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The Republican journal., 1903-02-12
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Deferred from last week. ]

Deferred from last week.
HALLDALE.
Rev. and Mrs. B. Nj. Edwards went from
here to Madison Jan. 21St. Mr.. Edwards
returned Saturday, accompanied by Rev.
Charles Woodcock, who is to hold meetings
here this week Mr.. Edwards left for his
home in Brunswick Monday. -. E. IL. Rams
dell visited his home in Ripley hast week and
returned Monday. Turner Berry, who
has been the guest of Martin Whltten lett
Nondav... Mrs J. F. Hall is suffering with
acute muscular rheumatism. W. A. Hail
of Belfast called on friends here last Satur-
day.. Mrs c. W. Colby, who has been
very sick, is gaining slowly.
The Republican journal., 1903-02-12
MON ROE.

MONROE.
Mr.. r. W Mayo remains about the same.
An attack of pleurisy recently caused him
much suffering ... VIM. TWOmbiy, who has
had bad attack of rheumatism, is able 10
he Mrs. Frank Ham, who lately set
tied in her new home here, is ready to do
dressmaking. Thomas Deane and wife
of Orono visited the past week at Lem.
Ritche's. Whites Corner people presented
drama here last week, and it was we'll
patronzed. E. Mumps are in town. Mr..
Bean has been quite sick with them. Mrs.
Harriet Piper, wife of Barker Piper, fell
down the cellar stairs last week, but fOrtu-
nately suffered only a bad shaking up.
Quite delegation went from here last
Thursday evening to Winterport, where a
Rebekah Lodge was instituted. A fine sup
per was served and a general good time en-
loved . The many friends of Loren Robin
son are glad to know that he is gaining. -.
John Strattard has returned to Natlck,
Mass He spends the summers here ana re-
turns in the fall to Massachusetts,, but this
season remained for the winter. Lumber
ing and getting up frewood are the prlncl-
pal activities at present.
The Republican journal., 1903-02-12
BJRNHAM.

Wednesday evening. Jan 2Sth, the follow
ing officers of Waldo lodge, X. of P, were pub
licly installed by j, W. Deane, deputy grand
chancellor, of Freedom, assisted by Fast
Chancellor r. L. Bickford as grand prelate
and Past Chancellor f. f. Davis as master
at arms; Chancellor Commander, Past
Chancellor, F. II. Bartlett vice chancellor
f. 4. Bachelor prelate, Oscar harrington
master of work, Clyde Allen, keeper OF
records and seals, Willis H. Bailey master
of finance, f. A. McAllister; master Gf eX-
cheQuer, Fri d. Bickford master nj arms,
F. b. Brown inside guard, fdS"n Perkins ;
outside guard, Wilton H. Hunt. The cere-
mony was performed in very creditable
manner in the presence of large and appre-
ciatiye audience After the installation the
public was given free dance, and all voted
it a pleasant time Waldo lodge was in
stituted Aug. %, 1901, with II charter mem
bers and now have Is members and several
candidates.
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PROHIBITION.

