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The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20
\ Merry Christmas To alI-

-N -'tilA 1IlTlSlIl mas To all.
 We wish you d very Merry Merry Christmas.
 Jesse Moore Whistles are absolutely pure aHd none are superior for family use. See r. C. Foi6re. Jr... X Com pany ~7tc agents
 F WORE want te make y3ar chickens lay #lre eggs. feed them some fl that tfeeu-eat bone from e Brlen'~ Meat NaIset Phone g1.
 There was slight snow storm here Tuesday about noon. accompanied by ram and the streets were covered with mud aud stush
 Quincy Adams S4ntaf H..I he presented at the apel9 house on Iauu- ar} 23th. lt i~ teieaH "I y,HMr F.ay ai New England fife
 Nr and Nrs Walker ~ralarn were visiting friends. shopping and taking IT. the sights d couple ot dal7 the irs; of the week. in Memphis
 Mfs Ed Berry, Of Madison. was shopping and visiting in town yester- day. She gave us pleasant call and has our thanks for favors.
 Don't forget that for 35 Mallory X F0gg will put Faa ap gallon of the best whisky Y0u ever carried home for the same amount of money.
 Let Us send you d sack Of Elect four and if il isn't the best flour you ever had in your kitchen, phone us to take Il away. l.. F. R0lIWage X Co.
 Cashier ay Hawkins, of Haynes. Was genial and handsome visitor in the city Monday Oh business and mingIing with numerous friends
 Yes, Mallory X Fagg have il. that lN the best WhiSke} in town Don't lake our word for it. Come and try lt, and he convinced for yourself
 Nh aad Ms k. F. kimbr5Vgh. of lielena. were lu the city Monday for a short while. he going ID Memphis and Nfs Marlborough te taIt'e Rock
 HfH tha eelhrte1 John tl0T6ius I3e Whisky VEH.=zs ~er{rd ayertHc taas aH#1l e4se za.a@. exclusively N5 A= e4#iH~ Then suaaa bester
 Nf~. D {. Webb Ha Ni>~e9 e;azfa.a MerAM aH4 GaalezH ftHtaH spent Tuesday H. Memphis shopping. 1Isit= Iu1 tucHde fft fa ~et ~dtftd Gfdl.~
 NJ. J. \ WH.tleHtaH If Franks toNnotlP. Ha, ia town ou business. bafln2 st hri-tHa~ tricks. and shak- lng hands Hlth tfiend~ Wednesday,
 Ne afe closing out our line If La dles' pressing >acqae9 and I.eng and short hiuouas. al half regular price. HS5cIi-t'rdt ldersQH Company.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20

\ Merry Christmas To all.
 We wish you Il very Merry Merry Christmas.
 Sa that every child may have doll and shoes for Christmas. wc wit give d pretty doll with every pair of shoes purchased in our store FuS~eH-tita- ham-AlderSon Company.
 Miss Blanche Pope returned >atur- day from Narianna where She had been on visit ut several days tO rCll- tives and friends. and was a guest of NIT and Mrs Mart lIiH.
 We have just received a large stock oi mems underwear iu wool ilanhrh mcrcerlked and fleeced. which We are offering at NeU close prices. Russell Gr1tam=A.drfsea Company.
 2idokeu Comforts Hst received and to be S0id guicky dl special prices for the holiday trade 1Ig5to >3.au. Every eue hars1H#9f tHc price asked. Eu>- >e,l-srraHam-A Ider~on Company.
 The John Hopkins Rye Whisky k known and used for it's mellowness and fine quality. No headache f0i- lows it's use Sold only ny N Collins at the White Elephant Saloon Try it.
 The Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company will issue Il new telephone list about January lst, which will show a very satisfactory increase III the number of subscribers.
 The Rev. Francis \. Cullen. rector of St Andrews Episcopal Church, at Nariauua, and his wife and son were gueSs 5 es Eef. Mf MaBieY and family at the Episcopal rectory over Tuesday
 cur senior extends thanks to Mrs II c. Stareher, of Nidener, for a Xmas gift in advance of old Santa. lr K pair of cutts made ul the finest wo6f and comfortable beyond eN- precision.
 Ht M3,5 i speciality ai otd 4an- uiesee Nii~kN. It is mellow With age, and .patH~ ta ueHiatHe IE. it aHd be convinced lt ist.c 5r-f whisky #a tHt ta.E G fa.hre ar.- r.-&teHf#H.
 aaUa-f HrGrrt ad -t fa@H#a aHaH#e=#H Heas laiie5dIe,s ~EIH~ #uds..45f 1fiyet Uf f.Sze ffFaa3a- X ter~au Company lHey range lu arIea traH up#fu +t4e+ AHd every gdfHeEt $ | lIfgaiH b#at tatf to -eetheM before buying
 Mis- Minnie =Hafd s Little Rock. EHraIug Clgfk al tte Lower House of the late session of the ieu- etai Assembly If Arkau~as, k ~pend- ing a few days in the home al=Alr and Mrs. J E. Terry, ahd k guest of theu'cGarming sister. Mis- Maggie, who Wa pastmistres~ Il the same time.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20

