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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
IMPROVED CAR SYSTEM
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(Continued from page 10) out Madison Avenue to Electric Park is built with the costliness. the thorough ness which has characterized the con struction work of the Traction Com pany. It will surprise many people to learn that 1t costs more money to build a mile of good street railway track than costs to build a mile of good railroad track. It will surprise many people to learn that it costs between $1O,O0O and $11,00O to put in a mile of first class street car track This Is the sort of track the Traction Company has put in on it's Electric Park line.
 Tt is not generally known that it costs more in trouble and money to build mile of street car track than it does to build a mile of railroad track, !" said Vice-President and General Mana ger W. H. Ragland of the Traction Company, 'but 1t is nevertheless a fact. The question of drainage has to be carefully considered in Building both kinds of tracks In fact. the drainage question is the most important question It is solved with comparative ease when you go to build railroad track. It does not make much differ ence whether you are building on fill or in a cut, you have but little trouble in establishing your drainage when you are building a railroad track. But when you come to putting in a street car track you have more to do The grade of the street has already been established. You are not to lower 1t and you are not to raise it. But the one thing you must do is to build your track so that water will not stand on 1t. If water stands upon it, the track will pump up and down, and you will have your work to do over again.
 nc tho in which the tracks of the Traction Company are constructed, whether they are the old tracks or the new tracks. honestly believe that the tracks of the Pickett Springs line are as good as the best railroad tracks in Alabama, and far su- perior to the average railroad tracks of l the State I have ridden in passenger cars on our line. moving from the street car tracks to the Western tracks | and found that the car ran easier on the street car tracks. We have put the same sort of work on our Electric Park | line"
 The Traction Company has also i'm proved its service in other ways. For one thing, it has purchased four new modern air-brake cars. Each of these cars was bought at cost of S5,2OO. They are fine specimens of the car builders work Convertible cars, they may be used both in the summer time and in the winter time.
 Another important improvement made by the company is the giving of the people on Perry Street and High Street a twelve-minute schedule. Previous ] to the establishment of the new sehed- uIe cars on those two lines ran only every twenty-four minutes, but new schedule twice as convenient has been put on both lines. ;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
E.NRD BROKE
 -''' IN BUILDINGS
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 ~ V Bogacki, one-story shed cor ar ballard and McDonough Streets' $iiSVo w. Gay. four one-story frames mes rorner Ripley and Grove streets' oSnsr Sa,vVv. 3; H T T1lans. a,D,sv' tWStoro5S TStoro5. s9,o0O. W. A May, two-story frame SS' eayte Street 5000. - .. aoA stanton two-story frame' SV4 Sayre Street, $3,sOO. -..,. p-.,,,a Mrs. Florence Burch, two-stofy ilaiii0 .24 sayre Street, sS,7oO. .,ora ,17 M, H. Booth, two-storv ir@i"e' ,ayre Street, $S,5Oo. ..,a Dr. s. M. Hogan, two-story iranle' sayre Street, $5.0Oo.
 q. Miles, two-story frame on re. between South and Whson Hurley two-story frame on SouIn between Lawrence anu NAS ough Streets, $1,SO0. ,,o A. Baarcke, one-story frame 4lS Virginia Avenue, $1,2OO.
 County of Montgomery, addition 10 4wo. .story brick CCourt House), Sz'0Vv; T.. J. Toole, one.story hra"e' OAV Southern Bell Telephone Company nsdition to two-story brick on Wash ington Street, $5,boO oo. T Curbow, one-story frame, S2S .washington Street, $1.6oo. w. W. Seidell. to repair two-story frame on Washington Street, between I4ull and Dcatur Streets. $2,00o. n H. Moore, to repair two-story frame. corner washington and Decatur Streets, $1.000.
 M R Stevens, two-story frame. 126 wilkinson Street, $2,5Oo.
 Thomas & Gunter, agents, one-story frame corner Hull and East Jefferson Davis Avenue, sl,2Oo
 I. W. Scott, three one-story frames, corner Hannon and Goode Streets. $2,- [. Q. Anderson, one-story frame, 1S05 Highland Avenue. $1.o00.
 Otis Burton, one-story frame. corner Highland Avenue and Cedar Street $1.30o. <- - Highland Avenue, between Butsrd ana Arthur Streets. S2,1oo.
 C.. M. Kirkpatrick. one-story frame, 1ONA Highland Avenue, $1.O0O.
 R. H. Bozeman, one-story frame' cor ner Palmetto Street and Findley Ave- nue, $1.3oo.
 ". N. Marks. two-story brick, 5ll saznth Perry Street (residencel. $S.ooo
 oeI. two-story brick, SEA South
 restdence), $l2,0o0.
 oir Club, to repair two-story
 rner Perry and Scott Streets
 4ardnsr. to repair one-story
 Plum Street, $1,025.
 .derson, two-story frame on
 tween Boyce and Arthur
 90.
 r. S. ~ Nton, one-story frame, cor ,ner Buford and Plum Streets, $1,Q00. R. A Hammock, one-story frame corner Plum and Olive Streets, $1,200 [ a B. Stern. two greenhouses on Up ,vSey Wetumpka Road. S1.0O0.
 R. H. B0zeman, one-story frame, 10S lPerry Street, $1.000.
 J. C. Haas. two-story frame, lot No ldi Forest Avenue, $2,50O.
 Zara Dobson. one-story frame, corner iPine and Magnolia Streets, $3,20O. W. J. Chambers, four one-story frames on Elmwood Street, south of iIIutchinson Street, $1,0Z0.
 l. O Anderson, four one-story frames Ion Elizabeth Street, between Court and EFort Streets, SS,0o0.
 I. o. Anderson, one-story frame on Locust Street, between Charles and lcity limits. S1.0oO.
 A. Blair. two-story frame on Fielder .Avenue. between Gilmer and Perry tStreets, S4-00O.
 stegall Brothers, to repair two-story lbrick, 15 South Court (store). $s.5O0. ,. 8, DowdeIL one-story frame on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01

