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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-03-06

Our new line of hats and caps are
beginning to arrive. We will array
the Gorden Hat for our best grade
and can show them in the newest
Spring shapes. We are also show
ing some very new ideas for $l.50
and $500, Allard Stewart Co.
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HIDES AND ELrs.-The highest
market price paid for all kinds of
hides and pelts by M. Oman, the
furrier, River Falls, Wis.
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| have for sale few choice barred
Rock Cockerels, price 81 each. Also
eggs for Matching from choice, pure
barred Plymouth Rock Hens. Price
Is, SOC; 100, $500.
FREEMAN CHINOOK,
River Falls, Wis.
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MARRIED.

URREN.- AT the home of
the brides sister in ST. Paul, Feb.
26, 1902, Mr.. John Linnell of An
Mandate, Mimi, and Mrs. Ella B:
Curren of River Falls:
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Maple City Soap is not only one
of the good soaps, but is one Of the
best soaps made.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-03-06
For Sale,

Mrs. Sarah Tozer has for sale on
easy terms desirable city properties
dwelling houses and building lots.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-03-06

Two bars Maple City will do as
much washing as three of any rosin
filled soap, do it better and easier.
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Farms for Sale.

A few choice Dakota and Wiscon-
sin farms for sale. V. E. BAILEY,
River Falls, Wis.
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SPe GAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Horses! Horses!

| will arrive at River Falls, Mon
day, March IL, with car load of ex-
ira good farm horses and mares,
which I will offer at private sale for
a period of four days. Part time
given, if desired. All horses guar
anteed as represented.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MARY A. DOWNER,
Physician,

Office with Dr. Ashley Hours: IL A. NJ to
II NJ and p. NJ. TO 6P M Practice limited TO
the medical and surgical diseases of the Eye
aid Ear.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Tax Commissioner Haugen was
up from Madison the first of the
week.
Kratchwips famous Queen LIS
Duchess and Bitter Sweets, for sale
by n. C. Nelson.
A. F. Morgan and ]. A. Rose re-
turned last Friday from business
trip in North Dakota.
w. w. Bewick Of Sun Prairie, ar
rived here to-day on a visit to his
brother, Rev E. D. Bewick.
Mrs. Frank Fuller returned home
last Friday from two months Wis
it with relatives at Madison.
Mary Marek came down from
Minneapolis yesterday to spend a
couple of months with relatives.
Will Leavitt has moved from the
corner of End and Locust streets to
the house just north of the gas
works
Mrs. M. E. Wheeler has returned
from Milwaukee where she has been
to purchase her spring stock of
millinery.
Miss Edna Gotwalt, member of
the senior class of the High School,
left Monday for her home at Wilbur,
Washington.
Sidney Synes returned Friday
from Drummond, Bayfield, county,
where he has been at work in the
logging camps.
Ed. Elertson and John Dunn were
in attendance at the meeting of the
Hardware Retailers Association in
St. Paul last week.
Miss Minnie Bang returned Satur
day from ST. Paul, and will leave
| Monday for Lamberton, Mimi,
where she has a position as trim
mer.
Mrs. H. G. C1ough returned to
her home in Minneapolis last Friday
after a visit of several weeks here
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. C. Bar
nard.
Do not forget the Public School
Piano and Art Fund Entertainment,
the first of which occurs at Opera
Hall Tuesday evening, March Il
operettas, drills, marches, chorus
es, ETC., of the grades.
Mrs. ]. P. Carroll was called to
Martell last evening by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. III. ].
Iverson. Mr.. Carroll received tel
ephone message this morning say
| ing: eve are called to mourn
Mrs. Joseph Lovett, who had been
visiting her daughters at Hudson,
Wis, Minneapolis and St. Cloud,
Mimi, returned here Friday to re-
main time with her daughter,
Mrs. John Eaton, before returning
to her home in Washington.
Our shoe stock was never as
complete as it is to-day. We are
selling a good reliable grade of
shoes on such very close margins
that you cannot fail to recognize
the real values we are giving.
ALLARD, STEWART Co.
w. w. Thayer goes to Milwaukee
Saturday to confer with the F. May
er Boot & Shoe Co., with whom he
will resume employment as their
travelling agent. He has been as
signed to work in California where
he will travel in the interest of this
| firm.
Miss Alice Parsons is visiting her
mother for a few days while on her
| way to Madison. She has resigned
her position in the Minneapolis
schools and will again take up her
work in the schools of Madison,
where she has been offered a better
position.
Probate Judge Frank Johnson,
of Black River Falls, Grand Worthy
Patron of the order of the Eastern
Star, and Rev. w. T. Emery,
Grand Chaplain of the order of the
Eastern Star, attended the meeting
of Kinnickinnic Chapter, 0. E. S
here Monday evening.
Mrs. John Eaton was surprisee
to find her house full of company
on her return from calling expedi
ton yesterday afternoon. The
guests had brought their suppers
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If you have farm for sale list 1t
with The Morgan Land Agency,
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A. E.. GENDRON,
Physician.

RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN.
Office first door north of Gladstone Hotel,
residence on Second street. Office hours: 10 A.
NJ to u NJ, and to 4 and to P. NJ
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HORSES-A CARLOAD!

George Meyer will receive a car
load of horses tomorrow, March 2,
which he will offer for sale.
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River Falls Manufacturing Co

At a meeting OF the promoters of
the River Falls Manufacturing Co.,
held at the office of F. M. White,
March 8, 1902, G. |. ApRoberts, T.
H. Daniels, George ]. Dodge, II.
w. Diers, F. M, White and A. P.
Forsyth were elected directors. A
meeting of the directors was held
subsequently and the following Off
GERS elected for the year:
FrrsIdent--F. NJ. White
Vice Presldent-George j Dodge
Secretary and Treasurer-G. /. ApRoberts
General Superintendent-H. w. Diers
The Company will begin about
the 1st of April to manufacture the
Diers' Perfection Tank Heaters,
Heating Drums and Steel Stock
Tanks.
Until further notice we will on
every Saturday give away 2-pound
package of the Home Brand Fa-
nous Oat Meal, or one-half pound
of our 2O-cent roasted coffee with
each cash purchase of one dollar.
MARTIN OLSON.
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The meeting of Kinnickinnic
Chapter o. Z. S., Monday night
was made a special occasion for
congratulations in honor of the
election of Mrs. Allie E. Armstrong
to the Office of Grand Matron. Sev-
eral Grand Officers were present
from abroad; speeches were III ,de
and banquet was served.
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We have just received large
shipment of mems dress pants to
sell from ST 90 TO $3.50. Can show
you some good values. A com
plete line of sizes, including waist
measures from 80 to 48 in.
Allard Stewart Co.
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i. w. ASHLEY,
Physician and Surgeon.

RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN.
Office In fremont Block, residence Cor Elm
and Fourth streets. Office Hours: to II A. NJ,
2to 4:30 p NJ. and to P. NJ.
Telephone: Office, 80; residence, g.
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Easter gloves in the best shades
at Allard Stewart Co.'s.
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Notice.

Sales Stables, Saltwater, Mimi.
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Chicago, ST. Paul, M. & o. Railway.
RIVER FALLS STATION.

Trains leave daily as follows, except Sunday:
GOING NORTH.
Train No - .......................Iy 4:3z a. u
g 90 Ly 3:05 r. NJ.
Train No 1e Lv. 1918 A. NJ.
9 % ...Lv. 6:l0 P NJ.
Trains leave st. Paul at 1000 A. NJ. and 800 p M.
e1y@Train No. IS for st. Paul connects at HUG
son for ALI points on Lake Superior; also 1of
Green Bay, Black River Falls. Eau Claire, ana
MenOmOnie; also with daylight train for Chl-
cago Milwaukee and Madison.
gSy~Train No. % connects at Hudson with VeStI-
bnIe trail, for Chicago and Milwaukee; also with
fast train for Duluth, Superior, Ashland and all
Lake Superior points.
Coupon tickets on sale for all principal points
in the United States.
GEORGE KRAUTH, Agent.
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present. The following business
was transacted: First a resolution
was adopted fixing the time for
holding the ward and city caucuses
the present year on the 18th day of
March, 1902, and the place for same
as follows: For the First Ward, at
the Pumping Station; for the Sec
ond, Third and Fourth Wards ,and
for the city at large, at the City
Fire Hall. That the caucuses shall
be held at seven O'Clock p. m. and
that for the First Ward the polls
are to remain open one hour and a
half, and for the remaining wards
until nine O'Clock p. m. For the
city at large polls are to open al
seven o'clock and close at ten O'Clock
p. m. Provisions were made for
furnishing blank ballots for the vot-
ers attending the caucus. It was
| also determined that the City Com
mittee shall consist of chairman,
a secretary and one other person, to
be chosen at the city caucus, and
these together with the chairman OF
each ward committee shall eonsti-
tute the city committee. It was
agreed that the chairman Of each
committee should be at the place for
/
holding the caucus promptly at sew
en- O'Clock, or a little earlier.
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Mrs. J. P. Carroll was called to
Martell last evening by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. H. j.
Iverson. Mr.. Carroll received tel
ephone message this morning say
ing: eve are called to mourn"
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Get your feed ground at the Cas-
cade Mills
A. F. Morgan and Jesse Rose
went to Lisbon, n. D., yesterday af-
ternoon.
For SALE.-My pasture on South
Fork east of D. H. Levings' and
south of Mrs. Blood about Is
acres, on easy terms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
SIX DAYS Of WALKING
BY Expert Pedestrians VII!
b Pulled Off in
Pine Bluff
SIX ENTRIES BY WALKERS OF
NATIONAL FAME HAVE
BEEN MADE.
There Will Sc at Least Ter Entire,
for the Event, Which Occurs
June 9 to ID, Inclusive.
FIRST EVENT Cr KIND IN sOUTh

