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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10
On sT0cn ID TRAnR.

Said . Wel-hDoWn business nsn 20 ur
The other day 1T would not hunt YOU
g occasionally mention my business IN
TIE paper. II would help 10 fll up, YOU
Know. Yes, We might DO H. We
haven't the least idea on earth that Il
would hurt us, and it would help, a. ne
ssegRcsts, % OIL up. We might DO al
thia, but et the same time We DO not
have 10 do Il unloaa we feel llNs Il. N
would noe hurt him, either, 10 come
around and says Give me a column
o. two Of space for en- advertisement.
and here % the money for q. "-SOuth
Florida Sentinel.
Would Il not BE- just % reasonable
and 81 sensible, too, Coz ths printer a.
urge and ask that q bam. a boltof eloth,
~ some other merchandise, bo sent
aDun iusl . IAN upP'
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10
- Old OFEICE TOWEL.

Tho Fort Myers Press Is in luck and
Is To be congratulated Read the fol-
lowing will you: The Press aeknowl-
edges q much appreciated present in
tho shape Of nice, clean Office towel
for q New Years gift from Mrs. Fran.
cis d. Hibble. The gift came just In
time. a. our other towels were begin
ming 10 show strength and was about
20 walk OH. Thank you very much
Mrs, Hlbble," And then this:
When think Of the towel,
The dirty old towel,
That usoa 70 hang up BY che printing
house door,
know that nobody
In these days Of shotldy
Could hammer out one that could wear
~ Il wore
The comp" who abused Il.
The devil who used Il,
The tramp that got II when these two
were gone,
The ''make-up," the foreman,
The editor, poor man,
Each rubbed The CRIME OF while he put
q heap on.
In, over and under
Twas blaeker than thunder,
Twas harder than poverty, rougher
than sin.
From y roller suspended
It never was Blended,
And Mapped on the wall like a banner
Of tin.
N grew. thicker and rouVher
And harder and tougher
And daily put on a more mixer hue,
Until one windy mOrnin,
Without any warning.
Il fell on the floor and was broken IN
two.
Denver Post.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10
Complimentary 70 Miss Bslllngsr.

a charming entertainment, cOmpli
mentary 20 her guest, Miss Emily Bel
ligenr OF North Carolina, was given
by Miss Bessie Damon last Thursday
evening, at her fathers residence on
North Calhoun street.
Seven tables for hve.hand euchre
had been arranged, and we're filled
with a merry party OF Miss Damon q
friends. Beautiful prizes were award.
cd 20 the most successful players, and
cOnsoled those who were conspicuous
by failure The winners we're Miss
Kate Sullivan and Mr.. w. A. Bass,
and the consoled were Miss Elizabeth
Venable and Mr, ,. A, EGmondsOn.
Refreshments were served after the
came Those present were: Misses
Emily belllnger. JET sic EdmondsOn
Kate Sullivan, Clara Lewis. Clyde
Raney Elizabeth venable. Dorcas
Broward, Maizie FozEard, Elsie Doug.
lass, Henrietta Amee, Bcrshe Megln
Miss. Lucille Saxon. Mary Page Ran
dOlph, Mary Gwynn. Carolyn Edwards
and Marion Bowen; Mr. w. A. Bass
=. u. Bowen. Joseph a. EdmOndsOn,
Fred A. Hardee, J. r. McNalr Guy T
Haynes. Vail Randolph. Il. A. Megin
Miss. Keith Walker. Frank Winthrop
Howell Sheats William sheats, John
McDougall. n. G. Long. A. II. Williams
Talbot Bernard and r n. Mlckler
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10

Has tho I. l. Board made q sale Of
land FecoRtly-say 90, 900 sores about,
two sections OF which had been prom
lsod % another party 7 Was the diaap-
pointed party given b understand that
something just as good" IN another
place would 90 10 him Lake City In.
dex.
Nov DO tell ?" Has those double
baFrslled !. ]. and Drainage Boards
been doing something secretly again 7
The Index ought 10 tell us all q knows
about t. We heard umors last week
while IN jacksonville, 70 the effect that
tan thousand dollar bonus had been
paid on = deal Of sOme kind recently
which bonus went 10 take up some out.
standing notes that Waa over due and
held about Jacksonville. but we have
not gotten che facts suiaclunt % eomsat
EN- good and strong. ~ you know
something RQod teIl it cut q IN meet
lag end let the pobhe know all about
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10

