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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
P NE BLUFFIANs AFFECTED.

Pine Bluffianh are manlfesting an unusual interest in the terrible cy- clone and flood W hich htfell tine pro- gressive southern port of Galveston last Saturday and did untold dam age to bo Il life and property. They are int rested because many of th4m have friends, relatives and business interests in the Texas caast city. Miss Emma W hite, daughter of Maj N. T. White, and Mrs. F. B. Flanders aud wo children have been spend ing a yaca tioE in Galveston for the past several weeks and were sup posed to be In that city during the |cyelone. When the news reached Pine Bluff, Maj. White and MT. Elan ders used every scheme possible to get some word from their folks. They were unsuccessful however, as every telegraph and telephone line to Galveston was reported down and DO word could be had from that city They wefe very un- easy about the safety of their reIa- tives and late Sunday evening Messrs White and Flanders left on south bound Cotton Belt train for the ill., lated city. IL is not thought that they cal get any further than HoHs- ton, as every railroad for distance of fifteen miles out from Galveston is washed away and all wagon roads flooded.
 This morning Mir. A. T. Loving received telegram from man named J. A. Croker who is unknown to him, sayi g Mrs. Flanders and children and Miss Emma White were safe. It did not state where they were, but it Is supposed that they are in Houston, to which city they fed.
 Mrs. N. B. Sigh of this city. is anx- iously awaiting word from her sis CT and children, who live in Galveston. Mrs. Sligh believes that their home was among the unfortunate, as it is
 in the reported cs clone-stfuek dis trict
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
BACK FROM THE EAST.

Mir. Isaac Dreyfus, the enterprising owner of the Big Store, returned Sunday from a several weeks ab- seuee in the East, where he made his usual visit to purchase fall goods. His purchases are always satisfac- tory t0 ne public, fact proven by the wonderfully large patronage his blishment receives. He is a fine judge of the various lines he handles. and h season purchased an unusu- afly large stock of clothing, dry goods. hats, shoes, eic. The fall shipments are arriving daily and be ing disp'ased at the Big Store. Watch his advertisement in this pa. per and call there before buying.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
A BIG TEN CENT BALE.

One of the largest bales Of cotton in this city for some time
 MAas the one purchased by Mir, Alex Etfauss, manager of Mir. Charles Wells cotton department, this Monday) morning. It weighed 670 bounds and brought 10 cents per pound. the amount paid being even $67. The cotton was not of tbe long ktaple variety. The negro, who brought the cotton to the city, was ereatly reioiced to receive such a large price and said he would hus. Fle other bales into town. Cotton selling for 10 cents and coming in in pro pouod ba'es. mak our mer :
 chants smile all over.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
ments in the government observato

ments in the government obs ervato- " were wrecked.
 n the streets wires We're down. telegraph and telephone poles falling, slate and glass and timber flying through the air. How people could live through It all is Il mystery, ye no casualties are directly credited tO accidents in the streets. At timts people would sail by on boats, and colliding with some obstruction would be painfully injured.
 As soon as daylight came and the fury of the wind had abated the work of rescue and searching for the dead commenced. In one room the Post reporter counted seven bodies.
 The fremont Hotel was converted into a rend' zyous for the living. The women and children slept in the din ing rooms and parlors and the men lay on the floors and in the railways.
 The first house to collapse was d new three-story brick, known as tbe Doolits building.
 Next the Reater saloon, a two story brick fell with a crush, killing three of the most prominent men in Galveston.
 At noon the big wagon bridge went down, and it is thought the other bridges are totally or almost totally wrecked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
ANOTHER IS IN JAIL.

In all, there has been four men ar
 rested charged with the murder of Louis Atkins and his child, who were killed on the Gabe Meyer place near this city several weeks ago. One of that number was released and two were held to await the conyen- ing of the next grand jury. The fourth, negro named Arthur Reed, was arrested today and locked up. Ee will have Lis examining trial Tuesday in Justice Garrett's court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
FELL INTO TIE RIVER.
bid Herman Schultz, Sometime Dur
 ins Saturday Night and Drowned.

