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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
l Beautiful Bazaar.

An unusually attractive and suc- cessful church entertainment was the bazaar given by the Young Ladies Society of the Presbyterian church Friday afternoon and evening, at the elegant home of Mrs. E. B. Taylor on West Fifth avenue. The parlor was very attractive with it's trimmings of the beautiful Christmas greens-holly, ivy and mistletoe; and, in addition to the electric lights, dozens of wax candles in individual holders and in candelabra shed a softened light over the display of fancy work. bags of all descriptions, and dolls galore. From the parlor the guests went into the library, where the aprons and in- fants' articles were attractively dis played. The next room to attract at tention was the beautiful dining-room decorated with ivy and white narcis- sus, and on the table were handsome white chryanthemums, and the beauty of the scene was repeated by it's re- flection in the handsome built-in mir TOT. which is one of the features of the room.
 After salad course vine wreath ed stairway invited the guests into an upper room where coffee was serv ed, and where delightful home made candy and cakes were on sale. The candies were made by the schoolgirls of the church, and were so delight full that the supply was soon exhaust ed and a nice sum realized from this labor of love. The Magazine Room next claimed attention, and this was indeed a unique apartment. All of the most desirable magazines and periodicals were here displayed, and the walls were beautiful by at tractive posters" twined with ivy here, from which the society receives a commission. The Young Ladies real ized a profit of over $50 from their efforts, and have the pleasant con- sciousness of having achieved a so- cial and financial success by their un- dertaking.
 pr. c. M Duckworth, of this city will leave today for Covington, Tenn. where he will be married to Miss Brock Sale, Tuesday night at the Methodist church. The we'd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

Next week promises also to be quiet, a calm before the storm which is sure to come with the Christmas holidays when maids and matrons, bachelors and the dgni- fled head; of families, all enter with =ea' into the many pleasures nov fsiEs planned to be heard from 1ale-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
WAISTS

Net. Silk and Tailored Waists, latest styles al designs at astonishingly low prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
FURS

Individual pieces and sets at prices that will in terest yo1l full line of Children $ Fur Sets at
 per set S15O to S12.50
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

ding will be one of the most nota- hle social events of the present season at Covington. He will be ac- companied by R. w. Shields, of this city, and his brother, Dr. Will Duckworth, of Jackson, Tenn, ana a party of friends will join them at Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
SOCIETY >

with many beautiful plants and cut f1awers. and delightful refreshments were served, and the hours spnt so pleasantly and informally sped rap idly, leaving in their wake pleas ing memories for the later years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

Announcement has been made by MT. and Mrs. J. w. Crawford for a reception to be hled at their home on Saturday, December IA. in celebration of their twenty-fifth anniversary. They will keep open house afternoon and evening, the hours in the afternoon being from to 5:30, and the even ing 8 to II. During these hours MT. and Mrs. Crawford will be glad to re- ceiye their friends. No invitations will be issued, the only invitation be- ing extended to their friends through the columns of the papers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

The Daughters of the Confederacy will be entertained by Miss Irma Grace next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
Mrs. Young Will Entertain

Mrs. w. T. Young yesterday is sued invitations to limited number of her married friends for Tuesday afternoon, December the 17th
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Methodist BaZaar.

The Young Ladies' Society will on next Tuesday, December 10th, give a bazaar at the residence of Mrs. A w Mills. All sorts of ar ticles for Christmas will be on sale, and pleasant social time is prom ised. " 'TF--
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

The Bazaar's given by the Trim Ity church association at the resi- dence of Mrs. F. L. Dilley, on Tues day last and the Young Ladies So- ciety of the First Presbyterian church at Mrs. E. B. Taylor's Friday afternoon and evening have occupied prominent places in the minds of both society and church circles. Both were well patron ized and were both social and if nancial successes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

The Merry Maids and A1atrons will be entertained by Mrs. Richard Bar nett on Monday, December IS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08


