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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15
CITY COUNCIL WAS GOOD

hONTEsANO. April 1.-THE city
council has decided 70 pay the Judg-
ment recently obtained against the
city for injuries alleged 20 have been
received BY J. Cordeil through fall
ms off sidewalk The judgment
vas for 500. and with costa makes
a total 81 over ii.i60. The council is
not satisfied with the verdict, but
figures II would cost too much TO
fight the case.
II T. understood that the council
has decided 10 refuse a saloon license
70 any saloOnkeeper employing Corr
dell. or 10 any naloonkeepsr that al
lows him 70 stay around his saloon.
or % any that In any manner har-
oors him. Cordeli was barkesper for
one r. s. Wilson at the time he al
leges no received hts injuries. and IL
Was proven on the trial that Cordell
WaH "a heavy drinker. and the city
took the stand that Il vas his heavy
drinking that caused his sickness. In
stend Of any fail. but the jury de-
eldsd otherwise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15
TOUCH NO LONGER

Tho Civic union ana the dood Gov
eminent club have replaced the Vigil-
ance committee az Nome. Advioee
from the North state that safety
committee has been organized In the
BorinE sea metropolis. It's Ts'.'ase
~ 20 select good men for city offiee
ana II piil probably pat "a ticket Ia
field ion the spring election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15
FIRE CAUSES
4 $1,000 LOSS

Fire broke out early this morning
ia the building on the corner 81
Thomas street and Westlakc avenue.
occupied by F'ritx fsuss. a butcher.
and VI. y. Graves. real estate
agent, The blaze Is said to have
been caused b. a defective nus. The
iozs was about $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15
DEAD IN BED

James Curtis. n sailor on the ship
America. was found dead In HE
bunk at 10 O'Clock last night. He
came 10 Seattle from San Francisco
recently and only yesterday shipped
on the America. Death IL believed TO
have been due to alcoholism. Cor
oner Hoye investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15
Cyril Better

ST. PETERSBURG. April is.-Ths
condition Of Grand Duke Cyril gho
narrowly escaped death IN the de-
structI0n OF the battleship Petro-
uaYloxsk. at Port Arthur. wednes-
day. j. officially reported better.
contrary 10 the rumors that he had
died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15

An adjourned communication viii
be held ut Masonic hall. 1920 First
avenue. this evening by the Wash
ington Lodge Of Perfection No. |.
Scottish Rite Masons. The work Of
the Fourteenth degree VIII be adj
miniafered to ~ candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15
BALLARD woman
DIES At DAYTON
Especial 10 The s,sr)

DAYTON. Wash. April f5-Mra
Anna Belle Garner. wife % Charles 2
Garner. died at this place Tuesday u
typhoid pneumonia. She Nas the
laughter q Thomas Voc. u Dayton.
And with the exception II the past two
years her lie has been spent at this
place She had been 81 for two
months and was brought 10 Dayton
shout two weeks ago from Ballard. IN
slopes that the change would prove
beneficial Mrs. Garner was - years
gf age and leaves one child. She also
leaves a father. one sister. Mrs. Ray
Putnam % Seattle. two brothers. Law
renee ard William zoe. Of this place.
The funeral took place Thursday from
the residence ~ ". NJ. Garner IN
Brooklyn. Rev. J. -. Jones officiating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15

A telegram uas received at police
headquarters asking that Esteila Gam
bic be located Her father died az
Moline. III. April and A. V. Ester
dahl. an undertaken n that city. gives
this information and asks that the
daughter be notified. as he IL holding
the body subject 20 her instructions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15

Suits. fs at Tokias. sinEermsn a
Co.'S first Spring Special Sale. md
and Seneca %"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15
AMES IS In
MORE TROUBLE

