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ditions and principles of their faith
ers. and maintained the honor and
glory of the American arms. This
victory brought with it renewed OBJ
legations aud grave responsibilities,
which we could not avoid, and would
not have avoided if we conld. For
the Republic never retreats. Its tag
is the only flag that has never known
defeat. Where that flag leads we fol
low. for We know that the hand that
bears it onward is the unseen hand of
God We follow the flag aud indie
pendcuce is ours. We follow the
hag aud oceans are ruled We follow
the flag and everywhere and always
it means larger liberty, noblcr OPP
portunity and greater happiness aud
while God leads we follew the flag
and the Republic lives. Lives for
ever IN the love OF all Americans.
We love her for Bunker Hill, Val
lcy Forge and Yorktown; We love
her for Gettysburg, Stone River and
Appomattox We love her for Wash
in.tou. Warren and Marion, Tor
Grant. Lee. sherman aud Jackson;
end the thousand namelcs- heroes who
have died that the Republic might
.t.
Long live our country Long live
Republic Of Washington Long
..r the United States Of America.
.0 land that We love.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-08

No sound save the rush of the river,
While falls the dew on the face Of
the dead,
The picket's off duty forever
For more than four years thi, cru
Ell struggle was carried on. victory
first with one side and then the 9th
er But at last Lee surrendered to
Grant at AppomattoN peace rcieued
We trust, forever
God often makes the darkest night
bring forth the brightest stars the
blacklist midnight OF affection and
sorrow produce the lo,clic,t flowers
80 il was in this, our nation dark
est hour. when the flowers Of virtue
and piety bloomcd in the lives of
such men a. Lee. Jackson. Grant,
and sherman. BY the light Of such
noble character, a. these the ,had-
ow, of war were chased away. and
now,
"Onc flag, one land. one heart one
hand,
One nation forcycrmorc.
This feeling Of union and love be-
tween the North and South was re-
Gently shown ia the death Of General
Joe Whecler lie won fame and dis
tincuon in sighting for hi, native
Southland, aud for the cause he
thought was just. But. when his
coun try's dag was in danger. he no
bly, responded TO the call to arms aud
was upon the side Of his nations de.
fender. When a short time ago he
was stricken by disease and held ia
its firm clutches. all hearts were anx.
ious for hi, recovery. Atlsst how
ever, when the words, Fighting Joe
Wheeler Is dead flashed over the
wires, the nation heart was stricken
with grief Tor so great q soldier, 80
great mau 80 noble a patriot.
Shroudcd in the fag which be had
loved so we'll, aud borne to the grave
by comrade, who had worn the blue.
and by comrades vhc had worn the
gray, he Was tenderly laid To rest in
Arlington. beautiful Arlington where
sleep the nation dead
The great civil war ended the ar
mics were di-banded, their tents
struck. their camp fire, put out the
muster rolls laid away. aud the sur
yiyors returned to take their place.
among their families and to resume
long neglected duties.
Never in the history Of God gov
eminent Of mankind has a nation
gone forward more certainly to all
that IL grand, beautiful and true than
/ has America. Today she stands the
greatest nation on the face Of the
earth
notwithstanding the wonderful in
duencc and power Of the United
State-, she ha, never lost her regard
for humanity. and b. now The iaud
toward which turn the down-trodden
aud oppressed OF all nations. 1t is
this fact which ha- made her. not
only the land which we love, but also
the country beloved by the people
Of ali tongues aud tribes Of all land.
and language
The war with Spain was for hu-
rnauity sake, and wss undertaken,
not that the United States might in
crease her territory, but that oppres
sion at our very door should cease.
1t va, most remarkable in many re.
spccts, presenting series of yicto-
ries without a single disaster or a sin
gle defeat Our flag was never
lowered in single instance, not
a foot Of ground was surrendered,
not soldiar, gun or rife captured
by the enemy The American sold
iers and sailors were true to the ira.
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Draughon's Chain of &c Colleges

