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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15

was borne by friends of NJ.
Labori and some newspaper men,
with Madame Labori walking beside It.
THE WOGLD-BE MURDERER.
Accounts of the shooting related by
eye-witnesses differ considerably, es-
pecially respecting the appearance OF
the would-be murderer Of whom the
following is the official description:
"Twenty-five to thirty years; flat,
peaked hat Dressed like working
man, in a blue blouse"
y force OF gendarmes. headed by NJ.
Hennion, sub-chief of the secret police.
is securing the country in search of
NJ. Labori's assaiiant. and n company
of infantry has been dispatched to sur
round and beat the wood wherein the
man is supposed to be hiding.
An Incredible side of the outrage is
the fact. it is asserted, that several
passers-by saw NJ. Labor shot. and
passed on ndifferently. neither offering
to help the victim nor join in the pur-
suit of the assassin.
HEARTLE CONDUCT
Still more incredible is the fact that
an individual who went to the side of
Nj. Labori as he lay wounded on the
ground. is said to have searched the
pockets of the suffering man on the
DreteXt of asccrtaining his identity, and
stole their contents.
The assailant fled after the shooting
holding his revolver in his hand. With
his finger on the trigger and threat
ened several men who showed Il dis
position to block his way.
The correspondent of the Associated
Press at l0:45 o'clock this morning saw
one of the doctors at NJ Labori's house.
which was guarded by four gendarmcs.
Tho doctor said that NJ. Laboii was:
bearing the agony he was SUFFERING
with marvellous fortiture. lie added:
I'VE have strong hopes that he will
pull through. 1T will be forty-eight
hours. however. before we can speak
with cerfainty Of his condition. We
have 10 thank the military surgeon for
the prompt attention given to the suf-
ferer. But Il deplorablc length of time
elapsed before the ambulance arrived.
NJ Labor lay on the ground half an
hour. with the sky mcnacing a storm.
which came within n few minutes after
he reached home"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
THE SHOOTING OF LABORI PART
of y PLOT.
By Telegraph ID virglnlnn Pilots

Uy Telegraph to virxinian- Pilot)
Paris. Aug. 1.-THE Office Of the
Anti-Semite League, in which NJ.
Guerin. president of the league. and
Max Regis. the noted Jew hater and ex
Mayor OF Algiers. sought refuge from
arrest on Saturday, We're still besicsed
to-day. They were guarded through
out the night by Il force of police armed
with revolvers.
NJ. Guerin. his friends declared would
fire on the troops il attacked. Afteti.
attempting 20 gain the besicgers over
~ their side. the bcsicged men threat
"0Hi To pour boiling oil upon those out
side.
nth reference TO the report that the
attack upon NJ. Labor covered an at
tempt to steal documents. it is said tha f,
the last ANONYMOUS letter lie received
contained the following sentence:
9 are going to burn your box and
your Dreyfus dossirr"
The immediate cause Of Saturdav'a
arrest was Il police discovery of trea-
sonable correspondence in France ana
belgium. revealing an intention to car
great meeting of Royalists, National
lists and Anti-Sem!tes to plan measures
for the overthrow of the republic.
ne idea was to create Disturbances
that would necessitate calling out tha
troops who would have fraternized-
so the scheme contemplatad-with Tho
conspirators. Then rushes were IN bs
made on the Elysea Palace and the
government Offices. Finally a Minister
of War named by the Duke of Orleans
was to have replaced MARQUIS de CALI
fet
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
Nansemond Selects Senatorial
Delegates and House Delegate.
MR.NALKER JORDAN WINS
ITO Is Martin MN, nnd No SurprIsc
Is Expressed as ghis County WINS
Conceded to the scnn;or-ToIonei
Hoykin Gets Majority of tho SEM
ntorint Dcicgaies Convention Kc-
fused To Instruct For slim.


Suffolk. Va. Aug. li.-Through a
large and fairly harmonious mass
meeting Of Democrats. Nansemond
county to-day, in the CITY Hall. had its
say on the political issues now agita,ing
the people Of Virginia, and especially
the Thrty-secon1 Senatorial district.
About four-iifths Of the Senatorial
delegates are for Colonel Boykin Wal
ter Jordan, Martin man, Was noml-
mated for the House OF Delegates. y
resolution to instruct the delegation for
Boykin failed TO pass by Il vote OF %
to 81. The result in Nansemond is not
surprise. IL was conceded to Boykin
ana Martin by wellinformed persons
THE OLD SYCAMORE.
Hon. j. T.. Booker called the meet
ing to order. DR.. Thomas H. Barnes.
former state Senator. was made per-
manent chairman. and p. l.. P,uden
was elected secretary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
Marion CTawfoTd's Graphic Dos-
CriptiOn Of The lrama.
SHOOTING OF lAsoRi
rhc wouid-Be MISUNDERSTANDING
ofthe country Around iscmnr> Em-
ablcs Him {" Escape description
OF tho Attorney aud Ri. Vic
Canes nnd Parns"i> Taken From
Court Audience.

