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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26

The Best Medicine For Rheumatism
 T think I would go crazy with pain were it not for Chamberlain s Pain Balm," writes Mir. ". H. Stapleeon, Herminie. Pa. "I have been afflicted with rheumatism for several years anu have tried remed- ies without number, but Pain Balm is the best medicine have got hold of One application relieves the pain. For sale by ". L. Dewoody & Co.,, druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26
Little Rock (Arkansas) Democrat,

Little Rock (Arkansas) Democrat,
 The death of ex-Associate Justice W. Nj. Harrison, at the ripe old age of 82, removes a landmarks of the bench and bar of Arkansas. In all the relations of life he was most worthy man, a citizen without a stain of reproach upon his character, a capable and faithful legislator, an upright and just judge. Through out 8 long and eheckered career he lived up to the highest ideals of duty 7and maintained the respect and con- fdenee of all who knew him. He leaves to his children and to the people whom he served so faithfully the priceless heritage of gooG name and an unblemished record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26
FIFTH INTER COUNTY CONTEST Fordyce Citizens Announce it and it
 Will Excell All Others.

The citizens of Fordyce announce their fifth inter-county contest in Reclamation and music to take place in the Training School building July 4, 1900. They offer the following prizes: For declamation, $50, $10 and $5 to the first, second and third respectively. For music, $25 and S10 to the first and second perform. CT on piano. In declamation a rep. resentatiye IS wanted from each of the following counties: Dallas, Calhoun, Cleveland, Jefferson, Ouach ita, Columbia, Union, Lafayette, Miller, Hampstead, Seyier. Little River, Hot Spring, Arkansas, Clark, Grant, Lincoln. Ashley, Bradley, Drew, Desha, Chicot, Howard, Ne yada, Monroe.
 The interest which this celebra- tion has aroused in former years and the encouragement which it has given to many youth will be suf1- cient reason for calling on press and people throughout these coun- ties to give this notice wide circua tion. We shall thank the newspa- pers for bringing it to the attention ot the young. The tatiyes from the various counties will be selected by preliminary contest or by appointment.
 CONDITIONS.
 The contest h Reclamation is for young men over fourteen years of age who have not won a prize in this contest in former years. Each contestant must have attended school during this scholastic year and must not have been senior in cU.lege. He may represent his home county or the county in which he attended school. Declarations must not exceed seven minutes in length. The contest is for the de- livery of speeehes-in deelamation, not recitation.
 The name of the contestant and his subject should be in the hands of the committee before June 15.
 The musical contest is for young ladies who have not won a prize in former contests and have not a diploma in music. The number in this contest is limited to. ten-one from a county. The length of piece is limited to six minutes. A prize of $10 will also be given for the best vocal solo if there are five appli- cants. This contest is for young ladies who are students of vocal music.
 Those desiring to enter the music contests will apply to tne commit tee. They will arrange for pre- liminary contest or some other eq- uitable method of selection.
 Impartial and competent judges will be selected for all the contests. For further information address the secretary, J. R. Hampton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26
PAY THE TREASURER.
Candidates for Various Offices Will
 Help Pay Primary Expenses.

The following is b list of asses ments adopted by the Sub-Commit. tee of the Jefferson county Demo cratic Central Committee for va- rious candidates. The assessments are made in order to make each as pirant for office give his share to. ward defraying the expenses of the primary election. Pay the County Treasurer at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26
Fert Smith Elevator.

I Judge ". M. Harrison, Sr.. ex.as. 5sociate justice Of the supreme court of Arkansas. died at Pine Bluff on the 18th, aged S2 years. Judge Har- rison was a native of Maryland. but had lived in Arkansas since 1910. He was one of the ablest lawyers that ever graced the bar of the state, and passed fourRen years of his life on the supreme bench.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26
Camden Beacon.

