Arkansas Democrat from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 3

jm ARKANSAS DSIiCOT, TUESDAY, SSPJECT 1809. MMMMMWM Mf Little Rock Postof fice. The Finest and Cheapest Lino of ALL OVER THE STATE Questiono and Answero NEMO aORTALIUM OMNIBUS H0RIS UPIT. Mako your questions of general Interest. State your question con-cli ely, ant do not dlsouss it or write an essay on the subject.

Do not ask for tbe publication of long docks ot extracts. See "ads." of book dealers. Answers will appear in about two weeks. Address all communications to Arkansas Democrat, Q. and A.

Little Book. -4 Buggies, Stanhopes, Traps and Surveys can only be found at my(repoer. tory, and I can sell 'cheap, as I buy by the carloads only. Two cars ot Luedlnghaus farm wagons received. The Kelly rubber tires put on wheels.

Call and be convinced. Also a complete line of lino double and single harness kept In stock. .1 Louis Koers, (Old ttsntl), Second tand Soott Sits. TIm tl Osulni sad Ctnln lit. lilla.i J.OOb.i :00a.i 7:00 8:30 i I.OOpi 8:30 a.l Tram No.

fast nuU, north 7:40 p.a 7:00 a.Bi 1:80 a. Train No. ft, fart nail. onto Train No. expraai mall.

aoutb. Train No. 18, waj null, oath. Train No. 81, axpraaa null, north.

Train No. war Bull, north 12:90 a.m 8:15 a.m atanpbla and Little Bock ex. Memphis and Little Bock wav matL 18:80 a.a 11:00 nv Coffuyville and Little Book war man Little Bock and Monroe way 8:18 a.m BOBa.a 7:00 a.m mau. Pine Bluff KxnreM. uttie hoc ana ran nnutn way mall L.

B.a&dAltbeimer. BOOTS. MM i Doe Branon 8:00 a.m :Mp.i Dam i-Avrin oomutr uowu ww oaya. JjWedueadaya and Saturday. Tne-dtjt Thnradays and gatnrdaya.

All others dauy. trtll ti 1 Vm4. W. 8. HOLT, Poilmuter.

Arrival and Departure of Trains SI. Uulf, Inn Mountain and Southern. BOBTB lOBMD. Good Buggies. There ia only one kin! of buggy worth buying, that's good buggy.

Good buggies cost just so much to psy that cost and get that kind. Good buggies are the only real bargain buggies sold. They're cheapest by far in the long run, because the buyer gets the worth of every cent he puts into suoh a buggy. He don't when he buys a cheap buggy. We sell good buggies for just as little money as good buggies can be sold for.

We stand behind every buggy we sell we guarantee that it will run easily, wear well, and give perfects satisfaction in every way. We're here every day of every year to make that guarantee good. Talk this buggy question over with us before' you buy-step into the repository and see what makes we handle "lookers" will receive just as many smiles as buyers oome, look If you are not reatiy to buy. (No. I HotBpge HaSB NoM Xo.B St li.

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St.L.Ml 8 Ar.L.R. Lit L.B 7:40 a.m 3 OOp.m Ar. Tex :00 At.H 8. 1 00m. noa xovmaw mbbthis.

Arrlrea Lrttle 1:40 p. UaTwe Llttie 6:60 am; 1:16 a. Bhwper pn at 8:09 p.m. Arkansas Valley Rouli. auvs aoiaa hobth I dbhbt Fort Hmlth and KtnraaCity 8:10 am Ii.n Fort Smith Bxnrori.

eoiKe eoim 8.66p ArkaotM City Mall 8.00a :60a.m Pine Blnfl AcronnnnriatloB Little Rock Warehouse Co. W. B. NEFF, Manager, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Buggies, Phaetons, Surreys, Stanhopes, Traps," Spring and Delivery Wagons. WC ARC HEADQUARTERS FOR I Harness and Saddles.

I St. Loult Southw8ttrn Coltss Belt. Train i arrlis and depart from Little Bock Onion Depot. irrrtB aocx asd rraa lun uraata daily. Learea Little 8:05 a.m arrlvraPlne Glnff Lwwes P)u Bluff Arrlrea Lttt'e Boi-k MO.

ti-BAILT BXCBFT IVKDAT. Leavee Pine BIoS 5:85 a Arrives Little Bock a Leaves Little R'ick ArrlTee Pine Bluff 1BBOSOB LI KB. -STATE FISH BROS. WAGONS. 112 and 114 East Markhato.

abrivb aocm bound dbfabt Pine BaB 8Kp tOa BOBTB BODUB Pine a pi a Ckoctaw Sid inalri. In operation from Memphis to Little Bock. Cider oonstrootioa from Little Bock to ladlaa Territory Line. Tralna arrlT and depart from North Little Bock Station. ABJUTS Memphis Day Passenger, Mail and Express.

