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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
FRANCE SHOWS FRIEND.
SHIP FOR ITALY.

Genoa, Italy. Oct 2S-(Special.D- y
King Victor Emanuel. accompanied
here today and the king personally
ofliciatod in the dedication of the new
harbOr works AS demonstration of
her friendship, France sent naval
squadron to greet King Victor. II is
understood the Nalian government
will continue to use its influence at
Faris and Berlin for a more perfect
understanding between France and
Germany.
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NEW STEAMSHIP SERVICE
FOR WEST INDIAN TRADE

New York. Oct 2S-(Special.)- .)--The
steamship Tagua. for Kingston, Colon.
Puerto Cabollo. LaGuayara, Trinadad,
Barbados, Cherbourg and Southamp-
ton, inaugurated new service to the
West indies by the Royal Mail Steam
Packet con- pany. The service will
be fortnightly The trip from New
York to Southampton will take 90
days.
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MARVIN KING DEAD.

Marvin King. the eight-year-old son
of J. H. King died at the home of his
parents at Sulphur Springs Friday
morning at 4:3O o'colck. The funeral
will take place at the Blaylock grave
yard, on the Camden road tomorrow
Rev. ]. B. Harrelson officiating. I'm
dertaker Ralph Robinson has charge
of the funeral arrangements. The
father of the child is we'll known in
tl.is city and throughout the country.
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VERSES WON HER A HUSBAND.

Philadelphia. Oct 28.-(Special.)- y
Miss Laura NJ. Ford, who has been
dubbed "The Germantown Poetess of
Passion and disciple of Mrs. Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. was married here
today to w. Foster Smith, wealthy
gentleman farmer of Bucks county,
Pa. The bridegroom fell in love with
the pOetess' verses, especially one ded-
icated to "a Farmer" and the result
was today's nuptials.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
TRIP TO PRISON MAKES
NEGROES TURN WHITE.

Macon, Mo-, Oct. 28.--A new horror
has developed from the distressing
conditions in the local Jail know
as "The Ruins" It bleaches negroes
white. When he first detected this,
Sheriff Graves smiled at it, but he
doesn't see the joke now He has got
full house of Senegambians, ostan-
sibly held for crap-shooting, but in
reality taking treatment for their COM
plexion.
In a moment of carelessness The
sheriff stated that when he took
Frog Eye" Davis. down for a couple
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
GRANT FAMILY GATHERING.

Windsor. Conn, Oct 31-(SpecialD
The Grant Family association. CON-
rosed of the descendants of Matthew
Grant, held a reunion in the family
homestead here today Of Matthew
Grants descendants il is estimated
that there are more than 5000. eGn-
eral Ulysses S. Grant. and the Hunt
inetons. Phelps, Stokes. Logan. Good
itch and Palmer families are in the
list of descendants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
THE INEVITABLE SEQUEL.

"Why did you smile when that Wo-
nan at the counter just now was
talking about the development of the
brute over the human in the modern
game of football?" asked the lady
clerk of the floorwalker.
81 was only thinking" said he, "of
our Monday rushes at the marked
down bargain counters. Baltimore
American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
PAID TO PRESIDENT AND MRS.
ROOSEVELT 6Y MRS. "STONE-
WALL" JACKSON.
Widow Of the Great General Captivat
ed by President on His Recent
Southern Tour.

