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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-18

Charley stinson has gone to Milwau.
kec the headquarters Of the shoe firm
that he represents. Later he viii be
joined By Mrs. stinson and visi' the
Worlds fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-18
sHlvElY IS SUPREME
WINNIE LLVT
(By Associated Prssal

Louisville, ky., Aug. 1s.-Chsrles T.
shively Of Richuond, Ind. was today
chosen supreme chancellor Of the
Knigh's Of Pythias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-18

Tandem for sale al leader 0nlos
Price, $40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-18

(First published in Oklahoma Leader
August 1S. le04)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-18

Senator J p Candy Of Ft. Supply. Is
in he city today for a conference with
the Republican politicians. Sena or
Candy recently received the Repumi-
can nomination FOR representative
frcn Beaver county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-18

ther bookings for the coning dransatic
season in Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-18

NJ d. Casey. deputy sheriff OF Okla
hona county, is here on official bust.
ness Mike" says he is going to re.
nounce politics and embark in the
farming business. He has a splendid
alfalfa farm near Lockrldge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-18

The committee appointed by the
governor TO check up the territorial;
treasurer. is busy The Republican
members want the Job to last as long
as possible
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02
silverware at Mcrmod & Jaccard.s.

s-lIVtFWdts 1T -htTII1Ol JdECdNG -.
Major and Mrs. Andrew Hammond de-
parted to-day for Quincy. where they arc
due on Wednesday for the marriage OF
Airs. Hammond's brother. Frederick
Wins. to Miss Elizabeth Castle Of the
Illinois city. Major Hammond is to Of
tieiate as master ceremonies ct the we'd
ding. which IS TO be very large and
fashionable church affair. The bridal
party IS large and the bride, who has often
visited in St. Louis and is much admired
here. vii. have bcvy OF seven brides
maids; in her train.
A reception is to follow the ceremony,
after which tie bride end bridegroom will
60 East for several weeks and after De-
cember will take up their residence IL
Quincy. where Mr.. Wins has handsome
house furnished and in readiness.
One of the many pretty features con-
rected with this wedding is the souvenir
which Mr.. WilIns has given to his grooms-
men and ushers. 1t consists of small,
thin silver cardcasc exactly the right size
to fit into mans vest pocket and not
take up much room, perfectly plain and
fiat in design except for handsome jew
eIed monogram on one side The card
cases were made after a design of the
bridegrooms and are beautiful and use
ful trinkets.
At Teall's Hall. Rochester. next Thurs-
day evening. October 6. the wedding will
take place OF Miss Blanche Goodman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Good
man CT Rochester. TO afr. Samuel Trepp,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