IA grippe coughs are dangerous as
they frequently develop into pneumonia.
FOley's Honey and Tar not only stops
the cough but heals and strengthens
the lungs 80 thatpO serious results need
be feared. The genuine FOley's Honey
and Tar contains no harmful drugs ana
h in a yellow package. Refuse substi-
tutes. Sold by all drugRh Is. '2j
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10

Something New for Tallahassee.
Tallahassee Amusement PaFk-Grand
Opening Next Monday, Jan. IS.
Under the management OF J. w. De
Milly. The st. Louis Amusement
Company has been engaged for the
opening week. The above company
comes TO Tallahassee we'll spoken 81,
and recommended by both press and
public, and itAa .seid that II Is one Of
the best companies now on the road
The company Is under the personal
direction OF =. W. Weaver, who is no
stranger TO the shoW-gOing people -
Tallahassee. This company carries ten
big hrstclass and moral shows, alec
one OF the largest Ferris wheels o.
the road. The English caroussal -
new, and attracts lots OF attention.
The free acts are daring and sensar
tional in every respect. A frBtclaoG
brass band is with this company. and
will give free concerts every after
noon and night. This park viii have
new attractions every week. Il will be
opened for the benefit Of the ladies
and children. and all shows will be hFst
class and moral.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10

What q measly thing" must the
Prince Of Sagan be 10 let Boni Dc Cas-
tsilans On him q licking even II he
Was ~ : By bic cousin Jean. Tampa
Tribune. And what q pretty mess for
Kich American women 20 be mixed up
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10
Card

This II 10 certify that all drugRists
are authorized % refund your money
u F0ley's Honey and Tar fails 20 cure
your cough or cold. 10 stops the cough,
heals the lungs and prevents pneumO-
MIA and consumption. Contains no op-
iatea. The genuine l. In q yellow pack
age. Refuse Substitutes. Bold BY All
= -s--~-~----e.~-e~---@-~
The Lake City Cltizen-RepoFter last
week came printed on pink paper.
making now. We believe, the fourth
pink Newspaper b Florida.
Don't 6SS fS6 RS6S Before nosln~
NY atoek, =. D. Gay. 20
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10

Take the following good advice Of
the Tampa Times: when you are
writing to your friends elsewhere
make some ailusion 90 the enchanting
weather that has blessed Florida ali
this winter. There IL room here for
two or three million more people "a
enjoy L."
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10

The terrible itching and smarting, in.
cident 10 certain skin diseases. is al.
most instantly allayed 10y applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price ~ cents.
For sale by Tallahassee Drug Co.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10


