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Evening journal., 1898-05-27

Mrs Westman Lewisville. Chester Co,
Pa, says: "Munyon cured my son OF In,
fiammatory rheumatism four years ago, and
he has had no trouble since"
Mr.. r. n. JGnnison, Cochituate, Mass,
says. "One bottle OF Munyon's Kidney
Cure cured me Of that disease, and have
used Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure with the
same excellent results
Mr. w. H. Clark. 1917 st., n. W. Wash
years Best physlclans failed me. Mum
Jon cured mo OF that trouble and also or
rheumatism"
Mrs. u. Caliins. Aurora n. Y, says:
doctors told me that could not be cured
OF oatarrh. Munyon cured me In short
time"
Mrs. Grace A. Daniels, Hartford, Conn.
says: "Aunyon CURED mo Of dyspepsia and
nervousness. He also erndicated cntarrh
which had made me deaf, thereby restoring
my hearing"
Guide 20 Health and medical advice abso-
lutely FREQ. Prof MunyOn, 1903 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-15
MCCABE E.

Beginning today Cycle Show in our
new Annex zig Eighteenth Of bcc
%nes r tine little folks up to wheels guaranteed
ladies' at SIS others at $780, others $aS SIS $N CSC s5
49, VAC si9 and $50 We the the
equal OF sny wheel in the world 80 ~
The whole front of the given up this show and
sale ecycles and bicycle unds emphasize Cyce SHOW
shall do four things this week: ~ "
FlRST-BCYCE DOLLAR O'Clock each morn
during this Cycle Show
lanterns the factory that
made to sell at q dollar; special price 47c.
SECoNDA BANNER LAMP FREE-Any customer NAV select
whe DESIRED while they last this week and
thus secure Wh wheel sold over
as being the very best lamp made ~ - ~
IhiKD.oUR BICYCLE CLUB-We propose organize Bicycle
Cluo beginning with this Cycle show Every
or over during this addition the Lamp viii
on our Club the number
every member will be given
As the list will customers will find ~
their interest 30 be prompt " "
FOURTHO ROAD weather permits We will b.ve
bicycle road SATURDAY. o'clock Full prou
lars at the Cycle show We shall for this race Frat
prize 7eweled watch simeleepe
SOLID case second
in our bicycle undes Stock third
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-15
Leather Belts, Spring of 1893.

Thousands of the newest and hand
soonest leather belts you will see this
season will be on our notion coun-
tiers for the first timo Monday.
More than 200 styles to select from.
There will be many bargain items
you will not find later.
loo for grain leather belts with
fine harness buckle. Colors and
black.
lSc for fine cowbide belts, fancy
buckles, values Csc.
goo. 22c aud Csc for superior belts
Of fancy tanned feathers, most OF
them lined and stitched. covered
harness buckles, real values SOC to
45c.
Choice leather belts for this sale at
33c. $50, 47c, etc.
First showing of the new Paris
novelty jeweled belt at less than hall
Paris prices.
SPEClAL-Wi.h each belt sold
this week at CSC cents or over we
will give handsome leather covered
belt holder free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-15
Rors wade Ct Ola Csrosts,

Toe undersigned travelling ager,
Tor the Chicsgo Rug Manufacturing
company is nov in this city and when
notified By mail will call with SAN.
Piles and give all Information regard.
log. rugs made oi carpets. Ali or
ders will be packed and shipped free
OF charge City references. Ad-
dress Immediately,
NJ. IRALSoN,
Commercial Hotel Cifv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-15
MEN ARE NOT SATISFIED,
appointment OF Philip Morgan Nat Fl-
vcr.d at the Arsenal

scfco NJ Inc Afsenai.
The appointment. OF Phillip Nor.
gan. Of Valley J1ncticn. Iowa, e
the foremsnship of the blacksmith
shop a, Rock Island arsenal. seems
to have caused ripple Of dissension
among the employees Of that depart.
ment.
The men claim that one Of their
number should have been selected
for the position. which was formerly
filled By Anthony Hill. of this city,
instead Of going outside.
Commandant Blum. states that the
civil services commission reported
iavorab.y on Mr.. Morgan's applics-
ton and recommended aim for the
vacancy before the other men in line
of promotion in the shop had ap-
pied for the position.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-15
Great Wrapper Event.

