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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-08
SALMAGUNDI.

Harry Mayer left last evening to
accept position in Butte City.
Pat Sheri Ian and John Broderick
had fisticuff on the streets this FORE
noon. ...
Assemblyman Smiley is in town
this afternoon. He reports every
thing quiet in Starr Valley.
The delay in No, today var caue-
ed by fire in the snowsheds on the
Sierra Nevada mou ntains.
To Electric Light patrons: Please
be as careful with lights as possible
as we are changing oynamos tonight.
1t is said that Wallace's circus
took over $4,000 in cnsh from Reno.
There must have been a good many
children in Repoawhose parents had
to take them tosee the show.
Albert Butler rs: expected to arrive
nom the fever stricken camp Of Cuba
Lbre on No. tonight. Let us turn
ont and give the young man a royal
Welcome homet,'stuet everybody be at
the train. 49,,
This sad refrain il heard on our
streets no -a-days: @The melan
cholly days are come. The saddest
n the year. It's a little too warm
Or hot scotch and too cool for a
lager beer"
1t would be pleasure to any one
passing the Elko-Tuscarora Mercan-
|ale Co.'s store to look into their win
cow and see tile apples. II we told
E Jon how large and good they were
yOu would not believe us. They are
enear do not fail to buy some.
Controller LaGrave came down
nom 1uscarora last night and re-
named ~ town today. He is making
hnstlmg fight for re election rs an
Independent candidate. He is run
omg on a platform OF two planks-
zee coinage Of silver and home rule.
ae says there is no room on his plat.
O'm Tor any other candidate, but
petty OF room for thousands Of good
lOneSt voters. We tried to pump
ul'n on orr chances for long term
NRent OF The State University, but
was uOn -cOmmittal. =.
mere 1t m truth in the report
punished in the Silver State that
NF''"nant Charles Henderson is dy-
ny at Jacksonville, Florida. Mrs.
nencersop received letter this
u0'"'ng from Mrs. Arthur @ Cum
u'r' at whose house Charley 10
'opIlnr, stating that he was about
" same and is having the care and
'""'ion OF trained rurses night and
Ny The letter was written last
!" Jay morning and says that Char.
'aSs"d good night and was then
sePnr. Mrs. GUNNER has iDstruc
vi, i" wire any change for the worse
Cha'ley's condition and as no
~" ma been received since the let.
!, "as written, it is evident that
a",'ey is holding his own IL not
N""iy improving.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-08
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is blood or constitu-
tional disease, and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies,
Halls Catarrh cure Is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not u quac1 medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years,
and ID regular prescription. 1t is
composed of the best tonics known
combined with the best blood puri.
tiers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination
OF the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful. results in cur
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free. -. 8. .tr>nsr>.-.. . =! ~~@ fps.
Solo by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-08

Senator Chandler of New Hamp-
shire visited Washington last week
aud discussed the political situation.
The Post reports him as saying that
Republican, majorities will be greatly
reduced this fall from 1896, though
he hopes to see a Republican Con-
gress elected. lie admits that mis-.
takes have been made in the manage
ment Of the war, and predicts that il
the r publicans give up bimetallisn1
and advocate recommendation in 1900,
while he silver forces demand the
reconciliation of silver, yet recog-
nize the possible necessity OF chang.
ing the ra o to 20 or % to /, the Re-
publicans will lose The country.
A creamery company at Chicago
has obtained patents for substitute
egg, or egg powder. For come time
the officials Of the company have been
making experiments with one of the
by-produc.s ofmilk. They feel con-
fident they have obtained a natural
food product which has practically
all the qualities that have hitherto
made fresh eggs Indispensable in the
hlnds OF, the housewife. More than
that. it is claimed the new product
has oil the nutritive qualities Of eggs.
and these III double the ratio they
are found in the yolk of the egg it.
self. ..,I I.s.. .sre ~,
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell will preach in
Exc next Sabbath morning and
evening. Subject for II 4. NJ. sThe
Sabbath. Subject for p. Nj: @Les.
sons Taught by the War" The com.
ing week he will go to San Diego to
attend the annual meeting Of the
Presbyterian Church.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-08

The Democratic State ticket anu
platform are published in full in this
issue.
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Great Britain May Consider Frances Claim After the Withdrawal,
 but Nothing Certain.
FRANCE ALONE CAN
 BRING ON A WAR.
England Will Consider lTarchand as a Visitor, but Will Not Allow Sup plies or Troops to
 Reach Him.