Memphis Night Passenger and Mall 1:48 a.m 3:00 a.m Freight. The Mackay Air Line will cross the Arkansas river at Charleston. Geo. H. Trevathan has secured con trol of the Salem Banner-Nugget.

juage J. M. McCasklll. of Rlson. will be a candidate for attorney-general.

The reunion of the Blue and Gray at Mount Ida has proven a great success. Miss Annie Patton, daughter of John T. Patton, of Monticello, died September 15. Miss Bessie Huey, of Old Union, won the Magazine Powder Horn coupon contest The Green county grand Jury did not Indict Lon Francis for the alleged killing of his father. southern part of Cleveland county Is suffering greatly from the prevalence of forest fires.

L. S. Corbell was fined $400 in the circuit court last week at Murfrees-boro for selltg whiskey. W. R.

Bryant's barn at New Edln-burg was destroyed by fire, having caught from forest fires. Henry Anthony, wanted at Clarendon for selling whisky without license, was arrested at Pine Bluff. Jim Miles Down and Bob Park were arrested near Prescott on the charge of moonshlnlngrThey are old-timers. Will Harper, who was sent to the Texas penitentiary from Texarkana, made his escape while acting as trusty, and tbe Texas authorities offer a reward for his capture. Harrison's public school opened Monday with an attendance ot 325.

According to tbe enumeration just completed the school population, both white and colored, Is 562. Ben Miller died at Texarkana from gunshot wounds Inflicted by Carl Winfrey, who has been arrested and placed in Jail. Miller's daughter, Winfrey's sweetheart, was alBO arrested as an accessory. Miss Fronie Knowlton, who recently returned from California, where she had been In the hopes ot benefitting her health, was reported very low last night; in fact her demise Is expected at any moment. Van Buren Argus.

Mrs. M. J. Robinson, widow of Dr. James Robinson, an aunt of ex-Governor James P.

Eagle and mother of Hon. Joe T. Robinson, died last Friday at her home six miles from Lonoke at the age of 67. Seven children survive her. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Osceola the following directors were elected for the ensuing year; G.

R. Brlckey, J. D. Driver, C. H.

Gaylord, F. B. Hale, W. P. Hale, S.

S. Semmes and H. D. Tomlinson. In.

speaking of the withdrawal of (he gtiards at the coal mines. Marshal Stahl, of Fort Smith, said: "There have been no disturbances of any kind for a long time, and we believe there will be none. The strikers are quiet and are giving the miners no trouble at all." Jim Shlbley, who joined the volunteers, and has been stationed at Fort Sam Houston, returned home today, having been given an honorable discharge on account of injury received In camp. Jim says as soon as he recovers he will make application for re-enllstment Van Buren Venture. W.

J. Windham, residing near Wheelen, had the misfortune to accidentally shoot himself In the foot last Saturday, the 9th Inst, which resulted in death between 5 and o'clock yesterday afternoon. The wound became serious, and a few hours before his death doctors amputated his toot. Mr. was an honorable gentleman, a justice ot the peace and a former candidate for representative ot this county.

His death is greatly deplored by a wide circle throughout the county. Gurdon Times. An old gray-bearded man was found In the street at Hot Springs last Tuesday morning suffering from chills and fever, and was taken to the city jail, where he died early Friday morning. No papers could be found on the deceased to disclose his Identity, and no one seems to know anything about him. He is described as having been a man about 60 years ot age, light complected with gray whiskers about an Inch long, about 5 feet 8 Inches In height, of medium build and dressed very shabbily.

The remains were Interred by Jailor Clalbourne at the expense of the city. Ben Estes, of Eros, was In Yellvllle Tuesday and Informed us that there Is a wonderful mineral excitement In the southwestern portion of the county, He stated that a great deal of prospecting Is being done, some mineral found, and many fine indications, and he felt sure that with the proper amount of work some rich finds would be made. He informed us that B. L. Stout has made one of the richest strikes that has ever been made in the Pine hollow.

