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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-30
A House Party
.(specIal to The Times-D Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l I,
tho 6eau,tu ana sttrsetiye country ~ home s. e
been tho tor the past few weeks Of
most delightful house pes , MISS ,o rus nn
turn from m extended Florida trip; She
is charmIngy natural hostess and enter.
tanned her guests with golf, horseback * riding
~" The ss guests ssi arc from New York and other
States, and were delighted With the grand
season Season nre the mountains more beautiful than
when In their spring gown OF dainty Wild
flowers and fragrant fruit bloom:
Hardley less dainty and than tho
Of some Of Miss Tasons guests. !. Among I'M M
dore c. Marceau, vile Ct the celebrated art!s.
Of My York and one Est
with hair Of spun gold. and dark blue eyes ,!,"'
taste. Colonel Marcoau y a !, prominent club
aud military hero, and with his lovely young
vito has won many warm friends In the SO,
o,h sra v n.,ar " he Cottage Mrs
n. Ioplani, Of '.Tie Uniyorsity, !" charlottes.
yllc Va; Mrs Tuggle and Master loeman
Tugge, of TaIapooSa. Gu.
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GAY AT OLD POINT.

on Prospect street in honor Of Misses Mary 4I',
Hartman. Nina Sentry; Claude Patterson Vida
who have been the guests Mt the Misses Watts
hoIse party. a number Of other guests We're
present and most delightful time was rs spent
In dancing and other nnusemeits During
the course of the evening refreshments We're
Miss Elizabeth ]. Baz.arcn, IN unusually.
. MI; j: Newton Jackson, & GralEsylIe {.
with number of friends had just procured
their marriage license and were standing In
the Circuit Clerks Office when some one re-
the Office. Iewns hailed by the party, and
the. ceremony took place Immediately, in the
clerks 4, Office The bride was beeominsly at
picture i hat. = She Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Bnzzarea After wedding
left on the evening train for Craigsvle. where
they will make their future home.
the S. InnrsaSy st til:
treasurer; Taylor Mccoy, recording secretary;
Sizing fSss and ccehra ss Il aTss
and Mcssrs. McH. Holiday, H. McIlhany. Ell
bert Brown, j. 7. Wayman, and II. II. Blease.
Mr. George Anthony Mc1nnis Of Ireland, and
Mrs Lucy Kcpler Of Augnsta county, were
Convention. and Colonel r, S. Turk, Of this
city. are in Southwest Virginia, on business. 81
DR.. H. III. Trent. Of Johns Hopkins Uni
2versty, has returned after n few days visit
to his home in this city.
Miss Addc Williams, of Richmond was In
the city this week attending the Grafton
Lnshbaugh wedding. While here she was the
+ Mrs Arthur Dickinson. OF Richmond, is
spending n fey days at The Frederick N
Professor william A. Bowles Superintendent
of the Virginia School for Deaf and Blind,
went to Richmond this week to attend an
Important meeting OF the State Board OF
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CREWE, VA.
Especial to The Times. Dlspa ,ch

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
CREME. VA, April 21.--11le commencement
OF tho public school VIII be held on the evening
OF the eth of May. Misses Winfrey and
snesd Of the first and third grades arc
preparing The children OF their respective rooms
for a doll and flag drii. II ~ thought tho
exercises will be held In the largest church
In town, and Governor Montague has been
invited To- address the pupils.
The ladies Of The Prsshytfrlnn Church Will
May the 4th, ut tho y, NJ. o. a. Hall Much
Interest IL manifested. owing IN the fact that
foms OF our nloat prominent people fwlll take
part,
Mrs ". Welborn has returned from visit
10 her parents at M0untyalt.
Mrs D, ". ellis and Miss Christine Col
lpgs celebrated their Joint birthday Wednes-
day with an elaborate dinner. after which tho
phir hirolled 10 the Ice cream parlors OF
Shorter q Bryant 10 indulge In all the delIcacey
Of the season. tltEss TAil5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-30
HOLIDAY GATHERING G.
Fish Fry and Basket Picnic on
the PamunkeY.
(snncial to Tho ,Clmes-Dispatch.

