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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

ci6n de don Bias Forastiery y Tunde,
propietario vecino de esta, ciudad,
solicitando la conversion en- dominic
de una fnca urbana, cuya description
es la siguiente
URBANA.
Casa terrera, de maderas del pals,
cubierta de tejas de barro, sta en- esta
Ciudad Gale del Sol antes, hoy Padial,
de ounce metros veinte centfmetros
de frente, por diez metros cincuenta
centfmetros de fondo fabricado, su
corral de ocho metros cincuenta een-
tfmetros; colindante por Ell Norte con
Don Augusta Munoz, por oil Sur con
Raimunda de los Reyes, ca.sada con
Sebastian Diaz, por ell Este la calle
del Sol antes, hoy Padial, y por el
Oeste con D. jose Forastiey, hoy D.
Jes1s Forastiery y Perez.
Por tanto: sc ha ordenado petit
ci6n del Abogado del promovente por
ell Honorable Felix C6rdova Davila,
Juez Municipal de este Distrito, Sc pu-
blique este edicto por ell t6rmino de
ounce dias naturales en- el periodico
LA DEMOCRACIA Y en- el local de La
Corte, para que los que Sc cream per
iudicados con la solicitud deducida
por ell abogado senior Jimenez Garcia
en- representation de Don Bias Foras-
tiery Tunde, puedan oponerse & ella
en- forma legal dentro del termino ex-
presado, partir desde el siguiente
dia de "a publication de este edicto,
pasado cuyo termino, les parara e.
iuicio que haya lugar en- derecho.
Dado baio mi frma en- CSguas
how dos de Noviembre de mil move
cientos cuatro.
HERM0GENES ALVAREZ.
Secretario de Ia Csrte Municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09
Disposition del Slpari0t6ni3nts
de EIeccionGs

Hace tres cuatro dlas que los
iueces Unionistas de los precintos
electorales de Barros, que 500 resi-
dentes de Ponce, renunciaron. FL nj
nero de estos es once. La Junta de
Distrito nombr6 en- su lugar d once
Americanos que no eran residentes de
Barros. Sc cree que la Junta de Dis
trito pas6 por alto la provision con-
tenida en- a resolution que le fu6 da-
da por Ell ComitS do Elecciones, en-
la que Sc acord6 unanimemente que los
Americanos que fueran empleados Co
mo iueces de precintos en- Ell Distribo
de Ponce debieran ser residences Gle
la municipalidad en- que habfan Gle
servir.
I'm exAmen hecho de los nombra-
mientos s. que 50 hace referencla, de-
muestra que estos Amsrlcanos no fue-
ron nonnrados GlGernadanente re-
presentando los dos parbldos, 10 cual
tamblsn fu6 acordado en- dlcha reso-
luci6u. LA j dnta de Ponce estos
Anerlcanos como presldentes dc los
colegios, d&ndo asf al partldo en mls
norfa la presldeucla, 10 que, por con-
siderArse 1mpropIo 40 ha sldo hechO
nj en- los dlsErltos Federales III ca los
disgrlgu. tsvpupllcauos Qs Id ASld' La
idea al ~ 4i5r ssEO, n@ sldo por tS-
mer que 81 Iuez ae la mlnofla slonuo
preatueuLo 40 / d ID cad demorara La vo-
tacioo. sc ereyo major 40 quItar
los 1uec.s de IA m&yor1a dc un partl-
do ls respons4plIldad de una elecclon
legal en- al precInto. Sc ma querluo
esDacl aImente que esta responsaollI-
dad recalga sobre los Iueces que
componen la mayor1a en las mesas,
nara que asf 81 Sc com9ten 1IegdlIda-
de no puedsn presentar ants ell Conse-
ID Elacutlvo nlng una eX1usa por elias
an caso de que d1cno cderpo trate DC
hacer una lnvestl e dcIon con eI obleto
de auular Ia vutaclon dc un preclnto.
En- v1sta dc que los nombramlen-
tos de estos AmerIcanos NO fueron ne
cnos de acuerdo con la ley, 81 super
inCsadente General de ElscclOn7S ma
destlLu1dO dlchoS Amerloanos y ma
ordenado q la Juata que nom0re
Untontstas en- 81 iugar.
Ell Superlntendente de Elecciones
ha enviado varlos InSpectores a la
municipalidad do BArros, as1 como
4 otras parties de la isla, cree que
tanto Dor ell nhmero de ellos que SO
ba nombrado como por el caracter
@ estas personals, que las eteoolohe 5
serAu Ilevadas caoo con eL mayo +
orden 8 unprecedented.
AL hacer uso de los lnspectores el
Grnerintendente ha podido hacer por
medios legales 10 que Sc qulso hacer
por medios iustiticados por Ia ley' y
ga de Greer que exactamente los mis-
mos resultados serAn ObtsnidOs dc ss-
te modo que 81 sc aotuaran dlchos
amerioanos como iueces haclendolo
cumpliondo con las instrucclones d.
das por ell Comit6 de Elecciones con
respecto al DistrltO de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09
BrBL1OTECA DE <LA DEMoCRACTA,

