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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27


Hon Reed Greea wont 70 St. Louis
las night on business.
Mr.. Carl Miller is visiting relatives
and friends in Padncan
Miss Abbie williams spent Sunday
with relative in Padncah.
Miss Virginia Bishop spent Christ.
mas with friends in Golden.
Mrs Pauline Petry has gone %
4 BloIgett Mo-. TO spend he holidays.
Mr.. Nj h. sadler OF ST. Louis is Wis.
lifting his brother, Mr. b sadler
III. Frank Milne has returned from
a visit with his parents in DuQuoin
I'LL
Miss scean Feu,z has returned
from a yisi with relatives at Anna,
H IN
Miss Gertrude Perez Of Memphis il
spending the holidays with Cairo rel
agiyes
Major DanI Hogan of Mound city
4 was in Cairo last night eproute 70
Chicago
Rev A. S J. Raldridse is spending
the holidays with relatives at Mar
tin Tenn
Mrs. Won Aichelburg Of Mound
City j. visiting her parents Or. aud
Mrs W f Jocelyn.
Mr. John O'sgea has completed
NE plumbing in S F. Myers resi-
d=nce at Mound CITY
Miss Flora Fischer Of Twentieth |
stree has for her guest Miss Reba |
Davis Of CeptraIia, H.
MIR Harlow Davidson is spending
he holidays with his parents, Mr.
ard Mrs. William Davidson.
Mr. ] W Bransford Of Union city I
Tenn, 8 In The city the guest Of DR..
A. A. Bondurant and family.
Mr.. Asa Twente of Olive Branch
spent Christmas in Cairo with his
brother. MIR Arthur Twente.
Miss Grace Arm trang Of ST. Loul
spent Christmas IN Cairo with he
brother, Nj Car Armstrong.
Mr. George ". STROBE Of Trenton
Tenn, returned home yesterday al
Ter visit with Cairo friends.
Attorney Hunter Bird is spandin
he holidays with the family Of Mr.
Louis Houck at Cape Girardeau
Mr. Harry Smith and li.tle este
Cornelia are visiting their grandma
her, Mrs Cornelia Bozman OF SIxu
street
Mr. john r Beno Is In Morehouse
Mo. installing furnaces in churche
of hat town for he firm of Engle
ami Eeno.
MIR and Mrs James n. Monkey
Poplar Bluff. Mo-. are guests of tho
latter's mother Mrs. Anna Robertson
ct Sixteenth street
sir joseph Wengar returned e.
Chicago last night after a short visi
here vita his parents Mr. and Mrs
j. W Wenger of Park Place West.
Miss Emma LaTurBo who is hold !
ing a position as steuographer in 81
Louis came down 90 vsi, her parents I
~ upper Walnut stree for tao days
only
ar. and Mrs. ~. r. Dave of M. Yer
non. llL. accompanied by their young
cst daughter. Miss Gussie are The
guests Of me family of j T LaTunc
of upper Walnut street Mrs. Dave Is
the only sister OF the later and they
had MOI met before for over thirty ]
year q
superintendent r. c. Clendanon. q
County Superintendent John Snyder
Mrs Laura Miller. Miss Nellie b
II her and Profs. S one. Alexander E
and BannisteT are among The Calr
who win attend the state
teachers meeting al Springfield .h.s
week
Alr John c. Murnell of ST. Louis q
many years ago with The Bulletin. d
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

Mr. and Mrs. w. r Dave of M. Yer
non. m. accompanied by their young
cst daughter Miss Gussie. are The
guests Of the family of J T LaTurnc
of upper Walnut street Mrs. Dave o.
The only sister at the later and they
had MOI met before for over thirty
year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

The Peoria arrived from Caruthcrr
vile last night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

The Foresters' team Of the NJ. w.
A. have been invited to Maiden Mo.
70 initiate TWENTY-FIVE persons into
the VI. w A. and leave on the Cotton
Belt at 9 p, m. The officers ana
team are invited and all expenses are
paid By the Maiden lodge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