HANOVER oURTHousE, VA. April 2o i.
Easter holidays was a basket picnic and fish
Try given BY three %ell.to-do families, Mr.. and z.
Mrs. Q. -. Pollard, Mr.. and MIS-. =, ~ ~
honor Of their visiting company from q dis.
' aTSIs entertainment was given at Spring
Garden" plantation owned by Mr.. Branch on
the river gst below 0ld han ryer
and fish were caught in net and log fires
We're built 10 Try them. Baskets of good
eatables were brought !, by these well known '.Sa
V werc many. enjoyed themselyes, boat riding
on the ebb md flow Of the tide on the pa,
White and blue. consisting OF narclssus violeta:
and wild Merry 7n aug ;SSer faua
over Tpwn was in full bloom and business,
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LANCASTER NEWS.
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Especial tONIne
VA, April 20--Allss Blanche
Whitaker, daughter Of J. b. Whitaker, OF
Lancaster Courthouse was vas mArie d, to Mr..
evening OF this week at z o'clock. The cere.
mony was reformed BY Rev. =. r: Combs :.
given tho newly married couple at the hotel
that night Mr,i8and Mrs. Hawkins left
Thursday for baltimore, where they will make
their future home.5 n Il ~
Rappahannock 4 conyocation will convene Mt
Grace Episcopal Chapel. Kilmarnock, Wednes.
day. May Bird; to continue three days The
pected 10 be In attendance: Reyerends =, ..
Burwell. W. d. Smith. II. II. Barber $. s.,
Ware. Is. +. Turner, and Doctors Meade, Lathe
and Durks l534 at g5.g5 st81 #5fS5. 81
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VIRGINIA ARTIST.
Nj. Robert Child Has Collection
Of Paintings in Washington.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Il Sa3. (Speclal 10 'INe llmes-DlSpatcn,ll$ 3e
. ASHLAND, ~ VA. April 2O--The rare and
significant work IN the realm Of nrt Of Robert
!Child. OF Ashland, Ia rapidly attracting the
attention OF. the artists Of The world Dir.
Child Is a yIrginian, "a native Of Ashland, and
the only living son OF the late Mr. JessO
G %ss & Child rsSss II ", pase owns
sasccomplshments "a an artist, his identity as
ono Of the loading young artists OF thls cogntry
was not disclosed during tbs. occasion Of his
recent visit here to the wedding OF his sister,
Art critics say that It would BIO difficult
to oxaggerate the superior qualities Of Mr..
5Child's present collection Of paintings y now
Oh exhibition In the Yaerhoff ga llery IN Wash
!ingtoY = He is described us young painter
not yet twenty-five years old, from Virginia.
Of unusual perception and ability. Mr., Child.
pictures have appeared from time to time IN
local exhibition and have been most faydrably
regarded and \ in his present exhibition nt
twenty -nine in oil and water colors, In the
Yeerlionr gallery the full value Of his work
y Ills 9s Work Rt'Ek nawn as Marsly Point Lghp
and his latost picture, HIhe Boudor,'' are
both described as showing the forcefI,l nnd
dramatic dram smotlons q this promising Young
artist, WHOM, I, Virginia VIII soon DO proud
! Mr. and Mrs, YIN, saekett Duell, who re,
Gently married here and are now al Old Point
Comfort, Virginia, have engaged apartments at
the Henry Clay lnn,
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WILMINGTON, N. c.
Especial to .The mines D Ispatch.)