ePPSs SUSU0
Special and entirely out Of the or.
binary.
Today we place on sale 1000
ladies' wrappers. new garments, su-
Psrior in design, material and finish
and at most attractive prices.
At 81 Cents
New Spring Wrappers of good
prints. full vatican pleat. for this
sale at only 81 cents.
At 60 Cents
Fine Calico Wrappers, made from
new style spring prints all lined
waists, nicely brsid-trimmed, Just
69c.
At 50 Cents
Stylish Wrappers. new reds. In
digo blue, mourning black and whit 9,
and steel gray; yoke and belt nice "
trimmed with braid, waist full line d,
sale price $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-15
Commercial Hotel, City.


of Group in the small hours OF dark.
ress is very annoying to the parent
who needs sleep. DR.. Bells Pine
Ta.-Honey will cure 8 ehild's croupy
cough and ally the irritation, ending
tie danger in less time than /. will
take to 20 for q doctor. All mothers
who have used it keep a bottle ready
for an emergency.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-15

Were 20 Hsv. Given = Concert 1t A..ocis.
sion Hal, 10 the y. n. G. a. ID al ling rbi.
Evening for the Is'itution and for the
Bsns a, q Isesi Religious 8 ,cieties TIE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-15

Itchiness Of the skin. horrible
plague. Most everybody all cted In
one way or another. Only ore safe,
never failing cure-Doan's Ointment.
At any drug store. SO cents. Sold By
Marshall q Fisher,
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Entre Nous 1suchre club.

Mrs. J. C. Sehloss was the enter tainer Of this social club Wednesday afternoon, and she filled the duties of hostess in q most successful and Charming manner. The members of the club assembled at Mrs. Schloss' iAome on Pullen street in the after knoon and for several hours progress asive euchre was played. The games Eavere spirited and the prizes hotly Contested for.
 The first prize, handsome piece of statuary, was won by Mrs. B. ,Sonfield; the second prize. q hand-
 lome piece of Havalind china, was
 won by Mrs. l.. Aarenson.
 d Elegant refreshments were served. ,Fhe afternoon was one filled with .nany social pleasures and proved a 5ource of very great enjoyment to
 hose participating.
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Blnm City Social Club.

{ This popular organization was en- tertained last Thursday at the Bluff City Club hall by the social belle,
 Miss Ida Dreyfus. The meeting was
 one of the most enjoyable in the his tory Of the club. The hostess de lighted her guests by her charming Hospitality on this occasion. Eu-
 chre was played. The honors were 4warmly contested for, making an in- -teresting game.
 k First, q handsome Dresden celery . giftsy Mrs. Adolph Biuthenthal; ;se;n handsome china cake plate, " ..,;sae E. Goldsmith.
 up ls 1t refreshments were served 1oelu1 dining parlors and proved 2
 .sant feature Of the evening.
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his concert company, Misses Maud Patterson, Mabel Hunter and Mrs. Ella Moore. The german was given at the Y Vi. H. A . hall immediately after the concert given at the opera house. About 9 couples were in at tendance. The dance was greatly enjoyed by all present, aDdcontinued till an early hour in the morning. The young ladies in whose honor the dance was given were charming and especially affable. Miss Patter- son captured all the young men by her captivating manner and grace ful dancing, Elegant refreshments were served by the caterers, Messrs. Franklin and Solmson.
 Those in attendance were Misses Sue Knox, Hettie Allen, Marie Mat thews, Grace York, Emma White, Lily Johnson, Ida Dreyfus, Bettie Houston. Mary Adair, Gussie Tag gart, Miss Klmball, (Arkansas City) Miss Ward, Newport Maud Platter. son, Mable Hunter and Mrs. Ella Moore of Rowland Concert Co, Nell
 Collier, Mae Hudson. Mir and Mrs
 Chas. Leverenz, Mir. and Mrs. r. Dil
 ley. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Bradford
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Riley. Messrs. Nee 1 Martin, Alb Knox, Lee Morris, Mach Hammett, Ed Saunders, Will and
 John Hut, Brad Holcombe, Jot Nichols, R. L. Thompson, Will Kir
 by, Doc Baldwin, Dr. Thompson Earl Armstrong, Gurran Nichols
 billiard Saunders, Eugene Rowland : D c. Bell, | MeGanos, Chicago
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 Hawthorne Hook CInb.