Mrs. | ti= Nctrsuy and sister Mis- Bertie paMueL lel1 "Wednesday tor St Louis. BiggeIN. and other points where they Wia spend the holidays.
 l. Moore t- selling 6r~t-ela~, gum lumber al ela per NJ and drst-eIa~s oak at sl2 Secald-e|ase much cheaper Address Felre>t CitEar Beck switch
 l-ha4e all uieto-datc lme If ieWeiry and watches and Will be proud ta see ye6 at any time Gan save Aoa maueA. I.G. Slaughter Je8eler aud0ptieia4.
 Capt and Nr~. T. C. MerHin and manly little son Frank, spent Thurs day If last week in Memphis on busi- ness, visiting. and to see santa Claus.
 William Newton the sweet little san If Mrs. l.anderS has been quite sick for | week We sincerely hope the little fellow will be well again real soou.
 Russell Graham Alderson Company have tust received brand new line of Ladies Skirts S5 to 3l0 values. Be sure To see them before buying else WEere.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Myers and child rel Leila and Leonard, left Sunday for Coriuth. Miss sSippi where they will spend the holidays with relatives and friends.
 Fhe management eftAe Bee6er k Lewis opera house have been offering q line of Ei4H grade attractions this l.. #E.If -l.f 3- e3er been lefe
 A s0eIf NeeGGe ii tHe aHu ar shades rau and areea HAeeE easI Ilt q >eHaHatc 64.<.s ..= fl4tr l Nuas are-Int5 EUe#a8
 UraIJu-taier5an e..
 Ma lae- -Ea-=e.aa s..tHzae HHt-.Ha up 5ua a.HHf baud 4t =f5tHn f# ateH. erflHzlH H' prints. atst Her lad
 AlH. tae Iat.ar. =at c44al H town NeaursaaE h#-4le aHa HiH1 aIt6 Hieaaz He a= employed with Mn x E Ifau I next seat at NeIWe..
 Nla,t0 otis lIaFri,aI..a NeHHt came atect Thursday melt#af Iast week to snend tHe holidays With 65s uarIt. Nf H. E. Nebett aj IaMi. l.. lle is E handsome yauug tJI#H aHa tHe aif.- 8ee talking ahaet those Pret- ty car.-
 IfAo. want a Gap oryoufsei ar any member If }#ar faml4A. h9Ae iust Hl1t Yu4 are looking for. Come iu and >ee the maSt Gaps Yau exer ~dH
 ali sizes. shape, and kiudS aft ta6~5 at any price Russell Graham-A der 1 son Company
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20
\ Merry Christmas To all.

