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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-06

RecordsTemos que ell nismo dfs
en- que Rolsndo de Clayet se hahfa
bsti6o por ls bella Andreina Bru'
not, que se hscfs lamar de Cha
merry, ests hAbfa lido q casa de In
Saint Alphonse. doude. ldesde Ell
fondo de un gRbiDete de tocador,
hAbfa podido yer al baron. de Cha.
merry Chameroy. Sabem0s que los
ccches de la sefIoTa de Saint al
phonse y de Andreina se habfan
cruzado. Sabemos tamblGn que la
belleEs de In sefIorita BruDot de
Chamery habfa desvsneciio los Ill
timos escr6pulos del gentil hom'
bre arruiDsdoy que habfa dfcho q
Ia Saint Alphonse:- Nada quiero
saber; NADIA me digeis: me case
aunoue -
Andrefna. despues de zanzibar
una signIGcativa miFada con In
Saint Alphonse. volvio en- seguida
q su casa para esperar In vista del
baron. Como mujer habal SO puso
IN trsie de casa algo ligero, pero
tan elegante y encantadoT cue. por
fuerza. habfa de tomar al Rsalta Ell
coraz6n del baron
Este. con una exactitud mil1tar,
Ao pfaBant6 m lma tres @m pr- -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-06

Blanca y su madre. Dada dfa. al
pasar, dirigfa una -larga y triste
mirada s las persianas del hotel;
cada noche. pasaando por ell iardfn
que rodeaba a ga pabell6n, aqua
ba ell dido al pie del muro que Ia
separaba del iardfn del hotel de
Chamery, esperanto DIR Ia VOC de
Blsnca hablEndo con su madre.
Ahora Sc comprendera por que ! In
pregunta de Rolando de Clayet:
<IEres ell novio de Ia se6orita de
Chamery9, habfa respondido Fa-
bi6n con IN profunao susptro.
Tambien Sc adivina. sin duda, el
fatal error que habfa dictsdo la
conducta del marques de Chamery.
Con vencido desde un principle el
sombrfo viejo, por Ia carta postuma
de la abominsble madre del mar
ouss hector, de Ia falta de ga mu-
Ter. hapfa alimentado durante dies
nueve sfios IN odio tai J tan pro-
fundo hacia aquella que niraba
como fruto del crimen, que temblo
de indignscion al penssr en- una
union probable entire ella y su que
rido Fabian, al que amaba como q
un hi1o. z ademas otro pensamien-
to. falso sin duda, pero menoa
egoista. menos personal que ell pri~
nero, habfa corroborado su resolu.
cf6n: La madre de Blanca me ha
hecno ell mas fnfortunado do los
hombres, Sc habfa dicho; luego
Fabian tendr6 In mfsma suerte que
yo... La ceguera del marques ha-
bfa sido, pnes, La separaci6n brusca
de los dos i6venes, y ell obstaculo
que Fabian juzgaba infranqueable.
hasta que IN aconsecimiento i'm
previsto 10 hizo desaparecer q niz0
saber al ioven que ell sefIor de Chs
merry, en- su lecho de muertes ls
habfa revelsdo de su juramento y
lie pei militia casarse con Blanca.
Era Ell dfa mismO en- que Fabian
nc nsbfa batido con 81 ioven y loco
amigo Rolando de Clayet.
Fabian habfa vueltO a III casa
despues de or al m6dico, llamado
Il t0da prisa, que la herldR Co 20
lando - - q srave6ad slRuias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-06

