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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-21
Notes and Personals.

BRENNAN, Texas, January 20 Two
horses belonging to Messrs. Chas wiede
OF Wledevllle ANA Fritz Fluke OF this
city were stolen from rack here last
might. The matter has been reported 10
the officers.
ington county teachers institute will be
held Saturday, January 20, az ghe central
high school building. Judge Curry has
requested that all teaches DE present az
this meeting, as 1t is necessary for hun
no make a report ito the State superinten-
dent OF public instruction tho number OF
institutes held and the attendance on che
same.
The Second Regiment hand will give
q third OF it's series OF midwlnrer con-
cei.is or next Friday night Tho band
heid an excellent prac<ice this afternoon
The Men1elss ohon sOclaty held an INFER
enting PRACTICE meeting Saturday after
noon, ait which further arrangements were
made Tor The quarterly concert which the
society win give at an early date
The new lutheran church at zionSVille
has been completed and will be dedicated
on Sunday, January "a. The new build
ing. which takes the place of the old one
destroyed by the September storm has
been erected at cost OF $1,000.
Hon. George B, Griggs representative
Of Harris county in the Twenty seventh
1egIslelture, Us spending the day In the
city as guest of Mr.. Carl Rles.
w. N. Aayheld arrived homo Sunday
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Roci,dnle News Notes.

Roekd2le, Texas, January 19.--la grippe
and colds are sHn very prevalent here,
Much apprehension is felt of danger
from the boil weeyil in the coming sea-
son and merchants are proceeding with
unusual caution 10 extending credits,
Trade continues fair however as the
good prices realized on farm products
brought good deal of money TO this
section.
A Business Mems association. after a
lapse Of several years. is being reor-
ganized and will hold it's first meeting in
the knights OF Honor hall on next Mon
day morning. The call has been signed
by nearly every business frm in town
and the movement will result in much
beneiit to the town.
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wharton Locals.

Wharton. Texas. January 2O.--rhe con-
tract for repairing the Dickson monu-
ment. which was cut ia twain by the
September storm. has been awarded to
j. @. Dunbar Of Alvin. A committee con-
sisting OF Tom Brooks. II. \. Rich and
w, T. Taylor have been appointed to re-
ceive donations for the fund.
Hon, Green c. Duncan OF Egypt was in
town yesterday. MIR. Duncan says for the
present the people OF his section will
stick to cotton and cane, and leave the
rice movement for the future MIR. Dun
can has one OF the finest up-t date stock
farms in the State.
Mr.. w. r, Bush has received the APP
po'niment OF sergeant OF the convict
camp ON the Cane Belt, succeeding the
hate j. w. Swayze.
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FOR PUBLIC ROAD.
A Bill Designed for SectionizinG the
state.

