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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-31

There is letter at this Office addressed
to Mr.. Allen.
One hobo was fined 50 this morning
an amount totally inadequate to his
ability to pay. He languishes in the
caIaboose.
Jim Banshee, an Indian, was arrest
ed last evening for throwing rocks at a
residence. and will be tried before the
recorder.
The laying of cement walk was com
menced in fronto of the French block, on
the north side of Second street, this
afternoon.
Five cars of sheep were shipped last
night by Mr.. Ketcham to the Unionl
Meat Company. They were purchased
from VIM. Kelsay.
The July run of salmon has come into
the river in full force at Astoria, and SO
many fish are being taken that the can
neries are unable to handle the catches.
The new cement walk is finished
around French's bank and is a very
handsome piece of work. 1t presents a
mute but powerful invitation to other
property owners to do likewise~~
wm. Macarthur, a brother of Judge
I L. L. Macarthur, died very suddenly this
week in Washington. Deceased was
formerly justice of the peace IN The
Dalles, where he was we'll known and
universally respected.
Work on the Astoria railroad is being
pushed with all rapidity, and this fall
will see completion of the greater por-
ton of this new line. Three hundred
men are now at work and more are
wanted, Gays the Oregonian.
The next show for The Dalles will be
Bristol's horse show on August 10th.
1t is leader of its kind and worth
while anybody's going to see. Sells and
Forepaugh's circus will not get any
nearer to The Dalles than Pendieton.
I'm the very poorest times the country
has seen A. NJ. William & Co. and Maz
( Vogt have expended th pusands of dol.
lars in erecting mamnhoth new store
buildings of great beau ~. ~Fhe DalleI
\ is not the dullest town in the country,
-9he UnlVerslty OF oregon at eugene
is rapidly becoming the foremost insti-
tuition of higher learning in the North
west. Tuition is free and the literary
and scientific courses are equal to ths
best. Free information may be obtained
by addressing University of Oregon
Eugene, Or.
The University of Oregon at Eugen
may be truly called the peoples school
1t aims to give equal opportunities t
rich and poor. Education makes al
men equal. Board and lodging $2.5
per week. Address University of Ore
gon, Eugene, Oregon.
Grasshoppers have eaten every bios
som and leaf off the flowers growing o
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-07-31
wAYsIDE eLEANINes.

Random Observations and Local Events
of Lesser Magnitude.
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OF these foreign soldiers having rather
the graceful manner and presence OF our
native officers than of our rank and Tile.
She by degrees learned from her for
eign friend circumstance about HIM
self and hi comrades which Phyllis
would least have expected OF the YORK
hussars So far from being as gay as It's
uniform, the regiment was pervaded by
a dreadful melancholy, chronic home
sickness, which depressed many OF tne
men to such an extent that they could
hardly attend to their drill The worst
sufferers were the younger soldiers who
had not been over here long. They hated
England and English life, they took no
interest whatever in King George and
his island kingdom, and they only wish
ed to be out Of it and never TO see 1t any
more. Their bodies were here, but their
hearts and minds were always far away
In their dear fatherland, OF which
brave men and stoical as they were IN
many ways-they would speak with
tears in their eyes. One of the worst OF
the sufferers from this home woe, as he
called it in his own tongue, was Mat
thaus Tina, whose dreamy muslng ma
ture felt the gloom of exile still more
intensely from the fact that he had left
lonely mother at home with nobody
to cheer her.
Though Phyllis, touched by all this,
and interested in his history, did not dis
dain her soldiers acquaintance, she de-
clined, according to her own account at
least, to permit the young man to over
step the line Of mere friendship for
long whi1e-as long indeed as she con-
sidered herself likely to become the pos
session of another, though it is probable
that she had lost her heart to Matthaus
before she was herself aware The stone
wall of necessity made anything like in
timacy difficult, and he had never ven
tured to come or to ask to come inside
the garden, so that all their conversation
had been covertly conducted across this
boundary
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CHAPTER IL

