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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-01
MINNEAPOLIS MARKET.


MINNEAPOLIS. March S1.-Butter con
tinues in a firm price range. Creamery and
extras and firsts advanced a full cent. fol-
lowing an advance of a like amount the
previous day. Receipts are falling off and
the retail trade IS good buyer. Seconds are
higher, and we'll cleaned up. Thirds are quiet
and unchanged. A full cent was added to the
price of dairy extras and f1rsts as a result
Of the improved demand. Ladies are strong
and advancing. Roll and print is easy. Fresh,
sweet packing stock is strong and a fraction
higher. Eggs are selling at a higher figure
locally than in Chicago. In spite Of the fact
that offerings are. heavy, buying is Of suffi-
GENTLY large dimensions 90 prevent a de-
cline. There is a-rather dull tone connected
with poultry, both dressed and live. The best
inquiry is for turkeys, but chickens, geese
and ducks are slow. Veal is steady at quota
tons, and not much is coming in. Mutton
and lamb are strong. Dressed hogs are a
fraction lower all grades. The apple mar
ket is not quite as firm as it has ruled Of
late, and prices are occasionally shaded in
order to move.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
CHICAGO, March 31.-Butter firm; cream
cry. 16G21c; dairy 1161Sc. Eggs easy; fresh
SA@S13c.
New York March L-Butter-Receipts.7 153
pkgs; firm; Western creamery, 15622c; Ell
gins, 22c; factory 8G12Ac. Cheese-Rece.pts
2,403 pkgs; firm; state, large and small 90
1214c; part skins. 5G8c; full, 21h@3c. Eggs
Receipts, 1913 pkgs; steady; state and Penn
sylvania, 10G101zc; Western, 9A@1Oc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-01
SIOUX CITY.

OIUUA CIIY.
SIOUX CITY. To-, March S1.-ReceiptsNCat-
ne, 1.5OO; Tuesday, 2,11S. Shipments, 1923
Market steady. Common. weak Cows bulls
and mixed, $1.50GS.50; veals, 49, 5O95. %: stock
ers and feeders, $1,000 80; calves and year
a angs S3.6Sq4.4O Hogs-Receipts, 1900; Tues
Ing at $3SoG3.9O; bulls, $3.S0G3S5
OMAHA
SOOIa OMAHA, March 31.-Cattle-
celpIs, 2'ZVo; cows and heifers, s28004. 10;
stockers and feeders. $S.6O@4.5O. Hogs@Re,
ceipts, $500; bulk IS 90@S 95 Sheep-Re-
cSe 9Pgo, Z,5oS; common and stock sheep, $3.50
Q2.6O; lambs, $3.50@5. T-''V
KANSAS CITY.
Kan RANSAS CITY, March 1.-Cattle-Receints
$l5OQz; stockers and feeders, 81. 4O64 70. Hos
-FfssceiPts; Il, COO; shipments, 300; bulk Of
sales, $S.SO939 go. Sheep-Receipts, 4. 900: shin
ments, 1,400; market strong. 1'O'V' snip
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-01
RANGE OF PRICES

I'm lIdcK-No. nara fZ1sc; Nc. / northern
1olsc; No northern, $3.50; March oats, 16Ihc
faxseed, 73c.
Curb on May wheat. sellers .......... .esM
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Confederation.

on Thursday, December 2nd, 1897.
at O'Clock p. M, Mir James Gould
and Miss Beulah Benton win be unit
ed in the holy bonds OF wedlock. The
ceremony viii take place at the
residence OF the brides mother, on
West Second avenue The wedding
will be private and witnessed only
by the immediate relatives and
friends Of the contracting parties
The bridegroom Is u well-known
business man and senior member of
the Gonld-Galbraith Supply Co.
while the bride-elect belongs to az
old and highly respected family and
is one Of Pine Bluffs most popular
and highly esteemed young ladies'
In advance OF the event the GRAPH
&c extends it's good wishes and con
ordinations
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Dn Agauri..s liked tho rashions.

