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The herald., 1897-11-21

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The herald., 1897-11-21
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Nov. Birthdays state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, s202, 267 :
647; gold reserve, $15S 4s9, I'll.
The herald., 1897-11-21
BOSTON Quotations

BOSTON, Nov. 20.-Atchison. 125ls: Bell
Telephone. 260; Burlington, 1914; General
Electric. S2h; Mexican Central. 5A; Ore
gon Short Line 1871.
The herald., 1897-11-21

Mining Stock Quotations
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2o.-The closing
quot ations for today on the stock exchange
The herald., 1897-11-21

cAPITAL........... .;5oo. 10000
GEO. H. BONEBRAKE.. President
+. c. ....................Cashie
= D1REC
Geo. H. Bonebrake. Warren Gilielen
son. VIM M. Van Dyke. W. c. Brown. L
This bank has no deposits Of either Il
no preferred creditors.
The herald., 1897-11-21
Mining Stock Quotations

Total ...............
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A SUMMER HOME,
To Be Erected at sulpher Springs
 for Members of the Y. M. c. A.

The Young Mems Christian Asso- ciation of this city, in looking after the Interest ot it's members, has been recently planning 10 arrange for a summer home and outing place at Sulphur Springs. The officers of the Association have been donated a fine lot at the Springs on eondi. tion that good building be erected on the same. It Is now expected that fine club house for the use of the members of the Association will be built and completed by May 1898.
 The committee appointed by the President of the Association to raise the necessary funds consists of lhe following gentlemen E. D. Russell, A. W. Mills. W. H. Langtord and s. A. Kincaide. This committee ex- poets to raise $l 200 by subserip. tion in the next few weeks.
 Already substantial encourage. ment has been received in the shape of some handsome subscriptions
 In case this summer home is secured, the Assoeiaaop will be glad to cooperate with the bicycle club in keeping up d good path from town to the Springs. Members of the Association will be given a chance to put cots in this club house and sleep there during the hot months. A good bicycle path will make it convenient for large num- bers of youog men to visit the Springs where they can spend their nights and Sundays. During June, July and August the Sunday mons meetings will be held at this sum mer home. It is hoped that all ot the Y. N. C. A. g friends will inter est themselves in carrying oat these plans by subscribing. and paying something tn build this home.
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AGAINST HuMMEL, HAMILTON
 X SELLS SHOW,
That Action taken at Special Meeting of the Board of H eal,h
 Today.

The Board of Health was called to meetin special session at noon to- day to reconsider it's action in q1arantining against Hummel, Hamilton X Sells United Shows billed to exhibit here tomorrow, Saturday afternoon and night.
 Messrs Hamilton and Scfls ap. peared before the Board and cx. plained that their show had entered Arkansas from the Indian Territory and Missouri, that il had not been in any yellow fever infected district, thattheir employees had been with the show constantly for three con. seeutine months. and that in plew of the yellow fever alarm no now men had been employed or allowed to follow the show. After conyinc. iug themselves of the truth of the allegations of Messrs. Hamilton and Sells. the Board unanimously passed q resolution to admit the show and allow il lo exhibit here upon the presentation of proper healtheertif- cates.
 In order that q thorough invosti. gation may be made, special train VIII be sent out over tho Cotton Belt road this afternoon, carrying Q number of .oeaj physicians 10 Statt. gagt, where the show is exhibiting todavand wLere personal cXamina tion will be made
 The show will eXhibil here tomor. TOW on West PuHen street.
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Was Erred Ont.

Mir. l.. Goodman walked into Hotel Trulock last night and regis tered from Memphis, Tenn. Mr. Goodman is Chicago drummer who does not appear to hold fin very high esteem the quarantine regula- tions of Pine Bluff On signing at the hotel register be remarked tbat he was lust from Memphis; that he could not come through to Pine Blufi over the Cotton Belt,so he went to Little Rock and drove down from there in q buggy. The health officers were notified of Mr. G0ldman's arri- val from Memphis. Officers were sent to the hotel and the gentleman was immediately "ousted" from the hotel and from Pine Bluff When Mr. Goodman eomes to Pine Bluff again he will likely know that tho regulations of the Health Board, and of every other board, In the city. stands for something.
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F0RDYGE= ITEMS.
From the FordYee Enterprise