Miss Grace May Bralsforl. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs w H. Bresford
OF Mounds. was united in marriage
sunday evening at s 0'clocI, to Rob
er. r, Camp Rev Thomas E. Watts
officiating The groom is brakeman
On .he Illinois Central railroad.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

Henry A. White and Miss Ludda a.
Crittenden OF Chester. were united
i'm marriage yesterday evening at
1880 o'clock by Judge A. Ccmings at
his office ON Eighth street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

Cairo lodge No. 237. a. f. and a
NJ win install officers onigdt The
installation will be con iucted by hi
jrict Grand Deputy Master J. ". Har
ris and the following will be install
ed. Akter W F. Gibson; senior war
den &GC. Barclay; junior warden
Frank Armstrong; secretary Morton.
Renfro; treasurer Paul G. Schulz
g Richardson senior deacon; Ross
Bates igHior deacon NJ w. Riley sen
ior steward c. y. Costley. iunio
steward r NJ Bush, tyler
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

An exchange says that The Padl
cab city authorities are determined
70 stop loaGns about the union DC.
pot J. seems a pity that the author
i.ics al Paducah should find nothing
more important to do Than to loaf
around the union depot and il is rath-
or remarkable HAT they should rush
into print their determination 10
stop The pornicious habit And, just
afDr Christmas. too. Why couldn't
they wait until New Years and then
quietly swear on. instead of counting
publicity and posing in this mildly
naau0nal style
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27
PURELY PERSONAL


Mrs Joseph Barth of DeSoto is Wis
ifing Cairo relatives.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

The song service at the Christian
church Christmas night was unusual
ly fine and was largely attended. The
regular choir was assisted hv Mrs.
H. Gentry and Mr.. Fred Cornell.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

A valuable dog was stolen from
Mr. Edward Werner a few days ago
md taken 10 some point north of
Cairo. The animal was recovered It
reported that a number Of valuable
Cairo CANNES are disappearing in a
similar manner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

Miss Emma LaTurBo who is hold
Ing a position as stenographer in 81
Louis came down 10 visi, her parents
1n upper Walnut stree for tso day.
only
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

Mr.. II. S. Candee left for Chicago
last nigdt on business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

Sir joseph Wengar returned e.,
Chicago last night after a short visi
here vita his parents Mr. and Mrs
j. W Wengcr of Park Place West.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

MIR and Mrs James n Monkey
Poplar Bluff, Mo. arc guests of IN,
laiters mother Mrs Anna Robertson
ct Sixteenth street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-27

Umpire Rassman and Wool.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
PHYSICAL CULTURE LECTURE.

Mrs. Imogene Gilmore, teacher OF
physical culture and expression, will
give series of talks on physical cul-
+ ture and health, illustrated by
charts, at the Christian church, COM
mencing Thursday, Aug. 5, at p. m.
There is no admittance fee, and all
ladies', young and old. are cordially
invited. Mothers are especially urged
to be present. Mrs. Gilmore comes
with the highest recommendations 1t
her purpose to open a school OF
physical culture and expression in
fine Bluff, and she takes this method
becoming more thoroughly ac-
auainted with the people Her talks
ave been most enthusiastically re-
elVed in the state normals of Missis,
pppl. where she introduced physical
ultllre three years ago, as we'll as in
kentucky and Ell Paso, Tex, where
le has been teaching for the past
20 years.
Those who attend are certain to be
terested as we'll we'll as benefited.
er subject for Thursday will be
ne Need of Physical Training for
owing Boys and Girls"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
CAUSE OF. MUDY WATER
Breakdown at Water Plant, and River
Water Being Used.

