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yomen's Wages.

Out of 45O college women recently inteTogated l69 of taem are teachers. so stenographers, 47 librarians, 22 nurses, l9 journalists and 19 are clerks, while the remainder are distributed around in various unclassifed positions. Ihe majority of q given number Of women, asked in regard to the matter. sad they received less pay for the sam , 4lnd or work in which men are engaged. fl small number were found to get the same pay, ard very tiny fraction of a number received mora money than nnsA sn similar positionA
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The Countess of Beaconsf,eld.

Speaking of his wife shortly after her death, the late Lord Beaconsfield said to il friend 'She was an excellent woman, oui she did not know who was first, the Greeks or the Romans Benjamin Dis raeh has only been dead 15 years, but men no longer consider historical or oth- CT ignorances the test of woman s excel. Ience. At the saIse time, men would probably not be attracted by the late Countess of Beaeonsfeld, ill spite of her well known goodness of heart, for she neither sacri iced to the graces nor to the muses There is happy medium, and the votes who were so systematic ally silent on fashion and dress have ap parently not been able to hit oa it.
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The Little Rock Commercial Col- lege flied articles of incorporation Saturday with the secretary ofstate. The corporators are Dan. W. Jones, simon r. Hughes. Junius Jordan. H. l.. Remmel. Chas. r. Penzel, ] T. Beal, Chas F. stint. W. B. Smith, l.. Keys. Fred Rossner and J. F. Cox. The capitol stock is Sl0, ,OOO of which $3,000 has been subscribed. The officers are Dan ". Jones, president: simon r. Hughes, vice-president: L, Keys. secretary; Chas |. Penzel treasurer. The meeting for the re- organization of this popular insti- tution was held yesterday. and the result Is shown in the above Prof! Keys, whose success has marked him as as excellent teacher, recently purchased the goodwill and fran chise of the Little Rock Commercial College, and by the terms of this contract Prof. NJ. A. Stone agrees not to re-enter the business here for period of five years. The prom thence of the officers Is an earnest of the superiority of the school, and that even greater successes will at tend the officers of Prof. Keys Is certain.
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ing bedrooms the favored spread is on. of chintz or eretonne in colors to matns the decorations. Cotton fabrics for 'ilgs tS;s purpose are q great specially of unboI stery sections and range from 48 s,ot. cent. to $1 per yard. These spreads sbonld 1 Sa lined and finished round the mattras. edge with heavy cotton cord. They noas hang over the sides finished wit5 , fringe or tuck in according to fancy Very dainty youthful bed covers are oi silk or satin covered with made m spreads of lace insertion and puffinea The roll shown is covered with one o, these fancy arrangements and finished ss the ends with wide frills of lace and ribbon bows. Satin coverlids in deli. cate silks, hand embroidered, are also fashionable luxuries.
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Growth of Pythlnnism