AIr. E. P Marks came over from New Eainourq Monday and left that evening for West Texas to see his daughter, Mrs. Dr. Palmer, who is dangerously sick.
 The residence occupied by MT D.ekere7n, the druggist, burned at k.ngsland, recently Some of the household goods were saved. The house belonged to Nr Thomas and was not insured
 Unless there is alitHe frost soon, For3Yee will quarantine against all districts infected with yellow fever. So far We have thought thas there was no danger, but since theyeiIow pest has made its appearance at Memphis. Fordyceans do not feel so safe.
 An item is going the rounds of the press to the effect that a baby was recently born in Tennessee with a full set of teeth and whiskers. When a few hours old the youngster rose up and said it would not rain again in seven years, and then fell over dead It is a good thing that such d liar died young; just as all false prophets should do.
 Freeman Fuller, the youthful son of Hon. E. c. Fuller, happened to q painful and perhaps serious accident Monday evening, While he aad Bruner Berry were trying to cut a hole in q .bridiorein the knife slipped and the point stuck in his eye. Mc. Fuller took him to Pine Bluff that night for treatment and if is hoped that the sight of his eye may be saved; though is very doubtful.
 Mr. Q. T, Pealson, of Thornton, and Miss LcIa Bird, of Waldo, were united In marriage, a week ago and left immediately for the Nashville Centennial and otter points of inter- est MT Pearsop is the junior mem. Der of the well known firm of W. k. Pearson X Son. lumbermcn of Thornton, where he is very popular. Miss Bird taught in the school at that place last year. She is very beautiful and accomplished
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PULLMAN'S WILL.
How the Palace Car magnete Dis
 posed of His Wealth

tHHAGo. ELIa, October 2S.-Fhe will of George N. Pullman was filed for probate lnteyesterday afternoon.
 TO his widow he left the homo stead on Prairie avenue. Sufficient funds are also set aslde to provide her with m ineome of $50,O00 yearly during her life. One million oarh is left in trust for hls two daughters, Mrs. Frank o. Lowden. of Chicago, and Mrs. C0rolan, of san Francisco. An income of but S3,000 yearly is provided for bis two sons. George M., Jr.. and Sanger ". Mrs, Lowdco is also given the summer residence on an island in the St. Lawrence river. About Sl50O00 In sums of Sl0,00d and S20,000 is left to vArions charitable institutions in Chicago, A sum of $2O0,000 is given for the erection of q mnnual training school in Pullman, which ia aIso endowed with Sl, 200, ,O00. Five old employees are given 5000. Two sisters and two brothers are given s50,0G0 each ard another brother gets $25,000.
 If the estate shnll be more than sufficient to satisfy all the devise trusts and legacies named the eXecu- tors are directed to divide the excess into two equal shares and add the same respectively to the two DOT tlons set aside for the daughters, Mrs. Lowden md Mrs. CaroIan.
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\ passing freight train on Third avenue this afternoon frightened a country team on Main Street. The team that started caused two other loose teams to run. All three teams were stopped before any damage was done. There is an ordinance prohibiting teams Of any kind from being left loose on the streets, and the ordinance should be enforced, as serious accidents are liable to occur from this negligence.
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COLEMAN-A'lKINSON,
A BL AuTrFUL AND IMPRESSIVE
 CEREMONY.
A Full Evening Dress Wedding Fol.
 owed by a Reception.

The friends and relatives of W. r. Coleman and Miss Atkinson flied the First Presbyterian Church to it's fullest capacity last night, CfhuFs- day) to witness the ceremony that was to join forever ths hearts and fortunes Of this yonng couple.
 The altar of the church was deco rated most 4uperbly for this oeca- sion, cut roses and white erysanthe- nuns being artist!eally arranged in with ivy, palms and ferns. The beauty of the decoration wnsfnrther enhanced by a number If pieces of statuary placed on the altar. The decorations were in charge Of Mrs. W. II. Langford nnd were elegant in selection and arrangement.
 At 9'oclock the bridal party ar- rived at tile church and to the beautiful strains of Mendelshon march, proceeded to the altar. The bride entered the West entrance of the church leaning on the arm of her brother. Mir. R. l.. Atkinson. The groom entered from tue East en- trance. being aeeompaLied hY his brother, Mr. c. Y Coleman, of Little Rock.
 Down the tro isles of the Church the couples marched,rrcceded bS Che four Hshers.
 The ushcPs crossed cnch other nt the altar, leaving the bride and groom standing before the altar. The Rev. Dr. J, L. Caldwell then performed the marriage ceremony, and in R most impressive manner pronounced the words thar made them mnn and wife.
 To the strains of LoheDgrains' march the party retired from tho church. Al the door they entered carriages and were driven to the home of the brides father, Mir. |. q. Atkinson, where an elaborate feeep- ton was tandered them.
 The bride Was Qfesaod in an evening bridal costume of white satin.
 Tine ushers were. Messrs. F. q. Bridges and Frank WorreI, Pine Blufi; Will Bracy, Little flock, and 1 IT. Coleman, Dewitt.
 Mr. and Mrs. Coleman win be at home to their friends at tue resi- dence 0f Mrs. Tom Atkinsab on West 5th AvCnue.
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A COLLISION.
Two Buggies Collide in the
 Dark on West Fifth Ave.


