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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-11

The monthly meeting of the woman's board of Grace hospital will be held at the hospital this (Monday) afternoon Ut o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-05
RAILRO DAD
 NOTE

Engineer Dolan is slightly i'll to- day.
 Fireman Edgar MeFadden is on the sick list today.
 A large number of improvements are being made throughout the shops.
 MT. Doc Graves, a young painter, has taken thirty days lay off. Ask h'm why.
 Superintendent Wm. Coughlin has returned from a brief business trip to Tyler, Texas.
 Switch Engine 60 is out oi the back shops after being thoroughly repair ed and repainted.
 Mir. F. N. Eason, a machinist at these shops, is visiting relatives and friends in Duquoin, III.
 A platform is being extended to the new store house in the front yard next to the main track.
 The yeneering spur at Dexter, Mo-, is reported to have been repaired and is Low ready for use.
 The helpers in the mill have been placed on the rip trip on account of work being scarce in the mill.
 Mir. Jim Teams, carpenter here who recently lost his home by fire, is taking few days lay off. Mir. John Pittman, formerly a maehinist apprentice here, has sev- cred his connection with this compa- ny.
 Mir. Alvin Merrill. of Marshall, Texas. has accepted d position as maehinist in the machinery depart ment.
 Mir Lee Hardness has been pro noted to engineer on the switch zen zine after a number of years firing oH the road.
 Ar. James Clark. after switching iathey yards for the past three months can now De seen firing one of the heavy south end engines
 Mir Frank Sazier, an engineer on the north end, who recently had a wreck with his train, has severed his duties with this company.
 The special ear Arkansas Traveller will pass through tonight Sunday for Texas, bearing General Manager Russell Harding and party.
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Mir. Fred Bladerwiek, foreman oi the paint department on the rip track, left last week for his home at Topeka, Kansas, on account of the illness of his mother.
 Mir. ". ", Cookwood. of Memphis, who has been appointed baggage apent for this company at Texar- kama, was in this city last week on important business.
 Mr. c. H. Smith, the inventor of the Smith Safety e=r Coupler. of Birmingham, Ala, tafter a business visit among the officials here left flor his home yesterday.
 Mir. H. H. Warren, fireman who has charge of the stationary engine in the mill. left yesterday for Tyler, Texas, for a thirty days rest among friends and relatives.
 Mir. Dewitt Hope, formerly on the switch engine in the Jonesboro yards, has been transferred to Birds Point, Mo, to engineer the pile driv- CT, which goes there to repair the trestles and bridges that are in bad order.
 Mr. Jim Barker, q passenger en gineer on the Shreveport branch, died at Magnolia last Friday night. This gentleman had been connected with this road for a number of years and hls sudden death will be a severe blow to his many friends.
 Chair cars 214 and 216 have been turned out of the paint department and are now ready for use. These two cars were formerly parlor cars and owing to the number of narlor cars that the company bGveou hand they made chair cars out of these.
 MT. John Williamson. freight con duetor on the north end, has resign ed his position with this company. MT. Williamson has for number of years been connected with this road as engineer and conductor. It will certainty be q surprise to his many to learn Of his resignation.
 l brakeman in filing out an ap- plication With .the Texas & Pacific for a job a few days ago made a bIander in making out the same that caused considerable merriment among the boys 8when 1t was read and dissected In giving his height he stated he was tea feet. six inches tall The boys all took. shot at him; one pinned notation on the application to the effect that fl em- pi0Yed he would cause cOnsidera ble trouble by thougbtIessly laying the pins on top of the box ears and hanging the links on the telegi aph wires The application was return ed N ith the request tbat ne rome down a notch or two.-R K. Notes in TeXarkana Courier.
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The following is an extract from an article recently published in the Texas Railway News and Illustrat' or,
