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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
GRAPHIC AID.
 RECOVERS DIAMOND

Through an ad., published one time in the Daily Graphic, Miss Ella How ell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. c. Howell, recovered valuable solitaire
 diamond ring yesterday The ring
 was lost while Miss Howell was on her way to the Collier-Lee reception Tuesday. Yesterday a driver for the Pine Bluff Bottling Company found the ring in the mud, the following day, seeing the ad. announcing it's loss in The Graphic, the driver re- turned it through Sam Knox to the owner. He was given a liberal re- ward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
MAJ. BRECKENRIDGE
 IN THE CITY.

Honorable Clifton R. Breckinridge, formerly of this city, now interested n mammoth trust company at Fort smith, is in the city calling on his many friends. Major Breckinridge is a guest at the home of Charles F. Moore on West Second avenue. He Is accompanied by T. Pearce, also a former resident of Pine Bluff, now living at Fort Smith. Major Breck- lnridge will remain here several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03

two of a kind, of most every al
 in our store, consisting of most eI
 size clOaks, skirts, shoes or ual
 wear, will be placed on sale fat| last selling week during our I 1 reduction sale at unheard Of I | flee prices. If you value money
 be here for the last week of this
 rife stock reduction sale. The
 week will be remembered in {
 Bluff as the most terrific week;
 rifice that was ever given i'll city heretofore. Former Fl
 merchandise will not be coiAd3 and the saving to the public on \ ing apparel, dry goods and shoes be worth your while to drop q
 thing and be on hand for the weeks sale. Every article in tn tire stock will be put to the slau at prices that will amaze you. ing will be reserved in any da ment. It will pay you to com miles to attend the last week sale of Honnet and cOmpany's stock. You cannot afford to lS away, as money saved is money ed, and during this sale one will go as far as two would arily. Come at once before it late, and secure the greatest bal in dry goods and shoes that hal been your privilege to p@uI Nothing will be reserved, the
 stock has been cut down to the est limit for quick selling at sacrifice. To those needing goods and shoes this sale \Ms send, as it is right in the, S, the season when you need as the most. An extra force O people have been added in or serve the great crowds that naH in attendance at this sale sAs opening day. Make your a' ments to be here on the last this stupendous stock reducua which positively closes night. without fail, February last day, February 9th or p will no doubt see the greates' of people in Pine Bluff tanns tage of this sacrifice of dry so shoes that have ever been ths city heretofore. Make take, be sure you find Hou company's dry goods and SD" l23 West Second avenue, f'u' Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03

