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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
J Orleans, VlCkSbarg,
|ipOrt, Mss, Hammond, La.

kardi Grm at New Orleans Feb. n,
/ Gulfport is a Mexican Gulf Coast
Dort having the new. fine Great
bthern" Hotel. Regular ocean steam
"a sailing from New Orleans for
rsico. Central America, Panama,
est Indies and Europe. Send or call
! descriptive matter in regard to the
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16

or the systcml thereby DESTROYING the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
patient strength byIpulling up the con
stitution and assisting nature IN doing
its work. The propricto,s have 50
much faith In is curative poAcu that
they offer One Hundred nollaN for
ANY case that Il fails 20 cure Smd
Tor Lat Of testimonial. Address.
y. J. CHENEY & co, Tcleio, U.
Sold hy al Druggists. Is cents,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LIMOS CENTRAL R. R.

NJ Illinois Central maintains Double
N Service, and operates the best Of
La. with Dining Cars, BufTet-Libra;
tars, Chair Cars and Sleeping Cars,
4 Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati
| Louisville south to New Orleans.
best road for reaching the Winter
.rist resorts Of the south, including
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noolsric MATTERS

The ucv mun, have long wrist h"lrs
To- gc,'p the arms warm Fiat Wde
m,-lcls trimmed vIth animal h-ad. sud
tails Az si,lish also lay' aud now"t
ornamrut, white ramrnl is novelty
~ thc ssasuu
Tho barrrl shais,i mud has le"u ~
perscig,i b, thr bis square ~ fnr GOV
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Havana Via. New Orleans.

Havana. Cuba. Is best reached VIA
NJ Illinois Central through Service to
lew Orleans and the new ocean liner.
bin screw, ninetecn-knot
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Very Low nOmeseekerS' Rates,

Very low homcscckcrs' rates during
september. October and November,
le6, 60 Minnesota, North Dakota
Montana. Saskatchewan, Assinal'o'a
and points In Idaho and British Column
bia and points east Of the Cascade
Mountains IN Washington and Oregon.
Your chance to see the magnificent
harvest now m progress and To sclcc,
equally productive Wild cr improved
lard. The round triplfor one fare
plus s.
Fast passenger service. Luxurious
standard and tourist sleeping cars
Write for maps and pamphlets to c.
w. Mott, general emigration agent
Regarding mtca anil trainsserNics
write to {. =. o'Donncll, u. 7. A., q
jackson Place. indianapolis, Ind
A ". CtsiASp. General psssenge'
agent. ST. Paul. MIN
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Mexico, California

Special Toursyof Mexico and Cali
iorniA via the Illinois Central and lNsS
Orleans under the susPiee=.of Raymond
4 whi,comb. will leave Chicago I'm
days, Feb. 2nd and Feb. I'D. for..heH-
20 and California. the last 20 include a
-top-oyer at New Orleans for the hardi
GrAS. Entry trips made IN sPeeial
private veStibule trainsiof finest Pull
Ea.z. 9TH dining car service. fasei-
nAtingfripa. complete inievery ndetAiL
Illinois Central Weekly Excursions "a
California. Excursion cars through "a
Ia. Angeles and San Francisco as fol
5ws. Via New Ori-aAs sss4 the South
srn Route every Friday from. ClpeAgo
every Tuesday from Cincinnati am
Louisville via Omaha and the Scsnis
Route even Wednesday from Chicago
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fnlncss IL arranged somewhat on the
snrpliced order fom plain yoke ami
emplecement. etg ed with velvet anG
fastened with five buttons little
above the waist line.
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OUR FASHION LETTER.
Return to the Modes Of the
Early Victorian Era.
GRAY SQUIRREL NECK sCARPs
Alice and Army Hue 20 lie the Ia
vorite Coiors For spribE-skirts OF
Indian Red Wolfe For Misses-An-
kIets Are n Quaint Fad.

