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renowned artist SO many ticket,
nave already heen sold, that the az.
sembly room VIII no doubt be extreme.
" well filled, ''
Prof. John T. Miller lectured IN N.
gentlemen students on Monday N {
1olock. His talk was one OF The mos,
tauable that could possibly he ~
fectod TO a body OF young mon. PROF.
clller viii lecture again TO the students
ana pubic IN general In the assembly
hail tonight WY
me lady students met separately ON
Monday morning ana listened 10 soma
very valuable instructions from Mia
Bush and Miss Perry. ''
The class IN elementary physics don.
! ed work this term, I'm order ia rot
through with the work before the de'
ppf,ure Of Prof. Chamberlain. who was
tie Instructor OF the class. They An
isied up on Monday -"
Colbert Henderson, a student Of the
numerical department Of the college
Daok to scMol again, after an al.
Slce OF over two weeks, caused by n
severe attack of mumps,
President Kemp of the Athletic M.
ISOLATION has been kept extremely bnsv
3 the year In looking after athietIc
work In the college lie now has the
baseball game working good. and WIN
ave some very good material for a
cam as soon as the basket ball season
has quite arrived
President Linford ectured to the Lat.
e day saints Of the sixth ward Last
Sunday evening,
IN Tuesday evening Prof. Merrill lee.
tured IN the Third ward.
a party win be given tomorrow eve.
Ming by the lady members and wives
u The faculty. The entertainment viii
w a union of the faculty and their
wives
lhere VIII be about 20 graduates from
Tue training school this year. The grad.
u9tlng class now numbers 20, and all
uG doing excellent work. A class Or
Rlnl2atlon has been effected, and a
y eat deal of enthusiasm Is being
worked up among the members.
\ very successful debate was carried
on this week by the students Of the
tishth grade, who excluded the students
o. he seventh grade. The latter were
quite anxious to attend, but being ex.
g uded, thought quite seriously Of the
matter, and were for a time put out Of
s'fls. They returned good for evil how
e er and surprised the eighth grade
today by bringing upon them
hh excellent lunch and lemonade.
Excellent work il being done all
through the training school, and Prln-
opal Jensen hopes that all grades can
be admitted next year, 80 that the be-
slnners can be retained through all
grades.
new feature introduced by Miss Pc
erson In the singing of German songs
las met with eminent success. A re-
urned missionary from Germany visit
ID the training school this week and
pronounced the German singing excel
ent. lie said the words were extreme
y we'll pronounced.
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1
Logan, March 2S.--Profs. Linheld ant
| Merrill will address the Utah Stat
Dalrymen's association, which con
venes in Salt Lake City April 4.
Through the efforts of Senator Raw
Inns, the oallege has secured for the de-
partment Of biology 100 biological speci
mems from the Smithsonian institution
at Washington. They Will make very
valuable addition to the biological mu.
scum.
The ball given the engineering club
last Saturday night was a great social
success.
The professors and students in the
engineering department VIII join a
unique entertainment Saturday evening
In the auditorium. The program viii
consist of songs by brethren under
burnt cork and stereopticon views UNI
der direction OF Mr.. Dryden.
Miss Stokes, who has been III for some
time al the residence Of President Kerr,
Is so fully recovered as to be about
again.
A challenge has been received By the
athletes OF the college from those OF the
university to contest in II events, track
ana field, at an early date, in the capital
city. They will probably accept the
challenge II the date can be agreed
upon.
Among recent accesslons TO the H.
brary are complete set OF the Amerl-
can Shropshire Record and complete
set bound, OF the American Kitchen
Magazine,
Mrs. Cotey's dining is in great de.
mand. Last Friday Prof. Yader and
Mrs, Yader entertained the faculty OF
the New Jersey academy at lunch. Sat
urday Prof Engle entertained his fam
NY and friends, Next Saturday Mrs.
Cotey will entertain some friends. And
several other companies are being ar
ranged for.
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DR. Thacher made an address on
Wednesday morning IN assembly No.
one, which was highly appreciated
Subject, "The Race Of Life" The
Misses Harr entertained the students
very pleasantly with piano duet and
Mrs. Nellie bruce Pugsley sang With
her usual acceptability.
In assembly No three, Prof Marshall
spoke in his usual interesting manner,
and Mrs. Pugsley sang and the Misses
Harr executed piano duet
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WM j. NEWMAN PRESIDENT THE BOARD or EDUCATION
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building viii be open next week and the
work OF the children viii be on exhl'
billion.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