for Altheimer, where she will be the guest of Mrs. G. A. Hogg and family for a few days, returning Wednesday Miss Hudson will go to Tillar, Ark. Saturday to be the guest of Miss Elm ma Tillar, at house party.
 Mrs. D. l.. Franklin has returned from Little Rock.
 Mrs. Louis Ottenheimer, of Little Rock, is the guest of Charles Well and family on West Third avenue.
 Harry and Dave Veil returned yes terday from Chicago, where they were the guests of relatives for several months.
 Mrs. D. E. Mitchell, of Sheridan is in the city visiting relatives.
 Doctor E A Pane has returned from a business trip to Dumas.
 Mrs. w. Howell Westbrook is spending a few days in Camden with friends.
 w. T. Young, Horace Lindsay and Miss Mary Lindsay went to Little Rock yesterday to attend the fun eral of Mrs. Fred Holder, which takes place today.
 Representative w. B.. Penny came down from Little Rock last night to spend Sunday with his family Rep resentative Penny says he fayors the viaduct act and will vote for 1t in the house He believes it should be pass ed without delay.
 Doctor M. s. Cohen, the local spe- cialist, is making preparations tc leave for New York, where he is soon to enter a celebrated medical college He will remain there several weeks taking a post graduate course.
 Reverend T. Y. Ramsey, pastor of the Main Street Methodist church, came down from Little Rock last night. He attended the bedside of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Holder, who died there yesterday. He will return to Little Rock today to attend the funeral.
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BRIEF MENTION.
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R. P. Wymer, of Texarkana, is !; the city on business.
 Mrs. D. C. Walt, of Altheimer, is 8 guest of Mrs. Campbell Fox in this city
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Finley of For dyce, are to spend Sunday ill this city.
 D. A. Henderson, of Little Rock was in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Miss Eva DeLisle, of Memphis, ia visiting Miss May Saunders on South Olive street.
 Henry Cook, of Cincinnati, is visit ing relatives in the city. He arrived in the city yesterday.
 N. A. Snyder, of East Fourth ave nue, went to Fort Smith yesterday .c spend Sunday with friends.
 County and Circuit Clerk c. P. Bell of Arkansas county, was q business visitor in the city yesterday.
 B. A. Gamble, of Chicago, is in the city visiting his nephew, Charles M Sheldon, on East Pullen street.
 Maxwell Girdle, of Rison, is visit. ing at the home of MT. and Mrs. J P. Soules on East Sixth avenue.
 H. H. Henderson, of Mulberry street, went to Fordyce yesterday tt visit his daughter, Mrs w. E. Enslot
 Ike Hanf and J. Beaurie Hut have returned from a business trip dowr the Cotton Belt road and a visit tt Little Rock.
 J. s. Hawkins, secretary of the Coco Roads Association, was guest 0 County Judge James C. auld here yes terday. Judge Gould IS president O the association.
 w. z. Tankersley. t'.a genial inSur ance man, is ho.le from hurried business trip to War'aa, where h. went to transact business for thu Home Insurance agency.
 Mrs. J. G. Broduax and daughter Margaret, of North Carolina. are wis iting their sister and aunt. Mrs. San Campbell, on Sixth avenue. The, will be in the city about month.
 Mesdames T. H. Collier and T. Collier returned to their home at Alt heimer yesterday, after spending sev eral days in the city, the guests o R. E. Lee and family.
 Robert Atkinson has gone to St Louis, where he will engage i'll the cement business with his cousin, Tom Atkinson. Both young men have 9 host of friends here who wish them success.
 Miss Lillian Hudson left yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
THE PUBLIC AMAZED.
sensational Dry Goods and Shoe Bar.
 gains-Last Notification.

We wish to inform the public of Pine Bluff and vicinity that the first week Of February will be the last week of our stupendous stock reduc- tlon sale, and for this last week prices will be smashed to smitherens in or der to make the last week of this big sale the biggest days of the entire ten days sacrifice. Special lots of remnants and odds and ends, one or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
An Oyster Suppeh

MT. and Mrs. A. D. foS's .4| tained a few friends last ns1 an oyster supper. Tne s"1 characterized by the usual hospitality for which the K9 famous. They had as ms. Messrs and Mesdames nc wood, B. B. Well, J. P. ,'s. m w. Mayfield and Julius Leu
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Christian Church.

Morning subject, "Jonah and the Whale' At night the evangelist and pastor, c. c. Cline, will continue his series of sermons on Fulfilled Pro- phecy, with the Opening of the Book of Revelation" Those desiring to understand this book should hear the opening address.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
No Services at First Methodist,

On account of the death of Mrs. Bessie Holden. daughter of Reverend T. Y. Ramsey. which occurred in Lit tie Rock Saturday morning, there will be no services at First M. B. church, either morning or night, today. There will be meeting of all the officials, members, trustees and stewards at the church at 4 D. m, at which time it is earnestly desired that every mem- Der of both boards be present prompt- 1V
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First Baptist Church.

The pastor, Reverend Ross Moore, will preach at both hours of service today; subject of the morning dis course, by special request, Gossip, or What to Do and Not to Do With the Tongue" Evening subject, "No Alternative"
 Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; B. Y. P. U., -6:3O p. m. All are cordially in- vited to attend these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03

erend R. A. McClintock. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
 The Womaa's Home Mission s. ciety will meet at the parsonage Mon. day afternoon at 2::30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
Carr Memorial Church.

There will be services today at Carr Memorial church at II a. m. and ':9o p. m., held by the pastor, Rev.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
AUCTION.

T. A. Drummond, pawnbroker, will sell at auction stock of over $4,000. Don't miss it. Commencing Satur- day. February 16, 1907, 221 Main street. 1w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03

Ohio Street Baptist Church.
 Reverend R. C.. Bowers. of Little Rock, will occupy the pulpit at the and evening services at the Ohio Street Baptist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
Evangelical Lutheran Church.

