Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 8

8 CENSUS ENUMERATORS. D.R'WING,' 'PrtsIienL el O.K. Eiieba A. Dsrat, Benton; Joe 8. Saa-oera, Bbaw.

Sevier Coot ry George A. Vaughst, Berry A. laauldla, Esfas K. Undsom J-Robert Wardlaw, George. Tanghaa.

Lockeabers; Heary If. We tea If, Uora-Uod; Kufus J. Nelson, Qoeen. noucKotVa.0 (K-O-U-O-K. rraaaaassl YS-ssjwsajjj 1 Manufacturers, Publishes, Vice Foundry and FOUNDEBB AND Msnufact Enfinea, Bollsrs, Bawmllls, Gang mere, Can Mills.

Cotton Presses. La Weights, Hons Fronts, Boiler, Tank a genera) repair work. Ue old stand. 618-4Q4 East Markham Note carefully oar telephone number New telephone No, Vi. Wholesale and Retail Dialers in Pianos, Organs, Music.

On Juas 1 (or sobier if conpletei), will occupy two new stores, bcitei ai Nos. 309 and 311 Main Street (Formerly the Parlor Millimry Store an! the Dickinson Temporary Quarters, NO. 515 MAIN STREET. GUN'S, AMMUNITION, FISHING TACKLE, BASE BALL AND LAWN TENX18 GOODS, TRAMMEL NET8, SEINES, HOOP NETS, BLASTING MATERIAL, DINAM1TE, POWDER, NEVEBBUBST HOSE2. Lawn Mowers Sharpened, Fine Gun REPAIRING, Locks, Bicycles, Columbia and Crescent Bicycles.

M. A W. Tlrea THIS IS A FIFTY-FOOT OF OUR CUT PRICED JUMBO HOSE, CALL Agg INSPECT Ovir Complete Line of Surreys and Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Road Wagons, The Thickest, Best and Cheapest First-Class Hose on sale in the city. Don't forget the name. JUMBO HOSE.

Sec. and Treat MACHINISTS, urera of Ktlgers, Lath Mscblnea, Lumber Trlm-mber and Log Trucks, Grsu Bars. 8sak nd Iron work. Ueary (orglngs. We bare not mored.

but are still st street. Little Bock. Ark. a Old teleubone 1B29 (long distance). J.

H. Martin ARMS CO. ggffis Soccesaors to DICKINSON ARMS 110 Main Street. LITTLE ROCK. Wholesale and Betall SPORTING GOODS.

LOADED SHELLS. see our Spring Lap Dusters Best Quality, PHIOO. ot Little Rook. MARBLE. MONAHAN ft V1QUE8NEY -Come Markham and Sprin elreeia; rsnile aad marble monuments.

BLANK BOOKS. THE GAZETTE PUBLISHING Ul Center street. Blank book makers aad book-blndere. Lutioiraphlng and Jot, printing In all of its branchaa; (orsiga prices duplicated. BLACKSMITH.

U. J. SULI.IVAN-Sclenliflo horenaeelnf and general blackemithlng, Waaons, bug gles and carriage! repaired. Careful attention given to interfering, over-rSaeh-Ing, split or broken feet, etc. Horses called for and delivered.

No hones alighted or abued. Corner Second and Roci iu. New phone, 9U; old, til. D. W.

ASK ILL. Shop. 119 Eaat Third) street. Carpenter and atair builder. Does all kinds ot Job and repair work.

0(tem fittings, counters snd shelving. All kinds of repairing. Huuefs, furniture ana screens ell done tn a neat snd workmanlike manner. I make patterns for Irani castings, alao mortWa for patents. ton uh am tan bj IM MUit ww ir.

lOuree Lot MsnhOM. Im- fcc mu. AWime i tow Birton aamaei ooa wa rranotsoo. Oal. President: And si if pal K-0-W-X.

Arms Co.) Every Job sold on its own merit. No commission work. IHE NEW ROUTE PNEUMATIC-TIRED BIKE WAGON. Tiro it IHiKKy-SUO, Hammocks, Awning and Lawn Swings, Children's Tents, and anythin made of Duck or Kubbor. LITTLE ROCK TENT AND AWNING CO.

jo? Main St. LITTLE ROCK. ARK Harness, Whips and Up-to-date, RIGHT W. W. Dickinson Hardware 405-420 E.

narknam Little Rock, Ark. Capital Hotel, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Absolutely First-Class American Plan HoteL Rates, $2.50 to $3.03 Per Day. Extra Charge for Parlor aad Room With Bth Tbe oneqnaled advantage of central location, liberal management, modera appointments, experienced service and perfect calslne bare permanently established tbe Capital Hotel as tbe most popular first-class botal la Arkansas. JOSEPH W. IRWIN, Manager.