years travel six months Of which was
| spent in Paris in study. and six months
through Italy, Switzerland. Germany,
| England and Scotland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield Russell and chill
dren OF No. 4:30 Forest Park boulevard
| have returned from Saranac Lake, y. Y.
Miss Minnie INylc OF Whiteiand. Ind,
and Miss Hannah Mitchell of Edinburs,
Ind. returned to their home Tuesday,
| after pleasant visit to Mrs. ]. L. Case,
No. 8 Rugby place. Mrs. John a. Perry,
also OF Edinbur=. mother Of Mrs. Case,
who accompanied the Young ladies' To St.
Louis vii! remain few weeks longer to
sec more Of the WorlO's Far and Tues
days parade.
Ny. and Mrs. Oscar Dorr will leave the
latter part Of next week for Eureka
Springs for short stay.
Mrs' Belle Burdeau OF, Russell avenue
has been entertaining Mrs. ID. L. Irwin.
iSn3hi,rI i,SSn4im Burdeau irwin and Mr. Morris
,nanpurhe OF Louisville. and Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles kecsec of MartinsyiIic Va
Bishop MiilspauEh OF the Diocese of
Kansas. who is to act chaplain at Kan
sas Day exercies, and Mrs. AHiIspaugh are
tne guests Of MI. and Mrs. WilIlarl n
- '>''''''l D'bi'NdlG.
MIR. and Mrs. c. G. Anderson have re-
turned to St Louis for tho winter. and
VIZ be the guests of Mrs. LanGuau. No.
oia5 Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. KupferIc will enter
tain relatives from Cincinnati during m.
Yelled Prophets week.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cheucry Of Boston
arc visiting the Fair and stopping at the
Jefferson Eotel. Mrs. chenery was well
Lloyd. '' 'u'ia
Miss Constance Biddlc and Mrs. Rene
Bache, daughters of the late e. j. Bitldlc.
are revisitins ST. Louis az Worlds t-.;r
guests OF Mr.. j. Il. Truehart OF No. 1858
Olive street. ''''
Mrs. James Mitchell. tie only daughter
Of William 3. Crane, well known in 81
Louis. Louis. is the guest OF her grandfather.
William La Roja.
Mrs. Augustine Feeny OF poniar r,ur,
MO-. Is the guest Of Mrs. Paul Brown.
afiss Louise p. Gof of No. 6glg Suburban
avenue departed Thursday evening for =
Two weeks visit in Omaha. heI' former
Mrs. salllc Morgan Green. wife Of Cen
erai Will S. Green. of calusa. Cal. VIII
arrive to-day to attend the d. o. c. meet
ing. Mrs. Green will visit her. sister. Mrs
Thomas j. .ikns, No % Benton pjace
She is the president of the Winnie Davis
Chapter OF California.
Because Of business. General Green was
unable to accompany Mrs Green.
The St Louis friends OF Lady Falmouth
Will be glad to hear of her arrival in tn.
city TO visit the Worlds Fair Her home
Tregothnan Castle. Cornwall adjoins that !
of Lady M0lesworth, who !s one Of the !
daughters Of the late General Frost. I.aJy |
Ealmoutn is accompanied b. he1' son. the |
Honorable Evelyn Bozcawer
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02
SOCIAL CLU BS.
Fine China at Mermod & Jaccard's.

Fine China ut AIer:nod C Jaccard's.
The Misses Davis. OF No. 40iI st. Ferdi-
hand avenue. entertained The I Don't
Think Club. Of which they are members,
at their home Sunday evening. September
-. with a rainbow nccktie and apron
party The first lady's and mems prizes
were awarded TO Miss Nellie VI. Davis and
Mr. William P. Nolan. and the consola-
tio;l prizes were won by 2fiss Stella VI.
Davis and Mrs. Joseph l.. Shields. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward j. Stone were the win
ners of the guests prizes. The party be-
ing in the form of leap year. the ladies
escorted the men to supper. After supper
was served the evening was very pleasant
IL spent in music and various amusements
Owing to the distraction Of the Worlds
Eaii. the meetings Of the Greek Ethics
Club will begin later this season. The
frat session will be held on Wednesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock. November 9 The
subjec; for that day will be "On the
Heights" by Auerbach-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.
Fine Watches at Mermod & yaccara

a surprise party was given in honor u
Miss Ella Bell last evening at her home,
No. CLIO Cottage avenue. The evening was
spent In dancing end games and refresh.
ments were served. Misses Annie John
son. Frances Shirk and Blanche Bel.
formed the Committee on Arrangements
Mr.. and Mrs. Eiwood Matlack gave a
luncheon at the Mercantile Club Wedacs-
day night in honor of ex-Congressnan
John J. Lcntz of Columbus, O. Among tbe
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

7~@@@ooo(>c@o
!. Whether to Wear High Neck !.
or Low Neck Is PerpIex- .
ing Society. q

Women Who Will Attend the Yelled Prophet
Bali and Reception to Be Given by Wife of New
York Governor Next Tuesday Night Are
Placed in Difficult Predicament-Mrs.
Dore Lyon, Mrs. Daniel Manning
and Mrs. David R. Francis De-
clare for Apparel That Will
Display Charms Of Arms
and Throat, Reserv-
ing Right to Dis
criminate.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

