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The Conway log cabin., 1900-07-10
Sensational Resolutions.

The State Charitable board adopted the following sensational resolutions at its meeting i'll Little Rock on Wednesday, July, 4th
 Whereas, It has come ito the knowledge of this board that Trus- tees Teffers and Basham contem- plate rendering their resignations from this board, and 1t is rumored and insinuated that their resigna- tions have been determined upon on account of certain illegal, i'm proper and irregular conduct upon the part of the purchasing agent and members of this board; and,
 "Whereas, The other members of the board have made known to Trustees Jeffers and Basham their willingness to make faithful in- vestigation of any and every charge that they or either of them, or any other responsible person may pre- fer against any member or officer of said board or einploye of the State under their supervision Ill any of the charitable institutions; and,
 ''Whereas, Said Trustees Jeffers and Basham have signified their intention to resign without prefer ing any specific charges and sub- hitting specifications of such ir- regular, illegal or improper trans actions or conduct; and,
 "Whereas, 1t has been publish ed ill a certain newspaper publish ed without this State but having a wide circulation i'll Arkansas, that when such resignatiolls are tender ed highly sensational developments will be brought out as to the con duct of the business of said board and its members, particularly on the part of the secretary and pur- chasing agent; therefore, be 1t
 Resolved, By said board ot trustees, that said members be and they are respectfully requested and urged to prefer full charges and specifications i'll writing against any and all persons connected IF any manner with the State charit able institutions whom they may know or believe to be guilty of any illegal, irregular, immoral or other wise reprehensib1e conduct to the end that a full investigation there of may be had and that proper action may be taken thereon, ane that we as board solemnly pledge ourselves to make full and com plete investigation of any and every charge of every nature whatsoever involving such conduct and trans actions, properly brought in writ ing against any member, officer employe, teacher or other person connected with this board or with the institutions under our super visions, and take suitable legal and appropriate action thereon if suef charge or specification or any ol either of both shall be sustained by sufficient evidence.
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We desire to call the attention of those contemplating putting i'll Telephones in your residence or store that by doing so now or by Aug. I, the company will put them i'll free of extra cost, but after that date there will be an extra charge of S5.oo for installation of all new phones. See l.. H. Pyle at Bank of Conway. 6-2t.
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Our citizens are compj jining o' the scarcity of chickeiI Every available chicken broug4t to tn1s market is shipped off.
 Rev. w. T. ThompsN assistant pastor of the Methodist church al this place, has gone to pla' to as sist ill a revival meetit
 Dr. J. F. Kincheloe hnd family left Sunday for Essfy Springs Tenn, where they hcpe the uoc- tors health will be benehtted.
 Mrs. Martin, mother ef (. w. Martin, will make her home Ill Conway for the present, ana VIII take care of MT. Martins children.
 Jas. B. Moore, of our city, was elected delegate to the National Republican League. which con venes at St. Paul, Ninn., July Y to Io.
 If you are a subcriber t0 this paper send us your hame and the date to which you were paid. By doing this at once ypu will greatly oblige us.
 We have asked eery postmaster in the county to mdie up our list for Us at his offie.. Each sub scriber can assist hv seeing the postmaster at his plae.
 T. M. Moore has h position as travelling salesman fo Wolf Bros. j, a well known Littlt Rock firm. His territory is oii Ft. Smith x Choctaw, west of Litle Rock. Rev. l.. l.. Pickett, of Louls:- vile, Ky, assisted by Rev. Bob Cook will commelIe a 10 days camp meeting at Epalem church, r-2 miles west d Conway, July IS.
 A Telephone ill your residence costs only SIPS pefmonth, cheap CT rent, and as good or better ser vice given than ir. any town ill Arkansas. o-2t.
 A barrel of nolasss burst at Liv- ingston's $ store a few days ago and the succulent cane-juice flowed down the gutters in sticky stream making " liquid sweetness long drawn out.
 Mrs. E. A. Bolton has been elected treasurer aiil Miss Ida Bar idon secretary, of the Memorial Union. The Urr6n has done a great deal of valuable work ill Oak Grove ceneery. Crockett, a falorite family horse of Dr. G. D. Uckerson's died a few days ago. The Dr. has used this faithful hor$ for about fifteen years and the entire family were very much attacted to him.
 John Hartley and Joe Rosenburg have exchanged places of business. MT. Hartley's grocery is now III the building forinerly occupied by Mrs. Hicks, and the dry goods store is two doors south of the postofice.
 We are getting nearly straight ened out again ince tue fire. On ly those who have tried it can have much conceptioa of the work ot putting Ill new printing othce from the ground UP, after having been burned out
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LOCAL NOTES.

