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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-09
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE

IN
Agnes Goodwilie....... Miss Leila Repton
Lucy White. e........,..... Miss Alice Lonnon
Effie Proctor Miss Rose Beaudet
Dr D ,e, r WIIisn MI n "a ssntep nT
Sir George Gliding. Mr.. Ivan r. Simpson
Lady Gliding, his wife Miss Mabel Dubois
The Dowager Lady Gliding. ....:.......
..,.........,....."..;M Miss Nellie Angel
Henders. Mr.. Ernest Stallard
Pete. ete...................Mr Walter Edmunds
Dawson. Mr.. j. w. Laurence
At the Providence Opera House last
evening Mr.. i. s. Willard presented the
ffth selection from his weeks repertoire.
J. NJ. Barrie's comedy in three acts, The
Professors Love Story"
The pretty play Is one of the earliest
OF the Barrie writings and one OF the
country. 1t introduced him to Provi-
dence for the first time, we belleve-when
Mr.. Willard came TO Providence and a
corporal's guard went 70 Willard, from
the leaven OF which little bunch Of thea
tregoers. whose presence only seemed 10
make the house more desolate than abso-
lutte emptiness, developed at jump the
succeeding season the "standing-room-
There were folks in last nights au-
dence who have attended every change
OF bill this week--besdes the reviewers.
The house was filled up in way to in
dicate the uniagging interest which this
actor commands OF his public. With
captivating spirit ,d Mr. Willard PLAYED the
I
grown old over books before his time,
in love and doesn't know X, with
woman he doesn't know whom.
II ls interesting TO observe the Barrie
drolleries In this play fresh and crisp
as they are but tentative and in a way
experimental as they now seem in light
OF Barrles later work which demon
strates his confidence I'm the inimitable
kind OF thing he does. due TO attested
public appreciation. Although. on occa-
sion. since the Love Story" was writ
ten. he has been tempted 10 overdo what
has come to signify the Barrie style"
The brace OF Barrie Hielanders. capi-
tally done by Mr. Stalland and Mr.. Ed
munds, last evening, are a fine exhibit
OF Barrie on his native heath at drollery
Miss Donnon was again charming In
the pretty part OF Lucy White
which. like the character OF the
Professor and, indeed the whole play,
is quite preposterous but. like fairy tale,
isdelightfully plausible. once you accept
the premises As shown in the pleasure
afforded last nights Audience the Bar
RE fantasy as interpreted by Mr.. Willard
! and his talented company IL still one OF
the most enduring things in the repertoire
in the popularity of audiences.
The Professors Love Story" Is the
bill for this afternoon. and tonight Mr.
| Willard will present his original success
in this country. THE Middleman." ty
Henry Arthur Jones.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-09

After tho Honeymoon" and James
Richmond Glenroy. THE Man With the
Green Cloves an ever-popular enter
tainer. will make his first appearance in
three years and will offer some new and
amusing epitaphs and parodies.
Gus Bruno. one Of the best known char
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-09

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Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar N II
fails 10 cure your cough or cold We
also guarantee - cent bottle 10 prove
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29

GeIbpebel (au einem @oloos
ten. Der auf llrlaub MARI: $50 'tpos
III mod ntdt ba gepefen! Brinst mir
Der aerl einen 8lumenftraub NIT bonn
-Shfpeinef9ladten!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
Der a0din iou sefiinoist tperoen.
Anahufte Irunr.

onntae ager: r5euts
babe id slei9 atpei 9afsn ee{4ofen!!4
O n: Col. Sinh iie ba
Mniatr2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
Ilnalamblidbe 8rutaIitat.

IS ipiirbe unglaubli9e 8rutalitdt
getpeien fein, bdtte Gbas. s. Gambler
ger bon Spracufe. q. g., ni6t bas
8efe fir ieinen franfen Sobn getan.
Mein Sobn, iagt er, erbielt einem
grdBli1ea S6nitt iiber benz Nnge; i6
nanbte 8udlens Irnica Sable an
nnb bic Mnnbe beilte. Nur rs @ts.
Bel s. &alteper & Sobn c.. s. S.
Sdmitt) unb Abolf DreiR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
Qnt.,.er ner 8letdts.

