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The age-herald., 1899-05-26

through the veins means a clear mind, strong nerves, an iron will. The
 successful man is always
 . well man. Hostet- \ ter's Stomach Bitters sA makes pure blood.
The age-herald., 1899-05-26

Silhouettes of both ladies and gentlemen, St. Mary's s. s. room this afternoon and evening.
The age-herald., 1899-05-26

IT MEANS
 HEALTH EGR MEN lS WILL AS WOMEN.
The age-herald., 1899-05-26

Silhouettes of both ladies and gentlemen, St. Mary's Sunday School room this af- ternoon and evening.
The age-herald., 1899-05-26
CORNER STONE
 OF ST. VINCENT'S Will be Laid Next Tuesday by
 Bishop Allen. IT WILL BE NON SECTARlAN Rev. Dr. Owen P. Fitzsimmons and pr. c. B. Kelley Will Make Address es, Together With Other Prom
 inent Men.
IT WILL BE NON SECTARlAN

The corner stone of St. Vlncent's hospital will be laid next Tuesday with imposing ceremonies by Bishop Allen. There will be music, a number of short addresses and religious exercises according to tho Roman ritual.
 But altogether, St. Vincent is in charge of the Sisters of Charity, and although the celebraUt at the corner stone laying will be the Catholic bishop of the diocese, tho hospital is to be broad in it's scope and non-seetarian. Among those who will par ticIlate are two protestant ministers and the rabbi of Temple Emanuel. The Rev Father De Le Monier. who is to be one of the speakers. enjoys the reputation of being the most eloquent priest in New Or leans.
 Programme of Ceremonies
 The programme will be as follows.
 Music by Phil Memoli's band.
 Introductory remarks by Il. H. Sinnige president of the Sisters of Charity Hospl- tai asSocfa tion
 Address Dy the 1t. IScE. e. |. Alien, bishop of Mobile.
 Short addresses by the following gentle men: Mayor W. M. Drennen. the Rev. r. A. OReilly, chairman of tae executive committee of the hospital; Rufus N Rhodes, the Hon. A. A. Coleman. the Rev. pr. 0. P. Fitzs.mmons, the Rev. De 10 Monier Dr. E. P. Riggs, the Rev. Dr. Nor ris Nowfield, W. M. Farley, the Rev. Dr. c. c. Kelly and Captain w. c. Ward.
 After the addresses the bishop wall pro- ceed with the ceremony OF laying the cor ner stone, according to the ritual of the church; music by Memolfs band.
 Troop D, Alabama national guard, has been invited to participate.
 Between the addresses of pr. Fltzsim- mons and Father De Le Monier a select chorus will sing the "Halleuiah" number from Handel's oratorio. ''1he Messiah"
 E. J. McCrossin will officiate as master of ceremonies.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

The entrance examination will be held in the various school buildings on the l4tk aud 18th days of Septem- Der, beginning at $50 o'clock. All pupils who are to be examined for advancement and all new pupils are expected to attend this examination that they may be properly classified. The schools open on the 20th All pupils are expected to provide them- selves with necessary books etc. in advance of that date.
 J. H. HINEMON. Supt.
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FEAST OF TOM klPPUR.
It Will Begin at six O'Clock Next
 Wednesday Afternoon.

Wednesday next is another holi- day with the Jewish people, and 1t will be appropriately observed by them in this city.
 From o'clock Wednesday even ing till the sun goes down tbe fol- lowing Saturday, orthodox Jews re pent in sack cloth and ashes sins committed while conscience slept. FteY will observe next Thursday as day of atonement and repentance.
 Tom Kippur falls on the tenth day after the Hebrew New Year. The day will be observed by an all day service a the Temple or Syna, gogue. There will be sermons, prayers and music.
 Ten days after Yom Kippur comes Tishni, the beginning of the feast of weeks, when the Jewish people cele- brate their Harvest Home. This is a week of rejoicing and general lubilatior, and orthodox as well as strict Jews observe this week, which ends with the 18th of September, called Succoth.
 The holy days are about three weeks earlier this year than usual, when the Hebrew calendar adds a whole month to it's year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
CRAY SENNETT. A NOTABLE WEDDING TO TAKE PLACE IN THIS
 CITY.
ROTH PROMINENT PEOPLE
Miss Sammie Sennett and Mir. James Gray the Contract
 ing Parties.