The Evangelical Lutheran Trinity church, No. 1120 East Sixth avenue. German services, 10:45 a. m. English services, 7:3O p. m. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
 w. c. SCHRADER, Pastor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
Christian Science Service

198 Pine street. Sunday, II a. m; subject, Spirit Wednesday even- ing meeting, 7:30 o'clock. Reading room, same address. Visitors well come
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
I0nsdale Domestic

Every woman knows the quality of this offering. Probably they do not know that the White Sale Price we place on it is very much lower than the factory price today. But it's a fact. We sell a limit of
 10 yards for 85c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
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AT THE CHURCHES.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
W0Ien'S Fine Suits
 Remnant Sale

As a result of our great Clearance Sale we have left remnant lot of Tai lored Suits that we are not going to car ry over if low price will move them out. They are all high class Suits, the only trouble with them being that we have only one or two sizes of a style left in stock. If you can get your size you'll get. big bargain, for we are go- ing to sell the choice of our $2O, $22.50, $25.O0 and $27.50 Suits for
 5000.
 Purchaser must pay for alterations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
Persian LdWn

A beautiful sheer quality. Very desirable for the spring sewing that is near at hand. Buy while the price is made so low in our White Sale
 White Sale Price
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-03
UndermuslinS
 White Sale PriCe(

Snowy, dainty lingerie, beautifully trimmed and finely finished always ap- peals to the average woman. Our White Sale prices will make them doubly at
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-12

who held the vast multitude in
awe while he performed his per-
ious work. The slide for life at
the state house was also cOnSd
cred marvellous.
The races at the fair grounds
were also drawing cards and
thousands enjoyed The superb
sport.
The city administration, Chief
Seago aud his assistants are to
be praised for conducting the
large amount Of business to be
done so adroitly and systemati-
caIly, with few arrests and scarce
any friction. Several special
police were on duty, among them
we're: Frank Carbelllon Carin
vile; Jesse Hawkins, Chicago;
VIM. Hagan, city. Jesse Haw
kns, it is SAID, captured a noted
pickpocket for which the author
tiles gave credit to themselves.
The grand total receipts we're
about 800, 900. with $40 900 clear
after all expenses.
A grand showing.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-12
Illinois State Fair
Greatest in History

The Illinois State Fair which
closed last Saturday, proved to
be the bess ard mos, ideal fair
We have on record Tne wealth
er fine. mostly ideal. there being
only one rainy day-Thursday.
The city was beautifully illumln.
ated and the people poured in
from every direction. AT night
the streets were a compact body
Of hum IN beings, surging their
way from one attration to anoth
er. 1t is said that the exhibits
at the fair were of a superior
quality; the agricultural nipple
ments being of an extraordinary
make up. All the week the Cap
ital Of the great stale, Illinois
resembled some great metropolis
Two of the most spectacular
things at the fair grounds, were
the fine quality of live sto k and
improved machinery. The man
agement of the fair is to be con
gratu ated for the success.
The street. car company, the
G. and A. and the Interurban,
automobiles and wagons were
busy transporting people to the
grounds daily.
The street attractions drew
immense throngs each night
The most wonderful thing on the
streets, being the high wir,
walker and wire bicycle rider
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-12

able to change, added not a little
to the laurel wreath already
achieved. They represent, brob-
ably, the finest colored show on
the road.
The ocean scenery was real
istic.
John Rucker as the Oyster
Man. played well his part, he
aud Hogan as Rufus Rastus. y
being the csrner stones of the
able aggrega tion.
The scene where a terrific and
furious rain and electric storm
occurred may be said to be mex
pressably grand. The show is, as
d who!eI magnificent.
We we're also highly entertain
ed at Cnatterton'S last night by
those two exponents of legitimate
comedy, Williams and Walker in
their latest folk lore success en-
titled "Bandana Land
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-12
Ernest Hogan
At the Majestic