-iO GA! ST; 10 quiero, por-
que t6 40 h ,s de oca'tirme Ia
verdad, caalq uiera qua sea.
II Lo iuro, senior conde
exclam6 Psscuai extendiendo 10
mano. que Gust&vo estrech6
fuertemante entire las suyas pro-
funda y sinosraments emoc TO-
nado.
Casndo eI secretario s&li6
de las htbltaciones del conde,
sonrefa de una maners diab6licR
= murmurabz.
-Ahora eata entire mis- ma
nos Y no sc me escapgra.
DesLues 81 frents Sc obscu-
reci6, y & paso lento sc dirigi6
ii departamento de Ia condesa
Marts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

Esta antigua v acrsditada
farmacia, la mejor de la locahdad,
IA removable todas sus existencias
& introducido m axtensn surtido
de drogas. productos ouinicos y
medicinas da Patents de los prin-
cipa1es laboratories de Europa y
America.
FL jefe del establecimiento.
que cuenta "a ahos de sxperien-
cia en- tan delicada profeston, atien-
de cuida dosamente auxiliado poT
un inteligente personal subsl-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09
CORAzON De OBRERO

con los oios fiios en- Gu.tavo.
lDscia Ia verdad2
t iLe hAcla aqueIIa confden-
cia con un scgundo fin2 ST, era
clerto. 81 veDgapza empezaba
va, porque imsginaba la lucha,
las torturas de sGuel hombre an
te la indiferencia de Leonor, la
cha torturas que podisn sca-
par en- una catastrofe.
Esto pensaba P4scusi, mien-
trss ell conde sin quitarIe los
ojos de encims, decfa:
TIE sorprende, 5verdad?
-Crefa que Il Pinota era Ia
1nica que os liam bA Ia atenci6n.
mo me hableis de ellaI
Como querais. Pero 81 es
cierto 10 que me deofs. lno te-
neis & vuestro lsdo & II condesa2
Va he trAtade de- zcercar-
me 4 ellis Y me ha rechszsdo.
- No as posiblel....
---Pues &si ea, y PinotA tie
QG III cuADG.
--iC6mol
Ell condo lie cont6 Ii ezcena
que habfG tenido con su mujer,
y PAscuai convino en- que ell AMI
mo de Ia condesa 10 Dodfa est&r
bien dispuesto despu6s de 10 So
cedido en- la tiendx de Csrmsg-
nolS, pero aconsei6 al conde que
cou IN POGO de pE--
cionciA.
mo espero NADIA dijo
6 Qstavo con voz enronquecids,
porque temo que Leonor anne &
otro.
Pascual permaneci6 serene,
y repnso:
No 10 creo.
y 20 an cambio tengo ID
,ertezA, dijo Gu.tAvo. y por eto.
ne dirijo & ii. Ss que me quie-
res mucho; siempre has sido pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