The following complete statement, as published by the Pythian. of Richmond, Ea.,shows the increase of membership in the Order in the Southern States fer the year ending December 3l, lS9G. Tho figures for Texas were given incorrect. hence we give tie correct nnmhers below.
 Alabama has l23 lodges and a total membership of 7,5O0-&ained 123.
 Arkansas, S5 lodges: 4,5o0 members gained l20
 Florida, 3s lodges; 2,065 members gained 293.
 Kentucky. TOT lodges; 5,s9S mem hers-gained 76.
 Georgia. 70 lodges; 5.306 members gained 2SS
 Louisiana, s,s9o members-gained 40l.
 Missouri. 2e5 lodges; 22,la mem- bers-gained $50,
 North Carolina, B lodges; 3.oo5 members.
 Mississippi, 92 lodges; 5.7l2, mem bers-gained 9l.
 south Carolina, 77 lodges; 4.7l2 memhers-gained 407.
 Tennessee, l25 lodges: S.s5a mem bers- gained 592.
 Texas. 2l5 lodges; r. $50 members gained gro.
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The Graphic is pleased te state that Mir A. F Coons. Che engineer who was on last Friday evening thrown from his wheel and badly in iured while coasting down Red Hm on theSulphur Springs road is much better, and was able to sit up for some time this morning
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There will be the usual services at the Methodist church today. Rev. A.. o. Evans, the pastor, will preach in the morning and tell of the Toronto convention at the evening service. All strangers and visitors will be cordially welcomed.
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Mrs. Jake Katzenstein and baby lave today for Atlantic City, to spend the remainder of the summer, MT. Katzenstein will accompany them as far as Little Rock.
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The Homet Dry Goods Company has been very fortunate in securing the services Of three very popular people-Messrs J. H. Siyess, P NJ. Bridges and Miss Lille Darby. The above salesmen and saleslady will enter the employ of the Honnet Dry Goods Co.,, Monday.
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4 speelal.mee is called this am. by the president or the |. Nj. II. A. to transact some very important business.
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Rev. G. Gordon Smeade. rector of Trinity Episcopal church. wlll leave for Virginia on August 10th. to be absent several weeks.
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Miss Annie Holland, who for several months has bee soionring at San Antonio. Texas, returned home Saturday morning
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Mir Maurice Goldsmith, passed through here Saturday morning en- route to his home in GreenvIle, rom Little Rock.
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A dance was given at Washington Park Friday night. A number of people from this city attended, and say the affair was most pleasant one.
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The Hogan Alley Kids" invite the public to watch their balloon ascension tonight at their alley on East Second avenue.
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Mir $. NJ. Taylor will leave for Dnmas tomorrow morning to be in attendance upon the Besha Circuit court in session at that pIaee
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Mr. John Baldwin has resigned his position as night clerk at the Trulock hotel. He is succeeded by our genial friend, Ed Saunders.
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Misses Arle Ferguson and Josie Grace will leave next week for Pendleton on visit to Miss Elm Quilting.
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Prof l.. E. Quinn paid our town a visit Saturday. He is one Of the rising young teachers in this section of the State.
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Mrs. Lconora Kimball and Miss Leila Heller, of Bastrop, La. are in the city the guests of Mrs J Mich aels on Main street.
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Mir. ! P. Culp, of Gastonia, N. C.. enroute to Texas, paid his sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Ferguson, of this city, q brief visit Saturday.
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The books of the County Assessor are still open and you can yet assess your taxes without penalty. Attend to this matter without delay, if yon have not already done so.
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Miss Thenie stubbleneld left yes terday for brief visit 10 relatives and friends Ut Fordyce.
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Mr. J. ". Wilkins and family are now summering at White Sulphur Springs. They moved out Saturday.
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Mir. John NJ. Oracle was in the city yesterday, and became stock holder in the Jefferson County Fair Association. Mir, Oracle is one of the most liberal men in the State and his purse strings are never tied when it comes to contributing to a cause that will be of advantage to J Jefferson county.
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Mr. T. B. Goldsby. clever young business man of England. paid our town q business trip Saturday
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Dr. A. G. Thompson. that genial and successful physician Of Sulphur Springs. was a Pine Bluff visitor Saturday
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THE BED ROLL
Combinations of Drapery wbio,
 Pleasing Effects In IL. Hloh Produna

Combinations of Drapery Which
 Pleasing Effects In the Bedeba, a,a'ss nIodass Beds are very dressy affaira 9sF. Hays; An object of great admiraf;oen these gently in Q store window WI r,as ..ion re- made up with blue silk and bl,,a ,'a I bed seline de soie. The spread faIl I@e o,, mons sides, nearly touching the Aoor Qsef tf the der ruffie being of the monssal;,as tus DOT. the silk. In this case there wara ,.sue over down pillows, instead of a roil ,-e eoa4a sguars ished with wide ruffle Moss eaen in' toinette lace spreads oyer 't.l ao1 ie An, sumptuous. and, when possible ys9. ,si,., are curtains should match. A co,,,, 7. ''luoW of renaissance lace and Marie Anta!,'on A,t,l;.'tion effects produces q gorgeous droaatts dm.oalietts spread Irish point bed sets baE% b@p9ly or selling as low as So. In French, Dsea
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fire alarm from Second and Cherry street was givenFriday night. Tine alarm was Il false one.
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Mr. Luther Sullivan has purchased the ]. B. Johnson summer cottage at Sulphur Springs.
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MT. J A. Hudgens came over from his Wabbaseka home yesterday to pay our town q brief visit.
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MT. Herman Fluid, who has been visiting in this city, returned to his Memphis home yesterday.
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Col. R. R. Adaaas, the successful planter ofSNoble Lake was Pine Blnff visitor yesterday.
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Mrs. II. D. Mizell and children have returned from Alabama. where they have been visiting relatives
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Mir. Owen Knox returned yester- day from several weeks visit to Detroit, Mich.
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Mir. Harry Hogg wiil return from q visit to Altheimer Tuesday.
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MT. sam Berlin has moved his livery stable into it's handsome new quarters.
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NotIee for pnblleatlon -seoe

