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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28

table with their six children, but never
a word was-spoken between them. The
father labored increasingly and well,
making his farm better and better, and
gradually adding to his wealth until
to-day he owns the farm all free and
clear and has $4,000 cash in the bank.
Meanwhile the mother was doing her
share of the work. She made the
children's clothes, saw that they went
to school, kept the house as spotless as
hard work and plenty of soap and wa
ter could do it, made the beds, cooked
the meals and made the butter and
cheese. Not a thing that the most
loving of wives could do to add to her
husbands worldly goods was left UNI
done.
But never a word did they speak.
Elias Intervention Unavailing.
One by one the children grew up, till
only little Ella was left. Two went to
Kansas, two to Illinois, and one to
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
Kisses Save Crop.

Topeka, Kahn order to save her
fathers crop of wheat from ruin by ths
rains which. were threatening, pretty
Mabel Huston, the 1S-year-old daugh-
ter of Saline county farmer, distrib-
uted kisses and hugs as prizes among
the harvest hands who did the most
work in the day. When night came the
wheat was out of danger from the rains
which shortly followed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
News Notes.

Sanford-During a severe thunder
storm, Robert Burns, farmer, was
instantly killed by lightning. He was
found lying in the road near his farm.
stephen-A severe electrical storm
passed over here. The heavy rain
caused much grain to lodge.
Hastings Valentine Boor, a mer-
chant tailor and pioneer resident, died
from paralysis aged 70 years.
Ada-John Riggers of Hadler is bad
ly paralyzed and in a precarious con-
dition, as the result of jumping from
passenger train. He lay on the prai-
Ne all night before anyone discovered
his plight.
Mankato-John Barth, Is years old,
was drowned in the Minnesota river.
Duluth-The body of Mrs John
Henemister was recovered from the
slip at the foot of Sixth avenue west
by the United States life-saving crew.
1t is believed that while walking on
the pier the woman accidentally fell
into the bay.
Minneapolis-The body of John E.
Paradis, who was drowned in Lake
Minnetonka, was recovered.
Moorhead-Mayor Nye left his wheel
standing on the street few days ago.
and some thief appropriated it and
rode to Fargo. The wheel was recov-
cred.
st. Paul-The National Association
of Sheriffs meets here Aug. for
three days convention. It is expected
100 sheriffs will attend.
Minneapolis-A fierce blaze in the
basement of the Ginter Grocery COM
pany's store, 90 Sixth street south,
caused loss on the stock of about
$1,000, while the building suffered to
the extent of $1,000. The loss is COW
cred by insurance.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
Gambler Ate His Boots.

St. Petersburg Moscow man made
a curious wager As against 500 roubles
bet by his opponent he agreed to eat his
bots if Russia did not force Japan to
sue for peace last summer. He lost, and
he carried out his agreement. Cutting
a small strip daily from his footwear he
masticated and swallowed it. 1t took
him nearly five months to complete the
operation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28

chew untidy hair and runpled apparel
She may play all she likes out of doors
but she must wear a veil to keep re-
bellious locks in place, she may keep
off tan from arms and hands with long
gloves.
Maybe it is because she has to live
up to her hat, such a neat little affair
as it is. 1t sits closely down on
smoothly coiled hair, trimmings and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
Sermon by Signs.

The bishop of st. Adams preached a
sermon recently in London church
for the deaf and dumb. By his side
stood curate who thoroughly under
stands the sign language. With nimble
fingers he translated the sermon SEN
tence by sentence to the large congre-
CATION of mutes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
Lectures ON Rihla.

Hamline. Northwestern Bible
conference and Chautauqua at the state
fair grounds July 80 to Aug. 90 is Sc
curing some noted talent for its work
The secretary Of the committee has re-
ceived a communication from DR.. John
Urquhart of Scotland, author and lee
turer, const nting to give the confer
ences ten addresses between Aug. II
and Is. DIR. Urquhart is between fifty
and sixty years of age, widely known
as preacher and as an author. At his
home in Scotland and all over England
he has waged constant fight in de-
Tense of conversation in theology.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
Good Picking.