Sunday afternoon few minutes after 1 o'clock Arthur lenkinson, 8 Fisherman, saw the body of man floating above the water in tbe Ark
 ansas river near his boat house, which is fastened to the bark in the lear of the Trulock hotel. He man. aped to catch the foater and pulled it upon the boat. The man was re- eognized to be Herman Schultz, who
 was keeper of several house boats at
 that point and was quite well known pver town. Schultz was a German, being brother to Mrs. Theodore Wollerman in this city.
 His death was a mystery to Jenk. jnson, who stated that be last saw Shultz Saturday night at about 10 oclock. He was drinking and asked him (Jenkinson) for 15 cents to get another drinR. Jenkinson said he eave it to him. Schultz then went away.
 \ There were no marks of violence
 abe mans body ard ltissupposed Aaas 2be fell into the river from one of the house boats while in a Drunken stupor, and vas drowned. E was man of about 47 years. An ina uest was he'd at Robin son s bbdertaker shop and the co"oner's fury said the deceased came to bis Heath by aeciden tai drowning. The remains will be inferred today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers of children affected with tate to administer ChamberlaiD' 's Cough Remedy. It contains no oplate nor narcotic in any form and may be given as confidently to the babe as to an adult. The great suc- cess that has attended it's use in the treatment of colds and eroup has won for 1t thesapproyal and praise it has received throughout the Un- ited States and in many foreign lands. For sale by W. l.. Dewoody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
STILL LESS. OFFICIAL REPORT SHOWS DAVIS MAJORITY TO
 BE ONLY 444.
  FOR LICENSE 1,187 VOTES Amendment No. 6 Carried : Votes Received by the
 Candidates.
 
FOR LICENSE 1,187 VOTES

The election commissioners today forwarded the official report of the county election, held last Monday, to the secretary of state. Jeff Davis majority oyer Remmell is only 444 votes. Amendment No. 6 vas carried by vote of l, 1,17s 50 302 while license was main tained by a vote of 1187 to 631.
 No election was held in Villemont township, the total vots in the county being 2799.
 Following are the totals of the of ficial votes received by each candi. date at the election held in Jefferson county last Monday:
 Fer Governor-Davis, 1473; Rem mel, 1929; Files. II.
 For Secretary of state-John W. Crockett, 2504.
 For State Treasurer-Thomas E, Little, 2523. For State Auditor-T. c. Monroe, 2509. For Attorney GeneraI-George W Murphy. 25l7.
 For State Land Com mmissionor-J W. Golquitt, 2507.
 For commissioner of Agriculture Frank Hill, 2500. For Superintendent of Public In struction-J. J. Doyne, 2509.
 For Associate Justicc-Carroll D. Wood, 2516.
 For Railroad Commissioners F M. Hanley, 252O; Abner Gaines, 2520 !. G. Wallace, 25l6.
 For Circuit Judge-A. B. Grace 25l7.
 For Prosecuting Attorney-W. B Sorrells, 2473. For State Senator-Creed Cald well, 2474. For Representatives K. Toney 2494; J. D. Bush, 2476; E. B. Waodell 2500.
 For county iudgc-smith c. Mar. tin. 2544.
 For circuit clerk--J. A. Langford, 2543.
 For county clerk-E. B. Bloom, 2505.
 For sheriE-H. 4. Mcroy 245O, James Gould 5. For county treasurer-Jesse R Core, 2494. For coroner-N. l.. Cook, 2540. For survey or-J. J. Martin, 2545.
 For assessor-C. ", Harris. 2546. For amendment No. 6-1l7S. Against amendment No. 6-302
 For lieense-lls7. Against license-631.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
10TH CENTURY DIRECTORY.

On or about January 1, 1901. the Adams- Wilson Printing Gn. viii issue all Illustrated Twentieth Century City Directory, complete and up.to- date in every respect. The work of soliciting advertisements aud the census taking will be begun at once. Every busi ess house should be rep resented by an advertise ment. as we'll as ill name. dsf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.