N-cssi6abA desah h,gsrse con
alguno, Y va pensaba II q casa de
PInota, cuandO tropez6 con el se-
cretario PsscuAl, y tendi6adoie
10 mano le diio:
Il Vents q verlnel
81, sef1or conde; deseabA
: saber COMO So ports nj aobrino-
Etsoy contentfm) de 6
Venid, PascusI, : y 10 introdujo
en- un gAblnete contiguo ( su al
cobG.
FL conde sens6se al lado De
una mesa y spoy6 lR frente en-
sus manos. PAscuaA 10 obserba-
ba con lnquietud, porque no po-
dfa explIcarse squellA actitud
preocupadA de Gustavo.
Permitidme, setior conde, =
Ie diio que an servidor tai como
yo. os hsgA una preguntz.
-HA0la, PascuAi.
me plrece qua estkis pen
satiyo. 81 teneis Algans Dens,
desahogAos conmigo, Y no olvi-
d6is que sn otrA epocA fui vues-
tro confidente.
" 10 scra sienpre, queri-
do amigo, interrum pi6 el conde,
pues nuncA olvidare que un dfs
qaisists sacrlficsrts por mi. 81,
Pascu&l, tengo penGs, porque
despues de haber poGeido tantas
mujeres, sin que nlnguns de
elias h hAblAra q mi coraz6n, hoy
he com prendido que essoy YER
daderamente ensmorado.
-tDs verAs, senOrf
ST; V ouSndo sepas de \
quien, tengo la seguridRd que
has de reirte.
II Por quef
--Porque se srata de una
mujer que va ha sldo mia, le- 1
Ralmauts. de mi mujer
PaaeuAl permAneOi6 mudo y Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

Arroyo, Novienbre, 1 de 1,904.
Sr. Presidente del Partido SUuni6n
da Puerto RicO.o
FL que suscribe, habiendo militado
en- ell partido republican,, no confor-
me con sus procedimientos, me separa-
70 de 81 para formar parte en- Ia gran
falanje de patriotrs que forman la
xUni0n de Puerto-RicO.>
De usted atentamente,
SdIUad0r Aliced.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09
Estados Unidos de America. Ell Pre-.
sidente de los Estados Unidos.

En- ell asunto sobre declaratoria de
herederos abintestato de dofa Natalia
Lopez Aponte
Sc ha resuelto Que habisndose
promovido en- esta Corte un expedien-
te solicitando que Sc declare herede-
ros abintestato de dona Natalia Lopez
Aponte 4 su esposo superviviente,
sus legftimos hijos, don Jose Domin-
go dofia Juana Sol& Lopez, habiendo
fallecido ell causante en- Ia ciudad dc
Caguas ell dia veintidos de Noviem bre
de mil novecisntos dos, sin haber otor-
gado disposition testamentaria algu-
na,
Por tanto; Sc ordena por la, Corte
que Sc cite al senor Fiscal, que sean
publicados edictos en- el periodico LA
DEMOCRACIA que 50 edita en- SanJuan,
q 10 menos una vez pOr semana duran
te un mes, para que los interes ados
Tue So cream con derecho & ser inclu{-
dos en- dicha declaratoriade herederos,
8 hacer impugnaciones q la misma,
concurran esta Corte q hacer sus ale
gaciones en- forma, previniendoles que
pasado dicho t6rmino y ofda Ia prue
ba que ofrezca Ell promovente, Sc resol-
vera sobre la declaratoria solicitada,
parandoles los peri uicios CONSEQUENCES
& los que no hsgan uso de su derecho.
Extendido bajo mi frma hoy cuatro de
Noviembre de mil novecientos ouatro.
J. Il. Eropjfe. Testiico. Jes'ts L. Pc
rey6, Secretario.
Y para su publication en- el peri6-
dico que SO solicita y & pedimento de
parte interesada ltbro Ia presente en-
Humacao cuatro de Noviembre de
mil novecientos cuatro. Firmada de
mi mano selIada con el sello de este
Tribunal.
Jesds L. Perey6, Secretsrio de la
Corte de Distrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

Per cuanso hasiendo pregenbado
0l Ledo. don Lorenzo Jim&nex Garcia,
con fscha veinta y oohO de Octubre Ill
bimo, esorito 6 nombre y representa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

En- Ia Corte Municipal del Dist1Sto
Municipal dc CognGs. 2. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

terno. al despecho de las prascrip-
clones facultativas.
La mejor garantla dc esta ca
So es eli creciente favor que sl pd-
blico arecibeno le dispensa y la
especial recommendation que los
principales medicos de la ciudad
hacen de ella sus cliantas
Precios, sin competencla
Sa hacen analisis de orinas,
Dor IN modico estipepdio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

en- dominic del derecho de
possession de una hnca urbana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

Estados Unidos de America. FL Pre-
sidente de los Estados-U Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-09

En- La Corte de Diarito
del Distrito Judicial de Hundcdo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
SPECIAL TO THE LADIES'.