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 LOCAL NOTES.
 H. L. Thompson has a new buggy.
 Miss Mary Harton is visiting at Lamar. I Geo. o. Agee went to Little Rock Sunday.
 K. l.. George, of Saltillo, was in the city Monday.
 Wade Vaughn came in from Morriltori Monday.
 J. H. Harrod, of Little Rock, was here Saturday.
 Miss Callie Grisard is visiting relatives in Quitnian
 Mrs. $. G. Smith will entertain the Dolly Club Friday, 15.
 The Central College catalogue is now ready for distribution.
 Geo. N. Paine has been serious ly indisposed for several days.
 Matermelons of the home grown variety are ill the market here.
 Frauenthal & Schwarz are ad- ding awnings to their business houses. 3S Conway has more beautiful drives than any city of its size ill the state.
 Miss Kittie Kincheloe will'spend the summer with MT. and Mrs. c. M. Armistead.
 If you are contemplating having a Telephone put i'll, do so now and save extra cost. 6-2t,
 The Conway Printing Co.,. is printing all unusually large edition of the July Sickle.
 Several new streets have been opened up and graded in fine order by our new city dads.
 Mrs. Anna Harrison and her grandson, Shelby Sevier, are visit ing friends at Magazine.
 Halter Bros. have put in a blower at their mill to convey the shavings to the. boiler-room.
 MT. and Mrs. w. R. Sturgiss left last week for Quincy, Ill.,, : where they will spend the summer. Miss Marie Harrod has returned to her home i'll Morrilton after a pleasant visit to relatives in this city.
 Dr. w. s. Hammer and family returned Saturday night from a months visit to Tennessee rela- lives.
 9A Telephone in your residence is more business than pleasure. See l.. H. Pyle at Bank of Con way. o-2t.
 Hon. J. F. Scanlan will address 
 s..e citizens of Faulkner county at the Court House, Monday night, July I6.
 e. w. Cox, T. M. Moore, J. B. Moore and several others attended the Republican convention from this place.
 Rev.. Fred A. Lark former Hendrix student was married July 4 to Miss Elsie NJ. Thomas, at Oakland, Ore.
 Miss Kate Traylor, of Benton vile, who has been visiting her brother here, left Monday morning for Clarksville.
 Mrs Charles Frauenthal and daughter and Miss Theresa return ed Saturday from a visit to rela- tives in Memphis.
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Thirty Three Pairs Women's Fine French Kid Shoes, in button and lace, all style toes, sizes ? to 4 regular price was S2 to S3. 50. Your choice of the lot for $I.5
 Nineteen Pairs Women's Kid Shoes, in button and lace, sizes 5 to 4 I-2. Worth SI.75 to S2. Your choice now at SI.25.
 Twenty Seven Pairs Women S Dongola Shoes, button or lace, sizes 5 to 4; old prices SI.so to SI.75. Now at ST.
 Nineteen Pairs Women's Don gola Shoes, button or lace, good values at ST. so. At this sale for 75c.
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Reduced Rates.

For the National Encampment C.. A. R., Chicago. Ill.,, Aug. ? to Sept. T, we will sell round triI tickets at one fare. On sale Aug "A to o7. Limit Sept. I. Exten sion to Sept. 30 will be granted.
 J. w. JAMES, Agent
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Everybody knows that P. c. c. Corsets are tho best in the market. Mrs. J. V. H ks keeps full line of them. 43t.
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Railroad Time Table.

Trains on the Little Rock and Fort smith Rail | wny leave Conway as follows: es tf4 CONC EAST. GOING WEST. No. 2A, 6:07 a. m. No z35 9 :S2 D. rn- No. 252, 6:5bp. m No. 2H,i1O:U2 a. m. 4 n axtS
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Money Saved
 By buying your
 Shoes at Our Big Cleaning Out Sale!

We have gone through our Shoe Stock and culled from it all broken lots and odds and ends, and placed them the Bargain Counter and marked them down in plain figures 50 to per cent below the actual cash value of the goods. We not only sacrifice the profits the goods, but part of the cost we'll We don't want single pair of these shoes shelves the first of September. Come in and look the lot you will be to find something you
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Ten Pairs Women Dongola Shoes, button or lace, at SOC a pair. Worth SI.
 Sixteen Pairs Women's Fine Tan Nesting Top Shoes, all i'll lace, sizes to 4 I-2; former prices s. Tak7 your choice at this sale for $2,
 Eighteen Pairs Women's Ooford Ties. Flannel Vestirlg Top, worth S3. Now for $2.s az m
 Fifteen Pairs Women's Tan Yes ting Top Oxfords, at SITS. Worth $2. so. q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-19
WILL JAIL THEM
Mayor Alexander WlllNot Fool With
 an Anti-Yaceination Society.