Land Office atLittle Rock. Ark. July a7, ,9, Notice is hereby given that the Following named settler has filed notice of his inten- tion to make final proof in support of his County Clerk of Jefferson county at Pine Bluff, Ark. on September 4, 1s97; viz: Queen Patterson, widow of Jefferson Patterson, decd. H. E. No. lS969, for the E of NEA, NW14 of NE14 and NEiz of NWA, Sec. 2t. T !. SIR II w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva ton of said land. viz: II. Halliburton Bot Williams John T. Hodo. Calburt Shelly, all Of Double Wells. Ark.
 ]. J. BEAVERS, Register.
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Miss Hennle Weller left this morn ing for Little Rock where she will visit friends.
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MT. Gunter has returned to Little Rock after pleasant visit to this city.
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Mir. r. NJ. Philips moved his family out to sulphur Springs Sunday afternoon.
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Mir. Frank Kendall, the lumber prince oi Kedron. was in the city Saturday.
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Frank F. Anthony, Of this city, has received his commission as notary public.
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The Trades display, on August 3lst will be big day in Pine Bluff
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X TOW occurred in the "little Casslno" saloon, in the East End, night, which resulted in man by the name of Lee Wyatt | eing severely beaten.
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The saloon kept by Prank O'Ktefl, in the East End, is now in the city limits, and it's proprietor has been given until Tuesday in which to take out his city license
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People could live very comfortable in Pine Bluff il were not for the bill The men with bill books are farely swarming today and there is no way to escape them.
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The funeral services of Mir Barstow was largely attended Sunday.
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Mfr. and Mrs. Vim. cohn, of Port Gibson, Miss, arrived here today en ronte to Mt. Nebo.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Parse and grand daughters left for Little Rock this morning.
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Miss Ada Harris, of Bentonyille, Ark, is visiting Pine Bluff friende.
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Many people spent the day at Sulphur Springs Sunday.
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Mir. Jake Katzenstein will spend the day in Little Rock.
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Miss Susie Murdaugh is visiting friends at Sulphur Springs.
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Mir. sam Katzenstein is booked for Sugar Loaf Springs. He will leave for that health resort Tuesday.
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Miss Mary Lindsay is sojourning at Sugar Loaf Springs.
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Messrs. Geo. II. GammiH, J. r. Rutherford and |. r. Eadd were Little Rock visitors Saturday.
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Saturday evening Mr. Tom McEwen severed his connection with the Honnet Dry Goods C0., and will enjoy q h@aIday until the l. II. Eddips Dry Goods Company is ready for business, at which time he will he with that firm.
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The city needs "hoodlum wagon" badly.
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Isam Brum, colored, was bound oyer yesterday 10 await the action of the Grand Jury on the charge of resisting an officer by lntimidating him with d Winchester rifle.
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 From Mondady's Daily.
Ihe CIty couneII meeta tonIeht.

