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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22
CITY COUNCIL
 MET LAST NIGHT
At Brief Session of "City Dads" Much Routine Business Was Disposed
 of-City Clerks Report.

The City Council met last night all aldermen being present except AL derman Dunnington.
 Minutes of the previous meeting read and approved.
 The bills presented were allowed
 The City Clerks report was received for the nine months ending October l. It showed appropriations for maintenance of various departments $5O,S72.50 and the actual amount eX- pended $49,633.45.
 The chief of police was instructed to notify property owners on West Spruce street to remove fencing that extended into street.
 Mayor Toney, City Engineer Parks and Alderman Dunnington, the con- mittee appointed to investigate dump ing ground, reported that dumping ground should be at the end of Elm street on river, and that ordinance be prepared therefor and placed on cal- endar
 The new contract between the city and Pine Bluff Light and Water Con- pany was slightly amended, placed on third reading and adopted
 Instructions were given that all records, plats, city and private rates and papers now in the county clerk s office of the Pine Bluff Light and Water Company should be certified and filed with the city clerk.
 The ordinance regarding the nov ing of telephone and Citizens Light and Transit Company's poles on West Sixth avenue, come up for it's third reading and was laid over for one week.
 New petition of property owners for sidewalk ordinance along State street between Sixth and Harding avenues was laid over for one week.
 Report of paving district No. 9 was read and referred to the finance com mittee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22

With all the modern facilities as re- gards location, ventilation, heating lighting and plumbing the sick can be placed under hygienic conditions SC essential to the work of the physician and surgeon I am heartily in favor of the hospital.'
 Doctor William Braithwit-"A modern hospital is just as necessary to the interest of Pine Bluff as her banks. The banks take care of and make for the safety of our money whereas hospital-as nothing else can-saves the lives of those dear to us. Between the two there would be short discussion. In fact I regard the hospital as equally essential tc our progress
 Doctor G. Thompson-"Yes, we need a hospital, and need it the worst kind, and have for years. God speed the day when Pine Bluff can have a good, first class hospital
 Doctor J. w. Scales-"Pine Bluff for long time was a big overgrown town, but now it is a little city and must compete with Little Rock in ev- rything or else lose prestige; there fore, we must have every facility for taking care of the sick here that can be had in Little Rock or Memphis. j
 Doctor A. Allen-I must say that am very much in sympathy with the effort that is just now being made by the Ladies Hospital association of Pine Bluff to erect the Davis hospital and do hope that the citizens of Pine Bluff will give them a liberal support in so laudable an undertaking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF
WILL HIGGINS ON
 TRIAL HERE TODAY

Will Higgins, negro, who almost fatally stabbed Lee McFalls at Hunl- phrey several months ago, is on trial in the Jefferson circuit court here to- day on charge of assault with in- tent to kill. Higgins escaped after the stabbing and was captured sever- al days later in the northern part of the state. McFalls was in a criti- cal condition orseveral weeks, but finally recovered and Is able to be 11 court today as the prosecuting wit ness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22
FARMER SHOT
 FROM AMBUSH Lonnie Shackleford, We'll Known Grant County Git izen, Probably Fatally Wounded
SUSPECT IS ARRESTED
Injured Man Attended by Doctor 0. ". Clark of This City-Will Be Brought Here Today-May Die.

While riding along a country road near his home at Darysaw, Grant , county, Sunday afternoon, Lonnie Shackleford, middle aged and highly respected farmer, was shot from am- bush and probably fatally wounded The would-be assassin used a double barrel shotgun, the contents from
 which shattered Shacklefords face on the left side, breaking his jawbone and lacerating his neck and cheek. Many of the buckshot entered his head and Doctor o. w. Clark, upon his return to this city this afternoon from the scene of the tragedy, stated that the patient was in critical con- dition
 Shackleford will be brought to Pine Bluff this afternoon to be placed in the emergency hospital of the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company, where Doctor Clark will attend him. Shack leford is man of family and there is much excitement in the neighbor- hood in which the shooting was car ried out. A man named Williams, who is said to have threatened Shack leford's life, has been arrested and is in jail at Sheridan. He denies the charge against him.
 Shackleford was riding in his bug gy, on his way home, Sunday after noon at late hour, when he was shot down. The shot which felled him was fired from the roadside, his assailant being secreted in thicket. Shackle- ford fell into the bed of his buggy se- riously wounded. His horse, an old family animal, stopped short when the gun was discharged and later when Shackleford came to he found himself lying in pool of his own blood. He managed to get ogether enough strength and urge hi horse on until he reached his home, half mile away. His wife hurriedly reported the shooting, after getting temporary medical assistance for her husband, and later the authorities arrested Will Hams and jailed him,
 Doctor o. W.@Clark was called to Darysaw last night at late hour, when Shackleford's condition became alarming. He remained with the wounded man several hours, return ing to this city at noon today. He ordered his patient brought to Pine Bluff to be placed in a hospital here, that proper treatment be given him. Shackleford will be brought to Pine Bluff this afternoon by friends. Doc tor Clark believes that he is strong enough to stand the trip, although his condition, he says, is not at all favor able.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22
Hospital Campaign Begun HZ spa'
 Mhs Morning and Com 1nitSy ees Are Working De- terminedly.
LADIES SERVE LUNCH
! NCampaign Will Be on For Ten Days and Success Is Indicated by Liber.
 al Responses of Local Citizens
 Mayor Toney Heads Movement