WILMINGTON, n. G., April 2o.-.With the
close OF the Lentcn season society Is recover.
Ing from the long rest afforded and cards
and other S 81
was 'f hat Of of the four lodges Of Odd FL
were topical talks by past srands q the order
and other officers, and n splendid musical
programme rendered by Mrs. !. D; Edwards.
Fenley, tenor; and Mr.. +. a. Holden, bnss;
After the formal programme was over the
members enjoyed q dainty renast OF Ices and
cream served In pleasing style.
There were two marriages In the city Wednes-
day evening which attracted considerable at
eo Sn S "'t the rs Was that Of Mr. Rs
w. Powell and Miss Katherine Elizabeth Gil.
lerlain, tho ceremony being performed BY hey:
Father Dennen, of st. Thomas'B Ca tholic
Church, An improvised altar Of flowers and
cyergreens formed lovely bower before which
the nuptal pair stood while the words that
Mr. and Mrs. Powell will make their homo In
Wilmington t5iHl
sseoa as,nss was hnt Of MI Pau
Tsss SsIas seis;anized at The home re- Of tae
Psaes sster Mrs s., room KEY h reS
Tho soross Public Library Will givo d May
schools on Monday, for the, benefit Of the
library, There VIII be q baby show which
Will attract great deal OF attention, md also
tendance Of children and young people Is an
ticpaed,
The announcement is made here that tho
for year, Will start up again during tho
first part OF May The mills will be under
the SUPPLEMENTARY OF Mr.. II, Il. Thomas, OF
July during the duh season Of 1904.
The last meeting of tho PaideiAdonlan Club.
at Falson, Duplin county. was held recently.
There were numerous papers reHu OF Orgi.
nal composition, one by Mr.. Shannon crea ting
quite bit of pleasant discussion among tho
members. Tho reader OF the paper described
woman as IA being covered With laces ana
SILKS, and sachct powder.
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SOCIETY IN
RADFORDl.

la i Il ~
nAb SspfsbIsl w. x I April aeRessrs al
STOCKTON lieth, J william Whaling, ard nd
german germ at Pulaski tuesday. !. u
Mrs II Johnson gave r rec Deo Niss
S DAY MS q II hensi q ss sGS'
In receiving BY her mother, Mrs. Al, May.
and her cousin, Miss Dollie May. wh q .t was
handsomely gowned In black lace over ta 1 het -
Ices and sweets served by the hostsss
@ sssss por Sy ~ Mss sa seRe
present were Misses Bell and Sue Tyler, Matn.
ne rhoma
Anna Kendcrline, Pehrl lsosenfcld, and Mrs s
Fields Baldwin. !, .,,s,,.u :,
held Wednesday evening at their hall In ASH.
inentle Building About four hundred guests ts.,!
and s 3. Judge
Cassell was splendid effort, and the humorsS,M g.
address OF tho REV. Mr.. Catron., Of Dublin.
n n wSch s joined "a ressons b
Edith Dodds md Master William Bragg s,., som m;
peed the after - w'cs sweets and
Tho Daughters OF the coyenant. society eo,,Hy
adces. with Miss Sue Tyler as PRESIDENT were
dclishttuly entertained by Mrs; William lngies
ySsTr ars Ia Vas Hostess 10 the
g. G. Club Monday afternoon. After games i,o,.
and clever contest utilized Won By MISS MISS
Dyelyn Lyle. Refreshments were served !. IN
the dining room. Tho souvenirs were Denutl''
Past Grand Master "; Baldwin; !, no, 9.
dred people ut Iucfield Sunday afternoon aoo1 "
four hundred being unable to gain entrance 20
the Opera House. Et{sa KS t
Cnptnin Baldwin is a favorite In Odd Fellow
Circles md his speech was listened 70 VIII III
rapt attention and warmly praised. \,
B Mrs. Margaret Wade is seriously III at tho
home OF her brother. Mr.. McClnnahnn lnglcs.
II Misses Elizabeth and gNInrybell Robinson, OF
wythe guests Of Mrs 1T Wri !, ut Nor; Mon
Misses Alackle 1ngles. Anna Wilson, Kathleen GO,
Casse Dole May. Dva BullGrd. lela G H9.,,
man I3ullard. Glenn Heth, William Whaling and
Mrs. a. J. May, went to Blacksburg Inurs-
!, Mrs. j. n. nixon, who underwent n very
serious operation Mt Johns Hopkins liopsital
several weeks ago, will be brought home
by her husband Sunday.
Miss Ethel Jones. of Roanoke, WINS the guest
Of Mrs. l.. o. Billiard Monday and Tuesday.
: Miss Lillian Longley, Messrs. r., L: =, jordan,
and James Baird spent Sunday In Newborn as
the guests OF Colonel William Jordan.
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CAROLINE COUNTY.
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fsuecIal to Tho Tilnes- Dlspatch.)
BOWLING GREEN, VA, April 28..,Mies
Caroline q. Bronddus las returned to her
school, near Richmond. after spending The
Easter holidays With har parents. Jr ana
Mrs. W T.. HrOadduB.
Mr. Moncure Grayatt, Of Richmond, spent
several days at the home Of Judge u. o. Mon
cure.
Professor Percy Walker, OF Washington, spent
Mira Frances Gassnil. Ills Wife, tho daughter
Of Mfs. Glassell, - here OH account OF her
health.
turned home. after stay OF several days
with Mrs. r. a. Cnghlil. y
Mr., ind Mtl. W, q. BOYD aud little sou.
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Cider Seller Fined.
fspecial to The Tl,nes- Dispatch.)