Gin iunser ReiIenber. nod Reus
ling. III infolge unsebeuren Sdnses
toua In einem fleinen Gtdot6en boGz
fdnbts einseidneit. CT peib F9 tsls
men Bath unb bepefdirt an iein 9aus:
rGtnsef9neit!-8abn pertpebt!-Wus
ma4eng" Drahtanttport bes prin3:-
pals: ~Stat f~pielsn!-@epinn einz
fenoeni4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
Gfuuenanae,,

sMdrum bait Oh oenn eine fold:
Wuth auf Deinen Mann2"-.Md.
bent DIR: @ls Id beute @Ormittas
tDesen zines neuen Suites in Sbnma6t
fiel. bat Der unmenf9 raid ben Stubl
iressesosen. 70 oab ia-um ni9t aus
Der Role su falen-eine @tertelftunbe
ouf benz barten Gubboben Iiessn
mubte."
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parun1.

rWesbaIb tiinoissn sic benn sSbrer
RS9tn ni4t. biefer freaen perfone"
$50 getraue mfrs nt9t. Sbr
S9ab 1T lInteroffiaier BET Der Som
pasrie, in Der mein @obn als ginidbe
rtger bent"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
4aa ner e,.tsn aIten Belt.

stubtfolbat gum 9ano,
uerisburfden. Der bettelt): pgetteln
1T perboten unb pirb nit stpan3ig
9reu5er g'ftraft!"-9 a nonerts
burde: Sol ia, I bob' absr
nur aht areuasr!N-S Il
n9a faauft' glei', baB Du g
anbere nod 8'famm bringft. fonf!
fommf mer nit oits Der Staot naus!'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
Atttn5nltd1.

Dirtttor:....@ ie tpoIlen ben
.2obensrin' f%inseng.. -. Iein, mein
Qteber, bas sebt niat! Bet Sbrem
S4pdbeln sloubt MANS ia gar nidt,
bab Gle aus einem unbetannten 2anoe
fcmrntni@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
Guangeitfd1 Infb . ertfdle ct. SobGl.
mes Rirdie.

Ode Ruena= unb Sabs Breia. Strase.
Spnntaqsihuf Seben Sonntc1
Bprmittos UNI 9 nbr.
@pttesoien It: Seben Spnntaa um
10 ubr 8ormittaes.
abeno. @otteseieuft Seoeu
Sonntag I'm 8 ubr Nbenbs.
Sober Deutihe lit berslicb piutommen
@obnnng 814 sio.preiasg traBe.
%. 6artmann. NaHor,
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Blu pteI uerIuuut,

9ddermeifer gum @elesen,
beitsbihter): sd mDdts germ 3ur
9odaeit meiner To9ter ein @e6i9t be-
ftellen; iie beiBt Mmalie unb er pauI.
RSnnten sic Is ntdt 70 etnri9ten, baB
fim tire Hamen reimen9"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
RnlthIiitfu.

Grtmoer: Sam ih ben Serrn
profefor fpre9en2"-D iener
eines gbemifers (aIs in bies
fem Woment Elm furatbarer &nan err
fols): sd slaub' nidt-oer 9err
profefor fliegt grab in D. 2uft!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
5MuIttt1H.

..9at fd Sbr 9erebrer, Der surus
lthrer. Der Sbnen iebt faft Elm babies
Sahr bic Rur i4neioet, nod nt9t err
tldrt21 rNein!" = .9errf9aft.
ntrnmt Der aber einen laneen Mnlanf!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-29
@r6Bter hummer.

sd beboure auberorbentIid. snas
btse Grau, oab Sbr 9err @emab1 70
plDslt4 seitorben it."-g rau:
u44, ia. uno seraoe tur5 bor benz
ndf6ina!@
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27

pose of deceiving governing authori-
ties. He compelled directors and
officers, one after another, to admit
under oath the charge that the
country's corporate interests were
sin politics." not only contributing to
campaign funds, but also appro-
priating vast sums to influence legis-
lation at the various state capitals.
In doing all this he set standard of
methods as well as results.
1t was like watching a spider weave
its web, some one remarked, to follow
Hughes as he enmeshed his witness IN
a trap that had no exit but candor.
He gave them no chance to evade,
little to lie. He did not even attempt
to catch them in falsehood, choosing
rather to lead them SO gently toward
the crucial point that they would see
at once the futility of avoiding the
issue when they came face to face
with it.-Ralph II. Graves in the
American Illustrated Magazine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WEST BURKE.