The Eoworth League entertain- ment, ~bich was to have been given at the Main street Methodist church last Friday night. will take place thele tonight. The program. here tofore published in the Graphic, will be carried out. | rof. LeMaire and Miss Dewoody, of Little Rock, will assist in the entertainment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
REsTAURANT TO BE SOLD

The Palace Restaurant was closed by Mr. Willie Miller last Saturday night and will be sold to Mir. E. M. Robinson, manager of the Dewey hotel. The former has not announc- ed his future intent ti0ns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
FIFTY PINE BluFflaNs ARRESTED.

Chief Of Police Philpot this morn issued if warrants for the ar rest of dog os ners. N ho have failed |to comply with the la W and pay the
 dog tax. Thes ~ill have to appear
 before Judge aroun. and doubtless |a majority of thpn will be fined E
 zach for violating the law MT |Failpot says lie will and no fool Pshness this year bnt vii arrest and FRl v!ct every person failing to com |piy with the dog law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10

The great success of chamb berlain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarfhoea Remedy in the treatment Of bowelcomplalnts has made it standard over the greater part Of the civilized world. For sale by ". l.. Dewoody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
JUMPED 57 PoIN

Cotton took a spnrt today, mak- ing jump ot 57 points, mich Ia over half cent advance. The cause of the increase is the food in Texas Many fields of cotton were ruined by if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10

tot days followed hy cool nights .N III breed malaria in he body that ,s bilious or costive. Prickly Ash sie'efs are very valuable at this 'sihe Tor keeping the stomach. liver gnu so wels well regulated. Sold by 'N asser Drug 70.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-09-10
1000 LIVES LOS T.

4 special from New Q leans 10 the ternoon says from i've to six thous- and lives were lost in the Galveston cyclone
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

MAIsD HELP WANTED-Boys and girls
who viii send Us names and addresses
OF five sChOolmates under Is years old
win receive postpaid free. an elegant
scarf pin. Champion 3. II. Co. State
St. Chicago. 6-I7-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

wANTED-At once. q good barber: good
wages 10 right man. T. c. MCINTYRE,
Wellington, Kan 24-4tN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

MALE HELP wANTED-Young men.
our illustrated catalogue explains how
we teach barber trade In weeks
Mailed free. Moler Barber College. St.
Louis. Re. 6-lo-6t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
For TRADE.

~o-o-~O~-~~~0~~~-~I>~~ ~o~o~S@-0O~~~No>N~~N0N1
FOR TRADE-For Wichita city prop
erty. Oklahoma farm. $50 acres, and
crop. -
SS0-ranch, 700 acres fenced, $50 acres
in wheat. good water. This Is first
class ranch.
for farm or ranch.
Ranch, 324 acres, 5-room house. barn,
goo acres fenced in pasture, 124 in cult
walton 6 acres alfalfa, 135 apple trees.
walnut trees, 100 peach trees, 9 acres
hog-tight fence, good Windmill and
pump: all Kinds Of farm implements go
with farm: Il head Of cattle, % head Of
hogs. > horses, 200 bushels OF old corn.
BELLEW & HENRY. ITO y. Main.
25-1t
FOR .TRADE-Lots. with clear titles, on
the West Side, for buggy and single
harness. Address 40 y. Hydraulic.
26-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

