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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
NEWS OF FULTON.
Rev. r. T.. Throck morton 10 Ordain
DcacOns-PersOnals.

Rev. p. l.. Throckmorton. OF Fulton,
Will omciate at the-%o ordination Of deacons
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at New
Pethesda church, Hanover county. He
Will be assisted by Rev. i. r. Under
wood.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion.
DoxOlogy; prayer, by a minister OF
Richmond College; hymn. announcemen
by pastor, Rev. w. Is. Tyler; Reading
lesson: sermon. by Rev. r.. j.. Throck-
morton. Richmond. remarks, by Rev.
+. r. Underwood. Richmond; ordination
of deacon Qaying on Of hands,; hymn
and collection: benediction. by Rev. i. X.
Underwood.
capt. r. H.. McCook. Of the sailing
yacht Flyer" took out a yachting party
the first OF the week. Captain McCoo
handled the fast and pretty BOAT with
remarkable skill. showing c~oncluslVeiy
that she is one, II not the fastest boat
of that class in these waters.
Mrs. w. S. Wev is wishing friends
and relatives in Lynchburg. va.
Real estate in Fulton IS rapidly IN
creosing I'm value. A forty-foot lot on
Touisiana street was sold last week LOT
s25 per front foot.
Rev. Il. Cabel Hening. pastor OF FuIton
Rantist church. will take as his subJect
Cor to-day's discourse, the foIloMlns
In the morning. 1.-TWO Glasses OF DIM
cuIties and How 10 Meet Them; at
night. "Sins That go Before 10 Judgment
ga Those That Follow After
rho Builders League. or the Denny
street NJ. r. church. viii meet Ma l'th,
ot Mrs. Perry's. on Orleans street al
"a - NJ
Mrs w. 7. Brittle gave n delightful
oa|ortainmen TO the choir of the Den
ry street NJ. T.. church, THURSDAY night
a, her residence in east Richmond. The
,,ocal and instrumental music was very
sro ana much enjoyed by those present
pefore returning home light Refreshments
were served.
Mrs Harry Mays IS quite sick at her
rasidence on Seventh street.
NJ John WhitlOw. who has been very
s,cC &c much improved.
THE many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
u. Jordan sympathize with them in the
loss OF their infant son, Robert T.. who
died shortly before 7 o'clock Tuesday
morning. The funeral took place yester.
| day afternoon from the parents residence,
No. SIC Gordon street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

Manager Wells presents a bin FOR the
Boou this week that promises 10 rank
with the best OF tho season, and 10 PACK
the cool. and comfortable theatre every
night
It's a bin made UP with the view OF
blending novelty, sensation. comedy and
music and thus making a programme
containing something TO please tho fancy
OF al th~eatre-gocrs.
Monroe and Mack. acknowledged head
liners in the art Of Matchmaking. Will
present their black face comedy act.
These comedians are high-salaricd ar
lists and nav been features at many
OF the leading theatres in this country
and abroad.
Ward and Curran. another team OF
laugh makers. have q splendid rcputa-
fi0n. Their act is comedy I'm every sense
Of The word. Both are declared to be
excellent singers.
There arc few musical acts that equal
the ono presented by the Doitorclli
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
BOARD OF MISSIONS.
The Woman's Auxiliary 10 Meet at
Monumental Church Thursday.


Monumental Church Thursday.
The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Board Of Missions will convene in the
Monumental church. Thursday next. The
service Will begin at $50 A. NJ, with d
celebration OF the Holy Communion,
Rev. W. a. Barr being the ceiebrant.
The business meeting Will follow imme-
diately after the service, and will con-
tinue throughout the day. Luncheon will
bee served ln the lecture-rOOm TO which
all the delegates ana members Of the
Woman's Auxiliary are cordially inYit-
cd.
The Missionary Loan Exhibit viii be
under the care and custOdiauship OF Mrs.
Goodnow, Miss Woodbridge and Mrs.
Bell; and will prove, 10 is hoped. an in-
teresting and instructive feature. The
programme for the day as planned by
Miss Stuart, the diocesan secretary "
the Virginia Branch, shows that this is
TO be an Important as well as an inter-
est!ng meeting. Two noted women are
expected to be present: Mrs. living. the
honorary secretary, who has recently re-
turned from a. second tour around the
world. visiting in turn an the mission
fields Of this church, and is q very inter-
csting speaker; and Miss Sybil Carter,
for so many years a faithful and success
ful worker among the Indians. whose
enthusiasm and devotion always inspire
her hearers.
Several questions Of Importance arc 10
be decided at this meeting. among them.
the time for holding the annual meeting
I'm future, as II IS adjudged best that IL
shall no longer convene during the SEES
sion Of the Council. Duriup the buefneec
meeting the choir OF Monumental church
Will lead in inspiring mis- ionarv hymns.
A quiet hour" for the auxiliary. and
all church workers. will be held on We'd
nesdav in All-Saint's church. from 4 to
G Z. NJ. conducted by Rev. r. IT. Nc
Kim. d. D.. of Washington. u. G.. This
is a preparatory service for Auxiliary
Day" Thursday. A cordial invitation is
extended 20 the members Of the various
city churches TO attend.
There will be a Junior Auxiliary"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