rn1roR OF The JOURNAL:
mach in solving this ques-
.fd he ascertained just who
MI. for the widespread agi-
p. aet prohibition. Is it the
L. believes that the liquor
he legalized without sin,
.f.t temperance who would
...u from the direful re-
..uor traffic, or the moder-
+6e 6earunkard, or, finally,
uI ilstillers who would
nad of operations?
..-a reason to believe that
DIES nationwide campaign
Is largely responsible
...u throughout the whole
Ike seventh annual con-
National Wholesale
association at Pitts
g the following resO-
adopted.
r. 4tilation in favor of pro-
l,4d to such an alarming
l.euntry that the very life
.... threatened and
u-.ls therefore, become neces-
-.a. to take united action to-
lights, and
I'll. opinion of a large num-
...., If the Wholesale Liquor
axiom # America that that
r- p- through and by which
should be inaugurated
,GcceSsful finish; now
r.- bureau be established
Wholesale Liquor Dealers
.ca, whose sole duty 1t
m this work ; and it shall
--.,fya Bureau of the Ma
Iuor Dealers Associa-
.r his bureau is seen in
..at 1T reading matter
M editorial columns of
4hout the country,
u-ive advertising in
pers, to which refer
Il recent number of
journal. 1t is desired,
rt laese advertisements
and in Bonfort's Wine
.Iar June 10, 1902, i'll
.A- article headed "An
4 .-v Advertisers" is the
IelI the people how
-..t Above all im-
fiji. hlc the fact that the
.-r. of WhiSkey are out
nus Of temperance, but
of prohibition, which
-prllsv, and which has
sr virtue, individual
brightness wherever it
uIcti,"
-fs active campaign Of
.t1 Is well worth consid-
s. cause of temperance
bc by a substitute for
tonceded that in spite
tr provislons of the pro
Wlr is sold; but this
reason for substituting
.He dlspensary system,
.D These systems are in
op@ parts of the country,
E study of their operation
'1a, Avs which regulate the
Ht. are violated just as
e prohibit it: but with
only a few of the many
raHj the laWlessness' of
cau be mentioned here.
,-u f4 nited States liquor
.r .ate is generally consid-
..tuu Of Illegal sales; and
prohibition make much
AT there are many such
aiibition territory. But
last nited States re
-.4te OF New York had
nited States tax for
liquor, while in the
U, 5e3 licenses were
state authorities. In
-3fr III Ohio paid the
rtalI tax, while i'll the
.s73 were licensed by
...4 Of affairs under high
oe Hlicated by one report.
ller. field secretary of the
.t pform Bureau at Wash-
.ue i pastor at Holyoke,
rs. the last five years, had
-. s4I0on keeper i'll that town
9lliation of the high license
1888 mat high license did not
- ioW dives; and that the
.-s nigh license law Is much
e.tuJce than is a prohibitory
-r .OW license are the condi-
.atter: The law of Illinois
saloon shall be closed on
|4J 'u some cities the law is
uidrced; but most, if not
'r saloons in Chicago are
lts5 On that day. Saloon
Uago sell to minors, oper.
-"aues and other gambling
. b other ways violate open
-ually the laws regulating
sl'H5ary law, passed by the
4-ut legislature went into
1885, and the following is
naty of the condition of af
IIutfHia - n Aprii = 1000
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And Have One Cent

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for free specimen copy.
The Tribune Farmer, is National H.
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ers and their families, and stands at the
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secure it with your own favorite local
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bargain. Both papers one year only 1925.
Send your order and money to THE RE-
PUBLICAN JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.,
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The Republican journal., 1903-02-12

Last spring, when the knockabout 9t,aa osgl
sented to the public for Judgment,
wiseacres shook their heads, and while
admitting she had good points, prefer
red to wait until she had seen winter.
So far she has been at sea in the rough
gales, and every time she has come IN n
with the Endorsement of her crew. she
rode out this gale and came INTO the
harbor in style which dellghted all
who saw her.-Boston journal.
The Republican journal., 1903-02-12

PERT, who examined the springs of Utah, Ne
vada and California in the interest of an Ohio
institution says the finding of
JSHAM SPRINGS
discovery and a valuable acquisition to the ma
terra medica. They are located OIL the northern
spur of San Miguel Mountain, about thirteen
miles distant from the City of San Diego, Cal.
The waters flow out of the side OF hill which
is crowned with heavy strata of chalky deposit.
Unlike other spring waters. that continually
form calcareous deposits and lncrustatlonS which
require removing. or if ferrlginous and sulphur
GUS constantly cover the watts with slime, these
waters flow over the solid rock without showing
the least stain OF accumulation of any deposit,
the waters remaining any length of time perfect
ly clear.
The medicinal quality is an antacd and where
alkaline lotions are used IN feverS or cutaneouS
diseases warm or cold, this water has no rival.
Salt Rheum in aggravated eases. with proper
attention to the drinking and using externally,
must yield to its healing Influences.
Patients suffering from gastric catarrh or acid
dyspepsia will find by its proper use a tendency
to properly acduate the juices of the stomach,
to remove abnormal coating and bring live tissue
| into action.
Also persons from same cause or from mn
proper digestion unSound teeth have offensive
| breath so much so to- render them tmd about
close conversation, will find the use of these
waters as a gargle and drink render the breath
pure sweet and wholesome.
Persons in good health will find no better den
| titice as the water quetS fermentation ana de-
stroys parasite growth.
| Hair dressers find in it an excellent shampoo,
neutraliZing any excess of fatty substance IN tne
hair and removing all dandrutf, leaving the hair
| light and pompadour ,,
(Sgned) l.. A.CukIls.
The Republican journal., 1903-02-12

Regular price for a half gallon bot
tie, $3.50. Our price, 75c.
The Republican journal., 1903-02-12
Jonesport.'s Sardine Industry

The town OF Jon7sport now has i've
sardine factories with Valuation OIL
500, 900. The pack of these factories
the past year amounted to $l9o,37l 80.
Surely Wonderful showing ,,tSaj fora year ga =
sardine business have been Obliged to
fish," Jonesport's factories have run I,
night and day through nearly the ne whole hae
season, and it cannot be sad Ina! tney
for to Jonesport belongs the honor OF OF
having the finest equipped factory e.Iyn IN
the world. The fame of the Under
wood is world wide. Our four o5her
factories are also fully equipped ana up
to-date. e.-Jonesport Enterprise.
The Republican journal., 1903-02-12
Tax Collectors Notice.