Charlotte. n, c.. Oct. 28.-In an in
teryiew given out. Mrs. Stonewall
Jackson. widow of the great Confed-
crate general pays the following trl
butte to the president and Mrs. Roose
velt:
In President Roosevelt's itinerary
through the south he has probably
made no more pleasing impression
anywhere than upon the town of Char
lotte, N. G. Although his stop with us
was all too brief (only forty-five min
rtes), our people gave him a grand.
enthusiastic welcome and ovation. and
certainly he captivated those who
were fortunate enough to meet him
by his own exceedingly cordial and
gracious manner.
had been honored in being placed
at the head Of delegation of ladies
to receive Mrs. Roosevelt, and when
| was presented to his excellency |
was both surprised and overwhelmed
at the warmth and exuberance Of his
greeting
He expressed so much admiration
for NY husband and so much joy at
meeting his wife. holding my hand so
tenderly. and yet so reverently, that
my heart was deeply touched. When
he spoke of his pleasure in appoint
{@ }c1,i tn q
West Point and complimented him as
a splendid young fellow" he struck
the tenderest chords of a very CRATE.
full heart
Yes. I am sure the president is all
light-a large-hearted, good and great
man. His noble tributes to Generals
Lee and Jackson proved that he is of
the true metal.
The presidents wife made as favor
any first lady of the land could, being
cultured and gracious, womanly and
responsive to all the eager attentions
shoWered upon her. 1t was lovely to
see how the ladies and children crowd
ed around her and how kindly and
sweetly she received them.
Ny faithful cook was the most elat-
ed person in the party of my simple
little home as she handed the first
lady of the land glass of water, and
she told me afterwards that eve was
the bontonest folks in town. as no.
body else had the presidents wife in
their house,
1t made all Charlotte happy to have
this brief and inspiring visit from the
president and his charming wife, and
especially was the town delighted
when he affirmed his belief in the gen
uineness of the Mecklenburg Declara-
ton of independence. We Charlotte
people now think that with such dis
tinguished and unquestioned endorse
ment. no one can ever doubt that
Mecklenburg county did declare her
independence against Great Britain on
the goth of May, 1775.
May his excellency live long to be a
blessing and a powerful great good to
this grand country of ours.
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LEE DAwK,Ns' NEW BERTH.

Mrs. Lee Dawkins. who is here on
a visit to her parents. Gen. and Mrs.
H. King White, reports that Mr.. Daw.
kins has been given the management
of the Waco, Texas. baseball team for
the coming season. Mr.. Dawllins
knows the game we'll, and will make
the Waco team a good man for the
nlace, so all his friends in Pine Bluff
claim:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
GOVERNOR MACON
iNAUGURATED

Panama. Oct. 81. - Especial. IA
meeting of the American college men
who have decided to form club here
for the preservation of the college
spirit of fraternity was held here to-
day and constitution and by laws
adopted. Governor Magoon. the new
harbor zone and American minister
was inaugurated president of the club
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
DEFAULT JUDGMENT.

Default judgment was rendered in
the second division of the Pulaski
circuit court in favor of the plaintiff,
in the action of the Bank of Pine Bluff
against the Marquette Timber compa-
ny for $733.25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
GOVERNOR FOLKS BIRTHDAY.

Jefferson City, Mo-. Oct. 2S.-(Spe-
cial.)-Governor Joseph Wingate Folk
celebrated his thirty-sixth birthday to-
day. He received a large number OF
congratulations both by letter and tel
egraph
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Great Men Honor Morton.

Nebraska City. Oct. 2S.-(Specialo
"A number of distinguished men have
arrived here to attend the unveiling OF
the monument of the late ]. Sterling
Morton in Morton grove today. Be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

We attribute our success to making
the best machines possible and to
not being afraid to tell the people
what we make-President Curtis,
Richardson Mfg. company, Worcester.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

Advertising is the best part of
business, for without it few business
enterprises can attain their best or
highest point of expansion.-Wililam
Wattenberg, in Dictionary of the
Worlds Press, London.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
vANDERiUTS COMING.

Paris, Oct. 31.-(SpecialD-Mr and
Yrs. W. K. Vanderbilt. the former
father of the Duchess of Marlborough.
allied for the United States today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
John c. Paige. Insurance. Boston.