Elsewhere will be found an adyer.
ti,cmcut Of Draughon F., Practical
business Colleges located at
Paducah. Ky Evansville, Ind ST
Louis. Mo, Elpaso, Texas. Jackson,
Nj, Memphis, Tenn, Fort Worth.
Galveston, San Antonio, Waco, Den
i.on. Texas. Oklahoma City, O. r,
Shreveport, La Little Rock. Fort
Smith, Ark Moskogec, J. T Kan
sa- City. No. Fl Scott, Hans Nash
willie. Tenn Atlanta. Ca, Raleigh,
teen years. incorporated $500, 600 00
capital Seventeen bankers on Board
Of Directors, Dnughon. chain Of
Colleges secure positions Tor those
WIZ take the guarantee course or re-
fund every cent OF money paid Tor
tuition For catalogue addrc-, J. ,.
Duughon. Pres C.. al any of the
above places. #
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Congressional Committee Meeting

The First District Democratic Con.
grc,sioual Committee b. hcrcbs called
Co meet IA Paducah, at the Palmer
House. on Thursday, March 18th. a.
> 90 O clock ? IN. for the purPo-' oi
selecting IT, time aud manner "
nominating the candidate for .u'
crc,, MORT AYRE, Chmu.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-03-08

by swift aud far-reaching combini
i tions. and twined the lilies OF Franc
with the Stars and Stripes OF Amer
% ca over the ramparts of iorktow
aud Liberty was won.
Under the guiding hand of Wash
ington. the soldier, America game
D her independence; under the guiding
baud of Washington, the statesman
she took her stand as a Republic
With such men as Adams, jefferson
and Monroe at the helm, the ole
Ship Of State moved slowly but sure
| ~ onward.
In 1912. America was again fore
ed into war with England, this time
to protect her liberties on the sea.
Some of our most signal victories
were won in this war The battle OF
Lake Erie is one of the most memo
rable in our history. Ii was from
there that Perry sent the laconic' mes
sage: I'VE have met the enemy and
they are ours. The only success of
the British. on sea, was at Boston
Harbor and it was lhere that Law
renee. after being mortally wounded.
exclaimed, Don't give up the ship,
boys. The battle of New Orleans
closed the war and proved to the
world that America was still h q
Gland of the free and the home Of
the brave.
The country grew and extended
her boundaries. gradually gaining in
wealth and industry, until the United
States became one of the foremost
nations of the world The great
strip Of land just west OF the Missi,
sippi, was purchased from France.
and its thousands of acres of fertile
lands were open to home seekers.
Where once were Indian wigwams.
comfortable homes. school houses and
c ,urche- soon were standing The
once uncultiyatod plain, ,ocu gave
pl tee to great fields of corn and
wheat; and peace. haPpine,, and
pleasure became manifest. But the
settling of the,, territorie, brought
up the agitation of question that
had long hung like pail over our
beloved land. There had been
z pwrug opinion in the North that
this country could not exist half free
and half slave. The south desired
the extension of slavery into the ter
ritories, aud when. in the fall Of 500
Abraham Lincoln was elected
president, all hope OF reconciliation |
had passed
And nov comes the darkest hour
Of our history. The time when the
tie Of brotherhood was broken and |
the war cloud with its terrible pre-
hung over the country. |
What an awful time IL was Civil ]
war is, at the best, a heart rending |
word; but here WAS arrayed father
against sou, and brother against bro |
Their. Who can imagine the heart |
aches Of the mother a, she yearned f,
for her boy in blue a. well a, the one /
in gray
What an unut,erablc chill must
have seized her as she glanced over
the columns headed By the words.
Fatally Wou, ded. dreading lest
she should see there the name Of
loved Que.
Noble and tender memories are
cherished Of those VINO sacrificed so
much for their flag, and the poets
have spoken in touching accents of
their Eeroism a. they were willing to
die alone.
"All quiet along the Potomac to-
night,
kvg.Yt t.,u- .t.. tL.,. d. s,ro,. ,.,,.L .,
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Local Tine Table |. C. Railroad
NORTH ROUND

