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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
Places Of Interest Neglected.

Two of the most attractive places
for instruction in New York city are
the Metropolitan Museum of Art and
the American Museum of Natural His
tory. yet there are thousands of resi-
dents of New York who have never
been in them. and more than half of
their daily visitors are strangers in
the city.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
GOOD Jokes
Sure to Make a Hit.

"At last" said the manager, 81 have
a part for you in which you will be
able to make hit"
All" replied the eager soubrette,
I'm so glad. But how can you be
sure that | viii make a hit with IT."
A band marches across the stage
in one Of the scenes, and you are to
give the bass drum a thump with a
rolling pin. Chicago Record-HeraId.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30

Church--It is estimated that the
sun will be able to supply the pres
ent amount OF heat for another 10000
900 years
Gotham--And after that ! shudder
at the thought OF our coal bills.-
Yonkers Statesman.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
The Trout's Fault.

Il haven't had bite all day" com
planned the fisherman. And thought
you said this was fine trout stream ?"
well. It is fine trout stream"
said the summer landlord. You can't
blame me IL the fish amt got sense
enough to know it. can ye?-Cleve-
land Leader
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
Horrible Example.

my DEAR" said Mrs. Strongmind, II
want you to accompany me to the
town hall tomorrow evening"
"What for?" queried the meek and
lowly other half of the combine.
81 am to lecture on the Dark Side
of Married Life" explained Mrs. s.,
"and l want you to sit on the plat
form and pose as one of the illustra-
tions."
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30

Dominican you tell what ails my
wife?
Doctor-She does not take enough
outdoor exercise.
She says she does not feel equal
TO IT,"
True. She needs toning up"
What have you prescrlbedg"
"A new bonnet "-Chicago journal.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
Not Quite Clear.

Dlo1 Say. can you let me have FIVE
dollars for couple OF weeks?
Knox suppose you are an honest
man?
ox-certalnly. tell you 1t pays
TO be honest.
Knox--Then why Is II you haven't
got Ave dollars about your person.
Chicago News.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
A WARNING.

My dear, when you get to the sea
shore want you to be careful Of one
thing"
What is 1t. mother"
your bathing suit am afraid the
colors will run II you get it vet
Detroit Free Press
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
rwo Max. Of PUTTING II.

"Crittick read your essay" said De
Riter's friend. land he insists that
you're beyond your depth"
"Ah!' replied De Ritter. Il thought
he would"
you did? Then you know what he
means?"
yes: he means simply that | am
beyond his depth
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30
Few Runaways in New York.

Although New York is a "hitching
postless" city there are fewer runa-
way horses in its streets than in the
average city CT one-tenth OF its popu-
lation.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30

Doctor-Now, you VIII be perfect
~ well man II you can be persuaded
to diet Yourself for couple OF weeks.
Patient (paylng bilD - Persuaded
to diet myself, Lord doctor. III have
tol- Scraps.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30

He-Dearestl VIII you be mine?
She-Oh, how sudden! DO give me
little time to think.
HIe--I cannot walt another minute.
/ have a taximeter cab at the door,
London Opinion.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30

Gee whizz. I wish I could find
the fellow who stole my UMBRELLA
~Oh, cut Il out Why do you make
fuss over little thing Ike that2~
Little. thing2 Why. man. actually
bought that umbrella
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-30

He that plants thorns must never
expect to gather roses.--Pilpay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16
HACIENDA e. vIAJE PoR
TERRA A AZTEC,
q AluuaeIl closson o mareha On Ca
rruaJs con Morris que % Halla
Aeusado de- Aseslnato.

En- preferencia al yiaje prolon-
gado por ferrocarril de esta Gu
dad 4 Aztec, que consume tres
|dias y necesita paradas de noche
EN- Antonitoy Durango, Colorado,
ell alguacil Charles G. Closson Sc
ha lido por terra en- nm vehfculo
de montana. Con 81 van Ell dipu'
tado alguacil David M. White,
John W. Morris, que esta baje
|querella por asesinato, cuatre
testigos que daran declaraciones
ZEN 81 juicic de Morris. La distan'
cia de aqui 4 Aztec por 81 canine
lque transitan es cerca de 1870 mi
las y esperan llegar a su destint
ell sabado 8 81 domingo. Viajirar
hacienda jornadas cortas 8 mode
de no cansar los caballos. =
camino que siguen CORE POI
Santa Cruz, Espafola, 81 Rito,
Canon Largo Bloomfield, yende
lde alli 4 Aztec. La causa de
Morris fue Nevada bajo un cam
~. 'IH"- - = = o.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16
Il coNoApo Dc DoNA ANA
PoR e. EsrApo'
LIsa sera oruanIssda en- ereve en-
Lac cruces-oqueIla comarca
Nunea Estuvo Mas Rrospsra.