Advertising is "the crier on his
round" only instead of being but one
of him he is multiplied to any extent
required, with bell ring and call to
match, and 4 key for every door,
Manly NJ. Gillian, late advertising
manager for John Wanamaker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

Advertising taken seriously in the
retail business makes the policy of the
business; it is the fundamental thing
the corner stone.--Robert G.. Ogden,
John Wanamaker's partner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

We are firm believers in the ex-
tension and judicious use of printers
ink-Franklin Mills company, lock.
pOrt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
TAILORING

That is our business and we do the
very best tailoring at moderate prices.
Eisenkramer the tailor, above Citizens
bank. Second avenue, corner Pine
street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
ALEXANDER CASE CONTINUED.

The case of the state against w. c.
Alexander, charged with nianslaugh
ter. which was to have been tried at
this term of the circuit court, has
been continued until the next term
because of the indisposition of Alex
ander's attorney. Con. II. King White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Sheridan.

Sheridan.
Sheridan, Ark, Oct. 2S.--On last
Tuesday night a birthday party was
given to Miss Carrie Toler and Miss
Iva Gean, at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Gean. There were
fifty guests present and they were
royalty entertained. Before leaving
all were treated to fruits and ices.
Miss Carrie and Miss Iva were pre-
sented with several nice presents.
w. D. Mcdonald, the hustling
hardware man, visited Pine Bluff this
week.
A. P. Koon, the hustling hardware
and furniture man, made flying trip
to Pine Bluff Monday.
Y. Wells, who is running a job print
ing establishment in Pine Bluff, was
in town this week.
Nathan Levine, the clothing man,
made a trip to Pine Bluff Sunday.
j. NJ Baker, the genial and enter
prising merchant OF Turin, passed
through Sheridan Monday on his way
to Pine Bluff to purchase his fall
stock of goods.
Nathan l.. wine. the genial manage"
of the Edward Levine cOn.panys
clothing store here. informs us that
he and his popular assistant, Frank
Woiford, are being kept busy these
days. The prospects for a good trade
this fall were never brighter, and Mr..
Levine is not by himself when it
comes to being kept busy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

have made my advertising pay
by consistently constantly advertising.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

eso asu tnese eieyen matrlarchS is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
a June Weddino.

I IS Fannie Kaufman announces the
[nnel of her wedding. which will
Ilemnized Thursday evening. June
first at S o'clock at the Temple.
ot honor. Miss Helen Sanders
little Rock: first bridesmaid. Miss
a Sanders of Little Rock: brides
lis Misses Irene Pareira 0ittle
X Pauline 10th (Cincinnaiil.
bette Altschul Minnie Strauss. Ar
|Devtus andn Minette Weller.
man. Mr.. Sig. Hirschler. brother
kbe groom: 2rOOmSmen. Jesse
Iheimer CLittle ROck1 Joe Gott-
Little Rockl. Harold Bluthen-
Harry Hauf. Harry We'll. bessie
line and Ike Kaufman: ringbear-
bittIe Sidney Marx: flower girls.
! Misses Mona Lazarus and Hattie
Rrs. Immediately after the cere-
" the newly welded pair VIII leave
Cincinnati. their future home. No
Is were issued in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

bona; maid of honor. Miss Henrietta
Taylor: bridesmaids. Miss Margaret
TAYLOR. Alice Robinson Q.ittle Rock(
Ella Adams Hittle Rock). Fay Tay-
lGr, Matte Orto. Matte CHr"ie (Reev-
csl. Blanche Fox. Ella Howell and
Sa'le Mccoy: 2roomsmen, Messrs.
Turner Bradford Of Oklahoma, Sterling
Barrow Wade KncX. Curran Niehol.
Sam Russell, John Sennett. Finley
Darrow. DR.. Edgar. John Sennett
Charles Triplett and Gerald Triplett: ::
flower girls, Josephine Wilkins and
Garce Dine Bradford The wedding
VIII be followed by a reception at the
home of the brides mother. Nj; y
P. Bradford, to the bridal party and
rol& lives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Miss Cox Entertained.