IL was inevitable, as the principle ez-
Eonent Of topical art by pictorial satire
that Du Maurior should hold pretty
strong opinions about women's dress
and fashions generally, and it is a fact
that he was by no means a deerier of the
productions Of the modern modiste. On
the contrary, he admitted very warm
admiration for his feminine contempt.
raries-slnall watsta, pointed shoes, big
hats and ell-and felt constant pleas
are in delineating them. And as for frs
children Of this fortunate country, bo
would say he could think Of no paiate
or sculptured children Of the past wf
were more oharming-at least, to him.
And this, from an artist who never for.
got that he was French by birth, was
praise indeed. -Lady's Pictorial.
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Ba SFals5aG Eaz Eas w,sz.

In hGci in Berlin there IS 6 night
Waterman who did net take kindly to
Che system adopted q tow years a4a
requiring HIM to 90 through the hotel
at certain hours and touch an electric
button fixed up in various places.
After much thought he fixed up an
automatic arrangement on several Of
the buttons SO that they would report
at certain hours Soon the button sys.
ten got SO cut Of order that the man.
agement abolished it.
It was found necessary to keep watch
in some way on the gentleman, how
ever, and finally a pedometer was given
him to carry on his rounds which would
register every step he took All went
well the first two nights thereafter, bat
on the morning following the thild
night the old man was missing. o.
search being made no was found sound
asleep III the engine room, and the pc
dometer SO attached to the piston rod oil
the engine that with every stroke it req.
istered a step. It had been travelling all
night, aud when taken off it registered
213 miles. Berlin Gazette.
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A Taay PARTY.

a number OF young society people
were delightfully."- entertained at a
taffy pulling party last Tuesday
night by Miss May Hudson. IH AID
dition 90 pulling the tafy which af-
forded q great deal Of merriment,
music lent Its charms to the pleasure
Of the evening The charming hos
tess acquitted herself admirably and
the hours sped rapidly away The
occasion was one OF intense pleasure
to the participants Those pres
ent were: Misses Nellie Hicks Ella
Galbraith, Gussie Taggart, Grace
York, May Hudson, and Mrs Maud
Stanley; Messrs NJ A. Austin. DR.
Thompson, d. c Bell, DR.. Easley
and Ed Russell
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Musical CONCERT.

a musical concert will be given at
the Merrill Institute Friday night BY
the Methodift choir assisted by the
Epworth League. An excellent pro-
gram is being prepared which WILDE
rendered by some Of the best must
clans IN the city. among whom are
Miss Blanche Altheimer, Mrs. Addie
7. Owen, Mrs. f. NJ. Hudson, Mrs
Dilley and NJ G Noss. Miss Lucy
Hearn win also take part in the en-
tertainment. Four other local mu-
sicians will assist and the full Metho-
dist choir will render several selec-
tions. This will prove rare treat
for music lovers in the city. The full
program will be published later.
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Real Estate Transfers.

James S Manning to # Is. Lyle,
Trustee, Deed Of Trust, TX let 4
block 10, Doris addition. Gonsid-
Grafton S150
David S Trimble to Jas. $. Man
ming, Warranty, EK lot 4 block 10,
west OF Bayou Consideration $3.50.
Mary E Seymour to Martha Ben
nett, Quit Claim, fractional SCI OF
IS, 5, 8, being Is acres. Gonsidera-
ton S21 90.
2. B. Building & Loan Association
to Bluff City Lumber Co. lot and
|. 20 feet off east side Of lot :, block 81
Woodruff'e addition. Consideration
5000
81 wainwright to Mrs Noble A..
Rodgers, 1922 acres in s, 6, 9 Con
sideration $1,000
A Miller to w Robinson, War
ranty, EH SWK in 4, 5, TO SO acres.
Consideration $500.
T E L0vman to James W Monk
Quit Claim, ~ : lot >, block ID
James K Simpson addition 9onsid-
GRAFTON S400
Trustees OF sulphur Springs Bap.
fist Church to Baptist Church, Quit
Claim, lot 5, block p, town 81 White
Sulphur Springs. Consideration $50a
NJ j Levy to S Mcdonnell. Deed
OF Trust 3.32 acres in L. i, IL CON
sideration $3.50
Walter Clarke to sflas Botany
Warranty, 330 by 264 feet IN 10, g. g.
Consideration Sl67,
TT Reed ct al to Fhes A Phillips.
Warranty, SWK NV, 4, >. 10. Con-
sideration 8109
NJ S Hastings to 1 Fiek, Deed,
$50 acres, township S South Range
10 West Consideration s2500
D L TrimbJe to Abraham Hum
phrey, Deed, EE lot /. block ., Doris
addition Consideration s105
Britton Orr to D G Bel. Trustee
Deed. lot in block Z. Rfneler's aalE
lion Consideration $500
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.eroacIor,s Maefinr5