Mrs. w. H. Parker entertained the Hawt thorne Book Club at her beau. tiful home on South Olive street last Tuesday afternoon. The orcasion was an enjoyable one. The meeting afforded many opportunities for di- version and pleasant entertainment. The hostess, always hospitable and attractive, was especially attentive to the pleasure of her company on this occasion. Her effort to please received it's reward by the apprecia- ton shown by her guests.
 The literary program for the after noon was one both interesting and instructive. Woman in Politics" and "The Ideal Home and it's Influ- ence, subjects for the afternoon, re- ceiYed liberal discussion. Thepapers read showed the jealous interest taken by che members in the pro gram. All were very entertaining They were:
 Duchess of Marlborough and her Influence on English Politics, by Mrs. Sebastian Geisreiter.
 Age of Anne in War and in Liter ature, a poem by Mrs. Lee Fox. Versailles and Life at the French Court, by Mrs. $. NJ. Taylor
 Madame de Mainten0n, by Mrs. W. D. Jones.
 At the conclusion of the program the guests were invited into the din-
 am to partake Of refreshments.
 q room was beautifully
 arranged to resemble
 2r. The delicaeies
 a~.#,oa suggestive of Ja-
 tn fact, the idea of a Japanese feast was carried out in detail.
 The afternoons entertainment was one of the most enjoyable of the sea son and elicited from the guests mer- ited pr aise for the charming hostess.
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DIED

STEwART-In Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas, Friday night, January 14th, 1898, ALLIE, infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Al J. Stewart. Services by Rev. John F. Carr, at the family residence, 1216 State street, Sunday January 18th, at 9:30 o'clock a. m.
 This sudden bereavement falls with greater weight upon the sorrowing parents, for but short while ago another of their interesting child ren was taken away by the reaper, Death. Their many friends extend to MT. and Mrs. Stewart heartfelt sympathy and condolence in this their hour of bereavement.
 SULLIyAN-In Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas, Friday evening, January 14th, 1897, Mas. M. M. SULLIVAN, age 60 years.
 Services by Revs. J. L. Caldwell and John F. Carr at the residence of pr. P. H. Pendleton, ll0l South Laurel street, Saturday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. Interment at Bell- wood cemetery.
 Mrs. Sullivan left one step. son, Mr. Luther H. Sullivan, Of English. | t4
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iRing mp phone No. 306 when in e5ed of any kind of wood. l5tf
FARLANp

lThe great banioist, who played at tf NJ .sfitute last week, will -ss. a. .y Institute again next Thurs day night, the 20th inst. Those who heard him are very enthusiastic in their praise of his rendition and no doubt a full house will greet him Thursday night Tickets on sale at Bailey's Wednesday morning.
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MT. Robert Hanna, the efficient and obliging young baggage master at the Valley depot, yesterday re- ceived q letter from his uncle. Hon. Mark Hanna, of Cleveland, O., re- questing his presence in Cleveland. It is thought by Mr. Hanna's friends thatA the Senator is holding some plum in reserve for him.
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Dr. N. E. Murphy, q prominent physician of Cummins, is in town to- day. He will change his location from Cummins to Clarendon. The GRAPHIc wishes Dr. Murphy success in his new field.
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DnvnR N H- Oc4. RI. 1AaG