Judge ". D. Jones was called to English today.
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Mir c. N.Hart and attle daughter, Lorine, will leave tomorrow for Hot Springs. The little girl has been quite i'll with slow fever for several weeks.
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Rev r. F. Sapp has returned from Lincoln county. On sunday morn Ing he will preach at Imperial Castle hall K. of P and Sunday evening at the Christian church in Little Rock
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The artesian well at the Cotton Belt shops, this city, K being tested today.
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Genial Eugene sonGeld, of tho schaff-Berrhlem Grocery Co., is in the city.
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Dr. G. A. Hogg, of Altheimer, is in the city.
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Miss Etta simon spent Sunday in Little Rock.
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Mss Lanra TruloclI was in the city few days last week tne guest of Hiss Lille Johnson.
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Miss Owen Hogg is spending | few days at Sulphur Springs.
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Mr. ]. w. Farley, agent for the Cotton Belt at this place, returned yesterday from vacation spent in Missouri. He will resume his duties Monday. His family will not roturn until cold weather.
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Attorney Frank G. Bridges has returned homo after a pleasant trip t0s Tennessee.
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Miss Willie Smart is reported to be quite sick.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Meyer will leave tomorrow morning for Mt. Nebo, where they will enjoy the cool breezea for several weeks.
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The ser9iccs Of Miss Lucy Hearn have been secured as teacher in elo- .ution in the Pine BleH Conserya- tory of Music and Art.
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Mrs. Eugene Fies and daughter. Elsie. leave today for Red Sulphur Springs, Va.
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Mr sam Kline, Superintendent of the State convict farm at Noble Lake, was in the city this morning
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Prof E. $. IMce left today for Van Vert, Ohio. where he will remain until September.
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GcRoFULA in it's worst form $s yields to the blood cleansing power of Hoods Sarsaparilla Thousands of cases have been perfectly CURED.
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The beautiful and attractive Miss Selma Harris leaves tomorrow for her home in Little Rock. Come more often. Miss Selma, your many friends will always welcome you.
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Judge Elliott and Mt. $. C. Martin left for Dumas this morning where the Desha Circuit court will be eon- yened today.
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Mr. James s. Reno is expected home from few weeks visit to his old home at Higland. Miss
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Mrs. Will Hart is reported better today.
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Miss Lizzie BuHord will lenye for Parnell Springs where she will visit friends for several days.
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At the Methodist church last night Rev. A o. Evans gave in most interesting manHer,an account of his trip To Canada
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Get your horse shod ut ". l.. Faces shop, No. 200 East Barrnque street.
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'dr. l. G. Taylor is now in Ken lucky. He will return home about the Huh inst.
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Mr F, l.. Sehober,of Mise, is in the city visiting his brother, Mir i'd Sehnber
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The ice cream festival given by the Epworth League of the Lakeside Methodist Church Friday night, in tbe grove opposite the Yining resi- denee, was q most pleasant and sue cessfui affair. The funds SO raised will be devoted to church purposes
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Mrs A. Holland has returned from q visit to Sherrill
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Stock to the amount of nearly $4,000 has been subscribed fen in the Jefferson County Fair Association.
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Messrs. Marshall McGaughy and Mat McGehee, of this city, are pros pecting for gold in New Mexico.
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Miss Sammie Sennett is the guest of Maj. and Mrs. H. 4. Mccoy.
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-..-.....z.s...--.ss-.
 From Mondays Daily
 The City Council meets tonight.
 Judge " D. Jones was called to English today.
 Miss Etta simon spent Sunday in Little Rock.
 Many people spent the day at. Sulphur Springs sunday
 The city needs n ehoodlum wagon" badly.
 The Trades display, on August 3lst will be n big day in Pine Bluff
 The funeralservlees of Mr. Barstow was largely attended Sunday
 Mrs. NJ. A. Parse and grand daughters left for Little Rock this morning.
 Mir r. NJ. Philips moved his family out to sulphur Springs Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Iennle Weller left fhis morn ing for Little Rock where she will visit friends
 Mir. and Mrs. Vim. cohn, of Port Gibson, Miss, arrived here today en ronte to Mt. Nebo.
 Messrs. Geo. II. GammiH, j. F. Rutherford and |. r. Eadd were Little Rock visitors Saturday.
 The arteslan well at the Cotton Belt shops, this city, ts being tested today.
 Attorney Frank C. Bridges has returned home after pleasant trip tae5 Tennessee.
 Get your horse shod at ". l.. Faces shop, No. 300 East Barraque street.
 Mr sam Kline, Superintendent of the State convict farm at Noble Lake, was in the city this morning
 Prof E. $. Luce Jeff today for Van Vert, Ohio. where he will remain until September.
 Miss Lizzie Bunord will lenye Thursday for Parnell Springs where she will visit friends for several days
 Mr. F, L. Schober.of Mise, is in the city visiting his brother, Mir Ed Sehober GcRoFULA in it's worst form $1 yields to the blood cleansing power of Hoods Sarsaparilla Thousands of casea have been perfectly CURED.
 Judge Elliott and Mf. $. C. Martin left for Dumas this morning where the Desha Gireult court will be com vened today.
 ,dr J. G. Taylor is now in Ken lucky He will return home about 1 the llth inst
 At the Methodist church last night l Rev A o. Evans gave, in a most 1 interesting manner,an account of his trip 10 Canada.
 The sergiccs Of Miss Lucy Hearn | have been secured as teacher in eIo- .cution in the Pine BlcH ConserYa- tory of Music and Art.
 People could live very comfortable in Pine Bluff it were not for the bill collectors The men with bill books | are iarcly swarming today and there | is no way to escape them.
 X row occurred in the "litte | Casslno" saloon, In the East End. ! Saturday night, which resulted in a 1 man by the name of Lee Wyatt ! Leing severely beaten.
 The saloon kept by Frank O'Kten, 1 in the East End, is now in the city limits, and it's proprietor has been given until Tuesday in which to take cut his city license.
 The books of the County Assessor are still open and you can yet assess your taxes without penalty. Attend | to this matter without delay, if yon | have moi already done s0.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-01
WHO WILL, CONTROL THE
SENATE !?