The ore Is pure Jack of the finest grade, and there Is every Indication of a veritable quarry of It This discovery has created consider able excitement in that community. Yellvllle Echo. The excitement which existed In the northern part of this county over the killing of Crate Miller, near Berber, on the first of this month by Henry Phil lips, has about subsided. Phillips had, a preliminary hearing before Justice J. L.

Norrls last week and was held to await the action of the grand Jury. He has since been released on bond in the sum of $1,000. At the time of the killing it was said that the crime was without provocation, but Phillips' defense caused a great change In pub lic opinion. Phillips alleges that Mil ler was trying to break up his home and wean the affections ot bis wife away from him. Whether he had suf ficient grounds for this belief Is not yet known.

Phillips was represented at the bearing by I. S. Simmons, of Waldron; A. J. Burke, of Huntington, and W.

D. Mclnturf, of Booneville, while Deputy Prosecuting Attorney. Jim Johnson conducted the- prosecution. Waldron correspondent Fort Smith News-Record. ii Bargains v.

was the date of the' Johnstown flood? -C. M. C. Many ridiculous statements of these circumstances have been made, some indicating; that he was a penniless and homeless wanderer. The fact Is that he wrote the song to be used In his play, "Clarl, the Maid of Milan," under conditions not at all unusual to such composition.

and planning, and quite unromantlc. 2. Tbe dam above Johnstown broke on May 31, 1889. Do the civil service regulations include blacksmiths and plumbers? M. A.

Hi Applicants for positions at these trades are examined, but there are no scholastic matters touched upon and their values in making up tbe final standing of the applicant are: Age, character as workman that Is, speed, skill and habits of industry experience, and physical qualifications, 1. A general intelligence test of practical questions may be added. 1 OTHERWI8E UNNOTICED. Bits of Telegraphic Intelligence from All Parts of the World. Royalists are on trial In Paris.

Okarche, O. was destroyed by fire. The Epoca, of Havana, advocates annexation. The bubonic plague has broken out In Paraguay. China protests against the exclusion act of Gen.

Otis. The cruiser Detroit Is on Its way to the seat of war in Venezuela. Lord Francis Hope has separated from his actress wife, Mary Yohe. Daniel Ermentrout member of congress from Pennsylvania, Is dead. A lockout at Dundee, Scotland, has thrown 35,000 mill employes out of work.

Senator J. C. S. Blaojkburn's wife died at Versailles, of heart dis- Gen. Castro, the Venezuelan revolutionary leader, continues his victorious advance.

Militia are on guard at Cartersvllle. 111., to keep the peace between white and black miners. Chas. Pillsbury, the millionaire miller, of Minneapolis, died Sunday of heart disease. Notwithstanding repeated denials, rumors of an extra session of congress are persistently circulated.

Prince David Kawananak'a, a cousin of former Queen Liliuokalana of Hawaii, lias arrived In Washington from Honolulu. The Joplin miners' union has taken sides with the Missouri-Kansas Zinc Miners' Association in endeavoring to maintain the association's schedule of zinc-ore prices. BA8EBALL 6AME8 YESTERDAY. At PblladelDhia Philadelphia ..00000 001 01 8 3 Louisville 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 16 11 2 Batteries Bernard and Douglass; Philllpps and Sieelman. At Washington Washington.

0 20010010 04 12 2 Cleveland ...01000002115 8 3 Batteries McGee and Klttredge; Harper and Sugden. Second game RHE Washington .,..11 000 8 12 1 Cleveland .2 3 0 0 0 0 0 05 13 4 Batteries Dlneen and Magnus; Hughey, McAllister and Sugden. Game called at dark. At Baltimore RHE Cincinnati ,...2 00 000 000 2 6 Baltimore 000u00 0 21 3 7 1 Batteries Frisk and Peitz; McGln-nity and Smith. At Brooklyn RHE Chicago 20001430010 11 3 Brooklyn ..,.40 2200020 10 13 6 Batteries Griffith and "Chance; Dunn, Kennedy and McGuire.

At Boston RHE Boston .001102010 5 7 0 Pittsburg 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 4 07 11 2 Batteries Lewis and Sullivan; Gray and Bchrlver. Second game RHE Boston. ........0712010 11 12 3 Pittsburg 10110100 '4 11 2 Batteries Willis and Bergen; Hof fer, Chesbrough and Bowerman. Game called at dark. MILL-MAN KILLED.

