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Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
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ct 4pporat, ipm fan fptoerafsrs bet
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10 Miaim,tsr, men er sonfie tpoeltss.
giben er bet let at foritsrre BEN, pe
os gipsr ba ct Hart 9ilebe at alt, bpao
Der Fnoes I Mupens inbrs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
Gruit.

Rem gort 21be Stunt. = Srsaniia'
for be fammeniluttsos De-
itineri,r pil M inart bli tunbsiort,
Gitietopitalsr sr 125 Willionsr Doll
lars. bppraf 55 Milioner / 9rsfersncs,
after. Sopebiparterst bill bli / Ner
Yort.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

De iriiinoeoe @rupper i ben iosnItt
Rissous bar, ipm fsr msooeIt, bunnst
en- Summenilutnina ON Stsmmeretss
iaaen, fualspes at proerammst Itulce
bore llbpibelfs at ben 'tdt~sborgsrliss
Stemmsret til iumme 8r9nie fom
ben tommundle, ftriper "Oagblaoet."
Oct git let at brinse Gnisbeo tilpsis
blanbt Rissbassmenbens, ibst ale
inoiaa Rsopsnbigbeoen Of at Tempe
liot paa fine Weninser for at faa ct
fGles Qro9ram. Misn ubsnfor Rigs
Sogen ipnes 9anifeligbeoerns at bore
Iterre, pao pberits psnitre 5lsi sr Der
nsmlis snbel, ipm pil faitbplOs almins
bsIig Stsmmerst p~p.ralt, bppr bette
proeram bar nosenfombelit loiiet til
at isirs. Oct .r let at i., at bette tan
fsre til en- Sp!ittelis, bporD.b Stsms
merstspsnnernes @ulsupiigter bstpoes
Zig forrinses.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

fom aamp.n RATE Tom aIlerprr't, tr'o'
fanot en- pclitiitprts fig. cs psb Spnst
af benne flpgteoe bssse S6rs. en
Ssbs os EN- Sriitsn bIep arreitsrst
men ftrar efter lsslqot.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

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gGr idno os COB og tiarIfs OR
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neO ne O,rOm I bin 5pi
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popSouo ,or S.. o uA
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pans @aftsr.) = "SusmoOer,n,"
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

EUmmer Ibilips al De Sprenebe
Statsrs &rebsret afsap / 9orsbass
/ 8anias gttp en- 8jsnbelie, ipm er af
itor @istisbep for Sunprsbsr al 9per
/ Wisiouri os andre Stater, iom bar
lignenbe 2ope ON 8rplrsnine at 90
Der ps andre 8aosforbebrinssr. DOM
mer philips ertl9rebe, at Wisiouris
2op, iom beitsmmer, at llbeiftsr for
adbnins af 8aber os 9rol9sning itul
tareres mob ben ~tilitsoenbe GisnDom,
er srunhlopsitribie, ba ben er / Strib
meb bet Abe ENHANCEMENT til @runbs
lopen, Tom forbnbsr at taee pripat
Gienbpm for pffsntlist grub uben RI
melig Gritatning. 0ommsr philips
Tiger osiaa, at gienopm pad ct Steo /
en- Saps tan bape itsrre Scrbel of en-
iaaban Jorbsorins eno Gienbcm paa
ct anoet Steo, us for at barmonere
meo bet 14be 4m,nbsm.nt al @runbs
lopen, maa StattslieninseN ipare til
ben 5orbsl, mar bar at ben. Spis
9pieiteret itaofaitsr Ssnns aienbelie,
bill ben foraariass flor 5~oritbrrslIe /
mango Spers Stattelisnins, ps @jelb,
ipm er itiftet unoer be gamle oupe, bill
blipe panitelis at inbbripe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

DEBORAH institute for The summer term.
which opens July 10th, has engaged Miss
Alice C. Wilson of Des MONIES. rs in.
structor in pr mary and school methods
Ex. State Superintendent Sabin. Jaws of
Miss Wilson: "She Is one of the best
teachers in Des Moines. aud will be a
valuable acqui sition".
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

