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New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
MILLINERY OPENING.
Lord G. Taylor'S Has Fine Display of Modes
for Fall

The autumn millinery opening at Lord & Tay-
lor's Broadway. Twenteth-st.. Nineteeuth-st. and
Fifth-ave. last Monday and Tuesday gave a
chance 20 lovers OF fine millinery TO the latest
shapes materials and color schemes that find
ing favor abroad at this season
Among the many French importations TO be seen
there none have attracted greater attention than
a picture hat of felt of vc!vetlike softness.
The crown Is of moderate height. but is given the
effect OF extreme height by full firth of valen-
ciennes lace around the top. II is held by mar
row band of pink velvet. Three ostrich plumes.
one pink one white and the third baby blue. are
nIaced together the left side near the front.
Under the brim. which falls in graceful curves.
there is a large fat rosette of blue velvet. The
same material is used to make a bandeau.
Another attractive hat display has It's crown
and upper brm OF graz blue felt. while tho under
brinn is made OF cream felt. The decoration con-
slsts OF accordion pleated silk In gray Siue tone
IN a double puff around the crown. There is one
white ulune which is drawn through slit il the
feIf mus making under we'll as upper
brim decoration
sr,su feathers stand nut pre-emnent. The Gathers
are pressed close together. only the tops Of them
showing These hats are considered 10 trim thtsl-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
LITTLE POINTS ON FASHIONS.
To Be Well Dressed Every Woman Must
Have a Velvet Gown

Don't buy heavy or viry materials for gowns
this winter" vas the advice that Miss Eliza o"fh
White president 81 tine Dressmakcrs Protective
Association gave 70 her audience yesterday after.
noon .Poplirz rnohairs aud even hrosdcloths
a not 10 be the thing III. but velvet iE sure
20 10 the popular material For ever 5ay YEA
there is rhe boulevard velve- and for house
gowns chiffon Danre velvet viii he used.
This gown that have row IS chiffon panue,
remarked Miss White vhereupon al th- dress
makers present looked with increased interest at
her tiny brown and white check costume
This gown was made FOR me in Paris" con
tinued Miss White she revoivod 10 give the
women better view. Then -h" gaFe points on
the gown from tip 70 TOE
People have asked me- about the proper height
for collars" she said You see mine is low
But that doesn't that All collars should be
low have no neck. hut the woman who Is
fortunate enough 70 possess one will wear a
higher collar. Don't make any Of those chokers
however.
Nov for the gGimpes. Mine. Of course. is made
OF lace. ike collar. They mrst ne
short-not more than eight or nine tnche~-and
narrow. We have no moro Of those Jokes that
give tho slightly military effect but il is not
plain leg % mutton sleeve That sleeve VIII not
'You this siseye7.' rriod the lecturer; as sbe
held up an imported coat Here IS The droopinE
effect although its late model BIZ the reaso
for this lies Just in TIE fact that II is a model The
70 put the very latest points into tho coats aud
gowns that they make to he used as models In
order 70 know the prevailing STYLES in Parts Won
must have dress made Tor Yourself
its the arrhoe In ORDER "a fl perfectly there
be ? straight line AZ the back ~ the arm
hole Mine is cut ont you sec. and n simply
spols the At of the waist. II YOU want - in
crease tho size OF tho armhoe, cut from the tut
around he front
The trimming IN skirts has m left the upper
part and gone toward the bottom. And. TemeDl-
her this-iS you're going TO put little rt1es a
skirt thev must stand Up. The only time that
YOU correctly RUNE that lies down is
when YOU have two small ruffiss with trimming in
the middle in that the bottom one lies
down The TOP Of your skirt cannot be mass Of
stitching either. for the stitching is allow ed
run down more than two ard a hslf inches below
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
FOR sLoCUM CHILDREN.