MINNEAPOLIS, April is.--Aibsrt A.
Ames. former mayor Of Minneapolis
was arrested Tuesday on an indict-
nent charging him with accepting n
bribs December IL. 1901. from Bessie
Lee.
Tho indictment r. Hike the others upon
which he was firsr arrargned. but the
feature Of this one n that an entirely
new array 81 witnesses are named.
hmeB was Indicted for alleged graft
ing. the specific charge being that Of
receiving so each from women OF the
town for protection. The previous ln-
dlctmentg against Amen were MULTI
fled by the supreme court His trial
was Hot for May e. Ball was fur.
uished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15
PRICES TALK

slrlrtIy Nv IOWA Huitff-thlH d not
Storage Butter.
Cnai oil ner EBi...s....+s.4...s.... zoe
These prices are rot for One Hour
Or one DAY. but Every Day tfil FUR.
Their notice
Does any merchant beat these prices ?
Have the best Tea. ard Coffee Tor
the money q any house IN the city.
Try IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15

SAN FRANCISCO. April ia
telegram from London states that
the British nhip Falklaudbank from
Glasgow for Victoria and Tacoma,
grounded and remained fast for sev-
erul hours 1T the mouth OF the River
Civds, later being towed off aud an
ehcfed. The damage. II any. result
ing from the grounding had not
been aHeertaiucd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15

SARATOGA. y. y. April *
Harry Hil. % veteran theatrical
manager. died az his home here yes
terday as a result OF a stroke Of
paralysis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15

Don't miss the Auction sale at ibs
Washington street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15
Tell Me Who Needs Help
Just a Pc tai That Is All

No money Is wantsd-frOm you-uor
from him. / ask only a postal card,
and ! ask u az an act Of humanity.
i VIII send him ny book ] viii ar.
range With n druggist near BY that
be may take six bottles Dr. shoops
Restorative. He may take Il q month
Al ny risk. IL Il succeeds. the cost
Ia 80. n Il fails I viii pay the drug
gist myself And the sick ones mere
word shall decide Il.
Could J meet Y0u-for even ten min
ptes-I would forever cOuFiCe you that
have What these STICK ones need
More than that they must have r.. for
most 81 them can never get well with
But I can meet only few. 50 take
this means % convinco you. let you
take II a month 10 prove what Il can
DO, and you can pay, or / will pay,
3usf as you decide.
/ have found the cured ones fair. In
he past Z years hays Furnished ny p,
o. these terms, ard % out u each ~
have FALKLAND paid Kiadig@beeau#e
hey we're cured 1 Will pay Just as
4 TiJingly Il yoa say have failed
iffcfimes work ~ learning how 10
strengthen the inside nerves,
I don't doctor the organs. but ! bring
back the nerve power which alone gp-
Nenk .rFan power 70 DO It's duty, AZ
1<9p wiuld give weak engine more
NV way never fails. save when a
MAse--flkT cnncsr--tnakfs q cure Inn
4afhfe. 70 case r. too difficult. for
w have watched the remedy succeed In
the most desperate cases that Dhyai-
~ yoi, know some sick one who would
- well With mH help. Won't you LET
4 me funnish the hslp7
h elmpiy state Book on Dyspepsia.
II .sklrf hook Book on the Heart.
"a, v~ant ard Book on the Kidneys.
s1r~faa Hr Hook for Women
-. fios sraf Rock for Men fseafedl
e Wls. Book On RheufnHt tenn
eases. not chronic. are oftel
tn one or two bottles. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-15