The teachers OF the Pine Bluff
Public Schools have long since be-
come accustomed TO official notices
summoning them TO Teachers
Meetings, but a smile Of pleasure
passed over each teachers face Fri
day upon receiving au invitation
containing this notice
There will be Teachers Meet
me At the residence Of Mrs. j. II.
Hfnemon, 1920 Olive Street, tomoe-
row at high noon. A fail meeting
is desired j f. BNEMoN,
Supt. Schools.
OF course there was a full meet
ing, and some time before noon
Misses McKenney, Grace and Mann,
who, With fascinating grace and
tact, SO successfully aided Mrs
Hinemon as a reception committee,
were welcoming happy corps Of
teachers and guests
Not long had they enjoyed the
jests and conversations Of the par
lor before they we're invited into the
dining room There they found the
real pleasures and enjoyment Of The
occasion Amid varied converse.
lion taaefe 5al5ae and fHnThtar
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An Accomplished Musician.

Mrs. T. " Gates will entertain as
her guest this winter. Miss Xadah
Mooney OF III Dorado, Kansas. Miss
Mooney has rare and highly cult
vated voice. She has visited many
Of the Southern states and has an
enviable reputation as a vocalist.
Miss Mooney viii arrive Thursday,
and Pine Bluffs musical circles will
hail with pleasure her arrival in our
midst.
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To See Plainly.

The more l think of it i find this
conclusion more impressed upon me.
that the greatest thing a human soul
ever does in this world is to see some
thing and tell what it saw in a plain
way. Hundreds Of people can talk for
one who can think, but thousands can
think for one who can see. To sec clear
y IS poetry, prophecy and religion-alI
IN one. -Ruskin.
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A Tea and Musical.

Thursday afternoon witnessed a
most enjoyable entertainment at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. C..
Howell on West Sixth avenue. The
entertainment was given by the
Young Ladies' Guild OF the Episeo-
PAL Church and was a truly delight
tul affair. An excellent musical pro-
gram, embracing Il number OF selec-
lions by our local musicians. was
rendered There were also several
evolutionary numbers given by Aliss
Lucy Hearn, whose superior nc
as reader were
highly appreciated During the rem
dition Of the program dainty refresh
ments were served. Altogether the
occasion was one OF the most enjoy
able ofits kind Of The season.
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How's This?

We offer Slo0 reward for any case of catarrh
that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
e. j. CHENEY & co. ,aPrOps., Toledo o.
We the undersigned, have known L. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
lions and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
WEST TRUAN, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo,
Ohio.
WALDING. KINNAN MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intarnally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free
~ Halls family pills are the best
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ghoasands OF Tone Of nn...

According to the estimates Of Mr.. j
A. Udden, who has studied tho remark.
able phenomena of dust and sand storms
in the arid regions of the west, every
cubic mile Of the lower air during an
ordinary dry storm" contains at least
225 tons Of dust. while ia severe storms
of this kind as much as 120, 600 tons Of
dust and sand may be contained in a
cubic mile Of air. Dust storms some.
times last for 90 OF 30 hours.
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K of 2 Bell.

The 3rd is OF F. annual bail occurs
wednesday night, November pa
when beauty and brialliancE will
rale the hour The grand march has
been postponed till 1890 on account
Of Greston clarke, the attraction AT
the opera house The knights will
appear in their full dress uniforms.
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The cloth Of the old Egyptians was So
good that, although it has been used for
thousands Of years as wrappings of the
mnmmies, the Arabs Of today can wear
It. It Is all Of linen. the ancient Eevp.
tlans CONSIDERING wool unclean.
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Married Ladies' whist Club.


