Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 8

The "continued bright weather induces us to offer for inspection our stock incomparable assortment of Straw Hats, the choicest we have ever shown. To intsnding purchasers we say, select your "tile" before the stock is picked over! MAXWELL ROTSTON, SSf niBDEBEBS CAPTURED. THE AAILY GAZETTE. GAZETTE'S MEW YORK OFFICE The Mew York City amce of TH OA-EBTTE, In chare of Mr. A.

W. lUehard-lea, No. Tribune GOOD NEWS! GOODNBWS! We Weed Room and are Determined to Have lt. "We Eire "Willing to Loose Our Fronts in Order to Dispose of AH Heavy Goods. Our buyer In now in tbe Eastern market making- extensive purchases, which will arrive dairy and crowd oar capacious rooms, isotiBoqueully are oileriug special inducerneuu iu several departments which will astonish the public We are determined to meet any prices quoted, and the trade will tind iu many instances that we are LOWER than ANY HOUSE iu the STATE.

Our line of WHITE GOODS is by far the most extensive in the city, and we can safely say that we will save you 20 per cent -on these good3 Everything RECHERCHE can be seen in our DRES3 GOODS Department. Ladies should look through this Department. is callod to our E.tf tlttOIDERYand LACE Department, new and desirable. which contains osisrxjiisrs Hunabug-Gro CO'HEU ARCADE Corner Main" Ma.r3?Liai3a. is Baolil Sal Gill I to Ann! IS-verl Cheaper Tlian 111 llili BUT FOR THE 1 Are acknowledged as the Leaders of the Clothing Trade in Arkansas, aud as such announce the GOOD I JD I TNT 0-S That their enormous stock of Clothing, embracing the very latent styles of Men's, Youths' aud Boys' Wear, is now offered at prices which defy competition.

O-XJS Have long made a specialty of BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHINC, jukI the loug experience in that trade has taught them to satisfy the wauts of all. Polk and Klrkea4a.il, Murderer ef Fraak. Ward, 1st Sato Hands. Special Telegrom'to The Gazette. PBE8COTT, May 16.

On April 5th Frank Ward, a peddler, twelve milts from Center Point. In Howard eounty, was Induced to dine at Polk's bouse. Then, by request, and accompanied by the younger Folk, he started to visit a neighbor At tbe first creek Polk shot War through the bead, then with bis accomplices -tbe older Polk and Kirkendall burned tbe body and pulverized the bones. Ward's brother, John, missed frank about Hay 1st, when tbey bad engaged to meet Dan Ward at Pres-cott. Deputy Sheriff Regan and Marshal Grayson started on May 10th Irom here and scoured tbe country.

Tbey arrested on suspicion tbe murderers, found the goods and fragments of the bones. Kirkendall confessed. The murderers are notorious men, and largoly connected. Violence Is expected should rbey pan through Prescott en route lor tbe ja.l at Arkadelphia. tour sm ni.

Business In tbe Federal Court. A Bold Bad Captured. Special Telegram to The Gazette. Fort Smith, May The United States court is running eveyday. but so f.r has bad no money to pay witnesses, and consequently checks have to be issued to them In lieu thereof.

The grand jury has been discharged, after finding forty-nine true bills and ignoring twelve. There are now nineteen murder cases on the criminal docket. Deputy Marshal Andrews brought in eight prisoners yesterday. During the present trnn. up to last evening, only ou among many oi the jury trials had resulted in un ucquiltal, wliien is very oredltablo lo the ullie.ency ot tbe government otliciul.

About Ufty cases have been disposed of, counting those ignored by the grand jury. Two horse thieve were shot at Tulsa, Indian Territory, one day last week, by the Indian police. One died, and tbe other escaped with a bullet in his arm. Among the prisoners brouuht Iu by Mershon this week, is Charlie Carter, alias Charlie Reed, a notorious negio murderer, whisky peddler, horse thief, etc. Ho carries a severe wound in tbe side.

inflicted by Oltlcer BUI Fields In making bis arrest a few days ago. He was shot In the arm and captured last of Mersbon, but escaped while en route to this place. About thr-e months ago the same officer again captured him. but be broke bis shackles and e.caped. There is a reward of 1226 for him in Texas, tor killing a man oetr Gainesville.

He is tbe hero of many more escapades, but his jig is up sow, lor awhile at least. Littlb Rock. Dec. 1883. I have used Acker's English Remedy in my lamily for the past five months and gladly pronounce it the very best remedy lor Coughs and Colds that has ever come before my notice.