London, Oct. 29.-Tho Pail Mall Gaz- cite summarizes the meeting of the British cabinet on Thursday as follows; i;
 1. Marehand must be withdrawn un. eonditionally and no understanding or promise can be given to discuss the ques- tions raised by France in regard to ac- cess to the Nile and such like.
 2. When Marehand is withdrawn it wiilbe determined whether the question raised admits of discussion and under what circumstances the question can be proceeded with.
 3. Every possible facility will be af- forded to assist i'll Marehand's s withdraw al, which ever route he selects.
 1. IfMarchand is not withdrawn thero will be no interference with his remain ing at Fashoda nor any date fixed for his withdrawal. Necessary, reinforce ments will not bo permitted to reach him. He will be treated courteous as c foreign visitor and will bo regarded in no other light.
 5. Therefore it is left for France to adopt an active measure to precipitate conflict
 The Pal Mall Gazette adds that 1t has good reason to believe that Russia has counselled France to tide over the difli- eulty, to avoid war as she has promised to throw her weight in tho scale at no distant date for the purpose of bringing the whole Egyptian question and British occupation of Egypt to the front for set clement
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The E. M, Hume vii .

The will Of the late B, NJ. Hume. of Tyrone, has been filed in the county clerks office in this city The de- ceased bequeathed to Airs. M. A. Baker, of Arkansas county, one half of the stock in his name ir the J. L. Porter Lumber Co. at Tyrone, and one-half interest in all lands owned by him.
 To his three brothers and one sis ter he gives $l.0O each. and to his be- loved wife, Mrs. Briggie Hume, his property, personal and real estate.
 The will was made on the 3rd day Uf October, 1898, with the followir 2 executors, Messrs. ]. I. Porter and E. c. Cotter and Mrs. NJ. A. Baker.
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THE RECENTLY ELECTED COUNTY OFFICERS BE-
 GIN THEIR DUTY.
Mccoy, Sheriff; Langford, Circuit Clerk, and Sorrells, Prosecuting Attorney, Are the New
 Officers.

Tuesday the new county officers assume charge of their respective offices.
 Maj. I. A. Mccoy will succeed Sheriff c. Fl. Triplett. He has made the following appointments: James L, Davis, of Jefferson Springs, iail- CT; E. B. Bloom, of this city, chief deputy, with Arthur Holland and Pless Culpepper as assistants.
 Mr. Jas. H. Langford, who will succeed Mai, Mccoy as circuit clerk, up to the present writing has made no appointment 10 the office of chief deputy.
 MT. Walter B. SorreIls assumes the duties ot Prosecuting Attorney vice Smith c. Martin, who was re ceatly elected to fill the nnexpired term of the late w. P. Grace as State Senator. Hou. Wm M. Har- rison has been chosen by Mr. Sor- rells as assistant.
 Judge J, M. Elliott for the third time assumes the duties Of circuit judge Judge ". D. Jones for the fourth time maintains his present office as county judge. J. Y, Saunders for the second time re mains at his pest of duty as county treasurer, and F. B. Flanders es county clerk foe tbe third success 1 i've term,
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KANSAS SOLDIERS WILL
 VOTE IN MlDOCEAN.
They Took Kansas Tickets With Them on the Steamer That Is Taking
 Then to the Philippines.

Topeka, Oct 29.-The members of the First battalion of the Twenty-socond Kansas regiment which have sailed from San Francisco for Manila, carrying bal lots with them and will vote on Kansas officers about midway between Honolulu and Manila
 The GOO men live in western Kansas, where members of the legislature have been selected by less than 25 majority. Both state committees admit that fully % members of the house in sparsely set tied western coun ties can be chosen or defeated by this midocean vote. What worries them is the possibility of delay in receiving the returns until February, one month after the legislature meets. = With q very close vote on state officers as is now predicted, still greater con- glications confront them.
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LEASED BY MESSRS. T. Y MURPHY, E. w. FREE
 MAN, P. P. BYRD.
The Mill To Be Put 0n a New Basis and Started up in Few Days-A General
 Cereal Business

Messrs. T. Y. Murphy, of Fordyce, and E. W. Freeman and P. P. Byrd, of 5his eitv, have leased the plant of the Pine Bluff Mill & Elevator Go.
 Ia few days toe mill will be put on new basis and started to grind ing.
 In addition 10 manufacturing coen meal, the new com9any will conduct Q general cereal and com mission bu mess.
 Mr. T. Y. Murphy, Of Fordyce, will soon move his family 10 this city and make Pine Bluff his per manent home.
 We congratulate the lessees and wish them success.
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The Former Killed a Little Blind Me- gro Girl and the Latter His
 Param0ur.
HOW THE TWO MEN
 TOOK THEIR DOOM.
Morris Displayed Some Nervousness. but Autrey Met His Fate In Calm and Careless
 Manner.

