Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26

dJ. A. Fitzhugh, Helena; Maj. J. Y. Kirk, Beebe; Maj. E. B. Fitzhugh, St. Chrales; Maj. w F. McCombs Ham, burg; Maj. R. B. Allen, Van Buren: Maj. John Bagby, Lake Village; Maj. B L. Jones, Ozark; Maj. D. N. Clark, ClarNsville; Maj J. K. Brodie Eng land; Maj. M. w. Ponder, Walnut Ridge; Maj. C. A Smart, PoWhattan; Maj. r. H. Wheat, LonoEn; Maj. John Shearer, Augusta; Maj. B. c. Black, Searcy.
 Mrs. w. P Dortch, chaperon, Scott, Ark
 Miss Maggie Taylor, sDonsor, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Miss Louise Hoffman, maid of hon. or, Toxarkana, Ark.
 All of whom will be respected and obeyed as such.
 It is expressly desired that all of the staff appointments who possibly can do so will report at division head quarters in the city of New Orleans on the morning of the 25th day of April 1906, all to wear the grey suits with proper designation of rank, and all to join in the parade on the 21th day of April. It will be necessary for each to procure his mount at an early q day as possible. Col. Thomas Green. ohief quartermaster, will 20 to New Orleans not later than the 1st day O. April. so that all who desire horses ecured by him can do so. Give him vour name and inc1ose him five dol lars. which is the estimated charges for the parade. if less the difference will be returned. Col. Green will also procure rooms at the St Charles hotel for all who will notify him. Write Linn immed ately.
 Transportation arrangements have heen made with the St Louis South western railroad (Cotton Belt for the division officers and all who may de- sire to take the trip. The route Will ze via Shreveport. Nicksburg and Jackson. Miss A spec al train will be provided with a sufficient number of chair ears and Pullman sleepers to accommodate all. This train will leave Pine Bluff on the 23d day of April at 2 30 o'clock p. m., will arrive at Jack rlI h0 making daylight run to New Or 1. leans, arriving there about 103e O. clock a. m. on the 2ith. giving ample time for all to procure quarters by evening. Sleeper accommodations can be secured by Col Green at Pine Bluff. The train will be held at New Orleans for the return trip. The fare will be cheap, not more than one cent per mile each way.
 Comrades, but a few more years at Lest will be given us to meet together in this fife, so let us make this the erandest reunion We have ever had. Cur comrades at New Orleans will expect us and will amply provide to take care of all who may attend. The Arkansas division has done well at all former reunions and must not fail to do her best at this time.
 The reunion committee " Il provide to take care of all old soldiers who are unable to pay for accommodations. To receive this benefit procure certiti- cates from the commander and adju- tant of your camp anl present same a the corner of Camp and Gravier streets, New Orleans. You will be we'll provided for free of cost.
 All ex-division and br gade com- manders are especially invited 10 join i1l the parade mounted, in full uni form with designation of rank.
 N. T. ROBERTS,
 Maj. Gen. Commanding.
 JOHN s. BELL,
 Adjt. Gen. and Chief Of Staff.
 All state papers fir endly to the cause will please copy this order. There are no funds provided to pay