Camden Beacon.
 AS announced last week, Mr. Alex Dry burgh has sold his interest in the Hotel Ouachita to Mir. Eteen, of Shreveport, La., who will hereafter run the Ouachita as first-class ho- tel. We cannot let the opportunity pass without returning the thanks of the Beacon for many kindnesses and fayors shown us by MT. Dry burgh. He is a first-class hotel man and gentleman par excellence. He will continue to run his hotel in Pine Bluff, to the delight of the public. Wherever his lot may be cast he will always have warm friends in Cam den.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26

You can buy from us three 3 ID. cans of tomatoes for 9 cts, three ? lb. cans fine corn for 25 cts, three , IL. cans French Red Kidney beans 9 cts., at. bottle tomato catsup 15c :.
 m MCCAIN GROCERY Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26
Warren Democrat-News.

Warren Democrat-News.
 Carter Waller returned from Pine Bluff Monday and reports the health of his wife so much improved that she will be able to return home next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Chronicle-Enterprise.

Fordyce Chronicle
 The Public Schools will close on next Saturday after session of five Ynonths. Good work has been done by teachers and pupils.
 Mir, and Mrs. c. V. Edgar now oc- cupy their elegant new residence near the Presbyteria church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26
 ..Of q Good Iseg1nnIng C

"Of a Good BeglBnIng cometh 8 good end" When you take Hoods sarsaparilla to purify your blood you are ID aking a good beginning, and the good end will be health and happiness. I never disappoints.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-02-26

Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
KANSAS CITY.
ST OILS
Stocks and Bonds.

New York. Oct. a0.-The tentative oppo-
sition which has been offered to the up
ward course of prices for two days - =
By a considerable bearish element of pro-
fessional traders was wholly abandO ed
today and prices moved UPWARDS, with
out important exception and almost with
out interruption. Considering the very
large volume of the dealings. the move
ment Of prices Of the majority Of stocks
was surprisingly small. The large and
eager demand from outside sources was,
I'm fact, pretty steadily fed by the pro-
fesSfonal operators, who were taking
their profits. But the underline OF
firmness was shown by the prompt de-
cline in the offerings when there twas
the slightest yielding in prices. There
were a few stocks also in VIII en- there
were striking upward movane nts, TO a.
bly, the Steel and Iron group. A banA
statement which reports a decline IN
surplus reserves OF S1.5l8,Z25 in spite OF
would precip:tate an effective bear at
tack on prices in any ordinary ma ct.
but the large loss in reserves, which
reached $, $4,000 was Offset bv other con-
siderations and by the conviction that
the showing was due u the va carries of
the avera ge system II q mputati ton. To-
DAYS statement is b ieved 10 oVerState
the real loss by at least as much as the
previous tatement tnderstated f. The
large loan contraction is explainable IN
part al least By the fact Plready INT
ed out in these dispatches that the q rs.
comuanies have been the active IN ers
In the busy weak Of the stock exchar g.
and have drown on their de COSTS WITH
the banks. thus forcing the calling o.
bank loans and replacing them with
loans on their own account.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING
ONE MILLION CURED CASES
You Can Be Cured Whether You Believe
in Christian Soisncs or Not

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
sfckner conservatory Notes.

Among the visitors at the conservatory
this week were Mr.. F. n. Durham Mrs
Johnson, Mrs. A W. Minnick, Professor
Adams, Miss DEAN, Mrs. Case and Miss
McCarty.
Friday afternoons recital was very in
are given every week Of the yearETwOc
teresting. Although thessientertainment
are given every week OF the year, the
programs are so varied and universally
pleasing the pupils and friends of the
school never seem TO tire OF them. but
the attendance is always good.
The program this week was given in
the following order:
Paper-A Plea for the Plano ...-.
Herbert Hatfield
Piano solo-Dancing Waves ........
Miss Lorene Johnson.
Piano Solo-Kansas Prairie March,.
Miss Ailene Minnick
Piano Solo-Moonllght on tbs Hud-
Miss Ethel Breess.
Mandolin Solo-SsIected ..........
Lulu Dulaney.
Piano solo-The WhirIing Dervtsh.
.--.......- .--................. Engleman
Hazel Herr1Z
Biography-Ages of Few Noted Plan
lists .......-....-..-..-....- ...-.........
Della St John.
String Trio-Mandolin and Guitar Selected
Misses Laura sickner. Kathryn DAWN,
Helen Merry
Vocal solo-Long. Long Ago .......
Miss Katharyn Schofeld.
Piano Duet-Overture-VTfil Tell
-.-..-...- -.-.......-...-.......... Rossini
Mss Gertrude Calhoun and Miss Ethel
Bresse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21