Copyright 1890 by Associated rress.)
Rennes. Aug. 1.-THE dramt at
Rennes grows tragical. That long be-
Gained town is being stirred into a
more violent passion than Paris. The
parlsians are laborious. The Bretons
are silent and possessed by their be-
lief or idea. whatever it may be-
This morning at 6 o'clock we'll nigh
successful attempt was made To Kill NJ.
Labori, who defended Xola last year
and who came here to defend Drct IT,.
with NJ. Demange. The would bc-assas
sin was evidently n crank and looked
a workman. His weapon was revol-
yer. the theatre Of the crime the Quay
Richemont. 1t WAS while Labori WAS
going to the court with Colonel Pic
quart and his cousin. NJ. Cast.
WIFE HUNTS FOR DOCTOR.
When Madame lahori came up she
was sent 10 fetch doctor. but not
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
TYLER'S FIRST SPEECH
Opens the Senatorial Campaign in
the Southwest at WytheviIIe.
Defends His Right 10 Bccnmo ~ Cnu.
didntc for senate AdvncatcS Etec.
ding Senators by Vote OF People
Discussing corruption in Lc=is-
Inturcs.
Especial to virglnian-ri.ot.,

Richmond, Va, Aug. H.-C;overnor
Tyler made his first speech in the SEN
atorial campaign to-day al Wythevillc,
Va addressing II fair sized audience
He devoted himself in large measure to
defending his right 10 become a candi-
date for tile Senate while holding the
office Of Governor, and also paid spe-
cial attention To- the desirabillty Of
olecting Senators by direct vote of the
people. The provision made by the
constitution for the choosing OF Scna-
tors he defined as weak place in the
armor or defence between the rights
and liberties OF the people and the
arasping scliishnoss OF corporate pow
ers.'
CORRUPTION OF LEGISLATURES.
lie called attention to the corruption
in the Legislature of various States.
notably IN Delaware. where he spoke
of buying weak mon like sheep in
the shamble." He described The metn-
ods Of the machine IN detail. He then
went on to say that he had only enter
ed the race after being many times
urged, rs his most cherished ambition
had been to be Governor of Virginia.
THE METHOD or MARTIN.
Governor Tyler then fclicitated him
self on the success of his administers
ton. ana paid u high compliment TO
the conduct of the late. war. Confirm
ing. the Governor charged the Martin
people with unfairncss in holding snap
primaries and conventions. saying that
they had forewarning of defeat.
lie closed by saying that he was not
opposed to party organization. if com
mittees and chairmen selected were
true to their trust
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15

knowing the town She lost a good deaf
OF time. Al last she thought of going
to the court and asking there for :,
military surgeon. Drs. Vidal and Re.
clus were at hand and ut once accom-
panied her They had the presence OF
mind to send gcndarmes to the bar
racks for an ambulance with a stretch
er and bearers.
THE SPINE UNINJURED
With deep thankfulness they fonnd
that NJ. Lahori could move his limbs
al Will The spine. therefore. was not
injured. The ball had entered AT tn.
sixth vertebra, behind the thorax. IT
might be inbeddcd in the muscles Of
the hack or have penetrated deener in D.
juring the lungs.
However, the thing was to bear the
wounded advocate 10 the pretty and
gay looking villa lie had hired FOR usn
during the trial, a villa adorned with
green slabs of faience. bright win
flowers and in the airy part of Renues.
But why So further into details? THE
lesson Of the event was foreshadoyyad
IN my cable last evening. The two
opposite forces are in line of battle.
Fanatfcism has been appealed to and
has answered the call.
THE CULPRITs ESCAPE.
Colonel Picquart describes the would
be murderer as swarthy and thck-set,
resolutc and intelligent looking He
thihks the man might be Southron
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15