Correspondence Especial.
Las Cruces, N. M, Nov. 9 Fl
enthusiasm mo por el estado en- 81
condado de Dona Ana esta muy
fuerte. Una liga de estado sera
pronto organizadae en- Las Cruces.
La ciudad ha sido recientemente
incorporate y la cosa siguiente
es 81 estsdo. Las Cruces y el
Vale de la Mesilla estAn tisfru.
tando gran prosperidad 4 causa
de las grandes cosechas y 81 alto
precio que Sc paga por elias.
Abundancia de aqua durante 10
estaci6n pasada es la sola causa
de las buenas cosechas; = ahora
que la represa de desviaci6n de
Leasbarg suplicara al vale
permanentemente de aqua mien-
tras que haya agna en- ell rio, los
labradores del vale estan empc.
zandoa realizar las posibilidades
del Vale y Ia necesidad del esta-
do.
En- esta semana han ocurrida
heladas en- oil Vale de Ia Mesilla
pero no ocasionaron mucho per.
juicio. La quinta corta do alfalfa
SO verifra dentro de POGO
tempo. Algunos labradores Ia
han hecho va alzando de media
4 una tonelada por acre. Actual
mente SO vende alfalfa de clase
superior q III a bordo de los
carros y nunca ha Waldo menos
que sl1 este ano. Sc crey6 hace
dos semanas que 10 rebaja en- 81
cobre que ocasion6 10 clausnrad de
variss de las grandes minas de
sudoeste aminoraria Ia demanda
por alfalfa, pero 81 precio esta
subiendo todavia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16
NEo MExIcANos
EN- IA CASA BLANCA.
81 oobernador Curry, al pelegado An
drews. 81 Procurador Llewellyn
o. j.. Leahy, vlsltan a Pre-.
sldente.

F'"F| =. u ""H|.
& pecial al Nuevo Mexlcano.
Washington, Nov. l2.--El De-
legado W. Il. Andrews estuvo en-
la Casa Blanca esta manana J
tuyo consnlta con 81 Presidents
Roosevelt. Asuntos de Nnpvc
Mexico fueron discutidos.
Mas tarde el Gobernado'
Curry, Ell procurador Dc
los Estados Unidos W H. r.
Llewellyn y 81 asistente procu'
rador D. J. Leahy visitaron Il
Casa Blanca rara pagan sus res
petos al Presldente y tuvieror
una consulta prolongada con Mr.
Roosevelt.
Los miembros del gabinete 81
fhallaban en- la Casa Blanca Guam
do Sc presentsron los hombres
do Nuevo Mexico estos y eco.
traron q todos los secrctar:ts J
miembros.
EST tarde Ia delegation WIKI
81 departamento del interi'- y s.
ocupd ALI de asuntos que ataiier
q Nueyo Mexico. Tambien 81
halla aqui el licenciado ". A
Hawkins de Alamogordo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16
GUERRILLA sosRE
CARGO % PERFUME
Retcrnada por IL Gran Jurado Do los
Estados unIdos Contra Thomas
o'erIen, Agsnts Dc Loeal'-
xaeiones.

81 viernes de Ia semana pasads
una querella fue retornada por 81
gran jnfado de los Estaios Uni
dos en- Ia Corte del Primer Dis
trito Judicial contra Thomas H
dc Fjerro, agente loca'
llisador de 10 Compailia Phelps
Dodge. La acusaci6n es poi
perjurio.
Sc recordarA que Mr.. O'Brien,
.fu6 una de las personas quere'
Illados recienmente iunto cor
o6ciales de 10 Phelps-D Dodge
Company baio cargos de conspi
raci6n para defraudar al gobier'
no de los Estados Unidos d
terrenos carboniferdos situadol
en- Ell condado de San Juan. IA
querella por perjurio PROVING
de la misma causa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16
GscAcIx 81 CARSON
- "a psNirGNc'ARiA'
q POGO eurtlde d cembustihts Emba.
rasa.6 u pIanta d tadHiIo-Lee
oMclaIss Dc ID PrIslon No To
men ID cuIpa.