Added to the social organizations
Of Pine Bluff society is the Married
Ladies Whist Club composed OF
twelve members. The club held its
initial meeting at the residence OF
Mrs. j W Withers, on West Sixth
avenue, ON last Tuesday afternoon.
The members were elegantly enter
tanned BY the charming hostess.
Whist formed the chief diversion for
the afternoon Delicious refresh
ments were served and a most en-
ioyable time was spent by all pres
emit
This new club is composed OF the
elite Of the city and gives promise Of
taking a high position in social func-
tions
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A large number oftle members OF
Jewish society in Little Rock and
Memphis wiz attend the opening
ball Of the y, Nj II A., which viii
occur tomorrow night at tile assoc
citation rooms.
Extensive preparations have been
made for a grand OCCASION.
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nelglum,a ROYALTY.

The present king of Belgium is Leo.
pold II, who assembled the throne Dec.
10, 1868. The kings of Belgium arc
successors Of the princes Of Orange, the
hrst being Philibert, who succeeded to
the throne in 1909. For a long time they
We're known IS Stockholders.
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Bob TaYIoe ConliRe

Mr. Chas senyard, manager OF the
opera house, Is pleased to announce
that he has secured Gov. Bob Tay-
Tor to deliver his famous lecture here
on December 10th This viii be
rare treat for our people and one
that win be enioYed bv MANY.
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EnAra NoHs

The Entire Mons Euchre Club was
entertained last Wednesday, after
noon by Mrs Eugene Fies at her
home ON West Second avenue Ele-
gant refreshments were served. Mrs
Eugene Fies captured the first, and
Mrs Eugene SonlieId the second prize.
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The wnter pump Of today is an i'm.
proyemels on an invention which first
came ints use in the year 263*B. @.
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a number Of Jewish married ladies
will participate in a picnic today ut
Noble Lake.
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Mr. G w Daniel, Of Tcxarkana. is
in the city attending the baptist
convention.
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Col D L. King, Of New Lewisyille,
IS among the guests Of the Arlington
today.
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We are glad to state that Miss
Jennie Altheimer is eonvaleseing af-
ter a protraeted Illness.
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Mrs. Jack O'Keifl left last week for
her home at Fort Smith after a visit
to this city.
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Mr.. Henry Russell returned yester-
day afternoon from a business trip
to Dermott and Parkdale. Ark.
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Mr.. Thomas Lauve, a prominent
insurance agent OF Dallas, Texas,
was in the city yesterday.
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Mr.. S. II. stearns. Of the Helena
" y alter and Light Co, is attending
the Baptist convention.
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sundays edition OF the Daily
GRAPHIc consisted OF twelve pages,
and we had hoped that the increase in
size would be ample enough to ac-
comodate all advertisers and news
items in hand, but 1T proved not to
be the case. Therefore several items
appear in this issue that were put in
type for the Sunday morning edition,
bat were unavoidably crowded out.
For the past few Sundays we have
been forced TO crowd cut advertising
and reading matter, but hope to be
able soon to make the Sunday GRAPH
&c large enough FOR al purposes. The
Daily GBAPHIC is constantly increas-
ing in circulation and popularity,
which accounts for the fact that its
daily elrcula +ion is nearly double
that Of any other Pine Bluff daily
newspaper
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Congressman J $. Little left Sat
nrday afternoon for his home in Sc
pas'ian county where he viii spend
q few days and then leave for Wash
lngton 70 represent at the opening
OF Congress. While here he inspected
The government works on the river
front and said that he would en-
deayor to secure an appropriation
at this term OF Congress to Improve
the dlkes and make the present work
more durable and permanent.
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Mr. VIII r. Stuck. Of Jonesboro,
arrived in the city Saturday and is
in attendance at the Baptist eonven
ton.
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ThanksgIyian servIces