NORTH ROUND
Leave Marion goa am Arrive E.anssiIls ssI an.
Leave Marion a. pm Arrive Evansville rs pr
Leave Marion lso pm Arrive Evansville H1 ptn
Arrive Nafiaan s.a psn
IrRsr MARION filouu arrive Isanssil3e ia. an.
hffitr thiOaFo TOO am
SOUTH BOUND
Leave Marion fft am Affist frurrtuu tsI afn
Autss Nashville 300 am
lras. Marion ftl-am Nrut, prnrston ffts pnn
Leave Marion pm Arrive Princeton go pfn
Nrrise Nashville sl. nu
Leave Marion .lf pm Afusr rtinretou fIs gen
A. Nout neville sfs pul
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A faVtrlte Remedy For Babies

it, pleasant taste aud prompt cures
have made Chamberlain Cough Ken
cdy q fayorits with the mothcr- "'
smaIlc hildrcn. II quickly cures
thcir cough, and colds and rr''''''
any danger Of pneumonia or other
serious consequence, 1t nor only
cures Group. bat when given A- 5000
a. the croupy cough appear, AL. p',
vent the attack For sale b5 "'.''
n Ormc. the leading drug ,'"r. "
Western Kentucky
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
ClNTUHON 1-ECTRlCO MAS
EuERTE EN- EL MuNOO.

Con la iutenti1n De h2cer conocer intro.
ducir nuestro cti.turIn electrieo CROWN
en- los luGares dondc no esta am con"cldo,
queremos mandar uno Il cuaiGuier persona
Que 10 neCesita, abSoiutamente gratis ESQ
ps IN ofrecmiento hOnesto, hecho por una
flrma segjra Y lionrada.
81 Vd ha perd!do la vitalidad Y Sc siente
abatido desalentado debil y neryioso 81
Ie agobia una vejcz premature, Y el vigor De
la juvcntud esta perdlda; 81 padece de dolo-
res en- las espaldas, perdlda de La virilidad,
Indigestion s varlcocela y este cansao De
pagar dinero los medlcos sin encontrar all
VIC, puede Vd. ser curado con ell cintur0n
el6ctrico CROWN. D
Sabemos que nuestro c!ntur0n puede sa-
mario, que Vd. despues de curado 10 re-
comendnra otros enfermos, y que de este
modo quedaremos indemniSados de nuestro
ofrecimiente liberal.
10 QUE Sc DICE.
Su cintur6n me ha curado de la Deblidad,
de la Varcocela de la tnfermedad de Ner-
vios, por Ia cura de las cuales habia en- yane
consultado un gran nGmero de medicos
hasta Greer mis- enfermedades incurables
Tor fin la providenca me mand6 su cinturon
electrico. con cuyo uso obtuye Ia curacion.
JOSE CAMPRA, Ciudad de Mexico.
CUMPLIREMOS CON 10 QUE DECI
MOS. = Cortad este aviso, mandadnoso cor
gu nombre, direction UN PESO americana
para gastos de transporte, mandaremos
I'd. e1 cintur0n electrico q CROWND
CROWN ELECTRO MEDICAL co
2t9 Beard Bldg. New York, E. U. A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13

