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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
COLU1IBI1'S HARD LUCK.
Injuries and Poor Scholarship Play
Hau0c zcith Her Teams.

The hard luck which seems to have been follow
ING the Columbia track team for week. in an
effort to lay out many men as possible before
the Blue and White meets the strong Pennsylvanla
aggregation tomorrow, too. a maj Wlack AT tile
squad yesterday. when George Bun. one OF tne
hest sprinters. broke his ankle. Bun was playing
base ban in front the Delta Psi fraternity mouse
and fell in effort dodge an automooile ana
mil in a high ball at the same time
r. 3 osborne who has been showing up remark
ably well in the high jump. has been declared IN,
eligible by the athletic committee on the ground
Of Scholarship or. rather the lack OF II; ana r w
CabeIein. who considered the pest broad
fimper that the Blue and White had. having a
record in practice of % feet inches. sprained a
tendon his thigh in the nterclass meet and VIII
be unable 10 compete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
PHILADELPHIA DEFEATS BROOKLYN
Lumleys Three-bagger in Ninth Inning
Saves Surerbas a Shut-out.

Philadelphia May 2-Phiadelphia won its third
straight victory over Brooklyn here to-day by a
score Of 20 l.
owing to the cold. raw weather. a small crowd
was IN attendance The home team outpayed the
superhas at arery point Sparks pitched a fine
game for the QuakeTs. and received perfect sup
mort The visitors we're saved from shut-out IN
ihe last inning when they made their only run
ON r three Dagger nv Lumley and McC0rthys long
fv
4 remarkable enchanted catch by Doon OF
Casoy's hot liner tho fielding feature. The
score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
ITALY NOT IN BALLOON RACE.
Committee Decides That Late Entries Could
Not Be Accepted.

Paris. MAY 2-Courtlandt Field Bishop president
~ the Aero Club OF America. has been unsuccess-
full in his efforts TO induce the international AeIo
.,I p-sde-at,on TO admit the entries of the
I+ouars Alfredo Vonwiller and Sudeey. for the
balloon race 81 Louis for the James Cor con
- ,he COMMITTEES voted TO 1 against acceptance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
PITTsRURG. .: sT. LOUIS, 4.

At FlushurE: R n r.
rtttSburE ...-......--2 o q Q q 10 ? 3
St I.ouis.............O I o ! % 3
batteries PtttsburE. Lynch. Philippe and Glib
son: ST Louis. Frnmme and Marshall Umpires-
tombstone and Carpenter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

Others to finish well IN were Ardcn RoDnm5' or
W TiIlnghast Of Philadelphia. The later after
going out in 30 in the morning played the iaSleSl
kind Of golf the remaining twenty seven NOES
Match play viii be IN order Tomorrow, and prac-
ticaIlv ali who finished to-day Will continue, as
cups have been offered for the various siNteens
The best scores to-day were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

1T, TwoSsse hits-sullivan Chase, Home run-sullivan
Hfts-On Hogs, 9 in innings; off CIarkson. 2
innings; OF Harris. in innings; of Obern, in 1
inning Stolen bases-Chase ~. Conroy (2D. Williams
Double plays-Harrs. Ferris and Cnglaub; Elberfeld
Williams and Chase Left bases-New York. s: Bos-
Harris l; OF Oberlin. / Hit by pitcher-By Harris.
HOFFMAN Struck out-By Hogg. .; by Harris. 4; by
Obsrlin. !. Time. 1:42 Cmpres-Hurst and Connolly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

Two base hits Titus IIumn'l Three base hi'1rIun'-
Thomas MaEce ~. Left bases Brooklyn, 4; Phila
derhia First balls or Henley. 4 on Sparks.
! struck ru-Ry Henley. I. by Sparks. 6. Wild pitch
Henley. game 1880. Tmpire-Keru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

New York. !; Boston. l.
Philadelphia. g: Brooklyn. 1.
Cincinnati 8; Chicago. l.
PIttsburg, s.; St. Louis, 4 ten Innings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

Two-base hts-Rates DNhlen. stolen base-Howsrd-
Double -Tonney and Bridvell Left bases-Bos-
ton g New . First base on balls-or Taylor. =,
off FIabertv First errorE-Boston, 2. New
yarl[ hit by pitched ball-By Flaherty, 1 Struck
out BY Taylor. /. Time 30. Umpiree-EHnshe and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
ENTRIES FOR HUNT MEET
Good Sport IN Prospect in Steeple-
chases at MeadOzC Brook.

