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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30
BEEF TRUST QUIZ
az AsaocIated Prsssl


Chicago. H., March 3O.-Several Wit
.nesses employed by the Chicago pack
ers were heard at yesterdays session
Of the special grand jury which is in
vestigatlng the business transactions
Of the so-called beef trust All OF
these men were subjected to a rigid
examination as to whether they had
Deen approached by outsiders since
being called as witnesses, the inquis-
itoriai boG2 evidently being more anx
lous, for the present at least, to Sc
cure further evidence of alleged tam
pering with witnesses by interested
persons than to secure real facts con
cerning the beef combination.
From a federal official it was learn
ed last night that witnesses had been
approached. and as soon as the proof
is In the hands Of District Attorney
Morrison IT Is said, more indictments
will be returned.
Secret service men have increased
in numbers so rapidly that now near
ly every witness is being shadowed,
Many other persons not directly inter.
ested In the daily proceedings Of the
jury are also being shadowed, aad
every endeavor is being made 10 pre-.
vent anyone approaching a proposed
,r.ffraoc In a -fafo,,,ort .,t,,r., ,,,t l,e
night, j. Ogden Armour, the head Of
Armour a Co. declated that the in
dictment returned against his conf
dental man, Thomas }. Connors, sis
the result OF a grave misunderstand-
ing as TO the facts"
Mr. Shields IS the New York repre-
sentative Of II. J, Ellis & Co. agents
for Armour & Co, in Singapore and
according to Mr. Armour's statement,
Shields calls at the office OF the pack
ing company were entirely of his own
action Continuing Mr. Armour says:
The usual courtesy Of its represen.
tatives are accorded MT. Shields to the
extent of his request to communicate
with his office in New YORK over the
private wires Of the company concern
ing his business affaiys there and care
for his incoming mail received uatll he
should call for the same. During his
stay in Chicago Mr.. Shields was not
entertained by representatives OF Ar
mour q Cos at dinners, theatre par
sizes or elsewhere. Mr. Connors as.
suges ne, and have every reason to
believe him that he did not. as charged
in the Indictment, attempt in any man
ner 10 tamper with or influence Shields
in the performance OF his duty TO ap
pear before the jury and give eyi
dence on any subject Of which he
might have knowledge"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30
INDICTMENT AT LAWTON
Vice President of Defunct
Bank is Charged With
Embezzlement.

i.awton, March 3o.-rhe grand jury re-
tuinod am Indictment against b. H. Nc
1ufie, vice president of the nsolvent
hnnk Of Lawton, charging him with em-
l-1ziement OF the bank funds. For this
ic WAS held 90 await the action Of the
grand jury and immediately upon the is-
slance Of a waraut FOR his arrest he was
delivered TO .he authorities by his bonds
men, While no definite Information 10
;bnt effect Is obtainable at this time. IL
d said that ]. S. McDufie. cashier Of the
bank has also been indicted. Emil G.
knappe, deputy district clerk, has been
appointed receiver 81 the insolyent insti-
tuition By thc district Judge, and his bond
nyod az s20.0o0 This was against the
wishes of depositorE, who had recon-
ineuded Fred w. smnh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30
WILL SEND A PRESENT
Rough Riders Herewith Give
Captain Kane a Wed
ding Present.

LoA Muxlow and other ex-rough riders
were surprised last nieht when they re-
ctived information from New York to the
eject that Woodbury. kane. who uas one
Of the rough rider captains In the Cuban
waa. was married The letter received
hy Mr MuNlow says that Captain Wood
bury Kane end Miss sanie Hargous El-
iiott were married at Aiken s. G.. last
Monday afternoon
MI Muxlow snys chat II "Biny' Nc
Ginty. who was Kanes closest friend dur
mg the war; has not already been noti-
red he viii notify him az once and a
handsome present VIII be purchased by
the rough rider boys Of oklahoma and
sent to Captain Kene and his bride
Captain Kane was an especially good
friend to tho boys from Oklahoma. and
MoNlow and McGipty say they can never
forget him. Hence their proposed re-
niembmnce OF him with wedding
present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30
YENCEOORA ENTERTAINS
Gave Progressive Pool Party
to 200 Young Men Last
Night.