The new manager of the Pine Blur
Light and water company is having
1nuch trouble at this time in supplying
the city with water, and the kinu
Ct water that is now pumped through
the pipes of the company is about
the worst ever seen. The trouble
emanates from breakdown at one
Of the wells of the company and in
the force of men. AS announced
few days ago, most of the old men
who were in the employ of the COM
panv were released, and there has
been no new. men to take their places.
The company has been short OF help
for some time and the connections
and piping are not properly attended
TO. The water is taken directly from
the river ard but little, If any, OF the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21

jury even indicted him and don't be-
lieve you will get Judge to try the
case"
Attorney Taylor for the defense
said they could raise $4,000 in the
way OF bond, but Judge Grace allow
ed the bond to be fixed at $2,5OO in
each case and it was stated thai
this could easily be made Kight will
be tried in the circuit court of Drew
county September 20.
Saturday was the day set for the
hearing of the habeas corpus proceed
ings, but Judge Grace was late mar
irving in the city from Warner, where
he was holding court and did not
begin the case until o'clock last
night. John Kight was represented
by S. M. Taylor of this city and F. A..
Gibson of kingsand, while W. T.
Amis and w. J. Stanfield of Rison
represented the state Mr. Amis, for
the state read the testimony of f. L..
knickerbocker and G. E. Ledbetter OF
Rison, in which they stated that
Kight shot three times at Knicker-
booker and was chasing him when he
fred the shots which killed the Nor
gan brothers. Knickerbocker admit
ted that he had had some difficulty
with Kight over business and had
pulled a knife on him. Ledbetter tes
tilted that he saw the shooting and
had struck Kieht With club after
the Morgan brothers had been killed.
The shooting occurred al kingsland,
February 13 of this year.
For the defense a number of Wit
neeses We're put GA the stand whose
testimony summed up went to show
that Knickerbocker lodged behind
the Morgan brothers after Kieht be-
can to shoot and that the shooting
was not at theln in the first place.
The taking of the testimony occu-
pied about two hours Of time and
after it was finished it did rot take
Judge Grace long to render his opin-
ion and grant bail
A number of people from the inn
mediate vicinity of Kingsland were
present at the trial and crowded
around Kight to offer him congratula-
tions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21

implicated aud all marched aut of st.
Petersburg as though they were going
to the front. By buying some OF
the outpost officials they were allow
ed to cross the frontier and there
they scattered. It is stated that It.
cost the body of men $4,000 to bribe
the outpost officials to let them pass.
After many hardships, narrow es-
capes from drowning and starvation.
Mr.. Benson and small party reached
London and from there he came to
America and to Pine Bluff He tells
his kinfolk in this city that the whole
or the Russian army is dissatisfied
with their lot and that they are treat
ed like dogs. None of them would
serve i'll the war with Japan il they
could find way to escape
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
GOES MERRILY ON
PINE BLUFF CONTINUES TO
MAKE PERMANENT
IMPROVEMENTS.
No Time to Wait on the Uncertainties
Of the Proposed Constitutional
Amendment.

The permanent street improvements
in Pine Bluff go right on without the
aid of the bond amendment and the
city is rapidly growing into one of the
leading cities in Arkansas so far as
permanent improvements are concern
ed.
A petition for the formation of a
new sewer district is being circulated
among those interested, and there is
no doubt that the next meeting of the
city council will grant the permission
for the district to be framed and the
sewer built. The new district is in the
west end Of the city, embracing that
portion of the city from Cherry and
Linden west to the city limits and be-
tween Barraque street and Third ave-
nue. The territory is already sup
Piled with water connections and the
citizens living in that vicinity want
the sewer as well. The petition with
the required number OF property own
ers will be presented to the next meet
ing of the city council.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
DANIELS KILLS DR.. MAGNEss.
Shot Him While He Stood in His
Store at Mera.