Entries received for the annual race meeting Of
the Meadow Brook Steeplechase Association. to be
held at the Meadow Brook Club Westbury. Long
Island. tomorrow follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting Rally by Yankees Brings
pictOry OUer Boston.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
CHICAGO. 4: DETROIT, 2.

AT Detroit: R..H. E
Chicago / o 2 o o o o. IL
Detroit .................o o Q Q 3 o % : .
BatterieLChcago, Altrock and Mcfarland; De
trot. Siever and Payne Umpires-Staford and
Sheridan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Defeat Boston and The
Chicago for the Lead.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston
Pittsburs at Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
CLEVELAND. 4; ST. LOUIS. q.

I CLEVELAND. Z: 81. LOUIS. g.
| At Cleveland: r II. E.
4 Cleveland ...........0 l 0 o Ii
| st. Louis.............0 o 0 o o I 0-3 S
| Batteries-Cleveland. Rhoades and Clark; St
| Louis Howell and Stephens Umpire-OLoughlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
sEslJITs OF GAMES We

Jer-ey City. Providence, g.
Baltimore, Q; Newark. 1.
Rochester Q; Montreal. l.
Buffalo. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

WASHINGTON. 4; PHILADELPHIA. /
At Washington: R H z
Washington ...........o ox- II
Philadelphia ..........1 o o o o o.
Batteries-Washingto Hughes and Warner;
Philadelphia, Bender, Wadden, Vickers and
Schreckengost. Umpre-Evans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
EASTERN LEAGUE.

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey City at Newark.
Buffalo at Montreal
Rochester at Toronto.
Baltimore at ProvidenC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

special train VIII leave Long Island City on the
arrival Of the 1890 o'clock annex boat and the u 80
boat from East Bath street, going direct 10 the
course. and returning Immediately after the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 8; Boston, 2.
Washington. &; Philadelphia, L.
Chicago. ii Detroit, g.
Cleveland. 4; ST. Louis. (ten innings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

BASEBALL. Polo Grounds. To-day r. n. Giants
"a Brooklyn. Adm, soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

l6ss1 49, ~ " ilECD entry Pound Ing
a.sxs 1.s Nss all out 10 save the place.
"-'sl. crowded back On tie FAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

unng E beaten home but came h n
far ranup .-ong but in Sixteenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

INTRoDrcroRY HURDLE RACE-About two miles,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
JAMAICA RACING SUMMARIES.

in
andge olda a
: &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03

had to be
in last furons fhnnap mac
Old ridden out Time 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-03
three years old and upward

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
The Crafty S-o:ne-.

\ ue1 had rvo s-5-S The elder was y.ruous ari Gu-tfu-. rfze younger wick ed and c-atty When che facae- was about to de. he called then before him and said: T hare only two things ot 7alc@uy herd o- caleis and ny blessing. How sha,, aIloE vhen?
 Give ro ne said -he younger son thy blessing. for 1t may reform ne. The caneis I should ba sure D sell and scuaude- the money"
 The elder, disgusting his Joy. said that he would try 10 be content with the canels ard pious mind IT. was 50 arranged, sld the man diei- Then the wicked younger son went before the cadi aai said: "Beholi. ny brother has detra1jet ne o- TIT lawful he-- .-age He Is so bad that OUT father. as Is well k1ovl. de1ie. him his blessing. Is i. likely that he gave him the cam els+
 So the elder brother was compelled to give up -ie herd and was souLdlF basrtnadoei so- Us rapaciy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
1M Y.tou!sn's saIg.e.

