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TINS state. Pays weekly Sick Benefits,
Birth Benefits and Dsat. Benefits
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SATURDAY, JAN. 10, 1900.
The FIRST
HONOR PUPILS
HIGH AND NORMAL SCHOOL.
Week Ending January IL, 1901.

Senior A Grade Clemeutine Davis
Ardelia Jackson, Willie Nilsson, Eula
III \ Whittle.
Senior B-MSrion Jones.
intermediate A I-Carrie Adams.
Jonior A IL lie Brock
Senior B-Josephine Dsvie.
MOORE SCHOOL.
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ANITA, and al points South and South
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AOs Iva
9th Grsmmar-Mrs. r. d. Bowser
teacher.-Louise Brown.
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1st Grsmmar-Miss M. H. Smith,
te.cheI-Elizabeth Howard, Maggie
Baker.
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9th Grammsr-Miss n. L. Chiles
teaeher-Willie Jackson, Lindsay Tay,
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9Th Primary - Miss L. ]. Corbin,
teacher-Mary Daggett, lamar Carter
George Grey.
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Bird Grsmmar-Mr. ID. Webster Dsvis
teacher-Willie Scott, Chsrles Tinsley,
Eva Graham. Alberta Hughes, Lille
Lipscomb. Sarah Minor, Belle Morris,
Mary Qusrles.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
.$3,4O6,3S2.66
Rapist Bound Over.

Will Burton, colored, was bound over to the Pulaski county grand jury on the charge of assaulting d 12-year-old colored girl It is al- legged the crime was committed dur ing the progress of a dance at park used by colored people. When it be- came known that the assault had been committed, the crowd made Il rush for Burton, who would have been roughly handled had not friends rushed him from the grounds. The evidence at his preliminary hearing was very strong against him.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
Delegates Appointed.

President J. A. Woodson, of the Arkansas state board of trade, has appointed the following delegates to the national river and harbor con- vention to be held in Baltimore in October: First district, F. D. Me Culloch, Marianna; Second district, J. s. Little, Fort Smith Third dis trict, T. c. MeRea, Prescott; Fourth district, c. C. Reid, Morrillton :; Fifth district, H. A. Dinsmore, Fayetteville; Sixth district, S. Brun- didge, Jr., Searcy.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
GIVING HIM A TIP.
But the Boarder Had Mistaken Man He
 Was Talking To.

When the new boarder went into the dining-room and sat down there was only one other person at the table. The new boarder had kind heart and thought he would be affable.
 T s'pose you've boarded here for some time" he said to the other man.
 'Yes."
 "How is it?" Any good?"
 "Yes, pretty fair. I have no com plaint to make"
 "Landlady treat you decent?"
 "Well, perhaps l ought to-" and then he hesitated.
 "Oh, never mind, old man," said the new boarder. 'That's all right. I'm on. But say, mebbe you never tried chucking her under the chin once in awhile? That's the way to get on with 'em. I never had landlady that didn't treat me Al yet. It's all in the way you handle lem. Call 'em sister and give 'em soft, sweet, cozy talk about their looks. That's the way to fetch 'em. I'll bet I can live here for month right now without being asked for a cent. Watch me nudge her when she comes in. Be- fore this time tomorrow she'll be tell
 
 ing me her family history. Poor old girl! She looks as if she'd had her troubles. Probably got tied up to some John Henry who was about man enough to shoo chickens out of the yard, and that's all. My names Hud- son. Let's see, haven't heard yours, have I?"
 "No-no, I believe not. But it doesn't matter, Pm just the land lady's husband."- ."-London Tit-Bits.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05

Miss Bessie Kellog, President of the Young Woman's Club, of Valley City. North Dakota, writes the following from First street, South, Valley City, North Dakota:
 "EVer since ' nafuredT suffered with severe monthly pains. The doctor did nof seem 10 understand what fhe trouble was and the medicine he pre- Scrfbed from time 10 time did nOf heIp me. He finally suggested that [ have an operation. One of my friends who had been cured of similar affIicfion through the use of Peruna, advised me 10 give # a trial firsf, and so ' used # for fhree weeks faithfully. My pains diminished very soon and within two months had none at aH
 "ThiS is six months ago, and dur ing that time Ihave not had an ache nor pain. IgiVe highest praise to Pe- runa. Every woman ought 10 use if, and feel sure that # would bring per- feet health. "-BESSIE KELLOG.
 The experience of Miss Bessie Kel- log, of North Dakota, ought to be read by every girl in the land. It is criti- cal period in a woman's life when she ceases to be girl and becomes wom- an. Very few pass through this period, without some trouble The doctor is
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
PERU MA AvERTS DANGER In That Critical Time When a Girl
 Becomes a Woman.

