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See the Red Flag!

Ask your neighbors of the
money-saving purchases they
are making here.
We will vacafe as soon as
store is rented.
Buy White p. KS, yard wide,
at sc. yard.
Solid Jet Black Pique at lOc.
yard.
WOrSted Dress Goods.
A perfect price harvest for
you in the Dress Goods De-
partment.
BLACK CREPONS,
BLACK SERGES,
BLACK CHEVIOTS,
BLACK HENRIETTAS,
COLORED WORSTEDGOODS
of every kind.
Here you can buy Mems SOC.
Percale Shirts at 25c.
Yard-wide full pieces) select
styles Percales at sc. yard.
Table Oil-Cloths at SC. yard.
MEYER SYCLE,
lO3EaSt Broad St.,
Next Corner First.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
CLASSIFIED
WAN s

FOR SALE-Twenty- head good grads
Durham cows. calves by their side and
with calf; also yearlings. Inquire Of
P. P. Aherne. los W. Douglas 95-tf
1Ol-tu-fri-sun-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

ls far Sc fI,- - sew frh z1es
widely advertising saerei from ssea @ -
he a distressing rlz;ra
"Neay iAr aga cars e ~ f1 faa - "s = s e
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R Iol trrea 10 tA-a 74tr iarz it7a<
foz- Tab-ish 4 f1 f. SO at s -
passi sE ssa - * 80 Raaa
casaieaI ca hss trrs t srs Iaa-s
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tsosbse saz7c a. @ Isl Sc ferra
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

HAVE FOUND a T>2sifivs rurs for
drunkenness. Can ~ Eig - zecresiF
WA gladly tE3 vsu whEt il Un :
Szu4d raares AE-s NAY Ia n kiss Lock
BOX XII ISL Gr8Gl RAPIDS. Gsca
60 Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

BUSINESS CHANCES - Conservative
Speculative Investment. We trade in
corn exclusively for our customers, and
have paid them a profit of 10 to y per
cent a month for the past two years.
We have plan for trading on the corn
market which is the safest speculative
plan there IS. We send our customers a
daily report showing what we buy and
sell at. 50 they can see for themselves
just what we are doing for them. You
can open an account with US in what
your profits once a week or once
month You can close account at any
time. Will furnish first-class CONNER
cial and bank references. Write for
full particulars and references. Baker
& Co., Gay Building, st. Louis, Mo.
9-24-1t
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS


FOR SALE-Hardware and drug store.
together or separate; good location; no
competition; a chance Of a lifetime
Address R. 3. HOgue, New Albany, KS.
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4ELP WANTED-MALE

MALE HELP WAlNTED--TIonest man or
woman TO travel for large house. SAL
airy, so monthly and expenses. with in
crease: Position permanent InclOse
self-addressed stamped envelope Presi-
dent 3o2 CaXton Building, Chicago
q-24-ot
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FOR SALF-By Tsrael Bros:
HiFhlY-iu7r0vef place 81 edge - city:
: rooms. = lots on rgre@t car Inc
Price. this week. SE0
-5e0 vacant lois IN al parts city. Cal
ard see LIST
Represent present owrers of fAe hr9zs
q the failed Western Fzru Nc-rg
CO. May be abe % d some bgsiress
WITH yJE g tEfs lire
Several properties for SAFE o. ives;
SIDE 1iI-lt
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SAIESMEN WANTED

~0OoOoOo-o-O~O~~~~o~o~~-o~
statesmen WANTED-Salesm to sell
imported and domestic liquors. princi-
palIy fine Kentucky WHISTLES and
blends. case and barrel goods to job
bers and saloon trade. Good chance TO
the right man; salary or commission.
Address r. s. Strsder & Son, 60 and
Il Z. Water St, Lexington, KY.
9-24-1t
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WANTED-Salesme local or travelling;
weekly salary; permanent. Perry
Nursery Co. Rochester, N Y.
Hit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
AGENTS WANTED.