Mena, Aug. 2O.-Harry Daniels,
freight engineer on the Kansas City
Southern railway, shot and instantly
killed DR.. w. II. Magness, a leading
physician and citizen of this place,
a.. o'clock yesterday mortirg. The
affair took place in the score room
@. the Davis Drug company. Follow
ing is statement of the shooting
from an eyewitness: DR.. Magness
was on the outside of the counter,
leaning over it in the act Jof tying a
marcel. Daniels entered the store at
the front door and walked back TO-
ward his victim. who did not look
around. Without a word of warning
Daniels drew his revolver 3S-call-
ber automatic weapon, and fired from
of distance of six feet The bullet
struck DR.. Magness in the small Oh
the back. He reeled and turned part
,v around. Daniels fired again. tbs
second shot taking effect just beio"
the right eye. His victim fell to tbs
floor and Daniels rapidly fired three
more shots into his body as he lay
dead The only cause that can BE-
ascribed for Daniels act is said to be
his jealousy of his wife. Many ru'
mors and reports are current. but
nothing definite will be shown untll
the preliminary trial is held.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
ARMY OF 1000 DESERTED
One of Them, Russian Soldier, Arrives
in Pine Bluff.

Burton Benson, full tledged Rus
sian soldier who served tor four years
in the Russian army. brings to this
city a story of the desertion of a
whole army of men, 1000 in number,
according to the figures given by Mr..
Benson. Mr.. Benson does not speak
q word of English, but told the story
OF the hardships undergone by these
men to his sister, Mrs Wolf Nichols,
at whose home he is now staying.
He was member Of regiment of
Russians who did duty in the war
with japan. The regiment was sent
home some time ago and upon being
ordered back to the front did not dare
to refuse to go; but a conspiracy was
formed for the whole regiment to de-
sert. Officers and men alike were
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
KIGhT IS GRANTED BAIL
Judge Grace's Remarks In Decidina
Case Encouraging to hight.

At 10 o'clock last might after lis
tening to the testimony Of witnesses
for two hours Circuit Judge A. B.
Grace granted bail in the case of the
state against John Kight, the alleged
SLAYER of Judge Sam Morgan and his
brother, Henry Morgan, at Kingsland
last February and spoke words which
gave Kight and his friends much hope
Of the ultimate freedom of the al
legged murderer. Bail was fixed at
the small amount Of $3.50 in each
Indictment and John Kight will have
his freedom Monday after having
spent six months in Jail to await
trial
Judge Grace listened patiently to
the testimony offered by the state
and the defense and then stated in
open court that he saw no case OF
murder against the man as charged
and would cheerfully grant bail. Il
don't agree with the state i'll this
case" said the judge. "and I do not
see how any impartial jury of twelve
men will convict this man of murder
ir either case. Nothing more than
manslaughter can be made out of it
and believe that will be light case.
This man John Kight was kicked
around beaten and elt at with knives
by men much larger than he was
and had TO defend himself. He was
set upon by first one man aud then
another. and why? Because he was
rival in legitimate business.
Knickerbocker, great big man who
would weigh two hundred pounds,
went after him With knife and
chased him up the street. Henry Nor
gan whipped him, and the man had
81p draw his pistol to keep from being
z beaten into a jelly or perhaps killed.
81 do not think that he is to blame
morally or legally for his actions in
shooting either of the Morgan broth
ers: for he was chasing Knckerbock
er and shooting at him. Whether this
man had murder in his heart or not
is a question. With all that crowd
after me l would have turned a can
non on them if I had been in his
place | am surprised that the grand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
BUSTER TOLIVER KILLED.
Struck BY Cotton Belt Train and
Skull Fractured.