Mrs. John Fl. Page CT FOG Broad
way street entertained with a pro
ercssive dinner Thursday night in
homer of Miss Bertha Cox. whose mar
riage to w. P. Grace of Pine Blum
:. ii be solemnized on June I. Ihe
hcuse was arranged with masses OF
growing plants. The walls. chande-
l,ers and arches were hung with fes-
icons of southern smilaX. tied with
lGveknots of fluffy tulle. In each door
wav depended white wedding bell.
In the dining room the mantel and
buffet were banked with bride roses
and ferns. and lighted with white can
dies. The chande lier was wound with
smilax and tulle, and large floral
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
.seven.Twenty-Eight.'

cf the most brilliant and sue
:, amateur entertainments ever
IN This city was that rendered
,osday evening at the Elks the
,,nder the direction Of Mrs. f. W.
man. for the benefit OF Trinity
lona) church. The program rem
was that of a beautifully staged
ldy "seven-Twenty-Eight, given
hur acts. Parts were taken by
|os Ethel King. Josephine Dreyfus.
Atkinson. Mrs. Ed Shober;
re Dan Taylor. w. B. Pinney
TX Hearne. Yates Van Valken-
Leonard Ledbetter and F. F..
ROW who acquitted themselves
|tablv and clearly demonstrated
they possess much talent in this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

wedding bell suspended below -Four
tables We're laid With covers Of Mex
lean lace. connected by bands OF tullc.
vrcathed with smilaA The chairs of
The bride and 2room-clrcj We're also
heAecked. The flowers used We're
bride roses the place cards We're we'd.
ding bells with the names in gold let
tering and tavors We're bride rose
buds tied with tuI}e. An eight.course
dinner WAS served after which The
Wedding cake was cut Mss Alma
Fletcher cu, he ring. sam kroeeer
the bachelor button and Miss Key the
dime Punch was served by Misses
Nellie Gates and Ruby Cox Twenty
guests We've present .---Akansi Ga
ZGttt
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STAFF OFFICERS
Of Second Brigade, Arkansas Division,
u. {. V.

Prof luniu> Jordan commanding
the Second brigade Arkansas DIV
>joH. |. {. V. has announced his staff
appointments and sponsors and maids
Il, honor tor III. COMING reuni.n ot
The United Confederate veterans at
Louisville, .un, H. II. III fh'
names ot In, sponsors and maids
w.r, printed in the Graphic Thurs
DAY. The following order has been
issued from headquarters:
J. by Virtu, ot commission from
The general commanding United Con
Iedcrate veterans and ny order OF
Headquarters. Second brigade Al
Kansas division I {. Y. the under
>lencd hereby assumes command Ct
the Second brigade. Arkansas diNl
sion I, {. Y
> The following staff Is announced
ana Mil bv ,bcy,d and rsspected se
cal'din2lN
Lienr.eol " let,f. admant
general.
Lieu col. = =. H,nton. ehiel u
~fatf
L.gnt.#co' X VI NaoN. ra1mIsteT
general
lieut.coL W X Nams,y. oauldeu.
nspectot general
=Ljea'.-eoJ Tom e:ren qoaramos
,a1 4cneI.a)
liam Col M Tas4af eonmiz
sary o'neraH
Lieut.. Gel tza MoF4:n eaad,n.
iudae advocate general.
tieat Col Jean 5 =RefG 4 4 9.
mmanae, j FL Murray Iamp-
Maj. ] (. Wri4A5 Elnelato, ebld
= artillery.
Maj. John Yaeter rhie' = en4l
n.'Iss
Maj. Heny cay Loaa. ebiqf of -rz=
nai CORPS
MAJ. j r Wfiu6. Mont cel1o. s'n#
tseOn general.
MAJ. " II BroWnia2. chap.aln.
Sponsor. Miss AHHale1 fayiol. Pine
Bluff
ChapoIon,. Mrs. r. NJ =I<ueS
Maids q honor. Mss Alma Ta22aI1.
Miss Bessie Tucker.
Assistant adiutant 2euefais# 4
brewster. ". l. nt woady. Pine Bluff
". II. f4om. Tilla1. ". E. LAY Elpo
RADIO. ] r. Thornton. Camden: ". L
Jordan. Wilmaf. Thomas W Ramsey
Iiamhuf2 John Weldon. Wabbaseka.
sam Blu henihal. George +. Valiant
Mai. H. \. Mccoy Pin" Bluff.
Assistant inspector generals $. 7
l}oaos. stephens: l.. Z. MORGAN. Mon
ticcllo: \. G ntuSun James Bailey
John C. Htatton. Warren, ". F. Nc
Combs NJ H. G'adney, Hamburg; \
F neytus. r. VI. Bridges. Pine Bluff;
x. T. NeGaHahF pius Bluff.
Assistant Gua1i,rnaastef generals
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
BRIEF NEWTON.

