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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15
A CHARGE AGAINST DAVIS.

NNE OF Phelan's weekly organs attacks Hon.
Horace Davis and charges that he teaches "a
Bible class" Whether Mr.. Davis chooses to
go fishing Sundays or teach Bible class is his per
sonal affair. The Call wishes to say, however that
while it feels spirit OF censorship Of the religious
the non-religious there many worse ways in
which a gentleman may spend Sunday than in teach
ing Bible class The Phelan push may see something
very wrong very amusing in it, and the Mayor
chances may be advanced by sneerng at it. but we
have never known any harm to society to come from
the intelligent instruction OF others in the
great moral and ethical precepts OF the Bible States
men, long chastened and instructed by public life
and by bearing the great burden represented by the
welfare and fate OF millions OF people, have uniformly
testified that civil government among men is freer
of error and society is less the victim of misery.
when and where the moral guidance OF the Bible is
most generally accepted This was the view of Glad
stone OF Bismarck and Theirs, and was the tes-
tmony OF Bonaparte in his fatal exile on St Helena
In this view agnostic philosophers concur Yet
the Phelan push seem to think that gentleman who
teaches a Bible class and thereby is disseminating
moralities so useful in civil government as well as in
personal conduct is thereby disqualified for the office
OF Mayor OF San Francisco!
To be Christian gentleman without being sec
Office and the enemies of Mr. Davis admit that such
is his character but the push" treat as dsquali-
fcationl
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living members to secure employment.
The dues are Sc year.
FAvORs-G. H, City. Favors to be
distributed by host or hostess at party
or reception may be anything, neat and
small, that the one vino is to distribute
them would think might be a pleasing
souvenir Of the occasion. There is no
limit to articles which one might choose.
Fancy cards, small bonbon boxes,
tiny cups Oriental ware, bows of ribbon
with the occasion of the souvenir lettered
in gold, and photographs of places have
been used as favors on such occasions.
FOR A BRIDE-Subscriber City. If
YOU desire to make a present to young
lady who is soon to become a bride it is
to be presumed that you intend to make
her a wedding present, and if you desire
her initial or monogram engraved on it
you should use the initial of the name
she will assume or have the monogram
made up Of the initials Of her prospective
husband for, say she is to marry John
Henry Smith, then the monogram should
be made up Of the initials of that name,
for she will become Mrs. John Henry
Smith.
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TO REBUILD.

btANs Ndl pOlS anu dll h4ll0S ~
furnishing, so as to enable them
TO REBUILD.
The present store, unable to cope
with the vast volume of increasing busi-
ness, will be greatly enlarged, 1t Will
be driven back sixty-eight feet tar
ther, right up from Mission down SlX-
teenth to Capp street, three stories high
with basement.
Now you may not understand how
this notice will interest you, but II you
come to reflect that we are standing on
the threshold OF the holiday season, ana
that more than 1906 dollars worth
OF all new Fall goods shall be sold at al
most any price to enable PATIO
STEMS to proceed with their improve
ments, you will realize how much 1t IS
to your advantage to be an early VS.
itor.
The mere mention of details of this
truly great occasion would simply be
annoyance, because there is such
thing as having too much business at
one time, and PATTOSlENS do not
want to create a sensation, for we know
there will be crush.
Hence it is we do not quote many
prices to-day on goods for fear that
prices such as there will be-about two
thirds or less than the regular prices
would cause a rush.
S12.oo EXTENSION TABLES. $500
The great crush mentioned above
will take place when 200 Extension
Tables, worth from $1,000 to $1,000,
spread themselves out before you at
two thirds actual cost. These dining
tables are in the way of the carpenters
and must be removed,
Over $50 Solid Oak and 8 foot
Tables, with handsomely carved legs, for
$1,000 and $I2.oo, and 10 and II foot
ers as low as $500.
Need it be said at all that the firms
recent immense import Of mattings
direct from Japan are standing IN the
way also?
give the splendid upholstery goods
made in their own shops to beautify the
homes of the people at half-prlce than
have them spoiled in the building
operations.
Nero fddled while Rome burned.
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CALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14-Henry Hip and
Robert Moore of San Francisco are at
the Holland. Leopold Klaw of San
Francisco is at the Hoffman. n. D. Lus-
tig of San Francisco is at the Imperial
Dr. William c. Voorsage of San Fran
cisco is at the Marlborough. Joseph K.
Lambert of Oakland is at the Cosmopoli-
tan. Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Andrews, A J.
Bell and w. P. Shaw, of San Francisco,
are at the Grenoble
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

