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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24

Of patriotism. They shoun|
taught to obey their parents 4
respect all rightful authority,
public should be taught resue.,|
all officers Of the law inasmus'|
they represent the law itself, 4
should be such a public sentiI
as will make yellow Journal
impossible. Men who are !,
head of our government should
be made the target for all the
abuse that bitter partisanshiu
aim at them. Once elected
dignity of the office to which \
have been elevated should in N
protect them from these foolish
cowardly attacks.
AS aforesaid, American GOV
ment and American ciyilizs'
are essentially Anglo-Saxon. +
freedom ef speech speech and of ad
which can be safely exercise
our own race cannQt be 81
trusted to those who are allie,
birth, in education, and in t
ideas. The better class of
citizens should assert themst
everywhere, especially in our
ger cities where the ignorant
alien classes are a constant
ace to good government. 1t /.
safe, as one of our religious
ters has said, for our 5000
| christian voters to WELD less i
ence politically than $50, 600 81
keepers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
.ANARCHY.

1t matters not how we loath TO
acknowledge the existence OF an
archy within our borders, it is
here. 1t is we'll to know its origin,
how propigated, and how to pre-
vent its spread, but what concerns
us most is how TO rid our country
of the home and foreign produc-
ton which is gaining in favor with
and recruiting from the vile classes.
A Czolgosz may be electrocuted
and Emma Goldman may be ex-
lied. but what about the seed they
have sown in the hot beds OF SIM
We would urge the enaction OF
laws by which the anarchist in
theory would be dealt with as one
of practice, by which organizations
may be squelched and the spirit
returned to its corrupt source.
1t was prudent man, wise in
thought and warning in speech,
who said: "Be careful that in
obliterating anarchy you yourself
do not become an anarchist.
All opposition to laws are de-
grees of anarchy, and if this spirit
is cherished and harbored it would
prove an incentive to anarchy to
that degree that would destroy
every representative, OF d just the
ory. Then it appears that educa-
ton is necessary to weed out the
vile sentiment. Again the anarch-
ist brain is corrupt and a measure
to stop his growth would be to
withhold the feed that stimulates
it. Our legislators, National and
State, have responsible duty to
perform, and their constituents
should, by serious consideration,
become fruitful of practical meth
DDS to be used by our lawmakers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
Embarks in Merchandise.

Mr.. r. Il. Judy has purchased
Mr.. w. r. knights one half inter
est in the hardware firm Of Berry
& knight, Sharpsburg, and will
take possession Jan. lst, 1902. We
don't like to give up Mr.. Judy and
his excellent family. They are of
Montgomery county's best citizens
and are a genuine loss. However,
since they have decided to leave
us, we don't know of county we
would rather have them than Bath.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
PubIicSa|t
LAND STOCK AND CROPS
Farming implements. House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
hs Executor of 4. p. Campbc J, dccc .el
Will sell at public sale,
Wednesday. October @. 1901.