To the Editor of The Post
Ctproe, Texas, January 16.-Hon. A. w.
Morris requested me ITO draft a bill,
which he would remodel, to have the
SKATE to seoHonize East or all of Texas
out to where it is seotionlzed. having
talked with him about the great import
ance OF establishing public roads for all
tine to come, This county only owns
or has deed for but one road, that from
Willis 10 the old Nown OF Montgomery.
Land owners every where else in the
county are al Mbeiiy 10 fence in the
public n5ads, throwing them out farther.
ana crooked in every direction.
Ncul county has voted $500, 900 of bonds
for building public roids. Would II not
be beAer 10 wait agitate and work to
get such bill passed by the legislature.
that you may eXpend your money on public
roads or sdIt.0n lines running straight out
from the city to ether towns ami counties,
connecting witch straight roads on section
lines all over the State Ehereby beauty
ing the whole country, which will do
more 10 induce imml graaion than most
anything else? The FIVE or ten wears lima
given for ihe farmers to adjust their
Improvement fronting che section line
or public roads setting out nice shade
trees along their fronts Will insrtre
each and every one TO excel the other
in residence, barn, fences, stock, ctc.
lnclosed see copy of THE BILL which I
trust will interest you sufficiently to
print Please agitate the question all
ever Texas, causing our legislators to
pass a bill secphonlzing the State. that
| our public roads may be established for
1 all time TO come. l wan. to say in CON
clGSion that ii this was done II would
enhance the value of all the lands from
% per cent 10 100 per cent section,
$40 acres, is barge enough tnact OF land
in farming country 20 have without
/ being divided any smaller by public
4 roads- That gives, II so desired, four
1 farms of 100 each, 6ronuing on two public
( reads For pasture country land owners
( can have gates il roads arc needed.
| This sedlonizing by the government OF
Oklahoma and other Territory lands. Is
why SSe lanGs there are enhanced In
! value 50 quickly. The State will soon get
the money back for the expense in taxes
from THE enhanced value, and THE whole
country Will be benefited by good publ,
rcaIs. Yours respectfully,
+. NJ. csbness.
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san Angelo, Texas January l7.-Dis-
trict Deputy J. II Bogss has instituted
camp of Woodmen OF the World at
Knic&orbocker, in this county. with a
charter membership OF fourteen Follow
ing are the officers; j. r. Hector, con
sui commander; W, u. Green, adviser
lieutenant A. h. Motley banker; NJ C..
Johnson, clerk J. Y. Garrett escort
sam Moore, Waterman: nemas slime
baush, sentry; Sovereign Fitzpatrick. dele
gate, c u. Murphy, camp physician. Jo-
seph Tweedy, j. II. Dean, h. u. Arthur.
managers,
The wedding of Misg Mary Uuer to Mr..
Edgar Williams ia announced t. takc
place at Water Valley church next sun
day evening
4 The san Angelo Hermann sons Lodge
has issued Invitations To- celebration OF
the third anniversary of its organization
to take place On next Tuesday, he 22d
instant
Bitths--To MIR. and Mrs. Frank VIII
liamson sou; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l..
Harris, daughter
You can hear almost anything" as IN,
saying goce and a railway mail service
man on the Santa ZEE told The Post cor
respondent that ~ was understood among
Santa Fc employees that the contract had
been let for The extension Of the Gul
Colorado and Santa Fe railway from Sar
Angelo 70 PecoS City. and that g. nat
heen secured by the same contractors
who are constructing on the extension Of
the system in East Texas
The Orient surveyors have crossed
Middle Concho and arc making rapid pro
Gress,
Rutledge & CO. are opening bool
business In this city.
Several weddings in "heh life" ar,
booked 20 take place in SAN Angelo in tn,
near future.
Henderson Bros, sold to Casey Bro,
400 steers
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Hondo, TeNos january 19,-Teyehaugn
and Gaines, blacksmths, haye dissolved,
reychaugh will continue the blacksmith
shop and Gaines VIII open a gun and re-
pair shop.
Mr., and Mrs. Fitz I.einweher have
returned from a "trip to Fredericksburg.
Harriet Attorney y. w Baker and
bride tnoe Miss Floy MArsh returned
from their honeymoon trip to Cuero and
other points
The Medina county teachers institute
viii meet AT Hondo next Friday Jauu-
airy %.
Tho county jail after being empty u
month, has a prisoner agaia, Mexican,
charged with the theft OF a HORSE
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Luling Locals

4''ns' Texas, January 2O.-The nro.
sa'.eu meeting at the Baptist church
,o' Sae past two weeks. condu,,aI =,
"A go, freeman Of rexarkana, Ark. clos.
49,, .'H'saI There were several CONVEX
$50, besides the church itself was
say benefited and revived by the
sIoonaS. Rev. Freeman is strong
seym" and foreeful preacher ana re-
tine rs mere will bear fruit for SOM u's
AS sequel to the yr,nno -,
zen prevailing here in apis Shat mas
sur me past month, pneumonju s TORN
srai frequent There mas hesn nov noM
pas, van from the latter disease ths
youpr ,i pslsy Barbee. a most estimate
teachers y I, o. this town, and one Of the
'ne city schools. is quite
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Officers Elected,