The present generation has probably
but q very dim notion of the celebrated
York hussars of 90 years ago. They
were one Of the regiments of the King s
German legion, and, though they some
what degenerated later on, their bril-
liant uniform, their splendid horses and,
above all, their foreign air and mus
taohios-rare appendages then-drew
crowds of admirers of both sexes wher-
ever they went. These, with other regi-
ments, had come to encamp on the downs
and pastures because of the presence of
the king in the neighboring town.
Phyllis, though not precisely q girl of
the village, was as interested as any of
them in this military investment Her
father home stood somewhat apart, and
on the highest point of ground to which
the lane assembled, so that it was almost
level with the top of the church tower
in the lower part of the parish. Imme-
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leave his father in the city Of their so
jonrn, the elder having no other relative
near him Phyllis. though lonely in the
extreme, was content, The man VINO
had asked her in marriage was desir-
able husband for her in many ways.
Her father highly approved of his suit,
but this neglect Of her was awkward, if
not painful, for Phyllis. Love him in
the true sense of the word she assured
me she never did, but she had q genuine
regard for him, admired a certain
methodical aud logged way in which
he sometimes took his pleasure, valued
his knowledge of what the court was
doing had done or was about to do,
and she was not without a feeling OF
pride that he had chosen her when he
might have exercised a more ambitious
choice.
But he did not come, and the spring
developed His letters were regular
though formal, and it is not to be won
dered that the uncertainty of her posi-
ton, linked with the fact that there was
not much passion in her thoughts of
Humphrey, bred an indescribable dreari-
ness in the heart of Phyllis Grove. The
spring was soon summer, and the sum
mer brought the king, but still no Hum
phrey Gould. All this while the engage
ment by letter was maintained intact
AT this point of time golden radi-
ance flashed in upon the lives of people
here and charged all youthful thought
with emotional interest. This radiance
was the York hussars.
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What the News nelieve,.

LONDON, July s8.-Commentine n
interviews, The Daily News says Il
on the silver situation in this COW
the Anglo American financiers Il,
the silverites are developing unexpsol,
strength, adding:
"But they (the Anglo American In.
ciers) do not believe they viii sucOa
as if the people imagined free coin.
was really coming there would BE-
panic and the chief sufferers would
Americans. They also point out il
the supreme court stands between inv,
tors and demonstrations law"
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SAM JONES' BROTHER AssAuL
1t Was Caused over His strong Tau
Against Whisky.

MAMMOTH SPRINGS, Ark, July sS.-I
Rev. Joe Jones of Gainesville, Ga. N
brother of Rev Sam Jones, who is en-
gagged in holding series Of meetings q.
this place, was assaulted just after til,
services Saturday uigl. aad knocked
senseless. His assailant, John Stein.
aman, citizen of Missouri, was imrns.
diately placed under arrest and il now
held for trial with ehgrge against hin
of assault with intent 20 kill. Rev. Mr.
Jones addressed an audience at picnic
here Saturday by the Woman's Chris.
tirn Temperance union and denounced
the whisky folks In no uncertain Ian.
guage, and just after the services that
night the assault was made as above
stated, the weapon used being An old
loaded whip Fortunately the full force
of the blow was not received by MI.
Jones or it would undoubtedly have
killed him. He was able to preach yes
terday and will recover entirely.
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just What's Needed.

Exclames thousands of people who
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at
this season of the year, and who have
noted the success of the medicine in
giving them relief from that tired
feeling, waning appetite and state of
extreme exhaustion after the contine-
ment of a winter season, the busy
time attendant upon pressing ansi-
ness during the spring months and
with vacation time yet some weeks
distant. 1t is then that the building
up powers OF Hoods Sarsaparilla are
fully appreciated.
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.s.4L f-.N GOLD sTANDa5
Fred w. lehman win Take thu :.
In Missouri.

KANSAS, CRY Jnly ISL. O. r.
who went to Chicago to attend the 81
ence Of the gold standard Democrss
returned to this city. 1t is saits., \
nection with his return, that as 81
possible, conference of local COL,
dard Democrats will be held e.
mass meeting for the near futuEe
inent Democrats will make speed
It ia said, Fred w. Lehman, a ST.
attorney who stumped the state ID
Democratic party four years ago, v
one of them. Mr.. Lehman vas g
the delegates from Missouri to the
ference of gold democratic IL q; ID
last Thursday.
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BICYCLE RACES.
TO BE GIVEN 8T JONES PARK
AUGUST 81.
Under the Auspices of the Graphic
and Sanctioned by the
L. A. w.