Mr. Mickey Holland, who is AZ
charge of the six day walking l;tIn.
stated this morning that evervthin4
was being put in condition for the i@
ception OF the walkers. Six entri.t
have already been secured, and Mt
Holland is in correspondence witt
other walkers and at least ten entllc.
are expected. The race will probably
occur on the vacant lot at Third ave
hue and State street, from June 9 IL
IA inclusive. All the walkers entelee
so far are of national reputation, ant
the race will be one of the most jr.
teresting athletic events ever to occlr
in Pine Bluff.
While pedestrianSm has never beeA
cultivated to any extent in the South.
particularly in this section. in tfe
North and East it is a very popnlar
sport, vieing with pugilism and horse,
racing in point of public favor Thta
conditions of the race call for fou~
hours walking on each day during
the week, except Saturday, when len
hours are put in.
Among the entries is "Cowboy :
Smith, the pedestrian who has twice
shown his ability by defeating ten M
the best of the local walkers. He 3s
still in Pine Bluff and is training fM
he event. Sunday he and his wife
took leisurely stroll out to Sulphur
Springs and returned in the same
manner. While walk of fourteen
miles would appear to be great eI~
ertion for q woman to the mind Of Il
layman. Mrs. Smith walked that dis,
ance Sunday with the greatest ease.
and on returning expressed herself al
enjoying the walk and the water al
the springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
JEWISH CHARITIES
CONFERENCE CONVENES At
DETROIT.
Will Re in Session Three Days, and
Many Matters Z, Ee Dis.
roseG OF.

Detroit. Mich, Nay 2G.-The busi-
ness sessions of tlae second annual
meeting of the national conference of
Jewish Charities in the United States
we're beaun today. The conference,
which Will last three days. comprises
representatives OF the verious JeWisl.
chal aitable organizations Ct the
country, and was formed two years
ago for the purpose OF securing &C.
oreration in efforts to improve til ?
system of charity end to curb eer-
tain evils which the various organiZa-
tions frequently have to contend with.
The discussions will cover 2 wide
range of interesting subjects having
to do with causes oi poverty and
means of removing them and Of aid
ing the needy. One Of the main
topics will be the subject Of the plac-
ing of dependent children. We;nes-
day the society will hold Joint So
sions With the national conference OF
Charities and Core ction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26

face for over thirty odd years, it is
thought, has been finally sent to the
rear. One of the most radical steps
ever taken by the church was in cS-
tablishing the order OF deaconesses.
There was a spirited debate over the
question, but when the final test came
the minority report favOrihg the
measure was adopted by an over
Whelming majority. The election Of
bishops. which occurred last Thurs
day was one over which there had
been much speculation While Or.
foss. of Nashville, was conceded one
ot the places to be filled, his active
participation in the war claim lost
him considerable strength, and or the
day Of the election his friends We're
somewhat doubtful as To the result
Their fears proved efoundless. how
ever, for DR.. Hoss was given a good
majority. The election of Or. A.
Coke Smith, Of Virginia, as the Sec
Old bishop was not accomplished un-
u four ballots haze been east and Dr.
Tisert had thrown lis strength 10
the Nirginian.
The unificaton OF the .Ja2anes Q
missions was accepted last week. and
many minor, but to the church i'm
portant, questions disposed Of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
TIRED or JAIL LIFE.
County Judge Of a Missouri County
Wants Freedom.