At his late residence two miles south of
MldGlc,own, ON The Mlddlctown a. "A in mr
pike, his farm COZ taiui about ,t3 a re
Ncnient I" ch;.ith. schOo :. ~ Is and fe'cplHil
The land is IN line order, rs ac es IN vOVdla
virgin soil: 70 acres in corr. The remainder
been Ia bluegrass ioi 20 ycaIs. All is watelt
Stoner and never failing springs. The npt
menfS consist ~ y room dwelling house. Isl
barns. cO~ house, house lOr 10 a,a, NasVn
unp'cmca house, corn crib. servant and
house, and al other ontbuildings. A young
chard. The improvements. fencing, water z
Hlc new '.id oi -uDs-antia4 ...ltc la;. TINS II
"f the most desirable farms on the market.
y u .,lsu sci' ~ sam ~ AZ ,i --..
sonalty cons sting of tO Il &c ding Nv es. juca
9o Trimmed l.amns, Meat Hogs, 30 shoats' o y
Cattle, Red Polled Milk Cows . Polleu llcliu
J Ext ealling Steer. 3 FXtr Steer CalN,
cav ing heifer, Heifer Calf, ] Sky ear 2
Work Mule, good six ycar-Old Harness Ge'
ng. two-vear-od Filly. / yearlng FIJI
Bi0oi Mares, Colts. about 10 acres of Co D.
me Held. new Settles Bieag Cart and ralie
] Duinp Cart, Fa u, Wagon. ! Hay Frame
New Feed Sleds Deerng Mower. PlOws. Pl
Gear, saddle, shoyels Hoes, Diggers. scYu.
Grain Cradles, Scaldine Box, New TarpauN
etc \ complete list Of Quarry Tools, an tAI
set OF Carpenter Tools and all Farm To'ls
renee Csts, a lot Of Seasoned umbcI, 200
smooth and Barbed Wire, Meat, Lard, and m;
th!iS' 100 numerous to mention
me SAFE III begin at 10 O'clock.
4, ms made known ON day OF sale.
ANY one wishing to see farm or stock call
me az my home, on John A. Rice on the premi
MAY GOFe, Executor
W-it North Mlddletown, n.y.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
NO GUARD.

President Roosevelt does not
ak for body guard, having conf
cence in our laws and the officers
in charge The President should
be closely watched and the wretch
who would make demonstration
TO do him harm should be dealt
with promptly md legally.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
City Property.

We note the public sale of resi-
dence property belonging to Hon.
w. A. Young, of Morehead. This
property is desirable and is situa
ted on corner of High and Queen
streets. Sale will lie on Saturday,
Oct. 18th. at 2 o'clock.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
Nominees.
ing

At mass meeting of Republi-
cans at the court house Saturday
afternoon a fusion ticket for coun-
ty offices was put in the field as fol-
lows. Major A. L. Wood, Repub
lican, for County Judge; H. Clay
Mckee, Gold Democrat, County
Attorney; Ed Mcclure, Republi-
can. for Sheriff; John Fisher,
Republican, for Assessor; Miss
Rannie Burroughs, Democrat, fol
Superintendent of County Schools.
In precinct meetings the following
persons were named as candidates
for Magistrate; lst c. G. Thomp-
son; 3rd Thomas Barrow; 4th
Walker Fickline; 9th j, c. Trim
BILE,
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24

Mr.. John Cox brought to our Of
fee last week specimen of the
mammoth butter beans. They are
enormous.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
On Trial.

The trial of Leon Czolgosz, as
sassin of President Mckinley, be-
gan before the New York Supreme
Court at Buffalo Monday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
A. o. U. W. Attention.

Your assessment will be due OF
September 2Sth. Pay same by that
time and avoid suspension.
w b. O'CONNELL. Financier.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
A THOUGHTFUL ADDRESS

We would ask our readers to
give thought to the article headed
"Anarchism" by Prof. H. M.
Gum, Superintendent of our City
Graded School. Much real infor-
nation can be found therein, be-
sides the suggestion that may put
our people to thinking and solv-
ing. We give much of our space
to this terse, poignant writer and
trust this address may serve an
incentive to others TO contribute
of the results of their own reason
ft,n
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24

Millinery opening this week
Friday and Saturday--at I. p
Martin & Cos.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24

Opening Friday and Saturday at
T. p. MAJ tin d Co.'S.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
Registration.

1t is incumbent on voters to reg
lister next Tuesday, October l..
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
Attention Voters.

Next Tuesday is Registration
Day
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
For Sale.

Seed wheat of the best varied
I0-4t j. S. HERRlorl
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
For Sale.

McSherry Wheat Drill at a bar
gain at
III st j. ). HERRIoTT:
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
For ConstipatIon

Take Lyons Laxative Syrup; II you don't like
Il better than any Laxative you have ever used,
your druggist win refund the money. Price 2bo
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24

Don't forget Mrs. X. o. Clarke's
millinery opening Friday and Sat
urday of this week.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
TIE RESr OATS.