called and he generally advises an op- eratlon. Perhaps he will subject the patient to long series of experiments with nervines and tonics. The reason he does not often make a cure is be- cause he does not recognize the trou- ble.
 In large majority of the cases ca tarrh of the female organs is the cause. Peruna relieves these cases promptly because it cures the catarrh Peruna is not palliative or sedative or a nervine or a stimulant. It is a specific for catarrh and cures catarrh wherever it may turk in the system.
 This girl was lucky enough to find Peruna at last. As she says, the doc tors did not seem to understand what the trouble was and the medicine he prescribed from time to time did not help her. Peruna hit the mark at once and she is now recommending this wonderful remedy to all the other girls in the United States.
 Thousands of the girls who look at her beautiful face and read her sin cere testimonial, will be led to try Peruna in their times of trouble and critical periods. Peruna will not fail them. Every one of them will be glad and it is to be hoped that their en- thusiasm will lead them to do as this girl did-proclaim the fact to the world so that others may read it and do likewise.
 Mrs. Christopher Fliehmann, Am sterdam, N. r., writes:
 ''I have been sick with catarrh fthe stomach and pelvic organs for about five years, and had many a doctor, but none could help me. Some said I would never get over it. One day when read your almanac I saw those who had been cured by Peruna; then l thought I would try it. I did, and found relief with the first bottle took. and after two more bottles I was as we'll and strong as 1 was before. ."- Mrs. Christopher Fliehmann.
 If you do not derive prompt and sat isfactory results from the use of Pe- runa, write at once to Dr. Hartman giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis.
 Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
Killing at Little Rock.

W. J. Rexroad, painter, was shot and killed at Little Rock by Will Lemon, a stonemason. The shoot ing was over family troubles, Lemon claiming Rexroad had insulted his wife, and that he only did what any other man would have done in shoor- ing him. Before he died Rexroad made a statement in which he said he did not know why he was shot, as he had done nothing. Rexroad was shot in the back three times.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
A SIMPLE RULE.
No Time Like the Right Time for Do
 ing Things.

If you have an appointment, at a certain hour, to take a railroad train. or to meet a friend, or to do speci- fled work, there is no hour in the world that will do as well as just that hour for that specified thing. It will not do to be only 12 hours later. Not even six hours earlier will answer the purpose. Neither a little before the time, nor a little after, but the very time named, is the only time to be depended on. That is truth to be borne in mind in doing what we have to do, or in meeting any special ap- pointment. In all right use of our time, there is no time like the right time. We cannot improve on what is just right.-S. s. Times.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
Murder Will Out.

After living for twenty years near Russellville, raising a family and accumulating a fair competency, Louis Stephens was recently arrested and taken back to Bonham, Tex, to answer the chadge of killing a man named Simonds near the latter place in 1882. It is alleged Stephens real name is Mears.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
Hwin's Body Found.

The body of an Iron Mountain fireman named Irwin, who fell from his train, was found in the Saline river near Benton. Irwin disap- peared from his engine in myster- ious manner, the engineer not miss ing him until he had run about ten miles beyond the river. It is sup poed he fell off as the train was crossing the stream.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
TOO SUCCESSFUL.
The Lesson an American Learned in
 Paris About Advertis ing.

