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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
RICHMOND DAUGHTERS
Local Chapter U. D. G. Holds I'm
Sportant and Interesting Meeting.

Sportant and Interesting meeting.
The regular meeting Of the Richmond
CHAPTER, Daughters Of the Confederacy.
was held at 5 p. NJ. Wednesday In Lee
Camp Hall.
Mrs. B. A. Blenner reported to the
meeting that, at a meeting Of the Board
OF Aldermen Tuesday night. the appro-
priation by the City Council OF s1,ooo 1or :
the purchase OF tbs Davis monument
site was unanimously approved, SO that
as soon as additional formalities ~
been complied with, work on the site
could be begun. ii
The appointment of ways and means
committee to make arrangements for the
meeting OF the Virginia division In Rich
mond next fall was discussed. The, presi-
dent Of the Virginia division has been re-
uuested to defer the meeting until No
yember, on account Of the probable ID
sence Of many Daughters at the san
Francisco convention.
4 letter from the keystone, the off
cIal organ Of the South Carolina Daugh-
tiers told OF the organization OF chap
ter In the city OF Mexico. with Viz
pInia woman, Madame Degollda, as Its
president y
structed to write and send greetings to
the chapter. Mrs. Randolph announced
that Mrs. - a. Blenner. recording Sec
rotary, and Mrs Hugh Miller. treasurer,
had with her gone over the menipershlp
rolls to be sent to the State division.
Bills had been sent to members de1ln-
nuent for three years. According to the
constitution, such members, unless send
ing in designations. must be dropped for
5non-payment of dues The address OF
the treasurer, Mrs Miller, Is No, S03
East Grace Street
The meeting adjourned to September,
or at the call of the president.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
TEST GREAT ORGAN.
Free Recital Given This Evening
at Centenary Church.

The handsome new organ Of the cente-,
nary Methodist Church will be given a
loving portion OF the. congregation have
looked forward to with great Interest. 8
Mr.. Shepherd Webb. organist, Will We
The new organ, which cost about $1,000,
has Just been erected in the church,, and
its wonderful capn billties have never been
publicly tested Inc rec.ta; ths evening
admission. l5 I b IN
l Following is the scheme Of the really
wonderful instrument:
suals, slxty-one nots OH third wind; l,ed-
ais, thirty NOES on three and a half w.'d.
Great organ, eleven, stops. lSyt "tcn
abella; SIT. gambia; SIT. ,vio d amour;
SIT. doppel flocte; SIT. dolce; aft. tute
harmonic; Aft. octave; 2-ft. super octave;
SIT. trumpet .tsl
don treble; lp-tt Bourbon bass; e.It. Gp.n
quintadena; SIT, rohr flute; s-lt. 81 SAIL y
Aft, !. hute Traverso At. yiolina; 22--ffI.
spitz flute; dolce cornet.S1I1 Rks.; SIT
carnopeon; SIT. obal; tremoio. 4 :
swell box) SIT. English open diapason;
itch iich ge elt III. aute damoui; W.
R nn doub ieN': swell veil boxE tiemolo.
Pedal organ. six stops; s2-ft: contra
Bourbon 1G-ft double open .'dl apa son
1T. violone; loft Bourbon; So. cello;
Seven en- = couplers Citing tablets owe:
swell keys)-Swell to great UNISON, swan
to choir unison, choir to great unison,
swell to great super octave, great 70 great
super octave, choir to great SUB. 2ctaye
great to pedal unison, II sWelltrto pedal
Unison, choir to pedal unison.
Nine combination pistons tpctWeeh
manual s)-Forte-lneZzo-p iano on. great,
forte mezzo- piano on swell, 1orte-me1Ao
on choir general releas q. ~
Six pedal observation-disclosures grand
crescendo, balanced swell pedal. Dllhncsu
choir pedal, great OF pedal, reversIo 3s
reeds on and off, revers. BILE; piano pedd',
reversible.
Seven acc psores and mechan:caisE,
Wind indicator, crescendo indicator, reeds
on and Off Indicator, piano pedal md ca
tor swell tremolo, choir tremolo, motor
switch and starting box.
The action is tubular pneumatl;
throughout the whole organ. Ihe W,nd
i isA sunplled BY two sets Of bellows. The
main bellows supplies Wind to sop &C
ton mechancas and ped1ad, orsnm 'no
tie manuals. The blowing IS done BY
two horse power r; ~. elect n,i, a Mu.EI,
rheostat, &C., placed In room con-, ot.s!u !,
the organ chamber, so as 70 elillli''hte W
The organ is built by the firm or HooR,
Hastings and Company, Boston, anu rep,
resentes the latest ana most app'oVSu
methods III organ CONSTRUCTION. 4t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
SULLIVAN NOT GUILTY.
Two Verdicts Returned Yesterday
Rx Iury in This Notable Case.