A1GN > w AIN ELL
AGENTS WANTED-Salesman We want
a salesman in every locality to handle
our line of hosiery; sold direct to the
consumer at factory prices. II. S.
Blake & Co., Dept. A, Racine, wis.
9-24-sun-2t
WANTED-Agents for the best laundry in
Kansas. Liberal commission. Address
Wichita Steam Laundry. d92-tf
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FOB SAIE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-Good S-room house. $50: =
q, cash. A snap 1870 r. Fifteenth street.
elegant 5-rocn cottage. $50 Eight-rocm
house. 516 Mathews0n. $3.50. Good bot
tom farm. Riley & Heliar, over KAN
sas National bank 1fl-itx
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FOR SAf.F.-f1-e-stcFv cottage h1Uae 70
s rooms cellar. hlEE ceilings. age
hzr1. pe-tF - f-ulf ard s-S6e = feet
frcrr elise 31- Iris property ear -
had AZ Gg@as s4rEa.r rsrt cash. ps-t
.a U11t1ly payments Freeman 4 FTee-
man 1-f-et
FOR sALE-.Iz 81 - - wash rr-
taa I'D 3 -oo-as a. AID g. sara
$aElr painted pzpereG aE1 repaired
EzsT terms pezn Gordon
s---gr-f-1-Ef
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FOR SALE-Ntce home fl north part, :
rooms. barn. shade. fruit. ION fe@. s. 90
IT9 s Topeka. cottage rooms. barn,
81 feet shade eisrerr. 81
S1utaeast corner Seue-z and Se~o~d
street house. rooms barn zaede.
fenced. go WALTER NORRIS.
rs " Msf-
s7-stsn-tf
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FOR SALE-No -. 2-st9ry house %
10 rooms furnace. bath closet. marnIe
was1-stsuG. ciSterE. cellar. Eas stone
walks large barn. eightv feet front.
house In good repair. North part =
city One ~ the greatest bargains ever
Offered in Wichita. This property o.
f@red FOR less than cost 10 bufld the
house. Price. S511 Freeman & Free
ruaa fI1-zt
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Statesmen are making $50

statesmen wanted to sell
our special line Of dry goods direct from
mission The Purnen Dale Mills Box
$50. Phila., Pa. 9-24-1t
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WANTED-A gentle safe good-looking
horse. for family use. "A. B. c. this
Office. ll-ItN
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Observation-Disclosures.


WANTED-Everyw Hustlers to tack
signs. distribute circulars, samples. etc:
no canvassing; good pay. Sun .Adver-
Using Bureau, Chicago. 9-2i-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

persons having fur
nished rooms TO rent. either in flats or
private residences. to the visitors at the
Grand Lodge of /. o. O. F., which meets
in this city the second week in OctO-
her. viii please list the same with J. +.
Iirker. secretary. at city treasurer
Office, in City building. Monday after
noon and Tuesday all day. 1D-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-we as
sorted stock furnishing goods. cloth
iIs. dry goods. shoes. Az new. staple
SoodS. invoicing S2.355. No fixtures
Want clear chean farm and one-fourc1
cash. n. Y. Ingram, 81 Felix S., St
Joseph 80 IN--ftx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24

WANTED - Experienced dress goods
salesman. None other need apply. Bos-
ton Store. 106-tf
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-07
A good supply Of
Palisade Coal
on hand at Ramey- Perez Lumber Co.
Phone B-1 South 7th street
II 2 20
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. j. A. Simpson, wife Of j. A.
Simpson, chief clerk at the @. P. Bliss
store, arrived in the city last night on
ono Of the delayed passenger trains.
The regular meeting OF Apple Blossom
Circle of Woodcraft, meet tonight. All
members are requested to present.
Mrs. Otto Barton arrived in tho city
last night from West Cliff where she
has bsen on visit to relatives.
Judge Theron Stevens arrived in the
city, yesterday afternoon over tho mar
row guage. He il quartered at the
Fairlawn.
Four trains arrived In the city last
night within an hour Of sash other all
bringing delayed mail. It created quit
q bustle around the post office for sev-
eral hours after their arrival.
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SERIOUS OPERATION.

8. 8. Carroll, one Of the owners OF the
Atlas mine, at Ouray. was taken sud-
denly sick day before yesterday, and it
was thought heowas suffering from appen
dieitis. It was decided that an operation
was necessarily andl this morning Drs.
Bull, Ingersoll. Smith and Gould per-
formed the operation. It was found
that he was not suffering. from appsndici-
tis, but that his bowels had become
twisted. This was remedied by ths
operators and this afternoon the sick
man 10 doing - we'll - could b sx-
psctsd.
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nusIsHss LooALa