w T. N"d3 .'ti. d, is'.g. = # : >''Ht'
al III. Truloc'>
T. H Push q 'e-1ana .~-.a -.
ely foday ea business
~ h. Rowland q saeriGa0 Ill
jhe city today on bu>in, -
r e Lewis Of tjt,l, Reefs i 10.
isfoIcd II The Il h1,t rrulocb
Miss Mollie Payne Of Reebe is in
The city the guest of friends.
T p Avdlett OF Little Rock spent
Saturday in The citN on business.
Mrs. w. j Helms and daughter.
Miss Pearl Helms. are visiting al Hc'
Springs
J. T kllhoai of Pin. Bmf is r.e
istrred Al The metropolitan. l.i;tI.
Rcck.
}. J. Brady. a repre- sentative of n"
81 Louis Republic is a visitor in IN.
city.
Maj. ! {. Breehinridee and wlfe- of
Little Rack are guests of Gen. Il. NJ.
| Knox and family.
Miss Ntolet Henderson of Huston.
La. arrived Friday and is he guest
II Mrs. Chas LeMairc.
Mr. and Mrs ! X ,mpfsi =
Brooklyn. \. y. ar, guests of Nj.
isaac oas yfos and f.milx
A. /. Paisley OF ltn4Iand VAS
among the business visitors in =lhe
city Saturday.
Mrs. Addie I. Oliver of =Green7i!le
Tex@ is the auosf Of Mrs i W
Bradford.
superintendent q Public instruction
]. II. Iliaenlon W1s IN fha ely Satapr
day shaking hands with his ffiends
n.and Mrs E. J. Man1ey. who bavs
been visiting relatives in Memphis
arc eNpeer75i la return heee IA few
dayy
Mrs. Il. b. Richardson and Misses
Bertha and Mamie Richardson al
Hamburg were registered at sae Tlaf
lock last uight.
Miss Margaret Taylor. daughter ot
the late John NJ. Taylor. is a auest
II Nj. and Mrs. John D Cul1ie, al
Rives. Ter Il few days
Mrs. A. N, Barrow and Mrs. Harry
Z. Trlllack have returned from Hot
Springs Mrs BarroWs health Is
much improved by the soicnrn there
f, w Lindsay OF The rravelo)s Fire
jHsHfanc" company returned Thms
day night from a bNsin, strip 10 Ten
alkana and points in Southwestern
.Arkansas.
Rev and Mrs ". r. Bucknsr @
Inc Bluff. wh6 spout last week Ii,
guests OF NJ. and Mrs ]. KirhWooe
Tunnah. left yesterday for their home
-I.it1le Rock Gazette.
Miss Ethel Mae King left y"sferda!
afternoon fer Memphis 10 attond th'
commencement exercises Of Miss Eii2
hee.s school Of that city. Miss Kin:
for the past year has been the ;oachg
Of eIccution and expression at SjNtl
and ChestnU; street Sehaz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Silk Stockinq Club.

