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TEXAS PRoHIeITIoNlsTs.
They Meet at Dallas and Nominate
Full State Ticket.

Full State Ticket
DALLAS, July 31-The state Prohibit
ton convention met here Wednesday. J.
NJ. Dunn of Axtell was made chairman.
Only about SO delegates were in attend
ance. After the adoption of a platform
the following state officers were nomi-
mated
For governor, Randolph Clark, Waco
For lieutenant governor, Rev. H.
Bradford, Dallas
For attorney general, James B. Golf,
Austin.
For comptroller, W. t. Clayton, Gal.
weston.
For treasurer, jerome w Henderson,
Sulphur Springs.
Fer land commissioner, w. Manning,
Canton.
Fer superintendent public instruction
DR.. H. G. Burleson, Waco.
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Rnn6Is for Sale.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Commissioners OF Crawling District
No. !, until 10 a. m, July 3lst 1896,
for the purchase OF SIG, 100000 in bonds
issued by said District. These bonds
are In $4,000 denominations, bear
s per cent interest, payable annually
and run 20 years. The right is re-
served to redeem one or more of said
bonds at any interest paying period.
Bids will be received for one or more
bonds The Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
r. NJ. GALBRAITH.
Treasurer Crawling
717dt30 District No. l.
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THE END.
HANGED AT FORT SMITH.
George w Wilson Pays the Penalty
For Numbering Mr.. Hatch.

1ENEEn " ~ BASNn EAAs Anb 6A&Aby
For Numbering Mr.. Hatch.
FoEf SMITH, Ark. July 31.-James
G. Cartharaga, alias George w. Wilson,
was hanged IN the Federal Jail here yes
terday for the murder Of man named
rhatch for the purpose of robbery. He
protested his innocence. His neck was
not broken and he died of strangulation.
Gatharaga was associated with Henry
Starr and other desperadoes who par
tieipated in many train robberies and
other deeds Of outlawry. -Four years
ago he was a respectable citizen Of
Faulkner county, Arkansas, and well
CONNECTED there, his relatives being
among the best people Of that county.
Four other men sentenced at the same
time as Wilson was have appealed their
cases to the supreme court.
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CALIFORNIA BANKERS FOR GOLD.
They Are Afraid of Free Silver as the
Democratic Platform Declares.

They Are Afraid of Free Silver as the
Democratic Platform Declares.
san FRANCISCO, July 3t.-The Cali
fornia Bankers association has issued a
pamphlet ON the financial question. The
members believe currency is the vital is
sue Of the presidential campaign They
take the position that. the plank in the
Democratic platform favoring the free
coinage of silver at ratio of is to
without awaiting a similar acception by
any other government" is most dan
gerous one. They set forth that if the
United States should alone attempt the
free coinage of silver at that ratio gold
would be boarded to await a premium
or shipped to foreign countries and sill
yer alone remain as q circulating medi.
um They also fear capital would be
driven away, credit paralyzed and en-
terprise crippled
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Transrnnl Raidern In PrI.nn.

LONDON, July S1.-Dr jameson and
his companions, who were convicted
and sentenced Tuesday for violating the
neutrality laws in The Transyaal. have
been removed to Wormwood Scrubs
prison, where they will be treated a.
second class misdomeanants.
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BosToN, July 8l.-Mayor Joshua
Quincy has issued an invitation to Lii
Hung Chang to visit this city as its
guest while on his coming visit to the
United States.
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COTTON WENT UP IN A HURRY
Adverse Crop Accounts Caused the Sta
Pile to Advance.

NEW York, July So.-There was q
rampant advance in cotton this morn
ing, for which manipulation was chiefly
responsible Gables, however, were de-
cidedly bester and shorts were alarmed
at the adverse.crop accounts. The open.
ing showed advances of 9@13 points.
This was followed by further advance
of 2@6 points, after which the market
sold off Goo points under great excite
ment. At ll:l5 o'clock trading showed
an advance of 4@10 points. but the
market was very nervous and irregular,
and fluctuations were frequent and vio-
lent, shorts being covered rapidly.
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VIII Distribute the Faad.

LONDON, July 31.-The Chronicle an.
nounees that the Duke of Westminster,
as chairman of the Gretan distress fund,
has appointed Bickford Smith of the
Antiquary society to distribute English
and American funds in Crete.
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vheap Rates TO memphis.

semi-annual meeting Southern Lum-
Der Manufactures Association, Mem
phis, Tenn. For the above occasion
the Cotton Belt Ry will sell tickets
from Pine Bluff to Memphis and re
turn for $40. Tickets on sale Aug.
10th and 18th, limited for return to
Aug. Goth, 1896.
J. W. FARLEY, Agent.
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put no ticket in districts where the sound
money Democrats have the best show,
and for the Democrats to step aside in
districts where the Republicans domi-
nate, and that prominent Republicans
in Montgomery favor that programme
and have written Secretary Herbert that
if he would make the race for congress
in this district they would see to it that
the Republicans would not oppose him.
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Illinois Central Held I'm.

