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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
VOTE FOR ALL The CANDIDATES.

The total count of the March bal
lots in the Graphics worlds fair con-
test shows that much interest is be-
ing manifested in the race and the
contests for the first place will be
lively ones before the contests end in
June May eff the friends OF the
young ladies entered in the contests
are canvassing the city and county for
votes. All the ballots printed in
March have heen received at the
Graphic office and counted, and the
count shows that 1907 ballots have
been cast, of which 1,1S4 have been
voted for young ladies living outside
of Pine Bluff and 723 for those living
in the city.
Miss Lottie Byrd has long lead
over Miss Mamie Lee Bone fer the
most popular young lady in the city,
while Miss kline's friends have cast
more votes for her than all the others
from the country have received. The
contest is yet young, and the next
count may show many changes in the
standing of the contestants. Tho
count is as follows:
City. Ia
Miss Lottie Byrd. ..371
Miss Mamie Lee Bone. :. ;. 206
Mrs. Ella Albright. =. :. :. ..73
Miss Margaret Taylor. :. :. II
Miss Flora Silbernagen. :. ;. :. Is
Miss Ionic May Burks.. :. :. %
Miss Annie Kerwin :. :. :. ..3
Miss Merrie Cowan.. :. :. :. :. Z
Mrs. Will Riley. ;. :. :. -. :. S
Miss Cora MITCHELL. s. =. :. l
Mrs. w. T. Radford :. :. :. L
Country.
Miss Hollie Kline, Linwood.. LIPS
Miss Easley Roberts, Wabbaseka.. %
Miss Sadie Eilbott Altheimer :. ..26
Miss Mary Hull, Swan Lake. :. IS
Miss Kate Watson, Tucker. :. Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Too Deserving.

A young village maiden had obtained
the modesty prize. II suppose then.
my child,' said Partisan lady ad-
dressing her, ''you are the most modest
girl in the parish?"
.There is not the slightest doubt
about that, ma'am, and it's down.
right shame 1 didn't get all the other
prizesr'-Paris Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
NEW VESTRYMEN.

At Trinity church today the follow
ing vestrymen were ELECTED: NIB.
Trulock, r. E. Lee, F. L. Dilley, G. E.
Valiant, H. Riley, Clifton Howell, J.
H. Mann, Leo NJ Andrews, T. S. James
and C. l.. Brown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
GETTING ROOMS READY.

The room III the Alexander building
at Chestnut and Second avenue is
being fixed up for the board Cf trace
Mr. Atwood will take possession as
sOsn as he is checked out by the aud.
itor Of the IRON Naunaain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
REt'EARING DENIED PETERSON

The supreme coura of Arkansas on
Saturday declined to- hear petition for
rehearing OF the case of e. A. Peterson
against J. F. Culpepper The suit is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson West
Sixth avenue, gave an Easter surprise
party Saturday in honor CT their little
daughter, Lucille. 1t was largely at
tended by her little friends, and all
present had very pleasant time. To
each guest was presented a souvenir
in the shape of a little rabbit filled
with candy. Those present We're:
Missts Lusille Anderson, Elizabeth
Shober, Pauline Bennett Hulet Cole.
man, Dorothy Gallagher, Jean Russell,
Helen Philpot, Lucille Alexander, Vir-
ginia Mills, Gussie Rutherford, Norma
Rutherford, Mildred Coleman, Fannie
Bowen, Minnie Hazel Green, Helen
Trigg, Ruth Scales, Lucille Philpot
Mamie Brewster, Henrietta
Brewster, Mary Fc&, Mary Malone,
Stella Plummer, Thecla Simmons, Lu.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
SOCIETY NOTES.

The marriage of Miss Emma Moss
and Mr.. Andrew Boot, both of Mem
phis, is announced to occur in that city
on April 12 at Central Methodist
church. Miss Moss formery resided in
Pine Bluff, where she has many
friends. For several years she was
member of the First Methodist church
choir. Mr.. Boot is engaged in the
mercantile business at Memphis, and
ranks among the prominent young
business men of that city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
WAITER CARVED.

Two walters at the Hotel Trulock
got into fight in the hotel kitchen
yesterday evening and a waiter named
Hill was badly cut. No arrests were
made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
A Hard Proposition.