SYRACUSE, Sicily April 1.-THE
American steam yacht North Star.
With her owner. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Nra. Vanderbilt and n party Of four
teen on board. arrived hers yesterday
Emperor william, who ~ here on tile
German imperial yacht HobenzolIern.
.sss.t -. ts,5nfst tbs North Star, where
he remained IAN hour chatting With
tho Wander
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Mrs. l. I. Thomas ard the MIsse#
May and JeHic" 'rhomaz aalc a dc
li2htfnl card party "Wednesday morn
ir@. at which time Ms berkeley
Brown was Tire heHotee The teoaH=
had the decorations de4etapoI II An
artistic manner clnNsaalhemums he
ING the flower chosef.A. .thc eame
of SIX handed oHehle Mis- Lotto
Campbell Vol lhe=head= =pfze. a etli
GLASS bowl. and Mr. Sell Eu'lo' tn
second. a Venetian slasz cNeeaas
IlmcIeoH wa .eer1ed a5#Hid.ng fbs
fo.loWiue maids aitd matfoa vf-#e ~
atteltdaacp: Mr. tIhaEl Nj -
May and .Ieuice 9hamas lf'rit ~
Brown. Wilcttc Hro@a. torta @7a3f
hclI, LOIS Roots, Nan MjE"r TO 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Mrs kIrb@oot 'imaaa5 s3Ne tfazJ
luncheon HI 6aul Of NJ Ahcc Nema
SON "Wednesday MI-s Mildred Brad
tcrd Of Pin, B1uh VA a euest of non
or The eHtirr decorative set1eh1e
and entertainment vi done by the
use Of and name suggestions OF fruit
The affair va largely attended ah1
was the successful .lem AWAY AT
tanned by Mr.. Tnnuat. The pfize5
were Won by Mlese7 AHHabeI QUINN
and Mildred bradford Little heek
Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Weller; Helen, Rena and BeuIah R2s
tenbere Mesdames S a Rosenberg.
NJ sonnensche.n. \. f Dyeyfus aad
Dr. Frisch
Miss Anna5el Taylor entertaine I
lin charming fashion Thursday af
lternoon at cards. complimentary 10
the seasons debutantes. The home
was prettiIy, though simply arrange
in palms and evergreeas. The frst
prize was won by Miss Matte Ortos
consolation, Miss Nell GalHgher;; lone
hand. Miss Margaret Taylor. an4 the
scorers prize wa given to Miss Mar
Kate Riley,
Miss Florence nosenbaum wi he
the next hostess of the Wednesday,
Afternoon Euchre GLIB.
At her pretty suburban home
.,Woodstock. Mrs Alex Barrow
chalmin2ly entertained the San Sauei
club "Wednesday evening. compliment
cry 20 Miss Mildred Bradford and heF
guests from Little Rock. This Is the
second evening meeting OF this p2Hu-
la. club, and the second tine they
have entertained their young gentle
man friends. Progressive hearts VA
played and the prizes Won by M.sse5
Bette Helm. Bette Austin, Me -.
billiard Saunders and Mills Hammet.
After the serving o. dainty refresh
ments dancing was INDUCED in II
late hour The ladies were given
petty souvenirs in the shape OF ch0c9-
late cups with a cardboard heart at
tached. on which was written part
of some suitable quotation. The gen
tlemen were given three candied el-
sars with the finished quotation writ
ten en- the cards attached In this
Wy partners fer the evening were
found. The out-of-toWn visitors Wese
Misses Emma riIlar. Alice Robinson
Ella Adams. Kate and EUlaie Han
burton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

An enioya5fe eHehft Faae Ma
given at The Bl0f city club Thursday
Haht in honor Of visiting Young la
die. Seven tables were filled With
players ana 1he occasion was enloHe1
very much by those present. The frs
pize was Won hN Miss Jozie ifeN
fus and the second by Mr. Lee IA.
tor. Rotrce hments wer" served q q
seasanahle hour. and a german follow
ezl the euchre. which was lei hY Ilar-
old Bluthcnthal and Miss Bambefser.
Among the visiting yomg ladies Pre- 6
emf were. Miss Bromberser of chi
caeo. Misses Miriam and Hattie
Franklin Of Little Rock, Miss Florence
Hoffman of New York and Mis- Belle
Nauser of Newark. JoW Jersey Miss
Brunette Altsehul Kept the score
those present were. Mr.. and MIS-
Lee kastor. Mr. and Mrs. IL {. fi'l-
,benthal NJ. and Mrs. S katzeaslei9.
Mrs. b. Thalhiemer. Mrs. K. Franklin
Mr.. and Mr.. Alex Strauzs. Mise
Hattie Franlllin. Fannie llanf.Z Zfleftha
Miller. Roclla solmson, Brunette =AIt
echul Miriam Franklin Ida pfeZfus
Fannie Kaufma Flora s5ilbefnaeet
Josie Drovfus. F1oreaec Hoffman n 8
Iauser Gussie Thaiheimer, #Flofeaa -
Hamberecr. Mc.sr5. Clarence e"
sam Allschu1 Harold Roth Aureus
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11
FoRTYTHREE