In the United States District Court yes
terdny two jurles returned verdlcts Of
not guilty In the cases of Levi @. Sulli-
van and Charles A. Carroll, two men
charged with impersonating a pens on
man, the defense raised the question Of
sustain their defense. Mr.. Arthur M.
Cannon. attorney for, the prisoner re-
nlembered reference he was given while
a student at Richmond College. wherein
the Supreme Court had decided that
where this question was raised tho bur-
den was upon the prosec ut on. The gov
eminent offered no rebuttal testimony.
The Jury retired and reported a verdict Of
not guilty, With the addendum that there
was serious question as to the prisoners
Judge Waddll. in dlscharging Sullivan,
reminded him that he had escaped by the
benefit Of a doubt, but told him tho court
did not believe him Insane. Tha Judge
advised the man to eschew ol'la coats nr
gray coats and to remove his brass but-
tons and wear them no more. FINALLY he
told him To go back to his trade ard
Carroll, the other defendant. was a me- Q
you'll, and was apparently g tool y sniIs
iliyan's hands. The jury recognized TINS
and reported a verdict of acqul. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
President at Work.
DIV AssocIated Ioress.)

B WASHINGTON, June 14.-Presdent
Roosevelt is manifcsting a deep inter-
est In the statements made to him last
Monday by, a delegation of memh',rs OF
the American Asiatic Association con-
corning the difficulties which hitherto
have been experienced by Chinese mer-
chants, Students travellers and literary
men in gaining admission to this country.
In a letter to Secretary Metcalf, Of the
Department Of Commerce and Labor, the
President directs him to see that the
immigration officers exercise discretion
in the enforcement Of the exclusion law,
to the end that the relations OF this gov
eminent with China may continue to be
cordial, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
SEVENTEEN SESSION.
Honors Of St. Joseph's Academy
Were Awarded Yesterday.

The closing exercises Of the seventleth
session Of ST. Joscph's Academy took
p Premiums in Christian Doctrine were
Very Rev. ]. Bowler's prizes.
First prize, gold medal-Drawn by
Misses Ellen Hogan. Aline Wood, Ethel
Burke, Irene Baldwin, Bessie Masurier,
Agnes Holzgrefe; won by Bessie Masurier.
Second prize, silver medal-AWarded to
S4 The Curriculum OF the Academy is as
Primary, embracing Christian Doctrine,
Reading, Writing. Dpawins, Orthography,
Language and Arithmetic.
intermediate, embracing Christian Doc
trine. Reading Grammar, Geography,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
FIGHT IN TIE SQUARE.
Young Men Engage in Fisticuff,
Resulting Disastrously for One.

John Jenkins, young white man.
will have to explain to Justice Crutch-
field this morning why he smote Ernest
}OBrien over the right eye In the Capt.
tol Square yesterday afternoon. Jenkins
was arrested by officer Jennings, of the
Capitol Square, and taken to the First
Police Station O'Brien was taken In
charge by DR.. thurman, OF the umbu-
lance and after being treated was car
ried to his home. on Seventh Street.
The fight between the two young men
attracted large crowd in the square
In the afternoon. They We're supposed
to have been the best OF friends. and
through a series Of pranks the difficulty
arose and resulted In misfortune to both.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
ENGLISH REPLY
IS FLAT REFUSAL.
Great Britain Loyal to France
in the Morocco
Matter.
fBy As.ocIated Press.)

