognized as srecifc cure for CO.
tnrrh, acute or chronic. coughs, colds
bronchitis, that 20 b. amazing that any
one should continue 20 suffer on with
such terrible malady, neglccting to
take course % treatmcnt with a.. Of
course 80 may be- that some people have
not yet come to know of this great
catarrh remedy, bat 10 10 strange that 10
should BE- ~ after such multitudcs have
been cured by 10 and 90 many papers
have hcraldcd II from one end of The
country a. the other. hut the news
travels faster aud faster every month,
aud NO one can fail Co seo that the time
Be- mot Car distant when pe-ru-ua will bc
known "a every houaehold Ia the land.
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IaAe tne most poputhr route 90 81
Louie and all points east Kansas City
aud al points north end west
santa fe trains make close connec-
i.ons at Oklahoma City and Wichita
for az points GA the Frisco line.
81 Louis aud Kansas City mail aud
express leaves Oklahoma City at g15
every morning. leaves 50. Loula al no
every evening and arrives at Oklahoma
City at $50 the following evening
Through reclining chair cars With.
out change Pullman palace slecpcrs
from Monett 30 81. Louie and Kansas
City You can secure bcrths before
leaving Oklahoma
Further information will be cheer
fully given by tie nearest agent or
b. DUNN
Dist, Pass. Agi Wichita Kant
Rvn0s sSYDKR, q. y. A.,
ST. Louis Mo-
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Aour best feehngs. your social posi
tion or tusiness sucoess depend large
ly ON the perfect action Of your stom-
Ach and liver. Dr. Hing's New Life
Pills give increased strenth, keen.
clear brain aud high ambition A 25
cent box will make yod feel lih, rev
being. Sold by Renfre. druggist
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Pains iu the chest when pcroon
has cold indicate tendency .oward
pneumonia a piece of aanucl dGm
pened with Cham bcrla ais Pain Bgim
and bonnie onto the chest ov-T the seat
% the pain viii promptly relieve thc
pain and prevent the Threatened at
tack OF pnemonia This same treat
ment will cure lame back Ia few
hours. Sold by Gil druggists
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ln sluFglsl liver, HERBTNE by its

Ia sluggish liver, HERBIHE by its
beneficial action upon be niuary
tracts, renders the bile more hned,
aud brinFs toe } yer into sound
healthy condition, thercb
banishing tue scuse OF drowsiness,
leihargy, aud the general feeling %
apathy which arise from disorders OF
the lives Price soc sold by b. B.
Lille 8 Co. and Wheeler a son
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runLIC TEsTALI.NTIoN

az oncers ~ outhric Lodge of ManuHa
nsnqDet to Foiiaw.
Tonight a. $50 o'c.ock In the
knights q Pythiasi hall the instai.
latiou Of TIE newly elected officers oi
Guthrie lodge OF Masons viii be bod.
after which an elegant banquet Will
be served All masUns and dtheirfamilyf
are requested 20 attend
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PERSONAL MIsTiON. 3
sossssseesossse btos seosses


