Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-19

l
 Mrs. H. King White soiicits or ders for all kinds of cakes, rosettes and other pastry. Also all kinds Of
 embroidery and fancy work. Both phones. U A marriage license was issue here today to Walter Wingard and Miss Agnes Cearley. The contract-
 ing parties live at Grapevine, Grant county.
 I The Pine Bluff Mercantile com | pany has something of unusual in l tcrest in the way of bargain an-
 nouncements in an ad in the Graphic 1 today. It should be read by every
 body, men, women and children.
 There were only SIX cases in the
 police court this morning, the fines
 amounting to $59. Of this amount
 $40 was contributed by John Smith,
 convicted of petit larceny. It was
 proven that he stole some feed sacks from one of the warehouses in this city recently.
 Charles Waryer, the negro charg-
 ed with the theft of a bicycle from c.
 F. Shell Wednesday afternoon, was given preliminary hearing this morning by justice Louis Cheek. He was bound over to await the action of the grand jury on a charge of grand larceny, and his bond was fixed at $500.
 A message has been received in this city from Mrs. H. A. Mccoy at Rochester, Minnesota, saying that Major Mccoy continues to inn prove, and that they will return to this city in a few weeks. Major
 M(Coy was recently operated on there for appendicitis.
 Mayor Toney should instruct the police to arrest all property owners who have not complied with the weed ordinance. On West Second avenue, between Walnut and Olive streets, can be seen sample of the uncut weeds >Take them all into police court. The city must be healthfui. With high weeds it cannot be.
 -Lost-Between Union Station and 509 West Sixth avenue, July IF, St. Louis Southwestern railway check, amount $10S, in favor of G. w. Lesar, and two bank books, viz: Mississippi Valley Trust Co.,, St. Louis, Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co.,, Pine Bluff. Finder return to Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Go. and receive reward. G. w. Lesar.
 Minnie May. the little daughter O. MT. and Mrs. Joe Waskaskia of No. 2000 East Pullen street, died yester- day afternoon at o'clock af nr an ill., ness of six weeks with measles. The funeral services were held at 10 o. clock this morning at St. Joseph's Catholic church, conducted by Father Mclean The interment took place in St. Joseph's cemetery. z
 The opera company, summer the ater management and the ball team who gave Fort Smith people Sunday and were arrested on charge of violating the Sunday laws, were acquitted by juries when ar. raigned in justice courts. The church people of Fort Smith have never been successful in their efforts to punish Sunday violators, owing to the strong sentiment here in favor of Sunday and especially Sunday baseball.
 There is going to be sensation sprung in the near future, it is said, that will result ill an investigation at police Headquarters. It is rumorel that bond mysteriously disappeared from that place recently after being filed there, and that an effort was made by certain members of the de- partment to induce an alleged of fender not to permit lawyer to ap' peal his case to the circuit court, when in reality there is said to hay, been some discrimination in his ar rest.
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