About two hundred Young men att
tended the progressive pool party given
.ast night al the "vencedora" conducted
ms Messrs Jac> Morris ana Ferd
Fainter The <nair was happy one
r,d an present enjoyed themselves im-
u cnsoly
The proptietors were assisted by Lon
Muxl0w in attending To- the games The
irss prige was won by Page Warren. the
second d ~ Walter Welch. and the
consolation prize by Harry canin
Mr.. waren. wirncr of the first prize.
Imade "a score Of H. Nlr WEIGH. the vim
nef OF the second prize. made II. and Air.
Caiin made g. rhs average for the
evening by those who paved was 3.
After the games vere finished de-
hshiful lunch, prepared by Mr. Norris,
was served.
The Vencrlori did itaelf much honor.
z. he cccasion was "a success in every re-
sp,ct ard The managers are to be com
graduated uram eiNing an AFFAIR OF tais
kind IN such an elaborate style 10 their
fncnds
These who participated in the games
we're.
Tony Higgins.
Sanford Brooks.
g. r. Aierfcn
Tony FINCH
Adolrh Kaufmann.
Page Warren
Walter Wolch.
Harry clrlln
Al. Eliis
chris seson-
rlr na,.4ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30

lrcr' "Nauima would kick il we kiss" and
Oklahoma city girls blurt out: Let's
4 kiss.
Indians and loan men are in row at
Anadarko over the nonpayment Of SEMI
annual allowances to Indian children.
AZ she Dlcomn school near Carmen
yesterday pupil whipped the teacher.
lady. until SHE could not resume her
auties.
lias Gushing enough Industrious girls
70 take care OF that car load OF crockery
dat was received in that town this
week.
A sewer system contract has been let
az Bartiesville. From now on TIE city
Campaigns there win fash "scwer graft'
thunder.
II. NJ. Higgs. Of Payne county, drowned
fine span Of mules last Saturday north
o. Gushing while attempting to cross the
cimarron incr.
A. C. Clarke. dentist OF Alva. is at
Kansas City attending college. The other
flght he was robbed Of $500 OF which
he fooilshly wrote his wife.
l.. w Brown. one Of South McAlester's
greatest business minds, is dead. At
J ms funeral Wednesday the business
hosses of the entire city closed.
That hotel opening IS the biggest thing
Muskgsee has 10 boast OF and the world
Was invited TO participate ia the reyel-
lies attendant on tho oecasion.
'"ro Keep Tho Standard Higher v the
subject Of some verses By Rendsl IN the
Gushing Herald. Does he honor the
standard" or Is II a new oil trust at
Gushing?
Last night Doc sIocum's gang got tam
sled up with the Salvation army, but for
the timely Interference OF skip Brown
with HIS sanitary agility. siocum would
have been converted.
Oklahoma farmors are organizing IN
every county. Greer county leads out
with bigger and better organizations than
any other county. Logan county Is not
far behind. This farmers movement
win yet prove mighty big thing
1Ae Perry Daily Republican makes
groat spor, Of the following question ask
ga by an Illinois preacher recently: "Wnl
there be anv Democrats IN Heaven
There doubtless viii uo., saith seer
if they arc compelled to accompany their
ilepubioan brethren.
1he sevtst elul WIN sine next Frlday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30
LEADLRETrEs.
Local Happenings Of City and Terri.
tory Briefly Told.

Local Fsappeninos Of City and Terri
tory Briefly Told.
shere are gs.coo people IN Payne county
NARROW also. hos truck growers as
so-'.Fop.
A. Perry wnen a boy IS eisht years old
ae Is pretty nearly man.
An Oklahoma towns have eushers but
none IKE those OF Cleveland.
ia oisIahoma there are $4,000 negroes
and Indians indian Territory has ioo.-
go.
wm, Knopt. formerly OF this city. is
nEolord 7f the Merchants hotel at Perry
nov
Vote. sinners ,ote9 IS the gag the
Enid Eagle uscs ia persuading men 70
vote.
South McAIestes smoerats enthusiast
uealB noalinate RS CHAPMAN for
1eaycr
l;nll has afSroooc gas scheme on foot.
Blackwell has gas. andcuthrie Is growing
sissy
Payne coun;y's poor farm has about
nye reople on it The year through OH an
average,
The grsngers OF Beaver county ar,
atm milling over the defeat o. Gandy's
range bin.
Fort Gibson Is to get happy with a
brass band. Keep footing and build d
good town.
The peach blossoms as wen as politi-
cal aspirants, are liable TO be FROST Bit
ten shortly
sapulpas hase bali team is 70 be SEMI
professional Later the semi-savage
state ensues.
70 country papers "ror heavens
sake stick 10 hcme news and let the
JaIa take care Of the war;.
N April district court win convene in
Ehbd. Judge B4auchamp adjourned court
a. N9tonso last Saturday
AnadarlSo wiz soon be sparkling like
= diamond n nutshell with its new
electric Hight plSnt Ia operation.
saltwater girls say: "its nice. isn't Il
70 kiss. Lawton girls remark Perhaps
kissing Is an right Shawnee girls whis-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30