School. Washington. d. c., Arithmetic
Miss Mary G. Breen, assistant SUPERVISE
Public Schools, Washington. d. 9. ri
mary Methods and Child Study; MT. L.
r Miner. teacher Of drawing, Hampton
Institute. Drawing.
Optional Subjects-Mr. j. II. Jenks'
teacher of manual training. Hampton In
stitute. Manual Training: Miss 1. H.. Nc
Near. teacher Of cooking, Hampton IN
stitute. Cooking; Miss J.. A. Weir teacher
of dress-makine. Hampton Institute, sew
ing and Dress-Making; Mr.. W. 5. Sweet
ser. assistant teacher Of agriculture
Hamilton Institute. Agriculture; Mr.. Har-
ris barrett. teacher Of business course
Hampton Institute, Simple Business
Forms and Methods.
Board and Lodging for the four weeks.
either on the grounds or In the town VIII
cost ten dollars. This is the only charge
made. IN
The Hampton Negro Conference VIII
hold its annual session here july H,h'
10th and 2lst. This affords an opportunity
for the teachers 10 listen TO the Discus
sion of questions Of vital interest by many
| of tho most cultivated and scholarly men
and women Of the race.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Department of Public instruction
Is now engaged in having the eXainlH"-
| lions for teachers prepared. The Uniform
nominations for county and city GER
tincates will be held by county ana cry
! superintendents as follows.
For white teachers-Tuesday, August
1st. and wednesday. August ~.
For colored tcachers-Thursday, August
81. and Friday. August 4th.
State Certidcates.-ln conformity win
the requirements OF the regulations, an
examination Of applicants (white) for pro-
fesslonal certificates and life diplomas
will bo held I'm Roanoke. Pulaski and
Fredericksburg. and OF colored applicants
al Hampton. wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. July 18th. 10th and zlst.
Applicants for professional certificates
will be- examined on photography read
ing writing arithmetic. grammar. seogra-
ply. history Of the United States, general
history. algebra. physiology, civil govern
ment. Virginia school laws, theory and
| practice OF teaching.
Applicants for life diplomas. In addition
10 the a-bove-named branches. VIII Doe OK
amlned I'm geometry. natural history
botany. English literature. composition
and rhetoric. psychology. .
Diplomas and certificates viii be issued
| 70 applicants who SHOW a standing Of %
per cent. IN Icdui"h' MliN'"7f nf
arithmetic. grammar. geography, history.
algebra and physiology. and an average
OF 75 per cent. I'm the other branches re-
quired. and who do not fan below 80 per
cent. on any one subject
II applicants so elect. they will be given
two consecutive years In which 10 com
plete the examination. and Will be credit
ed the first year with those subjects I'm
which they have made the required per
centage.
The holder OF a professional certificate
NAV obtain q life diploma By passing ex-
animation I'm the additional branches, as
| stated above. and furnishing satisfactory
evidence Of continued success In teaching.
All the leading railroads have agreed TO
grant reduced rates OF travel 70 persons
attending these summer schools.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
Nicht Schnoi of Technology.

The closing exercises OF the Night
School OF Technology OF the Mechanics
Institute VIII take place at $3.50 O'Clock
Sunday night at the Y. NJ. C. y.
An address viii be delivered by Rev.
DR.. Edward y. Clisch. and the d.
plomas and prizes will be presented by
Col. T.. =. +. Burgwyne, tho principal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
THE EUROPEAN :. :. LINES

Anticipate very heavy travel during ths
coming summer. Intending tourists VIII
find Il 10 their advantage 10 can on Us
early IN order TO secure ne pest accom-
modations. Letters OF inquiry VIII 10
promptly answered.
RICHMOND TRANSFER co.
6. II. Bowman. General Manager.
Phones 45.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
OUR NOBBY SPRING LIVERY.

