Pine Bluff daily graphic., October 15, 1897, Image 2

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SLUFF DAILY CRM
PtTBLlSFMST) EVERY T)AY
(EXCEPT SATURDAY)
— BY—
GRAPHIC PUBLISHING COMPANY.
;__i1.M , ILJ". ""*.
,p. w. ADAMS, I ;<i it or and Manager.
Entered nt the Post-office at Pine
Bluff, Ark., as second-class mail
matter.
1*1 NE BIATFF. AUK. (K’T. 15, 1 .
1BI.EPHONK (OUI COMPANY) NO. 102.
i 1C I,K PHONIC (NKW COMPANY') NO. 242.
-tF+TOK^SHKSlDENCE TIC!.. NO, 240.
•Br-AllVKHTlSINO KATK8 MATIK KNOWN
ON APPLICATION.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
My, one copy, one week...
Pally, one copy, one inouUi.
Dally, one copy, nix months.
Dally, one copy, one year....
Sunday edition one year.
Semi-Weekly, per year.
15c.
05c.
$11.75
$7.50
$2.00 |
$1.50
Al.I. SUBSCRIPTIONS DUK IN ADVANCE
WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
THE REAL
“ADVANCE AGENT
OF PROSPERITY"
is an advertisement in
a first-class, widely em
ulated newspaper.
THE DAILY
^1-GRAPH IC+S
is at your immediate
service as an Advance
Agent”—an “advance
agent" talking to ovei
2,000 people a day
and that’s allowing o\w
four readers to each
ssued, while the
tising agents yf/verv
five readers
copy issued
Kent out. that yellow
The rj^irt Shreveport turn- out
fever <aMe fake,
t i)Jm,
Texarkana Courier lias re*
gT^red from its luxury of a strike
r
^jra is now again being issued every
morning.
The Graphic again rises to re- ;
mark that every merchant who has j
anything to display should make an >
exhibit at the County Fair.
The people of Texarkana having
discovered that there is no yellow
fever at Shreveport, have about re- ,
covered their senses. i
Judge Williams, on yesterday,
appointed Oscar M. Spellman, of
this county, to be clerk of the Fed- i
oral Court for the Eastern District t
of Arkansas. Spellman was an ap
plicant for appointment as Post- ’
master of Fine Bluff, and his ap- '
pointment to a clerkship is said to
he for the purpose of clearing the *
postoffice track for Fen! Havis.
Pine Bluff's sensational cor res- I
pondents got in their work again §
yesterday when they telegraphed I
ihat the negro, fim Parker, who |
•scaped from a deputy constable at j
Kedron, had been lynched. Is there I
no end to these liars and slanderers I
of Arkansas? There is no warrant I
or excuse for ih ■ report. The I
Graphic publisher a special from I
Kedron yesterday giving an account I
of the negro’s escape from the otli- j
eer. Either our Kedron corres- I
pnndent, who is on the ground, or |
the Pine Bluff correspondent, who I
lives some thirty miles from the I
scene, has lied. And the man who I
lives at Kedron no doubt knows I
more about it than the man who I
lives in Pine Bluff'.
ourIfair editiox.
The Graphic’s Fair Edition will
be issued next Sunday morning.
This edition will be a joint issue of
the Daily and Semi-Weekly, and
will consist of twelve pages.
The outside cover pages will he of j
a novel and exquisite design and j
cannot fail to please, while the in- |
side pages will be devoted to nows I
of the Fair, telegraphic, local, mis- j
cellaneoua and general news matter, j
The entire edition will be hand
somely illustrated, aud altogether
it will be a most pleasing and inter
esting number.
Advertisers desiring additional I
f
^ Scrofula ^
tn its thousands of forms is the most ter
rible affliction of the human race. Salt
rheum, sores, eruptions, boils, all humors,
swellings, etc,, originate in its foul taint,
and are cured by the great and only True |
Blood Purifier, Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The j
advanced theory of today that tuber- j
culosi8, or consumption, is curable by j
proper nutrition, care and purifying the j
blood, finds confirmation in the experi
ence of many who have been cured by
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Hood'S Pills cure sick headache. 25c.
space in this edition must hand in
their copy not later than Saturday
noon.
