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The Marshall republican., 1900-10-12
VIA, Sh,ll w. Hay. for Dessert?

This question arises In the family
every day. ~, u- answer II to-day.
Try .Jcll.O. u delicious dessert. ltc.
pared In two minutes. No baking.
add hot water aud sci Ia cool. Fla.
vor-: Lennon. Orange. l:a-pb"rry
aud strawberry. At your g%rorcrics.
lnrt-.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-12
The Saratoga.

The Saratoga Hotel ut Excelsior
Springs, No., is strictly iir-t-class,
with c,ery modern Improvement. in
cluding steam heat. electric fans. etc..
and caters Ia the best trade. Term.
reasonable
Mis-. DORA NrNHo VAN NoTE.
Manager.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-12

NC No WAX " Sttiiitft
almost impossible for me
To breathe at all. dad
night swcats for three
months. and my clothes
would DC jus, as We, rs
could bc. Had uterine
trouble also till ] Thought
I would lose my mind
also had heart trouble 30
badly I did no, know
what Co do. ! suffered cv.
erything one could think
Of. We paid oil, 81 mucl,
money for d~octorinc. nrd
there was nothing that dill
me any good till I con.
sentcd to try DR.. ricrcc's
favori,c Prescription and
Golden Medical Discov.
cry I did not have any
faith In these medicines
ut all. but I am only too
glad to say that IN three
days after tax the med.
icine ! could see q change
for the better. In a week
! could sit up and then
! commenced the treat.
,ncnt for uterine trouble.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-12
Jell.0, The New Dessert,

plcascs all the family. Four Flavors:
Lennon. Orange. Raspberry and
strawberry, AT your groc"rs. lurt,'
Try II to-day.
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-12
Bargains

Good square piano, worth 80 for
MS: Mnu,ifnl E>tcy organ, worth Sl25
for 81. ttl-tfi {. y, RAND
The Marshall republican., 1900-10-12
DIR. J. 5. K
DENTIST.

y0A-uti,r over Bank IT Marshall.
All work promised Ia h" don" IN the hest
nnd ln'"st improved m"il"is known Ia
the prof ,-ion,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
Escape of che Newly Welded

l newly married couple in New Brunswick. N y, eireamFented their miseRieyous friends ay starting OF their wedding journey bx way Of the roof. The friends, well supplied with rice and old slippers stood at the foot of the stairs. The pair aseended to the roof walked t9 the adjoining house. then down and through the rear door to 3 back street, where they entered 2 waiting carriage and weFe driven 10 the railway station
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
Always Face inc Engine.

From the Pitesbarg Bulletin; In hls prime the late 8Er. John Cook. the great tourist agent WAS a nan o1 ron frame. But when years of railway CTaYeiing. which averaged annually some 10000 niles produced certain alarming symptoms. he made a dis- coYery that may De worth giving to the public. Ha found that the threat ened trouble. something spinal. alsap- Beared when he no longer sat with his back to the engine. lie always there- after faced t. and that the principle is sound will be borne out by others whom he advised to to The same. All who are called upon to do much raiI- war travelling will ba wise to sit ''fac- Ing the horses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
A ParElle a.af.Ia.

The British are about f8 commence their Pacific cable extending rom Vancouver via certain islands to Aus sFaEia and New Zealand. It viii be .09e miles long and complete the cleo trie circuit og the globe The cost is placed at s7.500e00 and is to be borne " Canada. Australia and the British government. but chiefly hy Australia. The object is te unite the scattered fragments Of the empire more closely and also to reduce cable rates
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
FULTON 6 POTTER.
 Proprietors.
Pope Lees Daily Fare.

It seems that his holiness Leo XII. h the matter Of eating and drinking is most frugal 4 correspondent at the Fatlean states that fhe pope'sz break fast consists Of a cup of goats milk with a dash Of coffee n Il. At his din- her he consumes a basin of broth and enc plate of roast or boiled neat. fol- lowed by an orange-the latter at all seasons Of the year For supper la takes basin Of broth and boiled egg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
New Menu Cartsa.

New menu cards come il the form of fruit and vegetables. such as apples. pears, potatoes, exaggerated cherries. cueum bers, lemons and peaehes. They are colored like the natural fruits and the menu is written on the under side in italics. says the Baltimore Herald The cards are fastened to q piece of satin ribbon, on which is painted the name Of the guest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
DISSOLUTION NORGE.