Goats and hats are now ready
everything is in keeping with the hand
some new rubber-tired landaus ana
coaches recently purchased. orders Tor
Marriages. Germans and Coaching FaE-
ties promptly nlled. Your Patronage So
licited RICHMOND TRANSFER "
: II. Bowman, General Manager.
phones ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
Millinery

Great reduction sale on all Trimmed
good i've and six dollar Hats reduced 70
CO.. and $3.50. New Leghorns. emp
MRS. VI. L. CAMPBELL
5s East Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
THE NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE.

A, washington. d. c., will attract
mense crowds 20 that city. To avoid
confusion and delay have your oagsas'
checked from your residence IN Rich
mond 10 any hotel or residence IN wash
ington' RICHMOND TRANSFER co.
5, II. Bowman. Genera Manager
,phones IS. i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
(ouncil q IN niiteDR

The following municipal committees
viii meet tomorrow: streets. 5 p. II.
Poor. $50 p. NJ, al the Almshouse, 10
give out contracts; Light. I p. NJ. and
First Market. 5 =. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

missionary mass-meeting on Friday. at
Grace church, at 4 L. NJ. Addresses by
Mrs. living. Miss Sybi Carter and
others. The Junior Axiiiary has ar
ranged an interesting programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
TompkinsWlle. L. l., y. Y.

T.. =. =. lfAdSf
Tompkinsville. J.. l., y. Y.
6th May. 1899.
I am very much Obliged for the pap
ers that YOU so kindly sent me. The
men can get their own papers now. But
when We are cruising and only get our
mail occasionally. the men get hard up
for something TO read. They have a
good library, but you know so many
people only read newspapers. SO l ask
ed several friends to send me a paper
now and then from Norfolk, Baltimore,
Richmond. Philadelphia New York ana
az we have men from all OF these places
I could give them a home paper coca
sionallv. Besides this. | had a large bull
Ie~tin-board. As soon as the mail arrived
I looked over many papers cut out ar
ticles that would interest the crew. and
covered the board. Tn crew would
crowd around IL eagerly.
| read every book that / could get hold
Of about the islands visited. Every sun
day night, Just after hammocks we piped
down, | would go up on the f~orecastie.
the men would throng around me, and
I would tell them all | knew about the
nraces visited. | would post up the out
line OF my talks on the board ana some
would use these notes in their journals
and home letters.
I need not give you a lecture on the
West Indies, but / can only say that
the cruise was delightful.
The Texas is to 20 into dry-dock on
Monday TO be scraped and painted.
About the first Of June the squadron
will go TO Newport for a while and then
return here TO fit out for the summer
cruise.
I should be delighted 70 welcome them
on ' W. (. MORRISON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
STORAGE.

Persons leaving the city for The sum
can have their baggage and furni-
sates RICHMOND TRANSFER CO.,
{ IL. Bowman. General Manager.
phones A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

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nv The Craig Art Co. at 7 east Broad
street. Fine Water Colors and oil Paint
,nxs. Monday. Tuesday. n Wednesday.
Call for catalogue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

Tuesday will be bargain-day at Messrs:
cLosad Monday on account OF holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

The store OF Messrs. A. Hutxler'e ecne
account OF holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14

Pittsours tie layers want plece-work
abolished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-14
4 Virginta Chaplain on the Texas

The following letter to the Editor OF
The Times gives a good idea or how
Uncle Sans Jack Tars eagerly read the
news from home:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
For Alderman.

We are au, horzed to announce Judge J. W. Owen as a candidate for reelection as Alderman from the Third Ward of the city Of Pine Bluff at the ensuing city election.
 We are authorized to announce Mir J. M. Htghtower as d candidate fer reelection as Alderman from the Fourth Ward.
 We are authorize to announce NJ Gsbe Ney. r as a candidate for \ lderman from the Third W ard of the City of Pine Bluff at the ensuing election.
 We are authorized to announce Mir. Theo dore Waterman as a candidate for Alder from the Fourth Ward of the City of Pine Bluff at the ensuing election.
 We are authorized to announce Mir. J E. Boyce as a candidate for reelection as AL derma from the First Ward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
For Police Judg.e

We arc authorized to announce MR T HlTE BROWN as Il candidate for re-eiectlca as Police Jadge Of the city of Pine Bluu tt she ensuing municipal election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
An Arkar sas Colonel.

