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Honorary Entertainment.

most delightful entertainment was given yesterday Saturday. afternoon by Mrs. J P. Angell and Mrs. H. G. Higinbotham at the latter's T. sidence on Chestnut street.
 The entertainment was given in honor of Mrs. E. L. Higinbotham, of Kansas, and Mrs NJ. T. DeHayan, of Memphis.
 The entertainment was very unique and pleasant affair The ladies invited were requested 10 bring thimbles and needlework, while on each invitation WAS fastened needle and strand of silk.
 At the afternoons entertainment a prize was offered to the person having the best piece of needlcwork. All the ladies spresent inspected the work done by each one and then voted on the winner. The first prize, a beautiful piece of fancy needlew9rk was awarded to Mrs. E. L. Higin- botham. The consolation prize, was awarded to Mrs. James Gould.
 4 musical contest folio wed the needle work contest. Mrs. Will Saunders played on the piano the first chords of twenty popular airs. The guests were provided with cards and wrote down the names of the pieces familiar to them, the one re- cognizing the greatest number being declared the winner. Mrs. B. Gird recognized eighteen out of the twenty pieces and was awarded the first prize, beautiful engraving. The consolation prize was awarded to Mrs. Valiant. Prizes were also awarded to Mrs. Saunders, Mrs, Day and Miss Galbraith for entertain nest.
 Fruit, salid, cake, coffee and salted oceans were served as refreshments. The afternoon was one of unalloyed pleasure to all of the guests, who, on taking leave of their accomplished hostesses, gave many tokens of ap- preciation for the delightful enter tainment. Those present were:
 Mesdames Valiant, +. L. Dilley, Wm. Nlchol, Lee Fox, $. M. Taylor, J. L. Caldwell, $. Y. T. Knox, James Gould, J. Ritchie, - Ross, Will Saunders, Amos Day, - Broadus, B. Gird; Misses Ella Galbraith and Bettie Keeler, Misses Aiken.
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things he said

"Fhis century will be memorable in history for the religious uprising of its youth. This uprising has not come of the will of man but of God. 1t was as unexpected as it was unplanned for, and yet one can scarcely see, in looking back over the history of the last twenty years how the history of the church for these last two decades could have been written if this factor was left out So energetic have these young people been, so resourceful and inventive in applying new methods to old problems, so nope fuI, optimistic, aggressive in thelr desire and their efforts to win the world for Christ, that they have placed their mark upon every page of the church for nearly a score of years past. The last few years have witnessed a hitherto unparall- eIed and undreamed of activity among the young men and women of our churches. This has not been a young mans or young moman's movement. It has been a young peoples movement. It has not be. longed to any sect or denomination Lit has touched all denomination It has not expended its force upon the shores Of America, but has swept around the world. It has not been content to work for the church at home alone; its activities have been bounded by no narrow or sectional lines.
 "One characterist tic of these move ments is their spontaneity. They are of and for and by the young people them selves. For the most part it was not engineered by eccle- slastics, though it has been some times opposed and hindered by them. It did not originate with high au. thorities of the church. It owes it's origin to no ecclesiastical councils or conferences, and to no authorities in the temporal kingdom of our Lord Like the Reformation of old, like the Weslvan revival, like every great awakening of every kind in the church, it has come from the people and has owed its strength to their devotion, consecration and broad common sense. Unlike some other movements in the religious world, it has not been a revolt against the church, it has not even indulged in criticisms of the meth ods of the church, but has been con- ducted from beginning to end in hearty and supreme loyalty to the church, which it has recognized both at home and in It's foreign missionary aspects as Gods divine institution upon earth, whose up building should be sought"
 Dr. Clark concluded with declar- alton that the world will never be converted until every christian realizes whether he stays at home or goes abroad, that because he is a
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Entre Nous.

Mrs. Ed Aaronson very pleasantly entertained the Entre Nous Euchre Club last Wednesday afternoon. The prizes were awarded as follows: first, Mrs. Gus Waterman; second, Mrs. Aaronson.
 The afternoon was eharactized by attentive playing and good natured rivalry. The accomplished hostess is a model entertainer and on this occasion was especially gracious.
 The refreshments served made a pleasant feature of the afternoons en .ertainment.
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DANCER IN SODA.
Serious Results Sometimes Follow It's Ex-
 cessive Use.