AS the northbound Cotton Belt
train was coming into the city at 80
o'clock this morning, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth avenues, beyond the
crossing, it struck an unknown negro
and he was instantly killed. The he
gro was nlIlatto and about tive ty-
five years of age. He was struck Oh
the back Of the head and the skull
fractured, an ugly hole being made
in the back Of the head. The remains
were brought to Ralph Robinson s
moreuc and will be held for an in
quest by the coroner.
It was learned after the foregoing
was put in type that the dead negro'e
name is Buster Toliver.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
PRE- ABOUT ENGINEER WHITE

Eothlng can be said which will
the vacancy in the domestic cir.
when a loved one is so suddenly
'h' nor entirely take away the
len OF grief thus placed upon the
Us OF family, but much can be
OF truly good man which will
'en these sorrows. Two days be-
Mr.. White came to his tragic
7 at Texarkana in the wreck, al
known to all readers of this
> ne was to see his friend, Mr..
srdson. city secretary of the Pine
!. M. c. A. Knowing Mr.. White
great lover Of the Y. M. c. A.
'these gentlemen having known
otner in the great Y. M. c. A. in
hana) Mr.. Richardson spoke to
IS follows: X.:n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21

water in the present condition is very
sanitary. The following communi-
cation to the public was issued Sat
urday and is intended to partly re-
lieve the situation:
Pine Bluff, Ark, Aug. 20.-To the
Public:-The use of water for street
sprinkling purposes will be suspend
ed for the present on account of the
necessity of economizing in the use
OF water for both fire and household
purposes. AS soon as the defect now
existing at the water works is cor
rected, you will be promptly notified
and permitted to use water agair
for sprinkling purposes. The chiei
of police will see that the order is
enforced.
H. KING WHITE, Mayor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
HAD TO PAY THE PRINTER.

Gov. Davis has paid the judgment
rendered against him in Pulaski cir
cult court some time ago. for $25 and
SIS costs, in favor of W. N. Lucey
of the Hartford Developer for a print
ing bill of the 1902 campaign. says
the Little Rock Democrat. 1t will be
remembered that at the time of the
trial in Justice Rankin's court,
Judgment was rendered in favor OF
the defendant, and Collector W. l..
Greer, who has represented Lucey,
was reprimanded The case was ap-
pealed to the circuit court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
DEATH IF MRS. J. L. HOOPER.

Benton, Aug. 20.-Mrs. J. l.. Hooper,
aged %, died Thursday morning at
1:30 o'clock, after a painful illness
of four weeks. She is survived by
her husband and little son, sixteen
months old. Mrs. Hooper was for
merly Miss Josie Embree, and was
a daughter of 7. F. Embree of Ben
ton. She was we'll known in Little
Rock and Pine Bluff, where she lived
a number of years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21

ardson on West Barraque street.
Prof. George w Droke of the state
University at Fayetteville is in the
city in the interest of that institution.
Mrs. b. J. Franklin and children
OF Little Rock are the guests of Mrs.
E. o. King and family, on ;5c,rh
street
Mr.. e. E Richardson. assistant sec
retary of the railroad Y M. G. A.
ii Poplar Bluff, Mo, is in the city, tho
guest Of his brother, A. b. Richard
son, West Barraque street.
Mrs. Dan Byrd and daughter, Miss
Lettir Byrd have zone 10 s.. Louis
10 atteed he worlds fair. Miss
TSrd was the winner Of one If fha
,Graphe's free worlds fair tr1Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. !. Mead. Mi .iof.
iie Curtis, Virginia Mead Miss Mary
Partridge and Virgil Mcclellan left
last night for st. Louia+ Where ;hey
VIII visit the worlds fair They will
be joined in Little Roc1 by Miss len.
ME Wells.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
SATURDAY WAS A SCORCHER.

Yesterday was another one of those
warm days for which the south is
famous at this time of the year. The
hot sun poured down upon the swell
fcrne crowds for six hours and made
the small breeze that was stirring
seem hot instead of cool. At high
noon Yesterday the thermometer reg
istered SS degrees. AT / O'Clock the
mercury had climbed to 80 degrees,
where it remained until 3 o'clock. The
hottest part Of the day was at 4
o'clock when the mercury stood at 92
degrees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
MIKE FINN WILL SAY BOODBYE.
Authentic report That He Will Go
With ST. Paul Next Year.