De los mucho9 Observation-Disclosures onn C.
conocen ninguno b. lamado tanto In aton,
elon del mundo cIeutifco como ii del Sr K
Leo Ainges, de Rochester. n. Y. EI sr
Mlnges es para el hombre Ia mnier dc
esfatura baja 10 que el gran Edison es para
IA electrlcidAd. LA dcmostrado. sin deiar
iugar dudAs, de que 81 posee mayoros in
tormaclones relatiyas los huesos ,niscn.
4os y tendones del euerpo humane one
cua!quler otra persona en- existencia Fl
or. Mlnges es muy modesto en- sus asercio.
nesi Sc lnteresa por el pGblico en- general
y tooo hombre mujer de eorta oetotula
pueden eScrlbirle en- confanza, que 10 ten
dra tan reservado que nj sus amigos mas
intimos sabran NADIA de clio. EI hacor
crecer las personas ha sido por muchos
amos ell trabajo favorito del Sr. Mnges. Y
los resultados que 81 ha alcanzado son
asombrosos en- extreme.
FL Sr' Minges ha sido empleado Dor esta
lnstltuclon a I'm precio exorbitante SO
halla Ia disposition de cuatro pacientes
= estudiantes sin costo alguno para ellos
Nuestros metodos y aparatos estan com
ple'amente protegidos por patentes V
PAONe9olonoS flBufosamente cualQuIer in
tracci6n que Sc hiciere Por medic de este
mstodo todo hombro 8 mujer que no pase
de los cincuenta amos, puede lograr crecer
de dos cinco pulgadas mas. Ell sistema
es recomendado por los principales m6di.
cos de este pals, y muchas nstituciones de
ensehanzA han adoptado este sistema para
q desarrollo fisico de sus estudiantes.
Nuestro hbro que enyiamos gratis & omcn
70 pida, dice de que manera hizo el Sr.
Mnges su interesante descubrimiento.
J Deseariais vos aumentar en- estatura de
dos cinco pulgadasf 81 asf 10 doseais
oepeis dc leer este interesaute libro Os
sera impossible ell fracasar, Permitidnos
que oS enviemos la prueba absolute de esta
declaration. 'Recordad que con solo escri-
blF una tarjeta postal reeibireis el Ibro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13

No SO os pide IN solo centavo para one
ad4uHals esta information. Escribid hoy
y en- pocos dlas reeibr6is el libro 8 infor.
maclones completaa absolutamente gratis
Cuaudo escHbdis no olyid6is de indicar
Fuestro peso eXaeto Y estatura, como tam.
hien la fccla en- que habGis nacido: tam.
olen todas las informaciones relatiyas 4
vuestra condici6u fsiea para que podamos
prescrlbros un n6todo do tratamfento ns-
Peclai para yuestro case y deciros de 10
que 0eoels esperar de nuestro aparato
nstrucclones. 0s envia ro,4 . = >, ,."tis tvua1
las in1ormaclones que deseeis, 81 10 pre-.
ferris, podremos enviaros las declaraciones
de cicntos dc personas que por medic del
uSo de nuestros mGt0dos, han aumentado
de dos d einco pulgadas en- estatura.e Los
resultados Sc obteuen pronto; algnnas
personas crecen una pulgada en- la primer
semana. Tenemos muchos estudiantes
paGentes que han crecido cosa de tres
pulgadas en- tres SemRnas, Los resultados
Sc obtlenen sin inconvenencias de ningu.
ma eSpeele. Sc os podrd enviar ell trata-
mlento d cualquier parte del mundo DO
drels tomarlo sin que yuestros amigos mas
lntlmos Sc apereiban de clio, ST 10 prefe-
RS, se os enyiaranuestro lbro en- un sohre
blanco sin que lleve inscription 8 se1al
algnna q mas de yuestro nombre sc1as,
FL libro contiene ademas hermosas ilustra-
clones de grabados fnos muy interesantes.
Nos proponemos enyiar a cualquiera direc-
cion absolutamente gratis, un eiemplar de
este llbro hasta que el ndmero de diez mil
g haya agotado y 10 Inico que os pedimos
7s que 81 yos teneis algin amigo que desee
su estatura le permitais que lea
d hbro. ST yos deseais un eiemplar ora
rs, escnbid hoy mismo q la siguiente di-
'ecci6n;
TIE CARTILAGE COMPANY,
Dept Al B Avenue de IOpera,
Paris, Francia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
GRAN HOteIIQSt0uldnt "INGLA[fRRA'
.K0TEL De. PRIMER ORDEN
1otuan 10 y l2.-Cruz z y FOrtalaza q.

