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CHLNA's CONCESSIONS.
she VIII Let the French HuiId Railroads and
Develop Mines

TACOMA. Wash, July ls.-Advices from China
say that an important convention has been
signed and delivered TO the French Minister at
Pekin. conceding fresh commercial political ad-
vantages to the French In the Chinese districts
adjacent 10 TOnkin. II authorizes railroad ex.
tension into the interior OF China. allows French
tradesmen to penetrate TO Nunnan-tu, and per-
mlts French engineers 10 work coal and gold
mines In the Chinese frontier provinces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-19
Small Dog stop. M Kleratea Train.

An elevated railroad train bound downtown
on the Ninth avenue line came 10 a stop with a
JERK hall a block north OF the Eighty drst street
platform early yesterday morning. The passen-
ger. al. stuck tacir heads out OF the winioHs 10
see What was syTuag. They saw the engineer
drop OF the engine. ana wa!k forward Liiy feet.
HC stopped DOWN and picked UP a small black
and tan dos which was CrOuching on the ties be-
tween the tracks and walked back 10 the engine.
N en- he h 10 c,'mD,d aboard he started hls en-
gaze, AMI 80 tEr rain ran alongslde the platform
lac ;osSei the dog gently on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-19
LIGHrS1xG HITS 4 SMOKE STACK.

Furnace DOors Dashed Open and Live Coals
Scattered About.
lightning struck the tall iron smoke stack of
the Arlington Manufacturing Company, in Ar
lington. y. J.. yesterday morning. 1t ran down
the great pipe to the boiler room. where it
dashed open the fire doors OF the battery of
boilers and scattered the banked fires about on
fully burned.
The electricity ran from the boiler room to the
novelty department. in a neighborinK building,
where it disappeared in q series OF reports like
the discharge Of rifles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-19
MISS SMITHS FoRGERIEs.
Her Method or Raising Money FOR Her Love.
VIII Ii In Jail.

PERRY. Oklahoma, July 1s.-Miss Tresso
Smith. Is years old. was arrested on Saturday
at Tulsa, east Of here, for forgery. Miss Smith
has recently forged twenty checks on various
banks and received the money on them. There
Is a story back OF the forgery.
A gambler. j. NJ. Payne. was arrested here
recently charged with stealing some money.
Tresso Smith. who Is q Cherokee, had become
infatuated with Payne, and after his arrest she
secured lawyers to defend him. As the trial is
she resorted to forgery 10 secure it for hin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-19
Pear, win sail rhl. suoruiux.

BOSTON. July ls.-Explorer Pesry did not sail
last night. although 1t was expected until a very
late hour that he would do 30. 1t was found to
be impossible to get the supplies on board In
tina He announced tonight that the vessel
WOala start - \ n Lo-moFroW.
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DIsGR>CING MR. RHODES.
mr.. TAbOarhers Viii Move mat Hs No Ez-
PEELED nrouI the Prtvy COanciI-

LONDON. July ls.-Mr. Henry LAbouchere. NJ.
p. who was one OF the members OF the Parlla-
mentary commission appointed to inquire into
the TransyaaI raid. has given notice that he will
make q motion in the House OF Commons that
the name OF Cecil Rhodes be removed from the
list Of Priyy Councillors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-19
SHE WANTS TO BE cor. LEASE.
Mary Elizabeth Is In tho Yield FOR Kansas.
Highest once.

TOPEKA. Kan, July 1s.-Mrs. Mary E Lease
wants to succeed John W. Leedy as Governor OF
Kansas. She conided to a friend here yesterday
that she would make the race and ask the Popu-
list State Convention to name her for Governor
next year.
There is nothing in the Constitution TO prevent
q woman from holding the Office OF Governor,
and Mira Lease, on behalf OF her sex, is going to
demand recognition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-19
GREECE CALLS OUr REsERrEs.
The Measure Has Dssa Taksa 60 I'll a
Racks OF the AFssy.
Special CabLs Dispatch TO THE suS.

Special Cubi1 Dispatch TO THE Sun.
ATHENS, July ls.-The Government has sum
moncd TO the coIors those members OF the re-
serve who were Exempted in the nrst two classes
who are now under arms.
II has also mmo the class that were des-
tined under ordinary circumstances TO Join the
colors in October. The measure Is considered
necessary to NIL the ranks OF the army.
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AIksrs DFas store HAS Removed
and Il Low open for business ~ southwest 0oEnar q
eth ~. and 23d Ht-AdG
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ESCAPED FROM MADHOUSE.
HOWELL C. REEFS PURSUED ACROSS
THE MOUNTAINS AT NIGHT.