DOVER, N. H., Oct. 3I, lH96
 MEssRs. ELY BROS. The Balm reached me safely and in SO short d time the effect is surprising. My son says the first application gave decid- ed relief. l have q shelf filled with sCatarrh Cares. Tomorrow the stove shall receive them and Ely $ Cream Balm shall reign supreme Re- spectfully. Mas. FRANKLIN FREEMAN. Cream Balm is kept by all drug gSsts. Full size 50c Trial size 10 cents We mail it.
 ELY BRos, 56 Warren St, N. Y City
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c. F. Turner, colored, was bound over by Justice Niven Saturday af- ternoon to await the action of the grand jury on charge of removing mortgaged property.
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Having expended much time and money in fitting up the store for business as it should be fitted, the merchant can't afford to neglect or curtail his advertising.
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v.Cie Kim Grace York, Nell Collier, and ma White.
lie Kim
Firenan's Ball,
na White

separations are being made by
 Brotherhood of Locomotive smen to give a grand ball March 17th. The ball will be given at Bluff City Club hall, The prep tfons being made are extensive
 everything will be done to ,e the ball a magnificent oeea-
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Tomorrow's needs are what you are interested in. Your ability to supply tomorrow s needs will inter- est the people. You are benefited as are they, by knowledge of this.
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County Judge W. D. Jones will, on the 3lst inst, let the contract for the erection of an iron bridge over Bayou Bartholomew on the Warren road. The bridge is to be 33O feet in length.
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When the fire alarm was turned in this morning the shops tank was empty. The men went to work and fired ap and rendered valuable assis- tance in preventing d spread of the flames.
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Santanelli gave an exhibition to an audience at the Y. NJ. H. A. hall Sunday night, and hynOtlzed q num- Der of ladies and gentlemen. MT. Geo. Kaufman made an excellent subject.
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Judge J. M. Elliott and Proseeut- Ing Attorney s. c. Martin, returned to Arkansas City ehis morning after spending Sunday at home. They will clear up the docket and return bv Wednesday,.
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Mr. Dick Johnson, well-known printer of Little Rock, is in the city today. He will leave shortly with Mir. H. G. Allis and party for a pros pecting tour to the gold fields of Alaska.
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A party of young ladies left satur- day afternoon for Little Rock where they attended a dance last night. They will return this morning. The party is as follows: Misses Annie Hudson. Mamie Courtney, Mary Lindsay, Sue Knox, Jamie Knox and Miss Temple.
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Don't hurry in the store, Sales men are paid to be patient. See that you have the right thing, and not a substitute, before you hand ever your money.
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The remains of the late Joseph w. Bocage will be accompanied to the cemetery by the two lodges of Ma sons-Pine Bluff lodge and Jacop Brump lodge. For that purpose the the members will meet at their rooms at o'clock sharp this after noon.
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Dr. and Mrs. A. ". Troupe have returned from a brief but pleasant visit to Dr. and Mrs. Smith, at Ty- Ter, Texas.
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On account of repairs beng made at the Episcopal Church the funeral services of the late Judge Joseph W. Bocage will be held at the Main Street Methodist Church at ? p. m. today. The services will be con ducted by Rev. G. Gordon smeade.
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Miss Bertie Kimball, who has been visiting Miss Gussle Taggart for several weeks, returned this morning to her home at Arkansas City.
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tlfron aioada g bailgl