Copies of Ihis edition will be on
sale by carriers, news-dealers and
at the business office. Send a copy
to your friends abroad.
A llougennld Necessity.
Cnsearcts Candy Cathartic, the
most wonderful medical discovery (|f
the ago. pleasant and refreshing: t"
the taste, net gently and positively
on kidneys, liver and bowels, flens
ing the entire system, dispel colds,
cure head n<‘he, fever, habitual consti
pation and biliousness. I'lease buy
and trv a box of C. C. C. to-day; o',
25, 50 cents. Sold andguaranteed to
cure by all druggists. 12-B0ood
For the occuhIoii of the St. tamis
Exposition. September sth. to Or. to.
her 23rd., 1807, the Iron Mount
Rnihvny, commencing Sopt.j^
71h. mul continuing until
21st., will, on Tuesdays
days, hoII tickets to St. , [s
return nt tin' low.‘
'Pickets limited for ryy
days from da te of
I
seven
Atft.
O. (). F., of Ark
nna. Ark., October
lifts occasion the Iron
tv ay will sell tickets
inn and ret urn, at ra te of
es of sale Oct. 24, 2a and
lilted to Oct. 30.
y II. It. Mi/.ell. Agt.
jtibik't Tobacco Spit. iidU Smoko Your
a way.
If you want to <juit tobacco using
■nsily and forever, be made well,
drong, magnetic, full of new life and
Flgor. take No-To-Bne, the wonder
.vorkor that makes weak men strong,
daily train ten pounds in ten days.
)ver 400,000 cured. Ituy No- Po-Itne
mm your own drnggiHt, who will
guarantee a cure. Booklet and anili
de mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy
'u.. Chicago or New York. 12-8(ldeod
All ladies exnocMng to idace exhiIl
ls at t he Jefferson fount y Fair are
'equested to send in tiielrexhiblts on
Friday, t he lath inst, it is import
itit that tliese exhiliits should be re
ad veil on t he Ifit h. <141
Tetter, Salt-Ithonra and lCczema
The intense itching and smarting inn
lent to these diseases is instantly aflayee
>3 applying Chamberlain's Eye am
skin Ointment. Many very bail cases
lave been permanently cured by it. *
a eqr.aHy efficient for itching piles am
i favorite remedy for sore nipples
■happed, hands, chilblains, frost biit
md chronic sore eyeu. 25 eta. per box
!)r. Cady's Condition Powders, ac
nst what a horse needs when in b e'
■ondition. Tonic, blood purifier and
'ermifuge. They are not food bin
uedicine and the best ir, use to put a
ior.se in prime condition . Price 2 i j
ents per package.
Southeast Arkansas Fair, at Moti
ieello, Oct. 12th to Kith, InH7. For j
his occasion the Iron Mountain Ry. |
vill sell tickets to Montiecllo and re
urn at rate of $2.fill for the round |
rip. Tickets on sale Oct. 11 to Hi.
let urn limit, (let Is.
i 1. B. Mizm.i., Agt.
!
M? EIREE)
has demonstrated leu thousand
times that it is almost infallible
FOR WOMAN’S
PECULIAR
WEAKNESSES,
irregularities and derangement*.
It lias become the leading remedy
for this class of troubles. ‘ It exerts
a wonderfully healing, (strengthen
ing and soothing influence upon
the menstrual organs. It cures
"whites'* and falling of the womb.
It stops flooding and relieves sup
m
pressed and painful menstruation,
l-'or Change of Life it is the best
medicine made. It is beneficial
during pregnancy, and helps to
bring children Into homes barren
for years. It invigorates, stimu
lates, strengthens the whole sys
tem. Ttiis great remedy is offered
to all afflicted women " Why will
any woman suffer another minute
with certain relief Within reach*
Wine of Card 111 only costs *1.00 per
bottle at your drug store.
Fbr ad,’icc. fn rases tap!i ri ny yjviiul direc
tions, address, yiviuj tytnptioHs. The loanin'
Advisory Department." Tlu Chuttamnnja y/rd
seine tv., t’katUmuejejei. Trim.