Rio de Janeiro. Rua s. Daetas. C-1.
 July 3, 1904. Mrs. Mary Phelan Watt. Montgomery, Ala:
 Dear Madam-You place me under lasting obligations to you Yby the pre- sentatlon of the two volumes received by last mail.
 So fragrant they are with names of sacred memory that I esteem them be- yond expression.
 Every page of same lends a pleasure that nothing else could, and indeed, thank you most sincerely. By an early mall will send contribution to the Jeff Davis Memorial.
 With gratitude, remain, Most respectfully your Obt. Servt..
 J. W. Coachman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
BECOMING RICH QUICKLY.
Fast Pnee at Which WesterneFs Are
 AcquirInR Wealth.

Fast Pnce at Which WesterneEs Are
 Acquiring Wealth.
 Kansas City Journal.
 The people of the States and terri tories west of the Mississippi River and east of the Rockies have been acquir- ing wealth at such phenomenal rate that banks and trust companies located in this territory have been obliged to purchase commercial paper of the At lantic seaboard in order to keep their money employed at a profitable rate.
 In 1890 the acreage of Missouri farms was 30,7S0, 290, whereas in 1900 these figures were increased to 3S,s91,0oO This ls an increase of over 3,OOO.000 acres which have been put Into high cultivation, as has been proved by the marvelously increased production of wheat and cotton. In corn and oats figures are about the same during the periods already mentioned.
 Tn 1890 the wheat crop of Missouri amounted to l7,6Ss.0o0 bushels and In 1904 1t was nearly 10s00O.0e0 bushels more. amounting to a7.1ss.isl bushsIs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
National annrant.na

Talladega Mountain Home,
 The United States Marine Hospital service Is under permanent crRaiixa- ton. It has proven to be exceptionaI- " efficient in preventing the spread ,f infectious diseases. as we'll as in their successfui teatment. And to this hu- reau the control of quarantines should pc given in future: especially in the Gulf and South Atlantic ports.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
Rio Rua s Dantos, C.-1.