The GRAPHIC is nothing If not en-.
terprising. 1t always endeavors to
entertain as well as instruct the
public.
Therefore, with view of enter
tanning and amusing the Pine Bluff
public, the GRAPHIC has arranged a
bicycle meet to take place at Jones
Park in this city Friday afternoon
August the 2lst.
For this purpose special sane
ton has been granted by the
League of American Wheelmen,
under whose rules and regulations
the meet will be held.
A number of valuable prizes will
be offered the winners by the
GRAPHIC, local merchants and manu-
facturers of bicycle supplies.
The events and prizes are as fol-
lows:
Grand Parade-Twice around the
track. A silk umbrella, given by
the Red Store, to the most graceful
lady rider. A handsome pair of
sleeve buttons, given by the
GRAPHIC. to the most graceful
gentleman rider.
FIRST RAcE-0ne mile novice; first
prize, bicycle suit $40, given by
Issaae Dreyfus; second prize, bicycle
shoes ''Ball Bearing.
SECOND RAoE-One mile 2:45 class;
first prize, $25 unset diamond, given
by the Graphic Pub. Co.; second
prize, Twentieth Century Lamp,
given by W. L. Owen & Co.
THIRD RAcE-one-half mile (boys
under l5), first prize, Search Light
So, given by Bridgeport Brass Co.
second prize, Cyclometer 81. 70 given
by the Trenton Watch Co.
FOURTH RAoE-Five miles, first
prize, Gold Medal $25, given by
Arnold Bros. second prize, sweater,
given by the Golden Eagle Co.
FIFTH RAcE-One- half mile; first
prize, pair Morgan 81 Wright quick
repair tires, given by Morgan &
Wright; second prize, box cigars,
given by A. ]. Mitchell
TANDEM RACE-One-half mile ex-
hibition tandem race.
There has been no bicycle meet
here this season and this event pro,
misses to be one of unusual interest.
DThe grand opening parade for
ladies and gentlemen-free to all
premises sc DC very pretty and
unique feature, and the other events
will be of thrilling and exciting in
terest.
The tandem exhibition will be
something new and novel, and it is
q feature for which a special sane
ton was granted by the II. A. w.
Tandem teams will set the pace for
all the races.
An admittance fee to the races
will be charged, and an en- trance
fee of 25 cents will be charged for
each contestant. 1t is our desire
to charge as small an admittauce fee
as possible-ius enough to cover
expenses of the meet-not over
% cents at the most and probably
less.
Toney & Brewster will run their
wagonette to the grounds, charging
a fee of 20 cents for the round trip
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DIED.

HANDLEy-At sulphur Springs. Monday,
July q, 1896, at o'clock p. M. ToMMIE. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Handley. aged years.
Tommie was bright and Interesting little
boy. the hone and joy OF his s-s::::. no. in
their bereavement have the sympathy OF
their many friends.
The remains we're inferred in the Fitzhugh
grave yard. near Sulphur Springs this
morning.
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Tan,esaee Populista.

NASHVILLE, July 28.-The gubsn.
torial convention of the Populist pst,
will meet in this city today, Sin,
the action taken by the Populist conve,
ton at st. Louis public interest has i
creased touching the probable action
this state convention.
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rumor was current on the streets this
morning to the effect that tile body Of the
little boy Bennett. who was drowned In the
Arkansas river just below town short time
ago. had been found near Rob Roy this morn
ing, but an investigation fails to confirm It..
BY those in a position to know, the report is
said to be untrue.
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(ConGnued.}