SPRINGFIELD. nls., July 31.-Two
masked men robbed the Illinois Central
station at Walker between this city and
Clinton at 10 Wednesday night Agent
Campbell was shot and probably fatally
wounded by the robbers
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Prof. Hinemon returned yesterday from
BUFFALO, =. Y. where he attended the meet
ing of the National Educational Association
During the meeting Prof. Hinemoh was
elected one OF the National Directors. and
Prot. Frutrall, or Mariana, one OF the vice
presidents-two high compliments to Arkah-
ansas Prof. Hinemon speaks In glowing
terms OF the meeting and trip, both OF which
were highly enjoyable,
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LONDON. July 8I,-A dispatch from
nfraconnbe, a wei known bathing
place i'll North Coast Devonshire, an.
nounces that half the business portion
burned, involving a loss of el0O. 600. no
loss of life.
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: GOLD DEMOCRATS OF IOWA.
Call Issued For Them to Meet at hes
Moines aug. L.

-7'7-7'' T u HUH 20 Mutt AZ Ties
Moines Aug. 4.
MARsHALLrowN, Ia, July 31.-L. M.
Marin, stare committeeman, has issued
call for conference of gold stand
ard Democrats at Des Moines on Aug.
4, for the purpose of organizing and to
select a representative to attend the In.
dlanapolis meeting on Aug. Z. MIR.
Martin says in the call 1.-THE honor of
the nation, as well as the preservation
Of principles OF true Democracy, are at
stake and invite the individual DEM
ocrats OF Iowa who are loyal to their
faith to attend this Des Moines con-
ference The time for action is now. a
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eraln and Prorlsion..

CHICAGO, July 90 Wheat-No. 2 red 5s9a
2 599ze.
Corn-No. ., 241ss.
Oats-No. 2 white, PKG
Lard, p 100 lbs So O71a
Mess pork, q barrel. SO 00C95O 5.
Short clear sides, boxed. 50 50 d3 63ls.
Short ribs, sides, loose So 051b3 TO-
Dry sAlted shoulders, boxed, IS 75B4o0
DALLAS July 29.-New wheat. 53db5s.
Oats-la02oc; bulk. wagon; CARROTS I. o. D.
country points. l7GDle
Corn-6helled, mixed, ioblots. $50; ear, froia
wagon 32G-@ bulk, shelled, -; sacked, car-
lots. f. o b., country points 82at33: ear. 2lQs5l
Hay-s6 00Ga7 90.
Lard-Reined, tierces 80; Sob pals, ga
10 90; 5-ib, 53s; pure leaf, in tierces, O.
Bacon-Short clear standard, 51ae; short cleas
extra, 80; small clear standard, saltsd, NJ
short clear extra. saltsd. 81 sailed bellies
"a; breakfast. 8.
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Rev. G. C. Golden. Presiding Elder of the
III. Z. Church. South, Pine Bluff District, will
preach tomorrow at the First Methodist
Church at II o'clock Il. m. and also at 1880 in
the evening. The regular quarterly confer
ence will be held on Monday.
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HoDe8oN PRATT SURPRISED.
He Did Not Know the American Peo
pie Were So Entertaining.


pie We're So Entertaining.
LONDON, July 3I.-The Chronicle
publishes an account by Hcdgson Pratt
of his recent visit to the United States
in which he says he was charmed with
the kindness shown him wherever he
went and that he found President
Cleveland equally as cordial and gra-
eious.
president Cleveland, y he says, tex
pressed himself most warmly on the
subject of Anglo-American arbitration,
but he told me that he thought it was
best not yet to enter upon any larger
abstract question Of tribunals for ALMA
tons.
81 was told on good authority that
President Cleveland wants the Venezu.
elan question settled before entering on
the question of general arbitration.
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Jackson, July 3l.-Bart Green, color
ed, was hanged here for the brutal muir
der of Miles P. Mitchell of Hardeman
county on Dec 10 last He proclaimed
his innocence to the last.
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Mr. L. d. Irvine, the Travelling Auditor Of
the waters.Pieree OIL Co. for the Arkansas
division, is paying Pine Bluff visit. Mr..
Irvine is well known here. AT one time he
was the eompanys' agent at this place.
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Noticc

Miss Nora B. Andrews will return
from Oxford, New York, about August
piano or vocal music, please notify DR.,
D. S. Mills d5t
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The funeral of Mrs. Julia Altheimer took
place this morning at o'clock from the ram
lily residence. No. 9O3 West Barraqne street
A large crowd of relatives and friends gain
cred to witness theelast sad rites
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Mr Bruce STREET., prominent young at
torney OF Little Rock, and a brother OF MIR.
". G. STREET.. of this city, passed through en-
route to Chicot county today
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The ever popular Miss Carrie Greenfield
went to Little Rock yesterday afternoon and
will remain in the Capital city for several
weeks as the guest OF friends.
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DR.. E. T. pry. OF Douglass. came up yester-
day to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Frank 81
pendleton.
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Messrs. Philpot, Greenfield aud Alexander
want their friends TO know that their sum
mer fishing trip is postponed until It rains,
that is TO say, indefinitely.
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NJ ARKIED.