The eopartnership heretofore ex- isiing between \. Laxrou and I. j.. Bloom. under the firm name of Lax ten < Bla0m, has this day been dfs- solved by mutual eansent.A. Laxt0n retiring. Said #. Bloom to assume all liabilities and collect all bills due said firm 4. I.Axrpr.
 | !. BLOOM April T. 1900 ls0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
TO TIE POINT

News pH per ne1 a frequently ca1ied nh t6 make cemgitne eatafg mention q saczat events and 3 y Efee 70 of saese affairs aFs eE gee9ea He3 t frequently hapHeas 1aaz @aeE 910 Er5a84ag $ e0 ae a2eu oa5 aY pro gaaEers o these sgeEaE EEsa ts sae 20 printing ss not g yen te 3 beWs Ea PeH office 8af carried 9r seat 3o some sn=H aspenaeEI 89 printing co1cerE E#t1er at home 0F abroad N 4tuzszl
 7 tHe news per Uea Hse eaa5 s1Ff gre 8stlz lEeaIee= am F 60a C 5sI al6 faIe In I1taes, 1oeT Eesee1ea sEea1a af ms EzBd ana refused % make mention these esag4= 2eefasV a 9muec of ies tancss oz Hke ara atIadea ta have ossa brought 5J Our gotEce5 and ia 6ne| pa5Iis6 ea9pEIasa arE aEn aefZo5A rEIeaes concerning tne affair Ta#ea
 lev aafs ago 2 quantity o8 pol work was gwen e1E for. as ware seYeE a owed ta make 3 bia fef Hhis aosk. 4h.s a5t sga1aEd se Ensares expect @ Feseet al sech treat aezzt.
 He take tae above from t8e Gagrz| er 9t thIs es5g C5zreoa tefa p9far aas made good and ust p0zut. Hae Commercial has a#se I sseeyeeeu shat $ has For Hoog 5 ne 5een the
 newer 0f Wood aud drawer e xa= Ter for aaIs c5ass of generous t!3 citizens The uewsBapeEs a8 tae town in aue out Of season always 8a all Ih their power fer Ihe 9BbaildznE and aBae#aEug oE Pine #blHH. and as each he@sn snageF aas 9 Ico printing office a1tacaed4 It IS but right that0n q 1ae aews paper offers saeasd d8i ene town printing, spec ally so as c the cases men ttoaeds Societies aac different functions esualgY gY expect aeaHtIful ard extended write D ps efI their affairs and#they should ue Witl. ing to aId the papers that do this for thsm t0 the ex1ea6 =oE e8 taeF g R1ug sair divide ef printing or let same to tre lowest news paper office oid-i der. Wa 5B got say that tBe cause men tioned 5y sbe Goasie- $ at aHI sniYersab 6at we GO know of sev-i era4 lns42uees where beopse expect ad. and accepted gFa6aIsous notices of the eews paper : when at bel same time thev nad their printing done ou6side Q newspaper f38 of-| fec aud anfart4oatev lo0 often, i 50. aut 0f town. Life tne Co9rIer we are nteres{ed tn this matter and @s=saai ie future expect 3sst anGfafr deaIiugs from those who expect sbe same cons iteration es tbe columns 5f Rae gommereia 3z-genm merci as
 The Graphic can 5oiu 5n WIth our esteemed eontemp porarjes fn saving ehat the frequent above mentioned aeppeuI8gs are an injustice t5 tne| news paper peopriet9rs. The papers never fail fa extend conrtesfes taI tde societies ot Ice ety. and vel tbtna tt insSeasaoAe ia patsegizieg others who do not assist you iu any way. The newspaper joo offices can ao ths work just as a#ee acd cheaper f aot better and with less cost, and tlsys aaoxe aii others, should 5e. giYeu tbe preference every time.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
3 JRKE G0ChR4lg
SE4F9 at

4EgWERED
 One Of tbe most eloqeent men fn tke country. the Hon Bosrse Cochran, inquired at tbe recent trust conference uhether a mo. nopoIy that expresses exists. and where il is. Who Is hurt and where2 W bere bas toe oefopos Qst possession Of samebody2 Ca 0hom is t aetiug2 Where t It's #aiE2
 The aaspeH E eass aad E oased on evidence familiar to az. Amer iean producers Tor xaars have proved theie ability. f freed from tari1 restrictions 10 eampste Wi9h foreigners Wherever then. a trust is producing a protected arti ]. cle and is extortin9 from our people more than tbe price at which 1t could be im ported free Of the pro- tective lax, --thefe $ The lair of a monopoly or octopus which has possession of the whole American peop.e and $ acting upon them, but is abe 10 hurt them solely be- cause af the power which It derives from the protective tariff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26

Fresh Stra wberries now 0n hand.
 Strauss x Miller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
worshlnlns the rearfnl Onion.