DAVIS made many friends during her stay
here
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cadwallader return
ed to their home near Montejuma, Iowa,
after a months pleasant visit with their
son and daughter, C. F. Cadwallader and
Mrs. Seal.
Mr.. F. c. Harris, representing the
Sherwin-W Williams Paint Co. of Chicago
is in the city. He is experimenting the
transfer of his stock from Mr.. Chas.
Lawrence to J. A Bishop
Mrs. J. R. Longmire, wife OF the ONT
railroad agent at the Union stock yards,
arrived here Friday night from st. Louis.
She viii for the present board with thu
family of Charles Mosher, 1851 Park
Place.
Mrs. Boone Reed OF Petersburgs, Ind,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Law
renee of 21 Ohio avenue. Mrs. Reed is
so well pleased with Wichita that she
seriously contemplates selling her home
in the east and moving here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
YANKEE BOYS foul RIDING"
What a Leading English Turf Author
ity SAYS of 1t.

ity says OF 1t.
New York, Oct 0.-Sir George Chef
wynd, one of the most prominent of all
authorities on turf matters, whose name
is especially familiar from his dispute
with the Earl of Durham in'1SS7. is quot
cd at length in a Paris dispatch to the
Herald relative to the criticism OF Amer
lean jockeys now rife in England. He
said: 1T is beyond dispute that in races
ridden by American Jockeys they cannot
or VII mot keep their line. Hence accu-
sations Of foul riding of which so much
has been heard lately. This Is particu-
larly serious and is justly receiving the
close attention OF the Jockey club. l am
inclined to think that 1t IS not wilful, at
all events as regards many American
Jockeys. but rather that they lose their
heads entirely and go faE to win and
chance too much. Be 1t wilful foul riding
or question Of losing heads or of in
capacity, the fact remains and it must
be summartly stopped Warnings have
been given. and these are not regarded.
or through incapacity, cannot be followed
out; then, however good these Jockeys
otherwise may be they must go. Any
levek headed. unprejudiced sportsman of
whichever nationality, will agree with
this
American trainers are certainly clever,
but Wishard is no less than a wonder.
There IS no doubt about this and 1t is
acknowledged by every one, Newmarket
rivals or not. He has simply worked
wonders with horses.
II like American horses They ara NOT
pretty to look attn fact are vulgar look
ing horses, for the most part-but they
have done well and I like their action,
too. They seem to steal along with low
action, quite different from ours"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND S0EEs.

L. R. Dotson, one Of the prominent
and successful feeders in this county,
was a visitor at the yards yes lerday.
Yesterday was a recOrd-preaker for
light receipts of hogs at the Union
stock yards. Country shippers are wait
lag 10 see what the market IS going 10
do.
Dold killed IS head OF alfalfa lambs
yesterday. They were delivered In
wagons. from near Augusta Tae ian BIS
averaged 90 pounds, and were very fine.
James Vandiver is buying bulls al the
stock yards. Every time he AIDES one
10 the collection there IS a scrap te de-
terUine the natural position OF the new
conner in the aggregation.
AS an evidence that the winter Sc son
is here, the great trade in Do delica-
lessen may be mentioned. There are DEL
tcacies intended for winter use, and last
evening the orders sent out by express
amounted TO 5000 pounds.
Dold got a car load Of Turks Island
salt last night This salt is used in
curing special brands of meat because
Of its absolute purity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
CITY IN 3 3I=E.