volvi6 mas enamorado que antes
de su marcia. Durante este item.
po muri0 ell marques de ChamerY.
Fabian habfa hecho al marc ues
Ell iuramento que este le habfa exi-
gido. Pero 81 habfa desistido de
cassrse con Blancs, no podfa re-
nuncfsr & yer Ia marquesa &
su hiia. Sc present6 en- su casa al
dfa siguiente de su llegada las
encontr6 de luto riguroso. El mar
ques hsbfs mnerto hacfa spenas
tres meses. AL yer entrar & Fabian,
Blanca Sc puso tan palida como una
estatua de m4rnol, y Fabian. que
Ia vi6 paltdecer, comprendi6 que
era siempre amado. Por un mo-
mento Ell pobre ioven, fiel o 81 ia.
rAmentO. pues habfa renuncisdo
para siempre Blanca, peDs6 en-
dejar de nuevo Paris, expatriarse
por varios afios y no volver hssta
Ell dfa en- que Blanca estuviese Ca
sads con otro y lie hnblese olvidado;
pero IN noble y caballeroso pensa'
miento le detuvo.- He iUrado al
marques. SO dijo, - no casarme
nnncs con Blanca; pero no lie he
promatido gar su hermano. La
muerte del marques deis estas
dos mujeres sin protector. 70 10
sere, 20 reerplszars q ese hijo des
aparecido tantos affos ia.
Blanca y su madre hahfan Gala.
do Fabian las revelaciones hechas
por 81 marques, en- 81 lecho de
muerte, referente al hiio que ha-
bfan crefdo muerto duraDte tsnto
tempo. Fabian, pues, Sc qued6.
Solo que tanto per extiDguir en-
el coraz6n de Blanca ell amor que
el sdiyinaba como para csmbiar
sus propias torturas, Fabian se
alej0 POGO POGO, pero insensible.
mente de ella; dei6 de ir todos los
dfas como antes, y Blanca. alg0
disgustada por esta repentina re-
serva. no hizo NADIA para atrserle.
Pronto se limit6 . ir una vez por
aemana, escogiendo los momentos. !.
en- que sabfa cue habrfa gente
Per0 cads dfa. Csda hOra, en-
i anmbxa, velAba Eahlan noE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-06

Hija mia, tienes mucho que per.
donar a Fabian, pero 20 te aseguro
que es digno de tn perd6n, y lie
otorgne tn mano Que acaba de pc
dir.
La sefIorits de Chamery lsnzo un
grtto y por POGO Sc desmgya otra
vez. Pero Fabian Ia cogs6 en- sus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-02-06

brszos y Ia diio: Blanca, adorada
B!anca:-sno sabeis que os he anna
do siempre y que mi vida entera es
vuestra?
De1emos IN momento Ell hotel
Ohamery para ir La calle de Saint
Florentin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26
Sensible and Timely.

Accidents happen on railroads
and of railroads, in town and out
Of town, in business and in pleas
ure, when you expect them and
when you don't expect them. Lis
ten to the many serious accidents
you hear Of every day, and ask
ask yourself if is not wisdom aud
good business judgement to get an
Accident Policy at little cost and
be fully protected. Don't forget
that we represent three of the best
casualty or accident companies in
the United States and can give you
any kind Of policy you desire.
500 Jno. A. Moore.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26
ETTLE.HIGGS.
Bryan Young People Welded in Dallas
Yesterday Afternoon.

Mr.. John +. Ettle and Miss Ef.
lie Higgs Of this city were mar
ried in Dallas yesterday afternoon
at / o'clock at the home Of Mr.. and
Mre. II B. Goodnight, 1853 Hick-
DRY street, where the brida was
writing. Rev. George W. Nc
Daniel, a Baptist minister, oihci.
ited. Mr.. and Mrs. Ettle returned
last night and are at home with
the brides mother, Mrs. b. p.
Higgs, where they will remain un-
Ill January /.
The young people stole a march
on their friends by well laid plans.
Miss Higgs left few days ago TO
visit relatives in Dallas, and Mr..
Ettle followed Tuesday night with
a marriage license. Roth the
young people were reared in Bryan
and both have many friends who
rejoice with them in their great
happiness.
The bride isa young lady Of
womauly worth and christian char
acler. social graces and domestic
accomplishments. The groom il a
young man Of fine business ability
and plenty oil energy. He is an
experienced pharmacist in the en-
ploy of Mr.. NJ. RI. James.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26