B.ack Jzez: Ps-c.vz-i vh3 wes na- yai captain = sLe old days. onee brought 2 ego ot $. an.sh jacks k3---s' in 2 uar-of-v lie v1s il SE~.5 I waters whea ne jacks were given rs the Uui-e,i States by Spain and Wa ordered -9 s-.ls tilen out ia k-s ss..s r male L.E angry, but he go- t-. beeS-s abez-5 aE1 sailed fo- New ' orsl
 When he came through -a- Sa-r ". the guns had been r3.Isl Lack aEsi o-ls Of every po-r there stuck a jacks les2
 Thus deckes. og,- and without q -slsi-e
 he came 10 h!s anchorage. The admir-. con mandlns sent posthasre to de- mand why Captain Percivai hal T.. salused. I di.ln't sala-e-" was u doughty captains answer. -bec.,use couldn't. I hcd two -en twisting CT ery jacks tai!. 51e noe b.anketei c-.e ot them would bray.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
AayaeH-. e s..a1r

Tne c-1 .z. f@1-, 11. Ua6-=ss ia= E2. aGvz--4-e 5F=- saEi-E
 :1l-T L always ca-=.=sS- lfa5E=sS = ilways careful Tl=-e ls great de1. c. talse1oo5 ' tEe a5--aa nat t-1-- Ecsc necessarily E-=--.--= I-=-e is I-.5 talsse1.pi n sC1-G w.-h-t1ac il Ca- las g9C rLz -----l te is ge.e-ali? ha95. And r Le zs happy L- E generally lazy TEe .-f-azs4c- the e1as- z=-a-=i intelligence, gs-a-a-ly telo-s D -t1se wz5 are z Ii--i= E-ong and just 2 l---le rEgt- TLe w55ie advac- aee ot those w.-J tAzas that Bacon wrote S-asesl=1-e- sa.s Gilbert ! Ch@ra--9-. 1-.T+1= .a 5= Illustrated L5lton News. les simply il Ie fact taa. E=y ea-e Ehe-1sr Bacoo wro-= SaaaaS-e2-e Tce wt1.a diS1dval-age ot those w-3 0 Eot think it lies h rAe fact thz- t.e. do nor care about i-- Tta sane Ea1 Eho Ls sane enough io see tt-- Shakespeare wrote Stake speare $ -he E4- E13 tS sane e1Egh noc to wo--y wLe-tle- he diG or not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
SHERIDAN WANTS THE WAREHOUSE, TOO

The Farmers Union oz Gram eonnty has decided D 5afld wars
 house either here CT :. Pie Buff, says the Sheridan Headlight Pine Bluff has offered Inducements D ger this warehouse. a1i i b=hoov=s our citizens 10 g+- aasF and take steps 10 have tt 6rf'- here II Ee stand idly b. and zse Pine Bluff take xhaI is rightfglly ours, VIZ have 10 one 10 blanc but ourselves. The tea-ft this wa house To7!d be 10 tte business Eea ot tais town iz inealculabie When The farmers who have Ion stored in this warehouse ger eaady 10 sell. 2 buyer will cona here and buy the cotton and pay cash for f. Ot course 3 good part Of the -aeE would be spent here. and na T. our busi- ness men would be ones 10 rs- ceive t. Pine Bl allzes this and for taar reaS~~ offering iu- dueements to warehouse Lets see that l here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
BOSTON TO LOOK AZ. TER SOUTHERN TRADE

BoS.o-. Mass, Apr., 1---A-ousai aF zae opening ot he Mass4cz zgse:,s 3u..d.Eg vodaE. g. I1a Jauas-3v1 Ey-I position. Boseon merchants a-e l0os| ing mo -17 ua-e4- ot Sod-5=--- .rais T.a mater has been a-oaga. io ihs attention .. Boston merchants by Al v.1 :. Pope. spec.a. coE1+Ss.91e. d) ,ha division oi exhibits .: -aa ezposi ion. who .s ION ia Boston win ! s1s c.a. vaw . interesting Bos.5a ous ness men n . plan os ld= same kih al-aadv ea.e-a5 upon 5y a4 He-car| tie interests O Baltimore Pailadas| ph:a. New York and Was5.EElon. a os whom propose 70 mase 2 s.2ong 0'I for Sou-heTn trade oy .a.s maani| The c;-y Of Baltimore has made rapl .1-oais n reeen- years on 5z2= Souif| a-n business formerly held U Paif| delph:a. me merchants q she foFms1 c;lv carrying on an organized cam pa:z1 through -hei- Merchants aa1 Manufacturers association Soucaa;1 boys have been brought D Bal-imo'1 Q school and sent back in-o Che Soa'1 Q represent Baltimore interests; n association has paid the --a.e.ins es pansas or merchants coming 70 hai more 10 buy goods. and other nea1I or the same kind have been adop'ej with marked success. Baltimore VI makes liberal use of Ibe expoSllio1 huc Philadelphia interests have al given attention 70 the mater, anu ! a concerted effort will try 70 seI oa' Of -heir losi patronage. Nashihs
 is also planning a campaign, ana ~ York merchants have taken all ael interest in the matter The r"A' which will take place offers apeai'' ! ly a good chance for Boston 0usiu'
 interests. The exhibits o- Ioa c1u
 grouped as such. will ae placed Ill Manufacturers and Liberal
 building. where i will be possible Boston interests 10 secure good prop space if the matter is decisiyels 'a. up a. an early date. Mayor tilzss'
 has taken an active interest III matter. and is considering me p bility of using in this way some "
 funds ayailaaie for adyertislhs city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
S-Aesr.: S:rce