Mrs. Walter c. Goodwin was the Ell
neon for a number of guests. the Ell
tertainment being given compliment
tary TO the Silk Stocking club The
coy little hcme on West Fourth ave
nue. was given the grace of floral
charm in the pretty arrangement Of
roses and ma2nolias With the former
blossom in every color predominant
ing. The score cards We're hand
painted in The wild rose design, tied
With green ribbons. while the lone
hands we're counted with tiny pink
r0sebuds. Progressive fon-handed
euchre was The form Gt entprtain-
mem. the scorers heins Mesdames
Arthur Mills James Goodwin. p. p.
Bvrd and sidney Tli2@. The prizes
which we5e characteristic Of The eA-
ouis:te taste of jas hostess, WoGp weg
ly Misses Nnnabel Tayler Gar'a
Talbot cpa]las. TN. Mrs. Nasoe
Pailno. and Mrs SianoN rri~2 TIL
2ue-' company Included Misses feet=~
5lamGeat fa'aa.. Safffe AeGey.la}t
I1.lpa. Fay razt.H Aa4za1 Tav1pr.
E.@or8 ffa.5 <5 #HH Hlaz
G4a. eaa3s Nc
e.raea:
mas ritz
hn SNeers
Thdmpsm
.salock BGeseF
a4l.@s,ss hilpof. 6'arland Hyatt.
A.#N.= =scraoes. EGaa. z 4. Peck, Ed
,Iuason tNew York; Sidney Triee
Elnset P1ummer. Tracy Mills. Chas.
McCuen, rthur Mills, Tracy Mills
Chas. Owens NJ. w. Bell, p. p.
Byrd. James Goodwin, James Holmes
and Mrs. Waldron
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Boating Party.

Misses Bette Austin. Ella Howell
Matte Orto. Nellie Gallagher and Cor
nie Talbot of Dallas, Texas. and
Messrs. @ l.. Porter, Hunter Knox
Eeaurie HUT. Wade Knox and En-
r1ett Wilson were members of pleas
ant boating party which went up the
river Wednesday evening on thu
naprha launch owned by Mr Fereu.
The party was chaperoned by Mr. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

" I IWni"1sl.> Tuo Bum y
q od&u. Locust Hlyou, y. TIM
ND atoy, N Gtpk 4 : IgH~ II
Ta'vet staf CITY J. + Hampton.
Fordye, I'D >ikuaon Fefdlee. 5
Il Cohb. SaJ.Fgu sam F.oz tbo
Roscnb'le. Pm" BlHH
Assistant elai,f. Of MHlleey Y
Juuicl B,arden ] Z Hfer+ehrRl,a !
H. Johnson. y x. Rod&cre Pine Bmfl
". e. Garrett aljh, imrr. r VI Word
De Wit, " II Eyl" IyI", ! r
Thrash,r Malvern j. " efae F4ne
Bluf
Assistant commsaaIy 2en"rals "
~ Lindsay ID \. Sampte " To-
Try. Hamburg J. II Hay M Nn=
hle, {. r. Robinsno pine Hph "
Age. George Newton. Camden talH
T. * nG, W y. Nanc" Pine HIIf
" Naruney. Star city; .Iohb II liam
meek. Monticelloi r A. fneh. aaa=
laad
Aid. do#camps J. y. I<HeN. VI
NHd~en y Foley Pine Bluff W s.
FRca. Warren n PARKER CAM
dom: " Z Lindsay Willamette. G
" =at,o5 falloefado5 T : SttnMell.
HaulRus. L Alien Priaeeton=
! T. iluarcI Sfm eHy. Iohn : Sea-
&zok Pine Eha ] : Puman y
e Loving. MAJ Down j II eioIieft.
4. Mitchell pjop Bluff w L
izz1Ie-
). Bach staff officer il prae'teaote
saausa be io#untfofm and ielo#iu 1he.
Hadf
TheY expected 70 mahe tbotf
aaNp salan2eme0ts foi quarter. and
5ar RaYad, mounts
Officers and comrades al each
@Hep should provide fe1= theH eWu
aaaeters Fer This purpose write to
Co. Joseph Pettus. chairman hotef
committee. ~ Fourth street. Louis=
t-le Ky
3 DUNN. the reunion HE { ijh.
18th and l6th headquarters 81 tHe
brigade will he al HE Car hauseZ Al
st@ff officers and commanders arc re-
qncsted 10 report there Immediately
upon arrival rooms - IN, for togs
slr;aion and orders
e. Special train for the brigade
I;,Ves Pine Bluff by The Gotten .Belt
via 81 I.ouis. Monday at | p. m. ,he
f2th al June I'o particulars as fo
tranSpOftat on write To S NJ Diclley
agent Of the Cotton Belt Pine Bluff
For sleeping car berths Write Gt] Tom
Grcen. Address all official letters 10
thiet of staff. Pine Bluff
.ITtNIGS JORDAN
Bti@adior General Commanding.
" s J"fcr. a A. G.
B. r Benton, chief of Staff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Gifted EIocutjop isl