AIeck Lucia Is more comfortable.
Mary circuit is teaching in the Bundy
strict.
holm Mcclellan of Glover, was in town
By week.
bradford Crandall has moved into his
Iw home.
h lH. Coburn has returned from his trip
Boston.
|c6l. C. w. Scarf of Bennington, was In
WIZ last week.
miss Edith Mooney is teaching in the
arshall district.
Mrs. A. w. Brockway has gone to Lyn-
Dn Tor few days.
MRS. Carrie Gaskill OF Barton, IS IN
WIN visiting friends.
The mechanics attended church 10 q
Sdy Sunday the 26th.
Mrs. Olive Harris Of Sutton, has beer
ksiting Mrs. Mary Packer.
Mrs. Dickerman and daughter Matte
~ visiting in Lyndonville.
Mrs. F. II. Frasier and daughter Mildred
Mn st. Johnsbury last week.
4 MA and Mrs. William Jenness are re
bicing over the advent OF q nice boy.
Mrs PERRY Porter, who has been i'll 10
averali weeks, still remains in seriou
condition.
Iobn Tyler has gone to Newport, Conn
- tbe winter. He was accompanied b
Is son Harris.
Miss Carrie Marshall has gone to Anes
~ Mass, where she will spend tn
|vinter with friends.
nTr and Mrs. Amos Albee and Mr. an
Il Dayid Ried of Lisbon,,N. a, visite
DIR. ". r. Noyes' last week.
rev. F. w. Lewis OF st. Johnsbur,
.resched . fine sermon al the Methods
spiscopaI church last Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Story, who has been teacE
ne in ths primary department OF the vi
AGE school, has returned to her homs
Test Barnet.
V. Dalton, d. d. G. NJ. OF Hardwic
xaIl make his official visit to CaIedon
5dge, No 9s, a. f. aud A. NJ, on Wed ne
nay evening, Dec. 8, 1905. Work on t
Il. A. degree aud refreshments will
served. Let there be q full attendance.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27

Ruth Lovejoy has been sick with tonsil-
tits. as
Mrs.. Field has been spending q week
-i,h friends In the south part OF the town.
Mrs. Henry Eldridge's father, Mr.. Dewey,
d,od wednesday. The remains were taken
TO Irasburg, his former home, for burial
Friday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
WESTFKLD.

,. f. j. Kinney and daughter OF Bar
landing are visiting al A. L. Browns.
,. Snow and daughter, Miss Florence,
returned to their home IN Massachu-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
WHEELOCK.

Miss Nora buckley is visiting in st.
Johnsbury
Jerry Buckley of Barton visited his faith
er last week.
Mrs. j. Mooney has returned from
Boston, Mass.
Mrs, H. W. Brooks has returned to
Unionyille, Mass.
The Ladieswtll hold social Friday az
ternoon and evening.
There'will be Grange meeting Saturday
at the j. o. U. A. M. hall.
Rev. John Wesley gave an interesting
sermon at the church last Sunday.
Ufford and Ritchie's. mill is being re-
paired while the men are in the woods cut
ting large supply of logs.
A. o. Wheeler's sons, who have been
spending the last few weeks in Lyndon.
were at home over Sunday.
Florence Jenkins closed a most success
full term Of school at Stannard Friday and
will return for the winter term.
George Dubois met withs serious iniur,
last week. In going downcellar he mad
missrep and fell, but is better at thi
writing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27