July IS, 1905. Mrs. Mary Phelan Watt. Montgomery.
 My Dear Madam take great pleas ure in handing to you list of names- gentlemen who have subscribed to the building of the Jefferson Davis Memo Mrs. S. Rambo referred to in the books you sent me. Pennsylvania is well rep resented, Sven lending to us the name of Mir. Abraham Lincoln Potter. No less do 1 appreciate the chip from Yer mont In the person of Dr. Shaw. Ills ancestors once took great pleasure in singing wen hang {eff bavis on 2 would erect a monument to the grand est, the noblest, she will ever have to borrow from the South name to place upon 1t. On the latest round of the ladder stands the Confederate women.
 Respectfully, My Dear Mrs De Cottes:
 I send you the enclosed communica- tions feeling sure that there are many of your readers interested in the sub ject they treat of. will read them with in the list representing such varied countries, speaks volumes for our Southern history and show love for our Southern Confederacy. It makes one feel the truth of the lines,
 There are those who since
 The days of old
 Have kept the blaze
 Of Chivalry alight,
 In hearts of gold"
 The first letter is the acknowledg- ment of some books sent, among them the charming history of the Memorial Association of Montgomery, compiled by Mrs. Chappell Cory.
 ,Dr. Coachman married Miss Reyes, daughter of Dr. Reyes, who Tor a long time lived in Montgomery, beloved by all who knew him. His wife being Miss Hentz, daughter of Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. the writer of those sweet, pure novels so dear to every young girl ''be- fore the war"
 Several members of the family went and now form a numerous colony of Alabamians there. Please publish this list of names.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
PERSONAL ITEMS

Mir. and Mrs. Victor H. Hanson ana Mir. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hefiin have ited Lake Toxaway. Asheviiie and rate Spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
Could Not Ignore It.

The press could not ignore the Book CT Washington incident. Comment up- on it followed. as a matter of course. Publicity and free expression of public opinion are healthy signs in a republic. A people who take no inter eat and do not care about events af- SectinR their social order. or who are afraid to show an interest, not know ing what Influence 1t may have. gre In an artificial atmosphere. not good to be in No. we cannot dispose of this ques- tion by Ignoring 1t, or by pretending it does not exist. We cannot too often tell the world just where we stand with regard to 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
ATendotra-Rahinnnn

Last evening at the home of Mrs.
 Steed on Goode Street, occurred the marriage of Mrs. Mildred Robinson and The bride was attired in a lovely white clots dress and carried an arm cluster Of brides roses and ferns She has made her home in Lowndesboro for Nthe last three years. and her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01

Miss Hattie Lou HRlfman who re- ceived the 1905 scholarship of the A. C.. I. School. awarded by the State will school.n.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
NfRs. SUTPHEN,s ADDREss,

She is naturally lazy, and even good keep her keyed up to industry"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01

Miss Emily Perrette Clarke of Hope Hull has returned from pleasant visit to Talladega Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01

FREE MOVING PICTURE SHOW Tonight at Electric Park, 8, St3O, 0, 9 .3O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01

leave IOF AOutSFhAIo tuS 4Gtn ID SutcE schoel.A4
 Miss Emily Perrette Clarke of Hope Hull has returned from pleasant visit to Talladega Springs.
 Mrs. John H. White and Miss Eloise White of Uniontown are visiting Mrs. Victor H. Hanson.
 Notice.-The Magazine Club will meet with Miss Olivia Anderson at o'clock this afternoon.
 Miss Abbie Pouncy has returned from Sellers, Ala.
 Miss Minnie Galloway is visiting rel atiVes in Dothan.
 MT. and Mrs Samuel Haney will move to Tuscaloosa the 1st.
 Miss Belle Allen has returned from Autaugaville.
 Miss Rebecea Oliver has returned from Live Oak, Fla.
 MT. Luther Chambiiss and family have moved to Birmingham.
 Miss Mollie Owen of Hope Hull is visiting friends in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01

Mrs. John H. White and Miss Eloise White of Uniontown are visiting Mrs. Victor H. Hanson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01
LeBRON JEWELRY co.

I8 Dexter Ave.
 Watch Inspectors Louisvilie and NaahvElIs. Mobile and Ohio. seabSard Air LiMs RAlErsaAa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-01

Notice.-The Magazine Club will meet with Miss Olivia Anderson at o'clock this afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Epworth League Social.