Having arranged with Mr.. A P. MANSFIELD
to complete the collection of all taxes of 1907 all
persons are hereby notified to settle the same
with him. A discount of 2per cent will be allowed
All poll and personal taxes are now due and ay-
able. -
All real estate taxes must be paid before July
l. 1903 or they will be returned to the City Solici-
tor for suit per order of the City Government.
Office hours: $50 A. NJ to l1.3O p. NJ; 80 to 43O
Saturday afternoons
nj. e. HILL, Collector.
Belfast, October 81, 1920
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WIN, O. POOR & SON, Beltast
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REP. JOURNAL PUB CO., Belfast lie
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California
Waters Of Life

SPECIAL REPORT BY WATER EX.
PERT, who examined the springs of Utah, Ne
yada and California in the interest of an Ohio
institution, says the finding of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
THE "WARk1ING MEETING"
vi the Commercial League Puts New
hump ON That Organization

The Commercial league had a
warming meeting" last night and a
great deal of work was done. Com
mlttces were named and today they
a3e oil with their hustline clothes ON
President Isaac Dreyfus was present
and there was large attendance of
tde executive committees. Such me5
IS w. h. Westbrook. W. l.. peWeodv.
Simon fiaem. \. W Mills and ehas.
Veil were heard from with words of
assurance dat the Commercial league
S warm Gnder tie collar. and viii
N"eegd to further the interests Of
i3iae Blufi ana jefferson county III ef.
9}T legitimate way possible.
lar" aumbor Of communications
&2s" read and while many were of
a nriNale nature and can not at pres
5's BE stv"n 10 thc public. they served
20 sao# Tie league Wha1 it is possible
i"r the city to accomplish by proper
Push ansl the proper encouragement
from tie citizens. Pine Bluff can. if
it will secure many manufactures
and woodworking establishments.
One thing which will be of interest
TO the Graphic readers is the fact that
THIS paper has q ''red-hot pipe line"
on another railroad and while the
details are yet secret the Graphic is
pleased to announce the fact that an
other road is very probable.
The motto of the league now is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
ARKANSAS BANKERS
Meet Today in Regular Annual Ses-
sion at Little Rock.

The annual convention of the Ar
kansas Bankers association convened
1t 10: 30 a. M today in the United
States circuit court room at Little
Rock and will continue in session
fer two days. The opening invocation n
was delivered by Rev. G. Gordan
Smeale. the address of welcome on
behalf of the city by City Attorney
Aahley Cockrill, on behalf of the bank
ers by Hon. George B. Rose, and the
response by l. E. Howell. cashier of
the Bank of Waldo President Chas.
Mckee delivered his annual address
this afternoon. A banquet will be
given tonight. Former United States
Comptroller of the Currency c. G..
Dawes will deliver an address Friday
forenoon on asset, Currency and
Branch Banking Chas. O. Austin,
of Chicago, and II. P. Hilliard, of St.
Louis, will be among the prominent Wis
itors.
The following money kings Of
Pine Bluff are in attendance: N. B.
Sigh, cashier of the Simmons Ma
tional: A. D. Foster, cashier of the
Merchants and Planters; w. D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
New Schedule for Street Cars

Supt Blake Trescott and his assist
ant Mr.. George s. Martini have sue
eeeded in figuring out and giving to
the public the best street car sched-
ule that il has ever been the pleasure
Of the public to enjoy. All cars now
"tln to Main and Second, and gen
eral tr2nsfer is made. You can now
take car from any part of the city
and make direct connections with any
other line. This is a fine improve
nent over the former schedule On
the Cherry street line the srVice is
now every twenty minutes instead of
every thirty minutes; South Main cy-
cry twenty minutes; West Pulen. ey-
cry twenty minutes; West Sixth, every
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

twcntyfonr minutes; East and West
Second every ten minutes The
South Main ears leave Main
and Second at twenty, forty and
ten, thirty and fifty minutes past each
hour The South Cherry cars leave
Main and Second twenty, forty and
sixty minutes past each hou.', and
West Pullen the same. The West
Sixth street cars leave Main and Sec.
emo at sixteen and forty minutes af-
ter every even hour, and four, twenty
eight and ffty-tWo minutes after each
odd hour. East Second cars every ten,
twenty, thirty, forty fifty and sixty
t1inuteS.
There are many more improvements
N tie service TO be made soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
Vestrymen Elect Officers.