No other bas ever given me such satisfactory results. You cm reler to me at any time. H. E. GLIDE.

VKLL, Manager Grand Central Hotel. All druggists sell It. i'lM BUTLER'S BELIEF As to the Ciiu.c ot tho Present Labor Trouble. Washington. May 1(1.

Gcn.B. F. Butler today address the senate commitleo on education and labor on the general feature ol tho labor problem. He us-serted toat the present dltllculties wer. due to ovr-produotlon.

We had, he said. a year's crop grown on hand, and were rvlihln three months ot another crop. Nearly a year's crop of cotton was now stored In warehouses. After referring to other commodities which were in slock in excess of current requirements, he said: "Why, we have twenty years supply of whisky on hand." lie was facetiously reminded that ihis was a delicate subject, and admitted that for one who was supposed to be a presidential candidate it was necessary to be cautious. FOR DYSPKPSIA and Liver Complaint, you have a printe I guarantee on every bottle of Sbiloh's V'ilullzer.

It never lulls to cure. W. H. Halliburton, agent. I'S East of Crealt.Tloblller.

Boston, May 16. Tbe Union Pacific Railroad company has disposed ol the Credlt-Mobllier litigation by agreeing to purchase all outstanding Credlt-Mobilier stock at $20 per share, involving the payment of only $325,000. A favorable settlement lortheUnion Pacific A Pin Balr CerHlae dresses the hair perfectly, and is also a preparation unequalled lor the eradication of dandruff The superiority of 11 men' flavoring- Extracts consists in their purity and great strength. U728 Judal P. Benjamin' Paper.

Londom, May 16. Tbe late Judah P. Benjamin left behind no materials tor a biography. He destroyed all private documents, and was accustomed to say that bringing up old papers caused half tb misery ot life. CROUP, WHOOPLNG COUGH any even Asthma immtdiaUly relieved bd Acker's English Remedy.

Sold under guarantee by K. P. Scbaer Co. and al) druggists. mora sTarnace for Tnnee.

CkaTtanoooa, May 16. Th English and Scotch owners of 58,000 acres of min-erJ hinds near Chattanooga, have decided to erect two large blast furnaces on the tract, with a capacity of 250 tons. NO LONGER A QUESTION opin ion, we guarantee every box of Acker's dyspepsia Tablets Price 25c and Me. Sold by E. P.

gists. Schoer A Co. and all drug- Tbe Stadt theater at Vienna was burned yesterday. A few workmen were injured. ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dininess.

Loss 0 Appetite, Yellow Skin' Sbiloh's Vltaltzer 1 a positive cure. W. H. Halliburton, vgent. 4173 Tbe house committee on judiciary decides that congress has no right to declare a forfeiture of the land grant of tbe Now Orleans.

Baton Rogue and Vicktburg Railro company. LADIES SHOULD REMEMBER, a beautiful complexion results from using Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold by fi. Bohaer Co. and ail druggists at 1.

Queen Victoria is negotiating for the purchase of the villa Nevada, at Cannes, in whlea Prince Leopold died. The Intention is to convert It into a convent and chapel, in memory of tbe prince. SHILOH'8 CATARRH REMEDY positive cure for Catarrh. Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. W.

U. HalUhnrton. agent. 4173 Furnishing1 Goods. Furnishing Goods.

SATURDAY. MAY 17. I8K4. TELEPHONE NO. THE GAZETTE Is now on sale the morning: of issue at the following; placed, price 5 cent per copyt llot Springs, Searcy, Newport, Forrest City, Bateaville, Hope, Arkadelphia, Malvern, Pine Bluff, Texarkana," Lonoke, Brinkley, Criio.

tf Tbe German bundesrath adopted the bill lo subsidize trans-ocesnic steamship lines. WHY WILLt YOU couitli whenBhiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price lo cents, 50 cents and 1. W. H.

Halliburton, agent. i78 Lord Randolph Churchill was unanimously re-elecied chairman of the national conservative union. TtoB muvna lrvrit.lSH REMRDT for Consumption. Sold by K. P.

8chael A Co. and all druggists. The conserving resolved unanimously torejoct tbe franchise bill. SHILOII'S CUKE WILL immediately relieve Croup. hoopla Cough and Bronchitis.