 At the Kaffee Klatch which is to take place at Mrs H. Solmson's on next Thursday afternoon, Misses Fannie Hardin, Artie Dreyfus, Gladys Eilbott and MT. Walter Strong will take part in the excellent musical program to be given on that occasion. Mir. and Mrs. W. (. Hudson En- tained.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mercer Sligh gave most delightful and informal fam fly reception Friday evening in hon or Mr. w c. Hudson and his bride. The house was tastefully adorned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

The past week in society has
 been somewhat quiet in comparl- son. with the preceding weeks, when with the weddings, partleS for debuantes, and compliments to visitors, the social world of Pine Bluff was in a whirl Of gaiety. Mrs. Danaher's compliment to Miss Lola Mann on Thursday afternoon was the leading event of the week, and this was one of the prettiest enter tainments with. which this popular younc debutante has been favored.
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Gin bpppeftes Genie.

Gin RInftler bon befonberen @oben
lift Sir Walter Yarratf, fDniglt6er
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febte fid Sir Walter paratt ans
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tpurben unb er Die Ieinigcn mad furs
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breipiertel Gtunbsn bate sr beibe
partien %getDonnen. 6obe muFtalii4e
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SIMMER oitp to BATE.

8ir miiniden unieren Sreunoen
uno Dem 8ubIifum I'M &agemeinen
mit5uteileu, bob mir unierem gro.
Ben @eiddft bin5ufiigten Die nereIte
Sdopfung IN unierer 8rande uno
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die 6u erbalteu. Grinnert @u6 nnie-
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Nieb /. Marft.

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SObn s. Bolton, 6ffentIider go.
tar. @runoei9entum. Qgent fir
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9cmrD 6. Tips, transport BON
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ntgen bon Seppi1en. 304 SitIeite
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Bur Rau6 perbrennung
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Stub tpirb BARN bonn 9ots o~bgefangen
nnb ipGter als 8rennmuterial benuBt,
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mant.
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LIEBER BROTHERS,
Plumbing und Hsizsinricbtuns.
2O7 ". Breia<g trafe, teben 9llnu1D
Nattpu1I 8aaf.

M1e 8~eparature Qrbeiten prompt aus.
9efibrt uno garanttert.
Bir rihten i~reenotuo aus benz Bruus
men flr irgenb elm 8immer belize unb
tolte WnHerleitun9 Elm. Sober tam
WaherIeitnn9 unb elm Babe5immer ha.
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Seine Marter fam nit Der bon
Mbeumatismus bergliden peroen.
&esept No. 1851 (Gimer & Gmem6)
linoert lfnea ales. Sn alien @potbe-
fen.
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Cute @etrdnfe nno fomoIer
2und itets in 8nrsitaaer's Galoum
anS 6eitaarant, 8ilita StroBe neben
Der Gale Der ~9ermamsiohne.
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RrennboIz! Rrennbolz!

Sebt lit Die 3eit, @uren gorrai
bon Sola fir ben 8inter ein3uIegen.
@utes 8olt-Oaf SfenboI3 biaia i'm
neuen Sol5bof bon
F WIN SAEhGER, Eigentuemer,
404 @OIan Strake.
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
/ HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
...ssssis.s. ls,o,s,s.,s saass !.

There were five absentees from the
High school yesterday
The domestic science class com
posed Of he Senior and Junior girls
we're not given cooking lesson yes
terday afternoon but instead were
given hints on how to care for sick
people.
The Juniors were given their final
examination in music yesterday after
noon.
The Sophomore CIvics class is read
ing the laws passed by the recent SEES
sion Of the Illinois general assembly.
Several Of the drawings and paint
ings that We're sent to the state art
exhibit al Champaign received the
honorable mention slip The kinds
that received the most slips were the
pencil drawings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
POLICE HAVE QUIET DAY.

Yesterday was a quiet day in police
circles. Judge Whitcamp held court
IN place of Judge Ross who is out of
the city. giving attention to Two or
three important cases. During the
day and mp to 3 o'clock this morning
the police made arrests as follows:
Guy Perry. arrested by Sergeant
Cowell, drunk.
John Kelly, arrested by Fitzgerald
and Thoman, drunk.
Oliver Hall, arrested by Hagey on
warrant. disorderly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
Motice Of Promotion.