Between now and March a, 1900,
there will be thirty-one seats to be
filled. OF this number ii are re-
publican, Is silver democrats, ?
populists, silver republicans and I
sound money democrat. It will be
conceded that the republicans vii!
elect senators from Pennsylvania,
Minnesota, Michigan, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Massachusett Y er-
mont, Maine, and Ohio and
the chances are good for the repup,
=licans to elect senator's in Wisconsin,
California, North y Akota, West il
ginia, Maryland, Indiana, New York
and New Jersey, seats that are nov
held by democrats. The republi
cans are sure Of atleast Al or AZ in
the senate the last two years Of Nc.
Kinley's term.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-01
THE SHERIFF NOT TO
BLAME.

Mr.. Williamson made the statement
on last Monday evening at the meet
ing Of the Golden Rule :club, that
the members of that club should not
vote for Sheriff James L. Stout, who
is the nominee of the republican
party. Mr.. Williamson claims that
Mr. Saylor put him in jail without
any cause, and that the members Of
his club should do what they could
to defeat Mr.. Stout. He did MT
say that Mr. Saylor was not an ap-
pointce of the sheriff and that the
sheriff has no control over Mr..Say-
lor. The board Of supervisors en-
ploys Mr.. Saylor, and what he does
is from their instruction He might
as well say that any other nominee
on the republican ticket is respons-
ible for his being in jail. James f.
Stout has made as good a sheriff as
Polk county ever had 1t is unjust
to Mr.. Stout, to say the least, and
we do not believe that there is an
honest republican in Polk county.
that will vote against him.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-01
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION.

To w. II. Gardner: You are hereby
notified, that the following described real
estate, situated in Polk county. Iowa, to-
wit: Lot one hundred and fifteen (ll5),
Gray's subdivision Of lots fifty (5O) and
part ofsixty-two (62), Brooks 4 Co.'s addi-
tion. now included in and forming part OF
the city Of Des Moines, Iowa, was sold for
taxes Of 1898, on the third day Of Decem-
bar 1894, to A. A. Mclaughlin. that the
certificates of sale thereof have besn as
signed to aud are now owned by e. A.
Mclaughlin. and that the right of redemp-
tion will expire, and Trea.ursr's des,l
for said land will be made unless redemp.
ton from such sale be made within ninety
days from the date Of completed service
ofthis notice. You will govern yourself
accordingly.
Dated this 7th day Of Sept. A. d. 1897.
+. A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1897-10-01
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION.

To Legrand H. perce: You are hereby
notified, that the following described real
estate. situated in Polk county, Iowa, to-
wit: Lots four a. and five (5), block one
(l), MaiQuardt's addition now included
in and forming a part Of the city Of Des
Moinss, Iowa, was sold for taxes OF 1898,
on the 4th day Of December 1894. to A. a..
Mclaughlin, that tho certificates OF sale
thereof have. been assigned to and is now
owned by E. A. Mclaughlin. and that the
right Of redemption will expire. and a
Tressurer's deed for said land will be
made unless redemption from such sale 10
made within ninety days from the date OF
completed service Of this notice. You will
govern yourself accordingly.
Dated this 7th day ot sept. A. D. 1897.
+. A. MCLAUGHLIN.