EDITORIAL VARIATIONS.
a*~*~*~*~x~*&*~*A*~*1*~* ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BY JOHN McNAUGHT.

future, his hearers instantly raised shout
OF "Hooray for the Dewey Bibler'
The Bostonians are not wholly ridic-
ulous because they thought a Dewey
Bible had been put on the market. Such
vast multitude of articles bear the name
OF the admiral, it would be nothing sur
prising to hear of novelty in theology
labeled in that way. In fact, what ism
Dewey isn't fresh Here's a New York
story by way of illustration: During the
reception festival an enterprising Bowery
photographer hung out in front of his
studio" this fetching legend:
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]. ]. Tomkins Chicago horseman, and William
Taylor, colored got into an argument few days
ago, during the Of which Tomkns observed,
in the words Of the song Il don't like nigger, no.
how" The colored man promptly jabbed the end
of his umbrella into the Chicagoans eye, binding
him. Hereafter, also in the words OF a song, "All
coons will look alike" to Tomkins
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cALIFoRN1ANs IN WASHINGTON

II. c. Holiday, wife and daughter of
San Francisco are at the Arlington; Fred
eric Newcom of Oakland is at the st.
James; Richard A Paulsell of San Fran
cisco is at the Wellington.
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1t is worthy of note that with the dogs of war
howling in South Africa and the Philippines and
yelpng in several South American republics no one
has heard Peruvian bark
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Cal. glace fruit SOC per ID at rownsend.s.

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allens), $40 Mont
gomery street Telephone Main 1912.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Coluubla-"Hotel Topsy Turvy'
California 'NIaEda."
Orpheuu-V
Tivoi-'
Alcazar-"Jim the Penman."
Grand Opera House-"Girohe Giroha"
Chutes. Theater-VaudeyilIe
evening.
Olympia, Mason and Ellis sreets-specialties.
Comedy Theater (Bush Street-"Hans Huckeben."
Recreation Park-Basebal to-day.
Union Coursing Park-COursing to-day.
Central Park-Steepechase performances
Sherman-Clay Hal-Concert by K. Snkey,
Monday night.
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Former Mayor Ellert has resigned the manage
ment Of the garbage crematory. Another man will
have to superntend the burning OF the Ex-
aminers "bona-i circulation.
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II we are to have commercial museum in San
Francisco ought to get it started before the ex-
port exposition in Philadelphia ends and all the ex-
hibits there are scattered.
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ever moisture may blow across from the ocean and
cause it to fall in rain upon the valleys
The prospect is in every respect gratifying All
that we really need in this State is rain II we get
this year a rainfall sufficient not only to make a
seasons crop but to fill up the OF supply
which were nearly exhausted by the long droughts OF
the recent years can look forward with good as
surance of prosperity whatever may happen else
where. The big bubbles OF stock speculations IN
Wall street may break. but they will not inure us
War" says Andrew Carnegie, "war is I'm
human" Yes and it is also effective means OF
discovering any blowholes in armor- plate that
properly blinded Government inspectors have been
unable to see.
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SERIOUS
BUSINESS
II Is: "Mast Sell at Any
Price at ALL"
PATTOSIEN'S in A BAD FIX

Beginning tomorrow morning PAL
TOSIEN'S will close out their entire
stock of medium and high-grade furni-
ture, carpets and all kinds of house
furnishing, so as to enable them
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

HE Examiner is close mitator Of that style
OF newspaper called in England The Penny
4 Dreadful"
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS.
Sherman House; P. O. News Co.; Great Northern EseG
Fremont House Auditorium Hotel
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MRS. PHEBE HEARST-vi vi, Placer
vile, Cal. The address of Mrs. Phebe
Hearst is the Examiner building. Letters
addressed there will reach her. She has
home on Bushnell avenue, Berkeley,
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE,
PERRY LUKENS LR.................20 Tribune Buildn
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living members to secure employment.
The dues are Sc a year.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS.
. Waldorf Astoria Hotel; A. Brentano. Unioa sQuaFs
AotA
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT,
6, c. CARLTON. Herald Squsr
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WASHINGTON ID. c. OFFICE .WelIIn aton Hote
]. I. ENGLISH, Correspondent.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