miles to see but there | .,.'
Of equal note.
Master Harry Du Bell, the king
Of the high wire, who rides an IL
Illuminated wheel in mid-air at a
height of so feet. This is one Of
the grandest and most daring acts
Of its kind in this country.
Then come lie Fleur and Clark,
the champion cycle wbirl team OF
the world, who, riding upon bowl
shaped track at full speed in OPP
poslte directions, defy all laws Of
gravity. Should one single slip
occur during the ride these gentle.
men would meet instant death.
Among the various attractions
Of the carnival there is a trained
wild animal show with lady train
ers. An old plantation wherein is
depicted negro life as it was in the
South before the war, and Lolita,
The fire dancer, in seven separate
and distinct dances. The fire,
rainbow, serpentine, silver picture,
flower and gold dances, then
there is the beautiful Orient, the
electric theatre, the wonderland
museum, The Star Palace with six
lady glass blowers at work making
souvenirs to be given away to each
visitor, the Ferris wheel where
any one may ge' a taste OF high
life when they get off the earth.
There is a long list Of attractions
which make up one Of the greatest
carnivals ever witnessed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26
L O C a l..

We have been informed that some
travelling agent with more assurance
than Information has started the re-
port that the Eagle has given up or
'contemplates giving up the agency
for Exline blank books, etc. We de-
sire 10 inform our patrons and the
public that the report Is wholly I'M
warranted, and we are now In better
shape 10 all such orders than ever
before. Let US I'LL your orders for
books for 1904.
Mr.. J.. S. Mooring will locate in
Corsicana Jan. |, and take charge Of
the Commercial hotel, the leading
hotel Of that city. His many Bryan
friends will regret this announce
ment exceedingly, but he says he
still intends 10 make Bryan his
home. Mr.. Mooring is one Of the
best known and most successful
hotel men in the state, and his sue
cess is assured In advance by his ex-
perience and popularity.
Speaking to the Eagle man about
the prosperous condition of Brazos
county people, as shown by the bank
statements published In the Eagle,
Mr.. II. q. Boatwright said yester-
day thai he attributed great deal
OF this 10 diversiflcatIon, resulting in
more products being raised at
home that have been heretofore
purchased abroad, and increased
price 81 cotton from cutting dowr
acreage. Diversiiication pays; keep
1t going.
a team from the A. and NJ. class
in stock judging composed Of NJ. 5.
Church, G. Walden. NJ. O. Moser,
Il. H9nna and J. &. Burns will go to
AUSTIN with the excursion today aud
leave that city Friday TO attend the
International Stock Show at
Chicago. They will be accompanied
by Profs. Johnston and Marshall.
Stock judging contests among the
students OF various colleges are "a
feature Of these shows, and the
young men will have unusual adj
yantagcs for aequainting themselves
with the merits Of fine stock.
The remains OF Mr.. J w. Rodes,
a leading business man and proIni-
nent citizen OF Navasota, passed
through Bryan last night on route
home from Kansas City, where he
was under treatment for melan-
cholia, and committed suicide by
drowning In "A lake. He leaves "A
wife and three children. He was "A
member Of the firm OF Rodes a
Owen, and ~. 2i.-ssident Of one Of
'tate street tuins res. He was a good
treet Tuesday a cployed. RevD.Y.
noTe ,l.an 1000 wvsre yesterday, said
"a Kept as clos..pn was brought on
: 10 Saes md close attention 10
business aiiIirs. which are In fine
shape. Mrs. Rodes IL a sister OF Sam
r. Henderson Of this city.
Ny line OF $3.50 grey and black
skirts reduced to si.95. Coulter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26
Special Thanksgiving Matinee.