!. HANOVER COURTHOUSE VA, April 2o.--
Much surprise is expressed at the recent
decision Of Magistrate y. II, Fuller, finding
Mr.. II Nat Campbell, OF this place 500 for
selling cider, especially as Mr.. Campbell waa
before tho Grand Jury Mt the March term of
the Hanover colny Court for tho same charge
and was aequi tied g, III
Mr.. Campbell will take an appeal to tie
Rext circuit court, 5Ai gEss n lsgss y
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l$fsf S@fS@&ss
orc. the guests ut the homo Of Mr.. T. 2.

were. the guests ut the homo Of Mr.. T, p.
Miss Pearl smoot has returned home after
pleasant stay with relatives IL baltimore;
spending some time with her cousin. Miss Fan
nile Brooke Broaddus. has returned home. Z.
Rev. Eugene Brooks n former citizen OF THIS
conducting series OF meetings at Town Hall
He Is an ardent disciple OF Alexander pow ,s;,o
with his father Mr. K. r. Parrish has re-
turned to his home at Clifton Forge, Va.
Y Miss Grace Coghil spent some time at the
homo OF Mr. d. n. Coghill. She has now
gone to her home in Fredericksburg. Va.
Miss Maggie Garrett after spending e., some SOM
in King ana Queen county, has returned home.
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Hampdcnsdney has been announced for Sat-
turduy, May 9th. Tho public Is cordially III
Syited to attend. IA 81 s s
A party Of Eimrods left yesterday for Tren'
TOMS Pond, IN the lower end of Cumberland
county, for a ten-days hunting and fishing trip,
Among those who went We're Dr. Il = Hamlat1'
Others arc expected to join these gentlemen
at the pond next week,
Mr.. George A. Lindsay, who came several
years ago from Iowa to Prince Edward. has
ssoid h,ss farm to gentleman from Philadelphia.
Immediate possession will bo given the plir-
chaser n and Mr.. ItIndsuy expects to mako
his homo in another state. !, 80
Mr. James r Bruce and Miss FEMME. CLARK;
Monday night at the Fnrmyille8 baptist Par.
sonnge, Rev. II. a, Mcfarland, offitia ting,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

A complete and interesting presen
tat on o1 the scenic beauty and the
rich natural resources and rapid
growth cf the Pacific northwest are
set forth in beautifully illustrated
booklet recently issued by the Cfi.
cago and North Western railway.
which ~ill be sent to any address on
teceim Of 4 cents in stampa.
The Lewis and Clark expositio,
with the very low excu~.lor -atea ans
personally conducted tours In conree
ton Herewith over the North. Wesi
,,rn line from Chicago and the easa
have created an interes, In this sub
ject never before eaualed. For ful'
particuras address W. B. Kniskerp
P. r. NJ, zig jackson boulevard, Chj.
cago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
By c. B. LEWIS