came when J. l.. West offered Il rcso-
luton instructing for Boykin. 1t read:
Resolved. That the delegates elected
by this mass meeting TO the Senatorial
convention. which meets in Suffolk Au-
gust n, be instructed to cast their bal
los f1r Colonel II. T.. Boykin so long
as his name is before said Senatorial
conventions"
which statements were Charac tcriIed as
entirely untrue" Some Of the de-
bators got mad. but their anger was
short lived
j. T. West argued in favor of adop-
ton.
c. o. Cutchins claimed Holy Neck
was exempt.
DR.. Butts dissentcd from the reso-
luton. lie held the districts had al
ready expressed themselves: that an
instruction would be an Injustice.
long discussion cnsucd among
Messrs. Daughtrey. West McLcmore
Cutchin and Butts.
The resolutions fate was sealed by
Hon. John Il. Pnncr. lie said he was
Il Boykin man four years ago and would
was opposed To instructions. The re-
solution was lost by 10 votes
TOO HOT FOR ORATORY.
DR.. Butte wanted Boykin and Stands
to be asked to address the meeting.
Somebody said il was too ho. The
motion was lost.
The question OF nominating n House
candidate came up. The Official call
was read. That left ii optional to do
ii to-day or some other day.
AGAINST PROCRASTINATION
DR.. Butts offered a resolution that
the nomination be left with the Execu-
tive Committee 10 name times for pre-
cnct or distric .smeetings to send dell
egates 10 a convention to name a House
man.
Mr.. Vests substitute that the nom
ination be proceeded with was adopted
IL 20 &c.
MIR. BOOKER DECLINES.
lion. j. T.. Booker stated hc was not
candidate. lie had served his con-
stitu"nts Two terms and done his best.
lie declined to have the honor again.
and placed in nomination Walter Jor-
dan. chairman of the County Super
Visors
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
THE VICTOR OF cAv,rE."
ITALIAN PA L L X S PUBLISH
SKETCHES OF HIM.

Q}y Telegraph 10 Vlrg!nian- Pilot.)
l.eshorn. Italy. Aug. l4.-~Admlral
Dewey to-day remained on board his
flagship. the United States cruiser
Olympia. which arrived here at noon
Yesterday from Naples, being i'll with
fever. The captain of the Fesse, re-
ceived the visits of officials and others
in his place.
James y. Smith. United States Consul
at Leghorn, accompanied by Edward c.
Cramer the United States Consul at
for the purpose OF taking leave OF Adj
miral Dewey.
The newspapers, Gazette Livornez
and II Telegrapho. OF this place. have
published biographies of the Victor Of
Cavlte.'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
sLAUGHrERED FOR GREED.

1T IS almost beyond belief that a
President OF the United States should
bc willing to destroy thousands OF lives
ana thousands OF homes and put tha
Filipinos 10 the slaughter to further fhs
greed for office OF himself and his
friends but. horrible as is such q
thought the facts speak for themselves.s
The people who are being taxed Ia
pay the cost OF this infamous siEughteu
Continued on Sixth Page.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15

I. y. McClcnney nominated f. NJ.
Arthur. He refused 10 run
Il. Joyner named j. Frank Cu.chin.
lie. too, refused.
DR.. Butts nominated Colonel r. s.
Boykin.
Jordln's nomination was seconded by
c. w. Jakeman and L. +. Holland.
j. /. McLemOrc and others seconded
Colonel Boykins nomination. Jordan
got lS2 votes and Boykin 10.
NOMINEE JORDAN'S SPEECH.
Dr. Barnes appointed j. u. Booker,
j. +. West and Ii. T.. smith commit
tee 10 escort Mr.. Jordan to the plat
form Mir. Jordan was brought into the
hall and made a short speech. thank
ing the body for the honor. He was
cheered.
Both candidates for Senator expect to
win out Southamptons thirty votes
are conceded to Stands. Those with
six here and % sent by last Mondays
Isle OF Wight meeting. would give him
" out OF s.. Saturdays primary in
Isle OF wight TO be held by the EOykin
men, Will select Boykin delegates.
which. with o. from Nansemond. would
give him 4S.
The Stands Bradshaw people will not
take part in Isle of Wight's primary.
50 IL VIII be seen that the delegation
from Isle OF Wight that is seaied can
name the winner.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-15
CROKER CHANGES
HIS OPINION
Bryan One of the Greatest Men
America Has Ever Produced.
ANNExATioNs

rhc Tammnmy Chief. Returned From
Enropc, Exprcsses Ills Admiration
For the silver header Declares
that l'iiipinos arc ktiicd For Pnr 5.
~ creed ana That tho War Is
Prolonged TO Further McKiniey,s
Campaign For Rc-eicctIon.
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CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
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News in Brief.