Prof. Anderson Is preparing his stu
dents for an operetta.
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NERVE POWER

Ny Electrical Appliances are the oAs M
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Varicocels and all Weaknesses Ia tillsik
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30
ANSWER IT HONESTLY.
Are the Statements of Pine EIun Citi-
zens Not More Reliable Than


zens Not More Reliable Than
Those Of Utter Strangers.
This is a vital question.
1t is fraught with interest to Pine
Fluff.
It permits of only one answer.
1t cannot be evaded or ignored.
Pine Bluff citizen speaks here.
Speaks of the welfare of Pine Bljff.
citizens statement is reliable.
An utter strangers doubtful.
Home proof is the best proof.
r. d. McGaughy president Of the
McGaughy Hardware Co. and Coroner
for Jefferson county, business addtess
207 West Second avenue, residence
s02 West Sixth avenue, says: II had
symptoms of kidney trouble for some
little time, an dseeing Doan's Kidney
Pills recommended SO highly for this
particular complaint, thouht I would
test their merits. I procured box at
the Mann-Tankersley Drug Co., POI
West Second avenue, and was not dis
appointed with the results. as I re-
ceived much benefit from the treat
ment. l am pleased to endorse Doans
Kidney Pills as remedy of merit and
one on which the public can rely"
For sale by all dealers; price so
cents box Foster Milburn Co., Buff
falo, N. y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan' and
take no other 8
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30

Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Lee, Mr.. ard Mrs. w. A. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Collier, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. l.. Trimble. Mrs. Annie Mitch
ell, Mrs. T. J. Collier, DR.. and Mrs
J. w. Withers, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Mccoy
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Riley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ike Shelby, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Alb
ernathy, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barrow,
Mrs. Sykes, Mrs. ]. T. Haizlip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Trulock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Vaulx, Rev. w. D. Buckner Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Langford, DR.. and
Mrs. r. c. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Irl
Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Howell
Miss Adele Hum. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
McCuen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Taylor,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bell, Mrs. A. R. Sheriff..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Tomlinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmon Thatch, DR.. and Mrs.
D. C. Walt, Mrs. J. M. HightOwer,
Misses Fay Taylor, Grace York, Nettie
Grace, Josie Grace. Lizzie Grace, Will
lie Johnson, Asa Tomlinson, Maude
Holland, Lorine Hightower, Jennie
Draper, Frances Jordan, Bessie Byrnes,
Bessie Atwood, Bessie Atkinson, Ma
ME Mann, Nit Knox. Emma White,
Maggie Taylor. Elizabeth Elliott, Mary
Mizell. Nellie Gallagher, Estelle Buck
ner. Nina Smart, Zuba Thompson.
Easley Roberts, Bell Evans, Blanche
Fox. Bette Hahn, Fannie Hanf, Messrs
John Sennett. Sam c. Alexander, Cur
ran Nichol, P. d. Pride, D. c. Bell,
Sterling Barrow, Neel Bell, Thornton
Johnson, John Baldwin, John HUT,
Sam Russell, E. Sid Tucker, Alex M.
Barrow, Leonard Ledbetter, Frank
VanValkenburg, Robert York, Wade
Knox. Frank Ragland, John P. Oracle,
Van Knox, Hunter Knox, Clifton How
oil Will Mathews, James Walker,
w. L. Dickey. Mack Hammett, Dick
Barnett, Frank Roane, Will HUT. j.
Friedburg. Beaurie Hutt, Chester Tay-
lor. Will fIutt, Don Taylor Jim Noei,
George H. Adams, Wilbur Hyslop, M.
+. Bell and E. M. Schober.
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Speers-Harrell Wedding
The wedding of Mr.. John BOYD
Speers and Miss Jessie Ernestine Har-
rell was solemnized under simple but
beautiful surroundings last Wednes'
day afternoon at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. G.. F. Coe, on
West Sixth avenue. Rev. John r
Carr. Pine Bluffs grand old man, was
the officiating minister. There were
no attendants, though a number OF
relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony. The home of Mrs. Coe was
prettily decorated with all the flowers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30

and Ed. AronsOn. Mesdames Fl. p.
May, M. G. Jones and B. w. Haltom
Misses Eliza Starkey, Marion Larche,
10 Angel, Ruth Mcbride, Callie Jones,
Anna CAN'T, Jennie Aiken, Lucy Hud-
son, Margaret Boyettc, Moree Burks,
Jesse Adams. Edward Lennon, Alice
Lester, Mildred Larche and Grace
Strowbridge Messrs. Junius Jordan,
A. NJ Mccain and r. r. Benton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30