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sjsres eataaeSs mas eSat4sa Vlssas 10 bahia ss se-
TesGH Ggus yFsesaGEa gAs fssss veaHIsSs &s 10
aFaL se&s&s aetaf Gs ks AssNsss ssas Sap&sasasass
4sSsasasos fsss Ree4e q ~ se Asasaa riga dsTs
sass caagCs IS Iss sesdas eI sss ssaeS&Sss sssss
sscgsga E*aS SIS aaFysseS * &ie. IgseAgaea sfssSss
sses a tes aA s. ssfesee - Ae N@s:sAaea ptSef f.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
Constantine Y Sabd' VI||egas
Con1isionistGs.

Conaisi0nistGs.
rs Broad ST. New Yor K. q. A.
Direction por cable: Sabastino.
Be eneArgan dc agenciar toda ella
90 dc comisiones, do 10 venta de pro-
ductoz como cate, eueros, caueho 81
y de 10 compra y despasho dc toda
slase do merearefAs. Atiendsn con
especialidad el despLeho de ensomisn'
dos por corrso.
30 haeen cargo do 10 aeudisneia
do i6venes estudiantes y On relaci6n
con este rAmo suministran toda clase
de daboa y eatAlogok.
Oonaisiones ns6dicds.
Pantudkdad. EsaaaTo Y rapsdsg.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
Dc odas classes de maqunaras para hacendas dc azcar

y ssadsAsadsres de vscie sseo y sde vasio Id
medo. o.-COndensadores centrales.
RETERENCLAS En- PUERTO RICO
Todaa Ias centrales dende se encuentren
aparatos de Krajewsla-Pesant CO, entire las
cualss estan las siguientea i
Iss ds Ruarta Risa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13

Para Triple e&eetOs, tachss, bonbas y
accessories Centralss, Lafayette Arroyo,
Juanta, Bayam6n, PlaEsela. Barcelcneta,
San Vicente Vega Baja, Providencia, Pati.
las, Mercedita, Yabucoa, Buena Vista, Ca.
rolina.
a.aAAa 81. 4 al -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-13
Contratistas dc factorlas cOmpIotas incuy8nds los

Para trapickesy dss2s4usadoaas Cen
tral GGAnaca, Saa ViOsnts, JRAnita, Cambas
lache, Resoluosn, Bvsaa Vists.
Para Cslentade~es LafRye.tte1an
Arroyo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
Married Ladies Whist Club.

\ brilliant event of the weeks SO c*al program was inc hospitality of Mrs. Wt1 Riley, Tuesday afternoon, comp1hHentafv fo the Married Ladies Whist club. The Riley home which i. one of broad plan aud elegant fin. 5@h 2ni fnrnjShiH~ hal for is decora- ttonS color scheme of red and white. #.th substantial foundation. If 1Hmse. # tbe green of palms. ferns
 al -raz5a4 plants The rarlar and i4a1. aa1= =a#aaffefes of white aareis= .a~. a.fae hase1s and vases. and oa .'e naatass Were silver eaaa'estie11s. ,si.eI A.th &hite shades. Tha hand
 aale 4ilsit.e .e7n with its colonial asnisH#ass aaa haaaiaas ha3 for it's
 al4ht decoration Ted carnations. aHd a.l inc ea1a4. details were in =eel.= even the silver ean5lelabra were yelled Nith He8 -ilaea =hat1es. Progressive whist Was play and 1he scores kept on boaurifoI hand-painted cards. The salad bowl was eot for by Mrs Collier and Mrs Fd Saunders, Mrs. Collier proving tte lucky one Miss Annie Mae Cross was successful in cutting for he consolation and received a Memphis souvenir spoon. The fol- towing ladies kept score: Mesdames Peter Bvr3. IIeiner and Miss Annie Mae Cross NJ Byrd was given the scorers prize. q card case. After the same I luncheon, consisting of a sal aG and ice eaffse was served. During Tha luncheon hour 6 full orchestra
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