L&dies Hospital and Benevolent asso- q3tion, assisted by many good ladies anh enthusiastic business men, began nS ten day campaign this morning in a1i effort to raise twenty thousand Hyllars, which is needed to complete ne hospital building at Eleventh ave- HSe and Cherry street. In few 16urs time two committees secured npre than a thousand dollars and if nc good work continues with as much ,lccess within the next few days the Anuired amount will be raised in less the time allotted for the can es.
 |The campaign headquarters were ened promptly at g o'clock at the nnty court room in the Jefferson nnty court house. Mayor w. L. aney, general chairman of all the mmittees, Mrs. J. w. Crawford, Mrs. Mic Alexander and Mrs. A. w. DVS3oupe, together with many other pe and charitable ladies, are in
 rge.
 . NslaA after the headquarters were .RJEd Two committees composed of sSHrman William Nichol, Fred Fox J E. Boyce, J. w. Crawford, A.
 Nuan and s. c. Alexander Jr., , ht out and visited numerous busi- men. One of the committees re- s 4ed to headquarters at noon to en- Wunch and reported that they had $ red more than $750. The other
 mittee will report even better
 tess, when it returns to headquar-
 this afternoon.
 noon all the workers in the in- GR st of the worthy cause were serv- - with lunch. A fine menu had been
 barred by the ladies and delic-
 repast was enjoyed by the vari- men and women. Among those
 are assisting the ladies in the 6g room are: Mesdames J. w. lg 6ord, H. G. Higinbotham, H.
 3ck, Corinne Knox, N. A. Wal $ @ Ollie Alexander, S. N. Reeder, 6 N. K. Smith, Misses Lillian Hud-
 HEthel Darnell and May N )re. lO e committee appointed this morn &ky Mayor Toney will remain on
 throughout the ten days. Other )u Haittees will be named this after
 8@ and tomorrow and vigorous
 1aign will be on for ten days.
 Fy indication points to success for \ ladies in their great and good I'1 1Fament and all of our citizens have
 afested a willingness to liberally
 Sf them. Every man, woman and ma. in the city who would likely Mtribute sums, small and large or
 much as they can afford, will be
 aGd by one of the committees dur @xhe ten days and it is to be hoped WEMthe necessary amount will be 1Athcoming before the tenth day. In
 = ; X E : ; : : ;: : : Al Jews today the following doctors VI their sentiments to the many
 26ements showered on the hos movement recently:
 tor J. w. Withres-"A we'll plan
 properly constructed hospital is q Sssity and should be built if Pine
 1as to keep abreast of the times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22
Say It Gently But Forcibly

When asked who made that stylish and we'll fitting garment for you, "Eisenkramer the Tailor, over Citi-
 zens bank, Second avenue, corner
 Pine street, makes all my good clothes"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22

that thorouGhfare will permit it is a question that is being generally dis eUssed here today. Pullen street. la cal citizens say, would be an ideal street for the interurban and there IS a likelihood of that street being also surveyed before the departure ot the surveyors from the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22

In the general prosperity of our country by having steady work and better wages than ever before-what are you doing with your share?
 Prudent workmen are making hay while the sun shines '-they're build ing bank account at our Savings Department while times are prosper ous-getting 3 per cent interest on their money.
 Why not join them?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22
SEE ME QUICK! FOR SALE CHEAI