One of the hardest things for man
to do when he has come home late
from the club and tried to go to bed
without taking off his collar Is to ex-
plain to his wife he heard it was
good cure for sore throat.-New York
Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Farrar have is
sued invitations to the birthday party
of their little daughter. lone, April 8,
from 3 to 6 p. m. 1t will be her eight h
birthday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Tie Lakeside Sunday school had an
Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon In
a grove near the church. The little
folks had very enjoyable occasion of
it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Rev. and Mrs T. w Vaughn enter.
tanned at luncheon " e'nesday even
ing at nine o'clock, tie occasion being
the sixth anniversary of the marri
age of Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn. Those
present were: Rev. and Mrs. T. w.
Vaughn, Capt. and Mrs. T. F. Burks,
Col. and Mrs. R, NJ Knox. Mrs Char
lie Alexander and Mr. James Spauld.
ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Prominent local talent will assist
in giving the popular play and tableau
"Reveries of a bachelor" which will
be given April 13 at the Elks theater.
Among those who are to assist in the
entertainment are: Miss Vicie Har.
rell, Mrs. L. o. Knox Mrs. w. w. Per
ry, Mrs. E. w. Bocage, Miss Elizabeth
LeMaire, Mrs. Jesse r. Core, Mrs. r.
E. Renfrcw, Miss Cora Martin and Mr..
Dan Taylor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04
M'CULLOCH WINS.

According to the returns at hand,
Edgar A. McCulloch of Lee county
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

The man that makes character makes
foes.-Young. .,a,ss..s.s4..ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Grubb, the new third baseman re.
Gently obtained from Little R~'eA, went
home with the team yesterday after
noon to pack up his belongings prepar.
atory to moving to Pine Bluff today.
He is considered valuable acquisi
tion to the team.
The silver trophy, for which the
Pine Bluff and Corsicana teams will
play series of nine games beginning
next week, has arrived and is now on
exhibition in the window at S. A.
Rosenberg's. 1t is handsome prize
and we'll worth winning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Marriage license was issued Satur
day to the following: Henry WGr1h
en-, aged %, and Miss Lulu PuthccfCrd
aged %, of Derreseaux. Fred Bennett.
aged 25, and Miss Zula Buchanan, aged
%, of this city,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Mrs. H. E. Trulock entertained the
Methontes club last Wednesday after
noon at the Hotel Trulock at it's regu.
lar meeting. A dainty year book has
just been issued to the club which has
served as guide. The subjects which
have been under discussion during the
past winter are: The Literature of
the English Speaking People, Current
Events, Music and Art. The members
present at the meeting Wednesday
were: MIS-. N. 3. rruiock, Mrs. Drew
Houston, Mrs A. w. Troupe, Mrs. L.
O. Knox, Mrs Frank Tomlinson, Mrs.
r. G. Atkinson. Mrs. W. F. Coleman,
Mrs. Jesse R. Core, Mrs c. w. Harris,
Miss Callie Jones, Mrs. P. G. Knox
Mrs. c. NJ Linn Mrs. John Mills. Mrs
Earle Phillips, Mrs E. M. Shober, Mrs.
W. O. Taggart, Miss Fay Taylor, Mrs.
H. E. Trulock, Mrs. Walter Trulock,
Mrs. B. w. Wright, Mrs. Frank Wor.
rail-, Mrs. w. T. Young.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-04-04

Arrangements have been made
which will make the firemen's ball, to
be given at the Bluff City club Wednes-
day evening, April 27, one of the fea.
lures of the seasons social circles.
charge of the ball will be published
next week.
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t3-t9, Nortb-g locmie.
@robom'S @are6ouic, Yorf = Ipemue
ln0 9olphil-S trobc.
Observation-Disclosures @erGtbe lnO
SGincreien.
@rifiitb & Sltrner 60, 205, HorS.
Enca.Strobe
Srnontertole 9robt.Irbeiien.
9ufIr & 60, 3tt, N.sSoporo.St
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G6iiren, 6eniterrabmcn II. NouIeallr.
8raut 9. 8otfins & 60, Rrott- lino
HreIioent.S troBe.
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Gltts un0 @eiBmnaren.
G:inItrong; Gator & 60, f06-103,
Soptin5 -Slacc.
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@lt66onoIlmg.
@itntbcr's oeitlde @ltdbon6luno.
sos, Sit.@aItintore.S troBe.
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Srnonlertole 9robt.Irbetien.
9ufur & 60, 3tt, N..Soparo.S ctr.
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GGorf & SteocnS, 2t2 Toro.GborIes.
Strobe.
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GnoetoiI. @eidGfte.

Gn6etoiI Geld Gfte.
9ionlonten ltno Gdmufia6en.
@clib g. Bros. So, 1913, Gorh.
GbarIeS-S traBe.
Mctger. uuto @inmo6e.8 erf3er9c.
S. g. Pieiffer & Con- 200, Roro.
GacasS troBe.
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EGiic! Eaiie!
5ur 9iriic in's InsInnb bciurst 6.
Gainr, Nr. Al, ct. Hanl Stro6e.
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8efSrOcrnHa DOu Scf:ia&ea.