"Wanted-A young French wom- an to give lessons to an American gen. tleman. Apply Hotel -, ten o'clock Friday"
 The foregoingad dvertisement, print ed in Paris paper, almost caused a riot at the hotel at the hour named. The American gentleman was G. Webster Jones, of San Francisco. MT. Jones left'orders that he would re- ceive applicants in room at the ho- tel, and they might be admitted to the corridor pending his arrival When he got there he found a line that reached out into the street and ex- tended all the way to the Place Ven dome. Five hundred dashing Parisian women were clamoring for a sight of the American gentleman" They were unanimously resolved to give him lessons.
 Jones was paralyzed at the sight,
  and fled, leaving the hotel people to get out of the scrape as best they might. The manager and clerks argued in vain. The women would not be pacified. They clamored for sight of the eyasive American. The police were called. The women were put out, but more women kept com ing all day. The hotel was under po- lice protection for 24 hours. Jones fled to another hotel, a wiser, and per haps better man. He is now con- vinced that people read advertise ments, but he has retired from the business.-Paris Messenger.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
A Social Sherlock Holmes

''She claims to be from the east" we said, referring to the new arrival.
 'I have my doubts" remarked the ob- servant person. Have you noticed that when she shakes hands she only raises her hand to her chin? I do not think she is from any farther east than Pittsburg"
 It is well, when in society, to take note of these little things.-Baltmor Ameri-
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05

"Wanted-A young French wom- an to give lessons to an American gen. tleman. Apply Hotel -, ten
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
Like an EmpIoye.

When the night watchman found a strange man stealing funds from the vault of the bank his indignation knew no bounds
 You've got your nerve!" exclaimed the watchman. ''Anybody'd think you was em- ployed here, actually Pluck
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
BRIEF MENTION.

Essex Pipkins, the Cross county rapit, who was taken to Little Rock over a month ago to prevent him fall ing into the hands of lynchers, has been convicted and sentenced to be hanged October II.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
Condition of State Treasury.

The annual examination of the state treasury, as required by law, has been completed by Hon. Rees P. Hogins, of Russellville, who was appointed by the governor for that purpose. The report filed with the governor, shows no discrepan- cies, and MT. Hogins comments the treasurer and his force upon the cor rect and neat manner in which the books in the office are kept. The accountant found the following bonds, securities and money in the vaults:
 U. s. currency and coin. .S1, ,153, ,808.9t Warrants redeemed, gen
 eral revenue ........ 37,199.38 Warrants redeemed, com
 mon school fund. ...... 336.2S Warrants redeemed. sink
 ing fund ..... 5,272.34 Warrants redeemed tax due
 counties ..... ...-- 1,2O4.4S Warrants redeemed, pen
 sion fund ............. 45.sS Warrants redeemed, state
 capitol ......... ...... $500 Total .......... 1,197, ,952.4O
 w Brought forward ..... .$1,197, ,952 40 County scrip ........... 12,303.71 City scrip ............. 66.10 Auditors certificates =. 549.5O Governor Jones' notes. =. 103, ,94O.0O Three per cent funding
 bonds. .... 1,11S,5OO.oO Three per cent funding
 bonds coupons. =. ..... 973,O95 .OO Aggregating ..... .$3, ,406, 1882 .66
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
Don't Lend.

Some people are good friends till they owe you, and then they get mad. Washington Ia.) Democrat.
Woodruff County news., 1901-09-05
Deformed on the Inside.

Some outwardly handsome people are deformed on the nside.-Chieago Daily News.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19

chau; Ger ship Nesaia, from Talcahuano; Nor
ship Albania from Panama.
cdS,t NEAH BAYmPassed erI-,, in Oct 1S-U stmr
SEATTLE-Arrived Oct 17-Stmr Cottage
City, in tow of stmr Dirgo, from Skaguay.
Sailed Oct H-Jap stmr Kaga Maru, for
II a m-Stmr Pleiades for San Francisco; stmr
st Paul. for San Francisco.
Sailed Oct 1S-U S stmr Dix, for Manila
Arrived Oct B-Jap stmr Riojun Maru, from
Hongkong.
PORT LUDLow--Arrived Oct 1s-schr Snow
s, Burgess hence Oct 2.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PAPEETE-In port Oct Pr transport Du-
rance, FIR gunboat Zelee, Dan bark Embla.
'fih1 ArriIed i't Oct s-Br stmr ovaIan from A,ck-
land. ard sailed Oct for Auckland
SYDNEY-Arrived Oct 17-Br stmr Miowera,
from Vancouver
Star of Bengal. from Adelaide
HoNGKONG-Arrived Oct 1S-Br stmr Doric,
hence Sept 20.
SINGAPORE-Sailed Oct 17-Br stmr st
Quentin, for Boston.
MOJI-Sailed oct 16-Br stmr Langbank, for
TQUTQUE-In port Sept 14-schr Manila, dis
START PoINT-Passed Oct 14-Ger ship
MAN1LA--Arrived Oct 15-Br bark Kelver-
dale, from Newcastle, AIS.
CALETA BUENA-ArTivcd Sept 19-Br stmr
Copac, from New York
OCEAN STEAMERS.
LIvERPQOL-sailed Oct 1s-stmr Cymric,
for New York.
SYDNEY, NSW-Arrived Oct 17-Stmr Mio-
vera. from Vancouver, via Honolulu, etc.
CHERBOURG--Arrived Oct 17-st:nr Au-
GLAsGOW-Arrived Oct 1s-stmr Corean,
from Philadelphia.
MovILLE- Sailed Oct 1s-stmr Furnessia,
irs(9 s0UTHAProT TH1isTIF 1T Ns@ Sailed Oct stmr
Deutschland, from Hamburg, for New York
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
Dana ged in st. Lucia.