one Of the fascinating trlnes In wo-
mans wear Ii a collar OF ostrich featb-
crs lnterspersed with knots Of bebe
ribbon In two shades Of blue.
Some II the new stocks show a line
OF gold about the top instead OF the
usual ruching #a
Evening slippers Of tinted or white
satin are adorned with a large white
or pink rose Of silk with a Jeweled
center.
Gray squirrel nerk scarfs are to b.
bought ~ low ~ s.
There IL a return 10 the early Victo-
nan era and 10 the old fashioned
jacket. Small hats OF the "blllyccck'
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s. s. Prince Arthur

having New Orleans every Wednesday
4p. m. and arriving at Havana at
3nhriss Friday morning.
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run Particulars concerning all Of the
shove can b. had Of agents Of the
Illinois Central and connecting lines OF
~ addressing either Of the undersigned.
UpoS. BIGGS, u. 7. A.. Cincinnati.
WHARTON. u. p. A.. Louisville
JNo. A. SCOTT. A. G. =. A, Memphis
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PATRIOTIC SENTIMENTS.

In an interview with the New Or leans Daily States during the recent Confederate reunion in that city, General stephen D. Lee gave express sion to the following noble and pa tfiotic sentiments:
 "The time Is now come when all 2 bitterness and sectional feeling are gone and when everyone can calmly look at the arguments produced on both sides of that great conflict with out being encountered by the bitter ness and passion which marked the war period and the reconstruction per iod which followed It is a source now os great comfort and pleasure to every soldier north or south ana to every citizen north and south that they may zee that bitterness and sectional feel ing hale departed and that both sides are willing to extend the hand of fel- Iowship. and no section of this conn- try is more loyal than another.
 "The general government mas led the way for the past ten or twelve years in breaking down all prejudice and holding ont the hand of fellow ship to the south The southern peo ple are patriotic and have accepted that hand of friendship 1nd they ap- preciate most heartily the legislation by the national government in mem ory of the soldiers who died in prls- ons and hospitals of the north and the appropriations of congress providing for the marking of the graves or Confederate soldiers and for the na- tional park burying places. The peo- pie of the south are an honest peo- ple and their appreciation of these acts from congress is more than sin cer".
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Building Their Fences.

Had you ever noticed how a num- Der of gentlemen in this town are giving everybody the glad hand of late? Well just watch it for yourself hereafter. They're prospective candi- dates. Long time off to be figuring on the next city campaign, but am dis covering new candidate every week. said we'll known man-about- town to the reoorter Monday. Contin- uing. he said:
 There are no less than five pros pective candidates for mayor, three for police judge, and a score who are taking an extraordinary interest in municipal matters of late. There's going to be some good material to select from, too, in our next city cleo ton. unless all signs fail.'
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THE M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.

The fifteenth general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. south recentlyfin session at Blfmins ham. marks the 10th anniversary of tho introduction of Alcoholism in 0 America. for in 17f6 the frs Metno- dist church in the country W4e erect ed on Sam creek in Car o'f county, Mar@1and. by Robert StraWbridGe, and in the sarne year Philip Emiury De gan preaching in New York cit Eiahteen years later the Methodist Episcopal church of America was or canized as conferanc". ~eetlng i'' Baltimore December 24. 178t. It aa5 since been known as the 't"fls'fnas Conference" pr. Coke, who Lad 3Hea ordained by Wesley. was tfda.he' niebon Francis Ashby being elected h,rtcp to assist Dr. Coke. At thiS confnrence the twenty five a"i!c tS o1 re 1ipion were adopted. Tho" were al 1caHy at that early date 1S,ooo Meeh' 0dists in America.
 The general conference this month represented a membershsp or more than 800, ,O0O Methodists with 1Ae- o0o Sunday schools and 1s,fo' socie- ties.
 If was at the ninth genera! coni T chnrch of America, held in New Aofk, i,. 1884 that the agitation of the quas- tion of slave holding in tho chuFch cnlminated in the adoption of the plan of ennaration. and the organization of inc Methodist Episcopal church, sou'h' and at q convention of southern dele ootos in Louisville the following %eaf that conference was declarea "'7 tinct denomination under the hahle of the Methodist Episcopal chufch' ,a,,tb pisbops Soule and Andre" were requested to act as bisnops i2l the new body, the former hooGh syi''' n,4bi1fnt,= with the southern body, de- f.rrinp to do so until the Following year.
 After tho separation of the northern and southern churches the first gen cral conference of the M. E. ehu'c'' eeuth was held at Petersburg. va William Capers and Robert Pa'ht were elected bishops. the disciplih' revised and the organization com n,eted. The church has been groW'ae steadily ever since and it is estimated that in the past quadrcnium the Ill crease has been 1oS,O6S.
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The Elks' Reunion.