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

MI. and Mrs. !. J Moore ea1eF.
/. fnea "Wednesday evening to ee9-
nlemorate the twenty Hzffth anniversary
of taeir marriage. The gue=t number
was limited te ta:fzz-aHe and ineLa3=
e4i fhe relatives and few intimae
friends. MIR. and Ms. Moore received
heir sHest assisted lN their Two
yesng DAUGHTERS. Misses May and Ru.
by Moore. This being their silve.
anniversary, many beautiful and cost
lveifts we're received, everything III
sterling silver Among the handsom-
est received was a case of silver from
thai, eldest son. Mr.. Gerson Moore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

One Gf the most dell&l'luliN fis'
red affairs of the season was Tie
:nformal recenton held Wednesday
afternoon, when Mesdames Areh /
and Tracy Mills received thef
friends at the pretty new nome OF
,;rs Arthur Mills. The entire love-
suite was used for the Entertainments
The parlor. where the receiving party
stood was in green and white. TIE
effect being carried out IN chrSsah'he.
NUNS With ferns and palms III PIE
tnresoue profusjon. The hall was en-
tirelv in green and in the dining room
tho Christmas hue Gf holly red was
dominant. Especially pleasing vas Tue
table effect. simply fashioned, aha
wholly artistic. The table was Gov
aaa with hand-emhroidered llheh
,fooo done in American Beauty roses.
In the center was placed a pyraliiio
built Of red carnations. Directly aooFe
tbie nratty ARRANGEMENT was the sml-
lax wreathed chandelier, with the
graceful greenery falling to the table
below Placed on the table were sill
Yer candelabra. holding the crimson
shaded lights. The color scheme was
carried out in the bonbons and ices.
The Mesdames Mills were assisted in
receiving by Mrs A. Retain, Miss Belle
Woodson and Miss Emma Tillar of
Little Rock, Mesdames F. E. Renfrow
r. H. NJ. Mills, Chas Owens, Nell Lu-
cy, W. T. Young. Milton Strickland and
Walter Goodwin, Misses Mary Lind
say, Nina Smart and Maymie Mana
presided in the dining room. Punch
was served from prettily arranged
nook by Misses Bette Austin An
mabel Taylor and Clara Broadstreet
During the afternoon Mrs. Jesse Cor
and Mrs. L. kersh rendered man!
beautiful vocal and instrumental so'os
The Mesdames Mills will receive the1
friends again informally next We1nes
day afternoon from 8 to 6,
One of the pleasant evenings a.
cards was spent with Misses R0ela
and Eta Solmson Wednesday, wher
they entertained in honor Of visiting
young ladies' II WAS a Roosevelt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11
HOLIDAY EXCuR SION.

Yama HeHz za43d 0omon Who do ttt.
In faer a,IyaHfssse= ci oet holiday iaif~
and jaiu lhe haHes throne 10 feiH'
10 prljtv. Heaet#'ea To eseiI n
James Business College fai parilett
tar rate. &C Positively To si9b
ever prrNde4ee 0afaI yea reach it#f'i'
.raanu of lookout ofor feattan'
Mountain Ffoa=tilis. point aIiA -
c1rston5 will=be#laH over #tf4s# TIM o
pfa1ootlca. Which makes elose zefoat'>
lion with an Tire turuk hue Ie7#1"t
10 Prosperity. Comfort and IiaRhlnes'
IsIrl,rt an ale from now 44I1I va
1;zfV = l4e4
lA1lI>S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Pine Ruff. Al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