 There are about 1l0 acres in our shop and grounds. The dimensions of the buildings are as follows:
 Machine and boiler shop, 20 2SS feet.
 Car shop and mill. 120 X SS feet.
 Paint shop, D X S3 feet.
 Blacksmith shop, lst cGmpart- ment, 65 X 50.
 Blacksmith shop, 2d Accompaniment, t, so S0
 Freight car repair shop, B 200.
 Round house, l5 stalls.
 Oil house, B 70.
 Store room and office, A X l15.
 The various small buildings I have not counted.
 The distance covered by pipe for air service is about 5000 feet, two thirds of this being 14, the balance various izes, from i inches down.
 Our air compressor was built by this company, Has II inch air cyl finders and 15 inch steam cylinders. We have two air storage reservoirs, 1 feet in diameter, Is feet long and in addition use an old locomotive boil CT.
 The number of employees in this department is 4S7 in shops, and about 100 engineers and fremen. There are about 50 engineers and fremen, semployed on this division not living Tn this city. There are IT engines maintained at Pine Bluff shops, and 5 of them are in aud out Of this point, the other 2 being on runs away from the shops. T hese engines are brought to shops when in need of heavy repairs.
 During the past year, besides the running repairs, we have built three new engines complete, rebuilt eight engines, receiving more than $f,500 each in repairs, given general repairs to g engines. rrclvias between $750 and $l 300 each, and gave heavy re- pairs to 3l engines. receiving from S250 to S750 each
 During the past four or five years this company has built 13 new en- zines outright, for replacing engines sold or worn out.
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IN EVENING OF PLEASURE
 kA- Miss Etta simon entertained
 Friday evening last in honor of her guest, Miss Hattie Bachraeh, of Bloomington, IL fhe home was
 beautifully decorated with rose plants and evergreens. The singing of Misses Bachrach and Altheimer was highly enjoyed b8 those present. An elegant luncheon was served by the hostess. The spacious dining room beautifully decorated with pa triotfc colors and at each plate was arranged a small bunch of violets. The table Was a mass of palms and ferns appearing on first sight to be an immense flower gar
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A PPROACHING MARRIAGE-Mr. "A c. Edward Hudson and Mss Edith Frazier will be married at the home of Miss Frazier, in Cantralia, H., next Wednesday, the Sth inst. Miss Frazier is a representative of one of Centralia's most prominent fan1iIies, and is a most lovely wo- man. MT. Hudson is in the general merchandise business in Garland. Texas, where he and his bride will go immediately after the ceremony. Mr. Hudson is the eldest son ofGapt. and Mrs. l. M. Hudson, of this city,
 His boyho0d days were spentin this city, and he has large number of frieats here. He is q graduate of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Ne., and when he went on the GUS taenary cruise with his class, fl serles of letters from him written in for tlgn waters and published i'll one of
 fne Bluffs papers, attracted con- siderable attention aud interest Mr. N alter Hudson left yesterg9y after- uoou to witness the nuprials.
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If you do not know that r. NJ. Smith has the pretttest store in town It is your fault. It will pay you to call and see, whether you want to buy or not. You will be sure to see something you need. and the price is SO low you n i'll feel like you can not do without it.
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About ten o'clock this morning the fire department vas called to the residence of Mr. Tom Gillespie on Fifth and Walnut. where slight blaze caused Il little excitement. but 10 material damage The flames were queached without the aid of the apartment
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Mir, and Mrs. Albert $. Lindsey, after brief visit to this oity, rel urn ed to their home in Jackson. Tenn, today. While here Mrs. Lindsey was quite ill of the grip, but she leftmuch improved in health.
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Mr. Frank Christian, the popular freight agent at the Valley depot, was called b Little 1ck tais after noon to attend the bedside of his twelve-year.old brother, Master James Christian. who is suffering from a severe attack of Meningitis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-05