The marriage ot Mir. James A. Gray to Miss Sammie Sennett will occnr at St. Joseph Cathohe church in this city Tuesday 18th inst. at II o'clock, a. ID. Rev. j. Nj. Bucey will perform the ceremony the couple will leave over tho Cotton Belt road for St. Louis, Chicago and the East, to enjoy their honey mo0B.i
 The attendants Rt the wedding will be Miss Sue MeCoy, Maid of Honor; Messrs. Coburn Kavanaugh, Little Rock, best man; ushers, Mes SITS Will Taggart, Wade Knox, Neill Martin, Drew White, John Hut and Ewin& Taylor all of Pine Bluff, flower girls, Misses Sallie and Mande Oracle and Ruth Qnnn, of Little Rock, and Jessie Wi.hers of Pine Bluff.
 Miss Sennett is is the daughter of Mir. Nj, c. Sennett. prominent and well to do planter of this county. She is a pretty and popular young lady and was at the last ex-Confed- crate Veterans reunion chosen sponsor for the local organization Mir. Gray, as young man of intelli- gence and integrity. lie Is at pres ent resoeuting attorney Ut Little Rock and by his stra!Rhtforward and manly services in that capacity has won numbers of friends in the capital city.
 In advance we extend our best wishes to the happy couple.
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MARRIED AT TOLEDO
A Toledo Belle and a We'll Known
 Little R0ckian Join Hands

A very pretty home wedding was soIemniEed at Toledo, Cleveland county, Sunday.
 The contracting parties were Miss Vivian SumerOw, of Toledo, and Mir. T. Nj. Brooks, of Little Rock. The ceremony occurred at the brides home. The marriage was quite B surprise to their many friends, only a few intimate acquaintances were present
 The bride is one of Cleveland coun- tvs prettieet and most IoVable young ladies. The groom is we'll known throughout the State, He now holds a responsible position with the Arkansas Gazette, being an experienced typesetting machine operator. Mir. and Mrs. Brooks passed through the city Sunday afternoon en route to Little Rock.
 We extend our congratulations and good wishes to the happy couple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
LINCOLN COUNTY DOTS.
From the Star City Ledger. ]

From the Star City Ledgerl
 Judge Alfred Wiley made q trip to Pina Bluff this week.
 R. q. Atkinson, of Pine Bluff, was in town few days this week
 J.I. Higgins, of Double Wplls. lief feTsOn county, was in the ci y Tues day.
 W. H. Fox and family and Miss Fay Winters spent Saturday and Sunday in Pine Bluff yislling reia- lives.
 W. E. Mullikin. formerly of Tarry, now of Pine Bluff. was in the city this week. He informed us that he thought of moving his store up on Main street in that city In the near future.
 Circuit court convened here Mon day, his honor. Judge A. B Grace on the bench with Hon. W. R. SpCrels,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

prosecuting attorney. on hand. to- gether with Col. D. H.. Rousseau, of Pine Bluff. and most oi the lawyers Of the Lincoln county bar present. Court was promptly called at 3 o'clock 8. m. and the iuriee were soon empanelled anu ready for " ork. The Judges instructions to the grand jury were giveD in the most plain and practical manner, and were words that would douhtless have benefited every man in the county to have heard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
IN THE COURTS. JUSTICE GARRETT FINED THREE OFFENDERS
 TODAY. A WIFE BEATER FINED. John -Anderson's Case Was Postponed = WhitmoTe
 Fined Szo.
A WIFE BEATER FINED.

The various magistrates courts of this county have been kept rather busy for the past few weeks dealing with criminals. As matter of fact Pine Bluff and Jefferson county, gen eFally speaking, has the name for being quiet and law-abiding. but oc- casionally, as is no more than natur- al, offenders will be registered upon dockets and that happens every where.
 Justice Garrett dealt with three Of them this morning.
 The first called was George Lewis. B negro, who recently assisted bis brother, wEo WAS being looked for by the police, to escape. He could not lie out of the crime and was as sessed S50 and cost.
 The second of the number was an other negro. Henry Whitmore by name. Whitmore, it is alleged, took a saddle that didn't belong to him. When arrested he sald be didn st gal it, but that Es Williams, another negro, was the guilty man. Williams was arrested and released an his own recogniEance. This morning both appeared in ceurt and Whitmare was fined $20 and cost.
 Pies Gray, another gentleman of color, was lined S25 and cost in Jus tics Garrett's court for beating his wife. He shonld have been fined twenty-five hundred dollars.
 John Anderson was arraigned in Niven's court this morning to an swer t0 charge of assault and bat tery. His case Was postponed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