Mr.. Knox-You don't want to meet
Mrs. Gaybird, you say?
Mrs. Knox-No, pick my friends.
well, she's Just the sort of woman
you and your friends would like to pick
to pieces. Philadelphia Press.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
Will Open the Tract.

Eveleth. kilograms were received
at Duluth by parties interested in the
lands surrounding Ely lake to the eff
feet that the final papers and maps
had been fully approved by the Wash
ington land office and were being sent
to the land Office at Duluth. The next
step looked for is the opening of the
land to settlement, which will mean
vigorous contests among the parties
who have been living for thirteen
years on the shores of Ely lake.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
Worth Much.

They say worth makes the man"
philosophical Uncle Allen Sparks,
"but nowadays he has to be worth a
million to be much of man."-Chi-
cago Tribune
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
news OF minnesota.
Pure Food.

st. PauL-All articles Of food sold in
Minnesota must be true to their
names, according to ruling male by
E. K. Slater, state dairy and food COM
missioner.
Mr.. Slater rules that the label must
contain the names of all the ingredi-
ents and that no technical terms which
the public cannot understand shall be
used. For instance, baking powder
containing phosphate, alum and starch
must not be labeled as containing
calcium acid phosphate and anhydrus
soda alum.
The ruling is made with especial
reference to the new code which will
go into effect March 1, 1906, but the
commissioner expresses the hope that
the new law will be complied with at
of illegal goods on the market next
March. He has prepared a letter,
which will be sent to the jobbers and
manufacturers in the state, explaining
the effects of the new law.
Examine Books.
Governor johnson ordered Public
Examiner P. NJ. Kerst to make an ex-
animation of the books and records
of the state capitol commission, in the
following letter:
1t is my understanding that there
never has been any general examina-
of the accounts and conduct of the
state capitol commission, and that no
examination has ever been made by
your department l therefore request
that you proceed, at your earliest con-
venience, to make IAN examination of
the accounts and business conduct of
said capitol commission since its crea-
ton, and make a report of your find
ings to this Office.
Inspect State Lands.
An inspection of the state lands In
the northern part of the state will be
made next month by state officials ac-
companied by editors of several agri-
cultural papers.
The details of the trip have not
been arranged, but it probable that
the party will go in special car and
will visit the state lands in Atkin,
Pine, Mile Laos, Carlton, Crow Wing,
Itasca, st. Louis and many other
counties in Northern Minnesota.
Busy at Fair Grounds.
Misunderstanding E. W. Randall
of the Minnesota state fair has been
busy at the fair grounds during the
last ten days. The rainy weather of
earlier part of the season delayed the
work, but it is now well in hand and
all the improvements and repairs will
be well out of the way before the OPP
ening of the fair on Monday Sept. 4.
The Minnesota-St. Louis building is
nearing completion. The carpenters
have finished this work and the ma
sons and plasterers are now putting
the cement finish in place. This wilt
take the place of the staff used in the
original building at st. Louis. Water,
and gas connection will be put in at
once.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28
THE TRIM GIRL OF TODAY

OW the summer girl must
be neat and trig, rather
than blowsy and trying to
wear an exaggerated holt
day air. She must be care
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-07-28

HE busiest of women rest
all over a few moments
every day, that they may
keep on with their busying
in an energetic and able
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
Robert Stevenson Married.

Mr. Robert Stevenson, an employe
Of the Cotton Belt. recently went to
Greenville, Tex, on visit It is re-
ported that be has been married to a
pretty and popular Greenville belle,
and that he and his bride Will arrive
in this city this evening. Mr. Steven
sen is quite popular with his employ
ers and he has many warm friends in
tEe city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
Pine Bluff audience. Seats on sale
;,t Coon and BedelIs, soc and CSC.
ESiE 5 MENTION,