The American-Hawaiian Steamship
Company's American arrived from New
York, via ST. Lucia, the Straits of Ma
gellan and Coronel, yesterday. While
coaling in the West Indian port she met
with a mishap that will necessitate her
going on the drydock here. The tide went
out and the big 10000-ton liner settled
down on an uncharted rock. The chances
are that several of the outer plates have
been punctured, but as the American has
a cellular bottom the accident did not
delav her an hour. She left st. Lucia
August Il, passed through the Straits of
Magellan on September s and sailed from
Coronel on September 23- The entire voy-
age was made in 76 days, which is a good
run.
On September Z, in latitude As degrees
SO minutes south. longitude 60 degrees
minutes west the American passed the
British bark Formosa from Antwerp for
San Diego. The captain asked to be re-
ported all we'll
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
SAYS MOL|NEUX
WILL CD FREE
Ames, Handwriting Ex-
pert, Expresses His
Opinion.
Supreme Court Decision Is
Death Blow to the
Prosecution.

D. T. Ames, who was chief of the hand
writing experts employed by the Govern
ment during the famous Molineux mur-
Ger trial, states that in his opinion the
decision recently rendered by the New
York State Supreme Court will result in
the acquittal of the young millionaire.
The chief factor in the evidence result
ing in the conviction of MolineuX at the
former trial was the testimony of the eX-
perts that the person who addressed the
package which poisoned Mrs. Adams WAS
the same as the one who was responsible
for the Barnett and Cornish forgeries. In
the forthcoming trial this evidence can
not be admitted and as there is little else
detrimental to the defendants case it is
quite possible that he may go free.
Nh. Ames saws that he is firmly con-
vinced of MolineuX's guilt and that an
acquittal will be a gross miscarriage of
justice. To prove that MolineuX wrote
the address on the fatal package of bro
mo-seltzer it was necessary to use the let
ters which it is alleged he wrote to va
rfous medical firms under the names Of
Barnett and Cornish. The court holds
that the latter were not sufficiently au-
thenticated to be used as a standard and
the prosecution loses the groundwork of
its case.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
COMMERCE WITH
TAHITI GROWING
So Says Governor Paul
Feutier Of the Mar
Quesas.
Meat Will Be Shipped There
as an Experiment by
Next Steamer.

Governor Paul Feutier of the Marquesas
Islands arrived here yesterday en- route
TO Paris TO take a vacation and is staying
at the Grand. He says that the new
steamship service between this port and
Tahiti, which was instituted by the
Oceanic Steamship Company, is of great
benefit to everybody.
Governor Feutier says the commerce
between this city and Tahiti is rapidly in
creasing and that within short time all
the merchandise purchased in the islands
viii come from San Francisco.
The natives Of Tahiti are not anxious to
work. says Governor Feutier as nature
IN that part of the world is most gener-
Gus The natives live on q vegetarian and
fruit diet. Bananas and bread fruit grow
IN great quantities. and consequently the
natives do not have to work. On the next
trip Of steamer from San Francisco a
large shipment Of meat will be made as
an experiment.
The principal island of the Marquesas is
80 miles from Tahiti Governor Feutier
Is very anxious that the steamers should
call at this island. beth going and COM
ing. He says this island produces the
largest quantity of mother-of-pearl of any
place in the world. and a mutual benefit
could be established by the steamers call
ing in there.
Inspector General Lefevre is also en-
route to Paris. He is returning after a
tour Of inspection Of the military force
stationed at Tahiti.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19