Kansas City. Mo-, May 2G.-The ia
nous ST. Clair county bond case, for
which several county Judges have
served jail sentences because of thelf
refusal to order a payment of 5000 0s}
worth of bonds issued in 1868 to bullE
g railway across that county. is to lN
compromised. Representatives of the
00ndhold"rs, Who now have claim
against tho county for 81 800 900. IN
Guiding principal and interest fer
Tint S-foHr years. viii meet the pl1 r.
eat Judge IT 0Sce0Ia tomorrow ane
consider tic proposition from ihs
bondholdors, which it is stated. viii
prove acCeDtab!e TO the county vi
ficlals and taxpayers. Judge Thom2@
NeXitt. who has been in Jail at Marg
vile for g. year fer contempt jI re
1using to order payment Of the bOnGs,
will be taken to the conference by &.
United States marshal. Judge Nevitt
mas wearied Of iai| life and apparent
ly Is willing to give in. s. d. Pede..
another Of the three judges, is sorr-
ing sentence in The Warrensbniu
Jail. Deputies have been unable 10
capture Jake Walker, the last of ths
trio. who has lived in the brush since
he as elected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
EEYOND S2o,ooo,ooo
increase in Taxable Value CT Prop.
erty in Arkansas.

An increase of over $4,000 900 in
the taxable valuation of Arkansas
property is indicated in an abstract
of the tax books, showing the kinds
and amounts of real and personal
property. This means on the assess
ments for 1901. upon which taxes
were collected this year. An increase
of at least 10 per cent in the revenues
is therefore certain. With three coun-
ties yet to report tCrittenden, Sebas-
tan and Saline). the total value OF
zeal and personal property in the
state is 1921 1902 ,597, compared 10
S201 .90S.7S3 the previous year. The
year before the three counties now
out had total of $12,055.SS1. and
will approximate this year, it is
thought. close to s13.oo0.000, whie h
will increase the total about 1924 600,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
RES 'UED BY MOB
MISSISSIPPI MAN TAKEN FROM
JAIL BY FRIENDS.
He Was ur6ef a Life Sentence fer
Murder, at7d Wouies Soon Have
Ccne t. Fen.

Jackson, Mss, W 25.-O.ivez
Lan22., white :..an sentence, in the
Simpson county c:4ei,it court las I
Thursday 10 selFe a life sentence for
5.e ~4J;sGe. ef William Saunders, was
.e,eased from ene county jail a Men
denEall at an early hour yesterday
morning by an organized mob of his
f.ierls. The mob accomplished its
worI, 10y breaking through from the
outside. The jail is temporary
structure, and this was easily done.
The nisnt guards were overpoWere0
and Lamar carried away in triumph.
ne two guards on duty claim that
the deed was performed before they
realized what Was happening, and the
members Of the mob We're heavily
&, med. They were compelled to turn
over the cell KEYS end the prisoner
was carried off toward the woods.
where the entire party mounted
horses and rode rapidly away. Sheriff
Magee sent q posse in pursuit as
SOON as the INFORMATION reached him,
hat thus faT Lamar has not been ap
9.ehenGed." Il is believed that he
went eastward TIE two guards have
been placed Unde- arrest on suspicion
nat they acted as accomplices, and
b0tG gave $500 bond. Gov. Lon
giro has been asked to offer liberal
ewerd in addition to the statutory
qEovance cl 500 for the capta.o q
he 1cUrdeIer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
SUNDAY WEDDING
MISS MOLLiE UNDERWOOD, OF
THIS CITY,
And Mr.. J. Perry, Of Plain CeaIina
Ia, Get Married, Rev. BARREL
Officiating.

Miss Mo'ito IA e-=H7a', u hi
city, ara ~. J. Es.sy, 54 Pan Dead
ins, La, wee Qai... s:1s.z...- iet o,,5cay
afternoon at :f;::339 Geek q the home
Of Nj. /. j. Wick. Rev. &. W. Daniel.
pastov OF TIE First Baptist church
WIS the officiating minister. Only .
few intimate friends and relatives Gf
the contracting parties We're present.
The bride has lived with the family
OF Nj. Wick many years and mas many
friends i'll Pine Bluff M Perry is;
Wei known il Pine Bis.1f Until few
months ago he lived here md was
day operator at the len Mountain
depot for & considerable time.
The bride 2nd g,ocn 1ett last night
for Plain Dealing, where they VIII
reside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26

and in a body storrled their friend 5
nome. AS she had received NJ init
nation beforehand it camn as p sur
prise to her. She was equal to the
occasion, however. and entertained
her guests admirably. Games char
actelistic with young school sirls
were played during the evening, and
the OCCASION was made one of pleasure
to all. The following little misses
were present: Irene Cohen, Brunette
Silberaaele, Edith Duttcn. Edna
Dutton. Florene Malachowsky. Le1me
Samuels. ldalia Roth, Georgia Davis.
Willie md Irwin Coles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
HEAD MASHED PULP
Walter Dickerson Meets ms
tant Death by an
Accident.
CAUGHT IN A SkIDOER AT THE
SAWYER & AUSTIN
nsLL.
Was 2s Years Old. snd Came Here
from 6ryant, Nc, About Two
Years Ase.
REMAINS SENT TO MISSOURI