W. T. Rayburn Injured ard Died From Blood Polring. JTJDSONIA. September 19.

(Special.) W. T. Rurn accidental ly got his arm Moody's saw mill and blood poison set in, which paused bis death in a few hours. Died The eldest daughter of "Trlr. Jamison, aged 15.

The family have lost two daughters in one week. Cotton Is being shipped dally from Judsonls. Captain McCauIey's gin now runs on full time. Died The little child of Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. W. Moore. J. H.

Browning has bought the J. L. Dodd saw-mill and is now running on full time. Houses are in great demand In Jud sonls. There are not enough to sup ply the demand.

Dr. J. C. Cleveland and two little daghters, Stella and Hattle, and Miss Nina Bauer, of Bald Knob, visited Mrs. K.

C. Cleveland, who Is very sick. Mrs. L. M.

Buck's halr-dressfng par lors at the Little Rock. Millinery Com. pany, 821 Main, are patronized by the best people of the city. Manicuring for gentlemen a specialty. B.

B. J. The Prince ot Wales will be King Albert Edward. Is Emlle Zola a jew? R. L.

S. He la not What ia the fifth marriage annlver-sary, the crystal or wooden wedding! Sunday, i The wooden wedding. Who wrote the "Widow Bedott?" 2. What was Margaret E. Sangster's maiden name? Virginia.

Mrs. F. M. Whltcher. 2.

Margaret Elisabeth Munson. i When did the first case of yellow fever appear in Mississippi in 1898? J. C. B. The first reported were those at McHenry, on June 9.

How many silver dollars were coined In 1894? J. 8. There were coined 3,093,972 at Philadelphia, 1,260,400 at San Francisco, and 1,723,000 at New Orleans. Kindly tell me what the word "paracentric" means, sometimes used In connection wltS locks, as "paracentric lock." A Friend. It means directed to or from the center.

A. bets B. there are two whites to one negro in the city of Memphis; who wins? Lined. B. wins.

By the last federal census the whites were about five to the negroes four. What form of government have Luxemburg and Monaco? A. 8. Luxemburg has a chamber of deputies, who are elected, and a governor appointed by the sovereign of the Netherlands. Monaco is an independent principality.

Will water rise higher In a six-Inch well than It will In a six-foot Weill R. No; this without taking into consideration' the amount of water to be used from the wells. A. bets C. that a vegetable of the pumpkin is spelled "kershaw," and C.

that it is spelled "cashaw;" which is correct? P. C. F. Dictionaries define "cashaw" as the honey-mesqult, and do not give "kershaw." What is meant by a city of second class? 8. Who composed the opera "Martha?" M.

S. The term Is an inexact one, and without knowledge of the connection In which It is used we cannot define It. 2. Freldrlch Ferdinand Flotow. What is the correct pronunciation of "mayonnaise?" Is the first syllable pronounced "may," or "my?" F.

M. B. May-on-aiz or ma-yo-nalz, the vowel sound of the first syllable in the latter form being as in "ask." How. much flour Is made from 100 pounds of wheat? C. If the wheat Is of good quality, pounds of flour come "from it, and this is about 75 per best flour, 20 per cent baker's flour, and per cent bran or low-grade flour.

Who are the anti-Semites? 2. What religion do the French people profess? M. Those who further persecution of tbe Jews. I. The state maintains at lta expense three forms of worship-Catholic, Protestant and Jewish, and for Algeria there is a fourth, the Mussulman.

Any sect In France with 100,. 000 adherents is entitled to an annual state grant Catholics are a majority of all. Did the fight which occurred In San Francisco between Fltzslmmons and Bharkey, when the latter won on a foul, occur previous to the championship contest between Corbett and Flti-simmons or afterward? H. V. P.

and others. Fltzslmmons and Sharkey fought December 2, 1896; Corbett and Fitx-slmmons met at Carson City on March 17,1897.. Which Is the easier to forge, -a plainly-written signature or one that Is not easily read? "The Man with the Hoe." Authorities in this matter are reticent and practitioners are difficult to get at the more eminent being Jailed. But the plain hand of marked characteristics Is probably more counterfeited. What Is the origin of our Thanks giving Day? Does It always come on the last Thursday ot November? If not what event flies its date? W.