La escaces de carbon ha afecta
do mucho el progreso Dc ID
quema y manufacture de ladrillo
en- Ia penitenciaria territorial, de
|algunos dias 4 esta parte. Los
|libros de la institution muestran
6rdenes para mas de !, 900, 900 de
ladrillos que podrian ser pronta'
mente vendidos tan pronto como
estuviesen listos para entrega.
Los Commentaries en- carbon
promoter traer alguncs carga-
Imentos, pero media docena de
carros cargados noduran mucho'
Elhecho que los concentrates
no ban podido entregar carbon
conforme SO requiere, ha proba'
do ser un gran obstAculo y
reducira las entradas de este
|~trimestre de una manera muy
material.
Sin embargo, no es de ningdr
modo falta de las autoridades
Es una condici6n que no pueder
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16

"-|L|A L.M|
Los Sres, ] nan ohensales Cate
limo ChAves. Slabradores az "a vs'
v'uuau " un''sVvo' SeV"'
Ia ciudad.
p...s.. sx.-arrs.Aor.s
nsuss.."-n vsrts mn Il Fsrn,sci,
Srs,srS
wu,,.m McIntosb. acandalado
horeaoparo y can,tahsta en- 81
va,,o A. Il Ns tanc;a estuvo al
lines pasado A Ia ciudad.
\. r.,.u -. II. IL.
nes curar6 cualquier case Dc enferme-
dad de- ridones que no estA fuera do
alcance de- Ia medicina.--De venta en-
Ia Farmacia ireland.
Ion Manuei H. iaurnuul
de TERRA Amarills' estuvo on u
ciudad . nnes de 10 semana pasa'
ia con negocios SO hosPeoo gu
81 Normandie.
Las Pildoras de Dewitt para 70
'aAs,s" .,sasas ashm,,sacs 4 ,nfls
Is,SS ~ 10 vsi,vs ma venta nor IA
rssma.,a 1rs,srd
Don RarnabA Montova. labra.
D..a =,
uor ue !" D'le1a' wy a
c,rdsd al sAbado nasado visitan.
doxsns nariantes.
...
Il Tos = m rsmsd,o i~nofensiyo. segu
70 y pronto para toses y resfriados.
es bueno para TODD miem6ro 9 "a
NINA 70 ssA'a p''
r. O.. no,.ohov 4 on;or
.....s...s. h,.;.ro, rrs IN,
-sss- -s.s.,. ~, X
~ s.acrrarado 4 srA,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16

.L
" Uoronei JOSS y. eens'lssc.s'
Mlafi sae la oorsenuPrsma -
Terr'toF'o' e COMO en'rs -
olciales yseoeados qss;se paAs.
cnsrop q luaes r.. sAs'so
sa'st'r = term'no "a oscno ~
core oe o'ssl..o ae' ~
Ssn juan = senol osus ~
.uers como 'nserPFs's - = y :
|ouFNn'eis seA'on'
Don Jose Manuel Montoys''
pr0mipente borreguero ycomer'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16
BONITA sopA En-


Ia Sta. Mercedes Lucero ccntrae Ma.
trlmonIo con lsFnAsl uIlbsrrI-
Amhos Do NatabItIdad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16

FL lines pasado, en- Ia parrr-
quia Cat6lica de San Juan, cor.
dado de Rio Arriba, SO verified u
matrimonio de Ismael Ulibarri,
p~resldente del cuerpo de conf
sionados de condado. y On labra.
dor y criador de ovejas acomo.
dado " ~prominente DO TERRA
Amarillo, con Ia Sta. Mercedes
A. de Lucerc, Ia bella hija del
Hon. Jose NemecioL ucero de
su esposa Doha Marina A. de-
'Lucero, que por muchos amos han
reaidido en- 81 condado Dc Rio
Arribs y son bien conocidos =
a)tamente respectados. Hubo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano
Bspafol.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16
oraoI6n sIanIAeatIva.