-A +ltil y ' Ill INillIdS lO Il ill.,
 We wish yoa a very Merry. Merry Christmas
 NJ Lem Banks, If Memphis. was iH the eifR aud reg stered the Marion saturday
 Hon < N E'afack. of c6lt. Uas mthl.iHs With friends n town 3d~t lfiaat=ait >at#fiat
 For sewer piPe ani Fittings also V cit IIlin4, sle <. ?. Me. DanIei. the Plumber
 Nr Emory sweet. of Wideucr wa q handsome and genial business ti-- iteT iH tHetitH Saturday.
 Ab N. E. Nelson af Mariana. N9s handsome aud genial social s= itaf in the city ever sunday
 Madam Rnmar ,ay, there is to be another marriage HtoWH very short ly. perhaps two Guess Wha1
 our line of Wall Pockets tlIis year s larger and prettier than ever. Ask to see them at the Newsstand.
 John Hopkins R4e cannot be ex- celIed Sold in Forrest City only b4 NJ. Collins. Ithas no superior.
 Green-cut bone makes the chickens fat and lay. Try it, and buy il al O3Brien's meat market Phone 9l.
 Nr N. \. Washington. of Colt, k in town to-day buying "Ghrisunas Tricks. and mingIing with friends.
 We have all kinds 0f shoes for all kinds of feet - cases just received. Eassell=tfaham=AIderNan Company.
 Rev r. H. lleusley wiH preach at the Baptist church u.At sunday moIF ing and evening at Iha usual hours.
 NIrs. r. F. DyaI and Mis- Matte bYai. of Gaod@iu were in the city "Wednesday. a#biHE tag santa Claus.
 Don't he scla~h il you are satisfied that 0id NoImer WHi~kcl i, tue best teH your friends .EC EU.aFe, 5r.. X Co. sell it.
 The THeSpiaH- Jf ttjS=citY are read Iug a=heW plt4 WHteIe tHef Aupe t4 produce at 1le opera house ln the Hear future
 Nr. sam Hal af HideHer. was d handsome aud genial visitor in town sunday. llc came over With the we'd ding part
 There are eothers. and We wchayethem. hut none equal tu old Yanni>eee. once tried. always used. re Falhre Jr. X Company.
 The Weathor Was very disagreeabie Tuesday. accompanied by rain and snow and greatly interfered with the holiday shoppers
 FusselI-Graham-Alderson Company have on sale I beautiful line Of sus- penders in individual boxes, suitable for Christmas presents They art very. very pretty and good Price DOC, DC and 3I0o
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20
Holiday Offerings. SEE MY LINE OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

IFS I.adieS. Jackets. 33=iucles long. handsomely trim IT ed, wofth-SI.5 oa. value guaranteed. SpeeiaI IIaliday Price N7.5O G5 of another lot. Name de>cfip- tiotf worth &l2eu special Ifai- da4 Price >G 95 75 =stiH another I6f. same dv- ~l.4.il.ti4n alrth Hp t0 S9QA
 ~Pee.la IIeslaa4 l'rI.sz- ~I95 l.d1irc9 tHd1eHetfcs only a few Ictt. wort d.up -tl ,l0. >ueeial Hold i'IH.e ~,} 95 Men E34H8Hd DHofe83}4. worth @le. ~paeIDIia.l Price vi 95
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20
. Merry Christmas to alI

\ NtIIA ' III ISN iA4tA' u A4l-
 Elect Flour L. F. Eellwage X Co.
 Takeyoar pearls to Mrs WarehaFsky.
 NIT. E. M Nimocks spent sunday in kemptis
 We@I>a#yoa very Merry Merry Christmas.
 Insure vn poper'NWIth T4tlors SHitH# A=Ea.
 HrH p4eey 4s- a=4i~atat ta=tl=e
 8H 6lfs Nendal
 NI-A Bird. ai Aacaa3. 8t~ zH4f= iag Ia tJ8u "Wednesday
 Ht5 5o.e= Flour may 6e Lad a5A af
 l. hrhy. Phone i,t
 Nr Frisk Wolfe. ol Colt. vas Ia oaH 5H business Wedne-ta4
 Niss Jimmie Lanaer~ went to Mem bAi> Monday To see santa Claus
 NrZN F. simmons @of Colt. MS lh town on business Wednesday
 When you want fresh groceries and kant em qulck.phone Kirby No. ls4
 Misses Tommie and Pear Davis spent Monday shopping in tbe Eu3 Nr~ Vital >nowden. k charming |saesaay at ]. (. Slaughtefs je~elrY |stare. Leave or phone your order for Fresh Oysters at O'Erien's Meat Market Phone 9l.
 Senator and Mrs. F. W. peRositt. aaa Miss oua Watts spent Tuesday in Memphis
 The best in town# Old l-anuissec ai the Magnolia. T C FoIbre, Jr X 
 Ask to see oar pretty iue of calcu- dars and Christmas card, at l6e Newsstand.
 Mrs. T. (. Folbre. h. spout Tues da4 ln Memphis. shopping and Aj>it- it2 friends
 Hf John HhitteutoH. el Franks Township, Was in town ou business. Wednesday
 H t#7 tNtti sfiilAtt NtiHI ii# VI t#H tffHIA Iasl night to visit relatives and friends .aHd hopping
 but forget thai M have Iot, of .aalr Rriate things tor santa Claus aU .t5t Newsstand.
 Nf J. i, Hughes, Jr., of Haynes. Ea~ 5 handsome and genia, visitor iu town a>t Friday
 Miss irgie Folsom of Brinkiy. Was H He@u Tuesday night, q guest of MiN~= =Lucile Crews.
 received barrel of fine New s&uer kraut at O.Brieu'o meat ma oet. Phone 9l.
 Comforts from $L25 to S3.50, and eacp oHe specially priced for a holiday oarg4ln, Keep your feet warm and you head cool Fussell-Graham-AI- atf~an Company.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20