conducted like other saving banks, reeesVing and allowing interest on time deposits Of stock holders and al others wishing to avail themselves of it's benefits. It. was organized April 4th, 1895 and incorporated June }, the same year. with an authorized capital stock of $500, GOO.
 Stock to the amount of SIP, 900 has been subscribed, almost exclu- sively 0y employees Of the Cotton Belt road, who work from St. Louis to Waco, Texas. The officers and directors of this cnneer0 are stafgbt- forward and uptodate citizens and they can be greatly relied upon.
 Mr. J. E. Boyce, the competent chief clerk in Master Mechanic Gal oraiths office at the shops will ike y resign and assume full charge Of the Saving Gompany's business. He is valuable man. His sue cessor at the shops has not yet been named.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
VERY SLIGHT
The Steamer Harbin Sunk in Only
 21-2 Feet of Water

The steamer John N. Harbin, " hich sunk near Douglass lat ding on the Arkansas river last Thursday night, was dragged into the Pine Bluff landing Sunday. Capt. Ed Now land, Sr., was among those aboard her.
 The damage done to her by the re- cent accident was very slight. The steamer sank in PIP feet of water and the water did not get above the guards. The steamer will be able to make her return trip all 0. k., and while in the Memphis wharf, she will be thoroughly repaired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
MAY HAVE HIT HIM.
Deputy Sheriff maroney Fired Two
 Shots at an Escape.

AS Tas exclusively announced in Sundays Graphic. Warren WeDster. a negro, who was recently tried be- fore the Lincoln county court atStar City and sentenced to two years in the penitentiaFy, made bis escape at Star City Friday night while being prepared for transportation to the pen.
 He was sitting near window in the clerk g office at that place, and when the officer. who had him in charge, turned to pull off his coat. he iumpe through the window and ran, The officer, Deputy Sheriff Ma roney, fired two shots at the fleeing man. and as he did so, the fugitive was heard to scream. Everybody present thought the negro had been shot and ran outside to get him, but he was gone. The officers traced him for several miles but failed to capture him. His footprints were very numerous and demonstrated that the man was walking very slow. doubtless suffering from a wound. The officer is confident one Of his shots took effect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
A WATER FAMINE IS CAUSING A GREAT DEAL OF DAMAGE IN AUSTIN.
 TEXAS
"A BIG PLANT CLOSED.
Wel1 and Springs Have Dried Up-Towns From Fort
 Worth to Austin Suffer.

AUSTIN, TEX Sept. l0.-As the re eult of excessive droughts in this sec- rion of the State, all cities and towns from Fort Worth t0 Austin and Noatb of here have been threatened with a water famine for the past two weeks. All the regular water courses have been seriously affected by the drought, many of,them drying pp entirely. Many wells and springs have also dried up, The rivers have become so sluggish in many instanc- ee and receded 20 in their channel that industries along their banks de- pending on them for power have sui tered great damage.
 Austin rec eived her share of the pri- vation in it's hardest way today. The electric light and power plant, which is operated by water power. served notice on the street ear con- panies that it could notturnish them power any longer. This will effect nally tie up all lines in the city and cause great inconvenience to every branch of public business. 1t is not known how long the ears VIII be tied up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
DOING X BIG BUSINESS.
GoteFn Belt Mutual Savings Gomps-
 ny to Enter New Quarters.

The Cotton Belt Mutual Sayings Association, which office is now sta. tioned a the Cotton Belt shops in this city. will soon remove it's head quarters opposite the Courthouse, in the building recently vacated by MT. ". ". Scall at the corner of Barraque and Main street.
 The amount of business having grown so large through the month ly installments, paid in by the stock holders and the deposits made, is became necessary to SC, cure more convenient ard oomfor t. able quarters, with view of taking care of the savings deposits offered. The building they will occupy is to be fitted up with elegant fixtures, which have been ordered, including the best burglar proof safe on the ma4ket. They will be in their new b4nding and ready for business oy October ].
 The organization is purely mutu- al-savings association and has been
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
SUCCESSFUL RUN
Made by the New Engine on the
 P. B. < ". Road.

The Pine Bluff S Western Railway Company today, for the flret tine- put into operation their rolling stock.
 As was exclusively announced in Sundays Graphic, switch engine was recently purchased of the Cotton Belt road by this company. It 1was placed on the Pine Bluff & Western tracks this morning and given tri- al trip. The road is not as yet com pleted but the engine made a very satisfactory and successful run to the present terminus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
ID WED
Brunson Jenkins and Miss Jeanin,
 At Kennett, Mo.