Mr.. Phil c. Barclay has received
notice from rhe vice president OF
the Mexican Central railway com
many announcing the appointment Of
his brotherin-aw, J. A. Naugle. as as
sistant 10 the vice president Of that
railroad. Nh. Naugle has received
numerous promotions and is rapidly
nearing the highest Office within the
gift of the company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
Final Examination.

Monday. MAY 27-9:10:25. Botany
A: Latin A.. l;30-2:5l, Geometry 4,
Tuesday, May 2S-9-10:25, Ameri-
can History; 1:302:5O, Domesfic
Science &; Bookkeeping e.
Wednesday, May 29-9-10:25 Liter
allure. 4; l;30.2:5o. Physics.
Friday, May 31-1O:25. Literature
%. 1:302:50. Latin.
Monday. June 3-9-l).50- Compost
ton ] Arithmetic l /; 10:3512 Eng
lish History > l302:50, Algebra 2.
Tuesday. June 4-9-t0:25. Rhetoric
Algebra i; tO:3512. Geometry 3; Clas-
sizes: 1:30-2:5O. c Composition b and
c J Domestic Science ?.
Wednesday, June 5th-9-10:25,
Latin ?: Civics 2. Ancient History 1;
10:3512. Latin 1: Physiology /.
Thursday, June Gth--9-l0:2j-Alge-
bra 2, A and 3.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
PUSHING PUBLIC
IMPROVEMENTS
PUBLIC HEARING ON WASHING.
TON AVENUE PAVEMENT no
BE HELD TONIGHT.
WILL OPEN BIDS TODAY
Special Meeting Hsld Last Night at
Which Sidewalk Ordinances Were
Passed-Mayor Completes
Police Force.

A special meeting of the city conn.
Icil was held LAST night at which ordi-
nances We're Rad and adopted pro.
yiding for sidewalks in various parts
.of tn city. The mayor also ap.
pointed EXMotorman Johnson 70 It'll
The remaining vacancy On the police
force now IL composed of fourteen
police constables. d night sergeant and
chief-a total OF sixr en men.
The council also passed the ordi-
nance granting the Big Four rightof-
way for a switch track over Twenty
sixth street to reach the Cairo lee
ccmpanys plant.
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KNIGHTS Of PYthias Meet.

Cairo lodge No, l7S, knights Of
Pythias, will hold an important nicer.
Ing tonight. Two esquires are to be
charged with the rank Of knight.
Frank Adams has received word from
Brother Bellevilie That he will be on
hand with a full line of samples of
lodge paraphernalia from which Sc.
lections are to be made. The meet
ing tonight will convene early on ac-
cognt OF extra work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
Hand Cut of.

J. S. Sutton. Of 1907 Commercial
ayenue. an employee of the Singer Co,
a work on the electric crane, had
a hand cut off yesterday, through some
misunderstanding between him and
the engineer. He thought the latter
would stop the engine at a certain
point where it had been accustomed
to stop, but the machine ran further
than usual DR.. Clarke dressed the
wound
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
DISCRIMINATING LADIES.
Enjoy Using HerpicIde on Account OF
Its Distln ctiveness.

The ladies who have used Newbro's
( Herp!cIde speak OF II IN the highest
terms. for its quick effect In cleansing
tho scalp OF dandrunf and also for its ex-
cellenee as general hair-dressing Y
makes the scaln feel fresh and II allays
that itching which dandruff VIII cause.
Newhro's Herplcide effectively cures
dandrun. as It destroys the germ that
causes II, The same germ causes hair to
fall ont and later badness: IN killing It.
Herplcide stops falling hair and prevents
badness 1t is also an ideal hair dress
ing. for It lends an aristocratic charm to
the hair that IL quite distinctive. Sold
by leading druggists. Send loo. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., De-
trolt. Mich.
Two sizes-50 cents and s1.00.
Paul G. Schuh AZ Sons, Special Agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
EmeEzzLER BROUGHT BACK.

