Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-03
4 fine ba0y boy, another Bryal

A fine baOy boy, another Bryan lsupporter, arrived at the home of Air.
 and Mrs Barnard Bates, svsen miles
 rom this city on the Pine Dlaff and ] Western railroad, yesterday. Grand papa Bates is all smiles.
 = Marion, fine hrec-year-oil son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. CoIura. dicd Tt
 their home at Pool, Ark. yesterday Of diptheria The body was shipped 10 Grand Rapids, Michigan. fos inter- neAt.
 Ma!thea@d Roofing from Sl.ao per square to s.?.1'. Read, to put on your house and guaranteed to last We l furnish everything. See CleYelan,,- l Matthews Hardware Company ii yol lare in need of good roofing If
 Al the winter cars of the Citi- l lrepainted and improved. Were run out
 of the barns Sunday and will remain
 i'll service throughout the winter. All :, the sumner cars have been taken in- ta the barns.
 =GIlRISANTHtNTMS for sale ,; Either cut or potted, Finest eyer f,,S
 ed ill this city and equal to those Hn- ported All culors. Specimen l1nts ,lr itosenberg's Book store and .,n,ler- son-Bacon Drug Co., Old Phone Nr~.
 i.1,S and l2l. George M Wells. <, 6t
 Monsignor J. NJ. Iuccy Vicar gen er:tl of the Catholic Church Of Arkansas, and also pastor of St. Jose phss Catholic Church here, is in A. hany, \. Y.. enjoying 3 vacation. He will remain away two weeks 1onger.
 During his absence his assistant,
 Father F.. l. Keete. is in charge here
 The government gauge which vas re- cently washed away from the bank in tho rear of the Jefferson county court house by the river, was the finest one 1 in this district, under the supervision Iof II. F. Alciatore. Of Little Rock 1 The gua2e was an inclined one and as expensive as the government places in the river.
 Jefferson Lodge No. 224 l. 0. 9. F. will hold their regular meet ing tonight. A large atteu- dance is desired, as the repIe- sentative from the Grand Lodge will make his report. and it is expected that it will contain much important ,information as to the new laws eu- acted at the session held in l.ittie Rock
 -AIr and Mrs, H. E. Pollock C. Pine Blulf are ill the city, the guests of Mr. anu Mrs. D, l.. Ellis. Mr Pol lock is q popular employe of the Cot ten Belt railroad and his many friend he glad. to know that he is ee- 1cNoring from his recent injury on lthe road and will soon he ready t3 l1csume his run,-Camden Beacon.
 Within 36 hours after sae vas taken i'll with swamp fever Miss Ethel Gartman. the 13-year-old dHu- ghtes Of MT. and Mrs. Ed Gartman, living at Fairfield. this county, died sunday morning. The little lady for lmeriy lived in Pine Bluff and attend ed the public school here. Her deaIe ! is generally denlored by a large circle of little friends and her devoted tea chers.
 Election returns are to De reeei- jNed tonight at several different places ill this city They will be received at the Western Union and Postal tele- graph offices. the old phone office, the l Elks Theatre. the Y. M C. A.. and the headquarters of the Pine Bluff Roasd 1 of Trade Only those who subscribed to the election bulletin" fund are to be admitted at the Board Of Trade They will begin to come in there at : o'clock this afternoon.
 Ben Howard received yesterday 1 1t his sales stables on East Barre quo street two carloads ot fine co 's,,,, and mares. which will be dispos .G Of at private sale. Howard has oegn n the business of selling horses .or wears. and bears the reputation ol IL ling horsefesh that can always be lt,.- pended upon. He also has a wdsoa iand hitch stable on the corner of Fourth and Pine, where are ali con ll ll5Niences for the public.