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For three days and nights l suffered agony untold from an at tack of cholera morbus brought on by eating cucumbers, says M. E. Lowther, clerk of the district court, Centerville, Iowa. 1 thought l should surely die. and tried a doz- ell different medicines but all to nc purpose. I sent for a bottle oi Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses relieved me entirely" '" This rem edy is for sale by w. H. Martin X Go.
 Pure cider vinegar at Paine's. tl
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4t WhS diilOuiN$N Soe'ai cie~' e'e~ September election that county uniformity of school books had failed to carry but there was re count of the votes and by throwing out Cadron township uniformity was said to have carried. There were less than POO votes on either side of this question. No interest was taken in it. 1t may yet be knocked out if anybody takes sui ficient interest in it to contest it.
 Five merchants and the Log Cabin and Democrat will, on Jan. IS, 1901, give away an excellent organ to the church, school, socie- ty or community securing the larg- est number of votes. One vote IS given with each ten cent purchase or amount paid to any of the fol lowing houses: Cole x Co.SWil- son Bros., A. H White X Co. Mrs. J. V. Hicks, J. H. Anderson & Co.,, Democrat and Log Cabin.
 It is hard to decide whetaer we should have uniformity of school books under the new law or not. It will cost the people a great deal of money to make the change. They may save i'll the long run. If the changes of books could be made as the old books wear out, there would be no hardship. The representatives of the book con- panies are already beginning to pour into the county to get their books adopted.
 We learn that Prof. J. M. Hugh ey, principal of the Hendrix Acad- emy at Gentry, will retire about Nov. 12 to accept regular pastoral work. Prof. Hughey is a gradu- ate of Hendrix and our people are always interested ill his movements. He will be succeeded as principal of the academy by Prof. w. F.. Simpson, also a graduate of Hen- drix college. The latter is now taking special course at the Un- iversity of Chicago.
 A citizen of this county is com plaining that he is being taxed on the county scrip he holds. He says the scrip is only evidence that the county owes him. It is not wealth and may never be, as the county may never pay it. The scrip draws no interest and if it is to be taxed it is very undesirable 
 class of property. This citizen thinks the county can in a few years tax the worth of the scrip out of the possession of the citizen who holds it.
 Seventy-two convicts were brought down from Fayetteville Tuesday night and carried down to J. E. Little's place on the Ark ansas river to pick cotton. By the way, J. E. Martin was telling Us that he had learned that the man at Fayetteville who was working them on a new line of railway had
 'busted" and that the State would not get one cent for several months work of about seventyhve convicts. The State clothed and fed the men while at work.
 For Ft. Smith Fair Oct. IS to 20, will sell tickets to Ft. Smith and return for $4.oI. Tickets on sale Oct. B to 20, inclusive, with final return limit Oct. 2I.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Peter Temple was over from Dixie Wednesday.
 w. N. Jones, of Enola, was in the city Thursday.
 Dr. J. s. Wester6eld went to Damascus Thursday.
 Ed Durham is with Frauenthal & Schwarz as salesman.
 Jesse Hendrickson was in town Wednesday from Saltillo.
 B. H. Abbott was here Wednes- day from Palarm township.
 Addison Paine made business trip to Morrilton Wednesday.
 Esq. A. Q. Melton was here Tuesday from Faulkner Gap.
 Charles Frauenthal has had his residence handsomely papered. Charley Hopkins, of Palarin township, was in town Wednesday. Dr. ]. B. Mum, of Vilonia, was ill the city last Wednesday on bus mess.
 P. J. Henry, constable-elect oi California township, was here Thursday.
 Geo. w. Harris, prominent citizen of Vilonia, was i'll town Wednesday.
 Mrs. Greenfield Hines and Miss Mary Branch attended the stree fair at It. Smith.
 Sanford Apple left Tuesday ev ening for short stay with rela tives ill Lonoke county.
 Miss Jean and Theo Witt attend ed the Ferris Hoshall wedding i, Little Rock Wednesday.
 County Examiner Bullion wa holding a teachers examination Wednesday and Thursday.
 w. G. Richards, one of Bristol most substantial citizens, paid u an appreciated call Wednesday, z. V. Lytle will soon resign a town marshal and resume his worl of painting and paper hanging. w. H. Elliott, of Linder, was il town Thursday on business ant was welcome caller at our office The contest for the free organ i becoming interesting. Central Col lege leads in the number of votes Little Bessie, infant daughter o w. A. and Ida Camp, died at thei home in Springfield, Ark, on Oct I3.
 Have you any select glass 0 queensware broken? If so, buy bottle of cement from Anderson Go. 4I-2t
 Get Superb Alright Heater Best on earth. We set 'em Ill free. 42-4t
 FRAUENTHAL & SCHWARz. T. I. Matthews and Miss Mao ma Hardin were here Thursda, from Greenbrier attending Probat Court
 Buy your books, stationery ant tailor made clothing from Ander son & Go. and vote on the orgal contest. 41-2t
 H. J. Smith was fined one dolla and costs in J. P. court her Thursday for assault upon J. H Harrell.
 The census report shows tha Cadron township, including tn town of Conway, has population of 5,I54.
 Wanted-A girl for genera housework. Apply to C. w. Mar tin, Conway, Ark. It The county jail is empty no, and has been for about two weeks aAnAAA AnAAAnA AAAAAaAeAAAeA eA
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Toe I,ienhart was i'll town Wed