w. A. McAlpin, who is thought te have killed Jasper Thornton in Smitt county, Mississippi, is under arres t.
 Yellow fever is producing great mortality in Vera Cruz, Mexico
 President Loubet drove to the races under protection of 15,0O0 sol. diers. He was not molested, but was cheered all along the line.
 Hon. Bellamy Storer has reached Madrid, where he was received by the Chief of Police.
 Dewey and the Olympia have reached Singapore.
 One person was killed and seven injured by the explosion of fiashlight powder at Bristol, R.
 Officers of Wyoming are about to clear up the Hole in the Wall, which for years has been 8 refuge for out laws.
 St. Louis architectural iron work CTS are on strike.
 A charivari party at Watonga, O.. T., when asked to leave. fired upon the newly wed couple, killing the bride.
 John Smith. of Fort Smith, Ark. killed his wife and a Salvation Army captain because of jealousy.
 A cyclone struck near Saiix, To-. killing three people outright and more will die.
 Col Plcquart was dlned in Paris. meeting friends of Dreyfus. Mme. Dreyfus was so overcome that she tainted.
 Lord Kitchener wiIlikely reorgan- ize the armies in India.
 Cuban officers have been manufac- turing telegrams purportlng to come from Santiago concerning public sentiment there.
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Rev. J. N. Crutcher, of Paris, Tex, arrived in the city Monday and will assist his father, Rev. s. W. Crutch- CT, in conducting the revival meet lngs at the Christian church this week. He is a most able divine and it will be of much benefit to you to hear him during his visit here.
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BURNS THE TAILOR
OVER BANK OF PINE BLUFF.

Miss Mary Adair, of Warren, who is the guest of Hon. Y. D. Wilkins and family on West Fourth avenue, will leave Tuesday for Paris, Texas, where she will spend the remainder of the summer with relatives.
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Jno. Thompson, colored, was ar- rested Sunday by Deputies Stewart and Johnson upon a charge of grand larceny, but was released today. He was the wrong man.
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Mrs. Ellen Kerwin, accompanied by her son, Mir. E. J. Kerwin, will leave Wednesday, for Memphis, where they will witness tine commencement exercises of the St. Agnes academy, of which Miss Anna May Kerwin is q student.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

From a passenger who came here from Camden today, we learn that a very heavy and continuous rain fell in Ouachita county last night. Not one drop of rain fell here, notwith- standing it was very cloudy,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Mr. H. c. Hoskins, one of the most popular shoe drummers OF the road, is calling on his Pine Bluff trade to- day. Mir. Hoskins has been comin. to Pine Bluff for several years and enjoys the respect and confidence of all who know him.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Owing to the absence of Messrs. F. P. Byrd and s. NJ. TayIor, who are in the Valley of Vapors, the school board will not meet the early part of this week.
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Mrs. L. V, b Wolf

1t is not what we eat thatsustains life, but what we digest. Wheat is an entire life-sustainer. Wave Crest is made Of the best wheat grown. See Mrs. Wolf at our store.
 222 Russell Grocery Co.
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MT. and Mrs. |. l.. Dilley leave Thursday for Pennington, Miss, their old home, where they will visit relatives for a few weeks. Mrs. Dilley will also visit Lake Geneva, and return about October 15
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Mr. E. Richards, formerly cf this city. but now the capable general manager of the Arkansas & Louisi- ana railway with headquarters at Stamps, is in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

WANTED-AIl the ladies of Pine Bluff to Know weare demonstrating the practical use of Wave Crest" four this week; come. Russell Grocery Co. 222
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Mir. H. c. Allls, formerly of Little Rock, but now of San Francisco, and who recently returned from an unsuccessful expedition to the Klon- dike, is in the city today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Mrs. R. H. M. Mills will return this afternoon from Monticello, where she attended an annual meet of the Woman's Home Missionary Society.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Messrs. N. T. White, John Hut, F. B. Flanders, A. B. Grace, J. ". sul- liyan and l.. 0. Knox leave Wednes- day for Galveston. Tex, where they will spend a few weeks fishing and hunting
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Hon. sam H West, general attor- ney for the cotton Belt roaa with headquarters al St. Lonis. is iu the city today looking after the Cotton Belts interests here.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Miss Josie Dreyfus, the attrac tive daughter oi Nr. and Mrs. Jim Drey- ius left this morning for Little Rock, where she will visit friends few weeks.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

The fire departments were called to West Second avenue Monday afternoon to extinguish a small blaze. Ne damage was done.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

What People Say about Hoods sarsaparilla is that it cures when all other remedies fail. Therefore you should take Hoods Sarsaparilla in preference to all others.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

The EIks meet tonight and will complete arrangements for their trip to St. Louis. Pine Bluff Lodge No. 149 will be represented at the big meet.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Misses Carrie and Zilla Retan. af- ter brief but pleasant visit with Miss Eva Davls, left this mornir 2 for their home in Little Rock.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Rev. J. L. Caldwell left Monday for Little Rock, to be in attendance at the Music Teachers Convention, which convened there Monday night.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