Heard HIs PurSuers Talk sr Trailing Him with
Dogs, So ne wudcd Int Mountnln Streams
to XIII the s~eeut-Turned Up at MS Law
yer,s IN EIshkm Locking Like = Tramp.
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annexation was, in his opinion, wrong, and that the United Stat 2 ought to quit meddling incolcniza. tion or vigorous foreign policies, as there were nolgh questions home requiring settlement to mo nopolize all the time and energies the American people Mr She man said he hoped the treaty wouil not be ratified.
 To the British, French and Ger man Ambassadors the Chinese Min- isters and others who called up l him today, Mr. Sherman is declafs to have made similar professions 9s apathy.
 The remarks of Mr sherman wera received by the Portugese Ministers with astonishment. He had hardi,sr expected to hear such views express~ ed by the man who had charge '9 the foreign affairs of the Unts9sc States, and whose views would pssi- urally be supposed to coincide wllR those of the President
 Mir. Sherman told him that | opposition to annexation was nut based entirely on the propriety [ the annexation of the island, but b. cause other questions affecting os :, ldipomatic relations were of inas y greater moment. .He said A. thought the transmission of tll;s treaty to the Senate at this tiuss was inadgisable and unnecessars <
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GET FLESH.
Get strength. Yigor, Clear complsxion and Good Digestion, Not By Patent Medicine. Dut By
 Mattress own Way.
Natures Own May

Any honest physician will tell you that there is but one way to get increased flesh; all the patent medicines and cod liver oils to the contrary notwithstanding
 Nature has but one way to ln- crease flesh, strength and ygor of mind and body, and that is through the stomach by wholesome food well digested. There k no reason or common sense in any other method whatever.
 People are thin, ruE down, ner- vous, pale and shaky in their nerves. simply because their stomaches arc weak.
 They may not think they nave dyspepsia, but the fact remains that they dc not eat enough food OF what they do eat is not quick!y and properly digcsted as t should be.
 pr. Harandson says the reason k because the stomach lacks certain digestive acids and pep tones, and deficient secretion of gastric juice.
 Naturne's remedy in such cases k to supply what the weak stomach lacks. There are several good Trep- arations which will do this. but nofe so readily as Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets, which are designed especially for all stomach troubles, and which cure all digestive wcak- ness on the common sense plan of furnishing the digestive principles which the stomach lacks.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets give perfect digestion. First effect is to increase the appetite and increased vigor, added flesh pure blood. and strength of nerve and muscle K tiie perfectly natural result.
 Stnart's Dyspepsia IFaflets :s t!ee safest tonic known and will cure any form os stomach trouble ex''ept cancer of the stomach May he found at druggista 1t 50 cents for full sized packages or direct by mail from stuart Co. MaFshR!l Mich. Little book OH stomaeh diseases mailed free.
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WASHINGTON Iuue lfAssteref.- " sherman Goes not eanceaI9i is opposition to the Ha aaiian ti7aa y winch ne signed yesterdase Asif4n the Porlag Ministers ea3Felf S'n the Secretary this morning, in e course of the weekly diplomatic j. eephon, he mentioned Portueaes great interest in the treaiv--il Portuguese being second m point f numbers among the foreign inha1 l. tants of the islands. which tle Chinese are fourth and was goil 2 on to say that Porsegal would ss gratitied by the change of aovera-. meut f her citizens were fully pra- tectcd
 The Secretary is reliably reportea 10 have fold the Minister tAat thought the treaty varg bad Int
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LITERARY NOTES.
The Declaration of Independence
 Saved by Woman.

In an historical article recalling the destruction of our Nationaal capital by the British forces in 1S14, Clifford Howard in tl.e July Ladies HomesJ esJournal, will show that Dol ly Madison, the most beloved and popular woman of htr day, was courageous and fen less in the face of graYn danger. In ihe mad stam- pede from Washiugton,t that preceded the invasion by the British troops, Dolly Madison was the last to seek safety iii flight, and her hnal net be- fore quitting the White House, as the enemy advanced, was to seize the Declaration of Independence and carry If ta q place of safety.
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X sgEal.G4lMEassklDls.