It is learned on good authority that
Mike }. Finn, manager Of the Little
Rock baseball club, will be manager
OF the st Paul team next year st.
Paul is in the American association
and is one of the strongest of the
major league clubs. Mike Finn has
been manager of the Little Rock team
for four seasons, and for some time
there have been rumors that he pro-
posed to make a change-Little Rock
Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
FINE AMBULANCE
BROUGHT TO THE CITY BY
RALPH ROBINSON, THE
UNDERTAkER.
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It Has Long Been Needed. and II Will
Be Appreciated by Those Who
May Need It.

The new ambulance ordered h.
Ralph Robinson as an adjunct to- his
funeral establishment has arrived in
tfe city end was seen for the first
time in the city on the streets yes
terday. The ambulance will fill a
long felt want in Pine Bluff and is
a credit to Mr. Robinson and the city
IT runs smoothly and easily and in
jured persons can be transported with
ease in it. Mr.. Robinson will use the
ambulance as a city and hospital am
bulance and it will respond to all
calls. 1t is one of the finest ambu
lances in the south.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
PROMINENT RAILROAD MEN.
CT Cotton Belt Road Visit the City
Saturday.

The following prominent officials Of
the Cotton Belt railroad were in the
city Saturday: r. II. Britton, vice
president and general manager; w.
f. Farrell, traffic manager; NJ. l..
Lynch, chief engineer; j. p Pack,
general freight agent: J. S. Berry,
general superintendent OF bridges and
buildings. The party came from ST
Louis on a special train and they
will leave at a. IN. today for Texas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
HOSPITAL BENEFIT.

The citizens and members of the
Hospital and Benefit association are
cordially invited to attend the first
of a series of entertainments to be
!. B. SpeersYWJIIma Isjs-ad. tginve
held Fonday night at s O'Clock on
Mrs. ]. b. Speers' lawn. Admission,
25 cents. Refreshments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21
BRIEF MENTION.

N. Homles of Fordyce is in the
city.
J. H. Farrer of Waldo is Il guest of
the Arlington.
B. T. Adams OF LinWood is register
ed al the Arlington.
Ben II. Williams of ENGLISH Is / 2.
istered at the Trulock.
S. Y T. Wynn of Portland is in the
city today on business.
II. -l1utrell of Ronslas is in the
city today on busine 5.
Alr. ! b. simon I4jt this morning
tor the eastern markets.
Sheriff Gould spent' yesterday in
lit lc =R0ck Oh business.
clyde Lehman of Warren is in the
city today on business.
y. E. Tucker goes to Tucker this
afternoon to visit relatives
J. d. Currie of Winchester is among
the business men in the city.
B. E. Halpin of Thornton is among
the business visitors in the city
George Grill of Humphrey is among
the business visitors in the city.
RI. X. Futrell of Douglas is among
the business visitors in the city.
G. w. Drake of Fayetteville is among
the business visitors in the city today.
w r. Young is spending a three
weeks vacation at points in Colorado.
among the business visitors in the
city.
Fred L. Young of Little Rock is
among the business visitors in the
city.
Miss Arre Reeves has returned af-
ter visit to relatives at Jacksboro,
Texas.
Maste Alfred R)hor.:; OF NaDa-
seka is visiting his uncle, Capt, n. T.
Ronerts
Will Wall of Humphrey is among
the business men registered at the
Trulock
J. S. Cranfield and wife of Bliss
vile are among the guests at the
Arlington.
Miss frankie Owens has returned
after visit to friends a. ST. Louis
and Cuba, Mo.
Mrs. j. B. Simon and little son,
Bernard, have gone to Little Rock
to visit relatives.
S. B. Garrett of Altheimer is among
the business visitors in the city reg
istered at the Arlington.
Miss Bertha Richardson of Newport
lis visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rich
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-21

'I hear you have been talking Tor
the Y. NJ. C. A
eyes, | can't keep from it. Don't
want to quit. and don't expect to quit.
Only thing | am sorry for is that
didn't begin it sooner"