Walter Diekerson, aged twenty
eight years, an employe OF the Saw
Yer & Austin Lumber company. met
with q horrible death this morning
about o'clock.
He was caught in ? skidder and his
mead was crushed into an unrecogniz.
able pulp. Death followed instantly.
DlckersOn was an unmarried man.
He had been resident of Pine Bluff
about two years and came here from
Bryant, Mo-, to which point the re-
mains will be sent for intelment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
COUNTESS SUES GEN. BROOKE.
Claims He Ahrosated Rights Held by
Her Through lnher. r.tanee

New York. Nav 26.-Suit was enter
cd in the United States district court
by the Countess of Buena Vista
States army. for s25o,000 The aoun-
tess alleged that General Brooke abro-
gated tights held by her through in
heritance, to the privileges of con
ducting the slaughterhouse at Havana
collection of fixed charges for sala
meats. The countess claimed these
privileges hv virtue of royal decree
from the King of Spain. dated i704
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26

Many seats have been sold for
the opening night at the summer the
ater. The Morpheum company will
open two weeks engagement tonight
with one of their most popular plays
Vaudeville specialists will be intro
duced between acts
Miss Sylvia Hoffman. of Freeport.
H.. who has been the guest of MI
Charles We'll and family for several
months, will return home Tuesday
Miss Hoffman was quite a social ia
vorite While here and made many
friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
Wedding Announcement.

An announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss Fannie
Jacobson and Mr. Harry Ascha fen
berg. of st. Louis, Mo The wedding
will occur in September Miss Jacob
son is member Of prominent st.
Louis family. Mr.. Aschaffenberg is
an old Pine Bluff boy. He is CON
nected with large st. Louis hard
ware concern and has many friends
in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
important Departure.

Dallas, Texas. May 24-Anotller i'm
poltant step il the affairs of the
Methodist Episcopal church. South
was taken at Saturdays session of
the general conference. when the Or
der of Deaconesses was created. Aft
er one of the most interesting debates
since the conference began the legis-
lation necessary tc establish the or
der was passed by the decisive vote
Of 130 to So This is the most adj
vanced radical step ever taken in the
church policy and discipline
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
Maccabee CefaIeaticn.

Pot Huron, Mich. May g -NThe
casa Of Charles = THOMPSON. the q
l.std Gefaultina Maccabee fiaaIIcial
ats..ceT was called fer trial in the cig.'
cult court today. TIE prosecution MI.
@ely for evidence upon the statement
ef the committee appointed 70 axaI9i.
522 tie books. the result of which, it
IS said, revealed shortage Of So
zoo,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
An ice cream supper and

An ice cream supper and enter
tainment viii be given by the Daugh-
lers of Rebecca, Superior lodge, No,
-, Wednesday night, Nay IS, On the
lsvn. conner Second an! Tennessee.
NC admission viii be ohal ged.
i1e ladies ol the Cem atery asso-
eiation will give lawn ps,.ty at the
residence CT Mis-. G. n. Hart Tuesday
night from I to 1l::3o p. n. Admis-
sion = cents.
The three white boys arrested
SATURDAY for stealing brass from the
Cotton Bet yards, have been trans
feared to Esquire Al J. Stewart's
lQE:l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
: Greet Erenh Visitors.

May 26.-EveHS thing
or the welcome IN Ne4
w OF tt l:sti.4 gu:s led
he Fren IL; sioa 20
attend t,2e u-~eiliz. CT
au monument. The party
the battery at 3 O'Clock
ION, and viii he escorted
lall, whe4e the visitor $
ned ny Mayor Low. For
ofstheir ,tay in the ne
entertainment plograr..
3 reception at the Wal
banquet at the Metro
visit to Grants teml,
luncheon at Clarenonr,
at She ry's. togey::a aar
private functions OF an
racter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-26
The Knox, Wherry company a.

vertise that they will continue their
cost sale for this week, and agree te
donate fve ner cent of all cash sales
10 the Ladies Hospital association
Their sales We're phenominallv larg.
last week, and the present week wiz
no doubt find as many people reaGg
to take the many bargains offered ~
there were last week.
Mr.. Leopold Aschaffenberg. ons
# he wea'thiest and most prominens
:.le. chant: and planters of Louisiana.
is in the city the guest of Mrs. Mn
Hanf and family and other relatives
". techaffenberg will remain in the.
city severel days.