The DEBORAH Institute Summer schoo
which opens July 10th. will accom- odatt
all who wish to pursue any of the com
mon or the higher English branches
higher branches Of Mathematics also
bookkeeping. stenography. type writing
Greek. Latin and German.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
Selp.M epublitanernes garti / Spm

lpaRepublitnrernes garti Soma
er oplsit, % be fleite at bets Weolsms
msr bill iIutts fig til bet Demotratifte
pdrti. ubtolte forleoen 6. 9. Wilion,
Tom bar paret Sormanb for partists
GsntraItomite. partist bopoe itte
5iliIutnins NOT, iaa bet tunD. faa
fine aanbioatsrs Rapns opfsrte paa
ben oHicisl. 9uIsiebpeI, us bet bar
tiIIpnelabenos life bapt ben minoite
SnbHnbslIs paa ubalb.t af 9algsne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
Rrurmuneus Gisnbpm.

gpraao,t / 8olmdr, en- 9r paa
$4,000 Snobpsssrs Spopsit for
Strabbure, bar bspiIast $4,000
Rar. til Ell clettriIf 9pspsrt, fom till
Iigs fal TtaTs Driptraft til Spor'
ocant. Gig andre gpsr | Spifluno os
0orben eisr aolmor ielp ut 8dspsrt
pa 1T @anhOert. 8 ben ens,lfttdl.nbe
@erbcn bsobnbtr man M at fad Gi'
men, op for, at ,ommunuls Snoretnins
Ger life IGnosre brr tilbsre pripate
aompdnisr, men 9orssrne fslp, oa
man bsrtsr grsmpler fra 5aitIanott
poa, at bel gooi eadr an.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
On Gr. iparst er en- Gre tient.

AZ DEBORAH Institute. the lower rooms,
which are being repsi ed and repainted,
are cool in the hottest weather.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
2tatsbant | Sdlwrii.

Sorbunosruaoet | Shtpsi5 bar be-
Tuttct at oprstt, en- Statsbunt for belc
9anoet / 2igbso meo Rprses 9ant. Den
aIsrs Hal bah. Ret til at ubteos S.oler.
GnSrsoisosI at Granddaughter ftal tils
pticbriugss az Sorburb,t. en- 5rsbiso.I
at aantcnsrus % en- Sreoisbel az De bss
Ttaatnbs Banter. Bern itdI bar. Stdtss
bantsns So0eoiRos; men oerm.b er
3iri6 m%isfornsist.
SsIe Suesn ftal f~orslaeees Solicit. s
S9peiS bar ma referendum.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
FRA Titippiuerur.

Ven tlipptt1te Jurtd I SongtpnJ
tpilsr itte lGnssre ON, at Sen. 9una sr
BIB. !Sun blsp br9bt unosr en- SrR:ts
msb en- Officer / qauinaIbps 9sir.
aguinulbp innss lite at bare tilfrsos
mso Sniurssnternss 5priss paa at
sisnsrObre San 5srnarpo, os ban bar
isIp ppsrtaset Spmmanbpsn uper 2un1s
Scr. Sra antipplo bar ban itaffet fig
1000 Wonb, iaa ban MI raaber pier
en- gunifs anfssIig Stprts. Gen. Muc
arthur ftaur altio paa @agt % labsr
fine 5ult lobe meb 8aubsn / Snonb.
Sniurssntsrns gisr ftabis @nersb / bet
fmau, rs unbsrtibsn lpttss bet benz a.
iuore en- eller anben @msritaner. mac
artbur og bans 5olt lrngss eftsr at
faa arItonins til at lsoers ct ~crosntIigt
Slas; be er tieos az at babe sisnnsm
Wlprsr og Sumpe for at opisss fisnb'!,
Slotte.
Sernbansn msllsm Mdn!'a % Gan
Sernanop bar pa.,t unoer Separation;
men M bar Grain after bsspnot at saa.
Srnnspprtftib.t "Gentenniel" ftsots
pau ct StiGr peo R%prbtpItsn af 2uscn,
os Sapt. eagle mcatts taft. opsrbpro
100 Cons RabOarsr % anb,t for at
brinss Stib.t flut. De inbfsbt, roche
til | fine Sanoer; SaaIanss Stibst
lab fat, inbtos be en- tru.nSe S%olSnins;
men oa aasisr tuitsbss / Sapst, CAB be
fig til at busfsrs bisis iIanb, ps iiosn
Gooss BE- ON SeIinaen al 9arerne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27
Smaanst.