APWIMWro MASS BY 6TJ. PUVIIOX IUICE. Hi District Coaprtsas 8izta Oouo-ttes in Which th anraow Will Start Work Jib Oxlsbs Soperrtsor George M. FrencB mt the Fifth Aj-kaasavi district bu an ounced the following sppotaLraeuts or oameraturt to hi district; Clark Oounty Tbonia C. Ox, hi to Myrtle Dwlnell, Amity, Samort fclixiOard.

Arsadelpbla; Alfred C. Cook. Amity Da ok-1 H. JoHlyu, Gurdiui; I'lmt F. Ungues, NUe; John Cutler, DanU-t Cutler, Mrs.

Emma GIllmaD, Arka delphia; William U. Brrdgrs, Holwrt B. Rush, Arkadelpbia; Jouu Howards. Gurdou; Ucnry H. Fulleii, ilfuiy B.

Bolt, Clear Springs. Dallas County Jtwph G. Wylie. PriDoeton; Jam A. AlnTUaLby, William B.

Blakely. Kordyo; William Pattir-aou. Mineral Spring: Jtiu W. Prlncetou; Henry Atkiuson. Fordyre.

(iasland County Samuel I). Jt-ster, Wlgs; James U. Jlrady, llama; Jobu II. Keeve, James IV Woustcr. Charli'S L.

Lewis, Williaui li. Shiuu, Jobu P. Ptrorpy. Elbert T. Bclden, Jainoj A.

Schuei'k. Frank Hivs, Hot Sriu(i; Jeeph E. Kit-mister. Meyers; Whiter J. Klncannon, WbltUnxioo; Mattiew U.

Troutman, Lousdalv. Grant Comity John T. Ashcraft. William H. Holiman, SherMun; Vlrcli Ashcraft, Judwou M.

Shaw, Sheridan; Jotiu R. Aslx-raft, Tull; Tlios E. B11, While Oak, Hempstead County Alien A. Tunsall, Bertram U. Oaatler, Jefferson Russel, Hope; Wililiiin Fried.

Fullun; SHks Florence F. Sliiver, Mope; Znrary T. Stamps, Jakajoues, David M. ciuodlet, Earl S. Hanna, Wm.

M. Simpson, iizan, Jas, R. Cox. Arcadia; Arrlier Shepper-soq. Wasliiugt' Beujauiin W.

Price, Elyvllle; O. Augustus (Jraves, Columbus; John L. Hodnott, Sliover Springs; Alexander McDougall, Douwn. Hot Spring- County-Thomas A. Hawkins, Point Cedar; Paul Fopel.

Malvern; Montgomery O. Campbell. Point Celar; Joseph U. Heard, Louo; Fred Turner, William E. Draper, Malvern; Gideon I.

Burrls. Opal; Leavens E. Wilcox. Butter-field; William R. Hudson.

Dove Park. Howard Count? -Jam. II Hush, Fort Ixipan; Kat-klel K. Waldcn. Ittic kranie; Anyell T.

Henry, James K. Hendrlx. Corinth; Fiuuls Potter, Center Point; William II. Lattlnier, Korcy; DariiiH L. Trompsoa.

Nashville; William C. WII-liaitia. Mineral Sprintn. Little River County Tliotn.is T. C.

Anderson, Richmond; Sidney H. Stralian, Alleene; Oscar R. Bell, Wlultirop; Benjamin A. Tomlln; Rouky Comfort; Jeptha E. Hell.

White Cliffs. Nevada County John Tyson, Wlllls-Tille; Joseph A. Hood, Emmet: Miss Niohra Del.niiKhtor, Bougbtou; William N. Munn, Lanesburs; D. 8.

Brackett, Morris; Alexander Brown. Glenville; William B. HUlitower, Miss Pearl Bryan, Preseott; Pliiners II. Herring, Bris-ba ue. Pike Countv-Wllllara M.