 Mir. c. ". Gates, of Fordyce, was visitor to this city Sunday.
 Mr. G. W. Parker, of St. Charles, Ark, is in the city.
 ". H. Wycoff, of Paragould, spent Sunday in the city.
 Mir c Knight, of 0sago, I. T., is in the city.
 Mir. 0. M. Simon, of Little Rock, is in the city today.
 Mir. $. Q. Sevier. of Camden, was a Sunday visitor to this city.
 The Prodigal Father will he at the opera house tonight.
 MT, ] T. Lloyd has very sick child.
 Misses Lucy and Mary Taliaferro of Lehigh, Cleveland county, arc wis iting in the city today.
 Mr. A. $. nrummond, of Little Rock, is a guest of the HotelTrulock today
 MT. Geo. D. Hope and wife O Kansas City, were guests of tht Truloek Sunday.
 Mr A. Brady, claim agent for thu Cotton Belt, returned today from : business trip to Little Rock.
 Mrs. Jake Katzenstein left Sunday for visit to relatives at Little Rock St. Louis and Carrolton, Mo.
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Mir. Dave stahl and wife arrived yesterday from St. Louis to spend a couple ot weeks with relatives and friends.
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Messrs. Jack Wait and R. H. Bumpas received slight wounds while attempting to extinguish the flames at this mornings fire.
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Judge John Nj. Elliott and Prose cutting Attorney S. C. Martin re- turned Saturday from Arkansas City where they have been holding the Desha Circuit Court.
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Bachelor Maids,

Mrs. Will Riley entertained Tues ny afternoon complimentary to the achelor Maids. Her handsome home h West Second avenue was thrown pen to the entertainment of her nests. Tn q graceful manner so be- bming the fair hostess she minis red to the pleasure of the young dies. Delicate refreshments were ryed. The occasion was q most easant one.
 Bachelor Maids were delight- +ained Wednesday, after-
 Tmma White, at the
 fher father. Major
 'est Barraque
 time was
 g. The
 were
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Mr. F. L. Henry came down from Little Rock this morning and is reg istered at the Truloek.
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Miss Earnest Field, d popular young lady of Little Rock, spent Saturday in this city the guest of Miss Allie Lee Fox.
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Miss Fay Taylor will return home the latter part of this month from Cincinnati, where she has been at tending q conservatory of music.
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Mrs. Thomas, wife of Judge Thomas, of Mt. Adams, passed through the city today from Searcy. en route to her home at Mt. Adams.
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Miss Embry, of Denver, Colorado, who is visiting friends in this citv, will make q short trip to Dumas in a feW davs.
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Miss Dee Miles, q popular young lady of Monticello, will arrive in the city this week to visit Mrs Sonnet G. Seabrooks, on Lakeside.
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wedding Anniversary.

Il. and Mrs. Fl. King White eele- cd the thirtieth anniversary of marriage Saturday afternoon night from to II at their resi- e on West Third avenue. Their
 home was fit-
 Jr the occasion,
 elr reception hours a cam of friends poured in their congratulations and wishes.
 |. and Mrs. White were assisted ceiYing their friends by their hter, Mrs. c. Fl. Bridges. and IN. T. White and Mrs. A. E. the latter two being the only Fors of the 10 bridesmaids who led Gen, and Mrs Whites we'd hirty years ago.
 guests of this anniversary etion were most cordially re- by the host and hostess and assistants, and after short ~nt in congratulations, social and the mutual exchange wishes, the guests were ush- to the dining room where and delicious refres lmenfs wed.
 peing the thirtieth anniyer- Gen. and Mrs. Whites mar be presents were all in silk The presents were num- @gant and costly, one of l ttraetiye being beauti- Ysilk American flag, pre-
 and Mrs. H. c. Rather.
 ainty brown jug,
 'cately painted,
 q presented by
 nerous and
 much ad-
 tokens
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Miss Aline Cunningham, Of Fay etteyille, will arrive here Wednes- day and be the guest of the Misses DewoedF.
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Dr. 5. M Taylor arrived in the city from his ho me at Rives yester- day and is today greeting his many friends
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Mir. ". c. Garrett, of Lake Dick was q visitor to the city Saturday,
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Mir. c. H. Adams returned yester- day afternoon from Louisiana where he had been on business trip in the interest of the Adams Wilson Print ing Co. He reports having had good success in that State.
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Mrs. Henry Lee passed through the city yesterday en route to her home in Chicago after a pleasant visit to Mrs. Garret at Lake Dick.
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Mir. Luther II. Sullivan came up from English Saturday to attend the funeral of his step-mother, Mrs M. M. Sullivan.
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A number of entertainments will be given next week by society ladies. santanelli will be 'present and give exhibitions of hypnotizing.
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Mrs. Thornton Newsom, of Mem phis, is q guest of the Trulock to- day.
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Captain M. G. sennett, of New Gascony, was a visitor to the city Saturday.
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Mir. Arthur Holland and daugh- ter, Miss Hattie, spent the day Sat urday in Little Rock
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Mir. N. B. TruIock returned Sat urday from a hunting trip to Port Arthur, Tex. He reports n good tImp
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Miss Pearl Garrett, most popn- lar and accomplished belle Of Lake Dick, is yisitingin theeity, the guest of the Misses Kaufman, on South Olive street.
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From sUnday'a DaIIY