The annual meeting of the officers
executive board and directors OF the
Arkansas Federation of Women
clubs was held Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. John Fletcher in this city,
saws the Little Rock Gazette. The
club women transacted a=Iarse amount
of business during the two sessions
that were held. They took steps 10
secure the maintenance of the old
state house after the new state capl-
tol is completed, started an agitation
for improved conditions IL the stores
and factories. arranged for course
of lectures on music and art in the
public schools and colleges or the
state and prepared tentative pro
gram for the next meeting OF the
federation to be held at Eureka
Springs next spring. The meeting
cuened at 10 O'Clock with the follow
Jig officers and directors present:
Mrs. John r. Dale, Texarkana, presl-
dent, Mrs. Richard B. Willis, Searcy
first vice president; Mrs James F.
Clarke, Little Rock, second vice pres
tident, Mrs. James d. Shaver, Mena,
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lucien
". Coy, Little Rock treasurer, Mrs.
H. G. Rightor, Helena, director;
Mrs Jo Frauenthal, Conway, general
federation secretary; Mrs Helen \.
Norton. Little Rock, and Mrs. John
Crawford. Pine Bluff, chairmen o.
special committees; Mrs. Clio Harper,
Little Rock. Mrs John Fletcher Lat
tie Rock, and Mrs. E. D. Baars, Arka
delphia. chairmen standing commit,
tees. ~;
Mrs. John Fletcher, chairman OF the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Tuesday afternoon. at the home OF
7,er aunt. Mrs Nathan Cook, Miss
Minette Weller received the We ]nes-
cay Afternoon Euchre club. She wa
assisted in receiving by Misses Hat
tie and Miriam Franklin Of Little
Rock. Progressive euchre was play
ed after which dainty ard snbsta2-
tial luncheon was served. The prize
winners were Misses Josephine Drey-
FMS and Roella Solmson. Miss Hattie
Franklin was given the guests prize.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Miss Helen Rosenberg entertainer
her friends informally Sunday even
ing in honor of her guest, MISS beile
4touser of Newark. New Jersey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Mrs. H. c. McGauehy and Miss Nc
Gaughv will entertain at cards tues
dav afternoon. December 1a. II honof
of Their niece. Miss Mary Lindsay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Tuesday. December f3.

Mrs. H. c. MeGaughy and Mis- Nc
Gauchy entertain in honor Of Miss Ma
~ Lindsay.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
meet with Mrs. H A. Mccoy.
Wednesday, December Il.
Miss Rosenbaum entertans the
Fuchre club
Mesdames Arthur and Tracy Mills
will entertain informally
Thursday, December IS.
AIAe Smart Set give a MASK ball.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11
| |

..-...-
II
Iparty. all the decorations being su2
2estiye of the president. The score
cards were dainty burutWood plaques.
with likeness Of Roosvelt ON cach
of them. Ribbons were attached and
the scores We're counted With dainty
trinkets, which were tied with the
ribbons Prizes We're Woa BY Mis-
Bccllie Franklin and Miss Hcrtha
Miller. The visitors present We're:
Misses Florence Bamhereeq tGhica
go), Florence Hoffman 6Ramsey, y.
j., Miriam and Hattie Franklin U,Hs
tie Roetl, Belle Hauser Newark. y
j. and Herth4 Miller tst fauis)
At their rooms on West Second ave
rue THU saay evening the Nalhall9
club gave a delightful dance in honor
OF Misses Alice Robinson Emma Til
lar. Kate and Eulalie Halliburton al
Of Little Rock, The affair was sue
cess and much enjoyed by all pre- ont.
Elegant refreshments were served
during the evening, and dancing was
indulgea in until after midnight
Those present were; Misses Alice
Robinson Eulalie and Kate Hallibur-
ton, Emma 1illar Mildred Bradford,
Asa Tomlinson, lIilda llonnet Marea-
rel Taylor. Iosie Grace. Vie HarrelI.
Fay Taylor. Neil GaIIiaher Bette
Austin, Messrs Gerald Triplett, John
Hardeman Emmett Wilson. Dick b II
nett Hardy KilGore Beaarie HUT,
Frank Cox. l., Porter. Sterling Bar
row, Frank Roane, Jules Boronsea,
Charles Tripletr, and DIR. 7. c. Edgar.
The chaperones were: Mr. and Mrs.
Irl Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs Harry
Trulocll, Mr. and Mrs Finn HUT.
The young ladies guild Of Trinity
church are making preparations for a
Tour of the Nations on Decembof
30.
Tho Hawthorne book club met with
Mrs. Lee Fox Wednesday afternoon
at her home ON Lakeside The hcuse
had been prettily decorated Will
molly. every room being artistic ii
effect. It WAS a Tennyson after"o34
All the papers and readings pertaiHea
to some Of the writings of Lord Tea
nysGn Ms S NJ Tayer read a ch I
acter sketch Mrs Noratio Riley rca@
an interesting paper. The Bible i
Tennyson. Mrs Goree save reaG
ing from .LccksIcy Hall Mrs Free
man read the last poem Of the authoe
"Crossins the Bar, During the aftes
noon dainty refreshments were
served. Te guests of the club on this
occasion were: Miss Mimic Allo1
Mesdamee I>vadal and Tyler.
Mrs. II. a Mccoy VIII be at home
10 the daughters of the ContedeTacN
Tuesday afternoon. DECEMBER Il.
The Friday night bean supper al
the Y. M G. A was greatly G joye
bv about fifty men. After the supper
the usual Bible class was held with
an increased attendance. The Friday
night suppers are proving soure.
of much pleasure TO the members.
The annual meeting of the officers
executive board and directors or the
Arkansas Federation of Women
clubs was held Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. John Fletcher in this city
saws the Little Rock Gazette. The
club women transacted a large amount
of business during the two sessions
,bot were held They took steps 70
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