Despite the reluctance OF the slocum sufferers TO
make known their personal needs it has been
learned that several can be materially helped
through the fund at the r s s Office This
information has been obtained through the persona
knowledge OF public school teacher whose deep
interest in the stricken church and its sorrowing
people has led her 70 do many beautiful and self
sacrificing acts Tho cases reported thus far 10
the office little girl. aged ten years living
with h"r grandmother In the rear rooms Of top
floor in tenement house. Her mother three
sisters and two brothers. lost. and her father
having died four years she is left an orphan.
with her brother. a lad of sixteen. who earns 81
a week Clothing for the little girl and coal for the
winter viii be the aid this grandmother most
needs. little boy, aged nine years is still in a
hospital suffering from severe burns. His brother
supplied cuticIe from his body to cover the
terrible wounds The mother died the excursion
50 this httle fellow will need cheer. He is allowed
TO spend sunday AZ home. Another little boy eight
years old. i still suffering from the effect Of
burns. and cannot be sent TO the country as his
sead stIli needs occasional dressings. girl OF
nffe"n years lost her mother and sisters. and
is Obliged 10 earn her living, but only earns
she works and ask that her place NAV be kept
Tor her while she has two weeks rest in the
irS. A poor woman who will be glad Of assistance
lost the breadwinncr OF the family In the death OF
dauGhter-her only support being boy OF ff-
very sad aase is that Of Woman m &ho 1 I9st her
e old and Is aeR ae left 9f th dsqg93fg RaS- tTsqtY5S
girl Sh@ Is trying 70 support herself and the girl
Tn" teacher adds: II wish ] could personally
thank AT the kind friends I'm different places who
offered ~ take the children. also the Sunshine
people Who have done much for us, but I am
sur" thHJ an know the true pleasure OF giving
trust the brightness they have sent to our little
ones Will return 10 them a hundred. YES. 4 thou
sand. fold
The sum ~ $50 Is the amount sent to the T :
: ON" for the relief. especially OF the orphau
children NJ tho disaster Mrs Trautnlaun will call
conference. ar her home, Of the Rev. Mr. Haas
IN" pastor, the de4consSs the above mentioned
tea cher and the general secretary Of the T : 5
70 determine tne best method OF distributing this
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
EnR OTHERS

Mrs Msrlor. of New-Jersey has contributed a
box of sunshine 20 he distributed As IS usual
with ali her gifts the contents Will he helpful I'm
many directions New material for dresses was
marked For The Ragged Island Christmas Bov -
Ms John y. Nichols, % Connecticut. has sent /,
large box ot garden flowers. Geraufurls halinrr0ps
da nliss. Elsdloh and some late roses and Helen
LYONS. Of sullivan county. =. Y fresh golden
rod. 4 friend. evidently Short Hills y 7 has
'ontrlhuted three packages Of useful articles for
od and young \ Greene = Young boy i'm BROOKLYN
brought curious squash of small size found N,
his garden u was IF Nh" dark green variety but
the unusual stripes - yellow and white around II
suggested sunshine 20 the BOY. and he brought
II 70 the Once =. Z. O.. ~ Hartford. Conn sent
some current magazines. and 7. : : member
picture hooks for children ~. r r. sends - cents
given 10 her by "a dear little girl 70 give some
child ice cream
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
WISHING.

Do YOU wish tho world were better
Let ne tell YOU what to do
Set watch upon your actions:
Keep them always straight and true.
Rid your mind of selfish motives:
Let Your thoughts ne clean and high
You can make little Eden
OF the sphere YOU occupy
DO YOU wish the world we're wiser?
Well. suppose YOU make start
BY accommodating wisdom
In the scrapbook OF your heart
DO not waste one page in folly.
Live TO learn and learn 10 live:
II YOU want TO Increase knowledge
foI must get ere you can give
Do You wish the world were better?
Then remember day ny day
Just to SOW the seeds Of kindness
As ycu pass along the way.
For the pleasure of the many
May be Ofttimes traced 20 one.
As the hand that plants the acorn
Shelters armies from the sun.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

the design is suited TO nunberess materials AS
illustrated however. it il made % ivory white crepe
de chine. with the chemisette. OF ecru lace over
white chiffon. trimming and tie OF Eessallne SAT
The quantity OF material REQUIRED for the medium
size IS yards p inches wide, 81 yards :. inches
wide. or Ia yards q inches wide with z yard or
altover iaee and ia Yards OF silk 70 trin as hihs-
trated-
e. ss and 10 inch neanure.
Tie pattern viii be TO address ON receipt
Of 10 GEMS lease give number ana ouf hl'asiIs
distinctly Address Pattern Department ;'e"- , ?TF
Tribune. y n 4 hurry foF pattcTu sriiI an +AiIi
tso-eent rtsmp ard Will mali by letter postage
ia sea,ee envelope
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
WANrs \ NHEEI. cHA1R