BttUslpHIeIeHltl OIL, 1pln BET
ipnes, SIRE 5iaftu. Gsarsns afpabs
ntnssforila9 er lagt pua Sploen.
St9slaa 6priIoget ON at rsipsttsrs pris
bate Stibs og bsr.s 2aonin9 / en-
Sptris. Rusldno panbt forIeoen en-
lsttisbt Seier opsr gnslanbs % Dime
ritas Sele9atsr, Oa oisIe life pilbe
femme for GfitaHelisn of bebspenb.
aulgns iOm ct arisspuaben, iaalanse
man tiaoo, at unosrpdnostprpepobaas
De brustes. Oct iaa ub, ION Ruslanb
otloe Rare mer mennsfstiGrlist sno
Sohn Bun pg Uncle Sam.
Set bar life iaRot, at mr. %
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gatsnbam, Tom briper Misfipn /
China, bIep mprbst / sIinss Su.
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6udotp. llruIisbsosn / Siitrittst
logger fig.
asiier 5run3 Spief tommer ia.
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mere, bans Gppetit % 9umsr er bebre,
ra ban tan igien uofsrs fit febpunliss
aontorarbeioe.
Sra &diro meobeles, at aolifen
sr bIsosn Hagen at inbfsbte, iom sr
nsnlisiinoeos mob gritsrne, oa at ban
bar liot ct Itort Cab. Msp ReItsn al
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'Stt. barb at tuss unber Operpei.lis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-27

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TENTH IMNUNES. TOUR THROUGH NORTH CAROLINA MARKED BY
 DRUNKENNESS.
FIRED UPON CHILDREN
Officers Apparently Unable to Control the Black Brutes Men
 Wounded.

Raleigh, N. C., March 1o.-The tour of the Tenth Immunes through North Carolina was marked by drunkenness and shooting tt people, houses and cattle along the rail- road. During the few minutes that the train stopped here, there was drinking and disorder among the men. Several shots were fired at the ground or into the air. All along the route their conduct was the same.
 A dispatch from Henderson .ast night says.
 "ihe Tenth Tmmunes, negro troops, passed today over the Sea board Air Line. They shot at pri- vate houses and school children. Several men were wounded. The officers of the regiment seem to have no control over the men. Similar reports come from other points be- tweef here and Weldon.
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ANOTHER FIRE.
A Four Room Residence Burns This
 Morning.

In proportion to size we will Yoaeh for the fact that Pine Bluff has more fires than any city in the State.
 Another flame was registered this morning
 A four-room residence tbe prop erty of Dr. J. F. Runyan and oceu- pied by George Austin, colored, and family, caught fire and owing to it's situation outside the city limits, 1t soon burned to the ground.
 The dwelling was situated just at the Western edge of Blrraqpe street near the Belwood cemetery and to save adjoining property the use ot buckets was found necessary as the fire plugs arc not stationed that far from She city limits.
 The building was insured in the Phoenix, of Hartford, for $500. The household goods, which were an al < most complete loss were uninsured.
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PEHITEHTIARY COMMITTEE
From the State Senate ard House
 In Pine Bluff Last Night. Y

The Penitenttary committee com posed of Senators T. N. Wilson, of Clarke and Geo. H. Hillhouse, of Jackson counties, aud Representa- tives H K. Toney. of Jefferon, w. J. Driver, of Mississippi, G. ". Hem Cricks, of Lonoke and A. l.. Ayde- lott, of Prairie counties, visited our city last evening,
 The committe is en route to Wab- baseka where they will inspect the State convict farm. which is leased by contractor Smelser. They will then proceed to other farms in the State and make a thorough inyesti gation of each.
 The penitentiary at Little Rocb has already been inspected by this committee.
 The party lett on the early morn ing train for Wabbascka, after : night spent at the Trulock.
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A FORMER PINE BLUFF
 BOY ON HIS HONE EKR2M