FEE, MOROCCO, June 14.-Great Brit
aims reply to the Sultan's Invitation tc
that country to join an International con-
ference on the Moroccan situation, which
has been handed TO the government,
consisted OF a categorical refusal. TMs
is the first reply to be received by the
foreign office. and Is quite unmistakable
in terms. showing the loyalty OF Great
Britain to her agreement with France
Count Won MISUNDERSTANDING. head OF
the German mission to Morocco. has
handed in the reply Of Germany. accept
ing the invitation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
WILLIAM HANsB0RO
WILL HANG TO-DAY d. !
Man Who Murdered James R.
McKeen is to Die at Hot
Springs.
Especial to The Tlmes.Dlspatch


HOT SPRINGS, VA. June 4.-Willam
Hansboro was brought here to-day at -
o'clock by Charles A. Gum, deputy sheriff
OF Bath county, from Coving,on, Va,
where he has been confined in jail. Hans
toro was convicted in the Bath Circuit
Court In April of the murder of Mr..
James r. McKeen, steward Of Homestead
Hotel. Hot Springs, and sentenced to
be hanged June 18th.
Every preparation has been made, and
tomorrow morning early he will be ex-
ecuted at this place. MIR. McKeen was a
native OF Keyport. n. J.. and had made
many friends during his residence here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Mr.. Echols is Improving.

Hon. Edward r;ohols. .no Of s sn. On.
many years in the State Senate and one Of
the n most universally esteemed Democrats
4 in tie state, is In the city TO attend tho
Democratic state Committee meeting 70
health and some months ago It was pre-
carious, but he is now gradually !mproy-
Ing, though ono Of his eyes Y Is still some,
under Treatment In q sanitarium In this
city. The former leutennnt-Goyernor re-
ceived a warm greeting last night from
friends who knew of his presence IN the
oil ". 'l:Nt5 j.ht5f .ats i|I.t3 l. I'.' '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Thied to Break Tail.

( Officer J.. M. Ferriter. Of Henrico coun-
ty, early yesterday morning frustrated an
attempt at Wholesale delivery OF pris-
oners from the Henrico Jail Bricks We're
William Casey, Thomas Mccormick and
Charles Miller. Miller was In tho jail
for being deserter from the United
States navy The other two men were
under sentence of sixty days each FOR
trespassng on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. Mr.. Ferriter heard the noise
and caught the men in the act OF try
ing to get away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Steinbach-Cosby.

Mr.. Hilbert steinbach and Miss Annie =.
Cosby, both Of this city. were MARI. ed IN
ton, Yesterday, Rev. DR.. Rogers performs
ing the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs stein
bach left after the ceremony for North.
ern trip and will also spend some time at
the seashorc before their return to the
city. They will be at home after July
LIST at No. lila Floyd Avenue.
Mr.. Steinbach Is n successful young pUs,
mess man and his bride charming and
popular young lady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
CHILDREN SHOT
DOWN IN GEORGIA.
(By Associated Press. }

vALDOSTA. GA. June 14.-What is,
believed to be the sequel OF a feud OF
long standing, resulted here last night
In the assassination OF the seventeen
year-old sen and the sixteen-year-oldi
daughtar Of W. Z. Garter, formerly a
baptist lnnister. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
CITY Circuit Court.

suit'was Instituted in the Circuit Court
yesterday by Peter Paul vs.. the Richmond
and Petersburg Electric Railway Company
In the same court Judgment WAS con-
fessed by Mary Lee Billing vs.. St. Jos
senh s House af Industry for sSSS5'a7,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Congressman Hay Here.

CONGRESSMAN James Hay. Of Madlson
county, representative Of the Seventh pis-
trIct. is one OF the prominent Democrats
In the city to attend the state Committee
tor Martina district and Is supporting the
junior senator for reelection. lie was
lverse to talking for publication concern
Ing tha sltuatlon In his DISTRICT, however,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
SLEW CHILDREN
KILLED HERSELF
i(Ry Associated Press.l

. TUCUMCARI, N. NJ, June l4.-Mrs.
George Campbell killed her Ave. children
to-day and then killed herself with a rifle
after she had chased her husband from
their home on ranch near here. She had
become suddenly insane. In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
TOURNAMENT IS
LARGELY ATTENDED.