Nr John ! Barron. of Bansby, was tn he city several days the latter part ot last aud tHe first of this week, on business. and mingling with his uu- Weraue friends He gaHe=ns T pleas. aut ra. and ha~ aar thanks for sub stautia. taer9
 NAo#e.E ss94t a=arMb 0Hy aot get ftzu a=~t#H6 'aHue F. ee4t- no more th@atlg GaT Gind old Nanuisser fs inc Gest aGdis served iu aff7. ~ttfr by courteous and geHtiemauN sales men h4 F C. Eathfc. tr. X Company at ehe Magnolia saloon
 Nr Band Nichols who ts attending college II SeHauee, Tennessee. arrived at home "Wednesday morning to spend hi> vacation Bard las grown up con- siderable and ie quite Il mature young man He is looking ani feeling fine. has been very successful ia his studies aud k glad te be II heme for awhile 10 rest and enjoy the soeietYuf his papa, sister, grandma and other relatives and lots of friends during the holidays.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s1sas,s's psass sns of &sHzZ1zu<

Mr. Jim Wallace of Iletb VI, in leNn en business dHd miueHue NitH friends l tuesday,. He reports business in his liHeXerY duil au account -ai the mills shutting down. and thinks af rc- thing
 Mrs W r sanders, who has been sovery i'll for several weeks. Was able To sit ap little Tuesday fer the 6r~r time Tins k good news to her large circleof friends, and We trust she will soon be entirely recovered
 Caps We have caps for every body : All kinds of Caps Men'~. ChiIdfen,. Misses and Boys Caps. in al shapes. sizes and C9lOre. Don't miss our line if you are looking for Caps FuSoelt- t'raham-Alderson Company
 Capt.J l. Richards Wa circulating among his numerous friends NeStef- day. He las rented part of his place to Mir. Ed Lewis. of the Iuttleton neighbOrhood WUa NH make crop there neXt wear
 want to do your watei and PNeH " work and your eye W5rF cIa Lest your eyes and give ta8 Iue-aae work Eau c1n get in NeuFt i~ -f dHF where else for les HeueE C. >#3Hetfter Je"elef and t4tiaitH
 9sl7e 6asls at Fa-e#tsaf .az .E=au eauHauA=s HlHH4sr.I saast te.ef ef1aa#et hei~'H8~ et-.it t.t auE
 They haNe a# 5t aai 8
 5"f9 within react aEd lHe the inc If Naa
 kea mis- ttEi~=aHa HtaHtt.
 Hrrl or i tcA sa# l.ta i6a .a.L.1 asr Thanks t-.at aGi pastry VIII he We73 e8 fnsFlHa taE i- 89ed pHu Island Iet o6nHs9a 0p sack V F Kirby
 Nr and Nr9. 4. a NIee.er I Benton. Were the rIfE ~4tafiaE 3Hd rgi~ttredat the Marion Nf Wheeler i- interested in ttp slave business @ith Nr Ted Norton at Benton and tIlet tfe doing | tefa ttee a=9ine-7.
 Dr. ] R. BLACK 5 MAGNETIC EYE WATER is painless. harmless. contains no poison, and will cure any case of sore eyes in the world. For sale and guaranteed by all drug gists. Manufactured bys l. BLACK MEDICINE CO KEN NETT. Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20