san Angelo, TeNls, January 1S.-,At u
mectne Of BOlllnser commandcry.
Knights Tempars. held here this even
ing. the following officers were elected
John fiudlater. Jr.. emincnt commander;
T. y Ions, genera .ss.mo; Joe Funk,
caritn OF he guard; c II. Powell, senior
WaNlen. Charles a. DALEY, junior ward
en-; J. w, Knapp treasurer; II, A. Ran
SON. recorder
Christoyal camp No, 1913. Woodmcn OF
The World, Installed the following ofii-
GERS elected for 1901; lack Williams,
consul commander; c. c. Doty, adviser
lieutenant; 7. $, Crawford, banker; pro,
Sm!th, clerk 7, II. Taylor, eseont; C, NJ.
Holland inside warden; John Martin,
sentry; Dr. c. II. Murphy physician.
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cut the salary OF the county health Off
Ger from $3.50 to Sc per day, during quar-
antine.
Charles F. Haynes and wife of Wealth
erford are in town.
Mss Carrie Wright OF Rockston, Ala.
and Miss Mamie Whiteside of White
Plains, Ala, are here visiting the Misses
Scarborough.
The water and light commission will
meet tomorrow Afternoon
Mr.. A. Johnson, a well known Austin
boy, Us announcing to his many friends
That he was recently married to Miss
Ada Glascock OF this city.
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wnnt the Canteen.

Dallas. Texas, January
during this month fewer than 'p"S
have been enlisted at the Iesa- !,
recruiting station in this cry. ,as
tenant Conrad, in charge OF tns M,
says many young men who ies' !, Il
to Join the army conclude no.
and complain of the oniiss'Vs
canteen provisions in me IA a.
bill. They say enlistment ~
itary service is much like loina.s.,
perance society, under the pl0p'
regulations.
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Court in Fort Bcnd County

Richmond, Texas. January ls'-i''
trict clerk and sheriff OF this coup''
notified today by District Juos'
Thompson that district court ~
Bend county would convene Ap r,a.
October 2S in the future. and cup'
session for four weeks. insLea 49,,
weeks as heretofore. This will Wv
court for each term a month ia'I n,
October term will run into INC
Der term OF the county court ay,s
convenes the third Monday IN MA NJ
According to changed dates ~
court, the last week Of dlsus 7,
will also be the first week y "
court.
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Lncl.hnrtLncnIs.

Lockhart, Texas, January ls-lH
rectors of the Lockhart National y
consisting of volney Bills. Thons
Neal, G. w. Walton. j. N. L Nas'
w. NJ. Steele, b. H. Walker, =. v. z
man. J. w. Hanback, and ~
Blasting, at their meeting yesteraN y
ed the following officers: V. Ells, f. 4.
dent; Thomas McNeal, vice prss,s,
B, II. Walker, cashier, ana Q NJ z
man, assistant cashier.
Three fire companles--two hoss " ",
hook and ladder-have been organs
Lockhart, and are now ready ~ =
sencies. Insurance rates have w.
considerably in consequence.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
Call Issued for a Meetl & Of The Traveller
Protective Association.
THE CITY IS TO Re LIGHTED AGAIN
Motion for New Trial In the Case OF
Rice vs.. Dickson Car wheel
Company.