"Ojala y Ell sehos permita que deis
d conocer 4 todos Ia Saliva Arnica de
Buclen." escribe J. @. Jenkins, DO Cha
pei Hill, N. G. me quito prontamente
Ia dolencia de una postemilla que to.
MIA y me euro on tempo m~aravillosa-
mente breve." La mejor dol mundo
para llagas. quemaduras y heridas,
De yenta en- todas las boticas, Is.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16
81 Hou Malaauisa Martinss,

w.. .""". .L.LM.A .L...|".
81 Hon Malsquiss Martinez
'ciudadauo ~promiuents del condA
do d. Taos, one ha sstado ep y
'ciudad durAnts Ia semana pasade
sobre negocios odclAles, regres6
81 sAbado pasado para ~ resi'
dencis en- 81 uorts.
Tomad Also Dc ven On cuando par
ayudar al est6mAgo. Kodol hera eeto
b una combinacI6n do diserieutes na|
~turaIes y Dc Gcidos vegetables y contis
no los mismos jugos que y italian q
I'M est6maso s~aludAble. Disiere y
que comsiu.-De vcnta por "a Parma
ciA ireland,
Don Ventura vsros, labr ado
de Galisteo, en- ID parte sur gel
condado do Santa re, estuvo or
ID ciudad yse hospedo en- 81 Nor
mandie.
Ell ex.gobernador L, Bradford
Prince, que ha estado'e 81 orten'
te por algdp tempo en- m via1e
de negocios y DO recreo, asistira
al pr6ximo Congreso Commercial
Transmisisipisno en- Muskogee,
Oklshoma, 6ntes de regresar Z
Santa F6.
Una licencia de matrimonio b
sido expedida por 81 escribsuo d.
pruebas George W. Armijo q il
Sta. Bonita Atencio, de % amos
de edad, Va Espiridi6n Espinosa'
de 20 amos, ambcs de SAINTS
Cruz.
La. Sta. Cirila Manderteld )
So sobrinito Theodore Roosevelt
Armijo, Sc marcharon el mi6rco
les en- Ia tarde para FL Pasoa reu
uirse con sus hermanas Ia Sra
Jose6ta M, de Armijo y Ia Sta
Eugenia Manderaeld.
La corte de distritop POI 81 Icon
=
dado de San Juan Sc abrio 9
microbes passdo en- Aztec, pre-
sidiendo 81 Jues John r McFf'
y ocupando su puesto 81 secreta
rio Wilson. FL territorio Sc ha
llaba representado por 81 procu
rador de distrito Alexandra Read
Sc ha recibido noticiae en- SAINT
Fe del compromise de casamien
to de 10 Sta. Jennie Eby de Sil
yer City, y Manuel R. Cksves, d
Mesilla. Inf6rmase que Ia cere
monia nupcial Sc verifcara
6nes de Noviembre, y en- segul
da los deposados partiran par
Mexico en- su viaie de boda, =
,Sta. Eby es una de las beldade
de Silver City, hermosa, popula
instruida. Fl senior Chave
esta asociado con la frmass d
mercancias generates de D. Cha
yes y Compania, en- Mesilla.
Ejemplares de las Leyes de Sesio
de 1907 en- Ell idiomo espanol So halla
de venta on la lmprenta del Nuev
Mexicano. slendo Ell precio $3.50 pc
lcuaderno con Zorro de papel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16

UsAp ALLgN's poov.gAeg,
Las gohorss pueden usar sapatos d
IN numero m6s pequeho despues de-
|uso de Aliens FootJuase, Hace que
no lastimen sapatos nusyos 9 apreta'
dos. d. alivio q callos y ituanetes. -
81 mayor descubrimIento del sislo ~
"a u comunidad. n remedio cleric
para pies sudoso1. calenturientos Y 40
|loridos. En todas las boticas y ten
das de- sapato1. z5cts. No aospteia
nInsdn snstitpto. Para obtener IN
empaqueI Dc muestra gratis del Par
che sanitario FootEase. una inven'
ci6n nusya, dirisirss a Allen 9. Ohm
stead. IL Roy, n. y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-11-16
Mayordomo Do Rancho
Muefto Accidentalmente,

Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. H
Manuel Gutierrez, mayordomo
en- 81 rancho del secretario de la
ccrte de distrito Secundino Ro-
nero, SO bald6 accidenta)mente
aver tarde en- Encierro, y fue
muerto en- d acto. Gutierrez iba
4 sacar un fusil cargado De up
CAIRO de- lena, teniendo 10 arma
con 81 caron para arriba cuando
esta SO dispar6, penetrando 10
bala al pecho de Gutierrez y dan.
dole muefte cast instantanea.
Gutierrez tenia rs amos de edad
y hacia IN ano que SO case
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
Miss LangfOrd's Recital.