SMARr.CLAnY-At the Lakeside
parsonage. Thursday night, July 30,
1896, at 8 o'clock, Mr.. ]. Y. SMART to
Miss lola CLARY, Rev. J +. Carr
officiating.
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The funeral of MIR Frank NJ Pendleton
took place this morning at 9 o'clock from the
residence OF his brother Dr.. p u. Pendleton,
n. lI0l, south Laurel street
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Mr.. W. H. Rowland left today for Memphis
on the steamer J. n Hardin. lie viii return
on the next trip OF that boat.
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DALLAS. July 2s.--Choice shipping steers.
81 500275
Hogs-Choice cornfed, ranging from 22S to 800
rOs, 80 80; light weights. 81 %
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Mr.. G Il. Hotfa, the hustllng queensware
drummer of Memphis. Is among his Pine
Blun friends.
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eel John -. oracle came down from Little
Rock this morning. He left for Nex GasconY
this afternoon on the Althelmer train.
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Hon. J. rw. Tnler one OF Little Rocks
most prominent citizens is among bis Pine
Blpn friends today.
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Desperate Characters Break Jail

CoLUMBUs. Ind. July 31.-Alexander
Bell, horsethief, and Sim Bryant bur
glar, broke Jail here, knocking Jailer
Hull down while he was serving dinner.
Bloodhounds were put On their track.
Bell had formerly served seven years in
the penitentiarv.
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Quite large crowd Of Pine Blud gentle
men are attending the barbecue ut segar's
wagon ward. near town
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Attorney ". G. Street arrived this morn
inw on the Altheimer train from Cornerstone
where he has been for the past few days as
rho qpest Of Capt NJ. q. sennett.
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Mr. Joe ]. Altschal came down from Little
Book this morning In the Iron Mountain
train.
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The case against Joe / Altschul, charged
with embezzlefnent, was continued until
August II on account of the absence Of a
State witness.
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Quite crowd of Pine Bluffs society peo-
pie are visiting at Cornerstone as the guests
of Miss SRmmie Sennett
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The family of Mr.. August Blum returned
from searoy yesterday evening on the 6;@V
Iron Mountain train.
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HERBERT FOR CONGRESS.

The Secretary of the Navy spoken Of
as a Candidate.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 31.-The
Montgomery Advertiser, which has
bolted the Democratic national ticket,
in an editorial di5oloSes the fact that
there is a general movement in the
whole country for the Republicans to
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as II hot enough for your" The mercury
stood lO4 In the shade att o'clock this after
noon
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United states Marshal Abner Gaines passed
through the city this morning en- rouse 10
Chicot county.
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Chief senyard. OF the Pine Bluff Fire De-
partment, returned from Little Rock this
morning.
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The Hicks prediction as to the earthquake
has quite number OF Pine Bluffs colored
population guessing.
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Mr.. T. j. Collier, Of Altheimer. Is among
his Pine Bluff friends today. Heis register
"a It the Arlington.
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Mr.. JeG Hicks, who has been quite sici
for the past few weeks, is sojourning al
Sulphur Springs.
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Miss Annie Robinson. of London, Ont, will
arrive in a few days on visit to her brothers,
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Tho steamer J. N. Harbin arrived today
from Memphis with large cargo for this
place.
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Mr.. r. b. Davies returned this afternoon
from protracted visit to his old home at
Huntington. W Va
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The case OF the State VS.. Aaron Smith was
eontinged until Monday.
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MIR. Ed. wertheimer left last night for 8
business trip down the Cotton Belt.
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The entertainment at Citizens Park las
night was highly successful in every way.
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Misses Bah and Mary Talliferro left today
after prie1 visit to relatives in this city.
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Mr.s.A. Hammond is convalescent after
brief spell OF sickness.
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Mr.. j. Gardner and wife. of Shreveport.
spent the night in the city.
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Mr.. J. @. Garrett. OF sarrassa, is in the
city, a guest OF the Trulock
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Mr. john Yeedon and Miss Carrie Weldon,
Of Wabbaseka are registered at the Trulock.
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Land BIN u rhrnnrl,