< Tho second days play IN the tennis
tournament at the Hermitage Golf Club
was largely attended. The matches were8
interesting and in, some cases closely con-
tested. n 5s#
The feature OF the evening was tho
match between Swan and Pollard. S9si1 Il
looked rs II Swan would win; he tax ny
the first set by the score Of 6-3, but Pei
lard pulled up and took the second 81. "
I 6-3 and the third and deciding Sc. "A Go.
Coke won from Guptlll, g., 6-3. Saturd "
afternoon Pollard and Il Coke contest for
the championship In the finals, which
will be a flve-set match, the w!nnersSf
three sets to win.
In class g. mems singles. Wilmer and
TYLER plnyed close match, which W-isa
CONTINUED until this afternoon on 4s |. c.
count Of darkness. each player having
Blair defeated Penn berton. So .
In ella IS g Winston defeated Y vary, 5ts.s
60, Ga, and Crawford defeated zCoOke, 6-2,
Tomorrow afternoon the finals In sin
( giles for men, classes 2 and 3, Will be
played: also final round in ladies' sing les
For championship Of the. club, the cons
testants being Mrs. Williams and U MISS
Evans, and a close ,and exciting game lIn1e Is
expected. y. 8 Y, -, -, 4. q .
the finals In mems doubles for the cha N n
pionship Of the club, Z, which VIII COM SIns
in five sets will be played
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
.DR|NkE.R elected L: ! Il .
PRESIDENT OF LEH|GH
Associated Press.)

10 By Associated Press.)
3 BETHLEHEM, PA, June 14.-Henry S.
Drinker,l of Haverford, Pa, general So
licitor OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad, has
been elected president of Lehlgh Univer-
Sity. lie will accept. N5 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
Meeting for Divine Healing.

There Will be meeting for Divine
cue Mission. No. 727 West Cary Street,
to-day MT p. NJ.
The revival services will go on each
night this week at s:l5 p. NJ, and on
Sunday there Will he three meetings in
the mission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
margaret o,Neil, Mary starkey, Margaret s1ys

Margaret O Nell, MARY Starkey, Margaret
Hughes Beatrice Witty. {
The following were entitled to medals
for attendance: Misses Agnes Holzgrere.
Eva Mahoney, Gertrude Wright, Ruby
West, Mary Dugan, Marie Raabe, Mar
garet Hughes. Margaret ONell. Annie.
Murphy, Annie Wright, Annie Faulhaber,
{GenevleVe Ra abe, Annie Holzbach, Teresa
F'aulhaber Helen Felthaus, Katie Moore
Vocal Muslc, first prize awarded to Miss
SAline Wood. N, 5S Hs 555sisa
Mrs. y. sNIurphy's prize for vocal, drawn
/ by class, won by Miss Alice Tinsley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
THALHIMER'S s s,',,e as gsz.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
Ladies' Knit Underwear

Ladies' 1oc slightly imperfect
Umbrella Pants, trimmed, wide
Fine Quality Umbrella Pants trimmed with white ochon
leg;4 pair zoe
Tights finest quality Isle thread torchon ace
6Oc
Thread Union Suits low neck sleeveless ughtittng knee
suit ....2 1865.
Suits fine quality Isle thread bell shaped leg
Mercerized Isle ribbed
ves extra GOOD quality coo pink sky black and
white; each .oOc
Imported with hand crocheted
trimmed and plain; each .6Oc
IL 12c for Ladies' Richeieu
with wing sleeves
Ladies' size Ribbed Vests good 10c quality
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
MALARIA A idts tse s sy:tes

cellars
and deang vegetable matter
loaded with Of maarial The drink that
filtered purified also full these
microbes daily -- .uu.... -, -. -.
millions MALAHiA IN
be suffered With chls
absorbed
would
prescribed S. II
- troubled since
is "chills and fever 20 - 1855 80 ' - p
thoroughly with the poison becomes
polluted that acesses carbunces bo ulcers and other
result Malaria also affects the liver Kidneys bowels and
bousness that often results
Malaria the blood must be puri
led regain health S. S. S. purify
other medicine and is the
ideal remedy for the treatment Of Malaria. 1t des-
- ~ the Of the disease and builds UP the
~ weakened, polluted circulation. It enters into the
blood and forces particle Of poison aud
1 waste matter and adds strength and activity to it.
S. S. appetite digestion the entire system BY
Ifs Alternative purifying Malaria with all its bad effects
permanently the system Book the blood and medical
advice, without charge the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