cesstve Use.
 Common soda is all right in it's place and indispensable in the kitch- en and for cooking and washing pur- poses, but it was never intended for medicine and people who use it as such will some day regret it.
 We refer to the common use of soda to relieve heartburn or sour stomach, habit which thousands Of people practice almost daily, and one which is fraught with danger; moreover the soda only gives tenn porary relief and in the end the stomach trouble gets worse and worse.
 The soda acts as a mechanical irritant to the walls of the stomach or bowels and cases are on record where it accumulated in the intes- tines, causing death by infiamma- tion or peritonitis.
 Dr. Harlandson recommends as the safest and surest cure for sour stomach [acid dyspepsia] an excel lent preparation sold by druggists under the name of Stuart's Dyspep- sia Tablets. These tablets are large 20 grain iozenges, very pleasant te taste and contain the natural acids, peptones and digestive element ts essential to good digestion, and when taken after meals they digest the food perfectly and promptly be- fore it has time to ierment, sour and poison the blood and dnervoussystem Dr. Wurth states that he invari- ably uses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in all cases of stomach Arrangements and finds them certain cure, not only for sour stomach, but by promptly digesting the food they create d healthy appetite, increase flesh and strengthen the action oi the heart and liver. They are not q cathartic, but intended only fol stomach diseases and weakness an6 will be found reliable in any stomach trouble except cancer of the stomach All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at 50cts. per package.
 A little book describing all forms of stomach weakness and their cure mailed free by addressing the Stuart Co.,, of Marshall, Mich.
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The old and reliable firm of R. H. M. Mills X Sons have an ad in this issue, to which the attention of our readers is called. Prompt, progress sive and ever watchful of the inter- est of their customers, they have been the means of preserving the homes of many of our citizens. They are always prepared to interest you in real estate bargains, and will lend money to or for you. All popular contracts of insurance are written by them-accident, tornado, etc. You can do nc better than give them a call.
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XK Hnh

". Crawford was the enter \ oi the AF Club at it's meeting Eharsday night.
 Rnembers were received with q welcome into Mir. Crawford's s Htnew home on South Chestnut Sa the guests wereinvited into ||llng room, where they were with a splendid supper. All 'ellcacies that the palate could were placed before them. Subject for the evening < dis Pn was Russia. Some very Allag theories were advanced. 7 C' k Breckinridge was x the guests ana gave much in- laoa concerning life and poli- . Russia.
 meeting was a source of pleas ld profit to all attending.
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In Honor of Miss Turner

ohof or Miss Turner.
 .auioer of Pine Bluffs fairy oung
 ? laaies were the guests of Miss
 FOX, at her beautiful home on
 s,ue, Thursday afternoon, being
 'u there to meet Miss Francis
 lsf' or Nashville. Tenn, .
 'oVng lady's were entertained
 aggressive Old Maids, a game
 Isiy Tn contrast to anything S'''eu by the fair and youthful lBaa .'us ,, present. The young ladies S the gameenthusiastically and s0a . VI ever meeting the fate pre- Ds 'o tnetnal holder of the odd BDa, The prize was won by Miss +s Itt.s guests were served with a de- 'os % course of refreshments, I1a P,a were most tempting.
 as,. afternoon was a most en- sa sp,s <, one and won for the eul- ,t .st1 'Hostess the admiration of her aose l,s present were.
 ! ,'Sses Francis Turner. of Nash gIos aa Hanks, of Memphis, Fay daan ' are McFadden, Della Me mo 4' Willie Atkinson, Maude Dt s' s Annie Noel. Bessie Ellsworth plings) Lou Reeder, Ida Hun l 'ua Rasu White, Georgie Bradford bessie and Blanche Fox.
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Literary Entertainm ent.

The monthly literary meeting of the Lakeside League was held last Friday night at the residence of Capt. N. T. Roberts on Lakeside. The meeting was largely attended. The members have never 1, spent a more pleasant evening than it in listening to the program prepared. Following is given the programs:
 PROGRAM
 "The Epistle to the Romans" 1. Rome in the Age of Augustus ......... ....
 ....... Asa Mccain ?, Persecution of Christians at Rome......
 ........-Miss Mamie MeWilliams 5. Muslc
 Misses Pearl Reeves and Mamie Williams 1. The Catacombs ..--, Mrs J. H. Witherspoon 5. Facts About the Epistle. . Walter Alden 6. Music .....................z..........
 Miss Ester White and Mrs. N. T. Roberts '. Readings From the Eplstle - .........
 -..-......................M Miss Lora McWnliams &. The Controversy Between Jews and
 Gentiles at Rome. MT. ". T. Woodbridge 9. Recitation Lou Reeder 10 Music--......-- Madie Cason
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CAKE WAL K.

The Lime Kiln Club will give their first and purely original cake walk at Knox's hall Monday night. Grand parade at o'clock D. m. The con- test will begin at 9:30 D. m. Every body invited.
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Mir. and Mrs. c. Voss returned yes terday afternoon from short pleasure visit to Hot Springs. The report current to the effect that there was scarlet fever in MT. Voss' family is incorrect One of the children was slightly sick. but nothing more.
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Birthday Party.

#thday party was given at the .ce of Mr. T. E. Gillespie last Hy evening by the Willing Ers Missionary Society. About Rred children were in attend |d each gave to the missionary hs many penny $ as he was Eild, The peany's flowed in large sum was realized. The in took possession of the house Rnsed themselves with music. and popular games.
 ! all spent a delightful evening
 will be long remembered.
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c. F. Emmett, who was arrested about ten days ago on charge of obtaining money under false pre- tenses, was tried before w. D. Vance, J. P, Saturday afternoon. After a hearing of the testimony Emmett was discharged.
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....,u,n Reception.