The Otto n. Krause Co. will give
a special Thanksgiving Matinee this
afternoon at 2:i5, presenting Re-
cause She Loved Him So Ad-
mission 70 cents for everybody
Tonight, the established London
success, "The Sleeping city
Idaho" was well received last
night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26

A suit for SANDER in lamar
county has resulted in apistol
duel between a man and q
woman, both being seriously
wounded. Talking about that NO.
man will probably stop.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26

The redoubtable Wood, with rec
cord to make good, is ruthlessly
Staying in Jolo. He has killed
seventy.two Moros and threatens
to seperate the sultan from some of
his numerous wives on a charge Of
treaty abrogation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26

The state comptroller holds
that property owners have no Op-
ton but must pay poll tax with
other taxes. This is about the
only case We ever heard of where
the Teller without anything had an
option coming.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26
Hogs for Sale.

one hundred head Of good blood.
ed stock hogs, sows, pigs and
shoats. Apply to 6. W. Brown or
w. L. Saunders, Bryan, Tex.
d.3O3, WI
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26

We wonder how the midway
looks to the eye Of Alkalai, and if
from dancers serpentine his I'M
pulse is TO fly?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26
.ELKS CARNIVAL
observation-disclosures COM.
EDy COMPANY COMING.
GALA WEEK DECEMBER I 70 Z


pows, besides a number oil great
I'D sensational free acts which
will be seen every afternoop and
night in the open air on hMain
street.
The Elks have the hearty sup
port Of the business men in their
enterprise, and are preparing for
the people at home as fine carnival
attractions as can be seen at Hous.
ton or elsewhere. The Talbot
Whitney company has the highest
endorsement from new, 1apers and
officials Of the cities " ere they
have appeared, and ten cars are
required to haul their big show.
Among the attractions is the
sensational free act Of Matt Gay,
diving from a 9O-foot tower into a
tank of water but four feet deep,
an act that is most thrilling. The
Stockton Independent Of May 9Th
last has this to say about it:
ITO see a man stand far above the
crowd, upon a tiny shell, deliberately
pOise himself and turn completely
over backwards into space, is enough
10 make the bravest hold their
breath, and the weaker ones turn
away with a sickly feeling, fearing
that the man will never reach his
tank alive. But when they hear the
great splash aud know that the feat
has been performed successfully,
there Is one universal shout, and
Matt Gay heralded far and near a.
the greatest performer alive
This act alone is worth COINS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26
ATCOULTER's.

s7.5I blk jackets 5000
$50 mercerized petticOats Ssc
sl.25 cOunterpaiues ia CSC
$3.50 grey skirts si.95
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26

Houston boasts Of an 'automo.
bite race Of consequence" when
nothing was run over but dog.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-26

For men are the best in the
world. That's puttinsit strong
but you need only to see and
try them to be be conviced.
Their elegance of style, per-
feet workmanship and above
all wearing aad fitting quail
tiles have never been surpass-
ed by any shoe onearth. We
have inst received the second
shipment for this season ana
Can now show you a complete
line of Butchers and. pas in
all the new styles of Wei, Box
Calf and Patent Kids.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11
After a Strong Team.

President Aaron Frank OF the Lit
tie Rock Baseball association, was
in the city Friday on business He
says the Little Rock association is
stronger and il et1ar fI.;.ac a. con
diticn this year tha; ever before
Many Of the payers on last wears
cam Gave already lcen signed for
the next season. ana he tetm that
takes the field for the Travellers next
spring will be the st: o: gcst that has
yet represented the capital city
When asked regarding tie conta ,
for last seasons pennai.t Mr.. Franl:
said that the Littic Rocl. ccaccie.i~
would demand Cd inVcaiga !on OF ti3e
charges made by phyio o. MemDha
regarding the bribery of the A;lanto
team.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11
Football Meetinq.

There will be meeting of the JEFF
ferson Fencibles foot ball team at
the armory nextTuesday night for the
purpose Of completing the organiza-
tion and signal practice for the com.
ing season. There are a number OF
promising candidates for the team and
several games will be arranged with
other teams as soon as the organiza.
ton is completed. Among the candi
dates are: S. Reeves. w Goodwin, G..
j. kellar, E. O. Harrison, E. J. Mer.
ritt, Van Knox. C. G. Schenck. John
Foley, J. Blake Trescott. J. Larkin,
H. Chestnut. Henry Roberts, H. A.
Bluthenthal, A. H. Rowell. DIR. O. w
Collins, and W, B, Pinney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11

ternoon for business trip to Little
Rock and ST Louis.
Messrs. ]. E. Daniel and A. G. Hyatt
left Saturday for Monticello. where
they were called by the death of their
brother, u. w. Hyatt.
Miss Margaret Crutchfeld, of Fred
ericksburg, Va, will be the guest of
Miss Esther Triplett for the winter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11