WASHINGTON, July sl-4ener., po...
. as president of the Society of the
army OF the Cumberland, announces it,
S Soa. annual ~ reunion as Rockford. nls..
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Mrs. A. Bloom and family left for searcy
this morning, where they win spend the re-
mainder of the heated term.
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Mr.. Chas. Shell. the popular travelling rep
resentatsve of Gus Blass & c.. Little Rock is
in the city
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All the late newspapers, maya
zines, books and periodicals and
stationery at Mitchell's. No. 205
Second avenue. 5 II diff
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Mr.. and Mrs. V. o. Alexander aud Miss
FANNIE McGaughy leave this afternoon for
Eureka Springs TO spend several weeks.
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Mr.. ]. FL. Trulock is in town today. He re-
ports corn.as ''past redemption" and cotton
suffering Fer -s.:, IL this locality
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Mitchell is the only summer drinks
man on Second avenue. II you
don't believe il, coll and be con-
WINGED. No. 205 West Second.
4 il diff
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FEED THE NERVES upon pure, rich
blood and you will not be nervous
Pure blood comes by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla which Is thus the great
est and best nerve tonic.
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Mrs. W. j. Galbraith. and daughter. Miss
Ella. will on Wednesday leave for Chicago
and other points of interest In Illinois. They
viii De absent until Fall.
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Mfr. NJ. Holland Of the Arm of Holland &
Ports, returned home this morning after
lengthy sojourn In Illinois,
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Messrs. Ed. Rosenberg and Ed. werthelmer
returned last evening from Potash Sulphur
and Hot Springs.
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For Catholic festival at Citizens Park
take street cars running on Sixth Ave,
as there is break on Beach St. 72Sd2.
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Mrs. c. H. Bataon left for Dumas this
morning, where she viii visit friends for a
few days.
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Judge X. ]. Pindall, of Arkansas City. after
business visit to this city. left for the Capt.
tai this morning.
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Mrs. II. W. Walker. OF Hot Springs. is regis
tered at tine Arlington Hotel, this city.
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A marriage license was issued this morn
log TO Mr.. E. j Morgan, of Dallas, Tex,
and Miss Della Cantrell. of Redfeld, Ark.
The marriage will take place at the residence
OF the brides father, Mr.. J. D. Cantrell. at
RcdAeld tonight.
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Mr. ]. X. Brodie, of English. came IN over
the Altheimer branch this morning.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-07-29

Miss Bette Houston will In a few days
leave for Warren, whore She viii be the guest
of friends.
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Catholic festival Wednesday & Cit
liens Park. 2S d 2 t
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MIR. W. H. ouieg, Division Freight Agent OF
the Cotton BELT, at Little Rock, is in the city
today.
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MIR. W. W. Alexander. a popular Cotton
Belt passenger conductor, is enjoying a
weeks LAY off,"
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We are informed that efforts are being
made to organize "sound money" club in
this city.
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Mrs: Wv Mann and daughter. Miss Eva,
leave this afternoon for months visit TO
Forrest City.
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Attorneys 5. NJ. Taylor and W. b. sorrells,
went down the valley road this morning.
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Twenty-Five years ago today Col. Il. NJ.
Knox landed in Pine Bluff with 1850. He
has prospered beyond measure and can today
write his check for several thousands.
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Mr.. Frank Ii. Scott the popular st. Louis
commercial tourist. Is In the city today.
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MIR. ]. NJ Anderson. the well-known and
popular drug drummer, of Memphis, is in the
city.
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Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
druggists. pc.
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Messrs. F. W. eIaain and D, H. Duncan. Of
Klngsland. are in the city today.
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Mr. Harry Clark, late editor of the Little
Rock Press. was in the city last night.
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HANNAs BROTHERS YACHT.
1t WIN BE neattsd For the Hud.ep
aud the Lakes.

1t WIN he Eehttsd For the Hudson
and the Lakes.
NEW YORK, July 28.-A large brig
antine rugged steam yacht. the Conan
che, is moored III Tabos yacht basin,
South Brooklyn, and is the property Of
H. Melville Hanna of Cleveland, o.,
brother of Mark A. Hanna The yacht
will probably leave for Cleveland about
Aug. /. She will be reftted ct the lat
ter place Her course will be up the
Hudson to the canal and thence to the
Great Lakes.
Mr.. Hanna is president of the Cleve.
land Shipbuilding company and re.
turned last April from an extended
cruise through the West Indies. The
yacht is enrolled in the New York Yacht
club. Her measurements are: Length
over all, 1875 feet length ON the water
line, 1866 feet breadth of beam. % feet
depth Of hold, IA feet and inches and
dco,,r,h+ / 1 Aaf
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Quite crowd of wheelmen we're out at
Jones Park last night for a spin.
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would remove soanlan's brain.