Beginning last Sunday for four
nights. Ernest Hogan, the fa-
NOUS comedian, with his superb
aggregation of 60 people, appear
ed before large audiences. Sun
day and Monday evenings being
the argest-considering the fact
that they were here four nights
with two matlneeS, their show
may be said to be an extraordin-
ary drawing card.
The show is high class and
from the beginning to the finale
each performer carried out his or
her part with marked precision
and accuracy.
The qualify of costumes and
scenery are superb, and the fre
quency With which they were
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-12
Petersburg News

Ollie Holman and wife, of
Pheasant Plains, were visitors
here Sunday.
Rev. Webster of Springfield,
has resigned his position as pas
tor of the Baptist chdrch and has
accepted the pastorate at Hills
boro.
Mrs. Ed Motley and daughter,
Louise. accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Frank Pen;ck, de-
parted for Decatur, Monday after
pleasant visit at home.
George Holman and wife of
Pleasant Plains, we're pleasant
visitors here Sunday.
Mrs. Mae Dickerson of Mason
City, is the guest of Mrs. Pauline
Wade this week.
G. B. Davis was a Springfield
visitor last week.
William Penick and Alfred
Vaughn, attended the fair Thurs
day.
Quincy Motley and Mrs. VIM.
Motley have returned from their
visit 10 Decatur.
Mrs. Landon Davis Is visiting
in Springfield.
Mrs. William Reed is on the
sick list.
Mortuary--Died, Thursday
m. at her residence, Miss Ella
Rainey of this city, of lung
trouble. aged II years. The fun
eral was conducted from the
Baptist church, Rev. Groves
officiating. She leaves to mourn
thier loss her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Rainey and host
of relatives aud friends. The
interment was made in Oakland
cemetery. There were many
relatives of the deceased from
Springfield and Bloomington.
Miss Rainey was a devout girl.
Inoted for her sweet and amiable
disposition ano her musical abil-
ity. She will be greatly missed
here in the junior society.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-12
Bloomington Locals

Mrs. Geo. Hoagland is enter.
tanning her mother and sister,
Mrs. J. Scrivner and Sarah
Scrivner of Cincinnati, Ohio.
G. E. Jackson has resigned his
position as porter for local bar
bershop and mas accepted one as
a baggageman in the Woodford
hotel at Minonk.
Thomas Davis was seen on our
streets this week.
Mrs. I Sanders is anticipating
a pleasant visit in Toledo, Ohio.
J. J. Dickerson attended The
Oyster Man" at Springfield, last
Tuesday night.
Bloomington is the proud pos
SCISSOR of three pantatorlums.
three barber shops and two res
taurants
Mr.. Fort is conducting pan
tatorium aud is doing lucrative
business.
Mrs. Fields and daughter Car
rie expect to make Indiana their
home in the near future.
Grace Smith is visiting rela-
tives in this city.
Elder Hal gave d very inter
esting talk on the Progress of
the Negro.' He told of the many
important positions held by the
coIored man and woman which
SLOWS that color amounts to
naught in Washington and other
points of the east.
Mas. Meanhead is seriously i'll
at her home on S. Lee street.
Maymie Withers and Blanche
Hoagland attended the fair.
G. e Jackson will soon leave
for Minonk, where he has secur-
ed employment.
Marion Hoagland attended the
fair Thursday.
DR.. Covington spent a few days
in Chicago last week.
Rev. Johnson is the successor
of Rev. Collins at the A. M. Il.
Rev. Brewer has been appoint.
ed to take charge of Tuscola and
Shelbyville
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-12
Normal Locals.

Mrs. J. Henniger is indispos-
ed.
Miss Alverta Duff has returned
home after a pleasant visit in
Chicago.
II. Bailey has returned after
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1907-10-12

spending week iu Springfield.
Walter Whitaker and J. Craw-
ford, spent Sunday in Peoria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11