W. H. Halliburton, agent. 4173 Kargeiil'a Succcwor. KlKLIN, May 10.

The TageblattpoH-tively asserts that Ulcbard Muckle. of the Pbildelphia Ledger, will succeed (Sargent as United Stales minister to Berlin. Muckle. the paper fays, Is an Alsatian by blrib, but ptrtonti (jratia to Uismarck. "HACKMKTACK," a lasting and fragrant perfume.

1'rice 25 and 50 cent. W. U. Halliburton, agent. 4173 Looking np Uordon.

Lon'oos. Alav 10 The government has sent orders to Cairo, directing that efforts' be made to communicate with Gen. Gordon by other routes lhan Berber. Secret eniissines will be sent by the way of the Kassala route, from Dongola and Merl-wach to Karioum. Hewitt' Tariff BUI Criticised.

Washington, May 10 Henry W. Oliver, ot Piltsburgb, who was a member of the tariff commission, has written a letter to the chairman of tbe ways and means committee, Hietzlng Hewitt's tariff bill. He says it leans so favorably towards i'renton, N. so tar as the metal schedule is concerned, that it might be entitled "A bill for the benefit of Cooper, Hewitt Co." A Certain Cure for CHOLERA MORBUS, DYSENTERY FLUX, Children Teething. and the Orrat Provra-Uv af ASIATIC CHOLERA ThoDsandsof testlmo.

ntals indorsed by Western baultary CummlB-lion, U. 8. A. mc-ert, llojpltal Physicians. BitmuiboetOincers, eto-roK BALE BY DKUGGIBT8 j.

fc C. BAGtlBF9 I'amUu Medieinei, 3 Established In 1841. TQOD UIDICIKS Sole Frcp'i St. Liraii This BELT or Be generator Is made ex-prosily for the enro of derangements of the generative organs. There Is no mistake about this Instrument, constant stream of ELECTRICITY per meating through tbe parts most restore them to healthy ac tion.

Donot eonfonnd this with Electric Belts advertised to enre all Ills from head to toe. It Is for the ONE specific purpose. For circulars giving full Information, address CheverElectrlo Belt Co. lug Washington Chicago. IU.

u7 Union Printing Co, COMMERCIAL PRINTING AND pi aim if Cor. Markham and Scott Sta. MRS. B. CANS.

Dress Making DEPARTMENT. PRESSES and WRAPS AJD13 to OK.DH1R. on Short Notice. MRS. B.

CANS. S. Sorer. ope. FmJ Fm.

ClT i fit, how York. I 1 i i LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. Dudley E. Jones, well tiling. Yotb the ft-mlll school tax.

Picnic at delightful Pennington's late today. Pon't fall to go. JSHKRirr A. J. WsltH, of 8evler oountv, settled la full with the.

state yesterday. Little Rock and Galveston tied on cotton receipts yesterday. Each received six bales. 8m tbe advertisement In tbe City News department of kindling wood, from tbe cooperage works, Bkrnays will raffle alhthe beautiful articles In bis show window May 31st. The chances are nearly all taken.

The Capital hotel now bai a special policeman. Mr, Alley, formerly one of toe best members of the police force. The rainfall In the Little-Rock cotton belt yesterday was light. It rained .67 inches at Texarkana and .80 at Texas. The Browns have been tossing the ball mis ween, lougoen up ooys ana give the Eclipse a red hot game.

The work is in you, it you will only get at it. Tickets bought for tbe Ladies' Benevolent excursion, which was po-tpuned from the S4t ef April, will be good (or the 21st of May. The steamer Joe Peters will leave here Sunday, at ior Memphis and a way landings. All freights will be received today. Nlemeyer A Darrago, agents.

Sheriff J. II. Nichols, of Garland county, by Mr. D. O.

Butterfield, and I Sheriff G.W.Dobson.of Lafayette county, by Mr. Henry Moore, made final settlements with the state yesterday. John Dukes will today.fly a number of uis ceieoraieu Amworn carrier-pigeons from Carlisle to this city. The time will be taken. These birds are pronounced tbe fastest flyers in the state.

Educators from abrood say th'it the Little Rock public school system is one of the best conducted In the whole couutry. Vote for the school tax today. Nothing encour'ges immigration like good schools. The Murray Medicine company, of KsnsaB City, has changed tbe name of its medicine from Merwiu's Specific to Murray's Specific. The change of name in no manner affects tbe medicine, which in quality and quantity remains the same.