Austin, Texas. January 2o,-The fol-
lowing call has been issued for a meet
Ing Of he Travellers Protective Asso-
cation boys here February .:
Dear Sir-M.chaux hath decreed it and
Ludlow hath It writ down.
That on Saturday, February ., 1901,
at o'clock p. M. there shall be u pow
WOW OF the Travellers Protective Asso-
citation braves IN the city where the leg
islaturo abideth.
You ARE therefore cordially invited
anu confidently expected to meet with
US at pos f headquarters in the Dris-
hill hotel on the day and at the hour
above named.
After the business meeting of the
directory there viii be crust provided
and drop Of something on the side.
George Bennett and Claude Holland
as well as all othor prospective candi-
dates. win each be limited 10 one five
minute apeeon Therefore, Toe not afraid.
como on.
Drop Jameson line that we may
know how many slices of cheese to carve
Fraternaily. Joe G, Booth.
President Post f.
&C. Q, Horton,
LEGAL Director.
at. w. Gregory,
'R. L, Bats
State Attorneys.
zoo Lee Jameson,
! Chairman Legislative Committee.
! ATTEST: r. l.. Thienu,
/ Secretary Post F"
/ The following gentlemen constitute the
state directory " the drummers' asso-
citation:
+ President. d, w. Michaux, Houston
trst vice president, George d. Bennett
Dallas; second vice president. Claude V
Holland, san Antonio; third vice presl,
dept, Ed Stedman, Jr., Beaumont.
experimentation G. Booth. Austin
H. l., Benson, san Antonio AM DECK
man, sun Antonio; Howard Peak, For
Worth; Charles L. Sanger. Waco Del
NJ. Lasker, eBamont; Vern W. Jones
Dallas.
Committee hairmen--Charles l.. San
ser, railroad. Waco; II. w. Peak, press
Font WORTH Joe Lee Jameson, Legs
ative, Austin; A. d. Edgar, hotel, Rales
tine; A. Dinkelspiel, livery. Dallas; +, c
Barrett employment, Waco: ]. b. seegdJ
relief, Dallas; Gregory & Bats, at
torneys, Austin; ]. Allen Kyle, surgeon
Houston
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Austin. TEXAS, Janutry 2o.--The Travis
county teachers will meet February
and .. "A good programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion.
The misdemeanor osses against ex-
County Judge Walker and the commits
sioners court wHl come up this week IN
Judge Morris court.
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Pctitinn for n rnrtofncc.

TSrenham, Texas. January 20,--A petit
zion has been prepared aud will Do for
warded 10 Washington asking that a
pcssnfflce be established at IJandes, a
fiag station on the Santa re, half way
between this place and Gay Hill 1t Il
claimed that there are forty square miles
Of territory tributary TO the desired Of
ace, and that It's establishment Will be
and accommodation to some 500 families.
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morning from the Beaumont oil fields
with severe case Of the grip. which,
however. was not sufficient to drawn his
smile OF confidence and an air OF pros
perAty which indicated TO his friends that
me rIch harvest 'uhero had not altogether
passed him by
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Many OF the blotches. pimpiss y
affections OF the skin are causs I,
failure OF the liver and kiohs IN
off impurities, which remain - AZ
TEN. HERBINE win stimuiasss q
er and kidneys. and cleanse ssstf
OF all impurities. Price, ~ ssssi5,
sale by A. L. Kieslings u
Main st.
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CITY To lie Lightcd.

Austin, Texas, January 90,--H is re-
ported here in the local papers that the
electric towers will be lighted this week.
This is good news to the many citizens
OF Austin, rs the towers went out when
the dam gaye away last April. The tower
lights Will be a great benefit 10 the town,
and every iuhabitant viii rejoice when
they are turned on again.
The item about the tower ligats was
read with interest AN over town.
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low from typhoid fever, as resu

low from typhoid fever, as a result II
an attack of la grippe.
The many friends of Hon. J. W Bal
living in this place are much rsisa
at the complete exoneration given i
by the legislative committee at Az.
in it's report to the LEGISLATURE 7,
all cay that the report is JUS y
every one, even some of his htrl
political opponents, expected.
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Must TEST Coins.

BRENNAN, Texas, January 2O.-Cashiers
at ehe rsllroad offices here have been in
strrdted from headquarters to test all
silver coin coming Into their hands by
means Of an acid bath. It rs claimed thar
considerable spurious coin is In eireula-
zion.
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Annninicd E.aminef.

Gatesville, Texas. January
Clarence Redden OF ffss- place y
appointed examiner on the boar !.
macy from this district. te nE D.
cy caused by the resignAlaon
M. Glider.
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Mntion fnr Ne,, TriaI.