Rabbit. Klrby; William R. Blackburn. Daisy; Zilllba L. Klrkbam.

Antonle; William G. Wldener. Amity: Joseph Z. Lawless, Lodl; John R. Cliappell, George J.

Parker, Murfrecsnoro; John Wr. Whatley, Star of the WesL Polk Coivnty Charles Loftls. Efrgr; Abram Glaze, Joseph Estes. Mena; Thos. C.

Barney, Hatfield; Solomot) Van Nada, Charles R. Van Nada. Mena; John Moore, "Sevr Moon: Daniel Little. Board Camp; Albert B. Mill.

Mena; Nathan O. Allen, OoTe: William L. Craddock, Rich Mountain; Henry C. Allen. Cove.

Scott County John E. Farmer. Boothe; Ell N. Burnett, SulllvaD; Audrew V. Smith, Belva; John W.

Harrln. Cedar Creek; Henry T. Davidson, Mlnfield; Luther E. Leming. aldron; Thomas J.

Tate. Blue Ball; H. Rolierts. Rol-ra; Henry C. Hodges, Mansfield; James C.

Dooley. Boles. Miller County Alfred S. Davis, Fonke; George W. Goodnon, Boyd; Alzendorf A.

Brayaat, Thomas II. Welch, Pesse E. Moaely, Thomaa (. Kyle. Edgar D.

Strang, John L. Ford, HarroM Gibson. Samuel C. Patterson, Bloombnrg; Edgar R. Stoats, Era.

Montgomery County Miss Mary Smith, Crystal Springs; James T. Reece, Black Springs; Louis N. Burnett, Ml Ida; Thomas Wacaster, Maaarn; Bartholomew A. Ault, Cedar Glades; Jameu C. Keith, Masarn; Williaui E.

Hopper: Daniel B. Payne, Mt. Ida; Waymon C. Crook, Oden; Luther A. Crockett, Black Springs; George N.

James, Silver. Saline County James N. Searcy, Burk; Charles F. Elza, Benton; John D. McLaughlin, Bryant; John T.

Evans, Owensvllle; Mlltm P. WeatbrooK, Traawood; Henry N. Canady, Avilla; John P. Klrkpatrick, John Ronliara, Benton; Frank P. McMorray.

Woolson; THE FXE8T BABY. Eta Ootnlst li Lookad Forward to With Botk Joy ud rw and ita Bale rrtral la BaUmI With Pride and Delifht by AIL The arrival of the first baty la th household is the happiest and moat important event of married Uia. The young wife who Is fa) become a mother delight to think of the happiness in store for her when the little one shall nestle upon her breast and latterly she shall hear it lisp the sweet and. holy nam, "mother. Bat her happy anticipation qnickly tbd-iihtt when the realise the terrible pain and (Offering through which th tnuat pass white bringing the little one into the world.

An Indescribable fear of tha danger attendant upon the ordeal aoon diBfpatwhwJpyfcQneM. TbooMBda of women have learned experience that there It anoiutely Mneoam tend theaae use liniment for a few weeks before the trying boor, expectant mother ean prepare tbemsalrea for the final boor the pain and tnfferingof the dreaded event arc entirely obviated and it la aafely jpaaaed through with eom parativaly littto diaoomfort. All women arc interested, and rteoialry expeetant mother who for tha flrrt time have to tuidargothJa trial, in aoch a remedy for they anow the pain end anff ering, to ay nothing of thedan-ger, which win etove for thank "Moth Vi Friend" ia woman'a greatest bla. sing, for it takes her satottoough th severest ordeal ef net life. Kvery woman should bs glad to read the little book "Before Baby fa Bon fM tonlaliii Informatioej great value to alL It will be tent free to any one who eendi their sddreN to Th JBlsdaald Bf latorCo Atlanta, Oa.

OKAYS LQDQX OfflOUL Elected by th XnighU of Pythia of Arkansas Th full list of racers elected by the Grsbd Knights or Pythias, at Hot Spring Wednesday Is. Graud l'Uiioceilur-Jluia. D. Jaiurs Of Eureka Spriuga 'le (Jraiid Chancellor Prof J. J.

Doyoe. stale uperluteudeut of public lu-structlou. Grand Prelate-Dr V. 11. llallmaii of Hot Spriugs.