, following were en-
second premiums:
Marie Morlcoai. An
, Hogan. Marie Holz-
Mary Donahoe, Mary
Adelaide Rynn. Elsie
Raabe. Helen Heinz,
Alice Klrkwood, Ella
Lois Moody.
following We're en-
second premiums:
,sa Faulhaber, Agnes
zbach, Mary Moore.
Mary Barnett, Ethel
, following were en-
second nremi,lms:
evieve O'Neil. Fls'a
Mary J,anders, Nellie
rim. Margaret Cos-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

ray. SdIIic 4 pA'
Fourth Grade-Th
titled to first ant
Marguerite Wright.
ME Faulhahnr, Mar
rrefe. Alice MURPHY,
Morano. Ella Duffy,
Burke, Genevieve
Mary Cavanaugh,
Gill. Ra chel Scagg.
Third Grade-The
titled to first ant
Loretta Brown, Tel
O'Neil. Annie Hol
Arntalla Dudley,
Heinz. Rosn Pucettl
Second crnde--Th
titled to first mt
Annie walsh. Ger
Klein. ,Inlin Harris.
Whitlock, Edith i
Nv H -a w. I'll H"r.H .s.9I|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
IT WAS ALL OVER.

''No more will I hear his footsteps
On Wonder walk as the clf ok strikes
the hour Of So
Gracious. Jeanette!"
"And the old parlor light will nev
er burn low for him again.
"You don't mean it?'
81 do. aud, furthermore he will nev.
or sit on this sofa three nights 4
week and call me pet names a, he has
been doing for the past two years"
81 am astonisfed."
"And tonight l am going to burn all
the old love letters in my trunk"
"B-but why are you going to dis
card him."
'Discard him? Why. you goose !
am going to marry him. Columbus
Dispatch
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

Rock Saturday TO discuss The union
depot proposition with the board %
public affairs
Miss Saliie Byrd has returned fron1
Chicago where she made a study Of
artistic window dressing. and she
will have charge of the show Win
dows OF the Pine Bluff Mercantile
company
J. G. Lawton. division superntend-
ent Of the Iron Mountain. with head
quarters at Monroe. La. WAS in the
city Saturday. in attendance upon
the meeting of the board of public
affars.
A. ". Gibbs. who has been employ
cd as consulting architect for the
CITY in the building of new union de-
pot here, was in the city Saturday to
attend the meeting of the board Of
Public affairs.
G. NJ. Hampton passed through the
city Saturday en- route to Fordyce, his
home, from Little Rock, where he has
been attending meeting of the rail.
road commission, of which he is
member He registered at the Tru-
lock while in the city.
Senator w. S. Amis and Hon. w. ].
Stanfield Of Rison registered at the
Arlington Saturday while attending to
business matters in the city. Mr..
Amis has long been recognized as one
Of the most conspicuous men in this
section of the state Mr.. Stanfield is
a prominent business man, lawyer
and editor of the Cleveland County
Herald.
The Stuttgart football team, wnich
played the Pine Bluff high school
team in this city Saturday afternoon,
registered at the Arlington Saturday.
The team was accompanied by num-
, ber of fair lady rooters from Stuttgart
'rhe entire party consisted of the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Orear Miss Burks,
Misses Carrie Voolfolk, Pearl Haw-
ley. Alice Bradford, May Adair. Co
rinne Shannon. Edna Barr. Hattie
Jones. Lulu l.atchfiold and Ruth Pin
nell. and Messrs. r. Earl Holt. r. r.
Stanley, Robt. f. Lane, J. l.. Holt.
+. Jones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Mr.. Peck's Courtesy.