Ralston Health Oats, Zoe.
Ralston Barley Food, l5c.
Ralston Breakfast Food, 15c.
Purina Health Flour, pounds
for zoe.
Purina Health Flour, ~ pounds
for 35c
Purina Pancake Flour, I0c.
These are Inc finest goods on
the market.
THOMPSON Gro. Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
Renting.

As agent for NV mother, M,s. ss....c 4. ~
yen; WIN rent publicly to the highest and pc
bidder for money rent, on
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
Thursday. October 10. 19O

All in high state OF cultivation, and fu,.
practically new. Improvements cons.a
dwelling of thirteen rooms new y painted I'd
ern in structure, cistern at door; ice. canai
poultry. smoke and. wood hous,s. cabin, vi
shop, large tobacco and stock bans: new toli \
co warehouse with screw, scales, etc, lOca,d
roadside These buildings a practically I'd
some of them built last year. Plenty tolal
land, and some timber. including m ny csua
for posts. large orchard with all KINDS Oi find
IN fact, just the place If you want a mcld
country home in one of the best neighborhoods
the State. Reason for selling, am in mercmi
busines and do not need the farm.
Also at same time the following stock will
offered: 100 Extra Mountain Eve, used 3
year; 40 head shropshire Down Ewes, bret
standard ram, sired by Newton Lord. the " ON
Fair favOrite; about 20 kwe Lambs by ram na
toned above; 20 Buck Lambs by same; loi
. Cal e.. 10 home bred iicifer-. lair5-' eal-
Mare Work Mules; yealllng Bun. some lls
Farming implements, etc; about 20 acres a
in field. one large Strrw Stack.
sale viii begin lnomptl, at 10 o'c'ock.
TIE m Mate known on day OF sale.
JACOB kNERMtN.
II. 5. CAYwooD, Auc. North Middletown, a.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24

Register next Tuesday, October
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24
Public Sail
Land, Stock, Crop, Ri

will offer for sale my farm Containing al
la acres, situated two miles east Of North n
dletown, Bourbon county, KY, on the h
pike, on
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-09-24


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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
SLASH.

BYTOM. W ostatnioh, die
siecia latach, Bytom sig bardze
s%polszozys i wog6le Jest c~gniskiem
ruchu polskiego TAX p,sse "Bres'
lauer Ztg'. a d,daie ze ME byioby
SIC to stale, edyby Bytom by'
s,edz,ba rejency'. zamiast oddalo-
nego cd obwodu przemYslowego
Opola. W tel sprawie zslisuje
"D~ienn,k Szlqsk," nsst}puj9ce
uwagl: Myll sic "Breslauer Ztg",
gdvz rozwoiu ludno6ci polskiej
laden Rad supe4nie powstrzyms6
ME moze.
. Lpdno6t polska Jet ma Cor
nym Szlssku ma swe] z,emi ojczy~
stei, u eieb'e, jei s'&s jest zywiofo-
va. Opole jest s'edsiba rejeaoy,
a jedrak to ME przesskadsa&o, re
tam za&"zono gazette. kt6rs do dis
istnseie swoi wpiyw tax rozsse-
rztla, ze powiat opolski wybiera
ME tylko do parls menu, gdzle
Jest tajne g%}oso~an,e, ale nawet
do seimu, gd>ie jawnle g}csuja,
posiow pc wolid mytl, ludno6ci
polskle1. wbrew wszetkin zab'e~
gum przeciwnjk6~. "'Rreslauer
ZtE". p,sze ]e-zoze, ze " Bytom'u
ma nien'eckie z~apvtsnie, coras
c~zescie] otrsymuje siy cd robotn;-
ka poIsk4 odpo~ledz. W%hlocznie
sic to odnos, do ruchu ~kup,eckie-
90, to Enaczy. robot0lk polski W
sklepach uiemieck ich kupc6w zada,
abv 20 polsku min rozmawial'.
Tax powinno bye. S&awa kazdemu.
k,orv "a sw61 pieniadz 4ada 20
sklepsch, zyc'u handlowem a.
szauowania ie<yka polsklego. Do
tego niemieccy zydowsoy wspd4-
obYwatele pow;nui aiY przyzwy-
o.ait ! postarac s'e o pomocnik6w
pc polsku m6w,qcych. jezeli saml
pc polsku ME m6wia. Nasi pomoo-
niev haudlow 4, powinni z4dat oso~
bnei zapfaty "a znaiomo6d jesyka
polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
PsNCZYNA (PIess). w
Ledz,nla " kosc, ale powstal og,eh
i tax sig ro~zsserzy}. ze polar Erie
ssczyt po}owe m'asta.
PADEREWSKl " KATO