A now wagon for sale cheap for cash
at Andersons.
Second hand furniture wanted at
Andersop's Bargain house.
Ipay the best price for second hand
goods. Anderson.
Finest job printing in the city, done at
The Sentinel Office,
Lost-A bunch of keys. Please leave
at Postoflice Newsstand.
For Sale-A good second hand Singer
sewing machine at Singer Office. Only
80 90. 363
have money lying idle to buy house
hold goods with, or anything else.
Blackmer, the Second Hand Man.
Neutrality-suspicious. salesman and
bookeeper wishes position in city Ad-
dress Losk box, 81 Grand Junction.
243
will not be over bid, nor undersold.
your household goods arc what I want.
Blaekmer, the Second Hand Man.
1t will soon be house cleaning time, il
you want new carpet see our line and
prices before you buy. Remember we
take your old carpet in part payment on
the new. Anderson.
Ipay spot cash and . big price for
your household goods.
Blackmsr the second Hand Man.
Upright folding bed, Frensh plate
1S-40 in first class condition price $1,000
at Anderson's Bargain house.
Did you know that you could sell me
bicycle or anything else.
Biackmsr, tho Second Hand Man.
For Trade-120 acres of unimproved
land for town property. Enquire of
Mrs. Chadwick, Cor 3rd and South
streets. 1927
Don't start into house keeping before
yeu figure with Anderson.
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NOTICE TO xAsoNs.

There will be a special eommunica-
ton Of Mssa Lodge No, b6 A. F. and
A. n. this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Work In third degree which will DO
exempliiisd BY Plateau Lodge No. lOl
10 b followed BY . banquet. Al mas
ons tnvitsd.
W. /. Hammond,
w. n.
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Rev. E. Edwards, pastor OF the ENG
lish Baptist church at Minersville, Pa,
when suffering with rheumatism. was
advised to try Chamberlain Pain Balm.
He says: "a few applications OF this
liniment proved Of great service to me:
1t subdued the inflammation and relieved
the pain. Should any sufferer profit by
giving Pain Balm trial, II will please
me-" For sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-07
LAND AND WATER FREE.

Will furnish land and water for three
years free, to party who will plant forty
acres in beets. Within three miles Of
fastory. Address Box %, City. SO tt
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Of Course, when you have

Of Course, when you have
prescription to be filled
you want it done accurate
ly, also you want the best,
purest and most reliable
drugs used, in fact, you
want it compounded in a
perfect and up-to-date
manner-this 10 just the
way we do it.
We carry a complete line of
Druggists sundries.
Just arrived, over the beauti-
full snow, a new line OF
popular brands of Cigars.
It is a well-known fact
that our prices are always
right.
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Magazine Biows Up,
Causing Terrible Loss of
Lite and Property.
SIXTY PEOPLE KILLED
Houses Destroyed, Trees Over-
turned and fields Devastated

Toulon Trance-The naval powder
magazine Of La Goubran, between La
Ssyns and Teulon, In the department OF
Var, Southern France, exploded st half
past 2 O'Clock this morning.
All Of the soldiers on duty at the mag.
azins were killed and = number Of inhab
itants Of the districts, the buildings Of
which were razed, also fell victims.
Forty eorpsss have already been re-
covered. The cause of the explosion is
not known
Fifty thousand Kilograms Of black
powder exploded. It looks a. though
volcanic eruption had occurred, the
country being swept almost bare within
a radius Of two miles, houses destroyed
trees overturned and distorted, fields
devastated and covered with stones and
impalpable black dust.
Some Of the stones are enormous. One
weighing 50 kilogrammes fell in tho su-
burb Of Pone De Las.
Signs OF the explosion are evident in
all the suburbs Of Toulon and in the
city itself. Even at st. Jean De Var.
i've miles distant, windows were shat
tered and doors battered In.
Later reports show that OF the seven
sentries, four were killed outright. and
the others severely injured, the corporal
being literally scalped and the scalp
overhanging his face like veil.
A large number ef soldiers arc now
employs
but tho work is difficult.
It is impossible to ascertain accurate
ly the number killed. but it il believed
that no fewer than 100 were injured.
Although it was clear night, tho ex-
plosion was 30 terrific as to produce q
slight rainfall.
Fortunately, the neighboring maga-
zines escaped. 1t is now believed that
the explosion originated In chemical de-
composition in smokeless powder.
There is no suggestion Of foul play.
Today the whsle city il in mourning
flags are ct half mast, the theatsrs are
drapsd and the casinos closed.
Both the government and municipal
authorities arc forwarding relief funds
N. Losksroy, minister Of marine. has
telegraphed 10000 francs toward tho
maintenance of the families OF the vie
tins, and public subscription has been
opened hero.
All the bodies found or recovered arc
terribly multilatsd. Sixteen wers
found in tho rocks near the shore and 1t
is feared that others wsre presipitated
into tho res.
A vehicle moving along . road near
the sea was lifted bodily into the water
by the force OF the explosion, two OF its
occupants being drowned.
Four OF the injured have sucsumbed
to their Injuries. It is believed that Is
are still buried In tho debris.
F. ]. Hulaniski, Of Ouray. editor Of
the Ouray Hilvsrits- Plaindealsr Il an ar
The daily sentinel., 1899-03-07