Mir. B. w. Benton, a former Pine Bluflian, and who for many years was employed conductor on the Cot ton Belt road, arrived here last night with his bride, who was for- merlv Miss Stacia Walsh of cin- nati.
 Mi. Benton and Miss Walsh were married February 2Oth last in Cln- cinnati, and since that time have been enjoying their honeymoon, travelling through the north.
 They are .route to their future home at Winslow, Ariz., where Mr. Benton holds a responsible railroad position.
 They will remain in this city sew eral days with relatives and then proceed to their future home.
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COTTON LETTER.
From S. c. Alexander & Co. @to Their
 Eastern Correspondents.
Pine Bluff. March 10. 189

Pine Bluff, March 10, 1899.
 Dear Sirs-Since the cold snap of February F the weather in this sec ton has been generally favorable for picking. and the remnant of the crop has been gathered with great rapidity. From our latest advlces we would judge about five to eight per cent of the cotton in this terri tory remains unpicked; this cotton is q very inferior article and will scarce ly pay for the gathering. March winds are doing more damage in the open fields than rain or snow, and on Sunday, the 5th, we had storm or wind and rain that beat quanti- ties of cotton from the stalk and and into the mud.
 The fields recently picked have not even approximated the amount of cotton supposed to be in them; the reason is that continued bad wealth CT and high winds hayed whipped the cotton from the bolls ana wrapped and twisted 1t about the stalks in such a way that fields apparently white, consisted really of stalks with a few locks of cotton strung out anu wrapped about them in such man ner as to make quite a show but yielding very little actual cotton. This state of affairs is quite general and has led to the redcution of esti- mates by most planters.
 Planting operations are about 30 days behind last year, few farmers having run single furrow as yet. Most of the land in the river and bottom country is too wet to blow, and m immense amount of work in the way of general repairs, clearing the fields, etc, has scarcely begun.
 Merchants are moving slowly and cautiously in the matter of advances and w. hear of enforced curtailment of acreage from different quarters.
 Receipts ad this point are 10000 bales less than last season ant con tinue very light. notwithstanding three weeks past of good weather.
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whom he WAS married, and has not been in Ter presence since.
 4 Plaintiff charges that said marriage should be decreed il- legal and void, because it was Lot of his procurement, but was entered in- to against his will and because also it was suffered to take place by him because he verify believed that his life would have been taken by the said James Jones had he refused to permit the marriage. Said marriage was, therefore. procured and obtain ed uader duress.
 Plaintiff states that the cause for a divorce as stated herein have existed in said State of Arkansas within five years next before the bringing of the suit. That he is a bona fide resident of said State and has been for more than two years next before the bringing of this suit.
 Tbe premises considered, plaintif prays that the defendant be served with summons to answer this ac- tion, and that upon a final hearing, said parriage be decreed of none effect and void, and for all other proper relief. (Signed) J. P. Mason
 Austin & Taylor,
 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Another nlaze.

About 30 o'clock this afternoon the fire department was called to No 522 East Fourtn avenue to ex- tinguish blaze which was eating into an unoccupied residence at that place. The grass in the front yard was ignited by spark from a loco motive and hal burned into the front porch before the flames were discovered. The fire department by using buckets succeeded ir extin- tinguishing the fire before much damage was done.
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 Mason, Plaintiff, l
 VS. / Mason. Defend t.
COMPLAINT.