One-half block on corner of Nine teenth and Linden, in one block of the car line, beautiful lot, high and we'll drained. Most desirable residence portion of Pine Bluff. David Lee, 514 Maln street. 10-21-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-22

Attorney Creed Caldwell was bus mess visitor in Little Rock last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21
WARRENToN SOCIAL

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.1
WARRENToN. VA, April 2O.-NIrs
Lindsay Patterson. Of Winston- Salem
N. c., Miss Patterson, OF Tennessee, and
Miss Wylie. of Philadelphia. are at
the Warren Green Hotel.
Mr. Jas. D. Hall, Jr, and Mr.. Dion
Kerr. both noted Virginia riders. We're
at Renning's this week attending the
races.
Mrs. r. II. I.aboulsso also attended tho
races Mt Benning.
DR.. Samuel W. NTaphis Of this place,
represented the local lodge at tho
grand Council OF Royal Arcanum. which
convened in Danvillo this week
Miss sallle Marshall is at home
ngain. after spending some timo In
Washington and Baltimore.
Col, Thos, Smith, who was commits
questioned by tho executive committee
OF the Jamestown Exposition Com
pany to enlist tho interest Of tho
Southern Senator's In tho State OK
5hibits, is at home again.
Mr.. TT. N, Graham, Jr, loft this
morning to accent a position with
tho Dupont Powder Company OF wilm-
ington, Del.
Mr., 9. Fairfax Gaines has returned
home. after spending two days In
Ashcville, N. G.
Miss Bouligne. OF Washington, is at
= ~ n y y / ID
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WAVERLY SOCIAL

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.]
WAVERLY. VA, April 2O.-Mrs. A.
T. Holland, of Holland Va. returned
home Thursday afternoon. after spend
ing q few days visiting her daughter,
Miss Mamie Holland, on Copperhonk
Avenue.
Mrs. George .. Burt. who has been
visiting friends and relatives ut Bowl
ing Green. Va, returned home Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. Fl. A. Gray. of Gray, Va. was a
pleasant visitor to Waverly, Thursday
last.
Mrs. P. Fleetwood has returned to
her home here, after spending some
time visiting friends in Suffolk, Va.
Mrs. II. ". Seaberry and little daugh-
ter, Of Norfolk, have been visiting the
home of Judge and Mrs. r. W. Arnold,
the parents OF Mrs. Seaberry.
Mrs. Harvey Fleetwood is visiting
friends and relatives in Norfolk this
week.
Mrs. ]. F. Baird, OF Norfolk, is visit
ing her parents. MIR. and Mrs. p.
Fleetwood.
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CHARLOTTE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
CHARLOTTE. NJ G., April 20.-In-
yitations have been received here to
the marriage Of Miss Eliza Russell
Smith, daughter Of Mr.. Richard Russell,
Of Stockton. Cal, and Mr.. Lotte Will
liams Humphrey. of this city, which
will take place Thursday, April 25th.
at the homo Of the bride elects father.
Mr. Humphrey is rising young law
friends. and Miss Smith. who has Wis
young woman,
One OF the most elaborate social
events of the season was the reception
at the palatlal home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Warren Cramer, Withgate Hall,
Thursday evening. The already beau
ttful home was made moro lovely by a
wealth of flowers and green's, and
many prominent society leaders stood
In the receiving line. Richardson's
Orchestra furnished tho music for tho
occasion, and talented society people
contributed their share to tho enjoy
mtnt OF tho guests. Society was out
in force 1t was the largest function
or tho Year
Mr. and Mrs Fl. L. Adams celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding ANTWERP
sary Friday evening In happy way.
Many friends called to pay ther re-
spects.
Miss Isabel Arnold, OF Elkins, w.
Va who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Stonewall Jackson for some time, has
gone to Staunton. Va, to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. wv @. Gattis entertained ut
CARTS Thursday afternoon In honor of
her sister, Miss Williams, Mrs, Walter
Scott Won tho first prizo and Mrs
Hugh w. Harris the scHop4-
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WYTHEVILLE