The secretary of state yesterday sent out tbe apportionment of valuation ot roadbed, ol railroads, to tbe assessors lo the different counties through which the roads pass, so that the property can be placed on the tax books for taxation Picnic of Spring street Sugrtay-scbool today to Pennington's lake. Train leaves foot ot Main street at 8 a in. Tickets can be had at the train. A day of real enjoyment is expected, and everybody invited to go. Adults, I cents lor round trip; children under twelve, 25 cents.

Tint ft-mlll school tax is to be voted today. Everybody understands tbe necessity of voting it. Our public schools can't run themselves. They are increasing in efficiency each year. And the increasing number ot pupils renders more room necessary.

Tbe people are too well satisfied with tbe excellent work being done by the schools lo be parsimonious in voting the funds necessary their support. Vote. PERSONAL. J. J.

Sutton came over Irom Hot Springs yesterday. Col. I). O. Butterfleld, of Hot Springs, vas in the city yesterday.

Mrs. J. Younu was dangerously ill yesterday with congestion. Mr. Louis Fritz, of the Arkansas Staats Zeltung.

lelt last night for Morrilton. Judge John McClure returned from Forrest City yesterday, after a tricf business trip. Col. 1). L.

Bourland, of Dardanelle, ar-rivod yesterday, and will remain a day or two in the city. Judge h. A. Weekly, from Shelbyvllle, Ky ts passing a few days in the city, a guest of Mr. j.

li. Miller. Mrs. J. D.

Danburv, of Memphis, who has been visiting ber daughter, Mrs. 11. C. Bateman, left lor home yeiterday. Prol.

W. A. Myers. Mrs. A.

L. Alexander, A. P. Alexander and two cbildrenar-rlved from St. Louis yesterday, and ara at tbe Capital.

Tom H. Kills, representing B. T. A. Ennis, St.

Louis, arrived yesterday and will spend a few days among bis Little Rock customers. Mr. Louis Dauber, representing the American Journalist, ot St. Louis, is passing a few days in tbe city in tbe interest of bis enterprising journal. Dr.

T. E. Murrell returned from Wash; lngton yesterday, where be attended the session of tbe American Medical association as a delegate from Arkansas. Geo. W.

Gunnison, managerof the Inland Oil company, of St. Louis, arrived from that eity vesierday. He bas many friends ia Little Rock who wsre glad see him. Dr. 1'.

O. Hooper, after tbe elose of the session of the American Medical association at Washington, last Friday, went to New York, and is expected Imbm Sunday. Dr. R. O.

Jcnn logs is In Boston. After the American Medical association adjourned be went ss far as Boston, with his daughter, who will spend the summer In Maine. Col Hu. L. Brinkley, of Memphis, ar.

rived in the city from Texas yesterday. He has been down Id the Lone Star Mate looking after some of his lands not far from Dallas. Mrs. Mollis Ztossky. of Russellviile, is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. L. Matthews. Miss Bettie Brasbear, a charming young lady of tbe same place, accompanied her. Sheriff W.

B. flatklns. and county clerk Ben. H. Bacchus, of Mississippi comity, arrived from Osceola iast evening.

The. sheriff wtll make final settlement with tbe state today. Miss Jenty Loughborough's many friends will be pained to learn tbat she is suffering from quite a severe attack ol sickles In St. Louis, at the home of ber aunt, Mrs. Blow, whom she has been vis- itlng tor a lew eeks fast.

I rrof. W. A. Myers, the author of the i celebrated system ot checks and balances lor locating, detecting and correcting I errors In account books and tor taking off I trial balances from the same, is in the city and a guest of the Capital hotel, having arrived Irom St. Louts this morn- i A NASAL INJKCTOR tree with each bottle of Sbiloh's Catarrh Remedy.

Price B0 cents. W. H. Halliburton, agent, The Irish landlords have appointed a deputation to explain to the government tbe misery caused by the deadlock in lbs land markets. AdvlM to Motb.r.

MK. WlNSLOW't Soothiso Strct thou Id always used when children are tutting teeth. It relieves the bttle sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet deep by relieving tbs child from pain, tnd tbe little cherub awakes as "bright as i i button is very p.easant to taste, i soothes the child, softens the gums, jllavs all pain, annd, regulates tbe "bowels, and Is ths best known remedy or diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty-five cents a bottles. 341 That department consists of the nobb4Jst styles in Straw and Fur Hats, Fanny Percale and White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, and a -line line ot Summer Underwear, all of which are oirered at exceedingly low prices.