CLASSIFIED
WANT
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FOR sALE-NIce. modern hOnse. for
small family. North Topeka avenue.
east front. Inquire leSs \: Topeka
FOR SALE-A handsome. e-story, s-rocm
house, only blocks south on Water.
a barn and everything in flrst-class
condition Very cheap ar our price Of
Sl.75o. Hartford Investment Co. Se6g-
WICK oiesA
FOR SALE-No. sls Ohio avenue 50 feet.
s-room cottage, good barn. Sl,eel: one
half cash. Reese < Co is-u
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
0-c~.>>c~0----
offered in North Main street business
property. brick block paving over 10
Per cent net on price asked CSlt ~
once and learn particulars nom Reese
& Co. 1i2 z. First street 26-l
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A - o0o-scre
improved ranch. IN southern Kansas.
50 miles OF running watt 10 miles
OF fence, tenement houses. 2e}4 acres
under cultivation, railroad station on
ranch, 5.ooe cattle on property. a. miles
OF irrigaJing ditch. This IS one OF the
best ranch properties IN the country.
Sites Bros. * Alexander, l1s y. Main.
2s-ltx
FOR SALE-SR feet -. lawrence avenue.
opposite r. II. koys' house
IS feet y. Lawrence avenue. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth street, east
front Barnes & Newcomb M1sic honse.
15-sun-tf
FOR sALEIweu located lots, on Park
Place avenue, east fronts, 10 feet deep
fronts, Sl25 each. On North Market
street, 2l5 feet deep. east fronts. $50
each. Reese & Co. &-r
FOR SALE-Two lots. Topeka. south OF
Fourteenth. Sst0.
Forty feet. north front. Lewis street
between Lawrence and Topeka covered
A feet. choicest residence corner IN the
city. cement walks and parking. Sl.5o0
g feet. on Water neFth OF hoiise No
SOS, $50. L. l. SPENCER
-e-N
FOR sALE-a.5oo cash viii buy tract
OF acres with S-room house and
barn and young orchard OF all kinds
OF fruit: a nice suburban home. En-
Quire al once of J. J. Sellers. I5-l y.
Mead avenue, Wichita. kan 23-2tN
FOR SALE-Real estate. Specials that
must be sold this week:
An elegant business block. on North
Main: pays 10 per cent net.
= complete home, on North Lawrence
avenue, beautiful lawn, in fine condi-
ton. Price, $500.
An S-rOom. close IN residence, on North
Lawrence. Price. &25o0.
= fine groom cottage and bath, east
front on ~. Emporia. Price. 81, 400
An elegant suburban home; cost $500.
Price, $2.000
A well built east front. s-room -esi-
dence, in Mathewson addition. with
barn and cellar. Price. 81. 100
The best improved 10-acre tract, eIe-
giant buildings and modern improve
ments close in Price. sl.G0A
A suburban residence and 10 acres. well
improved, near Friends university
Price, $3.50.
60x146 feet, on 81. Francis. close 20
Douglas. Price. 81 ESQ. An elegant To-
cation for livery barn.
one Of the finest residences IN Spring
field, No., to exchange FOR property In
Wichita
6-room house. with bath. sewer.
close in, on Market; rents SIS per
month. Price. &.S50
NJ w kEOHANE & CO.
rs y. Main 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
FoR EXCHANGE

FOR EEE 5.ANf5E - As1craa Earfss
ars &etgw ~ e1E-ig fsF11s - gre
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17
statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED-Hustling sales
man wanted, by well-known house.
Natural ability and aptness counts for
more than experience. Give references.
Box Three, Detroit, Mich G-17-1tx
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THROUGH sLEEPEE IA E4STA ~
nouTE
Rssf~r-asE Fa $40 ssasraE Eaf sszsss
Es-A.ss 8assg "a ssssa - Esass at
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

WANTED-Good girl for general house
work. Apply 1905 N Emporia avenue.
19-tf
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WANTED-Nurse girl at AT E. Third
street 25-2t
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WANTED-A girl for general homework,
for the country. Steady place for right
party. Lock Box Is, Valley Center
23-etx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

SALESMAN WANTED-To carry a side
line Of dry goods suitable fos-country
trade. Good commission. Chestnut
Penn & Street. Mfgrs., Philada, Pa
6-17 23-2t
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WANTED-Nan 10 work and 10 make
himself generally useful around the
house. Reference required Isl y. EN-
poria. 26-3tx
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FOR SALE-Two lots. Topeka. south OF
Fourteenth, SEQ.
Forty feet, north front. Lewis street
between Lawrence and Topeka. covered
with trees. 500.
IA feet. choicest residence corner IN the
city. cement walks and parking. S.5e0
30 feet. on Water. north OF house No
eOS $50. Z. /. SPENCER.
26-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

FOR RENT-Double front ONCE rooms,
next to Zimmerly building. Barnes Il
NeVcomb Music House 9-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

FOR zAIsE-Prousf@as ssona kgase. Cas-
fsSa fzzE 9Ifs scre- re fgzeas 1s3as
azner MI aecsgt 70 fl.s5o D.s&a Cor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