Joe ldennaft was III toWh NSu- nesday.
 F. I. Snow was here Thursday from Matthews township.
 w. M. Mills, of Hardin town ship, was here Thursday.
 Wiley Cox has quit housekeep- ing and is boarding with his moth er-in-law.
 Barbara Roseman got judgment Thursday in Probate Court against the estate of Fri Livingston fol 5000.
 The will of the late Dr. F. Kincheloe was filed for Probate during this last session of the Pro- bate Court.
 Reyburn Peay, of Little Rock, was in the city Wednesday looking after the interests of the electric light plant.
 Uncle" John Suter was at Lit tie Rock Wednesday. He went before a medical board to have his eyes examined.
 We used to hear of boys running away from home and going ot with the circus. It strikes us tha the life is hard one.
 The Ladies Memorial Unior held their last regular meeting a the residence of Mrs. B. T. Dea on Wednesday afternoon.
 The Planters Ins. Co.,, of Little l Rock. has made a satisfactory set clement with z. V. Lytle for thu loss of his residence by fire. l Geo. w. Middleton has return ed from Perry county where h. went home with his brother, wh' has been sick for several days.
 For sprains, swellings and lame ness there is nothing so good a l Chamberlain s Pain Balm. Try 1t For sale by w. H. Martin x Co.
 Get Superb Alright Heater Best on earth. We set 'em u free. 42-4t I FRAUENrHAL & ScHWARz.
 Charles Atkinson and c. $. Har rell, of Wilson township were her Wednesday. Mir. Harrell was al appreciated caller at our sanctum
 Miss Susie Hopkins, of Palarr township, was in town Wednesday She had business i'll the Probat I Court as administrative of the es tate of her father.
 The down train due here at 6:3 D.. m., on Thursday was seveI hours late. Many of the train are late now owing to the rush C business on the line.
 Dr. J. w. Teas writes us iron Milwaukee, Wis, where he ha been featuring, that he will be a home and in his dental office il this city by Oct. "A.
 z. V. Lytle went to Dardanell on Tuesday to attend Circuit Court but the court was not ill session owing to the illness of the Judge so he returned at once. z. T. Newberry was in tow Thusday with cotton and the shel if levied upon the cotton, wago and team for court cost in his tria for the killing of Bass. Rev. Mr.. Lucado, Baptist min ister of Little Rock, came up preach at the Baptist church O Sunday Oct. IA, but became to sick to fill the appointment. The ladies of Central Colleg will be glad to see their friends O Mondays hereafter. This chang in their reception day is made nee essary by change in the schoe work.
 M. Rosenberg has new ad. i this paper. He has been in busi ness here for a few months and hi anxiety to build up trade is Caus
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Henry Updegraff was fined $50 few days ago before Esquire Kuy- kendall of Stone township, for in decent exposure. The offense was committed in this city.
 Prof. T. P. Murrey, of the Will son & Webb Stationery Co.,, Little Rock, was ill town a few hours last "Wednesday. He said he was working his way up to Fit. Smith and stopped off here to meet some of his friends. Prof. Murrey has many friends here who are pleased to have him drop off for stay.
 Miss Mary Young delightfully."- entertained the Round Dozen Book Club last Tuesday night. Deli cious refreshments were served and it was altogether very pleasant evening for the club. Miss Mary Underhill will entertain them at their next meeting on Oct. 3I.
 Wheaton Ferris and Miss Ruth Hoshall were married Ill Little Rock Wednesday Oct. I6. Wheat on is Conway boy and has many friends here who will join us in wishing him lots of happiness as a benedict. We understand that he will-~go to Plummerville Jan. I, ! where he will embark in general merchandising.
 Rev. w. B. Peoples is making all effort to secure the full amount of subscriptions necessary for steam heat for Central Baptist Col lege. He wants to raise about s, 500 for this purpose. Several hundred dollars are yet needed before the system can be installed. but he feels sure that he will soon raise the amount.
 The Conway Tennis Club is now thoroughly organized and enjoys some delightful games on these beautiful afternoons. The club is limited to ten and the members are: Misses Madie Bruce, Lizzie Randell, Nettie Murphy, Johnson, Underhill; Messrs. Tom Summers, John Dunaway, William Moose, Ralph White and Bruce Bullion. Mrs. Reynolds, wife of Dr. J. M. Reynolds, died at her home near Naylor, Ark, on Sunday, Oct. IA. She had been sick about three weeks. She was an excel lent lady and had host of friends She was the step-mother of Prof. J. H. Reynolds of Hendrix Col lege. He went out to attend her in her last illness and remained for the funeral.
 Mrs. M. J. Telford, national w. c. T. U. organizer, lectured at the Methodist church last Tuesday night to an appreciative audience. Those who were not present miss ed rare treat. She lectured at Hendrix college and Central col lege on Wednesday. She went from here to Morrilton While in the city she was the guest of Mrs. F. A. Bolton. h
 The citizens of Conway have do- mated a sufficient amount of money through the solicitation of the members of the Shakespeare club of this city, to place memorial fountain in the Central college campus to the memory of Col. A. P. Robinson. The design has been selected and the fountain will be put in place with appropriate cere- monies on Nov. I.
 The electric light folks are mak- ing strong pull to get sufficient number of lights subscribed to en- able them to run all night. The prospect now is that the number will be secured. We hope the l people will respond literally and help to secure the all-night service. Let us encourage the light.plant and keep it going. It is big adver- tisement for us, to say nothing of the convenience.
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----------------- ------------- Want Several Cords of Wood.