The onion was worshiDed by the an cient Egyptians. The cauliaover is | patrieIan among vegetables and vas taken from it's Cyprus home to Italy and England in the reign of Elizabeth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26

April T 1900. ls0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
Cost of Engllsh fox Hnnflns.

The figures relating 9o lox hunting h Britain are interesting and show that a large amount of money is an- nuaily expended on what is considered by some 8s #bar5aroas practice and by it's followers as the finest form of sport. There are HOW 221 packs Of fox hounds in the United Kingdonl-lso n England. sweaty-six ia Scotland and fifteen 8n Ireland, and these packs consist Of S.908 couples Of hounds, and they necessitate the employment oE 100000 horses of the value of s85,9o0,- 60a, involving an outlay of s25reD990Q per aaaum for their maintenance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
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Experience teaches that good clothes Dsar longest, good food gipes beSt nutrition. and good nedicLae tHat cares disease $ nafnraily ths best and cheapest. Hood 2 Sarsaoaffila $ fhe best o1edE- cine money can bay, becagse f cues q1Hex al others faa.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
We have received a large consignment

We have received large consignment ot mating which slightly damaged So the consgnent rejected and afterwards bought Us at great reduction So order close shipment at once we have decided to place ths mating uponA h market at Great Siaagh Sae the following prices:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-04-26
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. Est@e

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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20
MARKET GENERALLY FIRM
Prices Maintained Through Heavy
Buying From London.
The Improved Situation in South
Africn Gives n Buoynnt Tone to
Speculation - Railroad Securities
strong-Traction shares Weak
Looking AnNiously to Chicago.

NEW YORK. March 19-The general
steadiness of prices in today's stock market
was largely owing to London. which fur
nished not only materially higher range
Of prices for American stocks. but which,
with the course OF the morning bought up
ward of 10000 shares of stock in this
market. buoyant tone was reported in
all quarters of the London market, not
ably for consols. The strength shown was
apparently owing 10 the satisfactory cam
paign in South Africa, together with ex-
pectations of the early relief of Mafeking.
Under the impetus of the purchases for for
eign account, the railway list, and, par
ticularly. the stocks in which London buy
ing was the heaviest, notably the Atchison
and Union Pacific issues. were decidedly
firm. The market as a whole. however
was not lacking in appearances of irregu-
larity for in the forenoon all OF the local
traction issues declined with great rapidity.
The pressure to which these stocks were
subjected caused declines of three points
and over in Metropolitan Street Railway,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Third Ave-
rue, but substantial rallies were scored
in each instance subsequently. while in
Third Avenue the recovery carried the
stock to the highest level it has reached
since the elimination OF the decline. Third
Avenue stock continued the conspicuous
feature of the market.
The DAYS dealings did not attain very
large total and the trading. aside from that
for foreign account was largely profess
sional Complaints in regard TO the absence
of any sustained outside interest in the
market were again general To some ex-
tent active interest was held in restraint
by the apprehensions of a serious issue to
the labor situation at Chicago and the cur
rent uncertainties in the money market.
Notwithstanding, however. the condition OF
the banks as disclosed in Saturdays state
ment the money market was not particu-
larly active. 4 large number OF generally
gratifying statements Of railway traffic for
the second week of the month were sub
mitted and about completed the routine in
cidents of the day The extent TO which
the foreign dealings in the market were
influential in the general trading was
clearly reflected in the falling away In
activity and the diminished animation
which characterized the market of the
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Slow Advance in Wheat - Corn
Bcarish and Oats steady.