Mrs. Pauline Hudson. of Little Rock. k spending few days in the city on business and visiting her reia- lives and many friends Shc k q de- Iightfa guest iH the home of her brother Nf. l. W Mallory and family
 last reeyizca at HaIaa X Fnee -. frlm tHe bonded Nafelaasc iu ken tasEs. fea I5,ef- aE ffaf fin. oid Trenton NH5zl4 IT i~aiYeu mp by aIH ~HG8ul iHHeIl##Ht Peapet be t-e#seaa Hr~f #"HH-kFe'eF bf##al sa E#rfa~' #IF.
 Ia M4tbef column may he ~esu d handsome vd5spayed announcement fr nj VI C.( Fay Hr. an cHtetpfIe- ing and prasporado merchant ot eal- eetiuo iir#e #earrie~ | ~rleudfi stock of goods aud ie offering special h7d- day inducements Read Mr HayI9r's ad. give him q cali and let him con vince yau tAat t will be to- Aour ill., tcrest f9rfade with him Mention this paper
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20

Mr linn Wallace of Hetb Wa> in ie"n en business and miuetiue HitH friends Tuesday He reports husinc9s i'll his line very dull on account af the mills sLuttlng doNu.aud thinks If re. thing.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20

Nr and Nr9 4. a Wheeler. ' Benton We're tierlfE ~4tauiat 3Ht registered n the Marion Nf WheeIe i- interested iu tHD -f4Ta haSiue, @lth Ar Ted Norton ae Benton am tdet afe doing fefs Itee aasiae.a.
The Forrest City times., 1907-12-20

n NtTI ' ' TIT IVV 4t'' V' 'II'
 Elect ur-L. +. Eollwage X Co. Take your pearls to Mrs. Warshagsky. MT E. M. Nimocks spent sunday in
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dine with the Commercial Club. Leaving
St Paul on the l4th, he will arrive at
Sioux Falls, s. D., on the 18th, and If he
has time will visit Fort Keogh in the after
noon Lack of time will prevent the Sec
rotary from accepting the invitation of some
OF the White Earth Indians to attend their
grand powwow, June II. He will, how
ever, make a careful inspection of the con-
diton OF the Ute Indians. who are now
auartered at Fort Meade, S, D., June 10.
These Indians have been cared for by the
War Department ever since they left their
reservation in Utah. and 1t is now desired
that the Indian bureau again assume charge
Of them. 1t will be for Secretary Taft to
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SECRETARY TAFT's TRIP.
Itinerary Of His Coming Western
Tour Arranged.

Details of the approaching western trip
Of Secretary Taft are being worked out and
lows:
The Secretary will feave Washington over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, 1890 q. m,
May %. for st. Louis. where ne will deliver
an address May 80 before the National
Millers' Association. He will return direct
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ly to Washington from st. Louis June 1.
Iune q the Secretary will leave Washing

June the Secretary VIII leave Washlng-
ton again for Milwaukee, where he is to
deliver an address on the evening of June
10 before the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association. June IL he will be at Daven-
port, Iowa, where he will visit the Rock
Islano arsenal and be the dinner guest Of
the Tri-City Press Club. June II he will
be in Iowa City, where he speaks at the
Iowa University He will proceed from
that place to Minneapolis, where he de-
livers a speech at the Minnesota University
June 13. June IA the Secretary will pro-
coed to st. Paul, visit Fort Smelling and
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COLUMBIA TRANSFER co. NOW LOCATED AT
905 NEW YORK AVE.
Padded vans, 81 load; 2 horse wagon, 50 load.
Movins-Paeking-S hipping-Storsge.
nho-u,d
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NOTICE To HOLDERS OF OUTSTANDING
BONDS OF TIE CAPITAL TRACTION CON-
PASY, ID. q.