| rerie- simple c.3E1----a1 had been tcduced n promise fine E=1 o- particular t-eei il e1eLaEge for what was sal -0 te l1e -1seo-Sl- Wien -te -s>e5-sh was brought 1T nrnei o1- Q L. nothing else than g spag with iiccle ro-7-- Is= c7o-lIE- man g---tet. tl- the ozh-- sa.1 -ha- he only had Co Tai- tew years and i- would he . E-a bush He then c.a-l- ed the te-- The co1--E-an went -o his fowl hoese and brought OUT an egg.
 That E l3r -he fowl you E-ouise'd ne said the c-ter.
 ..No.'' said rLa coCauuen- "bu7 you have onIy ro wait ! year o- two and tt will grow into fine fo~Ls-Scot-sh h AEer!can
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
Nc C:sr@ to Was.

Ha9p! A46agaSezar-a r-a1>. Ia4E EaT- D dishes D wash T -leir :.5->a .,=----s. ics The .a-ga 6l-2-s .aavas ot whs- $ cale1 .--Le -1ve.e-s' --z-=.s :. tea l.ss Is ss e- 6-.-E E:=EsesL yield 2 e.eac %a1e-E sap wl.ea makes re- <-esh.-g d--s. clg mo -ee,-4l -r,..s pieces. se-Te Iee- for r.aVes. platter cups ac- Spo--s TLa -:ce U os2e. too.5 vh,c- cs5-s ---..-es l neal is p.!e,. ol ore ot these leaves 4 Ca-.ve take, 2 p.ece U leaf IL each hand rolied uQ Ike s2-re-. and v.ca one dips . po-- Ion T. -he r:ee from o-e platter into a-o-1s- and o- T c'3ave:Es the lo-5.I U -1= -01-E Tia is d. there ls ot i1- zo char = plates. ID bother abo1T csta-iZc tables
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
SHRUBS 4 NECESSITY.
They Gi.. c1a-- Wr..7 Ho:-i-s
 Ess Can S.--f.

EV.-E -->s=-- = Cs5--1--T owes ce-2ta oE5.s-zs2-5 -59-s - | w--cL Ee c1- u3- sign szz--z5z--- zzl-.#s.s zze7= n -1sgse aoor- hin ts-= - --=s= .l--les -s -7 otse-v4 arsie~ s-.l are as.3-- k-s p-e--- tSez ' 1ez.= ~--1l -s --e T=-E re-- fe--.9z o1 Es-----Ss z-E 1-1--r my t= tt--5-c-sz---- s-.g-.=s5 5y s.aEehE D.aes adsoir----, l. ts r1- dE..g e- eve-z c.-lze-- -e A-s g-el1fls clean 4-si a--r1e-zr = z--s. -1ey cz- ee made 5=aHz r sro-~ E=z ..t-Le ea-e a1i eEE-=-s@- Wien oz- -es:3e1- rakes IT -Als v-o-sz- others cs1ei,y follow ard whole blocks e-e -51s te-a1-i5e.i This = wha- makes tte town a---ac-.-= az3 hr.cgs Lew EesGsIel-s Ta a- ar--Ee-e oa tea ii ing yarsiS il -a= H5-e Magazine Etea E Re1tord sags
 Every Eard o-sa- 1o have .Zs s1-C57 They give - l. 2 charm whisch 1C-E--G else can sgreiv Or ve-E snail grounds they take tte place 3t Trees T--T sa-ts- .acto-ly Indeed they are preferable there te4cazse rhey are 1e- likely to outg-Uv -Ee limits assigned them, as trees Will in tine, ard 1LeE d. not make shade enough to bring about the !osauitary conditions which ara al-os. always found fo exist il small places where the trees have made strong de velopneLl
 Shade ts ] pleasing feature fn sun uer, but there ts such Q thing as hay ing to.o much ot i-- We frequently sec places in which the d1-...a; Is allos' hidden ty T th.cae- o< trees and eI au.na-oa w.u show thac the house i; always damp and that 1ae occupants o- ir are unhealthy. Look ar the roof. ana you will te likely to fli -he sailsses covered with green moss. The onl. remedy for such q condition ot thing. .s the thinning out or removal ot som ot the trees and the admission of sun light SbrUos can LeTer te charge with producing such 8 state ot things hence ny preference for them on lot where there iS not much room.
 Vines can t.e used upon the walls z the dwellings and about the ve-aZd. and porches ia such way aS J0 glr all the statla that E ufeie-I. and will few really hne specimens of shrub scattered about the grounds, trees VI no- be likely ro be missed very u.Eea ! would not be understood as discoZ.- aging the planting of trees on place where thsce iS ample space for tae. development \ fine tree is one of ta most beautiful things in the worl. but ir must be giveu a good deal ( room, and that is something that eanns ] be done on the small city or village b
 IT takes years for tree to grow
 good size, while shrub will-or ousi
 to at least-be in its prime the third {
 fourth year from planting and gene ally affords a satisfactory degree {
 pleasure to it's owner from the start
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
He Hei2 Ue .-e Train.