aiiI eeiiEse auythja- ef tbe kind cyt -t@en in Pine Bluff \ large number
 tickets have been .ald in Pine B)ua
 nd along the Cotton Balt road. anu a '.rge crowd is assured saVhy's c1'o- oaated orchestra of Memphis will b.
 hand for fh occaS5e4 The dance ta.I has been newly painted and pa a,.el throughout and when decorat "3 hE the fire boys Will ba picture If hcaufy. X banquet supper will b. served en the same floor in adjoining rooms hx the ladies of Trinity church. The hall given by the firemen is al ways looked forward 10 with much rl"asaHe as fl means a gnod time to those who enjoy tripping the light ."ntastic The dancing program has been arranged SD as to plesae HI. For s"%enteea wears the firemeu have giv en bail each year and have neyor ha! accession torac0rI , failara Don fsrlet tlla ian uI come and enjoy n rIea@ant eeenin4 Wirh fbe hoy. who Eo.gsse ao#f6ml.rna oesr taa t#fl.
 TffE= LOCOMOTIVE FIEHnf.N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
The Musicale.

Home talent did itself proud at the Merrill Institute Tuesday evening when the ladies aid society of tho Presbyterian church eave a musicale. Not only was the event q financial snccess, but it was a real musical treat, we'll worth the attendance of the large audience it drew. The pro gram was greatly 1isarransea. at inc eleventh hour, lE the absence If ss5.. eral who Were 10 take pat in tho program. but this lid nor 9atracf from the interest man+fes. Il iH taa runbers ay the ana.noe. and the m4- sicale was momnr- i szezazz la every detail.
 The fgasaaz1 le~s:
 1. Jeaaaa4ts.Z ZtEa n.aaas-z3.=z danes Renffa8= Mix as# Norris.
 Mathoa.es qaa1J.t-N.s E. Q knox, Ms Jesse Cor. Ms H#4 E 2trs. Rocaea.
 3 Piano sa1e-AIlss Pes biH=
 | Dlle--Ne Armstrong. M5ezT4se
 ,. Violin So1o-Prof. Reynolds
 6. Piano solo-Niss Perkins.
 |. Nocal selo-MiSS f1arsel.
 s. Duo, tNo p.anos-Alrs Norris. NeNeiI
 3. Violin solo-}g0f. Reynolds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

7iolets. The palms softene I the angles If fhe apartments. malzina q the cartoons 3 nrerty setting fo. the guests. In the contest. the Win. rers of the trophies were Nr aaa Mrs. Clifton Howell. anl Mr N < Ta2eart. A two.couse luncheon M served. Misses Berta and Eunica s4f. liyan were the score-keepers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

.,, cafe was the scene Of a
 aator party Wedne5 lay eFen-
 .ho nerforn1ance Of San Toy
 l.. plates were set for four l, . snland ( repa.t was serv- l l. nonular caterer. MT. sulli- 1 .ronr;etor of the place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
Ere enaen's Ball.

Tuesday evening, Janaary 2 2. 19eG, the members af Aetna lodge. No 1G3, Brotherhood of Locomotive Ffrmon, assisted by the fair members of Marc chal Neil la6ae, No &4. l.. :. t8 the E. of L. F. Nill eiyo their seventeenth annual bali at the Bluff City hall, corner Second avenue and Chestnut street. Tha committees in charge have their arran2ements complete. and all indications are that this 3all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
eurorise Party.