8s 1t was plan conceived III the HI "
Of .IA'ry Palnler, convict No 1870. one
nig1t as he tossed to ANA f"o on ,.,&;
{ prison couc;, about three wecAs pre-
I ,yious to the expiration of his five years
Il sentence. Jerry had tried iil!cvil,s
y burglary and forgery and had serve !.
|. 1enteNces for all Of them and after
i thinE ny things over had concluded 10
make Il change. reform was no; in
Il aCludc'l in the change .je.r., siroug.;
A believed that the wu.'i,i owed him /:
{ living and that it was his coli,ttti. .on..l
privilege to get that living in the easi.
est Way possible. He would keep right
1 on thinking so, but be would adopt q
new and safer line.
q "AbductiOn is the thing exclaimed
Il Jerry to his prison walls when he had
thought the matter all out "There's
more clean cash to be made III abduct
] Ing some rich mans gal than in commit
ting half dozen burglaries, and the risk
Ne Il mere nothing. All you have to do is
~ to se.Ze her, shut her UP somewhere
q I'LL the fond father will pay your price
and then produce her and lug away the
plunks - no publicity, no police, no
prison walls The rest of the crowa
csn 50 ahead on old lines, but it's alb
auction for me for the rest Of my nat
ural life
IA Jerry hadn't been out Of prison two
days when he hunted up his old part
ner, Mike Donovan, and gave him the
tip. Mike too. was ready to drop old
lines and take up something new. He
had shown energy and ambition as q
burglar and had somewhat astonished
the police by stealing a steam boiler
left on the public street ut night, but
had found there was no money in Z.
He had figured it out that the beef
trust WAS making more in three sec
ODtls that he WIS in three wears and if
he hadn't Het Jerry he might have
opened Il saloon and sold wood alcohol
to his patrons.
The first thing was to find Il rich nHie
with Il daughter No r;ch mans t!ail~,i-
ter can he abducted propci'ly until aft
er she has been located. This task CON
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
RESUMPTION.
Southern Railways Through Trains
to the East, Nos. ~ and AZ.

First nnn. hcr Il. (wcst bound trainl
will arrive Memphis on it's former
schedule at 600 a. H., October 10Th
1905.
Firs; number 42 tEast bound train>
will leave Memphis on its forme,
schedule at II: 90 p. M. October 26th
1905.
These are elegant full vcstibuIed
trains, arrying baggage cars and
coaches between Memphis and Wash
ington without change. and elegan,
Pullman sleepers between Memphis
and New York without change, with
Dining car service east of Chattanoo
ga.
The route is via Chattanooga to
Bristol over Southern Railway, Nor
folk and Western Railway thence tc
Lynchburg, Southern Railway again
thence to Washington and Pennsyl
vania r. r.. thence to New York.
Through tickets, through baggage
checks and through berth reservations
on application to,
c. a. DeSaussure. D.P.A.,
l.. NJ. DeSaussure, C.P. G. ia,
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
TIE ART OF TEA MAKING.
There Are other Things Besides the
Quality of the Beverage.

There Are Otner ln1uES besiucS tue
Quality of the Beverage.
To make good tea is one thing: to
make tea gracefully is wholly differ
ent thing. The Frenchwoman makes
tea gracefully, whether the cup is good
or not.
Tie cardinal principal in tea making
is to he ut your ease. Seem to enjoy
/ yourself If you do not enjoy yourself
you may be sure that there will be lit
tie enjoyment for your guests. The
spectacle of tired hostess is ia
| miliar one and a never pleasant one.
Think over the hostesses YOU know.
The pleasanteSt places to visit are the
places where the hostess has Il good
time herself She smiles and is glad
to see YOU, and you feel that you are
making her happy.
1t is said that a woman who has kept
her figure is sweetest at forty. Any
way she can make the best cup of tea.
Her pleased, half amused manner as
she makes it is delightful; so also is
the pretty way she holds the cup to-
ward you; SO also is the manner in
which she makes and sips her own cup
while you are taking yours. Almost
imperceptibly she reflls your cup.
! There is a sentiment in keeping the
same cup while she pours some fresh
tea into it. And so the tea hour passes.
1t is delightful thing.
The hostess who does not acquire the
art of making cup of afternoon tea
calmly and well is the hostess who
knows little or nothing about fnesse.
Practice the art Of tea making when
you are all alone. Take cup Of tea
and pass it across the table. See il
! you can do it without forgetting any
thing and without upsetting it; then
! try to do it and to listen at the same
time. Pretend you are holding con-
versation. Don't look at the cup too
steadily. Practice tea making until
you can do it without more than glanc
ing at the cup. 1t is easy. And when
you have learned it--be you rich or
poor. a great hostess or small one
you will have acquired a pretty art
which will serve you in good stead all
your life.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13