Whist and euchre were played during
the afternoon, and the affair was great
ly enjoyed by all present. The guests
of the occasion were: Misses Flor
ence and Josephine Williams, of Hot
Springs; Alice Halliburton and Maude
Fuel, of Little Rock; Lorine Hightow-
er, Mary Lindsay, Nina Smart, Jennie
Draper, Mamie Mann, Frances Water
man, Emma and Alma Dewoody;
Messrs. Sam K. Pierce, Dick Pryor,
Lonard Ledbetter, Charles Orto, Dan
Taylor, Charles Triplett, Finn Hutt,
Will Matthews, George H. Adams,
Frank G. VanValkenburg, Fayette Bell
and Jim Walker.
Twentieth Century Euchre Club
The members of the Twentieth Cent
ury Euchre club were the guests of
Mrs. Gus Waterman Wednesday alters
noon The Waterman home on West
Fifth avenue was attractively decorat-
ed with the seasons fiowers-chrysan
themums-and presented a pleasing
appearance Five tables were used
in games of euchre, which was play
ed in the afternoon. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Joe Michael and Mrs.
Sam Katzenstein. the former being
awarded the first prize, piece of cut
glass, and the latter the second prize
a boudoir clock. Mrs. Waterman was
assisted in entertaining by her daught
er, Miss Francis Waterman, and Miss
Roella Solmson. At the usual hour
refreshments were served. The en-
tire club membership was present.
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Wedding Rumor-
1T is rumored that Mr.. Moore Knox
will soon lead to the altar beautiful
young lady of this city.
Dance at Ladds-
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Ladd have issued
invitations to dance to be given
by that hospitable couple at their
home at Ladd's. Friday evening. De
cember 5. The affair will be de-
lightful event and will be well attend
ed from this city.
I, j. T.
AIlen-Laine Wedding
The Allen-Laine nuptials will be the
most interesting society event this
week. The contracting parties are
two of the most popular young people
of Pine Bluff, and their many friends
are anticipating the event with pleas
ure. Miss LANES maid of honor will
be Miss Lilly Byrd and the brides
maids will be Misses Alma Dewoody
and Nina Smart. The groom's best
man will be Mr.. Frank Cox, of South
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30

of the season. The ceremony occurred
in the double parlors which had been
decorated with an autumn effect. Au-
tumn leaves of varied hues were in
evidence everywhere. Chrysanthe-
NUNS were lavishly employed in the
decorations of the parlor and the
large doorway was made into chrys-
anthemums arch. In the center of the
door was a huge double heart of chrys-
anthumums, under which the couple
were happily married. The bride was
attired in beautiful travelling gown
of dark blue camel's hair, with hat
and gloves to match. Rev. Carr i'm
pressively united the couple. After
the ceremony the bride and groom
were entertained with o'clock din
ner at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. J. B. Speers, after which they
left on the Iron Mountain train for
the larger cities of the north and east
where they are spending their honey.
moon The contracting parties are
among the most popular young people
OF Pine Bluff, and none deserve such
wide popularity more than they. The
bride is one of the city's most beauti-
full and accomplished young women
and has been a favorite in the best
society circles Mr.. Speers is the son
of Mrs. NJ. E. Speers and the late
Major J. b. Speers He is prominently
connected with the J. B. Speers COM
pany. one of the largest wholesale
grocery houses in the state. Mr..
Speers has friends in all classes. He
is perfect gentleman, of the unas-
suming kind, and is deserving of the
beautiful bride he has won.
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TdbaIl.Rizot Announcement
On December 3, at 8 p. M. Mr.. Ralph
Audley Tidball and Miss Mamie Bizot,
pfOIElucHl yOuAS pCOplC VI DC vail q
Bluff. will be united in marriage in
that city. Rev. Fenton Kramer, of Lit
tie Rock. will offciate. Miss Bizot
having visited in Pine Bluff on several
occasions, the announcement of the
approaching wedding will be received
here with interest. The contracting
parties are prominent in the social
circles of De Wallis Bluff, and the
nuptials will be notable. The bride
to-be is of one of the leading families
of northeast Arkansas, and the groom
is a prominent young business man
Tuesday Evening Whist Club
Misses Alma and Emma Dewoody
| were hostesses for the Tuesday Even
ing Whist club last week. A few
friends were also invited in honor o.
the Misses Williams, Of Hot Springs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30
IN SOClETY'S REALM.
CONTINUED from second page.)