9GuQe Der erForoerIIten 8eIt CUR
Grrcitung ser beridie0enen
electromagnetic
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3eit fir llebcrHitteiung oer BoIt'
indlcn uon benz @oItimorer Soft.
9iircou ra6 ben bauptiGdIiden
cinbeimtideu uno o~uSDdrtigcn
St60ten ocr3eidnet.
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@ei ser 2anoung milIlen lidSreln.
oe ourd) 8GIie ooer anocre 9ott.
mertc legitimiren. 9lm Better lGBt
nan iid >cn GaB bon ciliem aoniuI
oieicS 2onoes Dor Der Ibreiie piiircn,
Gerionclt, pcld)e @apti pe%rloiien
ipoIIcn, miiIicn i6rc Ibreile orci
Sage 9orbcr BEL ser Gnli5ei annteI'
oclr. SSrl mallden 6Gaen 9cnii9t
cine ioIAe anmcloilllg aild) 2lStun'
oct Dor Ser glbreiie.
9oIipia.
Ntlr in a~ricgs5eitcn mil'lcll lld,
Sreln0c bel Ser Yoli5ei allslpetlen
ionit lit in feinent Sale sas TllDrel'
zines Gniies por9eihrieber.
China.
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oitn9 feline 9nB %prihriftet 1cood)
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unerl6Blid). Sci Ser Ibreile 1T rem
Gob notbiuenoig.
Gill.
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Observation-Disclosures GerGtbe 1tnO
SGincreien.
@rifiitb & Sltrner 60, 205, GorS.
Enca-S trobe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22
Business Notices.
RICHARD TURNER,
County Assessor.

Light harness ut Joe Fogel's.
Infants Atwood white shirts, Sue.
+. Newhouse.
Try Ward Hayes for a first class
shave OF haircut.
II you want the best and cheapest
harness, 60 TO Fogel's.
Furnished Rooms for Rent-Iuquire
of Mrs. j. A. Tulleys.
Moranville's Perfection Hair Tonic
for sale at Schaffnirs barber shop.
Some more of that cream white
Henrietta at +. Newhouse's, at 25c n
yard.
Now is the time to take a spring
tonic to purify the blood, cleanse he
liver and kidneys of all impurities.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain tea will do
the business. 85 cents. Tea or tablets.
&C. l. Cjtting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22

use their best endeavors to get; then
assessed value.
Local assessors should not bother
themselves AS to what property was
valued at in last years assessment.
That has nothing to do with this as
sessment and is no criterion to 90 by.
The actual value is what the law calls
for.
The citizens should be interested
and assist the assessors when called
upon. Make a list of your property
and have it ready when the assessor
arrives, so you will know just what
you have without stopping to study.
Be ready to show your property to the
assessor as o on as he arrives, and get
him on the road to the next as soon as
possible, for the assessors time wasted
isyour money wasted. Did you ever
stop to think of this? Suppose you
cause each local assessor in the coun-
ty to lose n day, that means S5l loss
to the taxpayers Of the comfy.
1t is the desire OF the local assessors,
and also of myself, that this business
be done as quickly as possible, and
done right and honorably, and with
your assistance it can and will be so
done. The law must be complied with,
without fear or favor.
RICHARD TURNER,
County Assessor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22

Mr.. Gilford's store at Cpwles and rob
bed the postoiice.. Two men had a
quail the other day. One of them told
the other that he always had plenty to
live on, "but with you it is Jack rabbit
or no dinner" The snow stoi m
killed a few young pigs.
Small grain is nearly all in and up
1t is looking nice. Corn planting will
soon begin.
q. w. Dow has bought the stock OF
agricultural impleme nts OF Miller and
Ball.
ISoon after last weeks paper wa
issued we received a suggestion by
telephone to make a comparison OF the
train service of twenty years ago with
that of the pr, sent, to show the infer
iority Of the present service. THE
CHIEF Of twenty years ag contains nc
time card, but all old timers realize
that the service does not compare
favorably with what it vas before the
Oxford cutoff was uilt.-EDIToR.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1904-04-22

nothing of their intended departure for
Denver, and no n had seen either OF
them alive since Sunday, January 81.
Frank Barker was arrested in Red
Clond on Thursday February 4, on a
W urrant sworn out by Hon. Charles
Hunter of Iiavale, and on Friday
searching parties found the bodies Of
the murdered couple buried in II COW
shed about a hundred yards south Of
their house.
On the following Saturday Frank
Barker was arraigned before Judge
K.eney on the charge of having muir
dered his brother and. after a prelim
mary examination lasting till late Sat
urday night, was bound over to the
district court.
To avoid all chances Of evading the
laws grip on a technically, Frank wa
az lin brought into our on Tuesday
last and was arraigned on the addition
al charge Of having murdered his sister
in.law.
The crime was the most cold-bloOde(
and heartless ever perpetrated IN thi:
part Of Nebraska. At no time since
his arrest has Frank Barker shown any
Signs Of sorrow or regret for the dea,i
Of his brother and sister. in law.