Columbus, o., March SO.-"There
should be an organized movement of
the churches said Rev. Washington
GLADDEN.. moderator Of the Congrega-
tional church today, against the ac-
ceptance Of the gift Of John d. Roclxe-
felIer to the American board Of foreign
missions
Something should be done at once,
to consult the authorities Of the church
and ascertain their attitude in the
matter. The gift should not be ao-
cepted"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30

commissioner and not returned to
Wichita until receiver may be APP
pointed and the respective rights OF
the parties determined
The court made and signed the or.
der before noon today granting the
prayers OF the bank commissioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30
spsoIAL ssssIoN oerossa IS.

President Informs Senators Congress Viii
ee Called Together on That Date.
Washington, March 80 0--senaiors who
called on the president today 10 consult
him as 70 ne probable time OF reassem-
nne consrcss were Informed that h was
likely special session would be called
for October 8. Thls win enable members
~ congress solns on the Philippine trip
10 return ln time
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30

"A Trlp 10 Egypt. which plays at tho
ieooks tonight Is ths last attraction OF
tho season. This has been the most
successful and prosperous year In the
history Of ths house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30

che seVtet ciuh win sins next Friday
neht al the NJ Z. church, south.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30

Besides these there we're larse num.
,tr o. spectators present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30

AZ Perry wnen a boy Is eisht years old
he Is pretty nearly man.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30

TAe Perry Daily Republican makes
groat sport Of the following question ask
ga by an Illinois preacher recently: "Wm
there be any Democrats IN Heaven
There doubtless win uo., saith seer
if they are compelled to accompany their
iiepublioan brethren.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30

Last night The following railroad men
were In Guthrie; Sam Larimer OF To-
peka, travelling passenger agent for the
Santa Fe; A. 2. Anderson OF Carthage.
No. travelling passenger agent for the
"Vundalia' lines, and 3. +. Dunn OF
Enid OF the Denver Enid and Gulf Mr.
Lunn was formerly Of the Frisco
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
CURE FOR GOLFiNG EVILS.

Mr.. Walter J Travis the golf chanl-
pion says in Country Life in America.
"t believe that the large majority
Of our players strongly favor q nor
mally fair and just proportion of hCles
To be played uuliec medaspIay rules,
in order to get down tho more quick
i6ca is hat the entire field should be
started on Monday at eighteen holes
~ t. a workable basis for the SubsA
Quent matchpap rounds Ny own
medal -pl3E thirtg-tM0 to qualify -.
the remaining reends thicty,saX hoes
daily match play Qualifying then,
would b. ~ h3a2r, an8 thecA would
be- less c',9rea II lucky wjrs IN tie
n.ateh play rounds Arather thtes /
should Ike L. see IS the G2iag awaE
vi,h scorers N v1uder tiat Clubs
saav s5me ras.tarcs it opening theiT
courses whau taey nave t. face the
setjaa, preAlen af rsosdies seae 78
,~s5 81 $. Ara it s faes'ly far to
tFr players thense JVes to be subject
~ ~ SCI, > se,fenl of esp sage.
NoN thar We taxc . strong ara
thoroughly representative rQIia@ body
M f4e heat 9f a.rs-ror the first
nc m many years composed Of the
1lan close TO tAa rlagers, many oi
l}em p3ayers themselves, aGd az PCS
s.,,.,ins a Keen and comprehensive
knowledge Of tha game in all its de
"a Is there is hope that W. snail VII.
,e,, something very different from
the vacalating and know nothing pol
icy Of TIE adm ln5tration o. recent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