sumed about three weeks time. The
pair finally found a rich man with Il
daughter about sixteen years old. and
they looked upon the battle as half
Won. At this point, however. they ran
short Of funds. with the result that
they had to take Tommy Saunders into
partnership.
Tommy was good sortthat is. he
was one of their sort. and just then Ike
had some money. He didn't explain
how he got~into the house nor what
the haul amounted to, and his partners
didn't ask. There is etiquette even
among thieves.
Gents" observed Tommy after the
terms Of partnership had been settled,
"abduction is the thing All you have
to do is to pick the gal up under your
arm and take IL scoot to place al
ready prepared. and at the end of
week her father gives up fifty ti,ou,
and you deliver his darling birdie at
the kitchen door. If it's Jerry l'alnier's
plaD-aHd he says i. is--then all can
say is that Jerry should take his place
among the greatest statesmen Of the
country
An Ole house in the suburbs that had
been tenaE;less for Il year was selected
as the hiding pace. and then ii only
remained to get hold of the girl Some
trouble WAS anticipated here None of
the trio had studied the habits of rich
mems daughters. and they We're thus
al disadvantage.
Fortune favored them. however. The
very first evening they took up their
watch in the nei"hholhood Of the house
they saw the daughter come out with a
basket on her arm. She had shawl
over her head and was otherwise dis
guised. Just why this should be so
they didn't stop to figure, but when the
young lady came out on the third even
Ing she was seized in first class style.
bundled into an old hack and by great
good luck landed. in the old house with
out an alarm having been given.
Jerry, Mike and Tommy agreed that
1t was most skillful piece of work.
True, the abducted had bitten Jerly's
thumb half off when he seized her, and
she had kicked the shins and scratched
the faces Of the other two during the
ride. hut that only meant an additional
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13

is an addition to any decorative ar
rangement Of either room 1t does not
interfere with any graceful drapery
that may be arranged at the door 1t
is decidedly useful, convenient and
gives certain touch of the unusual
and elegant to the room. Of course it
Is readily rolled to some other position
when it is desired to close the sliding
doors. A settee Of this kind is not diff
ficult to fashion, and a very pretty one
could easily be made and upholstered
ut home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
Jobbers, Wholesalers and
Manufacturers
OF PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

FURN1
PUDDEPHATr FURNITURE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. -
OFFICE AND SAI,ESROOM STREET
Belt de-
Ipo cordial
Visit us and inspect line.
FOX BROS, HARDWARE
crockery tinware
Headquarters for fancy China At
the
pREYFUs
in Goods furnishings
tons
122-l241 126l2s Main Bluff,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. - lNEryTj
WEsTsRook COM MISSION COMPANY.
cash: Lime Cement Plaster Clay Plaster
on-eed shpstuT, oado a specially.
DERs
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
planning
mill machinery
BUSINESS COLLEGES
PRACTICAL
solcts patronage of young
ypewng and re ed studies Day and night sessions
J. w. JAMES Prn, Pine Bluff Ark
UNDERTAKERs AN ID EMBAI.MERs.
-oLDERNESS-FITZHUGH
every the undertaking trade
price quality considered Eban
hppne all hours Telegraph and "e
phone orders given attention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13
FOLDING DOOR SETTEE.

1t Is Artistic and Adds to the Rooms n
Appearance.
Folding doors between communicat-
ing rooms are seldom closed. An ordi-
nary chair within a few feet of the
space never looks we'll 1t shows it's
back to one room or the other and is
in the way TIE settee illustrated here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-13

Diphtheria relieved in twenty min
tes. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thon4-
as Eclcctric Oil. At any drug store