One of the happiest crowds which
saw President Roosevelt at Little
Rock Wednesday was the one which
made the trip to Little Rock in Supt.
Peck's private car. A trip in pri-
vate car of a railroad official is always
usually so by the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Peck. In the party We're
and Mrs. John Speers. Misses Nettie
Grace. Hazel Peck, and Grace York,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

fair that another one was given Satur
day by Messrs John Temple and Will
Nichol. These gentlemen with about
a dozen young ladies left Saturday
morning for the Bell place on the
north side of the river where they
spent the day gathering pecans.
Lunch was taken along and "a lunch
in the woods was one of the most
pleasant features of the day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

Tenn. who is guest of Mrs Frank
Bridges, and Miss Pfeiffer, a guest of
Miss Margaret Taylor The affair was
an elaborate one. About twenty cou-
pies were present and the german
was led by Mr. Haynes Gregory and
Miss Alma Taggart. Refreshments
were served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

Advertising has paid us, for in no
ether way could we prove to the peo-
pie the quality Of our product ami
create a demand.-,Joseph Burnct
company, Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

DO not take il for granted that ev-
Crybody has time to read all YOU want
% say in your Space.-Chas. H. Cooke,
!. A. PazZoni Pharmacal company, ST.
Louis, Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
BRIEF MENTION.

onlGf WE ENJtON.
Jack Page of McGehee was at the
Antlers Saturday.
f. A. Byrd of Little Rock was at the
Arlington Saturday.
Jas. Grafton, a prominent citizen of
Dermott, was at the Arlington Satur-
day.
l.. II. Belser, well known Camden
citizen. was at the Arlington Satur-
Gay.
W. 3. Icvinson was here from Lit
tie Rock Saturday, a guest of the Ar
linston.
y. ]. VOORHEES, was here from Little
Rock Saturday and registered at the
Arlington.
II. G. Perry came in from Dewitt
Saturday and registered at the Ar
lington
J. w. Crockett came over from
Little Rock Saturday and registered
at the Antlers.
Geo. G. Lewis came over from Lit
lie Rock on a business mission Sat
rrday and autographed at the Airing
ton
Mr. and Mrs Garland Brewster
have returned from Hot Springs. and
Mr.. Brewster is much improved in
health.
c. A. Wilson, a we'll known Summer
vile gentleman. was a guest of the
Arlington while transacting business
here Saturday.
Joe Hodge came up from Fordyce,
On the Cotton Belt. SATURDAY. and reg
ietered at the Arlington Wh:.e trans
acting business here.
Superintendent w. f. Tyler of the
hon Mountain was here Saturday TO
attend a meeting of the board of pub
lie affairs of this city.
Cotton Belt from his home at Fordyco
on Il brief business trip Saturday and
registered at the Arlington.
+. G. Johnston, we'll known in War
Zen his home. was business visitor
to the city Saturday. and was a guest
o. the Arlington while here.
F. W. Culpo pper. "A prominent young
business man of Rison. was in the city
Saturday for a few hours while trans
acting some busines matters here.
DR.. William Breathwit of Draushon
was a prominent visitor to the city
Saturday while here on a business
mission He returned home Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. b. l.. Steen and little daugh-
ter. Nit ;e Collier Steen. OF Muskogee.
!. r.. are the S1e sts of Mrs. Steen's
sister. Mrs. d. I. Mills, lis West Bar
raqHe street.
w. B. S;,dler. the we'll known travel
ing man of Little Rock. was circulat-
ing among his friends and customers
here Saturday, He was guest of
the Arlington while in the city.
f. r. Buster. the we'll known Kings
land merchant. who has made sue
cess by advertising. was in the city
Saturday and registered at the Tru-
lock.
W. T. Wick. a sawnill man of Grant
county. came in from his headQuar-
ters al Wick Saturday. and spent the
day circulating among his friends in
town.
Col. G Co"f~. a nron'i"o"' lawvor of
" H:nut Rid"e. Was a visitor 10 the
CITY Saturday. and spent The day cir
ring among his many Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

No advertising. no matter how
brightly or interestingly it is written
can succeed that has to depend upon
misstafement for its foundation
Dry Goods Economist.