It Is not probable that there will be any characterization league or ganized in this city this year. If such society does spring up, the or ganizers and it's members will have cause to regret their actions.
 Last year when the local board of health passed compulsory vaceina tion order, aHd the mayor issued a proclamation to compel all to be come yaecinated, g certain element. several local doctors. who were not members of the board of health, a would-be specialist and Iafge fol- lowing of negroes, met at the court house, held caucus and proclaimed to the outside world that they were not going to permit themselves to be externally vaeeinated, but that they were advoca tes of internal vac cination. Many of them were not vaecinated, but, on a whole, the atti- vaccination leagne was a die nal failure.
 A Graphic reporter had a conyer- sation with Mayor Alexander this morning relative to his intentions, if an characterization society is organ ized here this year. He said that he twill go after them" II will have a physician accompany an officer in a canvass over the city," continued the Mayor, "and vaccinate all who do not comply. If any anti-vaceina- tion advocates appear, they are lia- ble to get themselves in jail.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-19
THOSE STREET CARS.
Keyser' Franchise Will Expire De-
 cember 31.

MT. w. H. Keyser, whose fran chise for the building and operating of the Pine Bluff Electric Street Railway and Light Plant, expires on Dec. 31. 1900, is expected to ar rive in the city oy Thursday night and inform the Guy Council as to whether or not be was successful in securing for this city the proposed enterprise. Mr. Keyser has been given ample time in which to ac- complish his purpose in this respect and it is hardly probable that the Council will grant him further time. If Mr. Keyser's attempts were fruit. less tbe Council will give Messrs. Udall and Crater, other street raj : way promoters, chance to land the much needed enterprise for Pine Bluff. In fact, they have already been gran ted a franchise, which will go info effect at the expiration of k kkcyser's time.
 Many of our people are confident that Mir. Keyser has been success fdl. He was expected in the city Tuesday evening but did not arrive. He will doubtless come here Thurs day morning.
 The city will not deal foolishly Tn the matter in the future A forfeit of $5, 900 cash money will be required before any more promoters are granted franchise
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REV. W. ,. BUCKHER
Delivered Dedicator Sermon at the
 Brinkley Church Dedication.

Brinkley, Dec. 18.-December Is, 1900. will always be a memorable day 10 the history of Luke's Episco- pal church of this city, it being the occasion of the dedication of the church building. Bishop ". B.. Brown, assisted by Rev. [. H. Lock wood of Helena, Rev. W. D. Buck ner of Pine Bluff and the Key. Geo. D. Norton, pastor of the church of- fciating. T. H. Jackson and F. k. Sapp were officiating vestrymen. The dedicatory sermon was delivered by Rev w. D. Buckner, at the close of which Bishop Brown gave the church few words of wholesome advice and encouragement, congrat ulating the membership on the sue cess of their efforts so far, and ad- monishing them to persevere in the good work so well begun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-19
SOME SURPRISING CHANGES
Will Be Made at the Local Light <
 Water Office January |.

It is rumored here today, Wtdnes- day, that there will be some rather surprising changes made in the local office of the Pine Bluff Light & Water Company on the first of the year.
 Mr. Frank G. Bridges, who is at torney for and also an officer n the company, was recently called to New York but the exact purpose of his mission is not known.
 A Graphic reporter interviewed Superintendent W. A. Lee today regarding the matter. He said that be could give out DO definite in- formation just now, but stated that there would probably be sCme changes made. Further than this he would say nothing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-19
TUCkER-M KNIGHT.
Two Prominent Young People Mar
 ly at Tucker.