Rev. I. W. SMITH. Camden, S. C., ss,s:
“My wile used Wine ct Cardui at home
(or falling cf the womb and it entirety
cured her,"
yji
il l-: ,
■■mm
WITH THREADS OF METAL.
'i’insi-l I kIii'ui nfifl the More Costly Bro
tiuU*H of and Silver.
Tinsel fabrics are rLie lower priced of
tlie cloths into which gold or silver
threads have been woven. In tinsel fab
rics the gold threads are of brass or cop
per. gilded, and the silver threads art
of white metal. These threads of metal,
originally line wire, are rolled flat, and
burnished, and they glisten in the fabric
wherever the pattern brings them to the
surface. Tinsel fabrics are made aboni
three-fourths of a vard in width, an<
they sell at 75 cents to $2.50 a yard.
They come in various colors, and main
of them are beautiful and artistic in de
sign. Some are copies of old Veuetiiu
tapestries. Tinsel fabrics are used foi
church and for theatrical purposes aut
sometimes for gowns and for decorative
purposes.
The costlier fabrics, with infhrw»von
metal threads, are called gold aid sil
ver brocades. Ill those the gold^eads
I are of silver, gold plated, and th’ s*Ivor
I threads are of pure silver; tb5 *in,->T ot
the fabric is of silk. The bror»des are all
beautiful, and manvytif Hein are e,s
ceedinglv so. Thes# fau’lcs arf' made
about live-eight h.-^d' 'yard in width,
and they sell au^ar^-- prices up to *25
and sometimj/J1ayhigh as $50 a yard.
The eosllies/f/ fab™S are, very
rarely imir in,u this country, bro
cadi ;i nt£7im^ ; 1a -var(1 being about
lie- hi/s'’ priced used here. If more
j.,1 L/' fabrics are required, they are
imported to order. Tho finer
with metal threads, are made
ranee, the commoner kinds in tier
fiy.
Gold and silver brocades are hero
sod almost exclusively for church pur
poses and chiefly for vestments. They
are imported in red, violet and green
and also in black with'silver threads,
the black and silver being fur mourning.
Gold and silver brocade's are also used
to a limited extent for decorative pur
poses.
.'Mirli lulji'ics ami gold embroidery,
often of tlm costliest description, are far
more commonly used in Europe than
here, both for church and for military
purposes.—Now York ,Snn.
Lakeside Epworth Longue will
give an entertainment n( the parson
age next Friday night. Boxes or
baskets, containing hi no lies for two,
a re ex pee tod to he famished by eneh
lady, while the gentlemen are to
bring along b’fi cents to pay for eneh
box or basket. A good sociable
time is promised all. mount
The Jefferson Fountv Fair Associa
tion will lit1 responsible for all ex
hibits placed in the Woman’s Ex
hibit next week. This will insure
safety to the articles sent In by the
ladies, so that no fear of damage to
the exhibits need beenferf nined. The
exhibits should lie sent in on Friday.
M, E. Bi.oom,
Sec. Jefferson Fo. Fair Association
Ifl 'l-1dtf
OPERA HOUSE
(Two Nights.)
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
OCT. 21 and 22.
Special Engagement of the
Eminent Tragedian
THOS, W.
^ tsSESS'jSS! I D33
Accompanied by and under
the management of
CHAS. B. HANFORD.
Thursday Evening:
“JULIUS CAESAR.”
Friday Evening
RICHARD 111.
’[ices, $1.50, $15 50c,
* ♦ • -
l hree Nights and Wednesday
Matinee.
Commencing Monay, Oct. 18,
HOLMES &
WOLFORD’S
Big Scenic Productions, New
Plays, New Scenery, New Novel
Lies. A car load of Special
Scenery. A Contihuous Perform
ance. No waits between acts.
Two of the Latest Picture
Machines,
The Mag'iiiseope
and Skioptieon.
Popular prices. Ladies free on
opening night if accompanied by
any person holding a paid 30 cent
tscket.
PRICES, 10, ?0 AND 3Q Cents.
MM
C. MC
We respectfully inv
at our immense stock.
ARKANSAS R1VEH
j Kl> NOW I.AN l>, I'ros, * Uen. Mngr.
f \V. II. NOWI.ANP. tieimriil Ar««.