On receipt of p cents niil iorwa to any nddress, pgstEaid i has
 some catalogue af 72 p#Hes profEs Illustrated, giving full description 4 fruit trees, small fruit. ernamenNsi tiaes. evergreens, shruba. ines. fos's buibs etc, also giving formulas fEsr spraying. when to spray, plant q :.
 The descriptive catalogue is U wei come guide to all these in need ,l information. and shonla aot be vii T. out it. Sand for il, it wiil please " T.
 Prom the first order yon send of uis dollar or more, the price ot the cai Iogue can be deducted taerefronl.
 Yourcorrespondenee kindly solc{t, cd Yours very truly. Amhieie Martell. proprietor Peoria BanI r Nurseries. office and safes groulss |, ! Nos. Hi to IT S Jefferson ay . i Peoria. Ill. Esd Ssw 1T.
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rnnInnl Enplonl! EnpIonlM

No doubt many people are awar that Enpion Oil makes a much bet ter light than the lower eratieS of coal oil. bit we dnubt it there are any the know that q gallon of Enpion lasts longer than cheap oil. Than. why not have he best light when the diifereneein cost is scarcely nothing. Eupion is sold at the fol. lpwlng places:
 Mccain Grocery Co. John II Talhoi Co Robinson Greenfield. J. L. Lloyd.
 Mq in- Tankersley Go. Fox Pros,
 " f.. Dcwoody < Co houston < Roans. | E oldsmitl, X c, rhalheimer Bros,
 Fergusaf, X Russell. r. F. Mercantile co H. F seyeke. . Lumpkn,
 K simmons. Bluff City Lumber Co. < N Iiarf Drug Co. W.S Beard nedtf s.E liearin < Alexander.
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THE PINE BLUFF GUN CLUB.
It's Members Enjoyed Practice
 Shoot Yesterday Afternoon.

The members of the Pine Rlufr Gan Club are now taking more ttan usual interest in the weekly practice shoots, for they will participate in Seventh Annual iState Tournamea { which is to be held here, hegining July 20th and continue three days.
 The best shots from all parts @ the State will be here, and our boys will have to do their best if they capture any of the first monies. At these weekly shoots sonne good scores are made.
 On yesterday afternoon. at 30 targets. the following scores were
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THE MOZART o,Ncrnr reN,eur.

The Mozart Conservatory q
 Music concert wi!l lake D ace d.
 Merrill Ins iiute tonight. Misses
 Mamie Mann, Mary Milan, Emma Anderson, Jt,sie Dfeyfus and Brunette Aitschai will contest fn. the ho!lfnberg Piano Medal, ana Misses I'.hi. Seymour. Josie StraHS~ and Brune,tr Aatsehu, will comp..t,~ for 'be Yoeul prize There will br several ethrr selections from the vAfions departments, and the con- cert thfofnhout promises to he very aud viI display th ot the work done througi aut the year The general public X cordially jnviitd lo attend NJ is charged Concert be gins lfamptly al S;3O
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Was taken up in the transaction of regular conference business. When ahe time for adjournment ar rived Mrs. Conch was called on to conduct the closing prayer service after which Rev. W f. Evans, of Prescott, made some soul stirring remarks on question of missions and stated he was with these good women in their work and would al any time welcome them to his dis trict. Rev. o. E. Goddard being detained at home on account of 3 sick child the annual sermon was delivered by Dr. Dye, which was 2 xery eloquent and attractive ser m00
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state Convention Baptist 4onp3 Peoples Union Little Rock, June IS to 20. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Little Rock and return at one and one-third fare t$l.1o) on the certificate plan. Tickets on sale .June h to l0. return limit June 2.
 I. W. FARLEY, Agent
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s,lnnner Tourist lsates.

To Monnt Neho. Srarcy Spring, Ravenden Springs. Ark.,commeneing June lst and contributing until Sep trmber r.. 1897. the st. I. NJ. x <. Ry. wiIl sell ronnd trip tickets to ..lt Nebo for S7 50: Searey Springs. S4 ?; Ravenden Springs. Ark Ss.73. final limit for return October II, 1897.
 II. E. MIzELL, Agent
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The fishing party composed of Messrs. George Autferworth, w.. N. Trulock. D. (. Bell, W E. Trulock, Mrs. W. N. TrulocL and Misses Gussie Taggart and Mary Gillespie returned on the Eugene &estcrday from Silver Lako. where t1le4 have he..n fishing since last week
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In discussion, yesterday. ei the subject, "Examinatians including their purposes and benefits Miss Ira Davis, showed herself master of the situation and subject.
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Hundreds ef thousands have been induced tn try Chamberlain Cough Remedy by reading What il has done for others, and havtng tested it's merits for themselves are it's warm est friends For sale by ". l.. De- woody < Co.. pcaugists
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TO Persons Desiring 10 Visit
Armstrong Springs.