\ member of the I'm Mfmorsm' branch OF Jar-
sey City makes The following request
ask the aid ~ the society I'm behalf of = poor
and perfectly helpless cripple living i'm Ludex Ala
Ills name Was ElFeU 70 ne ny rector. the Rev.
Ut Fi"fr W IompknS. q worthy ''shut-ir
70 write 10 IN N" "udeavor to bring little bright
ness INTO an "fher"ise cheerless and isolated life
months and have learned more ~ his desperat e
needs rte I@ fWeniV-oOo Years old. has never
walked and cannot raise 2 glass ~ water ~ his
lips With his widowed mother and several other
0hiidrsn he lives IN farm fifteen miles from a
raIlroad station. have been s0deavortng 70 raise
= fund Fifh which 10 purchase wheel chair for
MN. mat he may be moved about but 7 ind IL
dfncult Ia raise ne amount 50 ask for the in
teresr AMI haLa - he 7 8 s -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

saving in coffee and sugar is said to he so ner cent
One OF the most valuable of the minor crafts
which the woman who is obliged 70 practise econ
omy acquire, according 10 a clever dressna ker
is that Of dyeiug Dress has been brought fo s,,.h
a degree OF artistle perfection far coior goes
that 10 use the wrong shade of lace braid a.,
gown is TO run The risk OF spelling n absoI1ltsI,
often the exact shade ne fought hut sonae-
times not me woman who lives in the small
country town often sees failure sTsrinS in the
face because sh" "annot get to New-YOrk or B0s-
ton 10 thaSch Nhe ~FesS she Is making, with Ihe
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

selves. and made up for the most part into
toqus shapes
"A. Al shades o. red. from pink through cerise 70
uark wine. were used on the hats exhibition \
DAINTY pink felt picture hat had the edges or rs
orfm bound with pink MORE inches wide. and
was decorated with purple and white thsJies. green
anu pink velvet leaves. and folds of pink chiffon.
A Magenta beaver had one red rose for uent.
and the sides Of cerise toque were of buttons COW
cred with silk Of the shade
one devoted 70 bounetS. for which
black tucked With green, seemed the favorite COM
binatiOr
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
a Tissue Paper Pattern Of Blouse Waist,
No. 4.833. for 10 Cents

Blouse waists thai possess an indi~iduality of
their own always hnd place and are certain ~
appreciation. This one is quite novel and allows
Of many variations. iuasnuch as the trimming and
the chomIserts can hc varied again and again, and
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

I've had such 4 perfectly lovely time she told
her family her return from a weekend in the
Cstskills They never even asked me- 70 cir up
| spent all the time awake in steamer
chair the stoop with cushions AZ my back and
a pile Of novels my side told the Young
women they could play golf and tennis in the
blazing sun all they wanted to- but my idea Of
that because l was middle aged ! told them
maybe they We're right, but | guessed they'd want
as | Mrs. - (the hostess) said 7 was quite
right. I should do | liked. 1t seems 10 me
social callowness. nothing else l noticed the boys
and girls never seemed 10 think they were ha yIne
good time unless they were constantly on the
Under the caption The Resourceful Yankr
BLACK and White" the English magazine. pats
American women on the back with the following
anccdote:
The American woman is full of resource I saw
perature something terrific. wearing dark
blue frock that second glance. showed itself
consist OF a skirt of dark blue fine cloth and a
tucked Llouse bodice of dark blue mOussene de
sole: she couldn't have thought OF anything queter
or cooler This blouse bodice which one ina oJnes
costume, very prettlly manoeuvred with dark
figure not one made for light garb Many tricks
OF dress can be learned by observing the ways OF
Americans. young and thin. or middle aged and
given 20 embonpoint
Bougie in Algeria. is the seat OF a curious In
dustry with the fruits OF which some Americans
travelling in Europe this summer have come into
contact Zig coffee first manufactures In
Vienna with the object OF providing a chesp So,
stitute Chicory. which is itself substitute for
coffee 1t consists 81 dried hss roasted and
darkens. but II. With milk the fsste +;
descsped agreeable but in black coffee il shows
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
PARIS
European advertisements.