c. GEORGE KROGNEsS.
Manager Foreign Advertising, Marquette Building,
Chica9o
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28

ing of gold. which. It alleges, prevails amongst the retail dealers In the klondlke metropolis. It claims th the purchaser will lose On an average sI out of every Ss. spent at Dawson's retail stores on account of this pemleious custom alone. The News accuses the merchants with purpose lv loading their weights for the sole pur- pose of cheating the public. lt estimates that h one year Dawson mine owners and wage earnes lost sI 900, 900 to the avarl- elousness of the small trader by this pro- cess alone. The News remedy Is an otfi' clal sealer of weights and measures, whose duty lt should be to officially test and stamp all the weights In use and to prevent the use of any not so tested and stamped.
 This complaint Is one that has been many times told of the Klondlke eapl al, and the wonder is that it had not long ago been a subject for official inquiry. The Canadian authorities stop other swlndllng "sure thing" games promptly, and if the truth Is told by the News, and It Is yeri- fed by Dawson people generally, there has been more money taken from the producer by this method many times over than by all other swlndleS combined. The News will have the good wishes of all good elt- lzens of the northwest In Its efforts.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
SON wEATHEH.

The thermometer reached 70 below zer> at Dawson Tuesday and l2 yesterday. lt Is to be hoped that this will satisfy those who have been praying for cold weather there. The DlwSon News of the Ist claimed that the November weather was ''tOo warm for comfort" and it was teal ful for the health 4 the community if lt did not get colder. It Is evident. however, that there Is something in the standpoint from which one views the subject of weather. For instance, he following from the Dawson parer quoted, would indicate that a DawSonite's Idea of "toO warm for eomtort" might not agree with the opin- Ions of a resident of Florida or Southern California. The News says:
 "The days have always been wlrm- that Is, an average of 10 above-whieh Is considered too warm for comfort in this eountrv. Whatever may be taking place In nature, the fact remains that this November weather on the Yukon Is unprecedented and that little more snappv and SeaSonably cold weather would be not only more acceptable but de- eidedIv more hellthy."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
BOARDING SCHOOL
n You nehn to Sena Your Son or Daughter From nome to
 School
V AsHON COLLEGE
hCulI pe Considered BecauseI, Is the NearO st
 w,n Equipped school.

It is for both seres; It is non-sectarian and has a faculty of fourteen men and women who live at the college and give all their time to the students. It offers classes in all studies of preparatory and college grades. It is under strict MILITARY DISCIPLINE. It is a,oay ti m Ge eity. The location is on the wat riront between Seattle and Tacoma beautiful and healthful. To- tai expel je for tuition, board, room, light and heat for one year is ss00. Cata- logIe at C is office gives full information. Can be consulted or one will be sent to you by addressing President 4. c. Jones Ph. D., Burton, Washington
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
AWAKENING of THE LION.

In her twelve centuries of history Great Britain has fought more battles and won more victories than any other nation Of the present or past. She has contributed ott- cers and men to nearly every great armed contest where principle was at stake. She was largely the cause of the undoing oi Rome and she wreSted from Spain her proud title as mistress of the seas. Three times she hurled the French from the pin nacle of national glory. Yet never in all this military history has England put such an army in the field as Is contemplated by the late orders of her ministry in council.
 t Is plain that the British realize that amongst European powers England has nothing but enemies. The Russian bear has for many generations been possessed with hungry longing for India and port on the Mediterranean. French inter ssts in Africa conflict with those of Great Britain, and France Is a tradition d enemy Of the English. h spite of the aSeendeney of Won Buelow in Germany, it is we'll known that there Is not an amiaole feel Ing on the part of Germans flr the Eng fish, while they claim kinshlp for the Beers. It would take but little to cause Holland to cast her fortunes with those oi her race in South Africa. These are the conditions that have caused the alarm throughout the United Kingdom over Brit lsh feverSes at the hands of the Afrikan' ders, and thev are responsible for the tremendous army of a half million men which Grea: Britain will have fully equip ped In few weeks.
 England has a two-foli object in view. R Is deSire1 to have her men ready for ae- tion In case one or more of the nations of Europe should sec it to take advantage ot Great Britaln's predieament to settle some real or imaginary grievance with her; and lt Is also intended as an object lesson. The world Is to be shown that lt vas not on account of any financial weakness that Butler was fum shed an army entirely in men in the field within few weeks ready to act with her wonderful navy, the tenn tItlon for ambitious continental statesmen 10 achieve fame through defeating Great Britain will not 1e so alluring as it other wise would be.
 ThoSe peOple who profess to believe that EnSliShmen are losing their heads over the South African situation should look deeper into the situation. The British do not propose to be caught mapping. The lion is simply awakening, and giving an exhibition performance to show his great latent strength.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
ros sALE.