committee or 1ecis alton presented
a repor'. rhe CHEZ feature Of which
vas a rceommeuaat.o on in rcsani 20
tfg Old state hausc After Discus
son uf ths suhJgr me Climb women
zeeesgea. - use-e4eez- effort H. induce
the state .calslafara ra reiam fhe
-ta hoH-e after 81, neN agptat
fafF.8Ha rs eenfFrtgd THey aeeae9
To eifes .t.najafa.a tH,. hujIdne#5t #tGe
lee54.aaae W5ta#aafe. mot ta dispose
ef 1t Vas fhe s-@auo4- opinion
of the-, rr-s,m rhat tbr +. ..0loau
@aa.d -oo=aaae8.t> ii raising fat
tae6et tor HIS FFFe-o. L @as =as
ggstea Jhaf II r1aE.r clubs =79ff hr
indaeaa 10 a-e fea~ ia tae=-fate
house. and saa' eaHsmegaGss seseaae
could no JrrHel fsu Dhs source
Ttase present expressed A.. 0H8flHHe#
Hsss ta onose#tas action rhaf He iez=
jsIet4re a.q,#zee#ze= =ta#raAe. Int - ta'
satHe=t time they eNpf. u &eteaal
action - 5I-g gzsIz gffert te ha7e=fhe
tate GoHs, Fgg=eEsaa iH t. Pre- ct
state.
-Niz. .Iha Crawford =of i'a4s Hlaf
spoke Tie zea5a5t= af the raelpfaeifY
bureau. and slafel shat uunHer rt
eNceIIeut paaers had bvon received =
The committees She ,Nwesse.l ta
hopo rhaf the women won continue
ia send in hantss =te tbe halem
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Literally.

G9aner -. tfa doctor P4 .z.Isi<
10 -sIeep and operated GA iifa=
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The following are the reception
committees for the annual fireman 5
ball to be given at the Bluff CITY
club January :. Gentlemen's rccep
tjon committee- Mayor H. King White
(chairmano. ". r. Lanefora, NJ. F.
Bloom. NJ. Holland. Fred FeN. }, H.
Wilson.
Ladies' reception committee->r@.
II. King White tchairmanl. MrS Lee
Dawkins, Mrs ]. A. Frazier. Mrs Il.
" schultz. Mr.. F ?, King. A1.. J.
II. Wilson
Music will be furnished #5z Prof.
Caressen's orchestra Of Lite Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

! Weller, Helen. Rena and BeuIah Ros
enbera Mcsdames 5. A Rosenher2
] DE- E,rianh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

Ms I5Gt" torss5 9Iaa.h'rt 4
President / W. c'aasef# et 9meh -
COLLEGE. ar. Nj tHae5e ftfumeH
daushttr af STATE Superintendent
Ulm-a5eH have 4eHe - GHeaao 9
pend Winter aild =sPgfuG ~ tas
further study Of INNS h.y Viii
he 8Hlte Tie ~pee5at- trHctIuu Il
rwo oI td9 fug,, fe7ehffs II Amefea
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

The young ladies guild Of Trinity
church are making preparations for
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-11

One of the pleasant evenings at
cards was spent with Misses Roel!a
and Eta Solmson Wednesday, when
they entertained in honor Of visiting
young ladies. 1t was a Roosevelt