O u Newly Of Clio Is here 10 sec
Bryan
Mr.. Il. D Palmer Of Star City is IN
ne city
l 9 lon,s of Fordyce is business
zjSitor Today
7. p Aydlatt Of Little RocG is a
quest al tne Trulock
Mrs. ]. Il. Specrs left for Memphis
10 visit friends today.
\ ] Nilsson. Il web known Fordyce
citizen is here today
J. D Burns OF Little Roei, arrived
in the city Thursday
II q Tibbett and wife of Fordycr
src bore ia hear bryan
MI f Elliott made a business trip
Gown the Valley yesterday
Mr.. ] H. Eddns has returned from
i weeks visit at Monticello
Rev. and Mrs W. H Browning will
20 1e the reunion at Louisville
Miss Jessie Meyers has returned
from d visit to friends at Clio.
Miss Wealthie Eighme of Jonesboro
is visiting friends in the city.
H. B. Benton and r. w Mays Of
Ferdyce are visitors to the city
W A Edwards Of Dallas. Texas
is Il business visitor tc the city
J. r. Ford. wife and baby of Totoc
are here to see and hear Bryan.
NJ. ". Ware of LinWood was here
yesterday on a business mission.
G. r. Williams of Fort Smith is
business visitor in the city today
NJ. Harsis and daughter of Kings
and are reg. stored at the Arlington
II D. Palmer of Star City is among
the business visitors in the city today
e. B. Pierce, wife and child of Lit.
tie Rock are in the city on a pleasure
trip.
Miss Mary Lindsay went 10 Lake
Shicot TO visit friends for several
lays
Mat May. a well known business
man q Rlson, came up to see Bryan
today
Miss Sadie Elliott left last night for
Memphis TO attend the Folz-Weiss
wedding
". T Hcllls OF Rison was visitor
tc the city having come UP 10 hear
Rryan's lecture.
Deputy Sheriff Mason Philpot re-
turned from a business trip to Little
Rock this morning
Misses Birdie Wilson and Alice
Jenkins of Searcy We're guests at the
Arlington hotel yesterday
w. D. Atwood, leading citizen OF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
a REMARKABLE SALE.

Everyone seems 10 III bulnp a
AVN swing, the delivery wagons 4
the PuGdephatt Furniture Manufac-
turing company are kept busy all day
lately delivering swings. To get them
II lower price than other dealers
il was necessary 10 make q contract
feI = large amount aud save freight
nH having them shipped in carload
1ols bal from The present mdtcatrtn
aNsH 'hjs lar2e number Viii not sun
pil 'h' demand Thy al' selling eood
AVN SWINGS fer -St9a- winch j. rrr
toiHry wUch OWL fh5n thyy nayo =e7
boon Sold elsewhere If you Aa1r-
at purchased one yet You had be-. ,cr
aai' th,m up I'D phone 3oG. new
phone I" ana have ON >cul ont. ho-
caUse after 'hjs lot is sone th"y may
Iet he abl, 10 furnish ih"m for $to5.
Send NeHt order Ia the Puddcphaff
Funllnre Manufacturing company
eeGauSo thc same sWlug ri.,rwhvre
&il cost You from 81 In 81 20 more
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
q e =
Hunter-Crute.her er.

The marriage of Mr. Phillip F.
Crutcher Of this city and Miss Ola
Hunter CT Sardis, Miss, was solemniz-
cd al the home of the brides parents
N Sards Wednesday evening at s
o'clock in the presence Of the many
friends of the young people. Rev. S.
W. Crutcher. father Of the groom
performed the ceremony. and was as
sisted by Rev j. n. CrHtcher. broth
CT of the groom Miss Fannie Hunt
CT. sister of the bride was the maid
of honor and MI Hubert b. Strange
OF this city was the best man. The
t ther attendants We're: Misses Virgin
ia Carter and Iona Walton of Sard s
and Doctor Edwin Wright and Mr.
Theo HoWry of Sardis Master Mar
shall Crutcher of Chicago and little
Miss Theo Simmons of Pine Bluff
were the flower bearers Mr. and
Mrs Crutcher will spend a few weeks
y SlIlcdSC OsioIG f1tuih -HS 10 flhe
Bluff, which place will be their future
ZONE Phillip f. Crutcher is the
chief ho1kkeeper 10, the Mann Tank
ersley Drug company Of this city and
IS a sterling young business man with
| host of friends Miss Hunter is the
daughter of Mrs. Sue Hunter Of Sar-
q s and sister Cd Mrs. J. F. Simmons
OF this place. She has visited here
several times and has many friends
here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