4 Ge-Ea1 -aTaler whs9 --.ed 70 pass q meal ticket ol Le --2i1 was told by the conductor thar he woaIi have ro pay te regular fare cf 8 cents The German a-g1-1 aZi refused 70 pay more tto- . e4--s. w5ere1po1 -ha COZ drcro- s-ogped -1e train acd put hin oS. I- rwlakling the traveller r1n ahead of tLe engine and started to walk 0, rha track The engineer blew his whistle. bu- the ra-e German ru-a- cd. shook his fist and e-.ied ont: You can vissIe all you want ro. l von cone pack"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
1re Great 6usear6,

The great bastard is the raresr otcd that cones under -he head ot zane This bird formerly haunted all the level counties Of E1gia1i and was par rtcu,s.!y comron on Salisbury plain From the reign of EeaC VIII repeat ed measures were passed il order D protect t. and ic is expressly included under the head Of game ic the s-arr-a of the first year Of the reign of WI- liam ". which coJifei and reformed the laws relating 70 ga-e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
PROFESSOR JORDAN
 g4 AT Y. M. c. A.

Prot@zo- Jari1s To-64-, Of --z sI.y schools will make a1 ad1-s== ar 3:s6 o'e.5ez and Ea has taken for h.z sub5=e- h1o~.aig=. P-i-- c.ple and I-a1s-rT This meeting .s what t14 Toz1g Me-s Christian Association call an open meeting and special irritation is ex-e1a- ed the ladies. Smiths Pine BiaS orchestra will give -hi-rT-1i.- ute recital and Prot=szo- Mueller oE Germany, will render z violin solo. R. ". Seymour vii speak a- the fovs meeting at 734 and a1 urgeu. iaFz-atio1 is ex-a-dad eTerT DOT ir eha eirv -e hsa- NJ Ser Uour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
< Srea1s ,e-s.

\ cttf.=Is..- ..-.l.->r T-he7En I1s1c.cy WAS i-.3-.Ie.l hE h.s relatives w,s ask e1 tC-.-.. E..e examination by Lord Lo1-h o,.-oG..l. How many legs has q sleep:
 ..D,3es y5-r lo-Iship mean ] live Or 2 dead sheer% asked the noJlemal-
 'Is + 2o- Vte same thing" said the chancellor
 No. ny lo-d: there is much differ ence. \ i've Sleep has four legs. q dead sheep but two. The others are shoulders"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
4 GoeS Pair of Boots.