On Thursday, September 15 we WIN
have with US a representative from
cur skirt house, with Il full line of
samples of the newest designs for the
coming season. We extend a cordiai
invitation to all the ladies TO call on
this date and inspect these samples
and leave their measures for a new
fall skirt. We guarantee satisfaction
and hope that all our friends and Gus.
toners will take advantage of this
opportunity OF getting new skirt
with all measures taken correctly by
an experienced tailor. Remember the
date-ThursdaE. September l5.
THE ]. II. EDDINS y. G. co.
2o9 and 21l W. Second Ave.
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Roswell, n. Mex. September 13-
Woolly and unl<empt, Banker Hiland
returned to his home at Portales, N
Mex, last evening and reports one OF
the most remarkable stories ever
heard in New Mexico or the entire
west. The story that he had been
held by brigands in the state of So
nora Mex, has appeared in all the pa
pers of the country, and now he re-
, turns to verify the story.
He is most pitiful-looking object,
and has lost so pounds in flesh. He
is known as a conservative business
man, and not many doubted the story
that he had fallen into the hands of
brigands, who demanded ransom from
his wife at Portales, N. Mex. He
was forced by the bandits to write his
wife and to sign the name of George
Reese and to misspell his name He
made this statement regarding the
matter:
81 was captured August by four
men and they robbed me of every
thing | had. | think it was in the
state Of Sonora, Mexico. They imme-
diately carried me to the mountains,
and | was made to walk by day and
was fed very little. On the pain OF
instant death they made me write a
letter to my wife demanding ransom
and compelled me to sign the name OF
George Reese and made me misspell
my name. I think that this was near
the town of Oputa. The letter was
mailed from that point. They chang
ed positions every day and marched
me through the mountains until the
night of August 80, when l made my
escape. The night of my escape I Sc
cured sharp rock and cut the ropes
that bound me, and l left while they
slept. For four days l wandered
through the mountains in search of
road, and lived on berries. seeds. rab-
bits and young birds, and finally
reached railroad. at distance Of 60
miles from where I started.
II beat my way on lumber train
to Douglas. Ariz.. and then went to Ell
Paso, where borrowed money on
which to come to Portales."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13

morning at her home at Sberril after
an illness of some months. Death
vas due To a stroke of paralysis " Whicll
eiule This morning. The funeral will
be held tomorrow morning at 1870
clock from the Aitheimer train, Rev.
J. l.. Caldwell and Rev. S. G. Alex
ander conduetin% the services Mrs.
hephieW VAS one Of the Oldest ana
best known ladies in this county. Her
husband died some years ago, but she
is survived by four children. Mrs..
j. II. Tucker of this city; Mrs. sal
lie Walker Of English and /. L. and
Hudson LephieW OF Sheriff..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
cations ponit to an extra large attend
ance of pupils.
DEPARTM MENT OF EXPRESSION
AND PHYSICAL CULTURE
An Attractive Feature Of Miss Calia
Jones Private School.

Sixth and Chestnut school is forth
nate in having secured a talented spe-
ciaist for The Department of Express
SION and Physical Culture The in
structor III this important branch i
Miss Ethel n. King. -of Greenwood.
South Carolina.
She comes recommended as a tat
% the manner born. gentle and cout=
tcous in manner AID in speech. Il
splendid teacher Of Physical Culture
and most pleasing reader; one who
would be not only an addition to any
faculty but an ornament to any socj.
ETY..
The school gives 10 its pupils. With
out extra charge instruction in Draw
ing, Vocal Music Expression and
Physical Culture.
The liberal patronage enjoyed b.
Sixth and Chestnut school and tha
prompt action Of the patron. il eaga&-
ing places for their chiltiren have
made it possible for the school
retain all the old teachers und to adj
to The teaching force am assistant
and acconpanist for the Kindergarten
department as Well as the specialist
ia Elocution.
The teachin@ force row includes
nine teachers and specialists as fol
lows:
Mr.. N. D, aeNein. Vocal Music:
Miss u. T.-AIlen, kindersarfca: Miss
i'thei NJ. King, Expression and Phys
ieal Culture; Mrs. II. c. Zones, Miss
Cattle Jones, Miss Marion Larche,
Al3ss Joe Angel Miss Ross Mufpb4,
n. - Nellie SaGeo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
ALABAMA OFFICER.
Compliments Prompt Work of Local
Officers.

