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welcomed by all. He is considered
one of the brainiest educators In the
state.
From the large attendance at the
Methodist church last night, it is
apparent that the public is taking a
great interest in the proceedings of
the meeting.
The catalogues issued ~ Maddox
Seminary OF Little Rock are beauties.
They are in demand, the teachers
capturing them as one of the souve.
Mrs Of the Pins Bluff meeting.
Miss Mary f. Thompson is attend
ing the State Teachers Association
meeting at Pine Bluff. She is secre-
tary of the Peabody alumni Society.
which meets here this week
boro Sun.
Prof j. ". Sails, OF GAINESVILLE.
who is principal Of the public school
there, Is also county examiner Of
Johnson county. He receives the
glad hand from all bis fellow
teachers.
Among the prominent educators
in the city is superintendent ]. L
Holloway, OF Fort smith readily
distinguished by virtue Of his hand
some features and "Pompadour9
Jim Corbett hair cut.
Mr.. [. P. Murray, of the American
Book Company, y it'll headquarters
at Little Roc. is an enthusiastic
delegate at the meeting. He, s. his
friends tell Us, is also one OF those
timid ladies men.
Col Copeland is no stranger here.
He is general favorfte with our
people and the Association should
shake hands with itself upon s6cuF-
ing him for numbers On taeprogram.
He is an entertainer Il the highest
type.
Misses Nell Sfarman and Ruth
Young two most pleasant aHa
bright souug ladies from Magnolia.
are here attending the meeting ana
at the same time being Hospitality
tertained by friends.
Have you got smallpox" asked
one delegateef another. No indeed,
why ~ responded the astobished tn-
struetor well, see you have Oh
a yellow fl 81, aud after walking up
to his friend the near-stghted dele +.
gate learned that it was only
badgc-a teachers badge
You say Pine Bluff isn't warm
member Just now" remarked a
prominent attorney to Little Roes
delegate. "WAy look, the rhermom.
eter registers 80 in the shade, politics f
is at fever heat aud the teachers
meeting is perepiring freely oh we
are real warm members.
Pine Bluff is entertaining large
number of teachers who are IN at
tendance upon the fhirty-third an
nuaI session Of the State Teachers
Association The well known hos
pitality OF that h3urishing city will
be extended to all visitors and We
bespeak Tor them u profitable session.
Little Rock Democrat.
Mr.. John A. Ewton, the genial
travelling representative for the 3. f.
johnson Publishing Company, is ON
hand with a big init" and a big
badge. He takes an active part
in receiving the guests and knows all F
Of them. Mr.. EWton is most ex-
cellent gentleman and fine aequisi-
ton to the entertainments committee.
Prof. Ernest T. Bynum. Of the
State diversity, arrived this morn
ing from Pine BLUM, where he deliv-
cred the response to the address 6f
welcome at the State Teachers As
sociatiou last night. On July he
and the following party Of young
men. members of his GarmaH class
will leave for tour Of Z rope: Ell
lott Berry, of Bentonvllle, son af
Senator as. H. Berry Chas. Trip
lett. Of Pine Buff; Robt 1, HUE, of
Arkadelphia. they will make tour
of Germany, Austria. Italy and +
France, ana return home by the
Paris Exposition ia time for the re-
opening of school in the fall.-Ar-
kansas Democrat.
Profs. H. A. Nichols Of Ozark, and
L. A. Brennan, of Little Rock. were
giving their friend. Kuykendal the
'horselaugho at the Trnloek Thurs.