Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21

! -Lost-GOld IWatch, 9old lop
 chain. emblem" Finder return to Graphic office and receive reward.
 For Sale-Good cotton seed at
 s35 ton: on plantation, miles
 southeast of town. James H. Tru- 1 lock.
 Willie Jones, the little son of Judge and Mrs W. D. Jones is very sick at their home on West Sixth avenue.
 For Sale, cheap-Ilorse iii good condition; will take s25. Pine Bluff HHnH 7890$R riff F 12 f2I224 Fish Co. 3Il E. 2rd Ace.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy and Massrs. O.Neill have gone to Little Rock 10 attend the annual meeting of he Columbia Brothers.
 Ralph Cunningham, a former conductor on the Cotton Belt, has been promoted 10 responsible po- sition with the Iron Mountain.
 In the police court this morning Judge J. R. Stewart fined several men for being drunk and down. The cases were of no unusual interest.
 The stork recently left twelve pound boy at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Garrison in the East End. Mother and son are doing nicely.
 If the lady who advertised in the Graphic for position as resi- dence nurse and companion will call at this office, she will hear something to her advantage.
 George Wagner, the Altheimer negro merchant who was tried in the Jefferson circuit court yester- day by jury on charge of sell ing liquor without license, was found guilty and fined $50. U
 A small rattlesnake was cap tured alive at Barraque and Pine streets last night and it is now on exhibition at Dewoody's drug store. The snake will be donated to the Forest park zoo.
 -Tbe annual gathering of the mem bers of the alumni of the Temple Sun day school will not take place tonight at the home of Mrs. Henry Marx as The time and place of meeting will be announced later.
 Elliott and Wilson, the Main street .confectioners and soda dis penSers have an attractive show window. They have a life-sNe couple seated at table apparently partaking of the dainties which they make speciality of selling.
 Coroner R. D. McGaughy held an inquest yesterday over the body of Luetta Watkins, a negro woman who died under mysterious circumstances at her home on West Pullen street Sunday. The coroner's jury returned a verdict that the Woman's death was due to shock from a surgical opera ton.
 The McGaughy Hardware con- pany is strictly a home enterprise and a progressive firm at that. Read this firm $ ad in today's Graphic. They are making a summer spe- cialty of screen doors and screen windows, having recently received carload of them.
 Mrs. Grace Bloom and son, John Bloom. have rented the cot tage of Doctor x D. Loetzerich on West Barraque street and will move into it June 1. They have been making their home for several months at the residence of Mrs. Sparks on West Barraque street.
 The Lucille Rowland, from Lit tie Rock and Pine Bluffff, arrived Sunday morning with good load of freight including a levee outfit lOE NbiIl DUlS. TleI tdl SO toilSiStSu of the following: One hundred and fifty bales of cotton, so head of stock and 1000 packages of sum- dries-Memphis News Scimitar.
 -Wanted-Men to learn barber trade Wonderful demand for bar. bers. few weeks completes by prac- tical experience, careful lnstruc- tions, demonstrations and examiua- tors. diplomas granted, tools gwen. tositions waiting. top wages paid. Write nearest branch. Molee Barber College St. Louis, or Dallas, Tex.
 The invitations ordered from an out-ot-town firm by the mem- bers of the High School graduating class has not been received here. Some Of the graduates are con- peNed to send out their cards an nounciag inc graduating exercises at the Ellls theater tomorrow night.