guests wcr. Mr.. Buell. Robinson ol Joplin
and Mis- Helena Mitchell Of st. Louis.
\ theater party, followed by Il suire:'.
was given Friday evening in honor II
Miss Pearl Wisclcgcl Of indianapolis. -yh,
lis the guest of her aunt. Mrs. +. c. Bryant
of Indiana avenue. The party irclud ii:
pearl wiseiogel. Maylnn surssdoff.
Lillian Allen. Nellie WIsslcgel
| Mcss!cuT1;-
| Frank Grant. George Powell.
Some Of the friends Of Miss Norino
Dunn of No. 42i5 Evans avenue gave her
n surprise party last Monday evening
| The occasion was Il celebration Of her
| eighteeDth birthday. Dancing and other
| amuScment5 were INDUCED IN until a late
| hour. One Of the special features Of the
| evening was recitation5 rendered by Miss
| Grace Davis.
| Three generations of The Buermanu fam
| lily. as well as 4 host Of friends, partici-
| pated in the celebration Of Miss Elsa
| Buermann's eleventh birthday og Sunday
| last. at the homo of her parents Mr. and
| Mrs Charles II. EueTnann. NJ. .0Hi Shen-
| andoah avenue. After q luncheon was
| served the voung folks wore entertained
with music selections. singing and numer-
oGs games.
Tie following is list OF those who at
| tended:
| sisass--
t Elsa i..a,1;, gas:nisn 9Ea .,.;, G,3gshlin. i.,
Eatnie Mitrh.u Clara Piper
Annie SsoboGa. Dora Euefrnuun
Norma Fink.
Albert Burrriann G,orcc Klein.
Charles Bucrmann, Charles Hnrshck.
Jr. Hsrr. 'nuahn.
Irwin Fink. Walter Scl!Ecr
Arthur Fink.
yIess.,irs a;.h Acs.au1es--
CllaTleG IL Bucs- Fred Drecsc.
Herman BueTmana, '''''''
Nesdamea--
Frank Fink L. J. couEhln.
4 party of young people Of the South
Side gave a surprise birthday party to
Master Raymond Ehlen at his home. No.
1921 California avenue, on Saturday even
ing The evening was spent in sames,
after which refreshments we're served
Those who attended wcrc:
Hannah BeGcrc-. Charlotte Mcl.abc.
"lorcnce Honnab. Virginia dsIrp!l.
Lulu IcC uI:'!. Martha Tgsteu.
iitg iieIen Mcc9ii. i!isin f' Nnir.ehJ: iii
MASTER
J4eo tedercr. yvyene Mccabc.
Oscar EchIsieT. Sen Bi-roU
ItcZekiah ESan'. Gecg..c Roaendcii.
Beautiful Diamond and Precious Stone
Jewelry for the Yelled Prophets Bal. the
srandest ever sho"ii Necklaces from $50
10 s25,Co1: Brooches, So 10 sl,cg0; Rings.
81 TO 5000; Bracelets. tlJ TO S2.0Gg. At !
Mermod & Jaccards. Broadway ard Lo- |
cust street.
The friends OF Mr.. {. r. stattar we're
entertained in his honor ut the home of !
the Misses Harrison No. 2T0l s. Vincent |
aveaue. Among those present were:
Messeurs-
Luther Armstrong. O. Cornelius.
q. A. iarstang. Dot Huber
Charles Crouchnid1, - T. .;taetter
J. t. GsrstaHE, r. l.. Meyer, .Jr.
Gusse ISreuer. Floyd JorCs
b. B. SciueTer.
Misses
Edna Sachsc. Ev,iyn MenEcr
Mabel albert. .iessi> SglIIfer
Amy Daugnerty. Gloria LynGs.
IAuse Hallette Mae Har7nsO:
Jessie Maiettc, Ada Hl;1.:aon.
Adele Graham,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02
WORLDS FAIR SOCIETY FOLK
HAVE PASSED A BUSY WEEK
.S7ZRHODS
Toaaga gaBG G@1eo.

Reception the Missouri Commission the Ao
Probably Was the "Dcssiest" Afair-Brillant Func
tion at Mexican Pavilion
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02
WEDDINGS.

Miss Anna Force will entertain this
week in honor of Miss Nettie Hale and
Mr.. Frank Rand and their wedding party.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02
Personal MENTION.