ana OatS
CHICAGO. March 19-Wheat was weak
today. It opened steady on the firm tone of
Liverpool and Paris, but the local senti
ment became bearish on the liberal worlds
shipments. 1856 600 bushels and the in
crease of 1914 600 bushels in the amount
on passage. While the increase in the
visible here was less than expected. il ex-
erted a bearish influence. The cash dc
mand was not so urgent being only $4,000
bushels.
Corn did not quite hold its own, the
range being only 3-Sc, and the close barely
I-Sc under Saturday. The pit view was
that the big corn bull interest was still
at work selling May. and it was not ap-
parent today where this interest was doing
any July buying. 1t was a stubborn
market. holding fairly well under a good
bearish influence.
There was some buying of oats futures
by shippers. indicating more cash business
than was reported. II was possible to
learn. however, of only 100. 600 bushels.
The fluctuations were no wider than they
have been, barely l-Sc. Receipts were 81
cars with 900 for tomorrow. much freer
movement than was anticipated. Clear
ances were only "a 000 bushels. The visible
increased 327. 900 bushels, and the Chicago
stock increased SO 900 bushels.
Provisions were active advancing sharp
~ on liberal covering by shorts in MAY
pork and lard and large quantities Of ribs
and lard by leading packer. but settled
back on heavy realizing sales and closed
steady. Lighter hog receipts than expected
gave the market a strong start and weak
ness in grain later on established some eff
feet Cash demand was fairly good.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20
New York Cotton Market.
Why BE Poor or Hard Upf

Are YOU honest, sober, and industrious? II so,
engage with us for 1900. 500 a month and
penses You can make il easy. Six hours
dsy Our agents don't complain of hard times.
They are all making money selling our Quaker
Bath Cabinet. No trade 10 learn. No experience
necessary You don't have 70 canvass. We want
you TO show and introduce this article, appoint
and handle sib-aaents As soon as people
know you have it for sale they will send for
the Cabinet for miles around. No competition.
We furnish everything The Quaker is abso-
Lutte home necessity. Indispensable for general
bathing purposes. Saves medicine and doctor
bills. Furnishes Turkish and vapor baths at
home. A regular Hot Springs. Cures colds,
rheumatism neuralgia, blood and skin diseases.
Mr. Tsssel sold 800 Qusker Cabinets In 81 days.
Profits over $500. What others have done and
are doing you car do. Write World Mig. Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio today quick for samples and
instructions. Go to work with a will and you
will make money.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20
A GRAPHoPHoNE STATEMENT.
The First Financial Report for Sew
eraI Years.

Stockholders OF the American GRAPHIC
phone Company yesterday received the
first detailed statement issued by the
company since the year 1893. 1t is a full
description. in pamphlet form, of the BUSH
ness of the concern, in Washington and
other cities, and an itemized report of
assets and liabilities The fact that the
financial report is only complete to Sep
TENDER 30 last. and that comparison of
figures is made with no more recent date
than April /, 1895, will detract much from
it's value in the eyes OF investors. hut il
is generally considered. to be good show
ing II -a
The chief assets are patents, franchises,
and good viii, Sizes s04, IN increase of
S56S 473; factory plant, 1853, AS, an increase
of SAP. 534 materials and goods. s24i, 756.
an increase of s223.l94; merchandise, ac-
counts, cash. fixtures. etc, in branch
offices. s463, 1888, am increase of $i4S 161.
Total assets are given as $3.50, 1872. an in
crease since 1898 OF s1.SS1. 500.
The liabilities include common stock,
81 1873, 1856 an increase of s599, 1856; pre-
ferred stock. $500. 600, amount unchanged;
mortgage bonds. 500. 0o0 increase, $40, 600;
debenture bonds, 100000, all new; and
accounts payable, sS6,561, an Increase of
1853 275. -s=.-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20

Have you read my little
book, "Three Glasses Of
Menu If not. write .or
same. II IS sent in plain.
sealed envelope free on re-
quest, and embodies the
truths | have learned from
% years experience. 1t
tells Of my famous DIR.
SANDEN ELECTRIC
BELT, with electric sus-
pensory. the worlds great
est home self-treatment for
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20
THE BODY EXHUMED.
John CouIson's Remains to BE Re
inferred in Rock Creek Cemetery.