PADEREWSKl " KATO
WICACH. - Ka,owlc,e m's1y "a
szczyt przYjmowsuia sw,ch mu.
rach mistrza ton6w Paderewski-go
Cafe K~tow,cle 50 pod wrazeniem
lei cudow pej mu-yk', kt6ra z pod
srtyszycznych palc6w nietrzB ply
he}A ma Gaia sale, a ktore] urox
wywarty ma s}uchh each, udz,el'1
sic miastu, okolicy, Slqzkowi Ma
p}vw cyl ogromy, niasto robi}o
w~ra3enle uroczVstego swieta. By
| smy przen,es,eni " lnnv SWAT
poezyi. Pvduiesieni jeste6my ma
ducbu, 10 nar6d polski takich nil
etrz6w wydaje. Oh m%istrxo~i,
kt6ry zwiedzIvszy nasz uk0chanY
Slazk, to staropolsk9 dsleIo,ce,
dzwieki'm przeplyxnej muzyki
zrY~a j. do nowego zyc,s i tchnie-
MIA jedna, wieIk9 j wsp6lna idea
narodowa!
z RYBNICK1EGO. w paratii
Wielk;e czYli Ksiazecie Rudy, sie-
ks'ecia raciborsk'ego, ME-
dawno temu odbyfa SIC iak pisze
G. o." ~nabozehstwo dzlekczynne
"a zni~o. Oko'ica ia czysto polska,
lecz m,mo to ola kilku w1oscian
suiemczonycb. ktdrych ojcowle
.gwarzyl, jezykiem Daszym, l 1edY-
nego majatku ksiazectgo, odby}o
',e to nabozenstwo " jesyku ME-
to Jest z sp'ewem j kaza-
n,em nam obcem. Ludzie burzyli
zig juz przedtem, ale, re ma wskros
'eligijri, ~pod9zyll do koscio}a
'pokoinie sluchali slow bozych pc
z nsjw,eksza cierpllwo-
gdyi takowych ME srozumiel:
Idly ]ednakte " koncu za,n:ono..
Vano melodye ,,Grosser Colt wir
onen dich't: wtenczas z pe}nei
oiersi zacze'l 6p'ewa6, moze jak
l'gdY ~jeszcze: ,,Ciebie B IL wiel-
'imy - ~zag}uszy'i Choir, organy i
tax ze ostatn' n,e ~iedzac
rady, gre zostosowet musia}
10 spiewu p~araflan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
WARSZAWA.- Budowa bal

WARSZAWA.- Budowa bal
targowych ma placu Mirowskim
!dobiega Jul do kohca. Oba budynki
ma zewnqtrz j wewnatrz 90 zupe}~
ME wy%kon.zone. Obecnie wy8oh.
czone. Obeco'e wyxohcza sic nice
kt6re stol,k! do handlu oyrodo.
w'zoami. ]atkr orsz baseny du
przechowYwsnia ryb t. d. Pre-
dzialy " iatkach "a wY}ozone ka-
a.ni. wszyst<ie cz.s;i metalowe
s. prb'elAne. sto}y marmurowe, "
TAXI am soos6b ur2aozoDe 50 sto-
l4kl ola ogrodo*izn. Zbiorplk, ola
ryb, .rJbione z g.ub-go b'a&ego
mArmuru, z opatrzone> - " przy'
rzady wodoci.go~e Hale vewnatrz
w>@o>one q ceg|a ksfowq. pod}og'
wszedz,e zrobiono z lerrakoty. Su-
fifty uad ~we]sciaml ,omalowane "
secesyl. 6clanY i suflty "
pi~n;cach ma owano nj olejno. Ma
obyd~a gmachy IS upiek.
szone ozdobnemi wazonam', pate
ram, oraz gusto ~n4 ornamentacya
2 godfam haudlu. W tych dniach
PREY stapia do aporzadkowania pla~
" okoio hal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
poc6z ~cierpiec?