Richmond, Tex, Oct. 99.-- Emanuel Morris, eolored, for the murder and out. rage of little blind Fannie Williams, 5-year-old girl of his own color, and Pete Autery, for the assassination of Char lotte Bookman, his paramous, paid the penalty of their crimes on the gallows in the county jail here yesterday. The double execution passed off smoothly in the presence of about 40 spectators
 Morris was the first lead to the scaf- fold. He made rambling talk con- fessing his crime and thanking the of- fieers by namo for their kindness to him and closed with prayer in unison with the priest. At 1 42 the trigger was pulled and for g minutes his body hung almost motionless, save for few spas- modic movements of the feet. His neck was broken, the fall being only about five and half feet, but his death was painless.
 Then Autrey also colored emerged from a side cell from which he had been entertaining tho outside crowd with tho virtues of his jailors and his certainty of going to glory, and gaily informed the spectators of his arrival and his readi- ness to go. He left instructions to give his hat to a relative and shook hands with an old acquaintance and called out cheerily to those he knew in the crowd. The death warrant had been read to him while Morris was dangling at the end of tho rope, and the arrangements for his journey were shorter. He prayed and again acknowledging his crime in few words and with his perpetual goodna- tured smile took his place upon the dis- appearing door, At g: 30 the level was sprung and the crack of his neck was plainly heard all over the room, as we'll as the slap of his heels on the iron floor, tho rope had been heightened and his fall was greater than that of Morris. He struggled for few minutes, but life was declared extinct in IA minutes, and 10 minutes later his body was laid beside that of Emanuel Morris to be turned over to the undertaken.
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Gone Into BnnkrnntcY.

New York, Oct. 29.--Julius, Alfred and Isarel Ablowich, who compose the firm of J. Ablowich & Oo., have filed a petition in bankruptcy, both individu- ally and as members of the firm. They were formally cloak makers and failed three years ago The firms liabilities amount to $l96, ,s55. Israel has filed a petition in bankruptcy showing liabili- ties of $5l, ,977 and no assets He was formerly cloak manufacturer and fail- cd in 188S
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commereIal Agreement concludea.

Manila, Oct. 29. = Colonel Morales, representing General Rios, the Spanish commander, has concluded the commer- eial agreement with General Otis. The
 Manila customs authorities are author iaed to clear Spanish or American ships for Iloiio, Cebua or zamboanga For Caipez, Taeloban, Jatbalegan, Misamis and Surigao they will require Spanish captains and guarantee legitimate com merce. For Dumaguel, Camiguin and Oycan they will require the sanction of General Rios. Calling at other Viscay- an ports is forbidden. General Rios re- serves the right to search all cases and be can prohibit crews from loading.
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BIG RECEPTION AT , THE '. lI |. 4. TO BE HELD IN THEIR CONTIGUOUS HOME
 THE INSTITUTE. 1 Splendid Program With Musical and Literary Features
 Admission Will be
 Free.

The Y. M. c A. reception tonight promises to be a very pleasant event and an unusually good program will Poe presented
 Everybody is invited end the rooms should be crowded.
 The program will begin at 8:30 aud will comprise the following numbers:
 Instrumental solo-Mrs. Owen. Vocal soio-Mrs. F. M. Hudson. Recitation Miss Ridgeway.
 Vocal solo-Mrs. Dilley.
 Instrumental solo-Prof McNeil. Vocal solo Mr. s. A. Kincaide.
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A NEW LAW FIRM.
'SAVuI Hang Quilts eshmglo In This Cty on November 1. White
 and Althelmer.

A new law fem VII be added to Pine Bluffs enterprises on Novem- ber l. It's "sbinglen will read White & Altheimer."
 The members of the firm arc Maj. N. T. White, one of the oldest and best lawyers in the city, aud MT Ben J. Altheimer, who was recently ..aadmitted to the bar in this city.
 We predict and wish for the new firm unbonIded success.
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AN INSANE FARMER
 COMMITS MURDER.
He Cuts the Throat of one Man, Wounds a Policeman and Cuts an Ex-
 Policeman at Atlanta.

Atlanta, Oct. 29.-W. G. shookley, an insane farmer from Auburn county, Georgia, cut the throat of J. D. Bishop and wounded Police Captain John Thompson in Q street car here. Robert Mccoy, an ex.policeman, who effected the capture of the demented murderer, was seriously, but not fatally stabbed Bishop died instantly.
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Gavo tho Death PennltY.