New Orleans States
 No regiment has disti euisaed tself more in battles in front of Ma nila than the Twentieth Kansas Volunteers and DO regiment has lost more men killed aud wounded. The State of Kansas, we understand is proud of this regiment, as Kansas should be, but the man who licked it into shape, and made it a good fighting machine is a s 7othern boy. Col. Funston, whose deeds of bray cry, i1 the legitimate q scharge of his duty, has won for him the con fidenee of his men and the admlra- tion of his people in Amt rica, is a native of Arkansas. Col Funston IS the son of gallant officer V ho fought in the Confederate army, and that be is a worthy son of d noble sire was shown by bis swim ming at the head of his troops, across a river under hail of bullets which killed men and splashed water in the faces of others eegaged iu the dangerous enterprise, Col. Funston, however, got over the river d captured the pntrencb ments on the other side. Col. Fun ston and the Twentieth Kanssa Vol unteers are made of the right Amer lean stuff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
onthe Eve of Tomorrow.

We are witnessing the conclusion of perhaps the most quiet municipal campaign ever known in the history of Piae Bloff On tomorrow Cues da,) the battle of ballots will be fought, aud by Wednesday, morning the eIe6 Ho1 " Il almost be forgot ten But wbiie the campaign has baen a quiet one and free from pub lie bicketirgs ard vituperation, It has nevertheless been an earnest one and is not without momentous consequences 10 the citizens and tax payers of Pine Bluff. The quetude of the campaign Is perhaps lndiea tive of the intense interest the peo= ble feel 'n the Issues at stake a. q the result.
 As We have remarked, the result tt this time 5 Of the gravest eoose- qaences to the people of this city. According 10 our belief, Pine Bluff viii take l3ng step forward or q big step backward at this election If the Mayor and the City Council remain free from the dictation aud Gau=te4 of the Light & Water Go i, the city, in our opinion, will pro gress; should the Water < LigbI Co. get control of the Mayor aud Council, 1t would, we believe, bt fatal to the proposed new electric light and street railway plant, and would still further place our cit zsns in the hands of a merciiess and grasping monopo.y
 Therefore, the citizen when he goes to vote tomorrow should think twice before he deposits his ballot Let hun turn tbe candidates over, from Mayor down to Alderman, in his own mind and then vote for the MAN whom he thinks will best pro. teet the p9btie interests. These are critical times, and no vote should De Iight9 east, Of cast from ua worthy motives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
ican stuff

Notice is hereby given that the co- partnership heretofore existing be tween Panlette & Jeannin is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mir. Jeannin retires from the business and Mir. J A Paulett will continue the same, assuming all liabilities and collecting all accounts due said firm.
 J. A. Paulctte,
 H. W. Jeannin. Pine Bluff, Ark March 30. 1899.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03

We doff our hat to the editor of The Memphis Scimitar for the fol- lowing kindly mention:
 After a very severe and dangerous illness of six weeks duration, Editor J. W. Adlms, of the esteemed Pine Buff Graphic, is again able to be pack at hls post of duty, ard the many readers of that always bright paper wlll rejoice with bis friends of the press generally to learn tEis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
Mayor Bell.

The gentleman whose name makes the caption of this article is a eandi date for reelection at the hands of the people to the position he now holds. That MaYor Bell has made the people an honest and effieier t public servant no one can deny. That he is pre- eminently deserving of reelection we sincerely and ar dently believe.
 This belief is predicated upon the following undoubted and undispus- able facts:
 He has piven the city an honest and economical administration.
 He has had the courage under all circumstances to stand dp for the public rights and to force the Light & Wate. Co, to stand up strictly to it's contract.
 He belongs to no clique or clan and is free to act independently for the best interests of the city and her citizens.
 He is closely identified with the interests of the new electric light and street railway company, and tEe best interests of this much need ed and much desired enterprise can  pest be suoserved by his remainino in the Mayors office.
 He thoroughly devotes his time tc the city and her welfare regardless Of his private interests.
 He is thoroughly progressive and alive to every interest of tbe city and the public good. And, frally, because
 HE HAS MADE THE BEST MAYOR PINE BLUFF HAS EVER HAD.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
 AS 10 GIhSULAliON.