poc6z %cierpiec?
Uzywaj~
Doktora B0iYNCA
Gorzk.ego wilma.
Tysiace os3b, kt6re IN
JUL ME mia}y nadzici @
wyzdrowienia, "a
wdziecza temu lecznl-
czemu napojowi swoje
wyzdrowienie. Wszel. M
kie choroby, jake to ~
dlspepsya, katar To-
}adka, cho1oby me-
rex, watroby. wyrzu- @
ty sk6rne, neuralgia Is.
os}abienie nerw6w oraz ;a%
rheumatyzm leczy pew .*E:ss9:n
ME i gruntownle. Do s1zA 1n
WOODEN 50 tysiace POI ~~
dziekowah cd ludzi, kt6rzy xostall
wyleczeni tern Gorzkiem Winem.
Oto n p. twiadectwo:
Dnia 81 Pazdsiernika Z. r. spadlem z
kary ~uliczne). ! 8 1azy operowany. ME
mialem nadzie'. odsyskania kiedykol-
wick zdrowia Bsdac " kurscy1 ME
mia}em 3adnego apetytu. iadue lekar-
stwo ME skutkowalo. Wtenczas przy-
jaciel moi zaleci} mi Gorzkie vino Dra
Boiyhca, . wypiwssy 20 trosze jedss
butelke, saczllem doznawa6 ulRi, .
utvwa;ac nadal tego leksrstwa. zostalem
zupelnle wylecsouy. sksadan przeto
publ,czne podziekowanie Panu Doktv-
owl, Botyhcowi i polecam )ego CORR
KIE VINO c,erpiace, ludzko6ci.
Z szacunkiem
DR.. B. Wodzifski !.
$50 Noble Str. Chicago. nj.
Pan Dr.. Bo1yhcz swoje
GORZKlE VINO IAN fabryku;e.
Otc jego adres: DR.. NJ. BUzYNCZ,
5l9 Milwaukee ,ve.. Chicago, III.
Generality agent: Teofll Sajewicx
1909 Hoyne ave-, Chicago, Ill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

PROCESS o polskis im,ona.
Kupieo pan Tuoholsk'. p~rezes>.,So"
ko}a" " Bytomiu usysks} W tvch
dn,ach uwatoiajscy wyrok kamer~
gerychtu n sprawie polskich 'mion
" urzpdowych podan,ach. Pol;oya
bytomska zawezwa}a pana Tuchol-
skiego. tebY W urzedowych poda.
mach PREY %zg}aszar,u ma policye
nowvch oz{onk6w ,.Sokofa" poda,'
wal przY odnosnem nazwisku ~ste-
pujacego ]ego 'mie " niemieck'em
brzmien,u. Prezes ,.Soko}a'' ME
zastosowak sic do tego rozporza
dzenia i odebral wskutek tago
msndat ma ksre pieniezna. Sad
4awpiczy .tek i izba karna satw,er-
dz,}y wyrok,eu. kare na{oion9 p.
Tucho!skiema. lecz kamergcrycht
" Barhnle zn)6al ten wvrok ponie
wat preses Towarzystwa jest xobo-
wlasanY plsa6 nazw,ska ozlonk6w
tax, Jak oni saml je podaja; presee
ME %potrEebuie tYoh naswisk Ito:
macsy6. Posostawia sig policy dc
wolf stwierdsi6 - napjsano v
wyroku kamergeryohtu - os1
cslonkowie podali 1--WE lmions
prewdyiWe lub tel ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05
Polska pod Moskalem

