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The Weather Man says it will be Eartly cloudy with showers.
 Mrs. c. B Bland is quite sick at Aer home on East Third avenue
 DasenpOrts-the name is associat- sea Nith the firm name Of Reap A Crawford Furniture Co.
 Mrs. F. w. Enderby is quite sick st her home, No S9S East Second ave me
 All summer goods now on saSe at ks per cent discount, for cash at Reap Crawford Furniture Co.
 FOR RENT-SEVEN ROOM HOUSE No. 720 West Eighth avenue. Ap-
 giy at Charles Veil Supply House.
 7-3-6t. FOUND-An Elk charm. Owner nay have same by describing prop arty and proving ownership and pay Bg for thi sad Call at No. 520 East Third avenue. 7-3-6t
 Rest grade 9x12 Administer Art Squares at $2O, for cash this week, at Reap & Crawford Furniture Co. FOR SALE-SINGER SEWING MA shine. Tn use for month. At zma1l price. Call at No 1116 West Fourth avenue or ring Mo- 1102 Old ohone. 7-3-6t Owing to the Fourth falling on Monday, which is the regular meeting aay of the Board of Trade, that body will hold it's meeting Tuesday after noon at 3:15 o'clock. :,
 FOR RENT-ROOMS FOR LIGHT Housekeeping furnished or unfurn- ished. every convenience. S23 Pine St. Old phone 1493 or 1926.
 7-3-6t. dur solid white stOne-l lined Refrfg sFatOrs are now on sale at 25 per cent discount. Reap X Crawford Fur aiture Co.
 At meeting of the Board of Di- rectors of the Exchange National bank Hast night, lB. P. Kidd, president of af1e Little Rock Trunk and Bag Com pany, was elected to the board to take zhe place of P. P. Byrd of Pine Bluff, resigned-Little Rock Gazette.
 Police Judge J. R. Stewart was downtown yesterday for the first lime in several weeks. He is suf- ferer from rheumatism and is yet un- hi HcIy court. He is much improved, how ayer.
 The chiefs of the different depart ments of the Pine Bluff exchange are hoIding weekly meetings for the pur- pose of discussing and devising meth Dds of handling the company's busi- ness. and it is the intention to continue xhese meetings-Southwe Tele- phone News.
 A small cottage at Eighth ave- nue and Ash street, occupied by Mr. Owens and family, was slightly dam aged by fire yesterday. The fire burn ed large hole ill the floor of one of ahe rooms and also scorched the walls. The fire boys quickly extinguished 1he blaze and saved the building.
 Henry Bird, a negro, was fined $10 each in two cases heard by Magistrate ". D. Vance, yesterday. The negro stole suit of clothes from James Harris, another negro, and suit case from James Franklin, white man. He also took a watch from the white mans tent. Bird was arrested by Deputy Constable Robert Johnson. Mrs. Cook, the aged mother If ] Henry, N. l.. and Miss Amelia Cook, is critically i'll at the home of her : son, N. l.. Cook, on West Second ave- | nue, and little hopes were entertained for her recovery last night. She has been an invalid for some years.
 lM,rss-j J. B. Simon and son, Bernard, will return from Little Rock this morning, after a visit with relatives. Deputy Sheriff J. P. Lister of Gadsden, Ala, arrived in the city yesterday for Cleveland and stonewall Haats. negroes, who were arrested in xhis county recently by Deputy Sher- gsy Ben Franklin, of Tamo, on infor- rgtion from Alabama. The men are wanted there for the murder of anoth- CT negro. Deputy Lister left on the , noon Cotton Belt train for Gadsden | ,vjth his nrisoners.