Giiiid Kc-'r of Records and Seal lW W. Hanlctt of Utile ltix k. Grand Master of Exchequer H. T. lhntt of Month-ello Graud luuer Guard T.

P. Atklu of Paris. Gruud iiuter Guard -Juhu W. Hall of Hot Springs. Grand Mafter at Anns- N.

E. Duffcy of Fayetteville (iraud Trustee H. 8. liorm of Helena. QUESTION ANSWERED.

T(, Ausuiit Flovcr till hiui Hi, larirsl paiv of any mHi)cln lo thn clvltlsr1 wur.l Your mothers nd granlmothcr never thought of using anything ela for lodi-getiun or blliousneas. rv-iora rm acarce, anJ they RelJom bfard of app nuiciua. nervous prostration or heart failure, etc. Tbty uied August Flower to clean gut the system and stop fermentation of undigested fo'o. regulate the action uf the liver, stimulate the nervous and urani action of the system, nd that Is all they look wheo feellnu (lull and tiad with headaches and other a-h'-.

Vou "nly need a fw 9 of Creen's August Flower. In liquid form, to make you satisfied there ts nothing serious the matter with you. For by Jhn A. Junfrklnd. F.

ffush, Hob I a-shlel Herman A. I)urt. F. H. Coffin, I'al-ac.

Iirug Siors (Harvey a Lwla), J. W. Beidelman. Sold by dealers In all countrlea Rayburu's Studio Is at CTJ ott street. See Craig's new line closed carriages.

BEST BY TEST. STEEDMANS. OIXlWD THK TAIUUt. My sto'k contains ninny attenis not to be found In any ether tailoring house. New patterns ami new designs lu great rarlety.

Beautiful gray am) olive-toned flannels, with colored str1ies running up nd down, are all the rage with swell dressers this spring, l'lne F.hlnn made to order. 110 West Markham street. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SIRUP Has been nsed for over fifty years hy millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gtims, allays all pain, cures wind colic and Is the best remedy for diarrhea.

Sold by druggists In every part of the world. Be sure to ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup," and take no other klud. 25 cents a bottle. STEEDMAN8 FOR QUALITY.

If yon want Rayburn to nmke the photograph he only has one place, U12 Scott street. STEEDMANS FOR QUALITY. Protect yoar house from flies by buying your screens from Chas. T. Abeles Co.

GRANITE MOUNTAIN MINERAL SPRING WATER. Unsurpassed for table use, appetizing and healthy. A pure, cold mineral spring water. Recommended by all leading physicians of the city. Delivered to your office or home at reasonable prices.

For further Information call on J. H. Bannoner, manager, 1509 Main. Telephone 520. T.

JONES COMPANY. The T. H. Jonea Company, commission merchants and cotton factors, pay special attention to the consignments of cotton. They are also wholesale dealers ID lime, hair, cement, plaster, etc.

They have a commodious warehouse on tbe railroad track. Office 118 East Elm atrwet, Little Rock. Ark. Talk with J. G.

fire insurance. Leigh about BEST BY TEST. STEEDMANS. SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS In the East are probably Interested tn the territory In which you live-lls resources and possibilities. Perhaps they would like to know just bow profitable farming, fruit growing or mining la out here.

Send us their names nnd we will forward free a copy of Illustrated publication giving reliable and op-to-date Information concerning our great southwest. Address Rryan Snyder, P. Frisco Line, 8t Louis, Mo. CONFEDERATE REUNION. General Order laauad by Brig.

Gtn. H. A. MoOoy. Headquarters Second Brigade, Arkansa Division, U.

C. Tine Bluff, Mar 1, 1900. (General Order No. 2.) For the tenth annual reunion, United Confederate Veterans, to be held at LOllisrllle. Kv Mav SI onH Juno i 2 and 3, 1800, I have made the following appointments: 1.

For sponsor, Second brigade, Arkansas diTlslon, U. O. Miss Reba Dewoodyi For maid of honor. Mlaa KHuhsth Grace. For chanerone.

Mrs. Tunc. ford. 2. Brteada haadnnartm-a will ioaa Pine Bluff on Tuesday, May 28, at 12:40 p.

nx, fla Cotton Belt route to Memphis, aad Illinois Central to Louisville, arriving in Louisville at 7:45 a.m. on the ath. through sleepers from Pine Bluff to Louisville; fare for round trip (not Including sleeper), 1LT0. I a. Air staa omcars will report In uniform tot tha trip labile Im Louisville.