 Except when lighted by the pale face of the moon, Fifth avenue is shrowded in darkness at night, and travel on that fashionable thorough fare is fraught with danger Thurs day night as Messrs. Hearn White and Charles Colhouer were driving on Fifth avenue and looking at the ga;ety and beauty at the wedding reception at Mr. R. c. Atkinson s, they vert run into by another bug ny containing Mr. Chambers, the manager of the St. Louis Slave X Lumber Co. The two buggies were upon each other before the occu- pants were aware. They collided, and Messrs. White and Colhouer were thrown from their buggy. Mir. Colhouer tell on his back, but sus- tained no injuries more than jolt. Mr. White was not so fortunate, fall ing on his wrist and spraining it. He was also badly bruised and skinned.
 Mr. Chambers was not thrown from his buggy at all. The shafts of both buggies were broken, though no runaways resulted from the collision.
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NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence Which is Right to the
 Point and Reliable

Judge Frank ives. 0f District Court oi Grookst0n, MiHn., says. For sCme time l have used Stuart's Bys- pcpsia Tablets with seeming great benefit, with few exceptions. have twenty-five years.
 George W. lgooaeYelt, |, x Consul t0 Brussels, Belgium; "Stuart's Dyspepsia TahIets. safe, pleasant tu take. convenient to carry. give keen appetite, perfect digestion
 Mr ". r. Tomlin, Mechanical En- gineer, Duluth. Mina.: "Onc box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Fnblrts has done its work md 1 am again gaming flesh and strength.
 L. Q. Ransom, Ilns;onYille, NJ "I Was distressed and annoyed for two years with. throwing up food, often two ur three times daEi had no certainty 0f retaining a meal II ] ate one. Four boxes uf the tablets from my druggist have fully cured mo. l find them pleasant to take and convenient to carry,
 Rev. G. D. Brown, of Mondoyi, Wis. "The effect of Stuart's DYs- pepsia Tablets is simply marvellous; a quite hearty dinner of broiled beef steak causes me no dIstress since l began their use.
 Over six thonsa6d people in the State of Michigan alone in 1891 were cured of stomach troubles by stuart 's Dyspepsia Tablets.
 Fun sized packages mny he found n all dpfVCg9feyfa # Ett Hpnfa
 Send for little book on st 3mach diseases, mniled free by Stuart Go., Marshall, Mich, l02I, %, ,29. }0,3l.
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The Jefferson County Fair sur passed in point of excellence and at tendance the expectations of even the most sanguine. This was the first effort of the Fair Association and the able and efficient manage ment shows that it's directors are to the manor born. The poultry and live stock exhibits were splendid. Col. Yinccnheller, commissioner of agriculture, was there in charge of the State exhibit, which makes man feel thatit is good to live in Ar kansas. Floral Hall was one of the attractive features of the Fair Rison Herald.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30
COLD lN HEAD
Gives relief at nneei

Charlie Jones, who wns on trial before Justice Nlyen, Thursday, charged with petit larceny and with obtaiuing money under false pre- lenses. was discharged from the charge of petit larceny. He wns com victed of obtaining moBay under false #pretpnses, and was fined S35 and casts. His game of taking tags from children at the fair and selling them to outsiders wasn't a klondike find.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30
A WELCOME VISITOR.
A Cold Wave, Accompanied by Frost,
 Strikes Pine Bluff.