rom, Willard Nichols, Henry Ken
Hugh Loveland, Ruth Joslyn, Ray
Waterman, Harold Waterman
missing one day were Albert Blouin,
e Canning, Mamie Uttin. Walter
missed one half day and Grace Sweet
d one half days, making total ao-
Of five days.
r. Z. Flagg, ID. D., formerly oil
n. H., was installed Tuesday eve
IS pastor OF the Congregations
h In this place. The invocation was
v. Thomas Hall Of Island Pond and
Scripture reading by Rev. James
&c Of North Troy. Rev. w. J. Tuck
ID OF Dartmouth college, delivered
rmon. The remainder of the pro-
follows: installation prayer, Rev. l.
Grey, Derby; charge to people, Rev
barnes, st. Johnsbury; charge 10
:, Rev. j. K. KiIburne, Barnet, and
hand of fellowship, Rev. w. A.
Ter, Barton. Rev. DIR. Flagg for ten
was president of Ripon college, Wis
", and twenty years ago declined
Fom the church at which he will now
tie. A short time ago the call was
mously renewed and was accepted.
WESTFKLD.
P. f. j. Kinney and daughter OF Bar
landing are visiting al A. L. Browns.
p. Snow and daughter, Miss Florence,
returned to their home IN Massachu-
Congregational Ladies' Aid Society
With Mrs~E. 3. Miller last Thursday
noon.
Eis Andrews has moved from the
near w. b. Gilpin's to Henry Part
In Troy.
y Miller, accompanied by his friend,
Eldridge, was home from Bakersfield
Sunday, November 10.
bot. and Mrs. Albert w. Farman are
wing congratulations on fine baby
Inter, who arrived Nov. Il.
w. F. A. Junkins and Walter ID. Bell
hded the installation of Rev. K. c.
liz, d. D., at Newport last Tuesday.
(. and Mrs. John Brown recently
hded the funeral of Mrs. Browns
her, Larkin Lockwood, at st. Johns
y. Mr.. Lockwood spent his early
in this town.
nday,. November II, Rev. M. III. Ryar
ewport Center preached in the Metho
church in exchange with Rev. 1. A
ney. Mr.. Ryan baptized one person
administered the Sacrament. 1881 s''n
be Christian Endeavor Society reorgan
last Sunday night, Nov. 26, electinI
following officers: president, Rev. T
Junkins; vice president, Miss Jessi
odworth; secretary, Miss Maud Z
Ter; treasurer, Homer B. Hitchcock
hour for holding the meetings hs
ID changed from 7:30 to 700 p. n.
Fridays Boston Globe is an extende
punt of reception given Rev. Alfre
atwood to his parish at Quincy Poin
SIS, where he has become the pastor {
Quincy Point First Congregations
hrch.. 1t said the affair was the event
season and attended by hundred
Atwood will be remem bered here g
son of Rev. l.. z. Atwood who wa
/ 6or of the Congregational church her
several years.
WESTMORE.
4 Mrs. Chas. Atkins is visiting her sistt
Lsconia, N. Il.
The remains OF Mrs. Fredonia Gates we
bught here from Barton for burial No
Mrs. Mary Tatro entertained the ladi
.iety last Thursday, large number We
bsent and it was success both socia
ID financially.
D, Switser has moved his family into
Berwick's house. A large number III
re attended the exhibition Friday eve
at East Bloomington and report
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
kodoI dyspepsia Cure
Digests what YOU eat
offMisslis s Early Risers
The famous little pills.
No. 296
Thanksgiving Supplies

All the fancy tixings that help
to make Thanksgiving dinner
aepleasure to anticipate. Rice,
Raj :ins, Currants, Prunes,
Tapioca, Cranberries Onions,
Pickles, Olives, Nuts, Con-
fectionery, etc.
Again we say
SHOES.
We want to say Shoes often
enough so that that branch of
our business will command
your attention. New additions
to the stock this week. Don't
forget that we have ,a~lsihHa.
Warm Shoes saa
= for cold feet. Everybody's
feet. Felt boots, leggins, rub
bers and overshoes.
Pant Cloths
Can't find pant cloths, did you
say? Try here.
A bushel Of Onions, $l.OO
Dress Skirts
We have new lines from three
makers, all good values. That
Skirt at 81 90 is worthy of a
higher price.
tr IF you need
Mems or Boys Overshirts
we'd like to show them and
leave the verdict with you.
i" Bad luck to U.s.
We've got a few Ladies and
Misses Garments that were
carried over. However, It's
an i'll wind that blows into
nobody's barn They are
good warm garments, but the
price is ruinous. The NEW
GARMENTS need no apology
Rain Goats
Ia rs in two leading numbers at $7.O(
and $40 co. 800 ~ as
f Can Use a Few Loads of Coco
White Potatoes.
: Q. w. LOCKE,
: Barton Landing. w
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
SUTTON.