New York. May 2S.-In charge OF
David P. DYER Jr.. formerly teller Of
tho ST. Louis treasury, who was sent
10 Sweden as a special Commissioners
by President Roosevelt for the pur-
pose. Charles Grotefend. indicted for
embezzling funds of the Washington
National bank, st. Louis. was brought
back on The steamer Deutschland
which arrived tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24

The specialization in games. which
Is characteristic OF the present day.
may DC rcsarfed as beneficial. in 80
FAR az &c BIAS raised the standard OF
play and befokeas Increased keen
m'a5 on The part o. amateurs to be
iF the cast raak at their particular
spost-C. T. F.ya Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
SOCIAL ANDP PERSONAL


One OF the most delightful social
events og several seasons was That
81 yesterday afternoon when Mrs
Charles o. Patier entertained AZ cards
al her beautiful country home AZ
Cairo Heights, complimentary to her
sisters, Misses Nora and Florence
Hefter OF Centralia
The guests were met at the end OF
the trolley line by wagonnettes and
the drive 10 the Patier home was one
OF the happy features Of a day long
To be remembered. VW
The spacious home was cool and
fragrant with the summer breezes
waiting in the sweet scent OF new
mown hay ana honeysucke and the
allurIng things of country life on the
outside were so interesting thai con
versation did not lag.
Progressive euchre was played, me
hostess bestowing six beautiful prizes
Of hand painted plates of horai ana
fruit designs. the work Of wei
known artist upon the following Tor
tunate winnefs; Mesdames George
RI Carnes. &. G. Terrell, Edward q.
pink. John A. Miller, Misses Daisy
Hodge ana Bessie Turner,
Fruit punch was served during he
afternoon and at o'clock the guests
partook of bountiful luncheon
dainlily served the menu being as
follows:
Fried Spring Chicken
Creamed New Potatoes
Sandwiches
Pickles Olives
Tomatoes with Mayonnaise Dressing
Neapolitan Ice Cream
Iced individual Cages
Coffee.
The guests participating in the
pleasures OF the affair were Misses
Nora and Florence Hefter, Of Cen
tralia. Mrs. John Lane. of Mounds.
Miss Jessie Neadstine and Mrs John
Welson, Of Mound City; Mesdames
George 7. Carnes, c. c. Terrell. " F I
Greaney Herman Weber. Hermine
Schulze. Edward @ link. Frank j.
N r. Halliday, F. D. Rex
ford, Andrew Lohr, J D. Laid, H. $.
Antrim. John Greaney, Peter Lind
Robert Geeanev. Berthe Sticher,
John A. Miller. w. r Smith Walter
III Wood, Paul Fl. Schulz Misses
EGnice Bondurant, Lima Woodward, I,
Leila Hastings, Daisy Hodge, Rick
atts. Madge Zimmerman. Bessie Tur-
ner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
Not 10 se paunted.

The old gentleman greatly disap-
proved Of the young man who was
counting his daughter staying so late
every night. so he told him he really
couldn't have il. as it caused such a
dreadful waste Of gas. The next even
inr the young man came trinmphantly
round TO the house carrying a bulls
ere lantern.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24

The ladiss Of ST. Patricks church
gave eachre last evening at st, Pa,
rick's Hall for the benefit Of the
pipe organ fund. Prizes were won As
follows; Mrs Frank schaaf. a set of
six bread and butter plates. MRS. r. II,
Cannon, gilt letter rack; Karl
Karcher, a box Of handkerchief.
There were twelve tables and the
affair was managed very successfully
by Miss Louise Steinhouse.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

WIN. Walker to DR. E. s. Dickerson,
wd.. May o. 1907. lot Il. block -,
First addition tc Cairo. $50.
Minnie r Ellis and husband To Dan.
lei H. Sullivan va. May IS. 1907.
Is feet on south side Of lot &C. block
Is. First addition 10 cairo. sl.2e.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
Basket RalI Saturday.

There will be abask BAH game AZ
Armory Hall Saturday night May %
for the benefit of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union. The eontesting
teams will be composed of we'll known
young p ople who know The game and
much interest IS likely to be shown.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
JOHNSON AT vicKssURe.