One-half lot on Fifth ave. near Main. One Remington Typewriter. This office.
 Furniture of a five room house complete, as good as new, at a bargain. Cor. Broad way and 7th ave, white cottage, open for Inspection from 10 to 2 ?. m. I22f U
 Wood or coal for, sale h large or small quantities. Leave orders at Burkhard's store. Prompt delivery. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28

Q Bakers holiday emporium opposite Are- tic Brotherhood building, Broadway. Til Dee. 3I. is 10 2w
 Fine toilet sets cannot be equalled out side of Bakers. I2 I6 7w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
Lost.

Large, straight hair, black dog; large head. short nose, short. partly bob tall; answering to name of Mike" Leave at Mondamln hotel and receive sio reward.
 Iz 26 2t
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28

Keep vour house warm by banking up the ostslde with sand or manure. We de liver the material-AlaSl<a Transfer Go. Office with Nugget Express and Go. If.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
cI ISSJryrn -,,DyFRrfyeMgNrs

.fsvgtiseanh HsSsr its bsaS ef "For Rsnf." "Fs' Sale" or "jYasisd." fwo essfS p Uorf Jo' arsi fH- ssro.. o.s ssaf pr u0's Jor ssss iassqusaf inssr- fies. UsSer ksaS ''Siisaiioai WsufsS," ens esHf psr sporS. No sSVoiissmsnf fsAsa JoT lea fAa" fussty,fv ssHiI,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
A GUARANTEES.

The Daily Alaskan hereby guar antses 10. advertisers . bona hde circulation DOUBLE that ef any other paper Pnsii.hed in Alaska Aaverti.ing csntraet. VIII DC made .u bjeet to this narantee.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
FoR RENT.
Guitar Lessons

Given by Mrs. Nellie White, room 6,
 Frye.B Bruhn building, sth avenue. I2 22 7w
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
WANTED.

A man and wife first class hotel people would like to have charge of hotel or boarding house. Address, s. B, Snow, ALASKAN office. u
 First class cook wants position out of town. Address, R. James, this office, f
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
REWARD.

The publisher of the DAILY ALASKAN will pay ten dollars reward for the arrest and conviction Of anyone for stealing copy. or coples, of thls paper from the premises of subscribers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
DAwsoN,s swiNDLEss.

The Dawson News has commenced a crusade against the custom of overweight
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-12-28
paiiy weather nsperi.

For the 14 houis ending yesterday sp.m; maximum tempratcre. IS; minimum 0 Run fall 600 inch.
 J. T. JAYNE,
 u. :. Vol Weather Observer.
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TAKEN BACK,

Frank Black well, the negro abduc- tor, who was captured in this city several weeks ago by Officer Culpep- per, was taken to Gainesville, Ga. last night, where he has been want edfor two years. Black we'll confess ed his crime when captured, but lat CT denied it and secured an attorney, Gen. H. K. White, to defend him. Ills counsel secured a writ of habeas corpus and much trouble was caused the Gainesville authorities before they succeeded in getting possession of their nan. An attorney, a negro who knew Black well, the sheriff and a depnty sheriff were sent here to get Black well.
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NICE PRESENT.