ET HE names of all the ocean steam
ers that arrived and departed yes
terday began with the first letter
II of the alphabet. Those that de-
parted were the Pacific Mail Com
pany's Acapulco, which sailed for Pana-
ma and way ports, and the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company's Arequipa for Cen
trail and South American ports. The
American-Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany's American arrived from New York
before daybreak and the Oceanic Steam
ship Company's Australia from Tahiti,
with the French mail. docked about $50
a
The Australia was delayed at PapeeIe
owing to the arrival of the Australian
mail steamer Taviuni. 1t is a rule of the
port that any vessel which has discharged
must gy into the stream to make room
for the next vessel that comes in. Ac-
cordingly, when the Taviuni came in the
Australia had to go into the stream TO
make room for her and in consequence it
was Sunday afternoon instead of Satur-
day morning when the mail boat got away
On September 50. in latitude 10 degrees
south, longitude 145 degrees west, the pas
sengers and crew on the Australia wit
messed the formation of a WaterSpout
Captain Lawless says that in all the
years he has been to sea he never wit
messed such q sight before. A cloud no
DlSSeE lIldIl d Uldu IdIlu elppCelACO OAA
the horizon and approached the steam
ship rapidly, growing as it advanced
Suddenly il stopped and white space,
Ike a funnel, appeared in the midst Of 1t.
simultaneously the ocean under the cloud
began to boil and gradually rise up to
meet the vapor. Several times the water
fell back, only TO rise higher the next
time, but just as water and cloud We're
about to Join the disturbance made by
the Australia as she rushed through the
water broke the connection and the dis
play was over
The Australia took the account of Pres
ident McKinley's death to Tahiti She
signaled the news of the assassination to
the man-of-war Durance and the captain
of that vessel sent the news to the United
States Consul, and at the same time put
his flag at half mast.
The Australia brought up nineteen cab
in. seven second cabin and five steerage
passengers. Those in the first cabin We're:
w. F Dotv. Paul Feutier and wife. Miss
Jane Feutier, Mrs. Lizzie Gooding and chill
Mrs Nathalie Jauannet and two children,
Max Kurka, DIR. Henri lie Moine, wife and
child; General Julius Lebre, Clavius Marius
wife and three children.
Second cabin-M. w. Davis, Eli Hoton
Amedee Maret and wife, James May, NGuyen
Hawk Bang, Huynh Van Tho, Richard Riddle
and Henry Sidles.
Among the AUstralia's cargo were al
cases of vanilla, II ,925 bags cOpra, 81 $40
cocoanuts, lot Of fungus and some gen.
eral merchandise.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-19
The Areouipa's Cargo.

The steamer Arequipa sailed yesterday for
Valparaiso and way ports with a general mer-
chandise cargo valued at $41915, manifested
and destined as follows: For Mexico, $12- 2-511
Central America $S372; Panama. $1,000; Peru,
s13 S64: Ecuador, S3O1S; Chile S3CS0 The prin-
cipal shipments were as follows
To Afexico-10 cs 974 gals wine, bbls -four
945 1kgs railroad material, 1850 lbs grease, cs
rubber goods, 20 plgs groceries and provisions
1872 pkgs fruit and vegetables, LOG cs lbs gals
wine, 2oO lbs spices, 442O bdls shocks ~ kegs
nails SO pkgsi paints and oils, pigs
lead, 20 bis hay. horses 2SSo lbs lbs soda
II cs drugs, - crs potatoes, l2o tons
meals, SKIS bran, SKIS middlings, S2,75G #
lumber, 11C9 lbs 10 cs dried fruit $50 lbs lard.
eooos % 345 gals cocoanut oil. IL pkgs agri-
cultural implements, 513 lbs nuts, 225 lbs ham
ana bacon, 4 bales bags.
To Central America-1525 bbls -four bales
leather. eS pkgs groceries and provisions )