II you need a stove or steel range, F. Ii. mitif is the man you want to see. He can save you money and give you the Eerv beat to be had.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-05

Found-In the postofiice, q silk umbrella. Finder can have same by identifying same and paying for this notice. Apply 10 F. c. Furth at postoffice.
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JACK DANIELS
Again Gets In Troublo-This Time
 With Uncle Sam.

Jack Daniels was arrested Friday night and placed in the Jefferson county jail on a warrant charging him with violating the postal laws in falsely obtaining possession zof . registered letter.
 He waived examination before Commissioners Bennett and will be sent to Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-05

Miss Mary | Mcintyre, an expert designer and Htteer. with the assist anee of Miss ii. Butler, an expert skirt maker. will take charge of the dfessmakiag parlor at 4Ae J. Fl. Ed dias Dry Goods Co., Grant Leader. They can be consulted on and after tom0rro at the dressmaking par Tor 0f the a00Fe firm.
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Go to F. M. smiths for Rogers Bros. best tripe-plated knives an d forks, tea spoons and table spoons. "A1' 12 dwt. good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-05

TsrELLE SOCIAL-This organi- l. zatiou gave their regular monthly dance at theiz hall on West Second avenne Friday evening. The attendance was very lalee and was one ot the most eHi 4yabe dances given by the club this season. 1t was in the wee sua'2 hours before the. Home Sweet Home was danced.
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BACHELOR MAIDs-The Bachelor D Maids were deliehtfullg eHfs=- tafaed Thursday afternoon h2 Miss sammie Sennett at the residence ot Major and Mrs II. \. McCo4, on West Second avenue. Those present were Misses Emma White, Gussie Taggart. Eddie Ratledge, Grace York, Edna Brooks, Sammie Sen net.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-05

The Mathontes Literary Club will he entertained next Wednesday af- ternoon by Mrs. Garland Street, at the home of her father, Capt. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson on West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-03-05

Ia mentioning the names of the occupants of the booths at the Fair to be given by tbe Jt wish people of this city at the Bluff City Club, April 2d. we uniatentionalig omitted the name of Miss Hettie Allen, who will be in the cushion booth.
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WNVt9@A<tVNI

\ musical and dance will be en- loved by the members of the Bluff City club next Thursday evening Those attending will enjoy a rare treat.
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den. We predict for Miss Bachract highly enjoyable stay in our midst
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

be infamous sla alEer. now could they logically dc else than find him blame worthy?
 The beef scandal incident is closed. It is plain as 9 q5ke-star why demo cratic politicians do not want it closed, and why they will desperately seek to impeach the finding of the \courc of in Quiry, but the people Of the country will rest their confidence in the re- pert, will believe in the honesty of the president and the investigates, and With the conviction that while Q colossal blunder was made by General Eagan in sondtng great quantities Of meat to 9 troFoal cline with the eS- Pectation that it wculd not spell when exposel5. they will dismiss the charges of corruption arl1 wi.fu1 poisoning agaiErt the aCirtristration and treat with contempt the politicians who still seek tc held the coln--y up to tho s-7Tn cf the world in c.ler that po- dGcaI capital may be rclpad from their cCflrse
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

1 N6V York, May 23--A young woman l in tlis ciHy dispie9s5d her parents
 very much Q few mcr.lh5 ago by refus- ! ing to marry a man whom she had l known fer several years. and who WIS i very desir0U5 Of making her his wife As far as social position is concerned 1 the standing Of the two families is about the sanE. The young man will inherit 3 small fortune upon the death Of an aunt, and is already established in @ fairly lucrative position. The girl refused p-Ent-bla1k to marry him, 1 her reasCn being that he had moved among a set of fast young men. him self as f2st as any of the number, and had led Q careless fife, morally The young woman is well eIUcated. fairly good looking, and has Charaeter
 which wins respect for is moral
 beauty. This affair was hers, not nir's, Cut 1t makes enc th-EE
 Mind yCu, this young man is not re- gardsa1 as a bad man, and is 10 faster than many Of the young men in this city today. He moves in good society, is industricus, uses wine but never to excess l think. is welcomed in god hcme circles, and WSald, matrimonial . ly speaking, Ec considered . good catch Yet this young lady, herself possessing 2 character strong and pure, refused to become his wife because she believer he would not bring to her character equally refined as her Ow1.
 Was she right CT wrong in her view of the mattsr? Right, say some pee pie; the man who asks her hand in marriage should have character equal to her own @-OVerfastidi0us. say others; ''sEe had better take up with him, as Ise is industrious, well educa.uzd, and has a good social stand- ing. MUstn't expect young man ia these days to be toc tame say eth CTS He has his wild cats to scE, and he may as well SOW them before he settles down. Ali righ5 fc- her to ba refined, but ycu cant expect him tG ba 2 5cody if be cuts any figure in sCci2ty at all. Different social standard. don't yCu krloW?"
 THAT SOCIAL STANDARD EXAM
 Tac5c gre oll arguments and ve know t1cn by heart. Fut intc ? few w0rc5 they mean IE.1: A man can Go 2Jcut 2s -o D-cz5cs l~rally. a-I when h. Est1 ready Q s-.-a dJT9 society wGl. rhrOw over him it's kindly plca He vas Cnly sowing his wild oaas'' 3Differ ent standard of society" Well, to put it plainly, some of the stand ardlsScr behavior which society gets
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