S. C. It originated In 1621, when Gov. Bradley of the Plymouth Colony, appointed a day tor praise and prayer after the Pilgrims' first harvest 2. It Is usually the fourth Thursday of November, and Is fixed by proclamation of the president or the governor.

What is tte name of the fluid used by circus folk to tattoo different parts of the and can it he erased after It is one applied? Sunapee. 'Genuine tattooing is done by pricking the skin and introducing colored pigments. It is almost impossible to remove it and when successful the painfull operation is often disfiguring. -We do not know what processes are used to counterfeit tattooing. Under what conditions did Payne write "Home, Sweet Homer t.

What In ITehicles. AGENTS FOR- $120 $175 $190 G5 $120 $100 $15.00. 8.69. i MO. Old Telephone 43U E.

N. WEIQEL, Vict President and Mania Little Rock, Arkansas England. Two only Studebakcr Traps, were now One only Buckeye Trap, rubber tired, was. now One only Buckeye Trap, rubber tired, was. now Six onty Cut-Under Driving Wagons, w5re.

75 now One only Driving Wagon, now style, was $100 now One only Second-hand Trap, rubber good as new, was $155 now One only Combination Jump-Seat Surrey Trap, rubber tired, was $155 now N. and baggage eonTeranees leave City Ticket Once and Faasenger Waiting Boom, 110 East Markham etredt. at noon, and at 10:40 olght Lastomnlbns leaves Capital Hotel at 11:30 mldn gnt. Pullman 'a Snest haf-(at aleepers on night train open lor paasengerl Arkintat Midland. OIKS BAST LXATI Little Bock, via C.

A M. B. 1:80 a. Arrive eoixe L1ATB Cip.m Arrive DnoaiBy Little KtB. vIsC.

llp. Baltivllli and'Brinkley. Also a fevvla8tjearVvehicle8 to be closed out at cost. Vehicles to be sacrificed, will beput in a row to prices marked in plain figures, so you can see, and judge as td bargains. '1 As an inducement, we will rubber tire any of the above vehicles for $20 extra.

Above goods at prices, will admit of no trades. Reasonable terms will be given. Harness will be sold at prices that defy any competition. Every vehicle in above list is a'bargain. No better class of work made and guaranteed fully.

Call soon, or all will be sold. V.V.Dickinsonliardv;arGCo. iSBJVS iAlS DErAST Brlntby. Jaikstiport Arkaniai and Itutslani. AUIVS TB4a I DBr AST Hop I t0p tDally, except Sunday.

Other, daily. Hot AM1VS TSA'TltA DSTAkT Malvern Malvern 11:15 a S'bvp Malvera slip Malvern 7:011 8-80 a Hot Hprtata 1816pm Hot Bprlore 4-SOp Hot Springs Hot Springs 5:45 Eureka $srlni Railway. Trme Table No 64. Time here given is for arrival and departure of trains frooa terminal Utlons-Bnreaaaprlnasand geHgnsaB. I was soon.

asaiva g-3D a BAST BOOSD. 10:80 a a No.8-P""iwer... Na4-Mlied Carriage Repository, No. 405, 407, 409 and 141 lj Meal and Hulls Cotton lead Heal Cotton tssd Hulls, baled. CottoaSssd Hulls.

lotM. Arkanoao Cotton Oil Co New Telephone1 SIS. W.W. DICKINSOV Preildant. I.

w. DICKINSON, tscralsrj and Trsasurar. Arkansas Brick and Manufacturing Co. Will be pleated to quote prices on Brick delivered to any railroad point Arkansas, or to any place in the city. Correspondence solicited.

Plant west el city, dry office with W. W. Dickinson Hardware Company. NOTICE T( HoKen tl Arkanau Bonds. YOU are aortaed hereby fomid the Trenarer of the State ei Arkauai any valid bonds ol laid state now held by you, to the ana tint sane may cadaaredferMWVper ccbi imny-rar vou, UMfUcdnowttbe luued la eadiaate for said oat- standing vaiio my time afttrjuly 18, and muatbe lnud I a isvn kLk oJeBus ha 8MMUr arill kan More Little Rock, July 18.

IBM. Well, jou wont find it In town it lit Isn't at Tnw ocrar it iji tw.n annnllna mmr wnai IB Btuu buvu. day: "The Democrat's" vr compiete ana ww em OK 'etaaaaaa Ha. 104. Hi Tahahaaa M.

1004. New York has a Hebrew painters'! Australia sends skins to union..