work viii, n,n. resign Bu, he- tn.
v-ry tl,,as't of ,ii,'"ni,' u -
Wpu.d -, i'.2rn =, .'i.t u "a in'r 4
tnce D.~'35 ~. b"!,ns - IL 'e.'i'"l
t!iat bites. tl,. wolf thui r'.'l'!> ani II
iIDn ii.1' sle9s II ~ lis. II : -
;,In liands with III" devil himself
Prl,. ,,ur..!f On Eonr loyalty Learn
- fJl!ow tbat you maf be worthy -
lead Life may brins you gold. ofn'e
aud honor but II VIII bring fou moth
Ing cv,npnrablr 10 the happiness that
come. from the consciousness or hav-
Ing been loyal to Your ideals. Ana
when il IS all over let this be men
Judgment upon you He was faifhrul
unto death Rev DR. Newell Dwight
Hills. Congrega tionalist, Brook lyn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received by the un-
t,ersigned up to Monday. June D. at
10 o'colck a. M. for furnishing sup
plies of various kinds to the Arkan-
sas state penitenitaiy for the month
Of June. 1905. as shcWu by the tlst
following and as required by the
needs of the said penitcnfiary. Deal
ers are requested 10 submit cbmpetl-
i've bids. All goods 10 be OF standard
tnalitv. Samples are TO he submitted
when practicable.
car meat. 40 TO 30 average.
car Acur in IS pound sacks.
10000 pounds CT meal in Is pound
sacks.
LOCO pounds OF rice in Ice pound
sacks.
1000 pounds Of coffee in SO pound
sacks.
900 pounds navy beans in l6a-tSo
pound sacks.
1872 pounds Of chewing tobacco.
- pounds Dukes mixture smoking
t0baccc
6 cases Good Luck baking powder
, cases Merry W az lNt.
3 barrels glaunlated sugar.
10 barrels etHl oil.
600 pounds beef
1000 pounds ice.
car c. S hulls.
5000 pCHnds G. $. neal.
20 pair discharge shoes.
200 sacks corn.
200 sacks oats
pair horse clippers.
pair mule shears.
10 barrels lime.
pair hair clippers q Nc. y; . No.
90; No. y.
doZ. broomS.
sides lace leather tAH.
80 pounds pepper.
doz bread pans-l3 by IS.
pounds borax
doZ 10 gal. vessels for coffee.
I doZ. dippers.
dCz. sets knives and forks
) pounds wire for tags
bolts unbleached domestic
bolts bleached domestic
dCZ lamp burners No =
6 doz. knives and forks
doz lanterns.
6 gross tin pint cups
dCZ. quart cups.
doZ. Yale padlocils
. dcZ. razor strops
gross stick blueinc.
Supplies for E. LIGHT Plant
~ tWt-pin cross arms
a four-pin cross arms.
10 pounds Ped nails.
Shelter wat meters tyne T..
Shelter potential Transformers
". goo to 100 volts.
. Shelter wat meter rPWOund
Shelter transformers rewound.
10 40-ft. red or white cedar poles.
cfeCsote treated
10 35-ft. red or Whit cedar poles.
cfnCs0te treated
Poles 10 be not less than 6 inches
# top.
lift. step ladder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

When a man can support his family
it IS sign that he is no genius.
Some men are So lucky that When
they lose their purses there was never
&nything in them
There is a lot Of difference between
being married in your honeymoon tc
the gin you love and a}I the rest Of
? our life to her family
To save his life man cant help
feeling there will be trouble at home
i his wife knew that he was IN an
Epper berth ever some other woman
in a sleeping car.-New YORK Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
NOTICE
NOTICE
For Proposals To Furn ish Supple,
The Arkansas State Peniten1iar,