FilFSK about your health. Do not
 allow scrofula taints to develop in your blood. Take Hoods Sarsapa. rilla now and keep yourself WE'LL.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Hood Pills cure biliousness. Mail. ed for 25 cents by O.. 1. Hood & Go. Lowell, Mass.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Dr. c. c. Price is calling on Pine Bluff friends today. He is en route to Memphis to attend the Douglas Thompson wedding.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Mir. Joe Franklin was in the city last night. He was enr0ute to Lit. tie Rock from a visit to friends at Camden.
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Mrs. F. Bitter and baby thee Miss Ollie O'Keefel, of Galveston, Texas, Is the guest of friends in this city.
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Miss Hennie Blum is slowly i'm proving and will soon be able to be out.
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BORN-To Mir. and Mrs. k. Brad ley, at Jefferson Springs, Saturday June 10, 1899, a son.
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Elaborate preparations are being made for the Pine Bluff State Fair to be held in this city in October.
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Miss Cora Woodburn, of Fordyce, is in the city visiting her sister, Miss Mollie, on Lakeside.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Mrs. Harry Bum, who has been quite ill several days, is reported some better.
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Judge Wm. Harrison will make a legal business visit to SherriIl to- morrow.
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Mr. J. ". Bunch. of English, is in the city today
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Eat the best-"WAYE CREST. ,"
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Miss Lutie Dumas, of Dumas, is visiting friends in this city.
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BURNS THE TAILOR
 OVER BANK OF PINE BLUFF.

Delicious Ice Cream Soda cents at Bailey's b
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Eat the best-'WAvE CREST
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Mr. A. W. Mills is making a busi- ness visit to Camden today.
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Mr. H. k. Taylor. Of the Cotton Belt. Is in the city today.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Severe thunder storms tonight; rain; staiieEary temperature.
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fi.iN ]! ! AlS.

Eat tue best-eWAvE CREST
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-06-14

Delicious Ice Cream Soda 5 cents. at Bailey's.
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FOR SALE-Good horse and bug gy Address P. O. Box 242. 2l6
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FOR SALE-Good horse and pug gy Address P. O. Box 242. 2l6. Eat the best-"WAVE CREST"
 Delicious Ice Cream Soda cents, at B Bailey's. b Nlr. A. W Mills is making a busi- ness visit to Camden today. BURNS THE TAILOR
 OVER BANK OF PINE BLUFF. ---------=-----------. Delicious Ice Cream Soda cents at Bailey's b
 Miss Lutie Dumas, of Dumas. is visiting friends in this city.
 Eat the best-'sWAyB CREST 7
 Miss Hennie Blum is slowly im- proving and will soon be nble to be out.
 Judge Wm. Harrison will make 3 legal business visit to sherrill to- morrow.
 Eat the WAVE CREST" Mr. J. ". Bunch. of English, is in the city today
 Mrs Harry Bum, who has been quite i'll several days, is reported some better.
 BORN-To Mir. and Mrs. R. Brad ley, at Jefferson Springs, Saturday June 10, 1899, son.
 Miss Cora Woodburn, of Fordyee, Is in the city visiting her sister, Miss Mollie, on Lakeside.
 Elaborate preparations are being made for the Pine Bluff State Fair to be held in this city in October.
 Mrs. F. Bitter and baby thee Miss Ollie O'Keefel, of Galveston, Texas, is the guest of friends in this city. Mir. Joe Franklin was in the city last night. He was enroute to Lit tie Rock from a visit to 'ffriends" at Camden.
 Dr. c. c. Price is calling on Pine Bluff friends today. He is en route to Memphis to attend the Douglas Thompson wedding.
 The fire departments were called to West Second avenue Monday afternoon to extinguish a small blaze. Nc damage was done.
 Misses Carrie and Zilla Retan, af- ter a brief but pleasant visit with Miss Eva Davls, left this morniE 2 for their home in Little Rock.
 Rev, J. L. taldwel left Monday A0A AAtt AtS AAOCht u bb III dlAbHu0UEe at the Music Teachers Convention, which convened there Monday night. THINK about your health. Do not allow scrofula taints to develop in your blood. Take Hoods Sarsapa. rilla now and keep yourself WE'LL The EIks meet tonight and will complete arrangements for their trip to St. Louis Pine Bluff Lodge No. 149 will be represented at the big meet.
 ---------
 Miss Josie Dreyfus, the attrac tive daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Jim Drey- ius left this morning for Little Rock, where she will visit friends few weeks.
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Delicious Ice Cream Soda , cents, at B alley s. b
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Eat the best-"WAyE CREST.