secured the goods and change and made
Il hasty retreat through "a dark alley
The boy, inter waiting half an hour
OH the steps OF the house for the IS
bill. realized that lic had been victim
lied, and returned to the store with
.th,t Information. Efforts OF the po-
lice to capture the man have UP to
tho present time being Intellectual.
Prenchcs to the Police.
REV. Richard orem Finn. an evan
gclist OF Atlanta. Co., who is can
Quoting successful revival services at
the Second Presbyterian Church, this
afternoon held prayer-meetlng In the
police station, at which all the mem
bers OF the police force were present.
This is the first time In the history OF
the police that the "coppers" have had
MI opportunity to have d preacher at
that place.
When the Office OF city Treasurer
Robinson closed late tonight, over IL
500 people had paid their annual poll
tax Those who did not pay this even.
Ing will not be allowed to vote in the
city election the second Tuesday In
Jure, ut which time mayor nnd three
members OF Council from each ward
will be chosen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
REpAYs HIS KINDNESS.
Hnndsone Christmas Gift to Hotel
Clerk Who Restored Jewels.
LSpeclalto The Times .Dlspatchl


Clerk Who Restored Jewels.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. December lo.-The
Ledger Dispatch says
about three months ago gentle
man. who had been a guest at the
Lynnhaven Hotel. called up that place
by long distance telephone from Rich
mond and asked for Harvey X. Car
man, the chief clerk. He told Mr..
carman that his wife had left about
$4,000 worth of diamonds under the
cover of the dresser In the room which
she occupied, and said that by some
chance they might still bel.there.
Mr.. Carman told the gentleman to
hold the wire and he would make n
search for the jewels. He found them
intact. He then told the gentleman
at the other end of the wire that he
had them and would at once send them
to him by express.
''Afr. Carman thought no more OF the
incident until to-day, when 1T was
shape OF a sealed box delivered by
the Adams Express Company.
THE box contained n handsome dia-
mond and topaz stick-pir. presented to
him as a Christmas present by the
husband of the lady who had care
lessly left her gems under the cover
of q bureau"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
MAKES \ K REQUEST TO
THE MASONIC HOWE.
This Institution Given $500
Under Will OF Vim. Fl. Lam
bert, of Alexandria.
UNIQUE SCHEME TO swINOLE
[speclal 10 mic rImes. pIspa.ell.l

II
ALEXANDRIA, VA, December TO-
The will or William H. Lambert was
admitted to probate in the Corporation
Court to-day, and the testator. left his
entire estate, valued at $4,000. to his
three children. Robert D. Marshall,
his son-in-law, qualified MS executor.
The will is dated October "a, 1907, and
beql,ests are made as follows: to his
daughter, Mrs. Florence May Bell. Sa-
vannah. Ga, $1,000; his son. Arthur
Wilson Lambert, $1,000. together. with
his Masonic jewels and all of his books
ana pictures, and also everything be-
longing to him in st. Louis. which con-
aists OF an interest in the Lambert
Hospital, $1,000; Masonic Home. Rich
lnond. $500; his daughter, Helen Louise
MARSHALL, the residue OF his estate.
Got Goods ana Changc.
The drug firm OF Allen and Timber
man We're the victims of an old swim
die which was operated on them Sue
ccssfully last night. DR.. Allen. mem
ber of the firm, received telephone
message shortly before 6 o'clock from
some one giving the name OF Miss Ida
Kelly. and requesting that he send
certain articles, usually sold in drug
store. to n certain number on North
Henry Street, and also to- send change
for IS. The speaker requested Mr.
Alien, over the phone. to hasten the
delivery as wedding was to take
place at the house. The goods sent
amounted to $l.10 and DR.. Allen sent
his colored messenger, fourteen years
of age. In posthaste With the nrti-
Giles When he arrived at the supposed
domlcile Of Miss Kelly he was greeted
by a big burly colored man. who adj
dressed the lad: Hey there. kid is you
tic boy from Allens?" The lad re-
piled in the affirmative aud the negro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-11
Brief Norfolk Items.

The newspaper men who We're con-
nected with the exposition work have
adopted resolutions commencing in the
highest terms Mr.. Silas h. Snyder. who
was director of publicity for the eX-
position
The announcement is made that the
cember 3lst, although an effort is be-
lug made to retain the office with u
reduced force until the government ex-
hibits are removed and the cavalry
leaveA.
Frank Pate. United States marine,
was sent on to the Corporation Court
to-day on the charge of feloniously as
saulting G. a. CARMEL, another marine.
1t is charged that Pate used a beer
bottle, and Carnell was severely used