sheet mica. l. 3,a,
rolls wire tap,
) pounds Wirs f.
Drugs.
u 5000 acetaniID.
pound No. lGo tP. A"2
pounds {. G Fft
} pounds sodium ayaosnlnss. wv
pounds antibr,il- 9''lfs
10 pounds white eas.il..
2-23 plain gauz.. ''2
doz. tubes S1"fz1
> Nan Hornl. sS' XII
5 doz. 2 l-2 inch bagdaoas
500 calomel sodium and ~,
No. 4 IS. & D. P''Sa|
gal. syrup =hvna9aaS,,bita.
gal. syrup Waif4 niraz
tP. D. & Coz 0D'l3N|
pounds benzot1ymal
gal. elixir ir..n oain;,,
strSchnine phosphate ~" "
pounds acetate pa9tsb
2 OF. iodoform tpowa1
1-S or morphine suJnhata
Is OF. cocaine hy.trochlora.o
doz. silver pine healing y,
900 powder papsrs
doz. medicine glasses
gross 4 OF. bot.'a
% pounds epson stl.<.
gal grain alcoAel
gal. brook hill.
) cal gasoline
gal eivcerine
2-10oo mixed treat m eat G T :
Mound elixir caScara saoras. T.,
matte Hilly1.
pounds Snuibb's miy.ura
pounds oil sassafeas
10 pound can erea}laa
doz fever thermCmatarS
"=ih0 81. r. Heryls - ar
i cal benz
) 1pound carh acid
pannds f. E. bffehi,
| cal elixir lactated pepsi,
gal. aqua amonl7 fG Der csr
! Dcand hydrogen parcyido
5 l-pound absorbent cotton ID
IA doz, . ouart nnbber syrn,a
l doz. large bath sponges
Bidders will be required 10
r;ce per tom. o. measure ard
carry out the t.tal cost cf
amount required. and make A
eral footing of their b'd on the
list OF items mon which tbev
submit q bid. Thosa who do nct
form 20 this rule viii not have
Ids cor sidered. The board r4,
the right To reject any Or all bt
any part cf any bids. or tc. cane.
contract that is net kept II
faith and hold the par,Cr or FIR
sNonsihle for any loss Sustained
". All bids and samples shOn
y the hands C the ,nera ary NJ
morning June s Ions Aay inf
ton as to kind or oHalisq Of goo
sired where the sane < rot 1
ssood will be cheerfully given. A
aIsG any explanation e a "a man,
submitting bids. upHn a9olicati
tie secretary.
Joe c. MOO
Secretary Pani ~. ary B
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
aEcElvEs DAUGHTERS VOWS,

An unusual ceremony, AMI one prob
fOly UNIQUE III the history OF the
church took place in Rome recently
when priest received the vows %
t.ls cwn daughter as religious He
g the Duke de Sora. aud some years
ago. when his wife died. he studied
iol the priesthood aud shortly after
entered a monastery He is now one
s1f the canons Of ST Peters. When
gs:s daughter. Donna Elvira decided to
<onsecrate her life to religion, her
father was delegated TO receive aer
COWS. Father and daughtec were Wis
3bly moved during the ceremony.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
A NOTABLE BiBuE-REAOE

We have known many members Of
the laity who had remarkable ac-
Ohio lady. Mrs Mary Sidley. who
aied lately. surpasses ALI others. She
had read the whole Bible twenty-se"-
on times. and knew the New Testa-
nent by heart OF her twelve chill.
aren. three are priests and one an Ir-
Sulne nun.--AntigoniSh CaSket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Hawley Memorial M. e. Church.

Sunday school al 40 a. m. Lester
Flint superintendent Morning ser
ices at II O'Clock. subject And
y ak in Love Junior league at
:: 90 y. M. Miss Willie Senyard super
intondent Senior league at o'clock,
Miss Beulah Fuller president. Even
ng services at s O'Clock The Wo-
man $ Home Mission society viii rem
der a fine program atZtha hour. AL.
are invited To attend these services.
{ hurch al Eleventh and Cypress. T.
" Vaughan. pastor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Lakeside Methodist.

Dr. NJ IT. BroWnins viii preach at
Ecth the regular services #of Lakeside
Methodist church today Rey w. G.
N'aison is absent from the city, having
gone to i'ordyee to preach The com
menccment sermon for the FordEee
1rainin" school
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
NEVER SATiSriED.

TNere is no satisfying some pecpia
Tho polar bears u TIE hippolrome arA
a 4 to aave heAn dissatisfied with our
Easter weather. e9icn was supplied
II such great discomfort to ourselves
-l,oniGu Punch,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
a MATERIAL DISTINCTION,

pingry met Brown just DOW ne
i,A.Eei fearf,ny gium WHAT'S the
natter with him A. n@te go2e ~ pro
test?
Browns Cle1k-No; they've sent
Asla word nat Ais ntr Is overdue
,na he's soing - protest -Roston
f.lnanrip;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

Religion will make i mar moro
9horoush gentleman than al tae courts
y Europe Bacon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
CHURCHES AND Y. NJ. G. A.
- AT THE CHURCHES.