meeting was held at Trinity
church last evening by the vestrymen
and N B. Trulock was elected senior
warden; R. E. Lee, junior warden, and
F. B. Tomlinson secretary. Delegates
to the the council to be held at Trim
ity cathedral in Little Rock in May
were elected as follows: N. B. Tru-
lock II. Riley, r. E. Lee. Alternates-
j. H. Mann, F. l.. Dilley, G. E. Valiant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

IS going to meet every Wednesday
night, and all members should attend.
If they do not. they should be stricken
off the committees and make room for
live members, who feel Pine Bluffs
interests keenly enough to take some
hand i'll promoting the cify's welfare.
Secretary Z. b. Bassel. A. W. Mills
and J. Il. York were named as a com
mittee 10 vail on Nh. L. \. Peck, of
the Cotton Belt railroad. and confer
With him about attaching a Pine Bluff
coach 10 tho GlirttiHfIc Rock train.
and tha committee vas nj Work early
this morning.
Another sood move Is en-. 4 wood.
working establishments is very near
Pine Bluffs grasp and Secretary T. u.
Russell, z. NJ Bosonburs and 4. w.
Mills Were named 10y President Drey-
fus to wait upon the Giti2ens To secure
81 ,G0o bonds to offer as an induccment
to secure this plant It viii employ
fifty men and does about $3.50 900
worth of business a year. It uses in
its work just such wood as is grown
i'll this vicinity, and to show that the
league meant business, about half
the ST 900 was subscribed before the
members left the room, hence it is
safe to say that this is one more man.
ufactory to be added to Pine Bluff.
The communications read by Secre-
tary Russell show that with the prop
er manipulation the city's possibilities
are unlimited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
Looking Toward Organization of a
Freight Bureau
Committee Appointed to Call on Business Men to Se-
cure Observation-Disclosures by Mr. Bragg
Of Work to be Done

pare all details for organization
1t was decided to draw all contracts
Tor two years, as it would be diff
cult to engage a competent man III
'2ss he could be assured a permanent
position for at least that length of
5ii4e. The committee OF affairs is
". H. Wes,brook. S. c. Alexander
and VI. Russell. These gentlemen
are going to call upon the business
men Of The city and present the whole
workings and advantages to tie bus
mess public Of a freight bureau
Il is to be hoped they will succeed,
as a freight bureau will be a good
thing from many standpoints. In the
main it will secure lower freight
rates. It can collect overcharges
and claims more quickly than the III
dividual merchant It will do all this
for any member free of charge, and
these things will help to save a mer-
chant, jobber and shipper, money.
Money saved is money made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
MULE MARKET

Continues Active. and the Sales Have
Been Wonderful.
CAas. Fruden left today for Spring
field, Mo Mr.. Pruden says that the
mule market has been exceptionally
good this spIing and that during the
month of March his business amount
ed to $l25.G00. These are large fig
ures and When il is considered that
there are several other dealers in the
city Who have done a large business,
ii shows that the number of mules
sold to the jefferson county planters
within the past two months has been
something wonderful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
Mayor Whites Sunday
Closing Proclamation

Mayor White has issued the follow
.ng proclamation with reference to
the enforcement of the Sunday closing
law:
Ever since the law was thundered
from Sinai's heights all civilized ma
tions have recognized the necessity
of having one day in seven as a day
of rest and worship. France at one
time departed from this command and
abolished the day of rest. The student
@f history knows the result. Brevity
If life, depravity of mind and national
calamity ensued.
Arkansas, following Gods eternal
purpose. has enacted laws prohibiting
all labor on the Sabbath or Sunday
other than customary household du-
ties. daily necessity. comfort or char
ity'
Section 1891, Sandel and Hills Di-
~oat provides:
F.vesv person who shall, on Sunday.
%oap open any store or retail any
Gods. wares or merchandise, or keep
omen any dram shop or grocery, or
who shall keep the doors of same SO
as to afford ingress or egress. or retail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
LITTLE ROCK FREIGHT BUREAU
has Secured Great Concession From
Railroads on Plate Glass.