HrWhlsty adveFtisemants are not accepted
sd Inserted ~ this nguHpaDer ~ anH price Or
urleT any conditions o. circumstance. Not
el.gle one haa ever APPEARED IN ~
Lake Butler Star: at Is said Gov
eIBoF BroWard Is working on q new
msp, which he hopes 10 land him IN the
United States Senate.
What q moasly thing must the
Prince Of sagan be 10 let Boni Dc Cas-
teilape On him q licking even II he
Was D. 3 By bic cousin Jean. Tampa
Tribune. And what q pretty mess for
Eieh American women 20 be mixed up
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The Tampa Evening News. just a. q
httlo reminder, threw out the following
h December 18th issue while he ID
FsWarding bis friends with Christmas
presents In the shape Of United States
SonstOfBhipg, ETC.. the Governor should
not forget poor Cooper, In jail az Area
Ole. What an appreciated holiday gift
e pardon would be 10 that notorious
character who seems destined 20 die Of
Old age before his case Ia acted upon 4"
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Tampa has three excellent daily news
papers The Tribune, The News, The
Tines. All Of them have a splendid
patronage and are dOirR much for the
growth and prosperity Of that hustling
Gulf city. The Tribune and News
Y now being printed on q man.
moth new Hoe PerfeCting Press, which
has q capacity Of about 1900 papers
an hour, Of en- 3 20 10 pages, printed,
Cnt, counted and folded complete for
tho mail
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There ought TO be good material lying
around jacksonville for Secretary Of
State, Comptroller, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, State Treasurer,
Attorney. General, Railroad Commits.
aiOneF, and two Judges Of the Supreme
Court. Lake City Index. And the
Jacksonville Metropolis adds Have Il
always on hand" Then hand them out
% the public and make the list full and
complete, n they are the beat makes no
dihorOnee which Old section they come
from any how
s~-N-~ee~~-0~-~-~~-~-
And nov they do say" that dams
have 70 be built behind those Everglade
dTodges 10 keep water enough there 10
Feat them up hill," but just wait un-
one oG thesO genuine South Florida
BVsrRlado rainy seasons sot IN, and lets
zee what Will b. the appearance Of
things down there. The Everglades
lack much Of being drained yet, u Oper.
atoms do come near Keeping the I. /
Funds drained out thoroughly, bat the
recent compromise with the l.. an.
perhaps furnishes them more operating
funds.
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Already newspapers IN many Of the
counties are carrying announcements
Tor candidates for county officers, and
Indications are that there will be many
ia every county. The Key West Clti-
ssn says there sre 40 out up 10 date"
Tor sheriff OF Monroe county. and may
b others are 10 be heard from. II you
intend 70 run for an Office, let the pub
hc know H. The fee will be 800
whether the announcement runs for
weeks, or u Il Ia only for q week. Re-
member, too, the fee comes IN advance
AT over the State, the same. and the
more, the merTier Il will Dc too. The
True Democrat intends 10 give al who
desire 10 pun an equal show, for this q
. free country and every one who de-
Nlres 20 do % can enter the race FOR
some Office.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10
Citiasn's Ticket
For Mayor:


For Mayor:
&C. GILMORE.
For City Council, Fun Term;
I'D. CAY. .'s
w. NJ. MCINTOSH,
A. G. SPILLER,
F. b. WINTHROP.
For City Council, Unexpired Term:
8. d. CH1TTENDEN.
City Clerk:
A. H. WILLIAMS.
City Tax Collector:
CO FEM.
City Tax Assessor:
W. II. CHANCEY. .l-,
For City Democratic Executive Com
mittee:
JULIUS BALL.
G. A. CAY,
]. A. EDBoNDsoN,
G. n. GWYNN.
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AdmlnistFatFlx' Sale.
Under AND BY VIRTUE or AN oRDEa
Of Leon. Stats q FloTida issuad on the ctr daV II
January, leoe, / a. administratriE q TIE osta1a
o. 4. y. Manning. deos.ssd. late q aid oguuty.
day. the 2sth day 81 January, az Ire nanniae
homestead % laEnoliA. the following doacrlbs1
property. toWiti en- periahable persOnal prupertg
belonging 70 the estate u tie hta a. NJ MannlnE.
~, MITE = -. aAsHn'o. Enthusiastically.
-~~-~~~c<SN~~(N~~-~~-
NOTICE.
NOTRE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TN
Az Board 81 Comfy Commi1aioasrs al -
County, FlogidA. Win Feeava uaalad bids ~
l1ngtbenhnE tha npan - IT, FsiFhantn r~vTV
Bri1Fe acrols Ia q h1oehss Rive. asoogainrI u
-: -. = 80 sesfsae',.oss rsquAs
An ttds @ust - hlea Wilh ths CloFk q ~
Buard bgfoFe ths lth ~ q PehTuaIy. iS,l -
8gsrd reserves dhs nEAt y reject saY Gad ~
TAlLAnAnsEE. "a, SsA stA iSoa
Attest-H. 7. FE5EIl,
- C@h e ths Bard
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netiea.
A client has placed go. 900 70 lend en
approved securely O. amounts Of nre
ieas than 500. 90 each.
jos. A. EDMOEDsoN.
s~<-~~~N~~~e~l~-~-@~.-
FOR REtgT win rent % 4 darir,,-
be tenant ~ Betton Hin houas cae
mile east Of Tallahassee, with % % Id
on 300 acres q land e. desired. Coe1
hglee, good pasturnRe and good garden
facilities. Fina nlnea for YsieIy,v 49,
ems. Also konss Scr ahoruF q deniref,
Apply 70 1OEF s. WuNTHnoP.
-~~-~~u~~-e.s~o~-- es-4
HERE'S nlankgtB and Ian Rohns f.nnu-
- - a. ...T....T - =. =. ~.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10