F. ]. Hulaniski, OF Ouray. editor Of
the Ouray Eilvsrits- Plaindealsr Il an ar
rival in the city.
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THE
MITCHELL
DRUG COMPANY

WOur night clerk will answer calls
at all hours.
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LAFAYETTE HEATH DEAD.

Mr Lafayette Leath, age e years, and one of the oldest citizens of Jef- ferson county, died at bis plantation home in Dudley Lake township Thursday July B. He was one of the earliest settlers in this section of the country and enjoyed the conf dence and esteem of all who knew him. He served under Bragg during the civil war and returned to Jeffer- son county after the war. He nov ed to this State and county in 1883 from Bibbs county, Ala, and has re- sided here ever since. A wife, three sons and two daughters survive, to whom we extend our sympathy and condolenc,s.
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HIS WORK ENDS.
At Least for While to Come Sandy
 Benton Will Steal No Stock.

Saturday afternoon Constable Al Stewart arrested Sandy Benton, alias John Smith, negro boy 19 or 20 years of age with a large mule in his possession. He attempted to sell the mule to Alderman Joe Clements for $35. and the animal if be is worth a cent would doubtless br.ng $75 at a public auction at the least. Mr, Clements asked him for a bill of sale, but Sandy would not go into the house an6 write one. Mir. Clements suspicioned some thing ard notified Constable Stew art who soon afterwards had the negro ia charge. Naturally Sandy uenied stealing the animal and said bis father gave t to b rn three years ago. f'e would not tell where bis father resided or where he lived He answers the description oi a man wanted at Scouts crossing and also of q negro wanted at Little Rock. Constable Stewart had him lcc6ed in jail. He says he is posi- tive Sandy is tne same negro who stole two mules and sold item in Pine Bluff several months ago.
 The mule awaits it's owner at Clements stable.
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COL, 4. 4. 6. ROGERS DYING
Word From Los Angeles Says He is
 in Very Feeble Health.

Information received today by Pine Bluff friends of the family, indicate that Col. A. A. c. Rogers, of Los Angeles, California, is in a very low state of health.
 During his residence in Pine Bldff period of more than quarter of a century, Col. Rogers was one of the most prominent citizens of Arkan- sas. For the past ten years he has resided in California with the famil- ies of his two daughters. Col Rogers is row 78 years of age and for the past several years has been in quite feeble health. He is 9 staurch Republican and represen ted thls district in Congress for one term, being succeeded by Hon, Clifton Rhodes Breckinridge, ex. ministerto Russia. A strong per sonal friend of Abraham Lincoln during the strife between the North and South, Col. Rogers was strong Ay outspoken fer the Union, the sen timent of his neighbors and friends to the contrary notwith- standing.
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LOUISIANA RAILROAD COM MISSION UP AGAINST
 A SNAG.
SUIT FOR INJUNCTION.
Railroads and Steamboats Will Not Carry Freight Under the New Rules.
 
 (54#

New Orleans, July 15,-Therde- termination of railroad and steam boat companies to resist the rates fixed for handling rlce from country districts threatenst to seriously inter fere with the prompt transporta- tiop of this geal's crop to market. Today the new rates of the railroad commission go into effect and the Southern Pacific, brought suitafor injunction at Baton Rouge to pre- vent operations. The railroads urges that the rates are unfair and aniust aud an uawarranted discrim- ination against the best interests of the lines of transportation. The steamboat interests also oppose the rates promulgated by the commls sion, and Capt. Woods, of, the St. Louis and New Orleans line, de clares the steamboat will ma ke no attempt whatever to handle the rice this reason unless old condi- tions are restored, and let it remain on the levees. The rates established, they say, involve to them none tary loss, instead of affordiug them return on the large capital they have invested. Rice planters and brokers are much alarmed oyer the condition of affairs presented and fear serious injury will oe done to the crop this year unless a speedy arrangement is made between the transportation lines and the rall- road commission.
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The property, including q large lot and ctz zg home, of MT. Joe R8ser- berg, situated on N alnut street b : tween Barraque and Pullen streets. was sold Saturday under foreclos- ure Of q mortgage thereon. The purchaser as Mir. Max Heinan. Of Little iack, he paying $lU40 for 'salue. s3
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UNION LEAGUE MEETING
To Be Held at Main Street Churc
 at4 O'Clock This Afternoon,