The Republican has made arrange ments with MT. R. J. II. Fry wiere3 y the latter will travel through northern Arizona and write Of the mining ir- dr-ery tn that attractive region. NJ. Fry is an accomplished writer on mining topics and will make a close strdy Of the conditions existing in the different mining camps. With George H. Sna,ley covering the south ern rzi-5ng fo,d and 1Gr Fry locking after operations in the north readers Of Tho Republican are certain to gain an accurate idea Of the stats of minins in Arizona. Mr- Fry leaves for Pre-eott tonight ard his first communication will be printed in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21
a few days

There is a report in circulation that the city council has in contemplation 9 return to the old and costly practice Of having the street sprinkling done by contract The streets were never bet5e-' sprinkled than now and the saving tc. the city has been consider able. l. is to be hoped that the eoun- ci. will not change the existing sys- tem Of city control of the sprinhl:ng c9r5s
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

According to Madrid dispatch, Spain has j'us1 ordered twenty rapid fire guns warra1 cd to Iierce sixteen centinae1rss Of Ha-yeylzed stee. at a distance Of 2.000 yards This is enter prise, but 3 t-ille bela5ad
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

The mozt awbxasz thing for the general staff of the French army in this whole DreyfUs affair. is the sub born refusal Of Drcyfus b die bafare his enemies are routed by popular re- morse.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

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Arizona republican., 1899-05-21
BETWEEN CAN AND
 -- MUST

The saving that a fellow must SOW lis wild 0ats-has misled many young man into thinking it a par5 of the plan of. his growth toward manhood that be ilassabcett sG-mErcl sowing Of wild oats to 3o. MaAa no mistake in the mater. 4 fellow can SOW wild cats, lots Of them, but Eaed not. There is. no must about it, ag1d. the qJl.ckel' he gets id Of the idea that he must go through a ped,ield i.l which ha will dull the finer instincts Of his nature and rf5tara his lifa,s progress just 50 much, the better it will be for him.
 Concerning the decision of the young iadyzWhoge case is mentioned to intro- duce this ,stter, t is, as I said. her affair, not mine. Concerning the treat nlent that every young man s.lculd give to woman l k-1-lM 0f 10 rule any better than the golden rule. and any fellow can give it's ncble sentiment a fit setting in his own feelings by ask ing himself how he would. like to have his sister treated by another fellow. I his brings the matter c.Cse home. tsee!4 Good-by till next Sunday morn
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21
ALL. THE PIRo-s FAULT.

"Rut, waiter, this isn't a pIovers egg-it's 8 gull.s egg."
 1Hrnm, New, how could rlover have made sIIca 2 mistake ?'-Flia- gende -BlaettcT.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

There were no sales of newspa2c- plants in t1is town yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

CHARLES (. RANDOLPH,
 Editor and Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

Mcving about is good for indfecs tion. but it is wearing On a FiE1ina army.-L2uisvi,le Pest.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

Rep-rJs about new towns named Funstenia are beginning to come in Cleveland Press.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