The annual recital of the pupils of the Misses Langford will be held at the Merrill Institute auditorium Tues day night This event has been looked forward to for the past month with much pleasure by both pupils and public. An excellent program has been prepared and all who go may be assured a good time. A small admis- sion price will be charged. All of the proceeds go to the Y. M. c. A. The Misses Langford have laudable pur- pose in view and are worthy of every encouragement. The program follows:
 Quartet-Grande Valse de Concert Mattei-Misses Emily Fox, Floy Cald- we'll, Leota Jones and Edna Langford.
 Sextette--Ballata, Pagnoncelli- Misses Mamie Lowry, Annie Robin son, Hattie Burford, Lola Ezell, Clyde Dixon and Ava McGhee.
 Trio-Chiming May Bells, Sienyert Bessie Martin, Rosamond Atkinson and Errol Steck.
 Recitation-Soldiers Joy. piano ac- companiment-Eddie King.
 Piano solo-Valse Arabesque, Luck Emma Sorrels.
 Quartet-The Village Chimes, Wad- dington-Ruth Trulock- Clara Tru- lock, Mona Pope and Grace Tanker
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

the Scripture and the Roman Cath ollc church came into existence; also that it was prophesied that the church should remain in ob- scurity for period of 1,2G0 years, which would bring us down through the dark ages to the time of the fire reformation, and that this prophecy would do away with the idea that the true church of Christ could be traced by success sion back to the time of the apostles.
 MT. Paddock pointed out that the Catholic church divided on the question of sprinkling for bap- tism and that the Greek church to- day clings to and practices immer- sion. Then after awhile there arose dispute between the pope and Henry VIII regarding marriage and divorce, and the Church of England was born. Later, because of other differences of opinion, the Episcopal church came into ex- istence, and so it was with each and Every denomination Cues tions would arise about which all could not agree; meetings were held; articles drawn up and adopt ed and a new denomination would be born. And these new denomi- nations themselves would finally disagree upon some point and di- vide and sub-divide until we have in some instances from 12 to 120 different; bodies of one denomina- tioE.
 Mr. HaddOck mentioned many of the most prominent denominations by name, giving the date and cause of their beginning, saying that his statements were a matter of history. He said that no one questioned the fact that all of these various bodies had accom- plished great good in the world and that it was the little non-es- sential things introduced by men themselves that is keeping Gods people divided. His subject last night was the Witness of the Holy Spirit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
THE ORIGIN 0F
 DENOMINATIONS" Reverend J. l.. Paddock, Evangelist, Tells How All the Churches Originated, Friday Night.
WILL ACCEPT TRUTH
Disagreements Among Church Mem- bers Are Responsible For the Var ious Different Churches, He Says Baptism Cause of Division.

In spite of the threatening weather a large crowd was at the Christian church Friday evening to hear Reverend J. l.. Haddock de- liver the historical lecture on 'The Origin of Denominations" He explained that the map which he used was not gotten up by a member of the church of Christ, but was the work of one J. H. Reese of Bengal, Mich., member of the Northern Methodist church. MT. Haddock said that he and his people were out for the truth and were willing to accept it wherever found, no matter whether their ancestors had ever heard of it or not and, therefore, was glad to use this map to show the exact time and place that the various de nominations had their beginning.
 The first circle on the map rep resented the church which was es- tablished by the apostles in A. D. 30 and it was called the church of Christ and the disciples were called Christians. And even at that time there was tendency to follow after some of the leaders and thereby cause division in the church, but Paul denounced it.
 Mir. Haddock pointed out that the apostles were persecuted and finally put to death; that the peo- pie had no Bibles as we have now, Ind it was natural for them to turn to the more learned men of that day for their Interpretation of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
coo %<%%% <%%%>