Vicksburg, Mics. Nav 23-Gover-
nor John a. Johnson. OF Minnesota.
and party reached. the city this after
noon to participate in the dedication
OF the Minnesota State Memorial in
The Nicksburg National park +omor-
row. When the gubematoriai parry
reached the city a salute was fired by
a local battery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24

Mr Richard J. OMuirenin. u. 4. n
Duhiia by BIS viii left the violin which
was played On Vinegar hill The nlant
before the battle in l-sS. 20 The nm
scum In kildare street. Dubiin. His
library was bsqueathed 20 the Gaelic
league.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24

PIT ir jag Gre POUND Of granu-
laiod -l@ar oue ounce taTtaric acid;
add few DROPS Of essence Of lemon
and pcur about 3 pint ard a half Of
boiling water over tine mixture. stand
co. cool Place 4 very little ~ the
strip is required 10 make a glass Of
lemonade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24

TIE INGENUITY Of a South Norfolk
fCounJ workman in tying a small
hell around the neck of a rat and
then hberating ii has completely
freed tho company's factory Of an
army Of these pests. The noise Of the
tinkling bell frightened them away.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our kind neiahhors and
friends who rendered us go much a.
sistanc during the death of our has
band and father
MRS. II. NJ. RUNNER.
HATTIE RUNNER
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
BUYS Zeal Estate.

CITY Clerk 4 A. Hatcher purchased
yesterday from A. 5. Gallagher a lot
and half on West Twenty.second
street for $500, and will build home
upon he property The property Is
lot 50 and the west half Of 33. in block
90 fourth addition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
Small Boy Had Grievance.

The wee hoy had just begun going
to school One day he came home
and said. The teacher asked me for
ms gam. ann J gave 1t 10 her. Doesn't
she kn0w she mustn't chew other
folks
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
SEWING Circle Meets.

The Sewing Circle OF st. Patrick's
church will hold meeting this after
noon. A full attendance is requested
The ladies have decided not to hold
an exchange this week owing to the
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24

The child worker Is tired. and al
ways looks tired. Ills education ends
because the drulsery 90 IFS tailsomc
Gays prevents Che making u mental
effort We are using up the lite u
The nation a. the wrong end School
master. london.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Died at pu ouoin.

Friends Of Samuel b. Eaton, of Du-
.Quoin will regret 10 learn Of the death
of his father, the late William b.
Eaton which occurred at his home
iii Du Quoin Wednesday night,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
Tobacco Habit Cured

Ciga -ette, Cigsr, pipe. snuH. Tahacro chewing
aud OIL forms ~ tchfceo p7iaE are cured bi
the JAMES HONE CURE FOh TOBACCO
HAHITs. Put mp iu Tsbie- ff-u- Essy and
cons enient to tax. Mske- "a iuE . pleasure.
G.urez ahiie you wore. Price % fun cIurss ul
tablet treatment Tor Tobacco habit. q.
James San5torium Co. Memphis, Tenn
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24

Chief Esan left for St Louis last
night with Frank Bracken young
man who is wanted there for deser-
ton from the L. S. army. He was
arrested in this city las week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
lof their workers.
"Wednesday cInch Club.

Miss Leila Hastings Of Upper wash
ington avenue win entertain the Wed.
nesday Cinch club next Thursday
afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24

Australia raw ranks second among
the great sh sep raising countries. Ar.
eentina Is lru with $1,000 GOO sheen
Australia second with 72.000. O00 and
Russia third with 70.00OeQa
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24

Mrs. Thomas Cotter went to st.
Louis yesterday 10 visit friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-24
raken to Anna Asylum.

Deputy Sheriff Nahoney yesterday
took Thomas Maroney and Henry
Hunter to Anna. they were adjudged
insane by commission appointed to
inquire into their condition Marooney
was sent TO the asylum in September
1900, was discharged in September
1905 and returned there yesterday
Hunter was an old negro over 81
years old, and was adjudged insane
yesterday by Drs. Fields and Dicker
son.