Mir. Waddell A. Mcknight, of St. Louis, and Miss Edna Tucker. of Tucker, were joined in holy wedlock this Wednesday, afternoon at 2s30 o'clock at the home of the brides pa rents. Mir. and Mrs. J. ". Tucker, at Tucker The marriage was a quiet home affair, only a few friends and relatives of the contracting parties being present. The ceremony was performed by Rev. R, B. Willis, pres- ident of the Speers-Langford Mili- tary Institute, of Searcy. There were no attendants.
 Miss Tucker is very bright and accomplished young lady and has been prominent in social circles here | and elsew here for the past few years. She is pretty and quite popular with her friends.
 Mfr. Mcknight travels in Arkansas and Missouri for a large St. Louis grocery house. He is a young man of sterling worth and is well and fa-
 vorably known.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. Mcknight took the
 Little Rock branch train immediate ly after the marr age. From there
 they go to Murfreesboro. Tenn, te
 visit and then 10 New Orleans
 Their temporary home will be Cairo
 H.. Mir. McKnight's headquarters
 We extend our best wishes to thehl for long married life Of health and happiness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-19
SURE CURE FOR GROUP.

live Years Constant Use Without 4 Failure.
 first indication of croup is Iess, and ill child subject to Ilsease it may be taken as a |gn of the approach of an at Following this hoarseness is n br tough cough. If Chamber Cough Remedy is given as soon k child becomes hoarse, or even |the croupy cough appears, 1t |eyent the attack. It is used in thousands of homes in this Hand and never disappoints the ps mothers. We have yet to pi a single instance in which it Pt proved effectual No other fation can show such a record pty.fve years' constant use
 nt a failure. For sale by W. l.. pdy, Druggist.
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WsTER-WOOLFOLk.
], Home Wedding solemnizsd
 by Rev. J.F. Carr.

|ba home of the brides parents, Ed Mrs Joseph Woolfolk at |art this, Wednesday, after |ur Garland Brewster, of this married to Miss Marie J. IIt of Stuttgart. The wed |ss a quiet home affair and messed by only a few intN- friends aad relatives Of the |stino parties. Rev. John F.. If this city, performed the Inv. The attendants were |bp B. Speers, of this city, ban. Miss Nell Sharum, of slia. maid of honor; Attorney n of Stuttgart, was the only Miss Bessie Anderson, a sa musician of Stuttgart,
 ej at the organ.
 |r the marriage the happy pair E6e southbound Cotton Belt |fm tb s city, their future Brewster is a son of MT. and ]. Brewster, of this city. He |scellent young man and is IOpuIar with all his friends. |ds a responsible position with he Buff Brick company. Miss bIk is leading society belle of |art. She frequently visited Er and was quite popular. recognized as one of the pfettiest young ladies.
 be happy couple we extend Eongratulations and good boz those who were in attend ] the marriage from this city Er. A. Brewster, Arthur and Brewster, Mrs. M. s. Ir'ns- 5 Rev. ]. NJ. Hawley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-19

c. Voss x Bros. have just re- ceiyed a carload of Fine Traps. stanhopes, KunabOnts and Sur reys. personally selected by our MT. C Voss at the recent Carriage Manu- facturers Exhibition at Cincinnati Come and inspect then, they are beauties. 70
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ELECTED OFFICERS.

ELECTED OFFICERS. Ryette Royal Arch Chapter, No, 4asons, elected the folio wing
 Fat a recent meeting:
 F Prlest-P. NJ. Kllroy. k-T. H. Osborne. Pe-Dr. A. 6. Jordan. fsurer-A. Brew ster. o. Alexander.
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HOLIDAY VACATION
The Public Schools of This City to
 Close Friday Afternoon.

Superintendent ]. H. Hinemon to- day, Wednesday, informed a Graph ie representative that the Pine Bluff school board has ordered that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-12-19

all the public schools close Friday afternoon December 21. 1900, and reopen on Wednesday morning, January 2, 1901.
 This vaea ,ion is given the pupils in order that they nay enloY the holidays. Il is needless to say that they will enjoy themselves.
 
 Mir. Isaac Dreyfus, the local mer- chant prince. is confined to his home today with illness,
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Dr. T. C. Edgar, Dentist, Office over Citizens Bank. Both phones. If
Paul Quinn weekly., 1900-01-27
A Winter Mplnn.

A winter cantaloupe, or muskmelon,
is likely to become one of the delights
of the Christmas table. For two years
the agricultural department has been
experimenting with such a melon, i'm
ported from the plateaus of Turkestan
and propagated on our irrigated re-
gions of the southwest, with the re-
suit that the thing is now pronounced
a success, and seeds wi. go out, with
the approval of the department, for
wide distribution. This melon natures
in the summer, but mellows in the
winter, just like a Baldwin apple.
These winter muskmelons are as de-
dcious when eaten in midwinter as
the newly ripened eastern melons are
in August.
Paul Quinn weekly., 1900-01-27
Women as Street Cleaners.