capacity. The chancel was banked
with ferns and palms, in graceful pro
fusion, with masses OF Bride roses
and white satin ribbons, bringing into
prominence the wedding colors, green
and white The usherS were Gus
Remmel and Rollin Lewis, who form.
ed an advance guard of honor 10 the
bridal party. The attendants were
Miss Janet Hampstead. Irving Hnsch.
Miss Annabel Taylor John Bateman;
Miss Lizzie W0rthen. Tom Newton
Miss Edith Beidlenan Blake Moore;
Miss May Booker, Vernon Jackson
Miss Mary Newton til.s1 bridesmaid
and George Worther. They We're fol
lowed by the maid OF honor, Miss Eia-
Eel Bragg, and the bride. who entered
with her father They were met at
the altar by The groom and his broth
er, Ed Orr. WhG was best man. and
the ceremony was SAID The reces-
sional followed in reverse order.
A brilliant reception followed at the
RENE of the brides parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Asa r. Brags, on Lincoln ave
nue.. The entire lower floor was con
verted into a floral bower and the
walls, windows, arches and doors
were festO0ned with southern smilaX,
while everywhere hung white wedding
bells. In an alcove under large
wedding bell the receiving party
stood. These We're Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
r. Bragg. Nh ana Mrs Ernes, Orr,
the entire wedding party and Mr. and
Mrs. Orr, the parents of the groom,
The brides gown Of ceremony was of
white silk and rich lace She carried
a shower bouquet Of white carnations,
tulle and ferns. Her veil was fasten.
ed with chaplet of orange blossoms.
wore a tCilette of sieen mousseliue
over green silk. and carried white car
OF diapbanous muslin. with quantities
Of thread lace, and lace-edged frills
and sirdles Gf greer paDn2 satin. with
long graceful ends and carried bou-
qHets Cf white carnations and ferns
Mrs. Bragg wore Il handsome gown
of black silk %renadine with acccsso-
rjes of point lace and diamonds
wedding luncheon was served in the
dining room which continued the brid-
al bell motif. and white and green
colors. Punch was served by Hardin
Cheek and frankie Gordon a large
number OF beautiful gifts We're recejv-
ed. Mr. and Mrs. Orr left for an east
ern honeymoon Journey and on their
return will reside in this city, where
both have a large circle of friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
Cox-Grace.

William P. Grace and Miss Bertha
ihe home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thos Cox. The ceremony
was said by Rev. DR. Key of Darda.
nellie. who performed like service
ttr the mother and father CT the
bride. in years gone by and who has
known the bride from infancy A
large number of friends assembled TO
witness the ceremony, which was said
at o'clock. The reception rooms
We're massed with palms and ferns.
while sweet peas formed the floral
keynote. The entry of six tots. in
white lace dresses. bearing the white
ribbon streamers. heralded the com
iEg of the bride and groom. who walk
ed down the satin-wreathed aisle thus
formed. The bride wore a golden
brown gown of travel. with Napoleon
nat en- suite. and carried Bride roses
After congratulations had been said
and wedding luncheon served, Mr..
and Mrs Grace left for their wedding
tour of month in the east Mr. and
Mrs. Cox were assisted in caring for
their guests by Judge and Mrs. A. b.
Grace, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Page
and Miss Key. A large number of
wedding presents were received. Nh
and Mrs. Grace will be absent until
July 10. after which time they will
he at home at 500 East Seventh street.
Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