The Cotton Belt Konte will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Searcy and return at $425. Tickets m sale May to October I. is97. Good for rctnrnuietil October 3l, fs97 Stages win meet all trains it searey and take passe neer to Armstrong Springs for 5o cents or $l for round trip.
 l. W. FARLEY, Agent
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If our friends desire to hear read some marvellous and beautiFul Eng lish. riyaling the products ot the masters. let them be present Satur- day morning when hour arrives for the reading of our reproduction store..
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Mr. J. H. Neimfef ro, years past yard master for the Cotton Belt h..ii l. road at this place. has resigned. NIT. j. W Metclaff, late yardmaster at at Waco, succeeds him. It is under stood that Mr. Neimeir will accert position as conductor.
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We acknowletlge a call from Bro. Pine yesterday morning.

Examiner Lytle was with us yes .erday, and says his absence for the last few days has been 0ccasioned bX the necessity to reap his wild @ oats His presence was, however. received with repeated applause.
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MT Isaac II0fHer, proprietor of the Burton HouHe. Burton, N Va. and one of rlIe most widely know men in the State was cured of rheumatism after three ycars oi suffering. He
 ;fHS: Il have not sufficient cont nIAnh td language to cnnyty any ided of what | suffered; my physic- inns told me that nothing cOnld be done for me and my friends were fully convinced that nothing but death would relieve me nf my suffer ing In June, lS94 Mir. Evans, then statesman fer the Wheeling tTug Go, recommended t,hamherlain's Pain Balm At this time my foot and limb Were swollen t0 more than double their normal size and it seemed to me nay leg would bnrst. but soon after began using the Pain Balm the swelling began to decrease, the pain to leave, and now l consider that am entirely cured Sold bv. w. L. Dewoody X Co.
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NOTES OF THE NORMAL.
Breezy Items From the school Which our Teaci;ers are
 Attending.

The causes q Che Civil War will he an interesting subject today, and doubtless some new features will be developed.
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The Pine BIuf ice factory is now running full capacity, making seventy-fve tons of ice per day, and notwithstanding this enormous output, the stock on hand is always small. .Phe business now done by tine Ice Company is enormous.
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The list of synonyms. paired in Saxon and classical. and presented ny Miss BHfks was an interesting item of the morning, E work.
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An excellent addition to our Normal for the last four days of the session will be Miss Whiteomb, of Little Rock, she K q specialist fin pri- mary work, and will give ns great assistance along this line. Ne well come her to our privileges and hos pitalities.
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Mrs Ray Hodge is a very eathusi- nstic member of OUT institute, al- WHY'S exemplifyiug deep interest and earnest application.
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DEGREE CONFERRED.
Prof. Junius Jordan HOnored by the
 University of Arkansas.

FAYETrEvfl LIE. Ark. Inne IT, The degree ol Doctor of Laws wns today conferred hy tue University of Arkaasas on Prof. junius Jordan. of Little Rock.
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Mrs Minnie Cook and fWo children returned yesterday from Little Rock.
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A number of families wilImove out to sulphur Springs on the first, for the remainder of thcsummcr.
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Today the GRAPHIC was prsented With the first cotton bloom of the season. The bloom is from the of Will McCarvcr near Rvies, and WIS was sent to this office by Mir. \. " Nnnn, Manager for the Valley Plant ing C.. at Rives.
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rATAppLI OHHHbAHNtH
COLD lN HEAD