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 The following is the program oI the Union Epworth League meeting to be held at the Main Street Meth odist church this afternoon at I o'clock:
 voloptaire, by Mrs. Ren:r5w. Opening Devotional ExercisesT7 Rev. j. R. Cason. Announcement of Topic and gen eral outline-Miss Emma Moss Leader.
 Solo-Mlss Ona Powell. Our Neighbours Need of Us Rev. U. A. Anderson
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Miss Minnie Bahlau leaves today over the Cotton Belt road for Minne- apolis, Minn., where she will visit her uncle for a few weeks. Miss Bahlau is chief operator at the Pine Bluff Telephone Co.,, and the many patrons will miss her prompt mum. Der please, during her absence.
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city Saturday evening. He says R, A. Suit, the young man who is now in jail here for forging a check on a Redtield merchant rec ently, also in- dnced him to cash forged $I0 draft on Geyer& & Adams. of Little Rock. suit was formerly a member of the Second Mississippi regiment.
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A NATURAL BORN FISH STORY
A 2O0-Pound Alligator Gar Pulls
 Woman Into the Water.
NoRrH pANoTA A C. GE Q
. 4eR DOOR

A party of Pine Bluff citizens just returned from near Clarendon, where a week was spent in fishing, relate an experience ,. unusual interest, had by fisherwoman of that vicini- ty. A widow named Jones, who, since the death of her husband, has taken charge of his fish traps, lines, etc, and begun to make her own Livelihood, was inspecti4g the trot line Thursday afternoon when she noticed demonstration at a part of the line. Pulling her boat to the place, she reached out to secure the fish when she was vioIen tly ierked from the boat and savedf drown- ing only by her theavy dress which kept her afoat until her screams brought help, When help arrived the woman had been pulled a con. siderable distance down stream, and it wa, with heroic and united efforts of several men that the fish was pulled ashore after the woman had been rescued. The fish vas an alli- gator gar, weighing 200 pounds, and being seven feet in lergth, one of the largest of it's species ever cap tured in that vicinity. It's hide was of a htnty substance, and when struck with iron produced sparks in large volume.
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4 prominent otficial of the Cotton Belt road at this place says MT. G. " Gage the popular general fore man Of the Cotton Pelt shops here, has not resigned and he adds that from what he can understand, be aoes not intend to doso. Mir. Gage has been done an i, justice by our afternoon contenlporory and they should thprough!v investigate mat .rrs in their eagerpf $ and, haste to set news.
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Today, Sunday July 15. 1899, is tie first anniversary of Rev. $. ". Crutcher's pastorate at the First Christian church in this city, Rec ognizing the fact, he will preach an anniversary sermon at II o'clock this morning. Rev. Crutcher is fore most among the pastors of Pit Bluff, and although a short resident of our city, he possesses numbers of friends. He is responsible for the wonderful progress of the Christian church.
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The following transfers of stock were fileuin the circuit court in this city Saturday. A. Brewster to F. M. Hudson, 40 shares of the Pine Bluff Brick Co.,; Pine Bluff Brick Co.,. 40 shares of stock to Jee H. Watkins and six shares to Miss Bettle F. Keeler.
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Our Attitude Towards Our Neigh Dor in Need-W. T. Young. Misses Moss and Harrell. "Whv We Should Be a Friend in Need" Talk by A. shnable. Song.
 General discussion.
 Election of officers.
 A cordial vitation is extended to all.
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Mir. Arthur W. Mills. the hustling Associated and Special Press Cor respondent in this city, has accepted position with the Cotton Belt magazine as traveling representa- tive. He is one Of the most enter- prising young men in the city and is fully competent 10 fi.l the position be has accepted. lie is an artist when it. comes to local twrite-ups" and Editor George Russ Brown can feel pioud of securing his services. During Artllur's absence from the city, which will be a fe3 days each month. his brother. Tracy, will
 laidle tie fYecial newspaper work
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superintendent r. H. Britton, of the Cotton Relt, spent Saturday morning in Pine E tiff. He was re- turning to Tyler from northern tour of inspection. He traveled in his private car, Texas Ranger" and departed Saturday afternoon, accompanied by MT. William Cough Iin. V h0 went south 0n hneiness.