On the night Of the 24th there
will be a reunion and prayer meet
ing at the Second Presbyterian
church conducted by the Rev ]. f.
Carr On Thursday morning Rev
John Green will preach at the River
side Methodist church.
Dr. W A. Crutcher returned to his
practice at Forrest City Saturday
afternoon. after short visit to
friends and relatives in this city.
His wife, Mrs. Crutcher, remains the
guest OF her mother, Mrs Y y
Mann,
Messrs. ] T. Lloyd, John Speers,
and " b. Sorrells returned Satur-
day from a duck huntat Swan Lake.
They killed $50 ducks while ont
Ed Han ana Nose Mccain, two
young bucks from the country. got
in scrap on the streets yester-
day afternoon ana were arrested for
disturbing the peace.
The name OF Geo. NJ. Wells & Co
was Inadvertently omitted to the
notice Of agreement Of fire under
writer's. published Yesterday The
agreement includes every Insurance
firm in the city.
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Judge ". y. jones paid business
visit to Kingsland yesterday.
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From Monday S Daily3

From Monday Daily3
Mr. w. " Douglas OF Douglas,
was visitor to the city Sunday.
Mr. 3 S Mcdonnell Of Altheimer,
is in the city today
Mr. Jno 6 HadgenH, Of England
spent sunday in the city.
Nr + q Adams left sunday for
his home at owensboro' Ky
Mr. j. 2. Franklin, OF Little Rock,
BIS IN the city
Mai N. T. Whita is quite sick at his
home on West Barraque street
The y NJ. III. A. ball occurs at the
Association rooms tonight.
Mr.. Jno. ii. Arnold, OF Hope, Ar
Kansas, is a visitor to the city today.
Mr.. A. Wukerson and wife, OF
Kearney, are visiting in the city.
sir. W. NJ. zones and wife, Of Star
city. are registered at the Trulock
today
Hon. b. Moore. q prominent at
torney Of Araadelphia, is in the city
ON business.
Miss Carrie Eat2anstein came
down from Little Rock today to at
tend the II H. A ball.
Mr.. Julian L. Davies and wife, Of
Little Rock are among the guests Of
the Truloek today
Mr.. j W. Mcdonald, of Hot
springs, was registered at the
Arlington sunday
Mrs. Ga8rey OF Dallas, Texas, is
visiting Judge and Mrs. .. c. Porter,
on South Walnut street.
Miss Lula Goldsmith came down
from Little Rock today to attend
the Y NJ II A. ball tonight.
Miss Minta Robinson. Of Austin,
Ara.5 is in this city attending the
Baptist Convention
CoM0n3g in taking Hoods Ser
- saparilla, because . 100 doses one
dollar" is peculiar to and true only OF
Che One True $1,000 Purifier.
Mr.. h. a. Wyatt and DIT. j G..
Worley OF Warmer. were visitors to
the city Sunday.
Mr. julian Davis. OF the Little
Rock fire department, and Miss ST.
Claire, of Little Rock, spent Sunday
in Che city and while here inspected
the tire department Of this city.
Mr.. Cbas. E. Leverenz and bride
returned this afternoon from Mem
phfs and ere now at home at the
residence Of Miss Aiken4on West Fifth
avenue
4 fire alarm was turned in about
II O'Clock last night The company
responded promptly. but the fire was
ootside OF the city limits, being the
residence of MIR. w. S. Rowell. Mr..
R0weIl was partly insured.
i rum8r is current TO some extent
that Judge Woeldrige's child died
from aiptheria DR. Williams. who
had charge OF the case, says this
rumor is false, as the child died from
notwithstanding, resulting from ton
snitis. There is a law upon the city
statutes requiring all physicians to
report any infectious disease, and
this should put to rest all idle
and alarming rumors.
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IFrom sundays naIIys