Vpehs 6nd .fItanses the nasal passages Allays intiamati"n Heals and projects the mem brHhe, Restores the senses of taste and sinelt Nc cocaine no mercury, no uiurou. drug. Full sig 50c, trial size l0,. nt drug gists or by mall. ELY BROTHERS, jG War ptn Sr. Jew York.
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Miss .Ie sic Adam ' exercise room pound. complex and contracted sentences was very interesting to all teachers present.
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Mi Ewing Taylor left yesterday afternoon for Waukesha " and athrr summer resorts
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Messrs fIyslop X Webb agents for the Star steam Laundry, of Little Rock, wilica to any part fthe city for lanndry Work guaranteed. X share pf your patronage solicited.
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We are pleased to state that Miss Salina Bloom who has been quite sick for some time is rapidly improv- ing.
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Miss May Ballard, 3 cha rming young lady of Selma, is visiting Miss Lucy Bnrford in his city.
 Miss Lucy Burford has returned from Star City, where she has been spending a few days with friends
 Masters Max and Ralph Goldsmith of Little Rock, after an extended visit to Mir linn Dreyfu+ and family. left yesterday for Greenville, Miss, where they will spend the summer.
 The Southwestern Telephone Com pany now has offices at Rison' Anderson and Fordyee. Fl@ telc- phone service with these places will be of much eonvenCnee to our people Joe c. Meyer. the Matn street gro ger. has just received car load o Georgia watermelons. send in yonl orders at once T
 Mcsdames Mollie Nelson and .lohl Temple. accompanied hy Capt. JohI Bell. wHl leave Monday for Nev Middleton, Tenn, W here theladies vii spend the summer.
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Pic Merlo today brought to market somecf the finest and largest cabbages ever grown in this section. He has few superi0rs as a gardner.
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We are pleased to state that the public is giving our canvasser, Mir. W. Mallory, much encouragement, and that he has succeeded In securing many new names to be added to our snbscrintlon books.
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Doors and windows, house patterns, everything we manu- faefure cheaper than ever be- fore.
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On yesterday a GRAPm3 reporter

On yesterday a GRAPHIC reporter noticed il wagon loaded with dressed lumber and some flour and ice. An investigation revealed the fact that lumber was being hauled to Star City, a distance of nearly thirty miles Pine Bluff is the nearest point to that place which has q blaming mill.
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A plat of the secton to be annexed to the city of Pine Bluff has been filed with the Secretary of State.
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Yetter. salt-Khen,n ana l.oze...a

The intense itching aud smatting incl. deut 10 these diseases Is instantly allayesi b5 applying Chamberlain Eye ana Skin Ointment. Many very bad caees have oeen permanently cured by it. st is equally efficient for itching piles anu a favorite remedy for sore nipples !, chapped hands. chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box,
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, are just what horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and Yermifuge. They are not food bur medicine and the best in use to put q horse in prime condition. Price % tents per package.
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WOMAN'S MlSSlUNA
| Large Attendance and Interesting
 Sessions.

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Little Rock Conference con vened at the First M. E. Church, South, at 830 D. m. Wednesday.
 Opening service were conducted by the President, Mrs. Hotchkiss, of Hot Springs, after which was m address of welcome by Mrs. R. H. M Mills, of Pine Bluff, which was greatly appreciated by all the visit ing delegates. It being such warm and hearty welcome provoked a most beautiful and eloquent re- spence by Mrs. Couch, of Magnolia. The latter address abounded n utterances truly noble and refresh ing.
 The address of welcome in be- half of the young people was de liyered by Miss Emma Moss, which showed that the visiting young peo- pie were as welcome to all the en- ioyments of the city as the adults. The response was given by Miss Antoinette Holmes, of Selma. and was truly grateful in it's tone and abounded iH beautiful missionary sentiment.
 The juveniles were welcomed by Master Clifford Brewster, of Pine Bluff, which was followed by 8 hearty response by Glen Robinson, of Risou.
 One of the most beautiful and pleasant incidents of the occasion was the welcome given by seven little girls, ali standing in line and each holding q letter, all of which spelled the wosd WELCOME. This was responded 4oo by Miss Anna Howell, which concluded the pro- gram and the doxotogy was sung. Benediction by Rev Dye.
 THURSDAYS SESSION.
 Opened at a. m. Religious ser vices were conducted by Mrs. W. F. Evans, of Prescott. After which the entire conference engaged in a prayer and praise service; many i'm plored the Holy Spirit tu rest and on the deliberations of these good and noble women; and many were the expressions of thanks and grati- tude to our Heavenly Father for His unbounded love and increasing care and divine preservation. The President then announced that the time had arrived for lhe confer pnce 10 go into it's regular business session The secretary, Mrs. James Thomas, of Little Rock, called the roll and the remainder of the morn ing was spent in hearing reports from the different soeietiesathroush- h. out the conference which showed a marked improvement in this class of work during the past year.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Was taken up in the transaction of regular conference business. When ahe time for adjournment ar rived Mrs. Couch WAS called on to conduct the closing prayer service,
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X STORM IN INDIANA.
Hail. Wind and Rain Does Some
 Damage

Special To the.Graphie.
 VALPARAISO, iud., June IS "A severe storm, accompanied by rain and hail, passed over Northern In diana this morning, doing damage to growing crops.
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Mr Eugene Althcimef has entirely recovered from his electrical experi- eHce.