Lake Butler Star: "It Is said Gov.
eEnoF BroWard IL working on = new
msp, which he hopes 10 land him IN the
United States Senate.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10

n4Whiaky Advertisements are not accepted
sd Inserted IN this ngunpaDsT ~ anH price o.
urleT any conditions or circumstances. Not q
ainEie ere hns ever appeared IN T.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-10
NOTICE..


A client has placed go, 900 % lend q
approved security n amounts az ~
iess than e50O.O0 each.
jos. A. EDMoNDsoN
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
CATHOLICS Cannot
join They. G. A."
GENERAL LTCEY.
VICAR GENERAL LUCY.

lies. rs Il matter of course, do moi
care 10 enter an organization unless
on a pprter; equality with all other
mpmters Their sc,f-respect forbids
il. For them 10 Drcant evangelical
Protes1ants as a qualification f0r
membership, is % ask Them IL give III
thei1 Catholic faith. which they VIE
never 10. The Jews are, believe.
this affair and for similar reasons. bu
th"y are able - speak for themselves
"Whether ii would be wise policy
FOR the Y. VI. &. 4. 20 change the coz
stitution and broaden the ines SUI
ficiently % include Roman Catholics
with ne usual privilege OF retaining
their faith in full ana the practices
Of their religion, is 4 question for the
Y. VI. G. A. % decide. Under present
circumstances he association has
achieved what ought 70 De considered
q most satisfactory success. Their
members are now congeni1 spirits.
Their rules have been extended 50
as 70 include Baptists, Episcopalians
and other Christian bodies whose
members do not in all respects Wis
TO be reckoned as Protestants. To
admit an element SO divergent as The
Roman Catholics might or might moi
prove beneficial.
There is so much good work uu
done in this world that no one rejoices
more than The Catholics to see others
making honest efforts to do some OF
IT, While Catholics do not become
members Of the Y. M. c. a. they wish
il well. It is an inspiration and an
example 10 Catholics. What Protest
ants have done Catholics should try
TO do. When they will have built up
the Young Mems Catholic Institute
,, the Knights Of Columbus or some 9th
er kindred organization until it vies
in power and influence with the Y. NJ
c. A. they may be in a position TO in
vite a federation with all similar or
. carnations in other churches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03

NJ nsjgnor ]. NJ Lucey, vicar gen
erai Of ihe Catholic diocese in .ir
kansas, al the regula" morning ser
vices held at St. Joscph's Catholic
Church in this city Sunday read and
explained 'he regulations Of Lent.
which begin tomorrow Having spo-
ken in strong commentator OF The
societies OF The church. and especial
" q the knights Of Columbus, as q
haven for Catholic men. he adverted
TO The attitude o. Catholics toward
the y. VI. c. a. and gave an .Xp.ana-
ton 81 existing relations which may
Dc Of Interest TO hose Oh. side the
church on account OF the official posi-
ton Of vicar general. lie sa.l in
part:
The Y. NJ. {. A. N Pine Bluff. as
well as in almost al cities where they
have estalshmbents. have earned the
good viii and support OF the commu-
nifty. Here, in the face Of many OBJ
stacles, they have acquired mem
bership and completed q building with
modern equipments which will COM
pare most favorably with anything at
least in the South. Fathers and moth
ers OF the Protestant faith have now
good reasons to believe that their
sons needs not seek amusement in
the saloon and gambling den, which
are often vestibules Of something
worse, but can find an enjoyable red
devious and resting place with pleas
an: surroundings tlat is entirely sat
isfactory to young and Old
's'fhe Roman Catholic cannot, how
ever. AXE advantage of thes condi-
tons for the reason that the constitu-
zion and laws of the Y. NJ. c. 4. We're
so framed by the founders of the in
:sti:nti0n hat none bal evangelical
PrOie>tants can h3}d an Office Or have
anything 20 say about the direction Of
affairs. Others may become contrib
uto1y members. Dul lhey are not ad-
mJted 10 tirst-claoS membership from
which 1he officers are chosen, Cath0-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
MASKERS WILL BE
ON STREETS TONIGHT
Mardi Gras Festivities to Be Partici-
mated in on Downtown Streets
Maskers Will Be Permitted to Re.
main on Streets Till the Midnight
Hour.