For the convenicncs OF Tribune reader,
abroad arrangements have BEEN made to
keep the Daily Tribune on file in the read
ing rooms of the hotels named below:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
MIDLAND RAILWAY.
Ihe PIcturcsnnr Rnrte nf Cr.,4 n-l....

I"o 'tulesVlr houte OF Grrat Brifain-
The mist interesting pIcturesque route tbr,,,-.
SsHSIs o.. slan1 IAPRON Ed EXPRESS SEA-
Et8S ~ SEttPOOl lCsntrall 70 LONDON and PFZT~-
Ct<NL TOWNS. anu LIVERPOOL. E.xchanEe4 20 500
.atd SttE EAhFAST- LUNCHEON 4 DINING (-sF2S
ana Ik4hiOUCH CARRIAGES between LIVERPtos1T
-SIa1 ana LONDON (St Panc-ssl. THROUGH
- - = % LONDON PARIS aad al parts RAC-
S'S-'E Sftt1e kED through from hotel resGsacs a.
Fg5tn IN NeW YORK to any part % London Apply rSr
5Nuesr tables. SC, 20
senser Agents Msssrs. T Cook & son 9sI s1S 19ss
sr9seo9@s q %, 81 Beaver St Midland AGENTS -
Britain - - SAN1' u o1eAt
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
Foreign Rescrr.

Scheyeni!ngen "!
HOLLAND -
This most fashionable Resor, on the sort, 81,
needs 10 special Recommendation oor f.r.h., d.-
scription OF its famous advantaoe.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
Hotel Continental.

Nose rfous md corforrsbIe IN
lest location and finest view. sv-riookinr r,,--,..
Gardens steam heat throughout 200 private baf =
r--'-Ne ~et"-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

Auto-Esrage- Splendid View Black Forest Mo.s.
fains. and Town JULES LIppfRT Proorietor.
also Of Hotel Bellevue. San Reno
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

0peneu 1904 Tn most up-to-dnte.
Beautiful Garden, ta.oor, .au.,r x.rss
Private Villas rrSnch Restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
Foreign Resorts.

FOrezgn ReSOrfS
the BEST HOTELS ARE:
PALACE HOTEL HOTEL KURHAua
HOTEL DoRANGE. HOTEL GARNI
SAVOY HOTEL HOTEL. RArrr
ALL WITH SPLENDID SEA-FRoNr.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

Upper Norwood Queens Hotel.
Crystal Palace. London Healthiest situation Il
Lovely gardens Boarding from II :,
per day Special terms for large parties CsnvenieD
train service for City and West End London.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

Under the caption The ResourcefuI Yank
BLACK and White" the English magazine, pat
American women the back with the foHowin,
anecdote:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
Provisions.
500 Reward. SlN.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages and
hat is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
the only positive cure now known
the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system, there
by destroying tie foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing it's work
fhe propretors have so much faith in
is curative powers that they offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case that
It fails to cure Send for list of tes.
timonials. Address,
J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Q.
sold by Druggist, 75c.
falls Family Pills are the best
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
Distressing Stomach Disease

Quickly cured to stay cured by the mastery
power of brakes Palmetto Wine. InvalidS no
longer suffer from this dread malady. because
this remarkable remedy cures absolutely every
form of stomach trouble 1t is cure for the
whole world OF stomach weakness and c0nStipa-
tlon. as well as a regulator OF the kidneys and
liver.
Only one dose day and cure begins with
the first dose. No matter how long or how
much you have suffered you are certain OF IA
cure with one small dose day of Drake S Pal
metto Wine. and to convince you of this fact
the Drake Formula Company. Drake Building
Chicago Ill. will send a trial bottle of brakes
Palmetto Wine free and prepaid to every reader
OF this paper who desires to make thorough
test of this splendid tonic Palmetto remedy A
postal card or letter Will be your only expense
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
Morean's Cold Dinner eervlce.