FOR SALE-A good, 2-story, from
house, at 12S Laura only one-haf block
south, on Laura; a new barn, walk
and other improvements: 30 feet. newly
fenced: worth 81 500 but 81 90 vii. buy
e. If sold soon No agents. Cal CT
write. 1913 5. Main. 25-ftx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

FOR SALE-I am closing our the sale Of
The BunnelI s. Emo Investment Co.
business in my charge, in this city,
and have some very choice residence
properties in desirable locations. which
must be sold VIII make prices and
terms TO suit the times. II you want
bargain, come and see me. Rooms
and S, over IA n. Main street II. W.
Morgan. 1SS-tnu-tu-Sun-t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-17

WANTED-A position, by young lady
stenographer. References given. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. Address IA Cleve-
land avenue, Wichita, Kan. 22-12tx
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FOX SALE-Four acres, close IN, 400.
Dean Gordon h5-sun-wed-u
FOR SALE OR TRADE-lso acres. 2'l
miles from Pond Greek. O. +. counts
f ffa good ae watch In SO aSn Der rsss yin Of
thirds cash or Wichita property: bal
ance to suit. IN. E." 1854 y. Waco.
Wichita. as-ltX
FOR sALE-Stock ranch IN Day county.
Oklahoma, consisting Of three claims.
$50 acres. filed on bur not vet proved up;
coed house and Out-buiidings: about Sd
| acres, bottom and. in cuitivati1ns aLbour
2@ acres fenced plenty Of timber and
living water on ranch; unlimited out
side free range. a first-class location
for stock business. VIII De sold an a
bargain for cash. c. ". Mccoy TA X.
Main street 1G5-sun-tf
FOR SALE-By Israel Bros:
2 6eo,acre cattle ranch. in Panhandle.
$.S5 per acre.
6Jo-acre cattle ranch, 10 4Fper coun-
{5lls,-st::scre bottom farm. near Belle
PLANE. Si.6G0.
Is0-acre farm. near Kechi. roo
Seven east front lots. on Cleveland ave
nue., 20 feet north OF Central
Eight acres, large house. close IN.
~ Pattie avenue. 4 rooms. 20 feet. 30.
Want Offers on 3iS Cleveland and Fl5 5.
Lawrence.
60 s. Lawrence. 10 rooms. 20 feet sz.1oo.
Buslness property that cost $1,000 4
10. 1907 S. Market. rooms. 20 feet.
so7 ,seneea. street. lots. fruit and
1915 S. Washington. 500 2~It
FOR sALE-Io0 feet front iron fsncs
Address Box s4s Wichita. Ilz-tf
FOR SALEM. y OF Y. y. 4. lg-E-1s..
81 acres Of bottom land. fairy wei I'M
Oh -
LIZ Z. First street. as-su-tu-thB-8t
FOR SALE-Its-acre farm. : miles north
cast; Us Der acre. IL sold at once Nd
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAI-.l00.Oo0 10 loan On farms n
southern kansss at current rates and
easy terms k9,So y loan On choices
Wichita property. Hewlett & Wheeler.
old court house building Phone 40
ss-sun-wst-frs-tf
MONEY TO LoAes-On cnattels. coIfat.
eraI. tax titles. Or On real estate INSTALL
ments- Dean Gordon 25-sun-wes-tf
UNLIMITED FUNDS 10 oar On 900.
farm property IL kansas and Okishoma
sl-s5-5s-5T ZlmneTiy block. Whine a
Wine lss-tf
$Sisslft ~ L1tA-N On sfG3Ers improved
Wicfita property and se1EWfck county
farms Anchor Trust Co. lG X Maia
s-suD-Eed-frf-tf
wAETED-1o rake farm i-zus o. Kaa-
sas ard Oklahoma propert'ss. 5f-ss-5s-s7
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q Whine ssl-tf
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fof tTun kenaess- Caz D given ssefs.iT
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FOR SALE-Four acres. close in, %5oO
Dean Gordon i23-sun-wed-u
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l60 acres. %
miles from Pond Creek. O. T. fcountg
seaU: 100 acres In corn, trees fuil Of
fruit, good water. Sl0 per acre. two
thirds cash or Wichita property: bal
ance 10 suit. IN. E." 1854 " Waco.
Wichita. as-ifx