SMlER9 sZPIEGA. - Pod
tYm tytu4em donosi warsza wski
Robotn,k. Stefan Oraczewski, mai
ster laklernlczv, pred trzema laty
odda} " rece policy kllku tova-
rzysz6w. Dawniej m,a} wtasny
~arsztat;; " tym roku zacEaf pra-
cowat W warsztaoie Strzaleckiego.
dokad dosts} sic "a protekcya poll
Cyl. Tutaj szp,clowaf robotn,A6w,
opr6cz togo weszyi socysl.st6w pc
ul,caoh. Dnia IA wrzesn,a, W So
bote. po ~wyp&acle wyszedt Z var"
sstatu. Ma al. Obozniej zosta& .abi-
ty. Sprawcy zsboistwa uda<o sic
sb,edz.
~CZFsTOCHOWA. Pr,eor x.
Reimann "a Jasnej G6rze po.tsw,l
posag Matki Bosxiej Czsstochow :
skiej: Postara& sic tak4s o xapro~
wadsenle wodoe'ag6w ola paths
k6w, kt6rym brak woody dotych-
csas bardzo dokucxa{. Ursadz,l
ta<te piekne staoye Meki Psnskitj.
kt6'ych wYkonanie poleoif arty6oie
We]onskiemu. Slowem x. Prxeo,
wielkie po}ozvt sas}ug, ola klasstu..
ru. Drzewo ma RUSTIC wanie do bu-
dowy w'etv zwl.xh p~araf,anie ,
las6w r.qdowych be1ylatnie.
EE kl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-12-05

BYTOM. - PartYa oentrowa
postanow,}s PREY wyborach do radY
niejsk,ef postawiidt srzeoh polsk'ch
kandydat6w misd.y ,n,,naym,
p.na >Cs.pls i dr.. sspyre = Hs~
k.ty.tyo.ne p,sse ME posisdais
sle 70 slodo, i wymydlaia ma ceo~
trums
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-06
ARE YOU SICK?

If so, do not waste further time cx- perimenting, but consult Dr. Kei;b, the Specialist. He will examine you adn find out your exact condition and start at the cause of your trouble and will tell you honestly whether you can be cured or not
 Dr. Keith has over 800 patients now taking treatment ani many nave al- ready received sufficient benest 1o recommend him to you after other doctors had failed to even relieve.
 If you are sick or afflicted with any chronic disease, call and be exam;nni it will cost you nothing for eonsu!ta. tion.
 The Doctor is a graduate of the University of the City of New York, New York State. and holds special diplomas showing ms experlence la chronic and private diseases. His diplomas are open to the inspection Of all
 Dr. Keith has compiled with the medical laws of the state of Arnansas and has recorded hIs diploma with the County Clerk of Jefferson County.
 If you are sick or afflicted in any Way, do not fail to call and see pr Keith at once
 Call up old phone 79) or new phone 4o5 and make app Airtmcnt to see Br Keith
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-06
Man in the Moon Waa 79.ie.

A function recently given m New port by Mrs. Hermann Gelrichs was de- signed exclusively for women, but in order 10 compensatss sn | measure for the absence of the other sex the man in the moon was there i'll all his glory. A large artificial moon was provided. This moon, which was about three feet across, was put on a pole i,ty feet high, with a black curtain at It's back and sides, and placed at the rear of the large lawn, and was first seen as the guests entered the veranGa where the dinner tables were placed. Tie face of the man in the moon painted on the luminous disk was twisted a bit and he appeared to be tipping cheerful wink at the dining party. This fea- ture was Mrs Oelrichs' own idea an; was most realistic, as none of the makeup could be discerned at the distance it was placed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-06
A WIFE "SURVIVES.'
FRANK PILE. WHO ELoPED WITH
 MRS. DAVIS, A WASHER.
Sent Ills Wife on Visit to Her Parents at leavenworth Kan.
 and Then Came Here.