In Chicago there is a woman in
charge of one of the street cleaning
districts, and at Yonkers, N. y,
woman has just been appointed sani-
tary inspector. These are both
places in which women, with the pro-
per training, are likely to do better
work than men will do.
The average woman likes cleanli-
ness and healthful surroundings in
the home. A woman placed IN
charge of a street cleaning gang and
provided with money to do the work
properly would see that the streets
were clean or know the reason why.
She could not look upon sea OF
mud or slush with complacency as a
male supervisor of street cleaning
might do. The Chicago woman
ttreet cleaner gave an illustration OF
what she could do during the recent
heavy snowfall by ordering out a
force of shovelers and keeping them
at work all night. In the morning
the holiday shoppers found the
streets in that district practically
free of snow.
The Yonkers sanitary inspector
will make it her business to visit the
tenement houses and see how the
people live. She will see if they are
getting sanitary houses for the rent
they pay, and she will report her
findings to the board of health for
action.
Women are sure to invade mans
sphere more and more, and II they
once demonstrate that they can do
better than men such work as we
have referred to there is sure to be
a reform in some branches Of mun1'
cipal administration.
Paul Quinn weekly., 1900-01-27
rroubie in Teaohiur monkeys.

An experienced animal trainer says:
AS rule, monkeys are easily trained,
but OCCASIONALLY there is one, as in the
human species. who is a Ounce, and
won't learn anything, is positively stu
pid and refuses persistently to become
educated The trouble in teaching
monkeys is largely that they are mis-
chievous. They try to overdo things
and do things which are not wanted
OF them, so that in order to make them
perform as desired steady drilling is
necessary, although they grasp an
idea quickly. The only two species
of animals which can be taught by pre-
cept and example are the chimpanZee
and the orang- g-outang. They are imi-
tators, and to instruct them in doing
thing it is only necessary for the
trainer to do it first himself and then
either one of these will initiate him.
Washington Post.
Paul Quinn weekly., 1900-01-27
Fruls of Fashion.

A novelty IN wraps is half coat o1
lace, rounded up the back and trimmed
with ruff1es of chiffon.
Gold pencil guards, enameled and
set with precious stones, are useful ad
ditions to the chatelaine.
A collar buckle of gold is in th'
shape of two maple leaves, with smal
pearls set along the lines of the veins
Scent bottles of cut glass. wit,
tracings of silver, have covers of golr
handsomely enameled and set wit
precious stones.
Pineapple bunting, a new pTe:tt
summer textile is like a sheer bU
strong grenadine, in little open meshes
but of the texture of gauze.
A handsome purse has a border @
gold openwork, which has the appear
ance of being cast. 1t is set witt
small precious stones.
A collar buckle of gold, in the shap'
Of Eeur de lis, has the appearance
of being cast. The centers are en-
bossed and relieved by bright cutting
Lorgnette chains with pearls set a
intervals of from two to three inche
are greatly in demand. Others ar
mounted with emeralds and rubies.
Skirts of many of the thin gown
are tucked down several inches at tn
back, thereby giving the desired fla
effect and some fullness at the sam
time
Waists beltet at the back, with ope1
Jacket fronts, are quite feature of tai
lor gowns of summer cloth, white o
colored pique. duck, Holland and Eng
lisb drill.
AThe articles comprising toilet sc
for lady are mounted in gold, tn
back of each article having minia
cure in very bright colors on an emer
aid green background.
Paul Quinn weekly., 1900-01-27
TEMPLE DISTRICT.
THIRD ROUND.

Grace. mercy, and truth, the love of
lad and fellowship of the Holy Spirit
rsmain @ with you all Amen.
Brethren collect 10 cents per member
.rIbring to the District conference
aiI sTrou don't send to T. G. Denham.
rb5was I elected treasurer. Don't for
rst ~ 70 hold lovefeast each Friday night
Seiore the quarter. Davilla and Gable
Gir f-' March 2, 3, a.
little M Rockey and Griffin Cir."9 10, II.
Belton Station 10, ~, do
Temple Station 13, "a 20
Cameron Station 5U, 81
Sweet Home and Cause Cir. &C. 6, Z, 8
caIado and Rodgers Circuit "13, IA, 15
Rosebud and Lott Circuit, 800, 21, %
Brownwood and Lampassas Cir"27, q,
San Angelo and Coleman Circuit
May 4, 5, 8.
Bartlett and Granger Cir" ii, IL, 13
Twin arrange for missions hereafter
a; am not acquainted with the
district District conference April IL,
z, i3. Let US have a goodtime. See
program hereafter.