sor evening q number of the [s Miss May Birehfeld gave Esosant= surprise party at her l West Batraque. Games Of Kinds were indulged in. The .s;s+ed of Misses Grace Par ... Quinn. Nannette NcCord, Fsson, so 1ela Hayes. Mary Birch ssssr. asg,. Ira Quinn, Claude Her kilman carthen, John Hayes. Record, Marvin Allen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

aiscomsea . program of hr.eat. catchy music The harasa me.y -owned ladies. tae music qal aa0,~. made the fe-i i.a]i'y He ef tH pre- t4>r of the season. The hostess. -as t.- ed in . black crepe de chin, reception toilette saeeee@lsl in inpafttas har spirit of soaa a1cor and happiness 'o all her guess Mrs. Riley was as sisted in fzeaiNin- by Mss M4tF Kate Riley Annie May sheppard and Master Hicks Riley Ms. Riley's guests Were Mosdamcs NJ. (. Gross. H. Riley. N E Truloc}5, Harry Tn lcck. \. NJ Barrow. T II. Collier. sam Vaulx, c N Nayfled VI Daaaher W A. Taeeaef | P shelby 1ohn Speers, Fay Chow, $. (. Aloxanfet Finn Hut, II L. Bell F X Peek. s. M. Tavlm. Gin Martin. \ ?. Tur ney. P P ByGt Wa'dron. Frank Ra2land. lal.9 T Boreasen. Rinson
 Pride. I. " WitAers. N Has1ia. Chas Ffzhaaf Hollis.
 Gwen, EG anf Dn'arl Saunders ". t1 Jones. ( k Hahnor Hzfaez Miss o. Peek. Ye6. 8a24alt Bryant. eaozs. Grace. PefizfHs. MeCoy Ra3zsfs4 Fey Gecfeia Bra#.fef3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
Surprise ? art

Anumher af young peea Miss Clara luttrel and Aer sg-5t. Miss Brady of Knoxville 3fa.. Tae- day evening at her homa oa Nebeazz ka street The hostess falited tp t1s= occasion and entertained fha guests quite pleasantly until lata toes, when the dining room MS thrown open and fruits and aaiHtv ees wl.a served Those present were. 3lis gs Addie and Alma Roohucl IaHa .ta lnd Miftie Payne. Emma Eze5 Natia Vel. ions. Marie Scbun, Graez HFF'g aot Clara futtrel, Mes ortlea SrfEs tfaay Daniels. sHsle. F E. NalH B. s. DuR Haa T. tg93z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21

... gentlemen friends s.t,l. of MT. nate ssre present, as follows:
 !, @s' unn1boldt, Tenn.); Mr' lklns watkins. MT. and Mrs. JUG uassrs. Edgar, Garland,
 'i', l.or and Harry Miner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
I.nt tiIln Party

Nessrs E A. Pcck. lanes EHahs, John speels aaa W T. Iaaef5f1, composing q 5o.3y hunting pHtT, hayo returned fIeH very successful hant, ing trip. exc lenlly pleased Hith ih result of their outing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
.t1:,.Blankenshlp.

sor,e of ur. and Mrs. J. C. l1 .his city Wednesday after' [ :. daughter, Miss Annie May
 F'' .nitAd in marriage to MT. |.s.snshfp of Anover. cleye- The bride grew to Wo- u,s .s Pine Bluff, where she has |,.oro of friends. The groom (essful business man Of cleVe'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
,.;ed Peoples Euchre.

|one of Maj. and Mrs. \. T. Eas the scene of a pretty e1l=
 L1nsslay evening, when Mf. ! rbas. Leyefenz entertain
 Married Peoples Euchre club.
 they are members The home hs-ive air. being prettily ar
 |i1 hvaeinths. narcissus and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-21
MR Col EMAN TG SPEAK

f!aa " r Coleman eeise m invitation lam tine a===a. -F Fa4aaee ta address t1 lAee ea January 2i ea at public iN9Iov emcnts ea.ut..-4.7 has accepted the invit e sad the feafie af f'ordyce will 5a permitted to he53 4H excellent addr#z#.