Labor Commissioner Johnson is IN the
city.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Getto Ieft yesterday
on six months trip to Germany.
Glen Fairckild Of Kingman. was IN the
1ty last night eal5ute to Kansas City.
Mr.. silas Brown resumed yesterday
from a few days business trip 60 Cheney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wsinschenk have moved
into their new home, at SO South law
renee.
M L. A Watson has returned from
Colorado and is at his post of duty at the
Weinschenk grocery.
The Ere department was called out at
= o'clock last night by the burning Of
an awning at 154 North Main street.
Mrs. NseIey Of 1431 Otis avenue, has
tust returned from a visit of several
weeks in Sioux City and Burlington,
Iowa.
DR.. s. A. Bass, who has been attending
a post graduate course at the Durham
Medical college q Chicago, will return
TO the city next Friday
! Mrs. c. A. White and daughter. Flossie,
bf St Louis. have returned 10 their home
hitter an extended visit with her parents
MIR and Mrs. Il. VI Sites.
Judge Wall returned yesterday from a
drip In the western part Of the state.
3ehsre he was engaged in the trial Of
isome important cattle cases.
/ Miss Ida Cashion has resums ID her po-
3si,ion as stenogra pher for the Iucca COM
lpany after three weeks vacation spent
Visiting relatives in St Louis.
w D. Lsrmore received a telegram
chat his mother at anderson. Ind, died
yesterday afternoon. He left last evening
nor there TO attend the funeral.
Mrs. 4. Pemberton of Emporia, who is
accompanied BY her eldest daughter.
Ruth is paying the families Of Colonel
aid r. p Murdoch, her brothers, visit
JMiss Jennie Davis Of st. Lolhs, who has
been visiting Mrs. Hirsh ana Mrs. Harry
ssnyder. left for her home today. Miss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
KHEAI some BETTER
Due Mainly to Unsettled
Weather Northwest
DECEMBER ENDS AT IA So
Coarse Grains Higher; Pro-
visions Unchanged to Higher.

Chicago, Oct. N.-Uns.ttIed weather in
the northwest was mainly responsible for
a small advance in wheat today. Deem
Der closing &c over yesterday. Corn
closed NC and oats &c higher. Prov7s-
ions at the close were unchanged TO Zlzc
W.
Aside from one or two moderate spurts
of activity, wheat wat a quiet market
throughout the curt allied Saturday ses-
sion Aside from rather heavy selling
by a prominent buyer yesterday the mar
ket was without feature. Offerings were
absorbed by the local Grove Sellers
were influenced By lower cables, while
the buying has As its motive unsettled
weather in the northwest, a better gem
eral demand for flour st Minneapolis
of the North Dakota crop had already
been marketed and that the crop this
season was practically no good, many
not getting their seed back December
and sold to Nc, the first hour. \ hen
the market gradually worked up 10 49,
4lizc, and closed firm, &c higher. a.
Use. Cash sales here and at the sea-
board were light Heavy worlds ship
ment 6gures and an increase in the Wis
ible are expected 10 be shown Monday.
Seaboard cleersnces were Equal TO 49,
COZ bushels. Primary receipts aggregated
bus hels last year. minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 500 cars. against 4Ss LAST
week and rs a year ago. Local receipts
were 1913 cars, seven of contract grade.
Corn was moderately active and firm,
bull S.news .. war coming manly from
a good cash demand. although steady
cables and light country offerings iwere
also items friendly to the pr &c. There
was good buying nearly all he session
by commission houses particularly those /
with seabcard connections. Shorts cover
ed moderately, figuring that today's cash I
sales were additions 10 the heavy export
business done yesterday and the dav be-
fore both here and al the sea board. Z
Receipts were 52S cars. December sold
between 3514 and sS7sc, closing &c up. a.
S5Ssc.
Oats were quiet but firm. helped by The
wheat and corn strengte light country
offerings and a prospect OF wet weather. I
Receipts were is3 cars. December y Id
between Zg2c and 21sc, closing &c
higher, at 22fsc.
Provisions were quiet. but firm. Hos
receipts were light and prices at the
yards higher. The cash demand was
been recently. Packers, however, were
buyers of lard and RIBS for future deliv-
cry. January pork sold between 81 10
and s11.45 and closed unchanged, at S1l 10
January lard between s.65 and $40,
closing 212c higher, at s.. 67i9c and jan
uary RIBS between 81 .021k and S6.05. with
the close PIC up. at sS.0212qS.S. On one
trade october pork dropped TO Sl4
Estimated receipts Monday; Wheat,
$50 cars; corn, go; oats, 800; hogs, g. 900
head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-21
FOOT BALL

chicago. Oct @-Chscago veat down
10 defeat On Der Own Eridiroa today or
TIE Arst tine n 10 years- When the
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ST LOFTS.
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