P!erpont Morgan has a gold dinner
-ervice. saiG 70 be worth $4,000
which was presented to him by Will
ianl H Vanderbilt when he (Morcan)
made an extensive sale of New York
Contra stock IL Ef:repe Fl is re.
produrt:c9 of a service in the british
royal family hat the Norgans are not
loud Of display and selGop use it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
JEFF CURES INSOMNIA.

y Bosten man is offering a reward
fer the hest method Of securing a
"drusless sleep. We suggest an argu-
ment with Governor JEFF Davis, OF
s.-Washington Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
DEATH OF LITTLE
ESTHER REEVES

Esther, IN one month-e,d daughter
OF MIR. auu Mr.. J. {. Reeves. dicd FrI-
day night after an Illness i only a few
days. The faneral was held Yesterday
from thy family residence, Ne. sla
Nest Fifth aTenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

kSuch as ye have | only ask;
ri Thy gifts seem small to thee;
But if thou be the willing mind,
Nj They shall accepted be-
10 there is none without their worth
# In all Gc,i's great design;
In his own diadem of love,
~ He wants each one to shine.
# MRS. DONELSON, Reporter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
f. + + + !. + 1. + 1. Il + + 1. + +
i ,
i- ARKANSAS IN BRIEF e
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TIE Rogers Commercial club have
appointed a committee TO confer with
ire Si!1am ComercaI club as to a pro-
pos,5 rail- I'd from Sloan t. Rogers
Al meeting the Democratic con
:. $aional committee OF the Second
district a Nswport it was ordered
that The candidates fer congress for
the Second district be voted for at the
coming Democratic primary election,
20 BE held a. the various voting pre-
cincts through ut the district on the
2Gth Of March. 1904. and that the candi-
votes shall be the nominee OF the
Democratic party.
Eight prisoners convicted at the re-
cenr terms of the federal court in Fort
Smith We're sentenced by Judge Rog-
ers. Lafayette Price, boy about T.
or II years of age, was sent t, the re-
form school at Washington. D. c., for
four years. He was whisky pedder
and got into trcuble through operat-
ing in Cardin's bottoms Clark Thorn
as, for selling whisky, received a SEN
tence Of two years in the penitentiary
and a fine Il $500. Red Thomas,
whisky peddler, was sent to the peni
tentiary for year and fined 500 John
Broderick, manufacturer Of illicit
whisky. was sentenced to two years
Imprisonment and fined S100. Warren
Carroll, an assistant of Broderick, re-
ceived sentence of one year and
fine of 500 for taking a letter from
lural delivery box near Springdale
Town Baker, young whisky peddler.
was sentenced IT, thirty days imprison
ment in the Fort Smith jail and fine
Of 500. Henry Swanson, convicted
of illegally cutting timber from a home
stead was sentenced to four months
imprisonment Swansons home was
in Scott county
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

ih e constitution OF the " H NJ
aety calls for election OF officers at
February meeting. The import
l. IF this annual election is under
ID by many auxiliaries and 70 their
dment. May every auxiliary be
ded by the holy spirit in he eIe2-
1 of lis officers and 3aaE fAese Wao
Iehosen be given era = and wisdom
the discharge of tAair duties, thf'a
king the work vi tae=se1nias :es>I
rreat advance ovsr tae past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