 Lakeside Epworth league will give a social at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Dan Byrd this evening, and the follow ing program has been arranged for the occasion:
 Recitation-Miss Mabel Mitchell. Instrumental solo-Miss Flora Stew art.
 Reading-Mss Beard.
 Instrumental solo-Miss Alma I.angford.
 Vocal solO-Miss Ellie Reeves. Instrumental duet-Bessie Martin and Eddie Ruth Turner.
 Recltation- Miss Nell Small.
 Vocal solo-Nliss. Marvin Davis. Instrumental solo-Miss Minnie Car yer
 Rec tation-Mss Edith Jackman. Instrumental duet-Messrs. Oscar and Gus Reeves.
 Instrumental solo-AIiss Hattie Bur ford.
 Instrumental soo-Miss Winnie Clegg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Weddinq Anniversary.

The Roberts home in Lakeside was the pretty setting for the celebration Cf the silver wedding of Capt. and Mrs. N. T. Roberts. The evening Of November 2i, 1905, held an echo from the evening of the far away Novem- her 24, 1SS0-when Mss Florence White of Louisville, Ky. and Capt. N. Y. Roberts of Pine Bluff, Ark, were laarried For the decorations of the fome giant white chryanthemums were used November roses in cut
 slass holders also lent their grace and beauty to the happy scene. The din ing room was in white and green, tn
 table being especially pretty. A three course menu was served. Only rela- tives were present and included: Capt. and Mrs. N T. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. \ T. White. Gen. and Mrs. H. King White, Mir. and Mrs s. M Taylor. Mr
 and Mrs Edgar Brewster Mr and Mrs. Chas Leverenz. Mr. and Mrs. k T. Roberts, Mrs Carrie Sullivan. Miss Jessie Adams. Miss Maggie Tay- Ter, Miss Berta Sullivan, Miss Fannie aoborts. Miss Edna Bridenbaugh,' Mis- Emma White, MT George Adams and Mr. Chester Taylor. William Wroa Brewster Florence and Henrietta Brewster. Eun;ce Sullivan. The many
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
In Honor Miss Taggart.

One of the prettiest compliments paid to a debutante was Mrs. w. A. Taggart's card party Thursday after noon. in honor of Miss Alma Taggart, one the seasons debutantes. The hos pitality extended was a very beant full one, thoroughly southern in charm. eraciousness. and in the genu ne wei come given the guests. The enter tainment was in the form of siX-hand- el euchre, given along Il ost beautiful lines. The homestead wore a festive air. the color motif throughout the rooms being crimson and green. Grim. son carnations and crimson shaded lights made the apartments borrow the colors of the November sunset, rich and glowing in effect. con ceaed orchestra rendered a splendid program throughout the evening. And a menu of two courses was served at the end of the game. The score keep tiS Ntlc M lNSCS NfitNi ei Il o''dNli NNNs Margaret Taylor, Victoria Goree, Mrs. F.. w. Freeman. Mrs, Walter Trulock and Mrs. P. P. Byrd. The highest score for the afternoon was made by Mrs Wiltshire Riley; she was given a piece of hand painted china. The consolation pr'Ze a cut-glass olive dish. fell to Mrs Harry Trulock, who presented it to the fair honOree. The scorers prize was drawn by Miss Vic toria Goree. The guest list included: Mesdames F. A Peck, Chas. Leyeren2. s. Geisreiter, Will Riley, I. P. Shelby, W K. Trulock, Clara Russell. R. C
 Thompson. NJ Danaher. F. w Free. man, P. P Byrd, Collie Mayfeld, T II. Collier, c. A IIabner, N. N Alex ander, F. l.. Saunders, Frank Rag iand, Ed Shober, C. R Fitzhugh, NIL
 Pell C. K. Caruthers. John SpcCrs, Tracy Mills. V. D. Wilkins. w II
 Laneford. A. M Barrow, Robert Bon ton. O. W. Clark. billiard SaunAcrs
 \ N Troupe, K T. Roberts. Van Knox. Garland Hyatt, c II. Martin. Walter Goodwin. R F Lee. A. r. Fur rey, John Rutherford, and w. O. Tag eart; Misses Alma Taggart. Aline Ber. ton GIelena9, Mary Lindsay, Ella ~aw.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
1heatricaIs for the Week.