The plaintiff states that he is a Eizen of Pine Bluff, Jefferson coun- Arkansas, where he has resided FsIx years and is an employe of nse Louis western Ky. Co.,, 6 Carpenter in the car department Bishops in said city.
 That he is q widower with four EIdfen, his wife having died in rhat he remained widower until :teraay, March 8, 1899, when he E sphla wfully married to the de- aant, whose madden name was Mapnes, a sister of James Jones. oeomotive engineer on said rail- Id
 hhaf such marriage took place un-
 the following circumstances: Hintlff resides at 1401 Main street, d CIV, and defendant with her Ad bfother, at corner of Texas and Eenth streets, said city. That intiff every evening comes from
 work at the shops on the "ho0a-
 getting off at Main street, and . walks out Main street to his ne. So, on yesterday, about six Eack 4D. m., while enT0ute home on Instreet, near Seventh street, he the said brother of defendant o Was armed with a shot gun, ieh gun he exhibited at and to- rda the plaintiff in an angry and eatening manner, x Ewlth said gun drawn on plaint-
 ordered him to proceed to the neof said James J cnes, where he sinformed he had to marry said Jpnes or be killed. So, being saF pf losing his life, and to pre-
 his being killed by the said g@es tll:s plaintiff did as he W as or Rd. W hen the Jones home was ehed plaintiff still being held in Eraint of his liberty, said James Ies Dispatched messenger (one Mnon for marriage license. the senee of w. D. Vance, a justice of peafe was required and obtained lie request of said Jones, who ae End performed 8 marriage Mehy between the plain tiff and mdant. That while said Vance spFesent and while said ceremony ys being performed, said James |es was sitting near said shot gun
 sn reach of it; he, the said Jones, ing never retracted the state at made by him that he would plalntif if he did not marry de lnnt.
 shatsaid magistrate did not come geTIorm the ceremony at the re sf of this plaintiff, neither did he apensate him for his services, but ses that he is informed and be- es that the marriage fee of said glsffate was paid by said James Rs' That SD soon as the marri eeremony was performed, said Enes Jpnes gave this plaintiff his lFfy That he Immediately lett
 presence of the said Ollie, to
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No. 63

ished by an accident several weeks ago. Engineer Scbalier is in charge and is delighted with the new machinery. He is confident he can compress lS00 bales in the same amount of time, without any extra strain upon the machinery
 Mir. N. T. Phillips, Of Temple, Tex. superintended the erection of the new press and is still in the city watching it's work. He ls q com petent maehinst and Is one of the best known compress men in the State of Texas
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The Are t..

Clifton Berry, the young coored boy who drove Blooms cart, was arrested immediately after the fatal accident, and charge of criminal negligence was docketed against him. He proved that he had tied the animal securely, but the animal slipped the bridal and ran away. He was soon afterwards released.
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NOW IS THE TIME

To purify yenr blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla. At this season your blood is loaded with impurities which have accumulated during the winter and which should be eexpelled. Hoods Sarsaparilla has accomplish ed thousands Of remarkable cures Of blood diseases. If is what the mill- ions take in the spring to build up health and ward of sickness.
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A SAD ACCIDENT. MIR, E. J. RILEY MEETS HIS DEATH WHILE TRYING
 TO STOP A TEAM.
LEAVES A FAMILY OF SIX
Clifton Berry, the Driver, Arrested and Charged With Criminal
 Negligence.