Cut Glass at Mermod & Jaccards.
Among The tourists returning from
abroad IS Miss Rebecca Plummer after n
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

years travel. six months Of which was
spent In Paris in study. and six months
through Italy, Switzerland. Germany,
England and Scotland.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

Mrs' Belle Burdeau OF Russell avenue
mas been entertaining Mrs. ID. L. Irwin.
Beno1i Rurdeau Irwin and Mr. Morris
1hanpurne. OF Louisville. and lIf. ana
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

Bishop MiiispauGh Of the Diocese of
Kansas. who is to act chaplain at Kan
sss Day exercies, and Mrs. AHiIsnaueh are
IN IN guests OF MI. and Mrs. William u
Thompson of Lindcli boulevard
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

NJ. and Mrs. Oscar Dorr will leave the
latter part Of next week for Eureka
Springs FOR u short stay.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

Beautiful Diamond and Precious Stone
Jewelry for the Yelled Prophets Bal the
grandest YER shown. Necklaces from $50
10 sc50 600: Brooches. So 10 sl,0g0: Rings,
81 TO 5000; Bracelets. tlJ TO 2cGg At
Mermod {, Jaccards. Broadway ard Lo-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield Russell and chill
dren OF No. 4i30 Forest Park boulevard
have returned from Saranac Lake, y. Y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

The friends OF Mr.. {. r statGsr we're
entertained in his honor at the home If
the Misses Harrison. No. 27G1 s.. Vincent
aveaue. Among those present were:
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

MIR. and Mrs. c. e. Anderson have re-
turned TO St. Louis for tho winter. md
VIZ be the guests Of Mrs. LanGuaIi, No,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Kupferlc will enter
tain relatives from Cincinnati during the
Yelled Prophets week '''-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cheuery Of Boston
are visiting the Fair and stopping at the
Jefferson Eotel. Mrs. chenery was we'll
known In st. Louis society as Miss lula
Lloyd 80 'ii'S "u"a
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-10-02

guests W.r. Mr.. Buell. Robinson ol Joplin
and Miss Helena Mitchell Of st. Louis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29
MEATS REMAIN THE SAME.
Chicago Strike VIII not Raise Prices Says
Il. Il. Banghart.

The renewal Of the great packers
strike in Chicago, and the call for a
general sympathetic strike throughout
the United States, will probably not
affect the meat consumers Of Alma very
much Ninety five per cent of the
meats used here are home grown and
the strike will not affect it," said p. T.
Banghart, our local dealer. 1--WE cure
hams here, so about the only thing that
is apt TO raise in price is our fancy
meats, such as dried beef, boiled ham.
bacon, balogna and other packing house
products"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29
RusSia-Japan War Atlas 10
Cents,

Three fine colored maps, each II 20
bound in convenient form for reference.
The Eastern situation shown in detail,
issued by The Chicago q North Western
R'y, mailed upon receipt OF ten cents
in stamps by w. II. GUERIN, II Campus
Martins, Detroit, Mich. 1924
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers' of the Alma Manufacturing Co.,
will be held Monday Aug. 1st, at one
o clock. in the Office Of A w. Wright,
Alma Mich. for the purpose of electing
directors and transacting such other
business as may come before the meet
ng.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-15
sluO Reward. $7uo.

The leaders of this paper Will be
leased = earn that there is at least
NE dreaded disease that science has
cen able to cure in all its stages anG
lat is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
the only positive cure new know
the medical fraternity. Calarrl
neing a constitutional disease re
luires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken interna!
~ acting Directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces Of the system, there.
by destroying the foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing it's work.
The propretors have so much faith in
ITS curative powers that they offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case that
t fails to cure. Send for list of tes
timonials. Address,
]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. G.
sold by Druggist. 75c
Ha'l's Family Pills are the les,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-15
PINE BLUFF THIRD
IN THE LIST OF lNTERlO" Ct flEo
ON THE RECEIPTS OF
COTTON.
Arkansas Also Comes Third in the
List of States in Cotton
Production.