Among the list of theatr' cal attrac- tions billed for tha present week is ( Thanksgiving matinee at which the Herald Square Opera company will present Ca Mascot" one of the most beautiful of the comic operas. Thurs cay evenino "A Trip to India" will be presented by the same company, which is said to be a good one. It is very probable that both performances will be greeted by large audiences.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Married Peoples Euchre.

The Married Peoples Euchre club, and a few invited friends, were the guests of Mir and Mrs. Will Col Her at their pretty home on West Fifth avenue, Wednesday evening" November 9. The home was pretti- ly arranged for the occasion The euchre had for setting a pretty back ground of ferns, palms and November roses. The club prizes were captured by Mrs. Frank Ragland and Dr. !. w. Withers, while the guest prize fell to Dr. Oliver w. Clark. All the prizes were of exceptional beauty. During the evening refreshments were serv- ed Mir. and Mrs. Golfers guests in- cluded Messrs. and Mesdames Chas. Leverenz. Clifton Howell. Sam Vaulx, w. A. Lee. R. F. Lee, Frank Ragland, Dr. and Mrs. O. w. Clark. Dr. and Mrs. !. w. Withers. Misses Lutie Al cxander. Grace York. Fay Chestnut, Mesdames T. J. Collier. T. H. Collier. Mille Hazlip. Annie Chestnut, Mir. Ed Taylor and Mir. Henry Haizlip.
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Thomas J. Cookery to J. c. Pierce: sw Sc 34-4-10 ct al lands. $1250
 D. c. Day to Mary E. Macon; part block 36, old town, s1.
 Henry Demray to knox-Smart Real Estate company; lot 8, block ', Geis- leiter's addition, $450.
 J. ]. Minor to D. Westan; 1-2 SC 3o-6-10, s100.
 J. M. Barrett to School district No. 2G; lot 4, block II, ct al lands, Sher- Till, s175.
 George c. Fry ct al to Keo Shingle company: 1-2 ne 7-3-9, ct al lands, s250.
 Keo Shingle company to J. E. Hicks: e 1-2 ne 7-3-9, ct al lands. s1,O00.
 Creed Caldwell to George J. Vining: . lots 1, and s, subdivision sw ne sw 1 -2-e.9, SC.
 Burke and Senyard to R. A. Bragg: part DlOCh %, DeAleE f1dTuluS du- oition, $75.
 Martha Venerable to ]. c. Freeman; Q 1-2 sw 29-4-7, $100.
 Jacob Trieber to Mrs Mama s. Hut to: 1-2 nv 11-3-S, ct al lands, S1. 3p; Sus3GSh 'taoinw etaoi cmfwyp
 Jacob Trieber to Lucius o. Parish; 1-2 nv 11-3-S, ct al lands, S2.SGO.
 C. D. Parish ct al to Mrs. Mama l.. Hutto; SC 1-2 nv 11-3-S, ct al lands, S1,S00
 Louis Roth to A. H. Goodlove; 1-2 ne block 5G, Dexter Hardine's addition, s210.
 First Baptist church to C. A. Gloy- CT; part INV nv 11-G-9, SS25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Social Calendar.

Monday November 27-Elks theater, "A Son of Rest
 Tuesday, November 28-Reception by Mrs. J. B. Speers. Mrs. John 5. Speers and Mrs w. II. Langford.
 The Hopper-Johns wedding at Jack scnville, III.
 Wednesday, November 29-Mathon- tes club meets with Mrs. s. c. Alex ander, at 2:30 D. m.
 Thursday. November 30-Elks thea ter Herald Square Opera company; matinee, La Mascot: night, "A Trip to India
 Friday. December l-Silk Stocking club meets with Mrs w. IT. Langford, 2;30 p. m.
 Saturday, December 2-Elks thea ter, "The Show G.rl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
|: In Society's Realm MISS EMMA WHITE, SOCIETY EDITOR


ell, sallie Mccoy Uouisville,, Marga rel Taylor. Bessie Downs. Willie Tay- Tor. (TennessesD. Nell Gallagher. Clara Broadstreet. Victoria Goree. Grace York, Fannie McGaughy. Blanche Fox. Bette Austin. Allie Powell, Els ther Triplett, Fannie Hanf. Matte Or. to, Bettie Hahn, lola Philpof. Sue Per kns and Emma White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Hopper-Johns.