Boat Lea Vi's Memphis every Tin's- i
<1ay a t 5 p. iu.
Boat Leaves I’ine If luff evar> t’ri j
day at 11 a. in.
VVe make lowest rates from and to ■
all points.
Telephone No. tlti for f^enertil infor
i mation.
When We Buy Coal
we act an your
! advance agent: we insist upon get
J ting the best, as we know the differ
I once bp tween good and ponrcoal;wc
I get the l>est—so do you if you hay
I from ns.
Edgar Brewster & Co.
ALEXANDER k C0„
IMiA.M-.K3 IN
Country Produce,
Free Delivery.
iCor. 6th. Ave. Cherry, j
TELEPHONES i:t \ Nl> 74.
Knplon! Kupion!! IJuplou!!!
No doubt many jH'opiP urc nvvar
that ICitpion oil makes a mueh bet-i
ter light than (lie lower grades of
coal oil, bi.t we doubt if there a re j
any that know that a gallon oil
Eupioa lasts longer than cheap oil. !
Then, why not have the best light I
when the difference in cost is scarcely
nothing. ICupion is sold nt thefol-j
owing places:
.McCain Grocery Co. John II. Talhot & Co
Holiinson & Greenfield, .1. I,. Lloyd,
Me 'in-Tankersley Co. F Bros,
W L. Dewoody & Co Houston & Uo&ne,
I. K. oldsmith & C. . Fhalhelmer Bros,
Ferguson X Kusseti. I’. B. Mercantile Co
H. K.Revoke, C. Lumpkin,
J. E. Simmons. Multeity Lumber Co.
f}. N. Hart Drue Co. W. B. Beard
oedtf SIS Hearin & A lexander.
Texas State Fair and Dallas Ex
position, Dallas, Tex as, October 10
to.'ll. For this occasion the Iron
Mountain Railway will on October
14, 15 and It!, sell tickets to Dallas
and return at rate of $10.2u. Final
return limit November 2.
li. I!. Mizell, Agent.
® a
TASTELESS
r* 1411 i
iLsi> Si 1 fes mam
NIC
IS JUST AS CGOO FOR ADULTS,
WARRANTED. PRiC^SOcts
Gai. ltia, IlXS., Kov. IB, 1*43
Curls Medicine Co., fed. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen;—We sold last year, 600 bottles ot I
(JROVE’S 'i'ASTh’X.KSS OHILL TONJC’ and have
i bought three prose (thread, his year. In ail our ox
j penance of 14 yours. *n tlu? cling business, have
; i\ttY<*r sold an article mat save such universal s&ua*
I tiCti-# as yniv Taniv-. lour* truly,
W .raNEV.CABE 4iWW
)
Have i< r< l><■<! nnd nr«? nn«iraHn(t tM* work,
^l-THREE CAR LOADS OF PLEASURE VEHICLES-!*
Cnn.Ulliig of
SURREYS, PHAETONS,
BOOGIES £ ROAD WAGONS.
- OUR BTYLES are THE LATEST, PRICES THE LOWEST
ite you to come to our store-rooms and look
RE-OPENED
THE GOLDEN RULE STORE,
NO. 203 WEST SECOND AVE.
<^^s2a’"The Golden Rule Store
has re-opened at No. 203
West 2d Ave., and the stock
recently purchased
AT AUCTION
will be placed'on the market at
originakcost prices.
Now is the time to secure rare bargains. ^
before the best selections are gone.
THE GOLDEN RULE,
No. 203 W. 2d Ave.
BELL& VERNON
INSURANCE AGENTS, 107 W. 2d Ave.
FIRE TORNADO, ACCIDENT A
PLATE GLASS Insurance.
AGENTS LOR T HE FOLLOWING COMPANIES
Lancashire, of Manchester, England; Aetna of T1 rt.foul, Conn.;
necHeut, i.f Hartford, Conn; Mechanics and Trade- of New Orleans, 1
I’russian National, of Germany; American Genual of St. Louis, I
British America, of Toronto, Canida; North (Jertnau, of Germl
Queen of America; Equitable, of Charleston, R. C.; Westetnv- A-HSMJ/ll
of Toronto, Canada; Phoenix Assurance, of England; ^Phoenix In
anee, of Hartford, Conn.: Union Casualty and Kuritv Cfn.- Philadell
U ndervvriters, 1 ’hila.