The predicted and mueh-desired cold wave struck town about 9 o'clock last CThursday) night, to the relief of oppressed and perspiring humanity. Throughout the night the sky was clear and before morn ing a slight sprinkle of frost mantled the ground. dealing death and de- struetion to the detested fever germs. The cold weather and frost have done much to allay the fears Of vel low fever reaching this point.
 The frost seems to have been gen. eraI throughout Northern and East ePn Arkansas.
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Stockholders Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Jefferson County Fair Association at the Citizens Bank on November l, 1897. at } o'clock D. m. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors and transacting such other business as may come before the meeting.
 h o4tf NJ. E. BLOOM, See.
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Game Fish.

For game fish, fresh oysters. fresh sausage, celery and nil kinds of fresh meats call on Wm Wells. Telephone orders q speciality, All orders will receive prompt attention and be delivered to any part of thccitycash on delivery. Oar motto: Live and IAf Live. -. Tdtl
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Benny Green was committed to jail this afternoon on q charge of dis posing of mortgaged property His trial will come up before Justice Niven Monday.
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Mr. k. F. Dedman, who runs q grocery store at thecorner of Fourth avenue and Chestnut street, is so un- fortunate as to be down with typhoid fever himself and three members of his family are in bed with the same illness. Mir. Dedman lives on Alabama street between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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Gronn Quickly Cured.

Mountain Glen. Ark Our children were suffering with erOup when we received a bottle of Chamberlain 5 cough remedy. 1t afforded almost instant reliei.-F. 4. Thornton. This celebrated remedy is for sale by W. l.. Dewoodv & O., druggists.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Mrs. Chas. T. Coleman, Mrs. W. W. Dickinson and Miss Jessie Rose came down from Little Rock last night to attend the Coleman-Atkinson we'd ding.
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Mr. Arthur r. Aaams, State mama ger of the southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co.,, came down from Little Rock last Thursday night.
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CASToRTA-.
3Ae Eae- N Is hn
 ~; a1ZHzzzzszz '::;;.,. ;i ;;;i5 $

MT. ]. S. Grant, clerk at the Hotel Trulock, and Mrs. Grant, were pas sengers on the noon train for Wab- basekn, where they will spend sey- cral days.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

AbuiIetin at the Postal Telegraph Cable Company says that three new cases of yellow fever have developed at Memphis up to o'clock this af- ternoOn.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Dean Hobbs, Dean of the Cathedral at Little Rock, will preach at the Episcopal church in this city Sunday morning.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Mir. 0rlando Halliburton came doWn;4Fnm Little Rock tlIis morning In tue interest Of the Meyer Bros. Drug House, of St. Louis.
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CA-ST0RrA..

Hummel. Hamilton & Sells united shows will exhibit on West Pullen street, near the Water works, to- morrow afternoon and night
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30
\ Special Indge.

Attorney W. T. Woodbridge is serving as Special Probate Judge to- day in winding up the affairs of the Bryan estate, Judge W. D. Jones being disqualified.
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LOST.

4 bundle lost somewhere between Clements wagon yard and sulphur Sprngs. containing one pair pants, color seal brown, and one colored shirt; both had been worn; wrapped in il Golden Eagle stGre paper. ii found return to the GRAPHIC office and get reward. dltw2t
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At 2:30 this afternoon the Graud Jury made q report, returning 24O bills, most of them for gaming and minor crimes. \ fl ,al report will likely be made Saturday, when the jury will be discharged.
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LOOK FOR rmF FACTS demonstrated by experience. Thousands and thousands of people suffering from effects of impure blood have been cured by Hoods SarsnparIlla.
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HIS FOOT CUT OFF.
Cary Gawan Slips Under q
 Train.

Train.
 Cary Gowan. q eolored school boy who works for Mir. \. A. Ilonnet, in attempting to hoard a moving train Wednesday, fell under the train and had his foot nnngled. Gowan at tends the Colored Normal Institute and does chores at Mir. Honnet's residence while ont of school
 Wednesday morning Ee was late in starting for school and, seeing a freight train going toward the cross ing. attempted t0 mount it. He missed his footing and fell under the moving train. ono foot was sobad- ly manglcd that fl had to be ampu- tated.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Rev. c. Gordon Smeade, rector of Trinity Episcopal church, will hold services at AltheimeF Sunday morn ing.
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NEWS BRIEFS.