I.tl
 EP Harworth, thenew phys
 Ior at the Little Rock '. M l. fife guest of the local as ] lsst Friday. He was giy- |bdon at the Institute Fri #f md directed the young |nnasiunl class. I,rorth is a "smooth lad" in |I.sium and the Little Rock |Ion has no doubt made q b,tion in their physical di' ] nnnber of ladies and gen. Eirnessed che exercises.
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LOOKS. LIKE BUSINESS.
Jefferson Fenciblss Ordered to Be Held in Readiness
 tion at Little Rock.

By direction of Major General R. c. Shaver, the following order was issued Saturday morning by AdJt. General A. B. Grace to the Captain of the Jefferson Fencibles:
 HEADQUARTERS
 ARK. STATE GUARD < REsERvE MILITIA
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Feb. 26. 1898 capt. E. K. Braly. captain co. II. 3rd Rep't A. S.G., PineBlu&, Ark.
 SIR: You will at once put your company in condition for active ser vice, and hold them in readiness for marching orders at any moment. If any deficiencies exist in arms or equipment yon will report same at once to Gen. Clem. k. Schaer, Com manding 2nd division.
 By command of
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Rlnr City SecIal.

oH City Social Club was en- $lst the hall last Wednesday #bp by Mrs. Louis Roth. As |sgchre furnished the amuse- H theladies. The games were El lntentIy throughout. The Ae, beautifulcut-glass bowl, Ba by Mrs. Roth. The second Handsome china cake plate, hbY Mrs. No Hanf. afternoon was delightfully."- Ind was concluded by serving nents.
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Ladies wishing sIaya remedy or Star Recurrent Syringe can procure same by calling at my residence. Mas. Nj. J. CoNNErT, 314 West Fourth avenue. 2-3. 6, B, 20, 27.
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LosT-White and black spotted setter dog; wore collar with name Lee Fox. Reward offered for return to Fox Bros. Hardware store.
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The Fencibles held another rousing meeting last night. A copy of the above order was posted in the after noon at the Bank of Pine Bluff and call for volunteers attached. All vol unteers must be over the age of K and enlist in the Arkansas State. Guard in order to obtain equip ments. At the meeting last night six young men volunteered. Only three enlistment blanks were pre- pared. They were signed by Messrs.. E. B. Bloom, John H. Lindsay and R. E. Mitchell.
 The company is called to meet again tomorrow night. Especially are volunteers wanted tomorrow. 1t takes 105 men to make full con- pany and Captain Braly hopes to raise that many in the next few days. Volunteers can apply to eith- CT 1st Lieutenant Clyde B. Smith. at the Press-E Eagle office, or to 2nd Lieu- tenant W. C. Hudson, at the Bank of Pine Bluff. All should attend the meeting Monday night.
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raterfainment.

s Aid ~
 social event before s6o,s the the |'',t F,,t' given at the n.alsad home of 1 GnIbraith last Tuesday SC \ t'r ,ss benefit of the Y. M. C. l, inc attendance was not | attending spent a very 'svsning playing popular Eusic and singing was also ot the entertainment. were served at a Q hour.
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If you want a good home on the installment plan, see Roberts & Johnson. 1-3O dtf
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Gernan.

young society people 2, sn at the '. M. H. A. i,ag night. The occasion I'us1 saioyabIe one, as was Esg all present.
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R. G. SHAVER, Official; Maj. Gen'I Com'd'g.
Official:
"A GRACE,

A. 9. UHACE,
 Adit. Gen'l and Chief of Staff.
 Captain Braly returRed from Lit tie Rock Saturday morning, where he had gone to assist in equipping. the Fenciole. The equipments ar rived yesterday and thesuits, blank. cts, etc, have been apportioned out to the members.
 Col. H. A. Mccoy, Geneal A. B. Grace, of the State Guard, and Gen eral R. M. Knox and Colonel J. B. Trulock, of the U. c. ", were called up to Little Rock by General Shaw CT Saturday afternoon. It is not known what they are called there for, but the gentlemen suppose it is for the purpose of consulting about the war situation and the condition of the Arkansas Militia.
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Maids.

''''' ..,.tstaed next wednes-
 7't' ar Miss Grace York |',p el+abIe sf home on west | Iip,
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FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.

+. N. JORDAN
Real Estate and Insurance
81, i0a-A good modern house OF eight rooms
lot 30xll2 feet; sewer laid in street and
connected with the house: convenient TO
car lines and school; must be sold; will
give immediate possession: this is a great
bargain.
$s00-A fine suburban home, close 10 car
line in good location: 90x200 feet: all
cleared and in fruit and berries
81 .s-0-One OF the finest blocks on Queen
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school near by: grand site for home:
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and Colonial Block
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

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