Mr.. Jim W Gatline, OF Bearden, is
ia the city to spend sunday
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BRENNAN-In this city Monday,
November %, 1897. Miss MAMIE BREN-
NAN, aged = years.
The deceased was one OF two sis
ters who conducted a restaurant on
East 3rd avenue, She is a Daughter
OF Mr. William Brennan wells
known machinist at the Cotton Belt
shops, and her loss will be deeply
felt by all who knew her.
The funeral services will take place
at st. loseph's Catholic church to-
morrow morning, Rev. j NJ Lucy
officiating.
The GRAZING extends its sympathy
TO the borrowed relatives and friends.
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49,
From sundays pafYs
Mr.. Jim W Cutting, Of Rearaen, is
q the city to spend sunday
Mr. Ben strickland has recovered /
from q short attack 81 illness
Df j Ps Runyan is at Linweol ON |
professional business teday
Judge ". p. Jones paid n business
visit to Kingsland yesterday.
Col, D l.. King, Of New Lewisyille,
IS among the guests of the Arlington
today.
a number OF Jewish married ladies
will participate in a picnic today at
Noble Lake.
Mr. q W Daniel Of Tcxarkana. is
in the city attending the baptist
convention.
Mrs. Jack OXEN left last week for
her home at Fort Smith after visit
70 this city.
Mr.. S. II. stearns. of the Helena
Water and Light Co, is attending
the Baptist convention.
We are glad to state that Miss
Jennie Altheimer is eonvaleseing af-
ter a protraeted Illness.
Mr.. Thomas Lauve, a prominent
insurance agent OF Dallas, Texas,
was in the city Yesterday
Mr.. Henry Russell returned yester=
day afternoon from a business trip
to Dermott and Parkdale, Ark.
Mr.. viii r. stuck. Of Jonesboro, |
arrived IN the city Saturday and is
in Attendance at the Baptist eonven
ton.
Leo Pollock and ]. Altschul, OF
Little Rock, were injured in a rail
road wreck near Wilitord Ark
Thursday
Master Fred Townsend, we regret
TO state. Is still quite sick at his
home on East6th ave, with typhoid
malarial ieger
Mr. Julian Blass, Of Little Roc
viii arrive III the city this morning
and remain over for the Y NJ. II A.
ball Monday night.
Mr. Thos. Johnson, Secretary of
the Y NJ. C. A. at Little Rock, spent
Saturday in the city the guest Of Mr..
S. A. Kincaide
Mrs Clarence Parker. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. NJ L. Bell for
the past two weeks, leaves in a few
days for Spokane, WASHINGTON.
Miss Lutte Grace Is spending Sun.
day in the city with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs A 3 Grace.
Mr. G. & valiant returned IRON n
drumming trip down the Cotton
Belt SATURDAY
Mr. Cabei Breckenridge was IA yisi-
tor to the city. He returned to his
plantation near ReddeId yesterday
afternoon
Mrs. y. ". Mann, accompanied BY
her daughter. Miss Mamie, returned
Saturday from visit to Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Num- at Rives
IN the case Ell the state VS.. Horace
johnson, who was tried Fri
dag for tresspassing upon others
timber lands, the Jury failed to agree
upon a verdict and were discharged
The trial has not as yet been reset.
Mr.. C. W. Daniels and Mr.. Doyne.
who are attending the Baptist Con
vention, delivered two interesting
addresses to pupils OF the City High |
School Friday.
Miss Allie Gill who for some weeks |
has been the guest OF Miss Willie At |
kinson on West Fifth Avenue, viii
leave this afternoon for her home in
Little Rock.
Mr.. Joe Dyer and family have dur
ing the past week removed to this
city from Watson, and during the
coming winter Pine Bluff win be
their home.
An important called meeting Of
the Ladies Hospital Association
viii be held At o'clock Monday al
ternoon in the Merrill Institute 4
full attendance ofmembers is earnest
" desired.
Mr. ". P Wooten. register OF the
United States Land Office at Darda-
nellie, is attending the Baptist con
vention and is the guest OF his
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An important called meeting OF
the Ladies Hospital Association
viii be held al 3 o'clock Monday af-
ternoon in the Merrill Institute. 4
full attendance ofmembers is earnest
~ desired.
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Leo Pollock and ]. J. Altschul, Of
Little Rock, were injured in a rail
road wreck near Wnlitord, Ark
ThnrsdaY.
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Mr.. Joe Dyer and family have dur
ing the past week removed to this
city from Watson, and during the
coming winter Pine Bluff win be
their home.
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Mr. Julian Blass, OF Little RoeS.
viii arrive III the city this morning
and remain over for the Y NJ ii A.
ball Monday night