D. w. Boyce devotes his time to rents
 Little Mildred Coleman was re- ported somewhat better yesterday.
 Be sure and attend the special sale on cut glass and China. B. l.. Owen. 3t
 -Lost-S. w. switch key. Return to eos East Sixth or to this office. J. M. Collins.
 The many friends of Mir. F. G. Smart will regret to hear that he is ill of typhoid fever.
 For Rent-Room, 619 Walnut St.; modern conveniences; for one or two gentlemen.
 For Sale-Good horse, buggy, Jersey COW and yearling heifer. Dr. Geo. A. Flippin, 1901 w 9th.
 -Lost-Gold watch, gold fob chain, "emblem." Finder Burn to Graphic office and receive reward.
 For ale-Tboroughbred English pointer puppies Apply No 12i East Sixth avenue. Old phone 61S. 1w.
 For Rent-Nicely furnished six room cottage; conveniently located. on car lipe Address G." care Gra- phic. 1w.
 For Sat"--Good cotton seed at $35 a ton; on plantation, 6 miles southeast Of town. James H. 1ru- lock.
 Sarah Hudson, the bright little daughter Of Mr and Mrs. M. A. Hud- son, of this city, is reported to be quite sick today
 For Sale-Four fresh milch cows, with young calves. also young saddle horse. Apply to l017 Indiana St., l.. E. Frazier.
 -Felix Smart, of the Knox-Smart Realty Company, has been quite sick for several days, but was reported much better yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Gordon are at No. 609 West Third avenue, in the cottage recently ocn- pied by MT. c. H. Seabrooke.
 W. w. Matthews of Voss-Nichol was reported quite sick yes terday. He had just recovered from serious illness when he was again stricken.
 Major H. A. Mccoy, who has been spending the past few weeks at West Baden, Indiana, will return home the early part of the coming week. He writes that he is much improved in health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

and the rooms were the scene of 2
 spirited contest. The first prize, cut glass happy, was won by Miss Bettie Austin. The consolation fell to Miss Nina Smart. The hostess presented Miss Hudson, visitor from Tennes- see, a bunch of Lawson carnations The guests were Misses Nina Smart, Bessie Downs, Ella Howell, Nell Gal Higher, Bettie Austin. Reba Harris. Nettie Grace, Hazel Peck, Kate John son, Alymer Taggart, Annie Hudson, Tennessee, and Emma White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
McFadden-D0uglaS Nuptials.

An engagement and approaching marriage of wide social interest to the people of Pine Bluff is that of Miss Fife McFadden of this city and Mr. Frank R. Colin Douglas, of Washing ton, D. C. The wedding will take place Wednesday, June 12, at high noon, at the home of the brides moth CT, on West Sixth avenue. The young bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs. R. H. McFadden and has grown to wom- anhood in our city. Her wide circle of friends is the best evidence of the charming qualities which she posses ses. MT Douglas holds a responsible position in the custom laws depart ment in Washington. Although stranger in our midst, he has many Well-wishers who extend best wishes to him and the young woman he has chosen to be his partner for life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02


 Sextet-Flower Song, Lange-Geor- gia List, Marguerite Hoyler, Laura Boyce, Rosa Riggin, Mary Wright and Ruth Allen.
 ecitation-Dolly's Mamma, piano paniment-Vashti King.
 Piano solo, me Valse, Durand-- Rheadma Dansby.
 Quartet-Over Hill and Dale, Engle- man-Leota Jones, Freda Jones, Louise Rutherford and Katherine Ken sil
 Quartet-Melody in r, Rubenstein- Nina Mayhew, Jo Hart, Ruth Ruther- ford and Louise Rutherford.
 Piano solO-La Baladine, Lysberg- Myrtle Wick.
 Duo--I ere Valse, Durand-Marie Lloyd and Alma Langford.
 SeXtet-Lucia de Lamermore, Doni- zetti-Emma Sorrells, Myrtle Wick, Alma Langford, Rheadma Dansby, Ma rie Lloyd and Alma Langford.
 Chorus-"June Is Here"-Class.
 Presentation of medals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

Considering the threatening weather it was indeed compliment that the seating capacity of the Elks theater should have been filled for the enter tainment of Thursday evening, under the direction of Professor Milton D. McNeil. An evening was enjoyed which paid high tribute to not only MT. McNeil but to the pupils who have made such rapid progress in music un- der his careful training. That Pine Bluff has many fine musicians was shown in the excellent program rem dered. Each and every number re- fected much credit on MT. McNeil and his large class.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02
TaIkitini Club Entertained.

Friday afternoon found Miss Sue Perkins hostess for a circle of young ladies, the Talkitini club members. The afternoon was about as forbidding as possible, yet the club membership, with but few exceptions. were present to enjoy the delightful hospitality of one of it's most popular members. The hours were spent in playing euchre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-02

Mrs. B. w. Haltom will in- struct classes in English. Latin and mathematics at the High School, commencing June 3. Hours 8 a. m. to 12 m. Three dollars per month tor one study. $5 for more.