A banker at Nora Springs, Iowa, was dragged from bis buggy and horse whipped by four masked men Wednesday night.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

MF. II. Coleman returned to De witt today, after attending the Cole man.Atkinson wedding Thursday night.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Owing to the concert which takes place it the Merrill Institute next Monday night, the Pine Bluff Ora torical> Association has postponed its meeting next Monday until Tues day night.
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Mir. P. F. Crnteher. prescriptionist at Mann-Tankersley Drug Co.,, is suffering from an attack Of the dengne;
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Spain's answer has been jIed with the State Department at Washing ton.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

MT. Brunson Hammett is confined to his bed with q severe spell of ill., ness.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Mir. Jesse R. Core came in from Plum Bayou yesterday evening.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the bowels. Cure sick headache. 25c.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Lincoln ] Carter's "IIeart 0i Chicago" has cancelled it's engage ment here for November the 4th, but the date will be filled by My Friend From India.'
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

Dr. N. E. Murphey, a handsome youag physician from Cummins, Ark, game up to Pine Bluff several days ago, prospecting Dr. Mur- phey will likely repeat his visit and 1t is hoped that his business here will be successful.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

DrJ. J. Mancnel. of Plum Bayou, fs a P inc Bluff visitor today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-10-30

\ fruitloss attempt, was made Wednesday night to hold up q pas senger train on the Rock Island road near Boyd, Texas.
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gettcr, salt-Rheum ard Eczema.

The intense itching and snarting incl dent to these diseases is instantly ailayed by applying Chamberlain 8 Eye and have been permanently cured by is. +
 gqgay efficient os fer fdt itching piles a. 2n' ohappe5 lg52s''I hands, n chilbiains frost % bite and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box
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1t Will
 Please You.

Many people plunge into the ocean of misfortune, would sink k they hadn't seme real estate to float them, Every rightly made man has a honkering after real es. rate--it is on instinct that goes with man. and il is something that is within the reach of all. Continual small payments will ent up the larg est amonnt-and thesmallpasments won't amount to any more than you pay for fOoiishnesS.
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Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, ar,

just what a horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifoae. They gre not food bui medicine and the best in use to put 8 horse iL prime condition. Price 2h rents per package.
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The Wabash building in St. Louis was destroyed by fire Wednesday.
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The Duchess of Teck, cousin Of Queen Victoria, is dead
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Hon. ". s. Amis. of Rison, is a visitor to the city today
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MT. D. j.. Trimble is in from his place near Fairfield today.
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Nr. Phil Cox, postmaster at For dyce, is q visitor today.
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Mir. $. A. Kimberley,of Little Rock, Ia registered at the Trulock.
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Mfr Andrew Nunn returned this morning to Rives.
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Mir. F. A. Jarvis, of Noble Lake, is in the city.
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From Frida ays Daily,
Col. ]. ". Corcoran is in the city.

rol. l. ". Corcoran isin the city. MT A F. McNen came down from pedaeld this morning.
 Mir Andrew Nunn returned this morning to Rives.
 Hon. ". s. Amis, of Rison, is q visitor to the city today
 Mr Phil Cox, postmaster at For dyce, is a visitor today.
 Mir. s. A. Kimberley, of Little Rock, Ia registered at the TrnIoek.
 Mir. J. II. Brown, Of Little Rock, is 8 Pine Bluff visitor today.
 Nr. E. Craig, of Little Rock, is in the city today.
 MT. II. s. Ayara, of Camden. is in the city today.
 Mir. Chas. Yondell, of Camden, is registeretl at the Arlington.
 Nr.J. F. Collins, Of Camden, is yis- itlne in the city.
 Mir. F. A. Jarvis, of Noble Lake, is in the city.
 MT. D. L. Trimble is in from his piaee near Fairfield today.
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SToRT ns i.s. . [, ,. .;::||s. ~; ZmAzzzu -'';;'. 5 ;:iii 5
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MT. William Slls, tn champion!

The tormo of all bareback equeians acknowledged by the press the public and the profession the today in the world.
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Mr. E. Craig, of Little Rock, is in the city today.
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Mir. ]. II. Brown, Of Little Rock, is a Pine Bluff visitor today.
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Mir. Chas. Yondell, of Camden, is reqlsterel al the Arlington.
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Nr ]. F. Collins. Of Camden. is Yis- itine in the city.
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MT. II. $. Ayara, of Camden, is in the city today.