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at LeavenWorth. kans.. at their resi-
dence. AT the Portner, to-day from 4 10 ..
They viii be assisted by Mrs. NJ f.
Crist, Mrs Woodburn, Mrs Mechlin, and
Mrs. Har8den.
on Monday afternoon, March p at 40
o'clock the Columbia Theater viii bee the
mecca for all the fashionable world, as
that is the. date selected for the annual
lecture for the benefit of 'the work for
poor churches" Much interest is being
evinced in this event. not only on account
OF the very worthy charity for which it
is 10 be given. but because the subject
Present day Russia. promises au after
noon OF thrilling interest and instruction
Mr.. Kellogg Durland. the author. viii
deliver the lecture. which will De most
graphically Illustrated. The list of patron
esses and lady managers contains many
names prominent iu social circles, among
them being Nine, Jusserand, Nine Mayor
des PInches. Mime. Nanuco. Mime. des
Portcs Mr. Thomas f. Ryan. AlTs.
Henry May Mrs Thomas II. Carter. Mrs.
Robert Hnckley. MIS- John Moore. Miss
Sands. Mrs. William *. Carr Mrs. Robert
Potts Mrs. Eugene Carr, Mrs. J. $.
Larc0mbe. Mrs. William Manning irwin.
Miss Acosta, Miss Risiey Seward. Mrs.
David Mccarthy. Mrs. r. s. Sweeney
Pescia, and Mrs. D. p. Mccartney.
Miss Naomi Thompson will be hostess
tonight Al a german to he given az her
home. 800 Thirteenth street northwest
Miss May Adams entertained yesterday
at tea at her home. 1871 New Hampshire
avenue northwest,
Ex-senator and Mrs John b. Hender-
son gave a luncheon yesterday afternoon
al their home. Henderson Castle. Six
teenth street and Florida avenue north
west. in honor OF Mrs. Lillian y. NJ.
Stevens national president of the W. q.
T. L.. Miss Anna A. Garden national
vice president. Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis.
national legislative superintendent; Mrs.
Howard ". Hoge. president Of the Viz
Cinia W. c. #. T., Mrs Clinton Smith.
president Of the W. G. T. L. of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and Miss Elizabeth
Garden. national evangelist Of the ". c.
/ r. l..
Mrs. Frank H. Schultz viii not be at
home at the RochambeaU tomorrow.
She viii receive with her mother, Mrs
Lewis Merriam. al 1929 Q street north
west.
Mrs. William John Zeh, of 1901 Seven
teenth street northwest will not be 1T
home on Saturdays, February j. and -
Mrs ". S. Knox and Miss Georgia
/ Knox viii be ar home informally to-day.
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7 Tan Covert Cloth Long Coat. tightdiiHs.
strapped seams. lined throughout with SATIN size
S. Reduced from $500 to Sl5ol.
I a--TcH Black Velvet JagFct. trimmed with ap-
pIiqu, braid and lined throughout with gray satin.
Reduced from $500 to SIsJ
] Tan Fur-lueI Coat "7,' length box back and
front Persian lamb collar. Reduced from $3.50 60
E0m
I GRAY Ermd1I0th Coat "7s" length lined with
gray sIriT.l and finished with gray squirrel collar,
size IS. Reduced from 81 30 TO SEQ.
Wineco0re1 Long Coat trimmed with braid
and lined throughout with s3tWi size 36. Reduced
from $500 ts SsE
Tan CnyauefJa long Coats b1yHlaited back.
collar trimmed with sils and braid. sizes IS and =
Reduced from $3.50 % $3.50 each.
1 Gray Satin Rubber Long Coat box back and
front; size 90 Reduced from }2l05 20 5000.
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WOmen'S Suit Department.

Velvet Suits trimmed with braid; blue. size q
plum. size 36 dark garnet size 50. Reduced from
$500 10 Sl50O each.
Z Velvet Coat Suits trimmed with braid and ap-
pliIue; iuil plated skirt plum and blue, sizes 81
6 and g. Reduced from $500 TO $50 each
/ Handsome Green Velvet Coat Suit, deliberately
trimmed with braid new fare skirt; size ,6. Re
duced from $500 fo $500.
] HeIistror, Chiffon Broadcioth Coat Suit, plated
skirt trimmed vith folds Of velvet size 36. Re
dugld fr0m $500 90 5000
7 Light Cheyiot Semi fitting Coat Suit trimmed
with SILK braid. size So. Reduced from Sj6.0o TO
$500
] Brown ShadoU-siriue Coat Suit. fun plated
SKIRT with folds II same cloth, size IS. Reduced
from $500 to $500
Very Handsome Black Chiffon Cloth Coat
Suits fan plated skirt sizes IS and 90. Reduced
fIn $3.50 90 $500 each.
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Fur Department.