OF PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS.
BLUFF CITY LUMBER COMPANY.
Manufacturers dealer, in ou1or Iati Shingles sas ana
Doors House Bills speciality. Cheap
u" bindings buildings,
best
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY.
o beds bedroom suits aaa side boards
best made the two facts We are
able to suhstaniate Hold you US for prices
PUoDEPHArT FURNITURE COMPANY
and Main
FOX gRosg HARDWARE co.
Leaders Southwest Hardware stoves Wire Nails
t'9"e and Atl Supplies All orders shipped
eeP Our o Fair satisfied cur toner is Gus.
toner forever When IN need your
QuEENswAgE
RYLAND ouEENswARg COMPANY
We are Wholesalers Of queenswafe
ware stone"are glassware stoves lanterns
and lamps Headquarters your service
cry business day in the year
eombnaton of Cash ana long experience places
ground floor IN supplying tho trade with superb line
and retail of Queenswae Pottery Glass Granite Tin and
"ooaenware, Lamps Cutlery, "a icte
j. F. 4uTr AND SONS
Wholesale Groce*. established n Right prices and
prompt attention the of our success
Mail orders quickly sent receipt Abaross
Flour World beaters
GILLESPIE & BRO. GROCERY COMPANY
Sugar House Na9s Cotton Flour Blue Bonnet Flour
5Qe Ribbon Flour. Relcrs Pest
GOODS
| ISAAC DREYFus.
wholesale Dry Goods Furnish
ngs Notions and Hats Quick delivery
street Ii1e Bluff Ark
coNNlssloN MERCHANTS
! WEsT3Rooz GRAIN COMM s5loN COMPANY
We sell for cash: Lime Cement Ies Fire clay
Plaster Hair Potatoes Bran Corn Oats
Hay Chops colenseci Meal s!irstQn, Ft3d
CaaIa4 i2H$
| MARSH AND RILEY.
Exclusive Wholesalers STATE agents
@Na1riia Flour best
| HoLME8TAYLoR COMPANY. incorpora4ed9
Waolasale agents for James Graham Pisbu5s
Flour Grain Hay, Provisions Packing Products Lime
Cement, Fire Brick Fire Clay.
DlLLEY
rails engines boilers saw and
planning mill machinery iron Machinery
YARDS
E.A. SHEPPARD
Marble out of town trade solicited
Second
l. G. KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY.
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Furniture Bagge
Carriages Harness, West
Barraq1e. Manufacturers of Mattresses Of all
JAMES. PRACTICAL sJSNess voLLEeE
sliais the patronage Of ambitious young
sessions. J. W. JAMES Prin, Pine Bluff.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
| r. M. ALTscHUL Opposite Hotel TruIoek9
the city obbar
cigars Sole distributor
| TANo. HAVANA CIGARS la PoEMA MTscHULs SPECIALS,
KA.B ROBERT BURNS
Mail orders specially
UNDERTAKERs AND EMBALMERs.
| HoLDE RNEss,sENYARD co.
complete line of everything the
shipping specially Open all Tele
| graph and telephone orders given prompt attention
Il STATIONERY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

Has Gol called yen into his oetYi~e.
\ do you hesitate t. enter the open
br Ct your opportunity because it IS
.h a little door, or y~u shrink back
pause as yet you are untitled for its
Mning close? Doubt net. If he is
Sparing a work for you, he will pre-
Se you for that work. if you will on
accept it from his hand, day by day,
n receive of his fullness that filleth
q CD knows what his work re-
Ges, and he knows his workmen,
I he never assigns a work tC' one
~ is not fl. or cannot be made fit to
Hit. Trust him. He makes no mis-
les.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

lakeside Auxiliary will held its reg
n monthly business meeting on Mon
q at 2:30 p. m. al the Lakeside
Srch. Every member is urgently re-
Ssted to be present. Much import
I business is to be transacted, 1t is
! close of our fiscal year. New Off
g are to be elected All who are in
&ars in dues, Or the extra 81, or
Eses. should come and pay in full
is impossible to be present, send
&unts due to Mrs. NJ. J. Mead, treas
Sisters, make the election OF
eers a subject OF earnest prayer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-07

iany Of our most ,alented ant
.,red members. Wen requested to
T. as officers. decline fer Jack ef
vet held c,tfice in CUBS ana 50
organizations and other rhings.
he much time ami thought q Sc
ing success without trying to *
b. this il may BE- admissible to say,
Ihey would give IS much for the
rch societies thy woutd tia 1Aem
te Interesting. Has rot CID ant
church the frst claim?