Colorado Elks intend to have the most unique entertainment at the great Elks' reunion to be held in Den yer next July that has ever been giv- on on the American continent, said well known travelling man to report CT at one of the hotels yesterday. 1 have just come from Denver, and preparations are being made to give T monster parade which will have F any unique features. There will be a deleeation of Elks from Honolulu, the most distant lodge in the world from tho scene of the reunion. There will he several tribes of Indians marching in the parade. and it has been arranged to bring down from the mountains along the new 'Moffat Road" several carloads of snow which will be hauled in floats in the line of march under the July sun. The snow is found 60 miles from Denver at an altitude Of l .hOU feet. peSlQe lle Tdil- way track, and it's appearance in the rarade will stamp the pageant as one of the most novel and remarkable that has eyer been known in the his tcry of this country The Ells of Col orado have raised the sum of $100.000 to spend in the entertainment of the visiting Elks. and the city will be .aenificently decorated and o0en handed hospitality will prevail The city council have agreed to revoke tNe license of anyone overchargin@ ar Elk while he is in the city. and the residents of Colorado seem to be de- sirous that every Elk in the country come there and have a good time. The meetinc begins July 18th. and will probably be the most memorable fraternal gathering ever hell on this continent"
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1 quite deal of newspaper comment.
 and many ideas are advanced az to the cause of these defeats. However.
 we have not yet seen in print what
 we believe 10 Dc the real cause for
 The political downfall of Jones and
 Berry.
 "Both had been in the senate for
 many years, and neither had made q
 record marked for brt.liancy or re-
 suits. Tn political pariance both are good fellows, but the day Of good fellows is rapidly passing. In fact f has about passed The people want roen in the legislative bodies who can do something. They have grown weary of keeping in office persons whose only record is that of drawing their salaries Jones and Berry had been in the senate from Arkansas for twenty years Or more without either
 making a record to excite the envy of an ambitious man. The people want change. Jones and Berry re- fused to voluntarily retire. The peo- pie retired them. The people didn't really want James P. Clarke and Jeff Davis, but they had decided on change. and Clark and Davis seemed the only alternative. Neither of the now eenatora possesses the ability to make any better record than was made by either of the retiring sena- tors Tn fact, 1t is exceedingly doubt fnl if Clarke and Davis ever do half as well as Jones and Berry have done. But the people of Arkansas wanted Q change and they got it.
 'It was the same in Kentucky Sen ator Blackburn had accomplished practically nothing in long career 1T, the senate The people Of Ken tucky wanted q change. MT. Black turn refused to retire of his volition, which is characteristic of all the good fellows in office. The people retired him. and it is now up to his successor to make good-to make a record or results. If he fails he will not stay ir the senate as long as MT. Black burn did. The people have ceased to have patience with nonentities in the national law-making body.
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Likes the Outlook.