On tomorrow, Tuesday. evening, at the home of the brides aunt, in Kennett, Mo, Mir. Brunson Jenkins, of this city and Miss Alma Jeannin, of kennett, will be married. The ceremony will be performed by the Presby terisn pastor of that city. After the Hath inst, MT. and Mrs. Jenkins will be tat home' to their friends at the residence of Mrs. J. R. Martin, No SIS West Fifth avenue, this city.
 The bride=to-be for several years resided in Pine Bluff and has a host of admirers here. Mr. Jenkins is in the employ of Mir. L. Fowler here and is in every way worthy ot the flower he has won. In advance we extend our best wishes to the couple in their happiness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11
WILL PLAY WEDNESDAY

The Clerks and iBookkeepers base ball teams of this city will have another game at Jones park next Wednesday afternoon. The games in the past between these two teams have been exciting and interesting ones, and the lovers of this sport should not fail to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

Miss Belle Rowland, of Denver, Col, arrived in the city Sunday. She wlll accept position with the Pos tai Telegraph Company here. Miss Rowland is telegrapher of many years experience and will doubtless prove valuable addition to the To- cal department of the Postal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

MT. Joe s. AItschuI left Sunday af- ternoon for St. Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago where he will make percha. ses for his establishment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

Little Rock theater managers have booked long list of firsS-class attractions for the coming opera season. Owing to the absence of a playhouse in this, doubtless many of our people will witness the shows in the capital city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

The southern Manufacturing Co.,, Of Richmond, Va, through their agents, Messrs. D. H. Griffith and J. H, Duggins. has sold the Southern Grocery Co, of this city, u solid car load of their famous Good Luck baking powder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

The night session of Nettleton's ollege will open Mon day night. Sept. 18th. 295.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Bloom and son, Ira. returned Sunday from a severa weeks sojourn at Searcy. They are much improved in health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

Mir. o. Nj. Spellman and family have returned to this city from six weeks sojourn at Sugar LOafSprings
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-11

Thomas Y. Martin, Chancellor iB fta T3,,Fa5l,; rl.,.,.+, t- 4
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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16
The unpreoedented cold.

The cold weather Of the last two
weeks 10 In many respects undoubtedly
without precedent In the history Of
this county, We have had worse bliz-
yards and more destructive storms, tut
ii 10 said that never before was there
fifteen days In succession during which
IT never thawed scarcely at all on the
south side Of buildings, 1t Is also un.
donhtedly true that the mercury
dropped lower than was ever known
before. Thermometers ranged from
"a to "a degrees below zero, according
to the thermometer. But according to
the most reliable government Their
mometers 1t registered about 80 to 80
degrees.
1t 10 thought the peach crop for next
year is entirely destroyed, and many
fears are entertained that the trees
may be killed. 1t is said that some Of
them are now split open from freezing.
Wheat 1t is also thought by many
farmers, has suffered, and where the
ground was blown bare Of snow is
probably killed. We have heard this
estimated to be about half.
During this period business has been
entirely blocked except that of the
coal dealers and plumbers and abso-
lutely necessary grocery purchases.
Considerable restitution has been re
ported to the city authorities, who
have taken steps to relieve 1t as soon
as discovered.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16
Lion Coffee lOc at G. Miller's.
A Sudden Death,

On Saturday morning DR.. G. Fred
Tucker died very suddenly Of heart
disease at the Reno house. He has
been quite feeble for some time and
troubled with heart disease. Saturday
morning he started from his rooms
over the Star Clothiers to the Reno
house where he has been a boarder for
many years, In front OF the hotel he
pitched forward on the sidewalk. He
was carried In but expired In u few
minutes.
DR.. Tucker was one Of the Oldest cit
liens Of the county, and was one OF
the best known dentists In the ArFan-
sas valley, having made periodical
trips to neighboring towns for years
The death OF him and DR., Robinson,
with whom he was associated for 80
long, within 30 short time Of each
other, and each SO suddenly stricken,
is rather a striking circumstance.
He had many friends but no family.
A brother In Connecticut was the only
relative. He was buried under the
auspices Of the Masonic fraternity
Monday.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16
A slugglng.