AS an example of what may be
done by a freight bureau the follow
ing is printed from the Little Rock
Democrat:
The Little Rock merchants freight
I bureau has secured a decided conces-
sion from the railroads on window
glass rates. Manager A. R. Bragg
yesterday received the following tele-
gram from J. P. Park. general freight
agent of the Cotton Belt at ST. Louis
giving the result of action taken yes
,erday by the representatives of the
various roads interested in the Ar
kansas freight committee:
"Effectiye April %, the carload rate
en window glass to Little Rock will
apply without regard to dimensions
subject to rule It. western classifca-
ton
Heretofore window glass over
eighty-six inches united measurement
has always taken the less than car
Lead" rates, even if moved with car
loads OF smaller glass. Under the
new 1rle if will ta'.e to carload fate.
which viii mean q saving II froa7
SO TO So per car, according to the
amount of large glass in the shin
laent.
Manager Bragg has been at work
on this question since March Q. when
it was taken up with the freight de
partments Of the various lines. From
his correspondence on the subject the
following extracts are taken:
I'VE do not believe YOU can JUS
tify an application of the fir5t-class
rate on common window glass in
boxes over certain measurements
where carload rate is provided fer.
This ruling does not apply anywhere
in the country except west of the
Mississippi river, and we do not be
lieve it was intended to make this
exception of common window glass
when loaded in boXcars. regardless of
length or width, but application of the
measurement is intended only to be
used when shipped in less than ear
load lots
The request was at first voted doWr
by the committee, but Manager Bra gg
persisted in the demand, with the
favorable result noted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
HANDSOME BUILDING
To Be Erected by Fred senyard on Site
of German Kitchen"

! oe Il ected by Fred Senyard on Site
of German Kitchen"
Fred Senyard has bought the prop
erty now occupied by the German
ktchen.' Mr.. Newman has a lease
on the building for year and will be
allowed to remain until his lease runs
out Mr. Scnyard paid So 500 for the
property to Mrs. |. Amelia Katzenstein.
Mr.. Senyard is going to tear down
the present building and replace it
with a stone and pressed brick front
two story building, which will be
great Improvement TO the city. Mr..
Senyard will then move his present sa-
loon into the building now occupied
by the Mccain grocery store and
operate the two places. The trade
was made through the firm of Roberts
and Johnson. real estate dealers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
Barn Burned at England.

NJ n. Johnson's barn burned last
night at England. The barn was al
most total loss, as very little in
surance was carried upon it. The
loss is estimated at $500. There
were several fine mules in the barn
but they were all gotten out Con
siderable seed and few bales of cot
ton and few pieces of farm machin
cry were lost.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
New Postmasters.

The following changes were made
in the South Bend and Mills postof
fees last week: J. J. Wainwright is
now postmaster at South Bend, vice
c. M. Taylor, resigned, and c. f.
Cross at Mills. vice w. Med. Carn-
ley, resigned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

er sell any spirits or wine, shall, on
conviction thereof, be fined in any
sum not less than twenty-five dollars
o, more than one hundred dollars
Section 1888 provides:
1T shall be unlawful for any club
person or persons to engage in any
game or play of baseball in this state
en- the Christian Sabbath or Sunday.
Believing the policy OF these laws to
be wise, and knowing my duty is to
ee that they are enforced,
Now therefore, !, King White, may
or of the city of Pine Bluff. do here
lN l1o:laim and announce to the cit
iZens of the city that hereafter all
Sunday laws must be strictly observed
auti al infraetions of them will be
MI, isted as the law provides.
li>cu under my hand as mayor of
lie .iy of Pine Bluff this 18th day of
April, 1903.
II. KING WHITE, Mayor.
It is net true that eveiN place Of
business will be closed except the
drug stores, as has been stated. The
law exempts restaurants and bakeries
a well as drug stores:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
Arkansas Policy.

Little Rock, April IA meeting
of the Louisiana Purchase exposition
board for Arkansas has been called
for Tuesday, April 21, for the pur-
pose of proceeding under the new
appropriation. A new policy will
be mapped out and the work begun
in earnest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16

Hearne, cashier of the Bank Of Pine
Bluff; J. f. Boyce. cashier of the Cot
ton Relt Savings Bank and Trust com
pauN: w. II. LangfOrd, president of
the Citizens bank. and H. A. Mccoy,
cashier of the Peoples Savings and
Trust company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
Trains on Time.

The Cotton Belt trains are now
running on time. The track south
of here is in very fair shape. AT
least enough Improvement has been
made to allow trains to make time
No. 2 and No. are now every day
within a few minutes of schedule time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
Corporate Name Changed.

The stockholders Of the Anderson
Meyer Drug company held meeting
and passed resolution to the effect
that the corporate name shall now be
the Anderson Drug company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
jefferson FencibIes.

The Jefferson Fencibles had good
meeting last night Four new men,
ters were taken in. A splendid drill
was had and about thirty-five were
present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-16
Recital Declared of.

The recital to have been given at
the Elks thepter tonight my Miss
Kittie Mathews and Miss Hettie J..
Dunaway has been declared of