N Extensive improvements are short
M to be made in the plant OF the Pine
Bluff Telephone company which,
when completed will make it one of
the best equipped plants in the state
The present company was organized
about seven years ago and the
sswitc chhoard and equipment has been
since that time. About three
vi Nls ago the present switchboard
U,s5zan to show cut outs and in other
Hys Inconvenience to the subscrib-
Ze in calling for connections a new
sNitchboard Of the Stromberg- Carlson
make was ordered at once and will be
Installed and ready for use about De
Eceulber |. The switchboard is to a
large extent automatic and the same
make that is now being used in Mem
phis and other large cities. The com
pany will repair and rebuild all their
'phones that do not work we'll and
get everything in readiness for
prompt connection when the new
board comes. For several years the
company has been accommodating
subscribers to the full limit of their
capacity and when the new board
was ordered, it was made large
enough to accommodate 1,500 or more
subscribers. Orders have already
been taken for large number of
these and the company can put in sew
Ieral hundred new phones upon appli-
cation. The new switchboard has an
other convenience for the subscriber
In that it affords a quicker and more
reliable service. and the subscriber
may call either by name or number
and set connection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11

Ns The following is the pGegrar, for
the week of prayer October - to is,
Inclusive:
Z MonGay-Cons5erat service:
Ebusin es;s meeting; Mrs. Mcclellan
ss55crsder.
F Tuesday-Mrs. w. Z. Tankersley
Elcader, How Does the Woman's
Home Mission Society Help the Pas
Tor? Talk by Rev. W. p WhaleT.
s"Our Supply Department, paper by
Mrs. Joe Watkins; Resume WoHh
8at A, B, C, Home and Training
School paper by Mrs. George vi
ing.
2 Wedncsday-Leader Mrs. N. r..
/ Roberts; Our Literature" paper by
Mrs. Smith Are You a Father?'
Ms w. P Whaley; Our Mountain
Work Mrs. Geoerge NJ Wells.
MM Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Rodgers:
SSDo We Owe Salvation to the Chi
Snese and Japanese Who Come to
8Amcrica?" Mrs. Reeves; THE Gu
AbRns in Our Midst" Mrs. Gannaway;
@@eThe Red Men in the South. Mrs
&Lowery; Our Deaconesses, Mrs.
9Bprrells The Social Settlement
kMrs. Do.eson
gg@ Friday-Leader. Mrs. w. p.
INhaley; The Home Mission Socie-
AN as t. Factor in City s1vanselatioil.
k9Rev. !. T. Carr: The United States
&k d Mission Field" Mrs. M. ]. Mead;
hat Part the w H. NJ. Society Has
SAh This Field So White Unto the Har-
zlyest," Mrs. Roberts; How Can l En-
&4rge My Auxiliary,' open discussion
&c by Mrs V. O. Mcclellan.
@ Our three schools in Florida for
&Eubans all opened the first week in
september. Miss Marry Bruce, sup
rintendent of all this work, lives in
Ter own house in Ybor City. She sup
rintends all. conducts mothers meet
ngs. visits from house to house, and
Farries forward night school for
italians. 1t is thaught that the Ital-
ans will outnumber the Cubans in
hat city within few years. and Miss
Bruce is. the only person at work
lmong this foreign element.
We have a fine plant at Key West.
his school is called Ruth Hargrove
eminary. with Miss Emily Reid prin-
lpal, Its great need is for enlarged
quarters. This need is so great, may
Fe not make it a subject Of prayer?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11