William I. Love a deputy sheriff
from Birmingham, Ala, is in the
city today to take into custody c. w.
Stevens, the man arrested at Camden
last Sunday by Deputy Sheriff Mason
Philpot of this city. Stevens is want
&c on the charge Of seduction and
under the laws of Alabama it will g.
hard with him. The girl is only four
teen years old, and other charges may
be preferred against Stevens.
Mr.. Love compliments the local otI
GERS on the way they attended to tha
requisitation papers and arrested tn
man. Mr.. Philpot made a trip OF
seventy miles to get the man and hal
Stevens in Jail when Mr.. Love arrived.
Mr.. Love says it is an unusual thing
for officers in another state and coun-
ty to be so prompt in serving papers.
He will return tonight with his pris
oner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
DANCE AFTER THE BATTLE

W. Y, Ellis defended his title to the
Il. o. Knox medal for the best drilled
soldier among the jefferson Fencibles
last night in the competitive drill at
Forest park and was again awarded
be decision by the judges. This Is
iao second time Mr.. Ellis has been
awarded The medal in these drills.
Nearly the full strength Of the com
Hany was in line when Captain Pin
ney called the men out on the floor
for the drill. The competition was
along the usual lines, the men tm
making the mistakes being dropped
eat Hntii but ore man remained. ".
Y. ElIis was given frt=r2@ce aa1 D89
acc Lindsey second place. Tho jude
were Davan Johnson and Maj. T. {.
Furth
After tbe COMPETITIVE drill the sham
6attle, representing The japanese aea
lie IlHssans in an attack on Per-
Arthur. vas given on the ha>ba dia-
mand and field. Captain Pinney com.
banded the Russians and First l1io'f
tenant Fining. the laps. The JaDs
Won and captured The fort, driving the
fleeing Russians over the bIeeebers
a. one end OF the park.
\ dance was given ir lie -.
battle. The proceeds of the entortafl.
H.eiit Wnt toward defrayin@ tha
world S fair trip Of the company next
-eek
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
+ i + i !. + j. + i. + !. + + + ]
ADJUSTMENTS.
I. j. i. + + + !. + I. + i. + + + + !,

The performance Of Billy kersands'
minstrel team was greatly enjoyed by
a large audience at the ElAs' theat er
last night and for an all-negro aggre-
performance. The specialties were
all cleverly performed and the troupe
carries with it just enough negroes
to make the show really entertaining.
Kersands' mouth is just as big as it
ever was and he has lost none of his
ability as an entertainer by age
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
RIOTERS MOB JEWS.

kattowitz, Prussia, Sept. 13.-An
outbreak against the Jews took place
|at Sosnowic, near the borders of Rus
sian Poland, Sunday.
Rioters paraded through the streets
and threw stones at the Jews.
Twelve or fifteen persons were in
jured and others were stabbed. The
rioters also broke into several Jewish
dwellings.
Troops eventually dispersed the RI
otersc and arrested ten Of them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
BE TAKEN TO ASYLUM.

Deputy Sheriff Mason Philpot will
leave tonight for Little Rock. where
ne takes Fritz, the tailor, to the in
sane asylum. Fritz has been confined
III the county Jail for nearly year
on the charge Of lunacy and will be
put in the insane asylum for treat
ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13