Special attention For CHEAP COLUMN. NO CHAROE. Advertisements In Ibis column for slt- Uitions, of a i -oceptable nalure, not ex ceeding four lines, will bo inserted four limes free of charge. Parties desiring to avail themselves of this offer need not hesitate lo accept it, as it 1 made freely and cheerfully, arid we will be giaii to be of service to iheni. All business advertisements charged 14 cents per word.

MIHOBI.LANKOUS. "lsTTrr ICE I'ioo'tTail to iryThe Union JlH hotel, frort Smith crossing. Jrst clas board and clean beds. A. De- 48M Lucca, propiietor.

NOTICE Twenty-five per cent saved bv sending your orders for strawberry box wood and a'l kinds of-fruit boxes to 8. and 20!) West Fifth street. 480O NOTICE Have your baggage checked ior the Arcade Hotel, and don't lis-teu lo runners; nice lurnisbed rooms for 50 cents per day with healthy spriug water. Open da and night. Half block from street car.

Third street, near Main. NOTICE To Lumbermen and mlllmen: Send $1.50 for Saw-Thk Weekly Gazkttk, and securo a bound copy of the Calculator. Itglvesthe correct measurement of Lumber. Saw Logs, Cord Wood, etc. It is pocket sise, Uue as the needle to the pole, and costs nothing.

NOTICE From this date my place of business will be known as "Tbe Cash Drugstore." All sales will be strictly for cash, and no more credit under any circumstances hereafter. As an inducement to consumers, all drugs and fancy goods will be sold at "Quick Sales, Small Profit" prices. Six 1 medicines for'ij Ave 2Sc medicines for Hoyt's cologne, 20c. large size, 75c; 'ashm' re Bouquet soab. 25c.

two cakes 45c; Pozzoai powder, 40c. two boxes 75c; fancy toilet soaps, 5l)c and 75o per dozen; mocking-bird foodi Ltibin's extracts, B5c; Florida Water, (Joe; Lavender Water, C5c; mixed bird seed, 10c per pounds, three for 25c. Kvery pur-chat'er of 25 cents' worth or more of med-iuines or fancy goods, will receive a soda water ticket free. John A. Jungkind, proprietor of The Cash Drug Store, 711 Main street.

May 3, 184. 4ill5 ANTED To soil a tool liotel with a good run ofnrade Crow, Arkadelphia. 191.) WASTED HigbeM cah price tor bottles of ail kinds at and 209 West Fifth street 420 WANTED" Four "or five day' piers can be accommodated at No. 611 E. Markham street.

VITANTED Situation by a woman as fV housekeeper. Ad eres. Mrs. Mary Andcron, Lime kock postolnoe. ITT ANTED A situation by" 4SIH5 a good 8 steady boy of 10.

give Gazette 4D84 enee, if wanted ollice. Address WANTED Situation by a young and reliable man as machinist or engineer, in or out of city. Address G. this office. A TE The" public To kno lhat Geo.

R. Brown, Gazette office, Markham and Scott. Is a notary public. excellent mattresses and brooms are made at the Blind School; reseated. 4070 WANTED-Situatlon By a young man.

in any kind of business.who is not afraid to work. Address J. M. Gazette office. 4H77 WANTED A situation, city or country, by a man of eigbt years experience in dry goods, groceries, well recommenced.

Address F. Gazette'. 4W7 WANTED Situation by a German as clerk, book-keeper or drummer in tbe grocery, liquor or tobacco line. Can furnish references. "Homo," Gazette offl e.

491)3 ANTED A first-class baker, one especially good ou Dies and cakes. Must be sober and steady. Wages. $35 per month. Address M.

Holt, Hot Springs. 4994 WANTED Agents. A splendid opportunity for book agents. Send for particulars ana be convinced. Johu Burns Pub.

St. Lonls, Mo. 41)11 WANTED Immediately, a good, sober printer as fo eman. No hand- fie6 ress work to do. Steady work.

The sdllght, Morrilton, Ark. 5003 WANTE rent small bouse with three rooms in 8outh End, or tbree rooms with some good family. Prompt pay ana gooa reierences given. Address Gazette office. 4952 "tTTANTED By a practical printer, a sr.

Capa I situation on interior paper. ble ot taking charge of any department. Mountain country preferred. Address Printer, 410 East Markham street. Little Rock.

4974 WANTED Lady a thl- entirely new rents lor some. in ladles' under- guaranteed to good agents. Address, with stamp, Mrs. Frank Lombard. 153U Wabash avenue, Chicago, 111.