MT. Guy F. Johns left last night for Jacksonville, Ill.,, where on Tuesday. Miss Francis May Hopper, one of Jacksonville's charming young wo- men Immediately after the ceremony the newly welded couple will leave for Pine Bluff their future home ba at home to their friends at. I'll West Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.


 A complete and interesting preses tation of the scenic beauty and ns rich natural resources and rapl growth Of the Pacific northwest aa set forth in a beautifully illustrats booklet recently issued by the 'iy cago and Northwestern railwa which will be sent to any address r receipt of 4 cents in stamps. eA The Lewis and Clark expoSlt@1 with the very low excursion ~ates v personally conducted tours in conrsA tion herewith over the Ncrth.W@s ern line from Chicago and the es have created an interest in this "'i ject never before equaled. For p particuiras address W. B. KnisAe.il P. T. M.. 215 Jackson boulevard 0'a cago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
McCov-Scott.

The marriage of Miss Ada Mccoy and Mir Scott will be solemnized at the home of the bride, at TIP State street, at SEQ o'clock this morning, Rev. | s. Hawkins officiating. A we'd 1 ne dinner will be served by the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Married Ladies Whist,

The Married Ladies Whist club were the guests of Mrs. R. F.. Lee Tuesday afternoon of last week. Only club members were present and in- cluded Mesdames Harry Truloek, Will Riley, M. L. Bell, C. Mayfield, A. M Barrow, J. w. Nithers, T. H. Collier (Altheimer), N. B. Trulock. T. ]. Col Ter (Altheimer), W. A. Lee. R. F.. Lee A luncheon was served at the conclusion of the game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Eireman'S Ball.

January 1 will be made memorable to the fremen and their friends by reason of the seventeenth annual ball c' the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen 10 be given on that date Mr l Bedding is now busily engaged in perfecting plans for the great event, and no effort will be spared to make if success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Miss Reap Entertains.

Friday evening Miss Reap charm ingly entertained at her home on West Thirteenth street, in honor of her friend. Miss Grace Coulson, who will soon leave for DeQueen, Ark. tp make her home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

iride's parents at noon, only few intimate friends of the family being invited. Miss Mccoy is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Mccoy. The groom is a trusted employ of the heading factory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
McC d-Darby.

Thursday evening at S:30 quiet wedd ns took place at the residence of Mrs. B. T. Houston, at 123 North Beech street. when Mrs Daisy McCord and Mir. Will Darby were united in marriage by Rev ]. g. Hawkins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

friends of Capt. Roberts and his estim- able wife wish for them that the fu ture years may have in store for them many, many blessings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Speers-Lanqford Reception.

The Speers-I -I.angford-Speers recep. ton takes place Tuesday afternoon, November 2S, at the home of Mrs. J. B. Speers: COG invitations have been issued and this promises to be social event of much brilliancy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Circus Party.

Misses Willie Taylor. Nettie Grace. Al;ne Berton. Messrs. Wade Knox. Ru- fus Arnold. and Ed Taylor composed a party who witnessed the circus of Wednesday night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Silk Stockinc Club.

The Silk Stocking club will be the guests of Mrs. w. H. LangfOrd On Fri day afternoon. She will entertain them al bridge whist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Mathontes Club.

Mrs. s. C. Alexander will be the hostess for the Mathontes club on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Repast at Antiers.

number of society folks enjoyed a ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26

Have you store, Do you wish a draw trade? Use acetylene for light ing and it will help you increase you business. Ask E. c. Laine about it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
Mr. and Mrs. uedbetter's Guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.edbetter are entertaining three charming young la- d3es from Water Valley, Miss. Miss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-26
The x.V. Club.

Thursday evening the XIV club were the guests of Judge A. B. Grace. He enterta ned them elaborately at the Antlers hotel.