}Ot 500 Tor the privilege OF carrying
OF. a loan business and that other
firms had not paid the license way
read. The firm asked for a return OF
{! the license fee
Mr.. Robinson stated that he had
! been unable to collect from other
firms because Of an iajuncton from
the chancery court. Mayor White
stated that the city ought to make
aE attempt to collect this fee from
each loan company. He thought the
city needed the revenue.
City Attorney Coleman stated that
these loan companies had been fined
in the city court and the cases ap-
pealed to til circuit court. Judge Grace
had held that a man who loaned his
own money was not a broker, and
The city could not collect the license.
The matter of returning the license
1ee to loan companies was referred
TO the city attorney.
Mr.. Coleman reported regarding the
opening of a street on Lakeside. He
reported that Pine street Or Walnut
street could be opened by condemni,
certain property
An application from E. G. Young
for the position Of city engineer was
read and filed.
A letter Of Recommendation for
j"hn z. Harper as engineer. from w.
7. Radfor1 was read.
An ordinance granting tlY spur
track privilege along Third avenue to
he Russell Grocery company was
read the second tim and action de-
fefecd.
IN. ordinance requiring the proper
y owners on Walnut street, from
Sixth aFeaue to twelfth avenue; on
Ninth avenue from Walnut to Olive
streets. and on Give street. from
Ninth avenua To Twentieth avenue, to
build sidewalks. VS. re.t. aal de.
ferred
An ordinance providing for the ex-
tension Of the mains of the Pine
Bluff Light and Wafer company in
the west end was read twice. A me-
Ton 10 suspend the rules the third
time was read.
Alderman Meyer brought up the
matter OF the moving of the police de-
partment. He thought the c1pnclI
ought to tallie some action ii the mat
ter at once, as the police headquarters
We're a disgrace to the city. Mayor
White said the Press Eagle had been
served with a notice to move out q
the downstairs but had not moved.
Alderman Nicho1 moved that the
Press Eagle make room for the police
department and that the police move
III at once. This motion was car
ried.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13

The Jefferson county equalization
loard, composed Of W. N. Bridges, T.
F. Julian and w. d. Boyce, began its
labors at the courthouse Monday after
noon. The report on the first days
work, submitted by the board to the
county clerk, is as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
Standing of the Teams.

Vicksburg, Miss, Sept. 12.-The
Hill Climbers took the first game of
the last series from Pine Bluff today
IN well played game. Vicksbrug
punched hits in the third inning and
made enough runs to win. An error
hI ORourke let in two runs in the
last inning for Pine Bluff, but Ashton
managed to stop the run getting. The
score: R.H II.
Pine Bluff 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 % 2-2 81
Vicksburg. 0 0 3 0 0 0 So
Batteries-White and Sample; Ash
ton and Earle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13

$1,510 s2,230 S72o
Total amount of increase. 1920. The
board will continue in session through
! the week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
DEATH OF MRS. LEPHIEw.

Mrs. E. A. Lephiew, about rs years
Of age. died at an early hour this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13

Results Yesterday.
Nicksbburg 8, Pine Bluff 9.
Monroe 6. Baton Rouge 9.
Natchez 3 Greenville /.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
CHURCH SUPPER

There will be an ice cream supper
at Good Faith church on The Sulphur
Springs road on Thursday uaht. Sep
tember y. for lbe benefit OF the GOOD
Faith church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13

Circumstances are not always up,
but we seem to be always under
them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13
OPENS SEPTEMBER 10.

Miss Callie Jones school will open
Monday, September 10. All the indi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13

Colored Schools.
Assignment of teachers in the col
ored schools of Pine Bluff for the ses-
sion OF 19O4-19O5, session beginning
September 20:
Missouri Street High School.
William Townsend, principal.
Elizabeth Harper, room l.
Mrs. Maggie Stevens, room 2.
Mrs. Young, room 8.
Miss l.eoni Cooper. room 4.
O. J. Mappin, room 5.
A n. Freeman, room 6.
Merrill School.
3. J. Head, principal
Miss Roberta Fleming, room !.
Miss Bertha Webb, room g
Miss Kate Havis, room 3.
l.. H. Means, room 4.
s. J. Altheiner, room 5.
Greenvile School.
Alex S. MoOh principal.
Mrs. aura C. Burnett, assistant.
Mrs. B. A. Haltom and daughter
Miss Cora Haltom, have returned from
thcir vacation and are ready for work
in the public schools.
Miss Jennie Aiken, on account OF
il health, will be temporarily absent
from her work in the Sixth-avenue
school. She will return in January.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-13

The city council met in regular
|ession last night with Mayor II. King
White in the chair. Aldermen Glenn
Int Fox. Meyer, Nichol. We'll, Riley,
hd Fox answered to roll cali.
= The minutes of the previous meet
q were read and approved.