Cold Springs, Tex, Oct. 29 The jury in the case of Ned Fisher for the murder of Henry Moody, tried here, returned 8 verdict, after being out l5 minutes. of murder ill the first degree, and gave the death penalty.
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Rrook1rn Going to Manila.

New York, Oct a9.-Ttis stated at the nayyyard that the cruiser Brooklyn will sail for Manila by way of the Suez canal on Monday or Tuesday with re- cruits, ammunition and supplies for Admiral Dewey's fleet.
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one Case of Yellow Fevsr.

Santiago, Oct. 29. Major Norman, surgeon to the Third immune regiment at Guantanamo reports that there is only one case of yellow fever among the men and that victim in this instance is already convalescent.
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Cnmnns Gone to Paris.

Madrid, Oct. Marshall Martinez Campos, after an audience with the queen regent and 8 prolonged confer ence with the minister of finance, Senor Puigceiver, left for Paris with impor- tant papers for the Spanish peace com rnissioners
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-11-02

A social gathering was an eventat the residence of Mr. sam Bluthen thal, on West Fifth avenue Sunday evening in honor of Miss Altschul, of Chicago. Full par ticulars in next Sundays Graphic.
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Colonel Bryan Better.

Savannah Oct. 29-Colonel William J. Bryan, who has beer i'll since his ar- rival here, is much improved. The corps surgeon says that be has light form of typhoid fever.
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Win Employ Lockedous Taylor..

New York, Oct. 29,-The women of the -four hundred" are forming a CO., operative establishment to make their own tailor gowns. The lockedout tailors will be employed.
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Hrs. potkin Indicted.

San Francisco, Oct 29.-Mrs Cordelia Botkin has been indicted by the grand jury for the murder of Mrs. John P. Dunning of Dover, Del, on Aug. 1s, | last.
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Mesdames Joe $. Altschul and J. l.. Reinaeh return Tuesday from Springfield, Mo, where they have been the guests of relatives for seyei- al weeks.
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Drore sick From Porto RIoo.

Boston, Oct 29.-Hospital ship Bay State, with about l15 sick soldiers be. longing to the Sixth Massachusetts regi. ment has arrived here from Porto Rico
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DEPARTMENT c.

Additional awards for exhibits in thls department:
 Mrs. P, c, Knox, for best flower china painting, a diploma.
 Mrs. Carl Voss, Tor best selection of painting, diploma.
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Mesdames Gus Blass and Max Gei man, Of Little Rock, returned to their homes in that city Saturday, after a brief stay with relatives in this city.
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First Methodist church services to-

First Methodist church services to- day will be as follows Sunday school at 9:S0, presided over by Prof, ]. I. lIinemon. At II q. m, the pastor, Rev. A. o. Evans, will con duet q children's service. Epworth League prayer meetingat p. m. At 7:30 he pastor will preach before the Woman's Home Mission Society. Strangers and visitors are invited,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-11-02

MT. Ben lMcCammon returned Sat urdav from St. Louis, where he uL- derwent a surgical examination. He is much improved in health.
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MT. Eugene Downs has accepted an offer from AL C. Field, the great minstrel magnate, to join ltis mins- trel show, W hen 1t arrives iu '8's city on November 3. Mir. Downs posses q wonderful tenor voice and has previously received offers from heatericai manage
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Mesdames Mark Moore and J. s. Gray and Miss Werdaner Matthens left yesterday for Little Rock, where they will visit friends for a few weeks.
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Miss Matte Atkinson has returne d to her home in Star City, after a pleasant stay in this city.
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Mrs. John NJ. Mccain and two children, who have been visiting relatives at Hot Springs aud Perry vile, returned home Friday.
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Misses Annie Kerwin and Annie Goodwin were given a grand ovation last evening by Q large number of their friends, at the depot, before their departure for Memphis, where they will enter the St. Agn ] Acade- my.
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MT. Mat Cleveland is visiting friends at Star City.
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MIs. c. H. Maury will return to her home in Camden Tuesday.
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Mr. J. ". Crawford is confined to his room with fever.
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Mir. Tom Morton and sister, Miss Clara, of Fordyee, returned home yesterday.
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Thanksgiving Day.