Genuine Eastcm Mink "Edna May" Cra7ats,
Raaucgd from SI'0 90 Sl25) each.
Z White Alaska T0x Shawl Collar trimmed with
heads and tails and lined with white satin Re
duaed from SIS % go $3.50
] Handsome Natural Squirrel Pillow Nuf trim
med with heads. Reduced from $500 % $3.50
4 Handsome Fox ~carfs lined with hrocaded
satiu Reduced from S6a and yIs.59 20 S750 each.
4 tsheful of Fur Sesrfs and Crarats including
Fox. Nlaugu. japanese Mink. sable. Squirrel and
koiiuss1. Reduced from $50 70 500 each.
A tablsful oi FIR Scarfs including Of0szum
Black Fox Sable Squirrel and Persian Paw Re
dHcrd from SIS and 5000 10 S3.-j each.
Third foar-G ST.
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Mems Clothing Dept.

s Mems Wiuter-Woight Suits, In gay checks and
stripes, wcH made and wen shaped, this seasons
goods: sizes g. 90 q, and A. Naues mp 10 $500
Reduced % S9.55 each.
10 Mems Wintcr-weight Orercudjs in plain blacks
and gray checks and stripes; sizes 81, 20, a. and a.
Reduced from $3.50 and $500 20 SlL75 each.
s Mems Overc0ats, in blacks. oxford gray. and
gray hernusboae effects; sizes 90 q, and 81. Re
duced fram $500 so Se75 each.
Mems Tan Covert Cloth Top Coats. meiium
weight one lined with silk the other with serge,
sizes 81 and g. Reduced from S2109 and $50 TO
S375 each,
Mems Rain Goats. in tan. gray checks. and OK
ford gray; semi lined; sizes q. IS. g. and a. Re
dUC1d from 5000 and $50 10 SB75 each
is Mems Fancy Vests. single breasted. mostly dark
C0ICriuU: sizes q TO 90. Reduced from $50 500.
and 500 TO $50 each.
Z Mems Fancy Vests. in gray effects; single
breasted; sizes % 10 s. Reduced from $50 $50,
aud Sie) TO Sl.55 each.
Main door-Teuth ST.
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Picture Department.

Large oil Paintings. Sheep in Pasture and
Venetian view. in deep gold FURNISHED frames. with
shadow boxes. Reduced from S5500 20 SIl.9j each.
2 Goodsize Oil Paintings pastoral scene and ma
rne view. in de5D g1d-bumished frames with
shadow boxes. Reduced from S2000 10 S5.95 each.
J Small Original on Painting Cottage by Dela-
hogUc. in deep gilt frame. with shadow box Re.
dBcsd from S2005 to $3.50.
I Small Genuine W3ter-color. Cardinal" in
broad gilt frame. Reduced from $500 70 $50
] Large Colored Picture, Madonna of the Chair. %
in broad black and-gold frame. Reduced from $500
to SiG.
! Sepia Photograph, Peter and John" in upright
bToWn-and gold frame Reduced from Sl0O0 10 s. 95.
! Genuine Etching, landscape scene, in dark
bToVu-andgod frame. Reduced from SEQ to Sl.50
I Hand-col0Tcd Picture The Fencer" in old
fashioned gilt frame Reduced from SI200 to $40.
Fourth foor-Tenth ST.
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And8ute Regitative Allegro EuerEiC1.
AdsEi0 ReHEi0s0.
EL.-----.-L-.--
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles W Morgan .. and Laura 3. Fam. e.
Rev Eugene 4. Hannah
Julian NJ Lightner. a. CbuTchulle. Va. and
Elzaheth g. Ashby l9. Stauuton. Va. Rev. :. Il.
Murray.
COT0RED
John T. Lacey. .. and Alberta L. Newman p.
Rev T. T. Ricks.
William F. Fletcher. q. and Mary Allen. 70. Rev.
T. J. Ritclic.
Charles Robinson. y. and Jennie Foster, > Rev.
Richard T. G8~kin-.
Philip NJ Strother. y. and Mary L Watson, p.
Rev William J. Howard.
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Men, S Hat Department.