 Prom Sundays Daily8
 Col John NJ. Gracie spent satur- day in the city.
 MT c. T. Torbet is still quite sick at his home in Hoboken.
 Mr. ". c. Garrett, of Lake Dick was a visitor to the city Saturday. Mrs Thornton Newsom, of Mem phis, is q guest of the Trulock to- day
 Captain M. c. sennett, of New Gascony, was visitor to the city Saturday.
 Mr. A. L. Eskrldge, of Kansas City, is in the city, the guest of his brother, ". P. Eskridge.
 Mir Arthur Holland and daugh- ter, Miss Hattie, spent the day Sat urday in Little Rock
 Mir. Luther H. Sullivan came up from English Saturday to attend the funeral of his step-mother, Mrs. M. M Sullivan.
 Miss Pearl Garrett, q most popn- lar and accomplished belle of Lake Dick, is yisitingin theeity, the guest of the Misses Kaufman, on South Olive street.
 The Y. NJ. H. A. children's ball has been postponed from the 18th to 10th.
 Mir. N. B. Trulock returned Sat urday from a hunting trip to Port Arthur, Tex He reports n good tlme
 Dr. 5. M. Taylor arrived in the city from his home at Rives yester- day and is today greeting his many friends.
 Miss Embry, of Denver, Colorado, who is visiting friends in this citv, will make short trip to Dumas in a few days.
 Judge John NJ. Elliott and Prose cutting Attorney $. C. Martin re- turned Saturday from Arkansas City where they have been holding the Desha Circuit Court.
 Miss Earnest Field, popular young lady of Little Rock, spent Saturday in this city the guest of Miss Allie Lee Fox.
 Mrs. Henry Lee passed through the city yesterday en route to her home in Chicago after a pleasant visit to Mrs Garret at Lake Dick.
 Miss Aline Cunningham, Of Fay etteyille, will arrive here Wednes- day and be the guest of the Misses Dewoedy,
 Mir, Tom Green is spending Sunday with his family
 Mr. H. T. Gray, of Fordyce, is in the city.
 MT. J. 0. Cox, one of the largest planters on the Arkansas River, came up from Medford yesterday and is stopping at the Arlington.
 Mr. c. H. Adams returned yester- day afternoon from Louisiana where he had been on a business trip in the interest of the Adams Wilson Print ing Co. He reports having had good success in that State. On account of repairs beIn0 made
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The Y. M. H. A. ehildren's ball has been postponed from the 18th to 10th.
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MT. J. 0. Cox, one of the largest planters on the Arkansas River, came up from Medford yesterday and is stopping at the Arlington
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Mr. A. L. Eskrldge, of Kansas City, is in the city, the guest of his brother, ". ?. Eskridge.
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Mir. Tom Green is spending Sunday with his family.
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Mir. c, T. Torbet is still quite sick at his home in Hoboken
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Mr Il. T. Gray, of Fordyce, is in the city.
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Col. John NJ. Gracie spent Satur- day in the city.