Professor Glitz of the Strasburg
Germany university wants to remove
the brain of Actor William ]. Seaman,
now in an insane asylum. He says thas
the brain can be taken ont without sac
rificing life, and he has proved 1t by ex-
perimenting ON dogs He thinks Scan
lan's life can be prolonged by the oper'
atiop
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Mr., Joe Franklin, of Little Rock, was a
Pine Bluff visitor last night.
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All kinds OF summer drinks at
Mitchells. 5l7 diff
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NIT. A. Eaton came down from Little
Rock this morning
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Mr.. L. J. Best, the mill man OF Bearden, is
here on n business visit
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The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Jessie
Smith is very aick.
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MIR. W. II. Nance. "a leading business man o
New Orleans is in the city.
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Mrs. Morrow and children leave today for
Millersburg Ky.
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Mr.. @. wesner. OF Cornerstone, is in
the city today.
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Miss Fannie Knox is quite sick at her hom'
on Fourth avenue,
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Mr.. Greed Taylor of Douglass, is registered
at the Trulock.
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Mr. Charles senyard. CHEF of Fire Depart
ment. on yesterday completed count Of the
telephone, telegraph and electric light poles
in the corporate limits ef Pine Bluff With
the following result: Old telephone COM
pany, 49,; new telephone company. 800;
Western Union Telegraph Co. 100; Electric
light, 5o7. Total 1855. The city derives a
revenue of 80 cents per pole per annum. and
the corporations above mentioned will con-
tribute the handsome sum of 1927 50 this year
to the city treasury.
The Catholic ice cream festival We'd
nesday night at the Citizens Park will
be pleasant affair Good music, nice
pavilion, and refreshments. Street
cars go to to the Park. There will be
no charge for admission. Let all now
come forward. Proceeds for the bene-
fl of The church. IS d Ut
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Mr. G. Fl. Josiyn, Of Warner, is Pine Rlur
visitor today
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0ERFEcT and permanent are the
cures by Hoods. Sarsaparillay. be-
cause it makes pure, rich, healthy,
bfe and health-giying BLOOD.
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from Tuesdays Dailyl


Mr.. James NJ. White is quite sick.
Master Sam Knox is quite sick with slow
fever.
Mr. Fred woococl, of Malvern, came in this
morning.
Mr. G. Fl. Josiyn, OF warner, is Pine Rlur
visitor today.
Mr.. Creed Taylor. of Douglass. is registered
at the Trulock.
Mr.. @. " wesner. OF Cornerstone, is in
the city today.
Mrs Morrow and children leave today for
Nillersburg, Ky.
Miss Fannie Knox is quite sick at her home
on Fourth avenue,
MT. T. A. Eaton came down from Little
Rock this morning.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Smith is very siok.
Mr.. l.. J. Best, the mill man OF Bearden, Is
here on a business visit
MIR. w. II. Nance.,a leading business man of
New Orleans, is in the city.
All kinds of summer drinks at
Mitchell's. III dtf
Mr.. Joe Franklin, of Little Rock. was a
Pine Bluff visitor last night
Quite crowd of wheelmen were out at
Jones Park last night for a spin.
Messrs. T. W. elafin and D, H. Duncan. of
Kingsland. are in the city today.
Mr.. ]. K. Brodie, of English. came IN over
the Altheimer branch this morning.
Mrs. Il. W. Walker. of Hot Springs. is regis
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Master Sam Knox is quite sick with slow
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Mr.. Fred woococI, of Malvern, came in this
morning.
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Toney s. Brewster will run their
wagonette to the grounds, charging
a fee of 20 cents for the round trip