This morn ing Capt. Mat Downs the we'll known river man, gave as a present to Capt. Bob Rice, the fam ous turfman, of Warner, five fine full blooded hounds. They are of the finest stock and were raised and trained by Capt. Owns after two years hard work. Capt. Bob is to- day one of the happiest of men and being very fond of sport will take take his new thoroughbreds for a six weeks hunt on the prairie at a near future date,
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REVIVAL MEETING

Dr. Wm. LeftNfeh, of Nashville, Tepn., opened weeks revival ser- vices at the Main street Methodist church Monday night. 4 large crowd was in attendance and sever al conventions were made. Dr.. Lefs -'eh is brilliant and forceful
 Ire. uG he will doubtless suc- ce .u -erting a large number befor- = finishes his good work in this city. The meetings viii cor- tlnue throughout the week beginning at l6 a. m. and D. m. each day. The evening services will be preceded by song service at 7.30 o'clock.
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Example is Better Than Precept

Example is Better Than Precept.
 Those sententious proverbs, or old saws, which are used as prefxes to all of the Hood Sarsaparilla advertising in thousands of papers throughout the country, are evidence of new and original style of display advertising both pleasing and effective. The Hood firm is to be congratulated on so cleYerly adapting such wisdom as has filtered down through centuries Another charming thing about this Hood advertising in the unique tpye they are using.
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 REMOVAL.

On May 8th, Monday, ". R. Brim ingham- will remove his large and select stock of buggies. carriages, & etc. to Main Street (next to Me Cain Grocery Col where everyone in Pine Bluff and vicinity is invited to call and inspect the celebrated new Timken buggy, with rubber tires and roller bearing axle. which requires no oiling, of latest design and finest finish, and the lightest Giraught buggy ever made-just received.
 ". R. BIRMINGHAM,
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MEET ToNIcHT.

The citizens of Pine Bluff will meet tonight with the members of the Commercial League and Business Mems Exchange at the court house to consider the proposition of Lamb X Co.,, of Freeport, III. The meeting will be called to order promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
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Realizing the necessity of a public carriage, Will Riley has placed 8 handsome one at Hotel Trulock, where it will be found in waiting at all hours. Any part of the city for 9 cents.
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City Treasurer Hugh F. .Westbrook returned Monday from Cairo, where he went to view the 12-inch guns on the gunboat Nashville, Hugh said he had a regular Pie Bluff State Fair time.
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Capitol Commissioner Cha, les Gordon Newman leaves in a few days to attend the first meeting of the Commission in Little Rock. A secretary will be elected and other important business transacted
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The regular meeting of the Foreign and Home Missionary Societies was held at the MaiI. Street Methodist church Monday afternoon. The reg ular routine of business was trans acted.
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Drs. J. P. Runyan. J W. Scales. A. W. Troupe, k. c. Thompson and W. H. .Blankenship of heJefferson Goun- ty Medical Society, leave this after noon for Little Rock. where they will attend the annual convention oi the State Medical Society, which conyenes in that city Thursday.
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A couple of fights occurred in this city Monday night. One was be- tween two young boys, and from what S Q can learn. we understand, one of the participants acted dis gracefully and his victory is nothing to his credit.
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FOR sALE-Two good delivery wagons for sale cheap For further information apply at the Graphic's business office. d
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Several disturbers of the peace, bicYclists without lights and bells and several who were caught riding on sidewalks, were fined this morn ing in the police court.
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Bud Honey. who lives on the sul phur Springs road, has taken up a biz red muley COW with a young calf. Two dogs were following them. Owner can have same by calling at this office and paying for this ad.
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Mir. John o'Connell. former Pine Bluff citizen, but now an enterpris- ing merchant at Houston. Tex, is a visitor in the city.
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Messrs. R. L. Bishop, of Sheridan. T. L. Daniel. of Kingsland, and s, K. McNutt. of Philadelphia, are Pine Bluff visitors today
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr. c. W. Gates, of Fordyce, is at the Truloek today.
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The ladies of Trinity Episcopal church will serve ice cream and straw berries at the residence of Mrs. E. Lee Bell on West Barraque street Tuesday from 4 to 10 D. m. Admis- sion 9 cents. lS6.
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Dr. Frank Yinsonhaler, of Little Rock. President of the State Medical Society, arrived in the city last night fu response to call to come to this city and attend Mir. NJ. Cans. who is dangerously ill at his home oa West Fifth avenue His illness is the result of an operation which was performed nn his eye recently. It is feared that Mr. Cans will lose the sight of one of his eyes.
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A marriage license was Issued to- day to Mir. Walter Peacock and Miss Zudie Woods Both parties are residents of Double Wells, Ark.
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Mir. R. L. Tamblyn, a big cattle man of Kansas City, was in our midst yesterday.