We want several cords of cook wood and heating stove wood. In quire at this office. If
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WARNING ORDER.

Mrs. Minnie Bittle, Plaintif) Faulkner l.. D. Bittle, Defendant) Court. The Defendant, l.. D. Bittle, is warned to ap- pear ill this Court within thirty days. and an-
 swer the complaint of thepaintih Minnie Bittle. g J. NJ. (. VAUGHTER. Clerk. By A, M LEDBErrER, D, C.
 Sept. g, 1900.
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p. j. Worrall. who has been en-
gagged in the clothing department. Of
YeRen Bros. for a couple of years, has
gone on the road for that firm. succeed.
ing A. G. Tompkins. who goes to work
foretho Donovan. Mccormick Co.
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LINTON
co.
LOCAL NOTES.
Have you numbered ycur house?

Have you numbered yeur house?
Ranch for rent. Inquire of W. H.
Donovan. y 88-tf
Editor J. D. Matheson was down
from Red Lodge owe Sunday. i.
Ben Hager is the person to lay
your drain pipe. See him about it. Y
W.. B. Furley Of Dillon, the insur.
ance ~rustler, is back III Billings.
When you want the best coal buy
the Rocky Fork Of Donovan Nj Cormick
90. . .,E
Agent J..R. Shellenberger of Gus
ter station was a Billings visitor Sun.
day.
\-D. p. Flood, who now halls from
Big Timber. was shaking hands with
Billings friends yesterday. /,
Another oapdidate~ Was made a
Maverick Saturday night aud a merry
time prevailed at>fhe fire hall.
No more raw edges on your collars
if you send them to the Steam Laun-
dry. That new collar machine is a
daisy.
Hwm. Birely will soo6 begin the
erection Of a residbnes>b in North Thirty
third street, whidb<Will be occupied by
his family.
Its off to the people. Are you on?
Burlington town lots. This new add.
tion, on the market, offers you a home
or Investment. u
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1t gives the best satisfaction and
has nc equal, SO say the sun Of
BridRer coal, sold by Ben. W. Toole. for
only 50. 80 per ton cash. 63-tf
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Billings has donned its spring
clothes and everybody is found at
work. Business in all lines is picking
up. gs
A number of friends perpetrated a
happy surprise upon Miss Chris Fraser
Friday afternoon in honor of her birth.
day.
1t gives the best satisfaction and
has 10 equal, SO say the consumers Of
BridRer coal, sold by Ben. W. Toole. for
only $3. so per ton cash. 63.tf
-Chas. Spear was appointed county
assessor Friday by the board Of county
commissioners to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Richard g. Wells.
Peter Yegen is a proud mortal and
all because he has O brand new girl
baby at his house, born Sunday. He
has several boys, but this il the first
young lady.
Sheriff Hubbard has gone to the
Musselshell country to subpoena wit
nesses in the Kuohta murder case,
which will come up for trial at Miles
City next Monday.
Wanted, a boy about fifteen or
sixteen years Of age to carry papers.
Boy with horse or bicycle preferred.
Must be a hustler. Inquire of W. E..
Hassler at this Office. IA
H. A. Van Horne went to Red
Lodge yesterday to act as court stenog-
rapher for Judge Henry for q week in
the absence of jerome Williams. the
regular stenographer. .5