hail never presented prettier appear
ance. The ball room was elaborately
decorated in profusion of immense
white chrysanthemums, palms, ferns
and smilaX. which were as artistical-
~ arranged as the most experienced
fdgists in the state could conceive.
The special decorations of the hall
were unique and remarkably attrac.
tive. A dainty decorated table in
one end of the ball room, laden with
punch bowl prettily decorated, was
one attraction. The bowl was imbeded
in large cake of ice and any number
of American beauty roses surrounded
the bowl, frozen in the ice. Surround
ing the ice were number of minia-
ture electric lights, completing as
unique a decoration as could be inn
agined. A waiter neatly attlred
corner was another cleverly decorat-
ed table, presided over by Mesdames
r. j. Collier and T. M. Phillips. The
table was almost concealed from view
by the decorations of maiden hair
ferns and chrysanthemums. Fayors OF
all descriptions were placed on the
table. For the ladies there were birds,
hy1f f,sJ fiolo nd
other beautiful souvenirs. For the
gentlemen were cigar fans, small bot
ties of champagne and skeletons. lie
Mares orchestra discoursed music for
the occasion. The orchestra was sta
uoned on the stage in the hall, which
vas embarked with flowers of various
sorts and hues. The lavish decorations
We're continued in the dining rooms,
Where American beauty roses were
employed with a beautiful effect. The
decorations of the parlors were also
prettlly arranged. The receiving party
were stationed under an arch OF
III Tic pdTlOI. Ill CHe peAi ~
We're: Mrs. T. H. Collier, Mrs. T. ].
Collier, Mr.. an1 Mrs. w. A. Lee, Mrs.
V. "A. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Col
iier' Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Lee, Miss
nilzabeth Collier, Miss Elizabeth Ell
iiott, Mr.. Dilard Saunders, Mr.. Pierce
'racle. Mr.. billiard Saunders led the
eo.iiilon. The beautiful honoree was
a.eired In an elegant creation of white
''iiaon over white taffeta, and carried
oouquet of white roses and lilies of
'ne valley From the initial dance
Until an early hour of the morning
'ne dancing continued. The affair was
commenced and contaminated bril-.
i'antly. and no more elaborate coming.
Nca' event ever occurred in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30

bend, and the groomsmen will be
Messrs. Finn HUT and Garland Hyatt.
MessrS. Beaurie HUT and Hinton Fer
guson will be the ushers. The we'd
ding will be solemnized at the First
Baptist church at 9 p. m Tuesday,
December 2. 1t is not yet known
who will officiate Vocal selections
will be discoursed by Miss Cora Mack,
of Warren and Mrs. Elmo Marsh, of
this city, and Prof. Mcneil will pre-
side at the organ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-30
+ + +
Miss Lindsay Entertains-

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Miss Lindsay Entertains-
Miss Mary Lindsay deliberately en-
tertained the members of the Allen
Laine bridal party and the Current
Topic club Saturday afternoon at her
home on Lakeside The decorations
of the pretty home were nicely con-
ceived and .arraigned. The dccora-
tions were in the wedding colors--c!-
low and white. Ribbons. each having
small bells attached, extended to the
center Of the room where was a large
layi3hly decorated bell. At moment
when the attention Of the guests was
diverted, Miss Lindsay pulled rib
bon and shower of handkerchiefs
felF from the bell covering all the
guests with dainty white handker
chiefs. The game of bunce was play
ed throughout the afternoon and at
forded a delightful amusement At
the usual hour delicious refreshments
were served in five courses. The af-
fair was a rarely delightful one.
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Philharmonic Society
The following are the officers of
the Philharmonic society recently or
ganized: DR.. Junius Jordan, presi-
dent Mrs Jesse r. Core, vice-presi-
dent; Rev. Frank Thompson, secre-
tary and treasurer; Mrs Addie r. Ow-
en-. pianist and W. I. Early. conductor
The society meets every Monday night
at Merrill Institute The membership
is composed of about thirty persons
Of the best people of the city,
Teachers Entertained
NJ. and Mrs w l. Early enter
tanned the teachers of the public
schools and of Miss Calie Jones
school and few friends Wednesday
evening at their home on West Sixth
avenue. The home was prettily deco
rated with holly and chrysathemums
Instrumental and vocal music were
rendered for the entertainment OF
those present Refreshments were
served. Those present were as fol
lows: Messrs, and Mesdames Fred
Fox, w. D. Buckner, w. w. Chapir