Tuesday night occurred another fight
which will probably result In the loss
of life. Jack Gallup and a young fel
low named Charley Cook became In
vOlved In a jealous quarrel over a wO.
man and as We get the story Gallup
followed Cook and his girl to q place
on Bigger Street where she was work
Ing. They quarreled In the yard, Gal.
lup drew a knife, and the people who
lived there ordered them away. They
came up town and while Cook was pas
sing the cite Of the old court house he
was met by Gallup who attacked him
with a knife. He ran out into the
street followed by Gallup. Then with
a peice Of gas pipe the latter was dealt
two or three crushing blows over the
head. Ills skull was crushed and II
Is not thought he can live. He was
taken TO Stewards hospital and next
day the doctors operated TO attempt to
raise the skull.
Gallup Is we'll known character
who has been In trouble many times
before. Cook Is an ex-lnmate Of the
reformatory. He fed after the fight
but was captured by Dick Hodge
and brought 10 the city next morning.
In the foregoing We cannot be very
certain as to details but have told the
facts 90 nearly aS we were able to get
them.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16
"Frlaoo Liner

st. Louis 8 San Francisco r.. r
The popular through car route from
Wichita, Kans., to points In eastern
Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Indian
Territory and Texas. Through Pull
man drawing-room sleepers and free
reclining chair cars TO st" Louis. Fol
map and time tables and full particu'
ars, address nearest ticket agent, or
B. L. Winchell, g. p. A., Fris C
line, st. Louis, Mo.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16
Crescent Herd.

For Sale: Thoroughbred Poland
China sowS, bred for February, March
and April farrow. / want to sell sur
plus to make room Tor early spring lit
tiers. Sows bred to Guy Darkness No.
5000, or Best Minis, No. 0,6l2. First
come gets 6rSt choice. Farm Ave
miles east Of Elmer. tSAM HILL.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16

A curious discovery was recently
made at Mount Lofty, few miles
from Adelaide. Service was in pro
gress at the Bible ChrlstiOn chapel
when loud snorcs were heard from
underneath the floor. 4 search re-
vealed the presence OF an elderly man,
who stated that he had only lived
there n few days, 1t was, however
evident that he, or some other per-
son, had for some time made his
abode in this queer place, and many
people believe the snorer to be a mys
FERROUS stranger who has often been
seen walking from the direction OF
the chapel ut night during the last
three or four years, and who has stu
dlously declined to respond to salu'
tati0ns,
At the congress OF the German
League OF Clockmakers, which lately
held its annual session In Berlin, Prof,
Rewleaux asked them why they did
not erect q memorial to the man to
whom the trade and the public owed
so great debt, He referred to Peter
Henlein, the Nuremberg locksmith, as
the inventor OF pocket watches. The
suggestion fell ON good ground, II
was at once adopted by the congress
and it has been as quickly welcomed
by the municipal fathers OF Nurem'
berg. A "IIenleln-Denkmal" is to be
set up in the city Of Albrecht Durer,
Peters contemporary. lIenlein is
said to have made his first pocket.
watch, the so.called Nuremberg
egg" in the year 1910. lie died in
1b42.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16

Mr.. f. p. Mcguire Of Haven writes
us that he attended farmers institute
at Cheney last Thursday and Friday
which was q success, Prof Cloth!eI of
the State agricultural college delivered
one Of the most instructive, detailed
speeches ever delivered In southwest
ern Kansas. Owing TO the storm nei-
Their Prof Clothier or Mr.. Mcguire
was able to attend the institute at Cas-
Teton, but the Professor will be at that
place on February 9th and speak on
alfalfa and the Maintenance Of Soil''
Itis.deslred that everybody report on
the condition of wheat In bis neighbor-
hood.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16

Are you contemplating q trip south
southeast or southwestp Do you know
that the Mo. Pac., in connection with
@. r. l. 7. Ry. at Wichita and dirverg-
ing lines at 1T. Worth is the best,
shortest and most pleasant route to
above mentioned territory Close
connections at all points, the splendid
equipment and good service afforded
by their route make IL to your interest
to investigate facilities offered by our
lines before starting on your journey
Call on or address. P.J.LIEMBACH,
Agt. Mo. Pac. BY.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-16
Sale Of pamaRed Stock.

Owing TO the flooding of my store,
will close out my stock of goods al
greatly reduced prices. The stock W az
wet and the appearance damaged, but
the quality of the goods is left, They
must be sold, now Is your chance,
First come, first served. 1t is no use
to quote You prices, we will make prices
when you call that will surely induce
you to buy.
TnE Huh CLoTuIER's.