LONDON, July 81. The Irish bill
passed its third reading in the house Of
commons
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Mfr. Julins schloss ia able 10 be out again
after brief spell OF sickness.
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Mr.. J. c. Martin, Of Little Rock, passed
through the city last night.
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Mr.. d. C. Gideon, a hustler for the st. Louis
9iobs-Democrat, is in the city.
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Mrs. II. L. Byrd and daughter left yester
day on months visit to Fayetteville.
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Mr.. ]. e Johnston, of New Lewisyile. was
in the city last night.
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The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Smith is steadily improving.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-08-01

Mr.. H. n. jackson, of Clarendon. is regis
tered at the Arlington.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-08-01

Mr.. Jim Allen is reported much better to-
day.
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Mr.. T. Murphy, the prominent insurance
adiuster of Dallas. Texas, is in the city on
business.
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Mr.. +. A. cansey is quite sick With fever.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-08-01

Miss Carrie Hunter Is steadily improving
after quite spell of sickness.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-08-01

Mr.. 1T billiard, of Texarkana, is Pine
Blum visitor today.
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MIR. George F. Burchard. of Little Rock, is
registered at the TruOek.
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Mr.. G.H. Fowler, of Fordyce, is registered
at the Arlington.
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Miss Nettie Hunter Is quite sick with APP
pendicites
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-08-01

Mr.. W. N. Carpenter. of Dewitt. is paying
Pine Bluff visit today
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MIR. ]. NJ. Lee. of Douglass. is registered at
the Trulock.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-08-01

Mr.. NJ. Savage, Of Little Rock. is registered
at the Trulock
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The Police Court did practically nothing
this morning.
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THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO July so.-Csttle active and higher;
Texas steers, 81 501S IS.
Sheep firm; l0@ higher.
ST.. LOUIS, July 3o.--Cattle steady to strong
At. Texas steers, 81 1908 So
Sheep steady; So 5O(13 Is.
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Farmer Bob Williams came up this morn
ing on the Altheimer train.
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Mr.. JeG Nathan is in the city on business.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1896-08-01

Mr.. Fred woodcocl, a prominent citizen OF
Malvern, Is in the city.
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Mrs. D. c. Bumord Is quite i'll.
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lFrom Friday 5 Daily1

Mrs. D. c. Bunord Is quite i'll
Mr.. Jea Nathan is in the city on business.
MIR. J. Nj. Lee. of Douglass. is registered at
the Trulock.
Mr.. s. A. Hammond is convalescent after
brief spell OF sickness.
The case of the State VS.. Aaron Smith was
continged until Monday.
Mr.. J. @. Garrett, OF sarrassa, is in the
city, q guest OF the Trulock.
Mr.. Julins schloss ia able 10 be out again
after brief spell Of sickness
-----------------
Mr.. d. C. Gideon. a hustler for the St Louis
Giobe-Democrat, is in the city.
Mr.. G. II. Fowler of Fordyce, is registered
at the Arlington.
Mr.. Fred woodcock prominent citizen OF
Malvern Is in the city.
Mr.. w. N. Carpenter, of Dewitt. is paying
Pine Bluff visit today.
Mrs. II. L. Byrd and daughter left yester-
day on months visit to Faye tteville
MIR. Ed. wertheimer left last night for n
business trip down the Cotton Belt.
Misses Bah and Mary Talliferro left today
after prieT visit TO relatives in this city.
Miss Annie Robinson, of London, Ont, VIII
arrive in few days on a visit TO her brothers.
--------------------------
Mr.. r. Murphy, the prominent insurance
adjuster of Dallas, Texas, is in the city on
business.
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From Thursdays Daily J

IRWIN AA0E10se4 > OhflJ u
Mr.. r. A. causey is quite sick with fever.
Mr.. Jim Allen is reported much better to-
day.
Miss Nettie Hunter Is quite sick with APP
pendicites.
Mr.. NJ. Savage, Of Little Rock. is registered
at the Trulock.
The Police Court did practically nothing
this morning.
Mr.. J. T. billiard, of Texarkana, is a Pine
Blum visitor today.
Mr.. ]. E Johnston, of New Lewisyille. was
in the city last night.
Mr.HH. jackson, of Clarendon, is regis
tered at the Arlington.
Mr.. J. Gardner and wife, of Shreveport.
spent the night in the city.
Mr.. j. c. Martin, o Little Rock, passed
through the city last night
The infant child of mir. and Mrs. Jesse
Smith is steadily Improving.
MIR. George F. Burchard, of Little Rock, is
registered at the TrulOek
Farmer Bob Williams came up this morn
ing on the Altheimer train.
Miss Carrie Hunter Is steadily improving
after quite a spell Of sickness.
Mr. john Weldon and Miss Carrie weldon
of wabbaseka are registered at the Iruioch'
The entertainment ut Citizens Park last
night was highly successful In every way.
The steamer J. N. Hardin arrived today
,no,r Mannhts with A large cargo for this
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