Charles Clark is the juryman for this
town, and Will attend the county court at
st. Johnsbury next month.
Your reporter had look at Albert
Clark's large new barn, and thinks it to be
one of the best barns in the county.
Nina Clark and Mabel Bundy are taking
the International Correspondence course.
This is FIVE years. course OF study. 1t
embraces all the common school studies
and several of the higher branches.
CHI. WhippIe has an instructor Tor his
little deaf and dumb son, who is teaching
him the 'sLips' method, and ne is making
rapid progress, being able to write gooo
number of words from watching the lips
of his teacher.
About twenty i've of the friends OF Mr.
and Mrs. L. w. Green called on them last
Thursday evening to remind them that
it was the fortieth anniversary OF tnelr
marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Aldrich ano
their daughter Myrtle of West Burke Burke
and Col. c. A. Scarf OF Burlington were
present and added much to the interest,"
of the occasion. Miss Aldrich rendered
l some fine selections and Col. Scarf reciteo
a poem and other selections to the pleasure
$ of all present. This with songs and Other
music, refreshments and general gooe
p social time made a most enjoyable evening
for all.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-27
SHEFFIELD.

Harley Davis is i'll with grip.
Mrs. Oliver Hall is convalescent.
samuel Drake and wife visited in DanvlIIe
recently.
George Gray is out again after his recent
illness.
Mrs. Aston Day is very sick with rheu-
matte fever.
Willis Wilkey has moved to the shylock
Gray's place.
school has commenced in No. 8, Flora
Chesey teacher.
The Ladies Aid met at the parsonage
Friday November 4th.
Charles Smelling and Harley Page both
cut their feet last week.
Rem Gray has been stopping for some
weeks at James Salmon.
Mrs. Charles King has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sylvania Gray
Mrs. Winslow Brown is on the sick list
and Eta Brooks is doing the work.
Mary Flanders spent last week with
her parents. She works in the Peerless
factory at Barton.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF
Charles A. Young and Miss Bessie Brown
of Wentworth, N. II.
"A, Barber has sold his farm to Mass
achusetts parties and Mr.. Barber viii
move to Lyndonville.
James Salmon and Miss Lucy Gray were
married November IA at Landau, N. II
They will reside in this town.
John Wesley Of st. Johnsbury preached
at the M. E. church Sunday, Rev. Nc
DougaIl being away on visit.
Invitations are out for the wedding o
Miss Alice Jenness and Percy Kennistol
Thursday evening, November 3Oth.
The Modern Woodmen will hold a pro
menade and chicken pie supper at tn
town hall Thursday evening, November 81
J.,O. King received word last week tbs
\ by the death, efIan unciedn Chicago, jaime
B. King, he had been left the sum OF $zo
600. .nUeT 1sza ana
Berney Chase was called to Hanover, I
H.. on account of the sickness of his VII
who is in the hospital. She had an opert
ton for appendicitis last Tuesday.
!, A number O, Flossie Chesley's fr1ent
went to her home Friday night, NoVen
Der II. to remind her it was her 18th olrtl
, day. They all enjoyed pleasant time al
left many pretty presents among the
,; were, gold watch and chain, goid p
and shirt waist set.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-30
ThORNS THAT SCRATCH


Why should the picking of berries
be job that tears our clothing and
scratches our hands, says the Garden
Magazine Why not train the berries
to accommodate themselves to Our
convenience instead Of adapting our
selves to their unreasonable habits
March is the time to take the first
step to secure an excellent crop and
an early one. Set up stakes and run
wires from. one to the other. To the
wires tie the berry stalks. as nearly
upright as they will go, This will
encourage the fow of sap and you
Will have better and earlier berries
than if they were left to themselves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-30
TIME AND SETTING HENS.