0r the interior cities il The cotton
aeit Pine Bluff ranks as the third lafg-
Ct city In point Of cottzn receipts, a
eording to tae statistics recently
issued by Miller & Company of New
York The soport only includes the
interior cities and towns. for the sea
ports handle most Of the cou from
80 interior. p r. Bluff jump. from
die sixth place ON tire list to the third
place this year. being surpassed only
ltv Memphis and Little Rock. The
.a5aI lneeipts of the 1"o2-1903 crop in
fais city last year werz 9S.55S bales.
Little Rock dealers handled 26o.613.
Whi!e Memphis handled more cotton
than b-th cities put together, 3o6.e00
bales.
The State of Arkansas also comes
rapidly to the front as a cotton pre-
ducing state. the total crop harvested
and marketed being 575,50o bales.
This dcas not include some of the
smaller towns. where the receipts
were small. Arkansas is passed by
both Texas and G5orgia among the
southern states.
The average estimate of the crop
last year as taken from the estimate
of The principal cities in Arkansas was
80. 100 bales.
The first seven interior cities in
the so@th in III point Of receipts in
aetton are as follows:
cities Bales
Memphis. Tenn ....#-=.#.=..... 3t16 ,oo0
Little I /. ARK ....=.=.#.=..... 26o 673
Pine Bluff Ark ...=.#.- -.#.......... IS S55S
Nicksbure. Miss ......=........ $4,000
Athens. tra ............ So ooO
Macon. Ga .........#... -. 10000
San Antonio, Tex -. GS, 600
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-15
SPECIAL BILL
INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS BY
MR.. ROBINSON FOR FIRST
M. E. CHURCH,.
Claim Is for About $1,000 Against
Government for Use of Church
as Commissary.

Through the medium of bill which
las recently been in;roSuced in Con
gress by Representative Joe T. Rob
inson, the First Methodist church of
this place seeks to recover about So
eco from the United States govern.
ment for the use of their church build
ing by the Federal troops during IL
civil war.
The building was mad the head
quarters for the commissary deprat-
ment during the encampment of
troops in Arkansas
TIC evidence goes to show that
he church building was used fot
over q year and that r3uch Of tie
srore.ty the church. such as pews.
books. stoves etc. WAS destroyed
AAe floor of the bull ing was also
afohon in places by tie heavy store
of goods
\ bin seeking the general raiief in
sReh cases has been neadins in con.
efess for some wears. hit has never
been passed. hence Mr.. Robins u In.
tHedUc"d tie special till
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-15
MRS. ". s. HARRIS HURT
THROWN FROM BUGGY AND SUS-
Tanned PAINFUL IN
JURiES.
Little Lille Phiipot, Who Was With
Mrs. Harris, Was Also Thrown
Out and Hurt

Mrs. ". S Harris, wife Of Mr. W S
Harris. who has charge of the mechan-
ical department at the Branch Normal
college, was thrown from her buggy
at the corne. of Fifth avenue and
Cherry street Thursday afternoon. and
painfully but not seriously injured,
Little Miss Lille Philpot, who was
with Mrs. Harris at the time was
slightly injured.
Mrs. Harris was driving spirited
horse along West Fifth avenue, when
the automobile belonging to DR..
Thompson came along, and the horse
becoming frightened. started 20 run
Dr.. Thompson stopped his automobi, e
at once, but Mrs. Harris, who is just
recovering from spell of sickness,
could not control the animal AS the
ed to turn the corner, and this threw
both Mrs. Harris and Miss Philpot to
the ground Mrs Harris was injured
about the head, and it was thought for
a time that her skull was fractured
but later examination proved her
injury not SO serious.
Miss Philpot was injured in the
knee, but n seriously, and was able
to walk home. Mrs Harris was re-
ported considerably improved by her
physicians this morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-15
:. j. !. !. + + I. + + !. + + + + r
:. IN SOCIETY'S REALM. +
:.
=. >. >. ). J. i. J. j. j. j. j. j. j. + +