The county commissioners have ap-
pointed the judges of the election to be
held on Saturday, April Z for the cleo.
ton Of road supervisors in the sixteen
road districts of the county.
HAIRY 9Segur was pleasantly sur
prised at his home Friday night by
thirty Of his young friends. The even
ing was enjoyably spent in indoor
games, and refreshments were served.
Fl. J. Calhoun and j. B. Amin
of this county have been subpoenaed
as witnesses for the state in the case
against Charles Samson. charged with
murder in the first degree, in Carbon
county.
p. J. Worrall. who has been en-
gagged in the clothing department. Of
YeRen Bros. for a couple of years, has
gone on the road for that firm. succeed.
ing A. G. Tompkins. who goes to work
orkthe Donovan Moe ormick Co.
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Something New.

L. Miller, practical hair dresser, and
hair goods for sale; 500 switches to
choose from. Shampooing, hairdress-
ing. m%anicuring, bleaching dying and
scalp treatment done at your house if
desired. Leave word or call at Rads-
maker block. 9O-9
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Burlington Town Lots.

All OF the lots and blocks north of
the burlington depot. Congregational
and Methodist churches, and the North
side public schools. Water, sidewalk,
electric lighted, Telephone aud sewer
convenienoes, 93.tf
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The new sheds for Fl. M. Allen q
Co.'S. lumber yard on South Thirtieth
street we're commenced yesterday. The
Northern Pacific has a number of Japs
at work laying the tracks to the 10
location.
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New Millinery parlors.

Mrs, aud Miss Lyle will open their
milliner parlols IN the Times huilding
soon, Do nat buy your spring hat or
bonnet until you have seen their late
styles,
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TO
E
LADIES

We make the announce
ment that we will soon be able
to supply their wants in the
Shoe line. An entirely new
stock of Ladies and Misses
Footwear has been ordered
and will soon be here. .
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WE ARE
NOW LOCATED

In our New Exclusive Shoe
Room adjoining our Clothing
Department. Our display is
the largest and finest line of
Mems Footwear in the city,
and we are better prepared to
wait upon our customers.
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Land for sale,

]. Twill be at the Grand hotel in Bill
iugs OF Thursday, March 10, and will
receive private offers for the south
west quarter Of section 81 in township
l south, range 25 east.
92.3 K. D. Steele.
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HIIKIN for Photos. All sizes, all
prices. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 9O-9
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OUR
81 HOES

Fit the feet---never pinch
are the acme of stylishness.
The prices range to suit all
pockets.
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How they would cry out if
they could but speak. Treat
them as you would your hands
or your ~face-make them COM
Portable by wearing easy-6tting
SHOES. Your health will be all
the better for it.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-10