Austin, Texas, Janmry so.-Motion for
a new trial was hled yesterday in the
case OF Rice VS.. dickson Car Wheel com
pany, A verdict was returned Friday for
Tho dafendants
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Plans Accented.

Minenal Wells, Texas. January 1.-the
city council OF this city, at meeting on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-21

Lot 6O32- Gray Plaid, Round Cut Sack
style. Italian lining, well made, Z COL
$3.50, less Is per cent off .....U,UL2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
TENDANCE 2T PU8Lics SCHOOLS cHsoeqo IN GFE8sE OF 2c0. Un2cr Their Present h,anae IT cit Ire Schooi5 Have Shown ka h.
 creaae Ye2t.y.
! n NCE
 ..-a H- fEf ~

The enrel.m IL ef the public sc,.eztz this year shows an increase of 2aJ students over last years enrolment. This is a most gratifying condition and clearly demonstrate .aa. the pe5- lie schools of Pine Buff are il t21a hands Of competent ataaaeeMoag. Since Nh. HiHemea.s eeaneetiaa M, the public schools ao increase la been noticeable each year. He has not only m&.1e marked improvements in the Buildings. and tha carrieHlams pursued. but he has iastille.l an un- Hs47ai attsus!asp. -,.sd Nz.iz every stUdent.
 The school bcard is also largely stramentaI in building up tie ppbi+o schools to their r3z sent h=al 2taza= ins. They have constr aha~n , willingness to advance yho 5rte. SIS Of 7aa puhHc schools wheoe94f posai5fe Piac Bluff has been exceedingly for tunata in having men of e,9z :i.1i~ez2t the head of it's most vif-' ie :'-4ss-1z4- the p5bic school.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
Su.t on En Account.

Nelson Norris X Co. brought suit aEaiast \. i.aNtan yesterday afternoon to@ -27.23. an amoant alle~ad to be .'f tAem f4r meeeh lHaise aepliza ao defendant u varioGa times. The eompla.at states th&t aefeadant is ade3tes to pialat.G in lhe sum af i-=s@, which tAey have Teen aFaht1 .o collect They pey juasaeat foe this atte rnt aaa feliaf The ala.4tiE H5s.4s { Althe.moG
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

Dr. and Mfs j. W Nzitaers, Dr. and Ms. k C. Thompson. Mr. end Mrs. R F. Lee Mr and Ms. 5 F. VaGlX AF aad Mr5 D. L. Trimblo, Mrs. NJ. 4ai2li4. Misses Laura Trt1ock Annie Saunders. 3Eytle Saunders. Fife Bar las.. ly Taylor. zue Them 45.s II. Jes. sic Is4freil, Meaafs. C. .EmmaIt. ]. z. Baldwin. A. ". Se.8&as. \. M. Bar
 nv. ir. 5efn seHnest RaGas AH= agaa. |. C Bell. Clifton =F5as4eu.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
GOLGHAN NOT INJECTED.
Vermont Jury Finds No Bill Against
 Anarchist

Montpelier, Vt. Oct 6-Washing ton county grand jury, which has been in session more than four weeks, has made a partial report Twenty true bills and seven mo bills were re- ported. Among the latter was the case of Emma Goldman. It was found impossible to connect her with the attempted assassination of Chief of Police Brown, of Barre, last Decem- Der
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
Treasury Statement.

Below is the quarterly statement of balances in the state treasury Septem- Der 90 Currency, s77S,136S3; coun- ty scrip, ss,4o4.32; city scrip, sG5.73;; auditors certificates. s549.5o; Gov. Jones notes. s1o3,9l5 95; three per cent funding bonds, s1,11S,5os; three per cent fun ling coupons, s739 9.54o; total, s2.749,1l2.S3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
Was Acot,itted-

l! 1.E Williara, colordd, was tried before Esquire Garrett Saturday on the charge of robbns 20 Hamilton, | negro employo Of the Pine Bluff. cot ton oil mill No conyicting evidence eoHld b2 aee8rcd and he 8as ae. daitJad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

Paint furnished and your roof put in good fix for 3oc per square Glib son, l5 Second avenue.
 Miss Pauline Borecky lrofes- sional nurse, has located in the city at the request of number of the phy- ici.ns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
DeL 1. E-GATES. .
From ]. Ed Murray Camp D Be
 aaion q l:4tIe aee<.