After resting in a grave in potters field
since Friday the body Of John Coulson. the
butler. who died at the Emergency Hos
pital Thursday, was yesterday exhumed by
Morguemaster Schceneberger and turned
over to Undertaken j. William Lee for
burial. 1t will be reinierred this morning
in Rock Creek Cemetery at the direction
of the widow. The funeral will be private
Coulson was formerly employed at the
Chilean Legation. and had served as a
butler in many well known families in the
city. His widow is employed at 1924 Thir-
teenth Street northwest.
Coulson entered the Emergency Hospital
last Wednesday. suffering with cold
which the following morning developed
into pneumonia. He died in the afternoon
After his body had been held twenty four
hours il was turned over to the health of
flee and inferred in pOiters field. Suisse
quently the police started an investigat ton
which showed that the name Of "Colston'
and the address on the hospital record as
that of the dead man were wrong Mrs
Couleon was then located with the result
that his identity was established
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20

The very evident sentiment among the
professionals was that the traction securi-
ties generally were a sale for much lower
prices, Except in Third Avenue the shorts
were successful In the group for the
greater part Of the day. Prices tuu blci
badly in Metropolitan and only less pre-
cipitately in Manhattan and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. There was a rally Of i'm
portance during the last few minutes of
the day in sympathy with Third Avenue.
which went far toward wiping out the de-
clines, but the bears continued to assert
their belief that the stocks will have fur
Their big breaks. This attitude is not war
ranted by the outlook for these hig and
prosperous railway systems in the biggest
city on the continent. Earnings will in
crease on all the lines year by year, and
especially on the Brooklyn. The tunnel,
when completed will not cut the business
Of any of them certainly, and it is prob
able that they will benefit from It. The
franchise bill is at present the club used
by the bears. 1t is a good one, and has
been effective. a change of sentiment is
likely to occur at any moment. however,
and may have been heralded by the re-
covery in the group during the last few
minutes yesterday. The franchise law may
be declared unconstitutional, and already
there is the promise that the companies
viii not submit to II without hard and
long fight
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20
A NEW SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Articles of incorporation Filed for
Record Yesterday

Articles of Incorporation of the Ameri-
can Savings Industrial Company were filed
yesterday for record. The object of the
corporation is the sale of certificate hooks,
divided into four classes know, as "A. -
b &C." and D. respectively. The
first is to contain certificates valued at %
cents, the second certificates valued at 80
cents. the third certificates valued at 81,
and the fourth certificates valued at s.
each. The certificates will mature at the
expiration OF three months. The capital
stock Of the company is $500. and the
incoTpoTators are George p. TAYLOR,
Charles II. Jones. Mary Z. Ware. Joseph
d. Jones, Dolly 4. c. Jones, and Fannie
e W. TAYLOR
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20
Washington stool Excn,nr

Sales-U. S. 3's. registered: $500
ITO Ia: Met. r. r. certificate A: s3241Sd
ITO; Capital Traction, rights: s79s@6 SIS,
sle,017d6 1-2: Capital Traction: l05dlG0.
255d99 49,; Washington Gas: 25654 rs;
Mergenthaler Linotype: 1OGl90-. 39d
100 1s-, 50d190 - 5GG1g0 3-s+ 1OT
100 l-2': Lanston Mono,ype 15OG15 is.
100G15; American Graphophone. preferred
1912 Ia; Washington Market: 10Oai5.
After -Mergenthaler Linotype: 5G
100 3-4s
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20

errors, etc, such as Drains, Losses, Impotency,
Lame Back and Vareocele. Worn at night, il gives
strength while you sleep. No stomach-wreeldng
drugs 7.ooo cured in 1893. Write for book to-day.
answer all letters personally, or the belt can be
examined at my Office
Dr. nG.SANDEN, s76 B,dway New York, NY.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20

The most interesting feature OF the day,
though perhaps not the most important
was Third Avenue. The stool opened at
6s 1-2. and sagged off during tie first few
minutes OF the day TO &c l-2 From there
its course was upward. with fair steadiness
10 around 73 the price at 2 o'clock 1t de-
elined next TO II, shortly before the close
and then began its immense jump to
IS 1-2, fourteen points in half as many
minutes The close was at 81. the total
range OF fluctuations for the day having
been 10 points. and the net advance nearly
all Of that. A statement made with much
positiveness by an apparently good author
fly that the Metropolitan people have Sc
cured the control OF the property was used
by the bulls, and helped 10 throw the bears
into panic. As has been stated in this
column heretofore the indications have
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-20

The gross earnings statements for the
second week of March were published by
a number of important railways yester-
day. Louisville and Nashville's increase
for the week, $73 80; for the period since
July !, increase, 1887. PSI. Denver and
Pho Grande for the week. increase, $1,000;
for the period from July !, increase,
S655, coo. Chicago Great Western, in
creases, S22. Ill and $50. 4S9. Missouri Pa
cific. increases, SOS. 900 and 1927, coo. North
ern Pacific, increases. s49,54S and sl.657, 173.
The records are most satisfactory.