L is a pIaasp 19
coming OF so 2f1E-z >nHu
tion;st as Miss Ia#.e Dsa- N
who will appear NsreiI
june > III 1t recital a~s
Lizzie Is Maire, Mi AHeN Is i
graduate in e1ocution and comes t"
This city highly indorsed by both press
and nubIic. Possessing a sweet, me-
ledious voice, together with charm
ing and attractive manner, she com
pIetcly captiva'es her audiences. Miss
lie Maire. who will assist her, as all
Pine Bluff people know, is finished
musician. and it is to be hoped that
a packed house will greet these two
smbitious young women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28
Young Peoples Eue,,f..

Monday evening the hospitality Of
Young Peoples E,uchre club in honor
of Miss Mildred Bradford and Mr. Dill
on the evening of June /. The func-
ton WAS given along most elaborate
lines. having fel a setting he magni,
flcent new home With its quiet ele-
aance. The woodwork is SO elabor-
ate as To need or permit but little
floral decoration Cut glass holders.
filed With roses were carefully ar
ranged throughout the rooms or recep-
tinn. Euchre was the form of enter
tainment. he tables being placed in
the ball roGm on the thiri floor. The
woodwork and walls IN this fc1m are
dcne in white and with hundreds of
electric bulbs overhead and cleaning
from The side walls the effect was ar
tislically pronounced. The score cards
we're hand-paintcd fGrr-leaf clover>.
tied with white ribbons A cClceal i
orchestra rendered splendid pro-
am throughout the evening and y
menu OF several courses was served
after the games. The guest assembla2e
WAS a very interes9ll:.f one. fn'
maids and matrons We're most faSl l.
I,,\ i)lln 1fS,t
beautifully goWned. After the card
Games the tables were removed and
oancins continued ill a late hour. The
rlizes. which We're costly and beau
tlful We're Won as follows; Ladies
club prize, an =enameled brooch. clever
design, Mrs Wilhers: gentlemen 8
prize. an enameled stick pin, clover
design MI Drew White; guest /, prize,
PIN wishbone sci With pearls. Miss
Annahel Taylor: guests prize, scarf
Lin. same design. Dr.. Edgar; lone
hand prize. silNcr tray. Mrs. Scru22s:
lady scorers prize, Mrs. A, ". Mills;
gentleman scorers nize, umbrella.
Mr.. Emmett Wilson. The hostess
llesontcd Mg. Sanders with dainty
satin bon in the shape ot slipper,
filled w:fh aiher horsoshoss. and /"
Miss Bradford she eave#a handsome
hand-pain59d plate. Tha .aHr hands
were counted with t.uz tHae he,e@-
hoes. and Wi~hhue H s'04 6
>ood Incl Abou1 Nz f2~tS W9.'
present.