To-day is Mardi Gras and tonight
there will be revelry and carnival do
ings on the downtown streets. Chief
Of Police Stewart stated last night
that maskers would be permitted to
appear on the streets tonight until
the midnight hour and when the bell
strikes twelve they must take to the
tall tin'bers" or be "pinched.
TIN. indications are that there will
be more maskers on the street to-
night taa1 at any time in past years,
on Mardi night Parties are heiag
formed TO do" the downtown DIS
tricts in costumes and srotesque
make-ups and Chief Stewart and his
men will let them enjoy themselves to
their hearts content SO long as they
did not get rough or violate the law in
any other way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
REAL ESTATE FIRM
SUED FOR S7,347.54
LetDcr l. We'll Made Defendants in
Suit Filed in Cbancery Court Nom
day BY the Pine BluT Trust Com.
paDy-MUeh Propert! Involved.

The Pine Bluff Trust Company and
& y Gordon, trustee. through their
attorneys, Taylor and Jones. ycster
LAY filed suit in the Jefferson Chan
Gerry Court against Letner q We'll,
the WelI-known local real estate firm,
n which il prays 10; Judgment in the
sum Of S7,33f1 81 and asks that a deed
,, .: rust il holds on various real estate
holdings Of the defendants be fore
closed. They also ask for the ap-
pointncn1 o :, commissioner 10 take
charge 81 the property listed and seek
IN order o. sale for same to satisfy
che claim.
IN the complaint the plaintiffs state
that on May so. 1907, Leitner & We'll
were indebted 70 me Pine Bluff Trust
Company in nc sum OF $1,000. On
- day they eXtrltei four proni5-
20. notes q -s1.,50 t2eh. payable in
80. 40, 10 and l59 daNS, RESPITE. Nely.
,Tne notes We're secured BY the con
ktt sit1t IA II dSJ ~ -. ~ W. AiD] u u
divided interests il various real Cs-
tate holdings in Tannehill ana Owe1 :
addition, Wiley Jones addition. Clarke
|McGrackens subdivision, Hanf's ad-
diJion. property on the Princeton road,
forty shares OF stock in the Trust
|Company and the local bill posting
plant of the defendants. Other prop
erty is also mentioned.
The plaintiffs say that it was pro-
vid.2d in the agreement that Leitner
& Well were TO keep all taxes and le-
gal assessments against the property
paid. The 1907 taxes on the holdings
are due, it is charged they also state
that a small amount was also secured
from the bank without note for
same,
The plaintiffs pray judgment Tor
,S7,347.5i with interest; that the deed
OF trust be foreclosed, equity OF re-
demption of defendants be barred and
the Indebtedness De declared lean
on the property. "A commissioner is
also asked for with a final sale OF the
property to satisfy the claim.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
RICHEY ISLANDER
CASE AFFIRMED

The sentence of Judge A. B. Grace,
imposed upon E. c. Richey, a white
farmer of this county who is now
serving three year term in the State
penitentiary, was yesterday affirmed
by the Supreme Court at Little Rock.
Richey was convicted in the Jeffer-
son Circuit Court recently for Sian
dering his sister-in-law. Judge Grace,
it will be remembered, subjected him
to one Of the most caustic lectures
ever heard in Pine Bluff court room
for his conduct and fixed his punish
ment at three years, after jury had
found him guilty. His attorneys
Nixon and. Shaw, appealed the case
to the Supreme Court, after Richey
had been sent to the pen. Their eff
forts to fet new trial were unsuc-
cessful
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
DEATHS.
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J. NJ. Iarkin.