Clyde Pile, who cloped from this city last Saturday with Mrs. Frank Davis, formerly Miss Maud Fur. and left MT. Davis here to do the best he can, is not a single man. Ac- cording to information received from Fort Smith, Pile has wife. and they resided on North Fourth street in that city for about year In fact. Pile came to Pine Bluff direetFv from Fort Smith, where he was employed Dy an insurance company. He is said to have been high roller in the Border City and proved quite mash CT there, notwithstanding his wife kept close watch on him. Just he. fore coming to Pine Bluff Pile sent his wife to Leavenworth Kan. to visit her parents. Doubtless her visit will be lengthy one He resided here only a few days when he elopod with Mrs. Davis. Pile also has a sis ter-in-law living on North Sixth street in Fort Smith.
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Drying preparations simply devel- op dry catarrh; they dry Up tho secre- tions which adhere to the membrane and decompose causing a far more se- rlous trouble than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all drying inhal= ants and use that which cleanses. soothes and heals. Ely,s Cream Balm IS such remedy and will cure ca. tarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly. All druggists sell it at 30 cents or it will be mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St, N. Y.
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DR. $. M. DAVtkPORT, Osteopathic Phs sic an
 oniee ieI West 9th .tve ltl N U ..1 L. LII. Alall-a A..--
Onice@iaaI West 9th !
PINE Fl 5GfF ARkAN@

Dr. Davenport is a graduate of Dr= Stills American School of Oste0pathV of Kirksville, Mo. He has had much experience in the operating rooms and has met with great success in treat ing both ACUTE and CHRONIC dis eases.
 Osteopathy cures when all other methods fail. WE USE NEITHER KNIFE OR DRUGS.
 Osteopathy removes the CAUSE, whether bony or muscular, inere $ blood flow, stimulates nerve action. In short, assists nature to overcome disease by adjustment of the machn. cry of the human body.
 Literature explaining Osteopathy will be sent upon application.
 CONSULTATION AND EXAMINA- TON FREE AT OFFICE. ostcop- athy has cured thousands. Why won't it cure you?
 Office and residence, 421 ". Fifth avenue.
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Mrs. ". A. Mcknight of Tucker, is visiting in the city.
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A DARING VOYAGER.
Massachusetts Girl Intends to Cross
 the Ocean In Il Small Boat.

Very few 1Syearold girls would care to make trip across the Atlantic in an open boat. however fond of salt water they might be. But Miss Albena Car penter of Charlestown, Mass, is not an ordinary girl, as her determination to cross the ocean in d boat II feet long shows. Miss Carpenter expects to ac-
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Population of Canaln,

The population of the Dominion of Canada, according to the census taken in 1871, was 3,625,o24; the census of 1881 made it f. 324 ,S10. and that of 1891, 4,S33,239, an increase over the pre- ceding decade of 1l.76 per cent
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Father of the H. Ouse."

Michael Biddulph, the London bank.
 CT, who has just retired from parla- ment, represented Herefordshire for 35 consecutive years. Mir. Beach, the Father of the House." and Sir Wilfrid Lawson probably will be the only members of the next parliament whose terms of service date back to the sos.
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Ladies, Three Dozen Free.

Dr. Charcot's Anti-Germ Pastillcs. Positively infalible in troubles pecu- liar to the sex. Monthly remedy
 Never disappoint. Harmless. Simple. Convenient Particulars with free box. pr Julia Pinard, Wood Bldg, Nassau St. New York City dtf
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company Captain W. X. Andrews who has made several trips across deep wa ter i'll such d diminutise craft. Miss Carpenters parents have given theiF consent to her proposed voyage, and she expects to start next June. Nee,i= less to say. the Massachusetts girl . q thorough mermaid, tt home in the Ha- ter and familiar with every detail ef small boat sailing.