Arkansas heidnnurtpr af" iilavlllsa will be established at the corner of sum sua nnn streets, to which our major general commanding cordially Invitee all Confederal anlrilon rmm In kansss and their families and friends to come ana spend their leisure hours. A band wlU be placed st division head-quarters during the emir reunion and for the parade, 1 i Quarters asd horses bars been a gaged fot (ha brigade sUff. f- By command of H. A. McCoy.

Brigadier General, commajidlng Second brigade. 1 JohaJ.WMtaker Adjutant General and Chief of Staff. Ot Well Known Business and Profes The best assortment of Wire Screens of all descriptions in this city. Call on us. Arkansas Upholstering Cabinet Co.

704 MAIN STREET. sional Interests ATTOBNETS-AT-UAW. 8. D. LART 111 Oarmsn Bsnli BuimtQS- CHAS P.

HARNWELI-AtiorMy-at-law, Moor a Turner Beoond and Louisiana atra.ta ARCHITECT. J. W. OASKILL, ARCHITECT. MASONIC TEMPLE, LITTLE ROCK.

ARK. PLUMBING. NICK PEAT, 613 Main itrot; plumblns. atoam and hot water heatius. gs fllllus and sewerage.

TOWELS, ti 1 LITTLE ROCK CLEAN TOWEL BUPPLT CO. G. A. Vlquesney tt Son, proprietors, 110 Weiit Third itreot; reelsuraats, saloons, markets, barbers, stores, ofOoea, ate, supplied on low monthly rental. PAINTERS AND ORAINERS.

LTNAM BROS -H5 Easf Third' street; sralnlpc a specially. MormaiHBIShOaw? PHIS bue, dietfpMUa, ih prv lunftimi SSiiiiiIiiii Uw bnla u. Wl. ex. tea.

a am- ad Sold by McClerkln Ttomss, KM aaae 200 Vehicles. Mowers Harvesters, Threshers, Cultivators, Hay Rakes, Hay Presses, Feed Cutters, Hay Carriers, Etcj Stock Peas, Millett, Kaffir Corn. EDM0ND 6RAIG Commerce and Markham Sts. Main, Llttlo Eock. Ark.

AGREE DOCTORS Oklahoma Indian Territories, Recent Investigations by the authorities of several States have at tracted attention to proprietary medicine, and there Ua marked disposition to draw a sharp line of distinction between mysterious nostrums and worthy articles of scientific compound and known character. Many proprietary medicines," says a leadhif physician, "are the best possible prescription for theV- diseases which they are made to cure. It Is certalnM jia -a only reasonable to expect' that chemists of, world-wide reputation and unlimited re Texas and Wid Train, Reclining Chair Cars. Only Texas, Kansas and Western REXBY WOOD, Bii'l M'flr. LITTLE ROCK, sources ought to make compounds Uonal skill, and It ts manifestly terest to have their ingredients pure.

Take, for Uppman's great i I rvmcuy, iwuuuuit Skiiuwn mm r. The formula Is on every bottle. I I physicua knows that the ingredients I mfmfmimffmfmmmmfmfiB the Pullman Sleepen and Fm on change of can to off Points. j. F.

Traffic Vp, ARKANSAS. 1 I we eess possioie remeaies lor purny lux vwvu, auu uia wiuuvuuu i scientific one, which Increases the mciency-oi we wnoie. i some- tlnSM prescribe special mixtures for Blood Poisoning, 5crofulous Affections, Catarrh, Ecxema and amolalnts aristnc from imoura and with except to their In- fresh and r. Every ether weak Savaftnah, da. m.

11 Hi lit. ire II i IE I Jlli fc "11 II -2 i jbn blood, but I always feel safest la prescribing P. especially wfcfre You would thoroughly appreciate a pas Range this kfnd of weathers I am not personally acquainted with the druggist. In prescribing P. P.

(Uppman's Great Remedy), I know 1 am taking no chances. When doctors feel such raudence la a standard remedy, It OO wonder that the general public Insist upon having K. 1 I P. P. Is sold by all Si a bottle she battles, $5.

Si WPPITAN BROTHERS,.