"Ain't she booming, thouon?'
 Not very elegant expression, cer- tainly; but none the less expressive because of it's inelegance.
 Anybody could have told what the speaker referred to, and none save those with an unchaste mind would have thought an instant that he re- ferred to any portion, part or parcel or the feminine gender because he re- ferred to the city of Pine Bluff as sshe" But to avoid all possibility Of a misconstruction, the speaker, whose name is withheld for obvious reasons since quoting him literally. pointed 10 the work being done on West Bar raque street. where 8 great gang of laborers were busiy engaeed in re. moving dirt for the work Of paving that street.
 Look up that street he eXclaim- ed and pointed again to squad after squad of workrnen as far as the eye could reach That way all over tcwn,' he said. Town growth so fast man can't tell where his own house is Leave home this morning; go back tonight, and have to inquire where my house is. New ones spring in up like mushrooms everywherN Oh. tell you, Pine Bluffs boom in'."
 The gentleman is correct in his last asserveration at least. The city is undergoing a growth unparalleled in the municipal affairs of Arkansas. And wherever one turns he is met by squads of workmen engaged on pub lie improvements.
 There is no excuse for single able-bodied man being idle in this city.
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A DIFFERENCE
 IN LUNGS

In the Edinburgh Uni vcrsity three human lungs lie side by side. One is of an Eskimo and is snow white. In life, this would be ruddy with rich blood. Another IS that of a coal-miner and IS black. The other is of a town dwcller and is a dirty slate gray, as are the lungs of most city residents. That's why consumption thrives in cities.
 One reason why Scott's Emulsion does so much to keep down consumption IS because it helps to keep the lungs clean and supplies them with rich, red blood. It makes the lungs germ-re- sisting. If the body is run down and health is at a low ebb Scott's Emulsion will build it up quickly and per manently.
 SCOTT BOVINE. co Pearl Street Nev yess.
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Lake Village
 ExcursieI

Every lady that goes to Lake vn laee next Thursday. May 1oth, will be presented with souvenir, three pounds of fine black bass
 There will be plenty q com for all. Special attention vii be given to the ladies and children. No rowdy ism will be tolerated and the best of order will prevail.
 The citizens of Lake Village are very een rous in their entertain ment, so We should all go and show them we appreciate their invitation Remember everything is free inelud ing the use of the beats. skiffs, a. big fish dinner, music and dancing and don't forget the three pounds of black bass for the ladies.
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Goes to Fort Smith

Hon. D. c. Bell. district deputy grand exalted ruler of the B. P. o. E. for Arkansas, will go to Fort Smith Thursday night, to pay his annual official visit to the lodge of Elks at that place.
 The grand lodge of tins order will meet in Denver, Col, on July 15, at which meeting Arkansas is expect eG to be represented by at least 100 members Ten or fifteen will go from Pine Bluff. and large del'ga- tions are expected to be present from other cities in the state.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

County Ticket. County judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County Clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John H. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaugby. Surveyor-Joe E. White. Representatiyes-S ]. Hunt, w. E. pinney, Alex Powell.
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Buried in M emphis

Lee Wertheimer of t,is city re ceivcd T message grom Joe Michel Wednesday morning stating that Mrs Michel will be buried in Memphis thursday. Mrs. Michel diei at Ashe ,iIle. N. C., few days since, to which place she had gone from Pine Buff for the benefit of her health, be ing sufferer from consumDtjcn.
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The American hen. pluming herse'i on the euloey recently delivered up on her usefulness by conSressi'ah' hoe now entered the lists as a trust huster. Fourteen million two nun dred thousand eggs were receh'N shipped into Chicago in one day, ana the beef trust Is said to he 'aNiaS 'notice
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.O4C

This speculation as to what con- eregs will do when the rate bill de- bate ends, is most encouraging. It is one of the few intimations we have had, that the rate bill debate is going to have an end.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09