New Iberia, La,
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responsible, that permission be
first obtained either from the
Council or the Mayor.
The following bills were read
and approved, on motion of Mr.
Burke, seconded by Mr. Lamperez
and carried, to vii:
Revere Rubber Co, for 100
washers, 1916, Fire Dept; J Drey
fus, for 1 gal oil, ,s1.OO, Incidentals;
DR. Jas A Lee, for Bichloride solu
ton, etc, 1896; Incidentals; 2 l.
Renoudet Cypress Co Ltd, for els
tern and lumder, 1925 B of ii
s2O.95, Indus. School Fund $51 80;
Electric Light Plant, S75, Electric
Lights; w L Dupuy, for collection
$54.54, Collector S44.29, l & V r r
$1O.25; JnO Broussard, for old
warrants and paupers, SlS.oO, old
warrants, 1915, paupers s1O.75;
Mr. Broussard, for feeding horse,
$500, Regular Police; New Iberia
Enterprise, for printing, S26.4O
Printing and stationery; Est A
Renoudet, for hardware etc, S24.95,
B of FL 1855, Fire Dept $40,
Incidentals $500; Mrs G ID Hawk
ins, for paupers, $3.50.
1t was moved by Mr. Burke, Sec
onded by Mr. Lamperez and carried
that the sum Of $S per month be
paid for cleaning the market.
1t was moved by Mr. Burke, sec
onded by Mr. Lamperez and carried
that the meeting adjourn.
A. j. CAMMAcK, j. A. FRENCH,
Secretary. Mayor pro TEN.
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Convention held at the City
Hall on Thursday last
For the purpose Of Nomin-
ating Candidates for
? arochial Offices. Henderson
endorsed for Sheriff.
y,,i
The other Nominations.

On Thursday last a large num-
Der of Republicans assembled at
the City Hall, for the purpose OF
nominating a parish and ward
ticket.
In the absence of the chairman,
the meeting was called to order
by Captain John L. White, who
was elected chairman. Mr.. Percy
Bennett was elected Secretary.
The chairman stated the object OF
the meeting, and called for nOmina-
tions which were made with the
following results
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, Messrs.
Adrien GonsOulin and Ii. Shelby
Sanders.
FOR SHERIFF, George Hender-
son.
FOR CLERK OF COURT, DR..
Frederick Duperier.
FOR CORONER, DR.. T. j. Woolf.
The following Police Jurors
were nominated for the different
wards of the parisl:-
Wards.
First--E. ID. Guidry.
Second-HonOre Romero.
Third-Aristide Decuir.
FOurth-Fred Decourt.
Fifth-Prosper Romero.
Sixth-Felix PatOut.
Sixth-S. q. Nuckolls
Seventh-Adolphe Mestayer.
EIght-A. L. MonnOt.
| FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
| Wards
/ First-A. J. Gary.
! Second-T. Duplantis.
| Third-Tom Eldridge.
i Fifth-Hicks Freeman.
] Sixth-Percy Bennett.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From Our Regular Corresponds pt


Washington, March 9Th, 1900.
Everybody now recognizes how
important and far-reaching are the
questions involved il the Porto
Rico tariff. bill, which has passed
the House and is now being con.
sidered by the Senate When the
bill was being debated in tie
House, it was broadly asserted
that this government had preInas
ed the world that Sconlnle ercia any
the s.open door, policy should pre-
vail in the Philippines. Senator 2
Foraker, Chair man Of the ne1.al.
Porto Rican comnll fte sd q g
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|(eurt House
Record.
r.,,sactions at the Parish
Capitol.
!, Fsta,e Deals Of the Past
Week.

q. following real estate trans
8. nave been recorded by the
cIsrk Of Court
,,..rd Green toMrs. Clara Du-
s., I,ot Of ground and improve
EN-, on East side of Bayou; $50;
lin. Bauman, Notary.
c.,,era,ion Of Jeanerctte TO Sc
...,;sra suatto. Lot Of gronnd IN
,,,,.rs.le; $40; Jules P. Rooin,
Sesr!.
Tssogsue Dslahousssye to | oer'a
BrIdipg Association 10. OF gr0""'
q improvements in Jeanerette
,,O,; " G. Weeks, Notary.
hi. Building Association to
!. Nary Delaume, wife of Arnaud
nancy. Lot Of ground and I'M
{ ,.,s1lnents In Jeanerette; $500; w.
Wssks, Notary.
Rodney Roddy 70 Mrs. Jnllana
P,utro, wife Of Ulger Norres. Lot
deousd and Improvements bound
1 portL Broussard, south Hensha~
= lBfousssrd, west Henshaw; $3.50
0. Hacker, Notary.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Domeneco Scaglione to Domene-
Dmme. ,
PneusR r 3ulke to Mabel lines.