WYTHEVlLLE. VA, April 20-The
entertainment advertised for the 18th
at the Opera House. under the manage
ment Of Mrs Walter Wilkinson and
Miss Willie Withers, for the benefit OF
the organ fund OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church. has been postponed until the
ed. The ladies' in charge OF this move
ment have already in hand about $1,000.
and an organ would have been installed
last year. but 1t was found that there
would have to be some changes and
improvements made in the building to
accommodate the new instrument
ABOUT $500 OF the Easter Offering was
appropriated by the donors for this
purpose, which Will be supplemented by
POUNDS hereafter raised. and It is cx-
pected that soon the improvements
Will be completed and the new organ
substituted for the old one.
Misses Page and Addic Moore are
visiting Miss Bland Dew in Lynchburg
AR. Charles Oewel and bride. of Pu-
laski, were the guests Of Mrs. Con-
stance Oewel for few days this week.
Mr.. Robert w. Williams. of Blueneld,
is visiting his parents. Judge and Mrs.
Samuel w. Williams. this week.
Rev. w. II. X. Pendleton and his lit
tel daughter. Elizabeth, are attending
the convocation OF Southwest Virginia,
which met In CovIngton on the 17th
Mr. Charles Mcneil. of Stanton. was
the guest OF friends In town this week.
Miss Virginia Oewel returned to Nor
folk Saturday after spending some time
with her mother, Mrs Constance Oewel.
Mr.. William Withers Terry left We'd
nesday for Norfolk to accept a post
ton with the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams, OF
Martinsville. who have been spending
several weeks with Colonel r, F., With-
ers at "Ingleside," will return home on
Friday.
Mrs. William Hanson, OF Max
Meadows Is tho guest Of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Thomas
The many friends OF Mrs. J. d. Nc
Allister are pleased to know that she
is improving from her recent severe
illness. Mr.. McAllister has rented the
Charleton cottage, and his family will
spend the summer In Wytheville.
Work Is being rapidly pushed on the
main sewer line by tho Wytheville
Sewerage Company, and the sewer sys-
TEN will be put in operation in q few
weeks.
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LUMBERT0N N. c.

Especial to The Times -Dispatchl
LUA1BERTON. N. c.. April 1S.-The
contract has been given for tho new
$4,000 courthouse to be erected here In
the near future. 1t will DO an imposing
structure. and equipped In tho most mod
ern style.
Tho Robson county Chapter U. D. G..
will give a bazaar hero tho latter part OF
this month for tho purpose OF raising
funds for tho Confederate monument to
be erected here May 10th. ,A
Mr.. G. NJ, Whitfield. formerly secre-
tary' and treasurer OF the L,lmberton
Cotton Oil and Ginning Company, has
resigned his position as such. and is
succeeded by Mr.. w. O. Thompson, OF
this city.
Much interest Is manifested in the ap-
preaching municipal election, and an In
3terestng campaign is anticipated.
Sealed proposals arc being received for
tho new e1sdcd school building,
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Lexington Social.

Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.1
LEXINGTON, VA, April 20..-Invita-
lions havo boon received In Lexington
to tho marriage OF Mr.. Frank Howard
Campbell. of Lewsburg. w. Va, and
Miss Bottle Morrison, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Aurclius &. Chewing. OF
Roanoke. The marriage is announced
to tako place Tuesday. April 30th. in
the Calvary Baptist Church. OF Roam
oke. Mr.. Campbell is son OF Mrs.
Alexander D. Campbell, of lexington,
and until the past few years made his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Stuart and their
daughter. Miss Hope Stuart, loft Lex
ington Thursday on q trip Of three
months to Europe. They sailed from
New York to-day. and will first visit
places OF interest along the Medlter-
ranean. Afterwards they will leisure-
ly tour the Continent. returning home
the latter part OF July.
Rev. J. D. Woods, OF Blacksburg,
Va, spent tho week in Lexington con-
Quoting n series OF lectures before tho
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Washington and Leo University every
evening at o'clock. His subject was,
r"StraiEht Talks From the Bible" Con-
siderable interest was manifested by
the students. Mr.. Woods is an earnest
and attractive speaker.
Rev. w. S. Hammond, the new pas
tor OF Trinity Methodist Church. Occur
ried his pulpit IN Lexington for tho
first time last Sunday morning and
evening. and good congregations were
present at both services Mr.. Ham
mond is q forceful and sympathetic
preacher, and he made fnc impress
sion on his auditors. At night the
BAPTIST congregation. DR.. Charles Man
~, pastor, closed their church and
attended the Methodist Church, in or
der to welcome the new pastor.
Rev. Cameron Johnson, n former
missionary to the Orient. will deliver
a series OF lectures in the new Sunday
school building Of the Lexington Pres
byterian Church, beginning April 2sti:
He will illustrate his lectures by stere-
opticon views.
Mr.. John D. Letcher. engaged In en-
cheering construction work in North
Carolina, is in Lexington visiting his
brothers. Judge S. II. Letcher and Mr..
Greenlee D. Letcher
Mr.. Harry NJ Loyal, postal clerk
on the Southern Railroad from Wash
ington to Atlanta, spent the past week
in Lexington visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Loyal.
Mrs. Lily Mcdowell Wolff and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bernard Krug. OF Atlanta,
Ga, are the guests OF Mrs. ]. P. Hous
ton Leech.
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BON AIR. VA, April 2o.-Niss
Edmonia Cooke, of Cumberland county.
and Mr.. Phifer. of Richmond were
guests this week OF Mrs. T. l. P.
Cooke.
Mr. II. C. Carter. of Richmond. spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. e
Cox
The Rev. wythe L. Kinso1ving held
services here last Sunday at the Pres
byterian Church. He was the guest OF
Miss Alberta Williams
Miss NJ i. Murphy, OF Richmond, has
returned homo after a visit to Miss
McCready.
The Industrial Chapter held a meet
ing on Tuesday last with Mrs. Dodds.
Arrangements arc being made by the
society members to serve Refreshments
weekly during the summer season.
A1essrs. Fred Knowles and Nevilla
Montague have been visiting friends
in Bon Air.
Mr.. Polk Miller has returned from
Annapolis. where he was the guest OF
Governor Warfield
Mrs. Norman Morton entertained the
Social Club on Wednesday. Those
present were Mrs. ]. E. Cox, Miss
Dcdds Mrs. James Patton. Misses Grace
and Edith Hazen. Miss Olive Moulten,
and Edith Prindle. Mrs Polk Miller.
Miss Kits Wren, Mrs. William Smith.
Mrs, E: B. McCluer. Miss Elizabeth Nc
Cluer. Mrs. J. G. Harry, Mrs. r, Nice
Burlington. Mrs. A. L. Adamson, Miss
Virginia Miller. Miss Alberta Williams.
Miss Harriet Cooke, and the Misses
Hammer, of Lynchburg.
Misses Carrie and Hermine Moore
have returned home. having been
70 ne frfa to- u snNx~~
Mrs. George Talcott held an "in-
formal" on Friday afternoon In honor
OF Mrs. Harvey Blair. Of New York
who is the guest of Miss Nlaude Mil,
Ter.
Miss Miriam Prindle is visiting her
cousin, Admiral Prindle, in Washing
ton. D. c..
Miss Elizabeth arccluer has returned
home from trip to Norfolk and Balti.
more.
Mrs. A. t. Adamson and Miss Bertha
Adamson are home again. having been
for some months at 115 East Franklin
Street.
Miss jamie Rogers, OF Amelia, has
been the guest OF Mrs. Norman Nor.
ton.
Mr.. Joseph Montgomery and family,
Of Richmond. moved out this week and
are occupying tHe Farker cottage.
Mrs. Joseph Sadler. OF Forest Fill,
and Mrs. Robt. Nelson, OF Richmond,
were recent guests Of Mrs. Alan Fer
gusson.
Miss Julia Powers has returned from
a visit to Mrs. Marshall in Amelia.
Mr.. Albert Williams spent portion
OF the week in Roanoke and Bedford
City.
Mrs. r. F. Bridgcforth Is in Pow
hatan county, where she was called tc
the bedside of Mr.. William Spears.
Mr.. strandburg, of Chicago, has been
a guest at Elm Grove. the home OF
Mrs. Jason Prindle.
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BON AIR

BON AIR. VA, April 2o.-Miss
Edmonia Cooke, of Cumberland county.
and Mr. Phifer. of Richmond, were
guests this week OF Mrs. T. Il P.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-21

hrs. Brittain's. Miss Bouligne has re-
Gently bought valuable tract of land
on Lees Ridge from Mr.. w. II. Gaines
and will build shortly.
Misses Elizabeth and Juliet Crosby,
OF Washington. are also at Mrs. Brit
tain's.
Captain and Mrs. George Simon, U.
s. A.. stationed at West Point, are at
Miss Fairs for few days.
Mrs. John 8. Gaines has gone to
New York for short visit.
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Mr.. II. G. Carter. of Richmond. spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs j. e
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Miss jamie Rogers. of Amelia, has
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