twenty-five little souls were turned
| away from here last year. We must
not let this continue We need new
members.
Our scheol at Ybor City is called
Wolf Mission school. 1t is conduct
ed on settlement lines, with three
teachers. Aj;saes Ford and Perry and
Mrs. Coouer. Its needs are a piano
and more material for the industrial
reDartment
At West Tampa We have an ideal
mission school, with Miss VALDEZ and
Mrs. Roza Valdez in charge. Pupils
from this school go out to carry tie
gospel to their own people
The rescue home at Dallas
Texas. is moving forward at the speed
granted by the interest and donations
OF our women Mrs. w. H. Johnson
has for the last year done the double
work OF superintendent and financial
agent. To her labor the church will
always be indebted She calls for an
earnest, consecrated. cultured, cap
able, practical woman to take the lead
Mr.. .DONELSON. Reporter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11
SOCIETY NOTES.
+ i. + I. i. i i. i. 1. i. + i. + i. +

i. j. + + + j. l. j. + i. i. /. + + i.
The wedding of Miss Ella Bum and
Mr.. j. B. Talbot will take place this
morning at 10 O'Clock at the home of
the brides brother-in-laW. Dr. H. e.
Williams. 41S East Twelfth avenue
Rev. J. NJ. HaWley, pastor of the First
Methodist church will officiate The
wedding will be a quiet affair only
the immediate friends Of the contract
ing parties being invited
Friends in this city have received
cards announcing the approaching
marriage Of Miss Robert Earle
Chenault of Richmond. Ky, to Mr.
Edwin Forrest Galbraith, OF Jackson
Wills, Ill, on Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 21. at Richmond. The groom
is the son OF Capt. and Mrs. r NJ Gal
bralth of this city and was raised in
Pine Bluff. He is at present the busi-
ness manager of the Galbrath Fur
niture company of Jacksonville The
ing families Of Kentucky Mr. and
Mrs. Gal5raith will visit the groom's
parents here few days after the
marriage.
Miss Angie May Barnett and Mr..
Claude Y. Henry, of Tillar We're mar
ried in this city Thursday night by
Rev. j. F. Carr at the home of Judge
w. T. Woodbridge on Lakeside. The
wedding was of a clandestine nature.
Both bride and groom are we'll con-
nected at Tillar and only the refusal
of the young ladys parents to give
their consent, frustrated the occur
renee Of the wedding some time ago
Both contracting parties have many
friends here and in Southeast IArkan-
SaS.
The Tuesday Afternoon Euchre club
were the guests of Miss Brunette Ats
chul at her home on West Barraque
street Wednesday afternoon This
was the second meeting of the club
since its organization and proved to
be a delightful one to the members
who attended. Tine Altschu home
was neatly decorated color scheme
of red and black being employed with
a prety effect Euchre was the prin-
cipal amusement Of the afternoon.
Miss Claude We'll won the first prize
I'd the sccOn: was won by Miss
Rachel kaufman. Both prizes were
beautiful pins. During the afternoon
dainty refreshments were served. the
Tuesday, Those present were: Misses
Josie and Ida Dreyfus. Josie Strauss.
Fannie Kaufman. Minnie Weller,
Claude We'll, Roella Solmson. Rachel
Kaufman and Brunette Altschu
Claude G. Henry and Miss Arge
May Barrett of Tillar were married in
this cityMonday afternoon by justice
of the peace The marriage savors
something of romance. because the
young people eloped. The parents of
Miss Barrett objected to the match
On October 3, Mr.. l.. NJ Simmons,
and Miss Kate Madison of Faith. elop-
ed and were married at the home of
Esquire Culpepper. The couple left
on the afternoon train for Lewisville,
where they will reside in the future.
The complimentary banquet given
by the Alpha temple, Order of Rath.
bone Sisters. to the local lodge Of
Knights of Pythias Wednesday night,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11

Miss Annie May Kerwin has return
ed from three weeks visit to friends
in Hot Springs.
John Lynch and wife and son. of
Green Castle, Ind, are visiting friends
in this city.
Roy Strowbridge left yesterday af-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprains, stings. instant relief. DR..
Thomas Electric OIL At any drug
store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-10-11

The Current Topic club held its reg
Smart Saturday afternoon All of the
members of the club were present
and enjoyed the literary program
Those present were Misses Alma De
woody, Emma Dewoody, Mittie Knox
Mamie Mann, lola Philpot, Florence
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