Washington, Oct 29-President Mc- Kinley has issued a proclamation setting aside Thursday, Nov. "A, as Thanksgivs ing day.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-11-02

Born-To Mr. and Mrs. purant Tomlin, fin this city, Saturday morn ing, October %, 1898, q son.
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If in need of a real nice stove d0n9t fail to see Smith & Owens line of base burners. They are lovely and what is best they are real cheap.
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Miss Mabel Wright, of Monticello, has returned to her home.
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Mrs. T. B. Lyle is quite i'll at her home in this city.
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Capt Ernest Neal, of Company A, Second Arkansas Volunteers. Is in the city eu route to Anniston, Ala. He has been spending hisr rfurlough with his family in Batesvllle.
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All the churches were well filled Sunday. The weather was the pret- tiest that has prevailed in thls city Orseveral weeks.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-11-02

Mrs. Geo. W. Rogers, of Little Rock, + very sick ar the home of her mother. Mrs. Bocage on West Fourth o.z7anrn
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County Clerk r. E. Flanders has returned from 9 several weeks SO iourn at Potash Sulphur Springs, much improved in health.
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Miss Slater, of Hnlsboro, Texas, Is visiting Ter aunt, Mrs. ". Y. Bell.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-11-02

The Russian iron stoves are the most economical and cheapest wood stove made, and Smith & Owen have the best line in Pine Bluff.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robt. $, Tfalock ar rived from El Reno, o. T., yesterday to spend several weeks the guests of relatives.
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IFrom Sunday $ Daily.]

Mr. J. V. Parker, formerly of Pine Bluff butuo of 1t. smith, was in the city Saturday.
 Mrs. s. Grant left Saturday for Little Rock, where she will be the guest of friends for several days.
 MT. s. T. Morgan, Jr., of Kings land, was in our city Saturday on business.
 Mir. Roland Reinacb, of Little Rock, is in the city calling on his many old friends.
 Miss Edith Winfrey, afteg pleas- ant visit here, has rcturaea 10 her home in Camden.
 Miss Helene and Masters Broth CT" Simon and Louie Miehaels are visitors in the city.
 Miss May Banks, of Douglass, is visiting Mrs. Luther Sullivan.
 Miss Annie Fitzhugh, of Winches- ter, is in the city.
 Miss Minnie Wells. of Monticello, is visiting Mrs. Carl Voss.
 Misses Glennie Pomlinson and
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tFfnm Mondays $ Daily. l
NJ ". C. Faucette. of Little Rock. is ia the city on business.

NJ ". c. Faueette. of Little Rock. is in the city on business.
 N IS Etta Mehlinger ia fast recoy- ering from a recent Illness.
 Mir Troy Vaughn, the book-maker, left Sunday for Little Rock.
 Mr. J. D. Conant and wife, of Lit tle Rock, are in the city today.
 Mr J. Wilmot. of Little Rock, is a business caller in our city today.
 lr. W. o. Bunce, prominent mer- chant of Jonesboro, is in the city.
 Mir. Ulysses Altheimer was busi- ness visitor to Haywood sunday.
 Miss Helen Rosenberg delightfully."- entertained her friends last evening.
 BoaN-To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fies, Sunday Oct. 30, 1898, daagh- ter
 Mfr. ". L. Banks aad wife, Of Louisville, Ky, >are registered at the Tralocks
 One lady offender appeared in the police court this morning. She was fined $l0.
 Miss Reba Dewoody returned home this afternoon after a lengthy visit to friends in Kentucky.
 Messrs. Joe Paulette and E. c. Veits left today for Saline river to be absent several days hunting
 The Ladies Hospital Association will hold an important mseting at the Merrill Institute ar o'clock p. m.
 Messrs. Henry Bernath and Will Riley, of the Ice 6s Coal Co.,. made business trip to Grant county Sun. day.
 Mir. K. E.. sDici1', Davies left at noon today on a business trip over the Arkansas division of the Cotton Belt
 Capt. ". H. Wright, of the Pine Bluff Cotton oil Co., is transacting imDortanf busInpss at fhe capital
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Misses Glennie Pomlinson and Clara Morton, of Malvern and For dyce, will return to their homes this week.
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< i. Miss Maggie Lee Harris, of Union ,Gty, Tenn, is visiting her cousin,
 Mrs. J. H. Hinemon.
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Capt. ". II. Wright, of the Pine Bluff Cotton oil Co., is transacting important business at the capital today.
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Mir. ]. V. Parker, formerly of Pine Bluff but now of It. Smith, was in the city Saturday,.
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Tuesday the new county officers assume charge of their respective
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Miss Helen Rosenberg delightfully."- entertained her friends last evening.
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BoRN-To Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fies, Sunday Oct. 30, 1898, il daagh- ter