New Edineure ) luest Of one ot
Finv Nuns ieadine h,tels.
] ". VI. Galloway arG wife Of Swan
Lake are registered u The city hay
/ 'n@ come 10 see Nj bryan.
W. 4 Sadl,r tn wrll known tray
cl'ns salesman et Littlo Rock. is in
the city on business nip.
Mis- fete Exams returned tadaz 10
aar heme In fztsta Roc, atteg pleas
ian' STAY VITA trr,nas III me- cry
Mr.. y. O. AleNana,l. aad twe Sous
Y O If. AM lofa L.. arc spending
q f'w lays ashn- 2, Lake Chicot
. Mr. Reeksie COLI a.aase p~fimaaIe
lady Of j. III th,-e1y Yi~itia4
her 2rananieee Mrs = VI. Bridges.
Mr.. ana Mrs / = SagIb, return.
this morning from an ,Nuu.:ed Nisil
70 relatives and fr,tut~ IN lexington.
! Ky.
! i. \. Swanson. ii We'll huuWn un#
herman ef Risen aeaas u, }ast Hs4ht
10 AXE II the RrH#n Jay here. and is
/ REGISTERED Al the Arlington
/ !. f. seymour. driver OF No. hosa
carl al the fire station, viii Leave fer
Monticello next Saturday ON his fesu.
lar vacation ffip for III" summer.
Huher1 h Strange has returned
| rom "a -.
man al the weddins of Mir. z. +
! rntcher and Miss Ola Hunter.
Mrs J. Mon @omcry and Misses ca.
RE Thode ami Willie Bcnncfisld Of
! Nattoen arrived here last night aud
are the snests of Mrs. B. II Chris
topher
Governor Jeff LAWS arrived this
morning from Little Rock and =, reg
lstered at the Trulcck Governor na.
Wis viii atteno the bah game this at.
! icmo0n.
John NJ. CoVeS a ciiiz,n of IT,. ~
+ 'orpr.sins little town IF FoFd4ee.
came up over the Cotton Heft last
night, and Is making his neatlaaartsrs
at the Arlington
Judge and Mrs s. y. Grace ana
| daughters. Misses J;,>l" ana Netfi,
Grace. have returned from little
Rock, where they Attended. H. w,5d.
ding Of Mr. W. Porter Gsace and
Miss Bertha Coy.
Rev w {. Watson left last night
for Gillette, where ne VIII nficiate= at
! the marriage of Two Of his voung
! friends. He viii return via England
at which place ne will deliver the an
rual address at the graduating ever
c1ses of the England high school
Mrs. Montague and her grandson
( Jesse Core. VIII leave this week fer
! Montreal. Canada, to spend the SUN.
Ter with Mrs. MontaGuc's daughter
Mrs Norwood Lash Mrs Montague
! will be accompanied by Miss Nae Blt,-
! tbenthal, who Will visit her sister, Mrs.
| Itorntield, at Montreal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
Boat Party.

Misses Nell Gallagher. Bette Austin,
Bessie Downs. Ella Howell, Margaret
Taylor. and Dr. Mayfield, Cmran Mich.
ui. Sterling Barrow. Frank Hearn and
Beaurie HUT composed a party of
young people who leave today on the
Lucille Nowland for pleasure trip up
the river They will go as the guests
of Miss Bessie Downs. Mr. and Mrs
ChaS Brown and Mrs. Matt Downs s
will chaperone the party
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
Take a Look