MT. E. J. Riley, yardmaster for the Iron Mountain Railway at this place, was almost instantly killed by a runaway horse Thdrsday evening about o'clock.
 The pony attached to Mr. I. J. Blooms delivery cart slipped his bridle and dashed wildly out Man street. Several pedestrians began to yell, cautionDg others to look out, but their excIamations only hastened the animals reckless speed ;, The streets were vacated as every point, the many who happened on that thoroughfare at Che time took to shelter, running into alleys. stores, etc, but the animal only quiUkened his speed at each dash.
 It was rather dark at the time and it was evident that there would be some one injured by notIseeing the course of tbe horse. This thought struck many and every one was yell ing at the same time.
 Just as the animal neared Fifth those nearby heard Ia thud, the animal fell and kicked frantically, as it lay unable to rise. After sev- eral strong efforts the crazed beast succeeded in rising, and turning, dashed toward the place it had started from.
 After the animal had dashed away, those near by noticed body lying upon the ground, and they hurried to the scene. The limp form of man was found, he was uncon- scious and moaned as if in terrible agony. Strong hands soon convey ed the body into Bailey's drug store where medical attention was lmme. diatey administered. After the blood was washed from the unknown mans face, it was seen that the se- riously injured man was MT. E J. Riley.
 He had two large holes in tue back of his head, his face was a mass of torn flesh, and from the excessive flow of bio cd, it was evident that he was also injured internally. Dr.. Ruryan pronounced his wounds fatal.
 Mir. Riley was taken to his home on South Pine street, where he ling cred for a short while and died. He never regained consciousness. His wife and five children were at his bedside when the end came.
 Mfr. Riley came to this city from Nashville, Tenn, in whichgcity and State he IS well known in railway circles. He has been employed by the Iron Mountain road at thls place for several years and in his death the company loses a most efic- tent and worthy servant.
 Sir. Riley was forty five years of age and was I member of the local lodge Knlgnts of Pythias, in which he carries $2, 900 insurance.
 To the heart-broken family goes out the sympathy of the entire com munioy and may the Heavenly Father watch oyer them through life.
 The remains were shipped 10 Nashville, Tenn, on the 12:55 Cot ton Belt train today, where they will be inCerred Saturday
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DIED.

LEMMONS-In this city Friday morning March 10, 1899, at his home corner Thirteenth and Oak streets. Henry Lemmons, age 8 years
 The deceased was 9 son Of Mrg and Mrs. John Lemmons, and fell a victim to menengitis.
 The funeral arrangements have not as yet been completed
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IS IT TRlFlE?
THAT COMMON TROUBLE, ACID DYs-
 PEPsIA OR SOUR STOMACH.
Now Recognized as Cause Of Serious
 Disease.

Acid dyspepsia, commonly called heartburn or sour rstomach, IS aforn of indigestion resulting from fer mentatlonsof the food. The stomach being too weak to digestit, tue food remains until ferfnentation begins, filling the stomach with gas, and a bitter, sour, burning taste in the mouth is often present. This condi- ti0n soon becomes chronic and being an every day occurrence is given but little attention. Because dyspepsia is not Immediately fatal, many peo- pie do nothing for the trouble,
 Within a recent period remedy has been discovered prepared solely to cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It is known as Stuart's x Dyspepsia Tablets and is beconiI z rapidly used and prescribed as a radical cure for every form of dys- pepsia.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have beeu placed before the public and are sold by all drugs ists for 50 cents per package. It is prepared by the F.A. stuart Co.,, Marshall, Mich., and while it promptly aud eflectually restores a vigorous digestion, at the same time is perfectly harmless and will not injur0 the most delicate stomach, but on the contrary by giving perfect digestion strengthens the stomach, improves the appetite and makes life worth living.
 Send for free book on Stomach Diseass.
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OUR PRICES FOR DREssmAklNo.

Don't be misled or Inisinformed, our prices for dressmaking are as fol- lows:
 Silk Suits, 5000.
 Wool Suits, $500.
 Silk shirt waists. $250 X $3. Fancy Silk Waists, $4.00.
 Wool Skirts, $4.0O.
 Silk Skirts, $500. And all work done in proportion to popular prices. First class work guaranteed in style and fit. Call and examine our styles. The J. H. Eddins Dry Goods Co.,,
 Grand Leader,
 207 6 209 west Second Ave
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l4O4 BALES
Of Cotton Pressed in Nine Hours By
 The Standard Compress

h little less than nine hours time Thursday, the new Webb press at tie Standard Compress Company. compressed 1404 bales of cotton
 The press was recently erected te replace the old orc that was de-
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AN ExcELLeMT AoMe INSTITUTION.

AN EXCELLENT HOME INSTITUTION.
 Attention is called to the sixth an- nual statement Of the Home Build ing, Loan and Savings Association of this city, appearing in another column lis paper. It is clear and concise report of the financial condition et this solid home .institu.
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Chancellor John NJ. Elliott, of the new Fourth Gaancery District, is in the city today and was among the numerous callers on the Govern or Arkansas Democrat.