TAr Hrs quarter Il oul home mis-
slpn year "na~ vita his month We
ata,-j|y request Zach ce,lr$pondlhg
szeefa1#s.v= 20 soo1 boI report proper
= fll@l or t. eonf''renc cores,
,qonG ~ secretaf> Mrs ". II. Penn
4.l1on litrle Ract. and the district
z1crcs&rv n -lator t4an June /. Fill
I,'aaEs with hsHes This was one
5bmg very forcibly Impressed al the
conference meeting. Often a blank
would have instead Of figures, "A
ood many. for needy relieved, "A
.amiy@ These can not be counted.
~ please report ;. ) and SO on
The auxiliary treasur"rs will send
ta.eu reports and collections 10 the
s5tw treasurer Miss Elizabeth Me
s,innon. Junction Ark Mrs Flick
sneer, Cur competent, faithful treaSur
- tGr years, Wa forced TO give ZIP
setive work. She has been in ex
S1emely bad health for month We re
>sfet 10 lose her. but welcome our new
treasurer. and as. The auxiliary treas
eters 10 help her by being prompt
ahl accurate She will appreciate it
Al the board meeting the Texas
conference took the lead in every
Ching Mrs Johnson. editor. says:
Wha, has the Kings Messenger been
doing for min" years but sowing Texas
y1own with home mission seeds and
fae,S2" The livest strongest socie-
t.es reported were those who took the
gaest= reading matter No home mis-
:, on woman can so forward who does
s1ot take and read our official organ,
pur Homes. and ntN they should
.ake the reading course given in Our
themes. and then the Kings Messcn.
ser. II is said that reading maketh 4
}nll man ,or woman
Miss Estelle Has kins who for Two
gears has been head resident of the
yallas settlement home has received
freW honors as travelling missionary
~ the general field. Miss Mary Ogii-
1ie takes the place vacated by Miss
}laskins. Miss OGilve has had a
.aHmher ot years experience rs city
W. 5sionaly and for two years head
Qcsident in the Louisvilte settlement
hemr The itinerant wheel moves
ne@e workers. too. just when the
.a4rd <hinls the greatcsl good ear ~
ACCOMPLISHED
The local work as reported af -
Noard meetinw shows more systematic
tiaq than heretofore The success
- ms department depends III = &ee1t
gneasurc ON ,he FIRST NicN W. 1T
Nh0 is chairman ot The local comm
1.t, which looks after the parsonage
aud all the benevolent wcrk The
record as reported last Year is. VS.
fts to sick and strangers, i64 t.; cot
tast prayer meetings. or Bih}" reaiz
Sings. 7,6A3 garments given. Alb,
.cedv helped. 20.a31 money exAend
"a tor local work $l6o,l i5.t6 An
Increased interest ia the Bible study
rs siven by the board and Nu0ISaea
IN Our Homes
Now lay me down to sleep fhe
sweet old prayer. tssHd by Almost
sniversal childhood, IS known - ne
loS wears cid. 1t appeared IA lefE#
<gith variation Of but two words
srom its present tor0. in the Ne"
england Printer.
~g~he prayer hat to heaven is sweetest
When waited o'er hfes troubled
wave
Is the prayer that brings Joy . the
angels
Dear Master, poor sinner save.
MRS. DONEt.SON, RepoTtn-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
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Summer t,tuisf rates to Searcy AMI
Ravenden Ark. l9a5. The following
round trip rates and arrangements
will apply in the sale Of summer
tourist tickets: Round trip rates
From Pine Bluff. Searcy $3.50; Raw
enden S7.l5. Dates Of sale. SearcT.
May Is to September Is. inclusive;
inclusive Final re)uln limit linn t al
tickets to October 81. for return.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.

In- vaJ tn,o drbt is always CREASED
Ih" way put i, gtraS,d. too. bul it
slopes up. i;.y. i,r. Frank Crane, Cni
tarlan. Worcester. Mass.