IL Is the 0afdeSt matter IN the
world to find desira BILE houses to rent.
But what's the use of paying out
money TO a landlord, when We can
sell you home mos, anywhere in the
City en- terms just like paying rent
| l. you pay your money to yourself You
nave something that is better than
putting it in savings bank. Come in
and see us and let us know just what
you want and we will find it for you
So dent forget that terms are easy
and prices low Below you find list
OF few BILE improved and un-
improved bargains which we have for
sale:
improved.
lots 7OX,fO, with two houses. cor
ner Eighteenth and Walnut streets.
1901 West Fifteenth avenue. 5-rcom
house, IA block cheap.
Lot 6Ox154, with S-rocm residence
located at GIT West Fourth.
1112 West Eighth--1-4 block, con
tanning houses
l122 West Second, lot G0x154. with
3 houses
110S West Second 7-room mouse.
705 South State, 4-room house
1904 West Seventeenth Broom
louise
1919 West Fifth, 7-room house.
1904 West Fifth. 4-room house.
PIG East Eleventh and Alabama, 2.
story residence. 6 rooms.
707 South Walnut, 7-room house.
1-2 block commencing Alabama and
Georgia streets containing 8 houses,
707 South Main, 8-room residence.
Unlmproved Property.
lots, Eighteenth and Cherry.
2 lots, Fifth and Plum
lots, Fifth and Spruce.
/ lot. Fourth and Linden.
lets. Seventeenth and Poplar.
lots. Thirteenth, fronting Alabama
and Georgia.
2 lots, 70x140, facing Pine and
Chestnut streets.
lots, Twelfth and Beech.
- block, Twelfth and Hickory
1-2 block, south Hawley Memorial
church.
We are also agents for the Austin
md Taylor addition, South Cherry
street. We have many other lots tha'
We have not mentioned in this ad s.
if you are interested in real estate i
will pay you TO see US before huyir@
CRU7ChFIELD AND WORTHEN
1903 Pine Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
Park Dances.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peterman will
open Bell park with a dance Friday
night and will continue to give dances
at the park each Friday night until
the summer theatrical season opens.
Mr.. Peterman has been unable to Sc
cure theatrical company up to the
present time, but hopes to have one
here in few weeks. The park has
been cleaned up and the floor of the
pavilion nicely waxed for the dances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
= . '
Enuauement Extraordinary.

Mr.. Mcneil announces three special
{. .easements for his concert on Mon
day evening. the 18th inst. Miss Ar
banda Dye. whose beautiful contralto
voice is unsurpassed in the south,
sing, as will Miss Cora B. Martin, Whc
1as just returned from Boston with
fresh triumphs and Miss Julia VIII
Jams. who has been with Madame
Shuler Of the Vienna conservatory for
he past two years and who has been
hosen as one OF the faculty Of the
Lincoln. Neb.. school Of music, will
make her first appearance before a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
THE POINT

W wish 70 emphasize Is refiaoi,
itY. i may sound "aoij<f.cu 10 hear
nan praise himself bat tat DOES
rot sIrrf facts 4 H5tl1 non 8 srff
peaae = aH tight # it taee<. Ne
oao 70. Your rad" on IN distinct tit
aefstandme hat We aiIl=tes harder
to =tse yoa a1'tstaetion fAau aay erh-
= Druggist We are earns a)y ryjn1
To make this the best draa tor W.
don't eare 10 be the biggest hat Na
20 want 10 be tn" best
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
E.. q. SMART
Fancy Grocer.

Advertising is to the merchant
what plo ing and sowing is to the
farmer Blairsville. Pa. Courier,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
SOCIETY NOTES
Sunday School Picnic.

The Juvenile Missionary society of
Carr Memorial church will have pic.
nic at Sulphur Springs Friday. The
young folks will go out 70 the springs
in conveyanees, taking along baskets
G. dainty eatables Innocent amuse-
ments will be indulged in, and a bask.
ct dinner served. Rev, and Mrs. c. ".
Drake will chaperone the party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
Wedding Announcement.

Mr. and Mrs E. H. Lindsay of Clio,
ave announced the marriage CT their
daughter, Gillie, and Mr.. William Nal
icy cf Pine Bluff the wedding to occur
at the home of the brides parents,
July 25.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
Brauq-Orr.

The wedding of Ernest Clyde Orr
End Miss Hattie Marlowe Bragg took
place at the FIRST Methodist church,
South, last night at 9 O'clock, Rev w.
F. Andrews officiating Long before
the hour appointed the auditorium of
rhe edifice was filed to its utmost
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
Misses Lowry Entertain.

Misses Matte and Christie Lowry
entertained their friends at their
home at 613 Pine street last evening
from 80 to- / SO O'Clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

Our success is due moro to persist
ont advertising than to any other
cause.-CocoCcla company, Atlanta.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-08-31
5 000 TELEGRAPHERS

Annually to fill the new positions created
by railroad and telegraph companies. We
want young men and ladies of good habits