J. NJ, Larkin, Sc years old, one of
the oldest and best known painters
in this city died Sunday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock Of peumonia at Fer
gusoli 5 boarding house on East Sec
ond avenue. where he was III for
come weeks.
The deceased leaves d wife, three
sons, j. S. Larkin, G. c. Larkin and
BraXton Larkin: and three daugh-
ters, Mrs. H. L. Byrd of this city,
Mrs. Harry G.. Bum of Newport,
Ark. and Miss Grace Larkin OF
Benton, La. He was a kind hearted
man with a host of friends.
The funeral took place from the
Larkin home, No. 612 Beech street,
at 1870 O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Reverend Ross Moore Of the First
Baptist church conducted the ser
vices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03

The Culture Club held Il very in
teresting meeting Sunday afternoon
with Miss Sadie Elliott as hostess.
The very excellent program that
had been arranged was unfoTtInate-
ly shortened by the absence o. som"
of the members who had been as
signed duty, but those who came ~
with their numbers according 10
program were very much appreciat-
ed, and the excellent quality OF Their
work contributed to a very profit
able and delightful afternoon. The
program was opened by a beautiful
ly rendered piano solo by Miss
Gladys Elliott. Miss Eva Kaufman
gave a paper on Charles Dana G!h-
son which was very interesting, a"
were also the extracts which she
read from a sketch of him in a r"
cent magazine. Miss Marcia Levine
led a discussion on The Lion an Y
the Mouse, in which all the club
members joined. The fact OF tn"
play having been produced here s"
recently gave additional interest 70
the discussion of the book, and this
proved one Of the most enjoyable
features of the afternoon. After
the program an important business
meet'ng was held.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
SOCIETY.


Telephone social Items Ia ofe!
Phone 800.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
Wednesday Afternoon Whist.

Mrs. Henry Marx Viii be host"s
tomorrow afternoon FOR ne Nj
nesday Afternoon Whist CLUB
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
HOSPITAL ASSN
WILL MEET TODAY

The ladies of the Hospital AssOcia-
ton will meet this afternoon at thu
residence of Mrs. NJ. c. Cross ON
Laurel street. "A plan is to be out
lined at this meeting to raise the
needed $4,000 which is required be-
fore the contract for the new hos
pital can be let. The ladies already
have 100000 in cash and 100000
pledgI1 a6d> they will make vigorous
gn Ito secure the remaining
6,Ot The meeting this afternoon
promises to be an interesting and en-
thusiast.c one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
George Oliver Clark

George Oliver Clark, the ten day
old baby boy Of Doctor and Mrs. O..
w. Clark, died yesterday morning
at $50 o'clock at the family resi-
dence, No. 7O2 West Fifth avenue.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning. Reverend J. +. Nor
ris of the First Presbyterian church
will conduct the services. The pail
bearers will be Van Knox, Chris
Hanley, W. F. Coleman and Curran
Nichol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03

Miss Frances Waterman vii
leave the latter part Of this Wees
for stay OF several weeks at N0rd-
rach Ranch, near Denver, Colorado.
Miss Francis Is recovering from an
attack OF la grippe, and goes 70
Colorado to--fHfther recuperate, Her
many friends in Pine Bluff Will re
gret her absence exceedingly, her
bright personality making her most
valued member of social c f6"s'
and hosts of friends VIII look cor
ward to her speedy recovery and "
turn to Pine Bluff in the u ~ IA
ture
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03

Miss Villa Cross, a popular young
lady of Beaumont, Texas, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs Ollie
MeCulloch, Of 622 Walnut street, re-
turned to her home last Saturday
night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-03
Mcrry Maids and Matron>.

Miss Matte Orto Will bo hostess
this afternoon FOR the Merry Maids
and Matrons. This will be the tas1
meeting of this club until aft
Lent