Some one makes the wholly super flnous announcement that Carnegie will provide San Francisco's new li- braries. The logic of the situation made any other assumption impossi- ble.
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Japan's earthquake 1<7erts, now en route to San Francisco, should be able 10 give useful advice Tn Japan, an earthquake comes along SO frequently that the inhabitants are lonesome without one.
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Gary Indiana. has taken a census, and discovered that if already has q population of 100000 though hardly 3. shovel has been turned. As soon as they get up q few shacks, the popn- lation will easily be ,066, ,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09

Ohio's state food commissioner has wrought consternation among certain manufacturers of soda water syrups, by announcing that hereafter fruit favors" must be favored with fruits
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Interest Increases

The revival services at Carr Memo rial church increases in interest. The subject of Rev. Hammond tonight will be Hell and Eternal Punish ment," and tomorrow night he will preach on "The Judgment" All are invited to attend the services. {
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there will be no increase in the price Of steel rails, the trust being willing tf, accept about s6 a ton more from American consumers than they re eeive from their foreign patrons.
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Gen. Woods around the world mile- age bill has been explained about as satisfactorily as the killing of the Moro women and children.
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There is great deal unnecessary fuss over the kissing Of Mrs. Stan ley by Gov. Hoch Of Kansas. Does Q man surrender his natural born right to kiss woman just because he hap rens to be 8 governor?
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THE PEOPLE WANT ACTION.

Says the Owensboro CKy) Daily Inquirer:
 trho defeat of Senator Jones in Ar kansas by James r. Clarke four years ago and the recent defeat of Senator Berry hy Jeff Davis is the cause or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09

The Tenth Iowa congressional dis trict Republican convention refuseo to commend President Roosevelt 1o' ,nnointinr Mir. Shaw as secretary o1 the treasury. The president and sec retary may settle between themselVes which is the victim of the snuo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09

Secretary Shaw's boom was started in Missouri and it wonders if It could wander over into Iowa without getting "pinched."
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T should be very sorry to see NJ. Witte resign from official life. What difference would 1t make to you2" He is the only man of any prominence in Russian affairs whose name l have learned 10 pronounce.
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Senator Berry and Congressman pankhead could do pretty good stunt now. as the southerners who hump the bumps.
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Col. John Temple Graves now has 2 paDer of his own in Atlanta and will show what patriot can do when he is free from the bondage of the blue pencil.
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Cuba seems to be selling Us all of her products and buying most Of her goods in Europe. Thus does reci- rrocity get twisted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09

For man who started most of the insurance trouble. Jas. Hazen Hyde Is managing to take life very comfort ab1y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09

That Chicago grand jury indicted John A. Cooke thirty-one times ana then stopped. Perhaps it got tired.
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Evidently Iowa has not flxed ner eyes so firmly on Secretary Shaw that there is danger it will grow cross-eyed.
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The ear might get points rom Speaker Cannon on the absolute eoh- trol of parliamentary assemblies.
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This is remarkable week for the cnez canal Our famouy dry dock Dewey is passing through it.
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Ii would seem that if the people must have kings, they couldn't get bottor brand than the Italian.
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The steel trust has announced that in spite of the increased demand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-04
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

St. Louis, Mo, Sept 9, 19o5 Al Interested: Beginning Tuesday. Oe tober 3, 1905, and continuing until fur ther notice, a tourist sleeping car will be placed in service on trains numbers and between st. Louis and Pine Bluff twice a month as follows: Southbound Leave S. Louis or train No at 9;55 ?. m. on first and third Tuesdays of each month-home- seekers excursion dates.
 Northbound. Leave Pine Bluff on train No at ;25 ?. m. first and third Thursdays of each month.
 Berth rate between St. Louis and Maiden s1, Campbell $1. Paragould s1, Jonesboro s1, Brinkley S125, Claren. don $1.25, Stuttgart sl.50, Pine Bluff $1 50.
 In requesting berth reservatie IS pas sengers should specify whether tour. ist" or standard" Is desired.
 E. W. LaBEAUME,
 c. P. and T. A.
 R. H. LANG,