An ente .p"ising. salesman from &c
Gt the large cities went to- a certain
rural as.: o'unity and endeavored 10
sell and incubator to farmer His
Arguments did not make any impress
sion Upon the agriculturist. Finally.
as clncher, in favor of his up-to-data
Improvement he exclaimed:
'I.CGk at the time it will save"
The farmer sauirted mouthful OF
tobacco juice on the ground before
replying. and then said. with provok-
ing calmness:
Oh. what's time to settin hen
That settled the question, No in
cuEatCr was sold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-30
pEAvl- or MOTHER cLEOo1As.

Sister Cecal;a superior af the Sis
tg.rs Of Charity Of Anuunciation acad-
envy received a telegram this morn
iy.g frem Louisville, Ky, that Mother
Clophas died last night at the hos
pital Of s. Mary and St Elizabeth.
that city Mother CleophaS was the
,Nother or chief superior Of the Sisters
Of Charity ot Nazareth for several
terms and WAS recognized as j woman
Of unusual ability. II for,aar years
when there was talk Of Merrill hos
p.tal and in latac tju.es after tNe de
structlor Of Anuueeiation academy by
fve Mother CleophaS met mary Of
he leading business people % Pine
R'9t. aud impressed them with the
acutenesS # her observations and Of,
her atriaNIe disposition A requiem
mass VII Ne ee}ebrated on tor2orrow
n 3 = II by Ms~ Lueey aud also
on Monday, June : 10 which the gen
e, IL pAa,ie is invited
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-30
Mr.. WILLARD ELECTED,

Manassas, Va May :o.--(SpecialA
MFR. Oswald Garrison Willard, editor
CT the New York Evening Post. was
today elected president CT the Man
assas industrial school for the colnred
youth. succeeding Col. Carroll D..
Wright. formerly commissioner OF la
Dor. who severed his connection With
the institution because Of his removal
frcm tbs section of the country to
take the presidency cf Clarke HniSer-
Sity
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-30
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The Graphic Wlut adv brings re-
epIts,= Try one.
oak and piue wood phone w. II
| BOYD Old phone 902
Sand delivered an eho~. nofict
paWhius SAND company old phon'
G4I
Me~ Jes Cromwell Nesi Third
aNenue.= WHo.i IS ill ~ reported rs COT
e.. ezcsnt today.
H5ve VauzIi..# tu l-9rr som" extra
none, luouIu apnI> i cifcuialiuu de
z..ltin.nt Gruphlc-
Remove! - 81 Wcst BarrlqHr
=zifeel VA Keilee. manufacturing
aud rrpaifin& harness and saddles
Chief Stewart viii 60. after dog
faXCs after jun I 1an5 aud expects
IL increase The cit, revanna al Least
S. 600 BY these taxes.
Before letting yonr contract for
D1,,tn,,in< N. war,uoz seq the Pine
HIuT Plumbing campany O'Cenror
and Doorytn nronriotors
-rhas H., i all, /, MIA 20
,oans ,,d if Won desire IN borrow If
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-30
+ + + 4. + + + = 4. 4. + 1
EAST EMO NEWS, 4
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Mrs. Ben Barber IS visiting friends
ia Lewisvila. Ark
Engines los and 326 and coach
20 have been overhauled at the Get
ton Belt shops aud are ready for ser
vice
Mr.. I'D Englsh. travelling engineer
for the Cotton Belt. is in the city for
q few days on business
Mr.. W. IA. Arnold, a former am.
plCye OF the Gotten Belt rip track. left
today for Camdeu. where he has ac.
cepted pos,tioa IS fireman On the
wrecked
Miss CLARA Fart leaves tonight for
a three months visit IN Tennessee.
She will be- accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. n f, Price. who has been visit
ing In the city While away Miss
Hart will visit in Memphis, Trice. Gov
ingtoa, Gates and Jackson Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-30
LIKE A GRIZZLY.

SO you have been married Eve
years." interrogated the Old friend
well, you look SO happy your nus
hand must act very nicely"
''He acts like bear when be comes
home" replied the Michigan avenue
lady
Like a bear? Gracious! In what
way"
"He-ha hugs me"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-05-30
A MATERIAL DISTINCTION.

Pingry-l met Brown Just now, he
'ouked fearfully glum. What's the
matter with him A nCte gone to pro
test2
Browns Clerh-No, they've saut
aim word that his note is overdue
ana he's going 70 protest -Fastoa
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