Entered at the postofice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

up are rctten to the core. To state
 i5 tEuly, society n negative way sanctions some types of behavior
 which Selp remove tbe foundation stones Of the home life.
 in fact, it, takes a man Of moral
 backbone to be what is called 2 80 ciety man. and preserve a stering chaTactec.. I do not take an atcEn of stock in this talk about different moral standard fer young men, and this talk about a young man sowing his wild oats is a miserable makeshift 10 cover wrCng. Away with such an idea! If a young woman sew wild oass she is censuTed, and loses a moral caSB9 which she can raTer regain. I wonder why 9. certain Jewish lawgiver did not ind tive sets of commandments on Sinal-one for young men and the other, for young women. Che set Of commandments with wildcat reser- vations'' for young msn.
 Lets have fair play, ye soweTs Of the wild cats, and fair play is that ycu have a right to demand at the altar only what you can give. What would yciu think of an ignorant man demanding for his wife a woman with great iptallectual attachments? What Of a c0nsumptiye demanding Q woman in perfect health? .A homely man demanding handsome wife? \ pCor man demanding riches?. Hardly the thing, you say. True, but as fair as it $ for 9 man whose manhood has been hC1ey4conaEsd by sin to demand as a life partner Gnls in whose nature shines the gem Of moral beauty. De .rand much, but be able to give much in return. Do not exrI1t to exchange lead fer gold.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

What are you doing there?" in Guired t!le Tagal rustic who had wan Esred cut of the jungle. What's the uEa7Scf putting Up a wcodshed and q doghonse.. in this -of-the-way pIace?"
 '.Dcn,s bother LIS. answered the war rIor. We're advance guard to Aguin- aldn-l Hell be along this way day af- ter tonlorrOw and he may feel like burning a t9wn. Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

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Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

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Arizona republican., 1899-05-21
ROCT. HOG. OR DIE"

SNo4tEaIn visitGF Gin Georgia)-"I SC you raise hogs aImcst- exclusively about here. Do you find they pay be- ter than corn and pOtatoes?',
 Native (alowIy) y)-Wa1, no: but. yer see. stranger, hogs .dCn't need hosing.'' g -Pu-k
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21
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Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

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Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

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Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

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Arizona republican., 1899-05-21
] GOOD RULE FOR EVERYDAY
 USE

i There is 2 rule wl,ich cas in it a ! great deal to commend it. While it is | too wFtl known tcl need repetition here
 it is 'Ieo little spTactisad to be common. Never as yet have l found anybody able to make any improvement ia it.
 u las the quality of marvellous adapt Gc!Ety. It is as goC1 for the rich as it f-s for tfe poor. It is equally fitting
 for the ignorant and the Iearrei1. It
 can be pr0ftably used by the good and
 the bad. It does not need to be m0di-
 fed for differeEt nations and is trans
 Ia table intal every language. Were t
 put in practice by all of IS the granite
 new used for: jails- could then be used
 for public libraries. In bushes life
 it would. inspire confidence and in our
 hone. life it would be 9. constant bless
 iLg..s Used at the court t would lend wings to justice. Were it. taken as standard for daily living the ereeds cf the various churches could be used for a. bemfre, and the hair-spiisting thco- logical .disctlss5iou5 of the churches
 would be ntaeeEsary no longer. This rule. by the way, is that very sensible, just and understandable set Of words called the gCllien rule-a rule that if put illsC practice. by every man and woman would make this old world bet ter, i'd it of fnjrstices and create agl uatoi3d amount of happiness.
 Now i5 happens that this rule is the Clly. safe and sensible enc for any Of las to adopt in whatever we undertake t0 do Society may call it old fasa- ion5d, as, indssd, it is. Society may. at tim ss, find the rule inc0nveA.ent to
 2r2stise, as. dEt5eed, it sometimes is And si1;ais5ys VIII also find that ic will not yield to any stretching in this CT that direction to cover up ti,e shors- con5img's Cf any person, for. it makes no moral reservation for any of us; but, withal, l have an idea that a5 cd fashioned as this rula is, it has not gone cut Of fashion, and that it will fa- main in fashicn long after some of t33a standards of behavior set up by so- ciety nave been undermined by their own weakness
Arizona republican., 1899-05-21

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