NOTICE To HOLDERS OF OUTSTANDING
BONDS OF THE CAPITAL TRACTION CON-
PASY, ID. q.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders OF the
outstanding bonds of the Capital Traction Com
Iany. amounting in their face value to mil
lion and eighty thousand collars ($l ESQ o0o), of
total iFsue OF one million Eve hundred thousand
dollars Isl 500. oO0i, issued April 2 1900 pay
able twenty years after date. with interest
thereon ut four per cenIum per annum, payable
semi annually. and secured by deed of trust upon
the roads, franchises and certain other property
OF the said company to the National Safe De
post, Savings and Trust Company of the Dis
trirt of Columbia. trustee: that the said The
Captal Traction Company hereby exercises the
ortioI reserved to II 10 the body OF the said
honda to redeem the same at any time after
taree years from their ds Re. with accrued Inter
est thereon. and at the rate OF sos for each
800 of the principal of said bonds.
The said bonds will be paid on Friday, the
3lst day OF May. l007. between the hours of 10
o'clock am and O'Clock pm. with accrued
interest at par. and at the rate of sos for each
500 OF the principal OF the said bonds. upon
their presentation aud surrender, at the prin-
cipal Office OF the company. at the corner OF
beth End streets NV. 10 the city OF Wash
lngton, ID. c.. or. 10 the holder prefer, at the
Riggs National Bank in the said city. All hold.
srs Of said bonds are hereby notified TO present
the at said time and at either of said
places for redemption aforesaid. Interest
will cease upon aid bonds with the 31st day Of
May. 1907. and no Interest will be paid thereon
thereafter.
ny authority of the Board of Directors Of the
GEORGE T. DUNLOP,
President of The Capital Traction Company.
myI-2ot
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determine. after consulting with the Indian
leaders and the military men in charge OF
them, whether that can be done safely.
Leaving Fort Meade on the evening of June
&c. Secretary Taft will pass through Omaha
and arrive at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, on
the 18th, making careful inspection OF the
post, and will leave the same day for OF
tawa, Kan, and on the Goth of June will
address the Ottawd~Chautauqua Society,
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About 5000 pieces OF crockery are broken
on each trip of a first-class ocean liner.
Nearly half of the railroad mileage Of
the world is in the United States.
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the 10th instant. native Of Germany.
Gunner Kuhlwein had served eight years
before the mast when he was appointed .
gunner in June, 1894.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
UNITARIAN.

ALL sOUIS' CHURCH, COR. Hath AND L SITS.
Ulysses 9; B. Pierce. mnister;mo:!o Am. Sun Sun.
of Reiigion; 10 am, Unity Study Glass: II
O'Clock. morDing service sermon BY the minister;
dresses by Chas. F. Weller and James w. Cliff
on .'Provident Savings. mylS-zt
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sPIRITUALISM.
Chief Gunner Kuhlwein Dead.

The Navy Department is informed that
Chief Gunner L. j. G. Kuhlwein, u. S. NJ.
died at the naval hospital, New York. on
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be re- ceived up to Monday, May 20, 12 o'clock noon, by the directors of school district of Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas, for the erection of a brick high school building Drawings and specifications can be seen after May 1 at the office of the Pine Bluff Trust company, Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas, or at the office of George R. Mann, architect, Little Rock.
 All proposals must be accom- companied with certified check to the amount of $500 as an earnest of good faith, that the bidder will enter into contract with the said board of directors to build and com plete the building for the amount stated in proposal and in accord ance with the drawings and speci- tications as prepared, by George R. Mann, architect
 The board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
 s. M. TAYLOR,
 President Board of Directors. NJ. HANF',7 -hecretary.
 Pine Bluff, 4.rkansas. April 26, 1907. 1w
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BIG FEATURE AT
 ELKS CONVENTION
Visitors Will Be Taken Through Fair- mount Park, Largest and Pretti- est in the World,

Philadelphia, April 3O-A feature oi the convention and reunion of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, which is to be held in this city during the week of July 10th next, will be an extended trip through Fair mount Park on Wednesday, July IT.
 This park embraces within it's do- main 3.341 acres, with unsurpassed natural scenery that has inspired ar lists from every corner of the world. Hundreds of monuments are within magnificent work of art, the bronze equestrian statue of George Washing ton erected by the State Society of the Cincinnati at a cost of $250,00U 1t is one of the most imposing monu- mentS in America. Then there are tn a Lincoln Monument, Grants cabin, Memorial Hall, a $1,500,000 reminder of the Centennial of 1876; marvellous Horticultural Hall, with it's collection of rare exotics and it's famous and wonderful "sunken gardens, and then the beautiful Wissahickon, where nature runs riot. No other great city ill the world can boast of such park.
 At il a. m. of tho sane ,,ay rassed band parade Of 2,OC0. musicians will taEe place, each lodge having a band of thirty CT more pieces entered in this feature @"'l in the general parade receiv. ux s1o0 besides having chance to Nir tee special first ari2e Of t2c0 :"r he largest and 5a,, appearing bi.a;., CT the secoE p,ize of $i.0.
 In the afternoon {. trip ta Will ,o" Grove, the most magnificent 9'.;, sure resort in t''e world The Herbert orchestra has been especially engaged to play during the reunion week, and on this day the famous Strawbridge & Clothier chorus of 1000 voices will sing.
 In the evening grand band con certs will be held in Independence ad City Hall squares.