The Lad, 5nAeaIe has nearly double the a.louatio 1t my other Pine bluG daily oewspapet. und the Daily and semi-Weekls eR.aPaC nave Il combined circulation larger tnsn Ina | any othai Pine Bluff daily CT ekly reyg3ap9s issrtisements accept d on tf;s yuarantee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
u.io 1oo1a
 HAlN GOODS.

A lady representing D. Minehau'a < Hair Store, of Buffalo. N. r., will be at the Trulock Hotel April 3 and 4 to show a fine line of hair goods to take orders for Switches. waves. fringes and wigs. All orders will be guaranteed by the firm. Ladies are invited to call. 3-305f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03

Watch out for The campaign lar He may be abroad in the land to morrow. The fellow who has ory unworthy O belief or one that can be easily refufed usually waits until the very last moment to spring bis lie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS. 5.
 EorR Rfayor.5

Acting upon what have been led to be- ieve is the wish of il majority of the citizen tax-payers of this city. hereby announce myself as a candidate for reelection to the office of Mayor, Ut the ensuin3 municipal election April 1S99. Douglas (, E Il.
 We are authorized to announce MT. " E. Alex tnd+F if caadidate for Mayor of the city of Pine Blutf at the ensuing city eeC-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03

F it hasn't been told before the day of election, the story is aa worthy of belief. Therefore beware of the campaign liar on election day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03

Mir Eek, the photographer, will occupy his Monticello gallery during the ummer, closing his Pine Bluff rom the first of June until the first
 # October. tso
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
For City Treasurer.

The Graphic is authori zed to announce Mt NAD M HONEY as d candidate for icy Treasurer al the ensuing municipal election
 Tho Graphic is authorized to announce MT. Hugh +. Wtstbt ook as d candidate tc9 reelection to taeollee uY Treasaier. at the ensuing municipal election, TuesGay April 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03

Entered at the P9st-ofice at Pine B uft.AH..a .assecuad-cIass mailmatter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03

Dr. Grandy uses the painless method ef extrac ,ing teeth. l.3 3teo3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-04-03
THINK IT OVER,

The problem which confronts man every day is @Nf can be done to make money Its achieved daily hv and here IS the key noeBeng present the oppornn presented seeing and taking advantage of you seek DuSiness m no wise speculative in every way tangible 5 does and Will yield large incomes and has competitor and aoaPted to large and small capital call investigate what 10 oher to you Some years were without the cooks stoves that are now used every family throughout the land g one was Tn use; they unknown thoughtful man at Pnb fa produced stove It clumsy weighed from FOO Pouno sold at 5 In five years over ten Der cent of . throughout the country purchased them Many stove @ CTS and manufacturers made fortunes Now We think the stoves necessity. -
 Here good chance money as was offered in tbe ltroduchon ot the cook stoves. They cost one
 seventh ot the cook sove they are uni S~e@t1=s gi versaly needed; competitor reouires less ESNN#Sh capital to handle hsm; less freight Can show - -1< 1t Tn hve minutes don't require two men to X N& sSN handle it. If you sell per cent of the 1Ss~ 5S&1 Ianles in the State in year. you will have ~&A8 Ss S75,ooo The only question is if the machine se practical 1t will wash all kinds dishes pans nots and coo at uS With less time and labor exposure and eSe are acts have chance get into the hest bu h mas been offered the introduction of our reent stove For the only thing that required universally "ds up the ashes po etc, fter meals three times year in and year out. ~
 We invite to thoroughly compare this md making machine it's possibilities with the stove sewing mach
 any invention that has made it's millions you will see that the best money maker you have in forty wears The do IS 10 give 1t searching trial investigation Our mac mas no equal as an investigation will verify We are here tor L ness and invite men of means Machine on exhibition at office Main street. Goldsmith & Co.'S new building
 Yours for the race of success 2
 w l. McCalsJand 8L 1e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-24

The Portuguese people at Punahou
have been greatly excited by the fact
that one of their number who died
some time ago. young Portuguese
lady, had been refused burial in the
Catholic cemetery.
On the authority OF Father Clement
it is stated that she was refused Cath
Ollie burial because she had married
against the law of her church. which
does not allow divorced people to
marry again when both are Catholic
married by Catholic priest. The fam
lily unfortunately neglected 10 call the
priest before her death 10 reconcile her
with the church and procure for her a
burial on Catholic ground by a Cath
Ollie priest.