Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-22

For Sale-GOOQ COLIOH Seeu dl s35 ton; on plantation, miles southeast of town. James II. Tru- lock.
 Arthur Poole has accepted a | position with s. A. Rosenberg, the 1 West Second avenue cigarist, con- | fectioner, book and stationery man The Voss-Nichol Company ha something interesting to say to Pin' Bluff people in this issue of the Ora phic Horse owners will do well t read it.
 Miss Arrie Reeves and Oscar Cat ling will be married at the bride home in Lakeside tonight by Reverend w. C. Watson, pastor of the Lakeside Methodist church.
 Mrs. Carrie Guggenheim, a form CT resident of this city, is critically ill at her home in Greenville, Miss Mrs. L. F.. Goldsmith has gone there from Denver, Colorado.
 The young ladies club Of the
 First Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Felix Smart Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
 dence of Mrs. M, E. Smart, on
 West Fifth avenue.
 The charges of assault to kill and assault and battery against
 Harry T. Olcott were dismissed in the Jefferson circuit court yesterday, exonerating MT. Olcott of all guilt in the sensational Olcott-O'Neill case. I.
 ID. II. Duncan, tue we'll known To- cal capitalist, has ordered a white steamer automobile. The machine, 1t is said, cost $500 and will be one of the finest in the city. Other Pine Bluffians recently placed orders for autos.
 A rumor is in circulation today to the effect that local cotton men are organizing another compress company for Pine Bluff. Efforts to corroborate the statement were unsuccessful, but the rumor seems to have been we'll founded.
 The annual tournament of the Pine Bluff Gun Club was opened here today. Many sportsmen are in attendance and much interest is being taken in the results of the various first day events.
 The members of the Pine Bluff board of health, elected at Mon- daS nights meeting~ef---the city council, are meeting this aft ernoon at Mayor w. l.. Toneys office for the hepurpose~ef-~-~reQrganfzing the board
 Simon Houser of Newark, N. J., died yesterday at his home in that city. His Pine Bluff relatives receiy- ed the sad intelligence yesterday af- ternoon. MT. Houser was related to Marcus Sonnenschein and family and A. s. Rosenberg and family here.
 The financial statement of the Simmons National Bank of this city and all the other national banks over the country was called for this morn ing by the Comptroller and within an hour the Simmons National officials had the statement in the Graphic of flee ready for publication. The state ment is an excellent one and appears in today's issue.
 The Elks had big time at their parlors last night. One new applicant was initiated and a spread followed The Camden applicants who were to have gone through last night were unable to be pres ent. but informed the local lodge officials that they would come here next Tuesday night.
 The promotion cards of the pupils of the Pine Bluff High School will be given to the successful ones Friday afternoon at o'clock at the school. The sub Freshmen class entertainment will take place at the school building Friday morning and they will also receive their grammar school certificates.
 -Wanted--Men to learn barber trade Wonderful demand for bar. bers, few weeks completes by prac- tical experience. careful lnstruc- tions. demonstrations and examiMa- tors, diplomas granted, too.s given.
 ositions waiting, top wages paid. Write nearest branch, Moler Barber College St. Louis. or Dallas. Tex.
 The management of the Ma iestie theater have cancelled the aEthel- DaA company -here and the theater will be dark the batanee of ttte-~--week.- The theater will reopen Monday Hight with the Kingsley Dramatic com-