The dance at the NalhalIa club last
i night proved 70 be one Of tie most
.nfeYable features Ct the e. !. Inc
, young ladies wlo have been tae guests
! Of tbe young men on 50 maa% simila
occasions. reversed the natural order
ot things. and issued Invitations t.
+ Leap year dance TheJ called TO"
rheis Young men friends ii hacks, led
the figures of tie german. and bore
all the expense t the entertainment.
| Miss Elizabeth Hahn led the figures
| If the german IN a most a@ceptabie
manner. and all present pronounced
tee= occasion one Of the most eni0ya-
! bic of he season. Among those pres
1T were N. L. Bell. Barrow. Borrs.
In. Balnttt Edgar. Howell Hutt.
/, aGra Hutt Fin HUT, Ragland.
Saunders. Charles Trplett, Gerald
! fiiplett vii i, Roane Arnold, Daa
I TAYLOR. Nchol Miles Hammett. Rus
sell. MeBee, VIII Matthews. Gregory
Adams, Roy Martin. Ledbetter, Tuck
er, p. D. Prize. McClintock of Little
Rock G. Lawton.
Misses Fay Taylor. Grace York. Nit
tie Knox, Margaret Taylor. Margaret
| CHutchfeld, Esther Triplett. Tcla Phil
! ;a0t. Nettie Grace. 10 Grace Fay Tul
| lis Eugenia James, Bessie Downs. Asa
! Tomlinse "a Elizabeth Elliott, Eliza
| beth Collier, Elizabeth Hahn. Nellie
Johnson, Frances Jordan, Nellie CALI
| aner. Iilda Honnett Belle Evans. CIoe
Jones. Vickie Harrell, Whipple Of
| Providence, r. |.
| Messrs. and Mesdames Sam NaulX.
| Drew White Neel Bell Harry Tru
| lock, R. c. Thompson. Scruggs. Neil
Martin, Reaban; Mesdames Arnold.
Fitzhugh Russell, James, McEwe;l.
| NoWland, Of New York
| Last Sunday night at the residence
| tit 'L lNtN pal tIltS Ill lllIo llts
Mr.. G. P. Lyon was united in mar
iage to Miss Nirgie Harris. Rev. G. c.
Il ( -iating. Mr.. Lyon is a gen
elaan we'll known here for his hoa=
y and uprightness in character.
Ms. Lyon has many friends in this
ity.Who admire her for her noble
character and charming manner.-For-
Nce Chronicle Enterprise.
| Mr.. Robert Eakin, of Fordyce, and
Miss Helen Dunbar. Of near Peoria
! l.. We're married last week. Mr..
t,2kin is one of our mc'5t genial young
! men. who has the confidence and es-
| TEEN of all cur best citizens, while
| his Wife is lady of refinement and
ulture.-ChronicleE Enterprise.
The Bachelor Maids were the guests
e Mrs. |. P. Shelby, West Second
aEelue, Wednesday afternoon. The
S!elDS nome was handsomely decor.
ated. Refreshments We're served. In
the progressive game provided for Ile
entertainment of the guests, Miss Fay
Taylor won first prize, picture:
Miss Frances Jordan was awarded the
e2ond prize, a gold pin. and the con
o}ati.a prize. book. fell to Mrs.
Dennis. Those present on this ca@a.
:. Wee Mesdames Dennie. ". H.
la4gford, NJ. \. Austin. Will Riley. |
wood Lash ef Montreal. Canada;
john Mills, II. E, Trulock. VI. Dana
her Gus Nigh, and W. O. Tag4art,
Misses Elizabeth Collier, Grace YORK
Narsareet Taylor, Fay TAYLOR. Aman |
da Caldwell, H.inifred Addera5a Of
Lexington. y. c.; i-2ttio Hahn Azub5
III a'mfson Frances Jordan. Eaeen:S
James and Emma White
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-15
RYAN'S CATARRHlINE

Is God S gift to man. 1t is a positiy
cure for catarrh of the head and nost
hay fever, asthma headache, and wi
cure cold in one nights time F.
sale at all drug stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-15
BRIF- r. NTf0H

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AIfs=si EIe
Afsz.s 2'Gls Ire aed &f. ra
ee.5nae5 his m@af04 fraa# a y!s:
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