4831 WANTED Everybody to kou I am prepared to furnish and set In place tbe best quality of flag-stone sidewalks; also, stone curbing, coping, door sills, window sills and cape, water table, building fronts, at short notice. Office, 1400 Louisiana street. Orders bv telephone promptly attended to. A. M.

Adams. 4sa rOK RENT. oms Tor rent with or ithout board. o. 60H 4438 East Markham street.

TTOB RENT Pleasant cool room JL' (furnished) in the West End, near street car office. line. Address Gazette 4986 LT'tOR RENT- House torrent; also, lur- JL nlsbjed and unfurnished rooms. An- ply R.17 Comrxrland street. 4(W4 WOUMsdK stay where tne "Cand Worm Expeller" Is used.

Bond's Pharmacy. ONE dose of SATANTA will cure permanently any chronic ease of Chills and 11. i RY GOODS! of Every Kind for Everybody. IDress a-oocis! XDress Goods! Woolen and Mohair Fabrics in all the Novelties of the Season. OTJJEL WHITE C3-OOIDS STOCK Is the most complete of any in the city, and as want of space forbids us mentioning: all articles belonging to this department wo merely call attention to our Flain and anry Taule JLinens, Table Sets, Napkins, Towels and Housefurnishlng Goods.

LI IMIIA I I lllllAI Plain and Figured Lawns, Linen Lawns, Egyptian Lawns, UPJfJxi IllliFJXl Swisses, Mulls, Bishop aud Victoria Lawns, li IV 110 I Lh If 110 I Hamburg White aud Colored Edgings. Hosiery, Ribbons, Parasols, Glovas and Lacess-All new and attractive. GUS BLASS OO. Have the best assorted stock of Ladies' Misses' Slippers, Newport Tics everything belonging lo the Shoe trade. No trouble to show the goods.

Polite attention is given to all. Call aud see for yourself at the two Mammoth Stores of GUS BLASS 3 14 and 3 1 6 Main St. ipy Wp recommend John Clark Spool Cotton an being the hnt, manufactured. D. BELL, TELEPHONE No.

140. O. siiTh. BELL. SMITH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ID XT (3-Gr ISTS, 31S Main Street, Opposite Qranci Opera.

House, jjrrrum rook, ark. INTERNATIONAL IOB SALE. oTHTiAXBThTTheaHest furniture in tbe city, 413 Main street, red front. K. Leitner A Co.

'OR (ALE Plymoutn Kock chick-ens, first premium wherever shown; eggs, 42.50 per dozen Buy tbe best. Address John Drees, 412 East Markham. FOR MALE One large douu.e saw mill, nearly new. Kxlra length of carriage. Three bead blocks.

All in good order. For further particulars address I J. M. McCllntock, Devolls Bluff. Ark.

TT'OR gAEE One pair matched bay JD horses, one four-seat pbaeton, nee two-seal phaeton, two pairs double bar ne-s, one thoroughbred Oil), year and balf old. one Indian pony'witb foal; a lot of household lurniture, carpets, etc. Address, or inquire lor, Dr. Bentley, at the United States a-senal. FDR SALE Sf residence.

suULheasi corner ol Fourth and Chester streets. Also, 1) lots In same block fronting on Fifth street, and on the line of the proposed new street railway. The housi and 75 feel Iroat on Fourth street, will be sold sepsrstely, If desired; contains rooms. 1 storerooms, kitchen, servant and bathrooms, hot or cold water, cistern and pump. Time given Ior part of the pur.

chase money. Apply to Bobt. W.Worthen or Parker Worlhen. 475 1T. LOST he farmeTwno is witnout tne Calculator.

Send 11.50 lor THst Wixxtr Gazitti and obtain the book. It pays for tbe subscription ia money saved every month. To Our Reader. "Th -National Standard Dictionary" will be sent to any person sending tw subscriber to Tbs Wiexlt Gazstti and 3. Th dictionary contains 67t pages.

700 lUn.tratinn and 4Q.0On. WARSER' safe Ltver and Kidney Cure at Hughes' Palatial Drug ALEXANDEB CO. PAWIT No. 305 East Markham. 0.

205 E. Marinain. BROKEB, Money Loaned. Money Loaned on all Kinds of CollateralSecurity. Money I Loaned.

Special Attention Given to the Handling of WATCHES AMD JEWELRY. m. R. RAILROAD AND COMMERCIAL PRINTER. 123 Main 8et.

Badtett Block, Do Stairs, Little Rock, Ark..