)
Special attention given to the insurance of cotton gi
O. <\ IIANKlNSu X, B. T. PRY !
HANKISON & PRY
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
NEW OFFICE REAR DEWOODY CO’.S.
^"TELEPHONES Old, 153; New xHi.
New Telephone at ke»tdence, No. 61
Dr. J. P. Kimyan,
Oltleoin rearr.f Anderson-Meyer Drug Co.
Residence No. 1316 West, Second Av 1
Office Tel. 64 Residence 2iSri
l»St. A. VV. TKOUl* 10
Pine IIi.cff, Ark.
Otfice hours—‘2 to 4 p. in.
Office with Anderson-Meyer Driiy
( ii. Telephone No. <1-1. Residence
No. ‘>17 West Fifth avenue.
Dr C. D. Smith.
VETERINARY SURGEON and DENTIST,
TREATS ALL DISEASES
of DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
Office at Brewster’s Stable. Tele- j
phone, old 74; new 129. Residence,
808 Main-st Telephone, old 109.
ALL CALLS, NIGHT or DAY,
ANSWERED I1 ROMPTLY.. ..
Dr.d. P. EASUEY,
DENTIST.
1 have moved mv parlors to 1 l»o
Corner of Main and Fourth, op
posite the postoHloe, and would he
glad to have my friends call
and see me... ....
A SPECIALTY^*"7-*'
11 n r-rr H 1 aisriv i.jkioAHT
--. onilaryor'iv
jtiary BLOOD 1-OISON permanentl,
eur'41n Iat<n-5 days. You can be treated a)
homefc v buuib price under same gu a ra®
< y. If you prefer to come here we wll) soft
-tract to pa y railroad f ai earn! hoto I bil is,an?
nocharee. if befall to cure. If you have taken mer
•'•(IB T? tat J H .. h..l n l i I I t. .. - 1
eury, loffide potash, and'attll hare aetfes one
pains, M ccous Patches la
w ueiu;a aut
utt.uB, .uuvuun * ia ruoi)tU.Sor©Tliro«*t
ITuapIes, Popper Colored Spots, Piters ai
any part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows fullin'
cut, it la this Secondary liLoOD PtUSOh
we guarantee to cure. We «>l!c;t the most olwti
soate cases and cluflleuge the world fot i
ease we cannot tore. This tusoaae has alwsf
hadled the skill ot lire most r.ioiu»j.tuhv»l
Claus, SSOO.OGO capita* bcmrul our uccoiul!
ticca! guaranty. Absolute proofs sent sealed at
application. Address COOK HKMEOY tilt
kfe* aiaseok ielMa; «!lfltA«0 R™
Have You
Never Received
, ... lt , a shirt borne Iron/a
place digmbed by the name of laundry, which
looked ns though it had washed itself?--which
was of varying colors—the predominating
t int s being blue and yellow—poorly Ironed
with a crease here ana a wrinkle thero. by
way or ornament '' ]t was orovoklng. wasn't
nr We know just how to avoid all these
things, and vy hat's more, we do avoid thnur^
We will please the most;fatitldloU8 taste ^
AMERICAS-EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY,*
l 1 <i
FRANKLIN AND LIST
-IS \V. Hurra ue 5t
Proprietors.
Chinese restaurant
QUONti VVAli, Prop.
•3 HAST riilkU AVlil>w!H
* <>m\ itestnurnnl in Pine Iflurf
wii(‘rt‘ people cmi go and get u
lii'st rhisN meal nt reasonable
li'ice. Polite mikI courteous
attention. Itegular meals L'lle.
Twent.v-one meals for fli.fsi.
Ex I rn for set order.
25.000
Rolls Wall Paper J
Received.
We will place the
on the market
from $ 1.00 a
Room up.
Also dealers in Paints, Lead
Oils, Glass, Etc.
A. Brewster&Sor
320 and 335J Pine Street.