Dclc&ates 10 the "anfsderato r- union at l.Ut1o Re Tuesday #ere elected bg ! f Murray Camp as foll8ws Roy s= M. LQcey. Or Ben l. Donelsei riliam E Dc woody Ch@lea C. Ecwman mates. 5. r. Benton. Y. c. sfeel. V
 Garrett .ohn $. Be., Col ]. Bat- ton Traloek vas electaa orjgadier-ss T. eral of this district At the comins meeting the ]. I'd Murray Camp will make vigorous eHort to induce the EConfederates in Arkansas to build the Confederate monument which 1t is proposed to erect in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
I..A.sS ..l555: c. K: ..':5 15.$s.i3 E
 QFf:ajdL7 H5595NizES TIE SEi3I WAIST.

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  l. tIp piatere T tas mn fae ttsa5 he afia  Nt4in 4e last three .ft Galyp 1r0Jn f4fa
 
 
  wen F Il Q the who GH z eAlA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06
Fined fer Cruelty.

Aaron Lannihg, colored plead guilty to the charge of cruelty to ami mals Saturday in Esquire Garrett's $ court, He was fined $1 and costs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

With the prospect of the win ter's social season being a!1 ever5. ful one, a new elHB Was o. ganized last Wednesday evening a5 Miss Lille Johnson.s nome an West Second avenue =A half dozen couples were present ana t was ehlietened the Tuesday Evening Whist club. It will meet the second and fonrth Tues day evenings in each month. and tte indications are that if will at once take a foremost place among the society or ganizattons of the city. Ti.a members of the nav club are Misses Loliaa Higfiower, Eii.te Johnson. s5itt.a Knox. M3E Lindsay Lama Te4laea, Alma DeHoody. 3iaasrs. l. V. ReX9aa. Georec II. Adams. George $. Nal'iar. ! H. taeran. C. [. Emnelt nd #0z. ear Hall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

NJ ' s3aitA haz ben eag gal as special oIcar by tha luma4e so- ciety M cases cf cruelty to ani- mals should he reported to him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

Commandant Fickbohm of the Unit cd States navy inspecting foreign navjos, says the French submarine boats are far from perfect, as they cannot be controlled under water.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

There will be a meeting of congre- gation Aushe Emeth at the Bluff City Club roorms this morning at g a. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

A St. Louis + pea contains !. Die. ture ot Miss CHaHlst5e Clayton a42 her younger sister, 4,ia5 Kathleen Clayton dausat#fs Of Powell Clayton. United States minister 10 Mexico. The Eape5 sa#s
 Miss Charlotte Clayton 5s to marry the Count ae LicHterve'de. minister from Belgium to the United States. Their engagement N formally sa- nounced this sammer and the mar. riaee will take place in January. at the Clayton residence. in the City ai Mexico
 Miss Clayton has just paid St Louis and her friends. the Misses Nor Till ef Delmar boulevard. a flying visit. en route to her home in Mexico. Both the Misses Clayton are handsome girls. Miss Charlotte is the darker an striking beauty who has always created sensation whenever she has appeared in Washington society. shp is fine horsewoman. and is seen at her best on horse, her proportions being admirably suited for riding and all athletic pursuits
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-06

The Jewish people of the city are making arrangements fer one of the most elaborate balls ever given in the city, the proceeds of which will be dedicated to the building fund for thc new Jewish Temple, which will be in course of construction in few days. The exact date has not been fixed Rock and other places of the state will participate. The price of adm:s- sion vii be s a couple An out of town orchestra of note will be en- gagged and the music will ba f9st-class The exact date has not been settled by the committee on arrangements but this will be maaa pra5ie a# soon as sll the necessary details aa4a been agreed upon. t aas t7 b t brilliant nd saor sfi1 event.