You knoE said smart yo1ns man 10 g.rI. some one has said thai r you would make ] lasting pair of boots take for the so.e the tongue ot q woman
 .sYes," replied the girl. and for the uppers you ought ro take the cheek or the man who said it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
His Books

Eowel.-Do you know that tt has been said you shouldn't read book that is less than q year old: Powell There's ro Gaae.r of ny reading boo. that is les, than rear old. As soon as b-y c-e sonabody bor1ows f. and keeps it-lllus-rated Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
VIRGINIA STATE
 BUILDING OPENED

Norfolk. Fc, April 37-Much in- teresr is manifested in Norfolk and elsewhere about the formal opening of the Virginia building ar the Jamestown exposition. which will take place this evening. Mrs Swanson will receive on the oc- casion, and will be assisted by a number of her friends among the Ss7ii,s society women of Norfolk. The reception will be one of the most brilliant society events of the exposition
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
Racing Dope.

Charles. dear said young Mrs. Tor k.nS. why Go you call racing calcUla- tioas 'dece:, thought that was q s.acg n2:-,e for a drug
 ..Iou're .Cita right" was the answer. They call r that because all it gen erally gers sou is 3 pleasant dream and rude aEEa1ea:'.s s-Wa>hington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
His interference,

CiUman-Looh here. sir. didn't you warrant the horse you sold Ire yeStar- day to be without fault: David Harum Yes. Amt be: CiVrinan-No. sir. he is not He ilreriereS David Earun- Wasl. I don'r see as you hey any req son fur conplainil' about that. He Goa'I interfere with anybody but him self, does he:-I.ippineolts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
frsgtsino.

I'm not going 10 that female barber shop again There's . rude girl there don't you know. What did she sav - Why. she looked at my mustavsh and awSked Ce it woult. have 1t spoucet. or or rubbed ;a''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
Tasser's Phr.se4

ThoU..s TasSe-. . wr.ce- of the SIX reenrh century, said: Its an i'll wind turns To good. Better late than never" LOOK ere you leap' and The stone that is rolling can gache- nc moss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
Irs lawn

Mrs HeEFecl-Shame on you for g-owling about Dr Bolus. Didn't he just bring you back from the jaws of death and Hcnpeck tweariiy}-And back to the jaws ot life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28
-Representative W. B. Pinne

-ReDreSentatlve W. 5. .l1S Pine Bluff. Jefferson county returned 70 Little Rock aies' absence of over a month. MT 3 hey has been very sick with Hf.] malaria, but has recoyereu :, ficiently to be out. He was
 at the office of the seeretA's :. state this morning. but did ho' .. . his seat fn the house.-Lietie
 Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-28

The roar Of the lion can be heard farthe. than the sound of any other living creature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
LonqIey- uncy.

A quiet, but very pretty home we'd
ding occurred on Tuesday evening. Jan.
/. 1T o'clock at the home of Mr. and
Mr.; Samuel Muncy, on Lancey street.
when their daughter, Miss Gladys a.
Muncy, was united in marriage to John
Il. LDngley of Plymouth.
The parlor was very Hastily decorat-
cd with potted plants and ferns, and to
the strains of wedding march played
by Mrs. Allie Atwell. the bridal couple
entered the room unattended. The GER
emory was performed by Rev. B. w.
Russell. pastor of the Methodist church.
Of which the bride is a member. The
single ring service was used.
The bride was becOmingly gowned in
white and carried flowers.
Only the members of the immediate
families and 4 few invited guests We're
present. The newly welded pair will
reside in Plymouth and the good
wishes CT many friends here will fol-
low them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
Eaoles installation.

Kcnnebec Aerie, F. 0. F.. held an in
s,allation of officers last evening and the
affair WAS attended by a large number
If tho members. Pas: Worthy President
NJ. W Lyseth acted as installing officer
and performed his duties in a very pleas
ing manner The officers installed were
as follows:
Worthy president, d. F. Moore; worthy
vice president, T. w. Condor; worthy
secretary, Walter McDonald; worthy
chaplain Fl. A. Jones; worthy treasurer.
George =. Morse; worthy conductor,
Charles T.. Boiler; inside guard, c. Fl.
Turner; outside guard, Walter Miller;
trustees, A. w. Strout. Robbie G. Mars.
ton, P. 4. HOulehan; worthy physician.
DR. a. w. StrOut.
The installation was followed by a ban
Guet which was greatly enjoyed After
all had satisfied their appctites at the
beautifully laden tables, several of the
members made brief addresses on af-
fairs relating to the Aerie and some Of
the talented ones entertained the as
ssmblage with songs, buck and wing
dancing and stories. All fully enjoyed
the occasion and it was late when the
gathering Dispersed