80. street. OF ohlaboma city, is
here
Joe McEachin is MP from Ollahoma
city
Jamco Gordon Of Ponca City Is in
tho city.
Thos l.. Rice Of Oklahoma CITY is
here today
John " Push returned to Guthrie
last night.
chas. Pettyiohn was down from
hulhall today.
u G Guss went 10 wichita, kansas,
yesterday evening
y. NJ. Rose and wife Of Norman are
registered al the Royal.
a. Gully, Kiug6sher, prominent
funeral director, is here.
Jay Ferguson a student oi The Uni
versity 10 visiting friends in the city.
S. s. Daniels. Of Enid. is attending
the undertakers meeting here today
Mr and Mrs Nose weinberger are
entertaining Mrs Jennie Giwowsky,
OF Wichita
Mr. aud Mrs. J.. j. Houston are en-
tertkining Mrs. q g.. Barber, Of Gar
nett, Kansas.
George Alberta, 81 Ncwkirk. is in
the city. Mr. Alberta is an undertake
er and funeral director a that city.
James NJ Myers. leading furniture
H..~
Ia The city attending the funeral d.
rectoas' convention.
Lee Homsher is spending the holi
DAYS with bis family. Lee has been
working the Indian territory lea thc
Interest 81 the A. o. q. W
Chas. r. Petty John. one of The lead
ing business men OF Mulhall. came
down today 90 attend the installation
officers Of The MAsons tonight
Word was received here today that
County Attorney r W Jones. who
was passing the holidays with his SIS
ter, Mrs Doolittic, az Cottonwood
Falls, vas quite sick with the grippe.
Probate Judge Foster yesterday 10.
sued a mar iage license 20 barney
WAAHNA wv AAAA AAAA wy NMNMH 10
society young people OF Mulhnll who
gill be NJ married on New Years dav
I'd KinnGn Was In the city yesterday
he had a side OF Armours bacon under
one arm making the rounds OF the
merchants. Ed says be has sold more
bacon and ham this winter ttaa ever
before
Major J. :. Chapman Oi Moline,
kas., visited his grand daughter, Mrs
BIRD ). Meiuirc. The hrst Of this week.
Major Chapman 10 now county survey
ar OF Elk county. lie fought la the
Mexican war where he distinguished
himself with bravery,
Misses Laura shannon, oracle White
aud stella Pierce, all bright teachers
OF Payne and Logan counties, called
on the Daily Leader yesterday. They
were on their way 90 attend the Ter
ritorial Teachers association a. Okla
homa City. This compliment Is owed
% Tom Woosley of MulhaG, who IS un
ideal ladies man
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Boston. Doc g-A movement lo1unr
to tho invasion nf Canada by thc F,nl-
nus ant advanced lrish uationallsts hos
been oritntod for some time by ieadcrl
of those orranizatious ln ana around 1lt
Com. Colonel Roger b. scanned who tug
been Identified with Irish aeitaiions foi
many years. rnld sah today ihat there
wnr io De- meeting OF prominent uish
ua'ioialistH in Philadelphia next sundny y
"r Monday Co iiHruess thc question of in.
fad.nE Canada
itcfcrr nr to thc Fpn.nu invasion 90 CAN
nda of many years ago. Colonl srrruc,
said that 10 was "a failure because there
were too many generals ana coloncl1 an =
mo- discipline This would NOT happen now.
h' said. since thc mon are we'll organised
an over thr country and have confidence
In their leaders
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condition 4. Craicai


serlpps-0cRNe LeaRus
Boston, December "a Congressman
Boutelle Of Maine Wa brought here
and placed In private ssnitarium 20.
day. His condition is said 20 be csiti
cal
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20 o. well known here fhat British
agents W the Intelligence department
were rsut from time fo time 90 Ind out
what the Borra were .oInr ln Doe way ~
armament The Beers knew aI about o..
but simue Goa naivpio and conducted the
visitors AROUND Sorts which they chose
Tor their own purpose. whore old guns
were pei, up and shown with an affection
ate pride by President KruFer's men. who
were cunriuF enough fo inspire rtrrnrers
by their plUuslbiliiY
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uscd by the m e m
bcrs Of cur club IA
eases of stomach
trouble and general
debility y-alao re o
Gently in cases Of la
grippe, and always
with The most bone
noiary rcsults /
b think a great ideal of
Po-ru ua often rec
ommond 40 ~ m 8
friends, and am glad
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io quit tobacco easily and forever. bo mag
letlc iuA ~ lic, nerve ana Ylfof. take Eo.To.
bAei thc uonder worker, that makes weak msa
tuorg an arugg.sta, toc offi Cure guaran.
tffa Booklet end sample free Address
sielltg Remedy Cos Chicago o. New York
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Farm journal
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KITCHENER SAILS
Joined Baron Roberts aud Sails
For the Cape.

scrlpps McRca LeagLe
Gibraltar December 90 General
Kitaheuhr joined Geld marshal Rob
erts here last night. They sailed TO
day Tor ihc cape.
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Two REMARKABLE CURES
Of Two Prominent and Well Known
People
A oatsrrh Cure That Cures.

Mss pade stcgcman, superintendent
of tho Chicago North Side Woman's
club. Of Chicago. in recent letter 60 Dr.
Hartman speaks ~ Pe-ru.na as followei
CHICAGO, Jan. -, is9o.
pe-ru-na Drug MRS. Co, Columbus, o.,
Peru ma has often been
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Have you tried Searchlight Pills foi
disordered stomach and bowels The
cure sick headache. billiousness, COS
tiveness, etc Ten cents a bottle al
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