21 Mems Black Derby Hats. in three shapes; this
seasons blocks: slightly imperfect sizes 65s o.
and 67s. Reduced from $50 and a00 to SL50 each.
Is Mems Gray and Nutria Soft Hats, Telescope"
shape. slightly scIed; sizes 69s 64 6s Z, and 7ls
Reduced from $50 and 100 TO $50 each.
% Mems Bamboo Canes, some with small metal
mWurings, all moro or less snOpWorn. Reduced
from -Jc and 50c to for 25c
Main hOor--F st.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Recruit DOLPHIN p. ROBERTS. cavalry nov st
The depot uf recruits and C4UalS Fort Ne
Doweil having enlisted under false Eetgnses
discharged without honor from the amy
Lieut. Col WILLIAM " GRAY. deputy srgeos
general, from Department ot the Gulf To Philip
Private FREDERICK THOMPSON Third Com
pany Pacific Branch Military Prison Guard
Alestraz Island discharged from tie army.
Color ScTgt. WILLIAM q. HARDY. Fourth Cav
alfy. placed on retired list.
Quarte1uasteF Sergt. GEORGE J. BROWN EIght
Centh Infantry. placed ON TtiTed list.
First Lieut.. HENRY W BUM. Coast ARTILLERY
Corps. from Thirty-niuth Company. report 70
commanding officer. ARTILLERY District Of Tampa
Tor staff duty.
Recruit WILLIAM LARUE. infantry. recruit depot
Columbus Barracks. transferred To Ordnance
Department as second-class private, to Rock
Island Arsenal
Following promotions Coast Artillery Corps an
nQnced. col JOHN r. WILLIAMS, Lieut.
Col WILLIAM G. RAFFERTY,. Mais HENRY
D. TODD. IT,. and THOMAS ". WINSTON,
and Capts RICHARD g. MARSHALL, Jr-. and
JOHN O. STEGER. Capt. MARSHALL as
signed to Fiftysecond C1nrany
First Lieut.. ROLLO F. ANDERSON, Coast Artli-
leTy Cous from TWenty-ninth Company Coast
Artillery Corus. to unassigned list. 10 Pacific
Branch Military Prison. Alcstraz Island vice
Capt. JAMES NJ WHEELER, Coast Artillery
Corps who viii report 10 commanding officer
ARTILLERY District Of san Francisco.
Sergt. JOHN PRANEUF Hospital Corps from Fort
D. a Russell 10 General Hospital. Preside Of
San Francisco. for duty with Company B. Hos
pitai Corps.
First Sergt. WILLIAM q. NEGUS, Troop X, Thir-
teenth Cavalry. from Fort Leayenworth 90 Fort
MyeF.
Private JAMES E. SCOTT. from Company T. Twen-
ty-frst Infantry Presidio Of San Francisco, to
Twenty-second Infantry, Fort Mcdowell.
Private CHARLES L. DORNEY, Company A.
Twenty-frst Infantry. now in confinement at
Fort Logan. discharged without honor from the
army by reason Of deseFtiOn-
Recruit JOHN ARMONIES. infantry. Fort William
Henry Harrison. transferred to Ordnance Depart
ment as second-class private, to Benica Arsenal
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Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S Umbrellas.

A lot of Women's Heavy Twilled-
silk Umbrellas, with silver-trim-
med, copper, ebony, and natural
wood handles.
$500 each. Value, $500.
Also a lot Of Children's School
Umbrellas, of silk and English
gloria, with paragon frame, steel
rod, and handles of horn, ivory, sill
yer capped and natural wood.
6qc each. Value, SI.oO.
Main fioor-G st. entrance.
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Friday Bargains in
Ferris Waists and COrSetS.

4 miscellaneous lot Of Ferris
Waists and Corsets offered at clear
ance prices. The waists are Of cou-
ills and batiste, in large and small
sizes. and are slightly soiled; cor
sets are of coutl, with high bust and
long hip, and have elastics attached s;
sizes 28, 20, and go
We have marked them at the uni
form price
zoe for choice.
Were SI.OO and SI.5O.
Third foor-EIeventh st.
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MACMILLEN VIOLIN RECITAL
Distinguished Audience Gives En-
thusiastic Attention.
Artist scores Triumph in Reproduce
ing PaganinTs "Moise Fan
taSIa" on One String.

AIr. Francis Macmillen appeared before
a large and fashionable audience yesteT-
day afternoon at the Belasco Theater i'm
a violin recital Of exceptional merit which
was received with enthusiasm.
Mr. Macmiilen is possessed of a soulful
touch and wonderful temperament and
Interpretation. His numbers all were de-
livared with ability. and included difficult
compositions by Mozart, WieniaWski, and
Paganiui The concluding number. Pa
ganmTs Noise Fantasia, for g string
alone. was a musical triumph.
Herr Richard Hageman accompanied
Nacmilleu.
An unfortunate change had 10 be made
I'm the programme at the last minute by
the inability of Mime. R0sina Van Dyke.
who was To have been the soloist of the
occasion. TO meet her appointment
Miss Gertrude Reuter- appeared In her
place. Miss Reuter- is a Washington girl,
and has appeared several times this win
ter IN concert.
Mr. MacmiIlen played the following pro-
gramme.
tulcrt ' leZLenTS
Andsure Regitative. Allegro EueTEico,
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Special Sale of
Imported Epening Waists.

VAT have some very handsome
w Lingerie Waists Of our
" own importation, and most
ly one-of-a-kind, which we offer to-
day at very decisive reductions from
former prices.
They are exclusive effects in
many instances, being exquisite ere
ations Of Chiffon. Baby Irish,
French Val and Cluny laces, in
combination with Messaline, Dres-
den, Chiffon Taffeta and other
dainty silks. Some are elaborately
embroidered by hand. The majority
are light effects. and there are mod
els suitable for formal evening func-
tons and informal occasions. All
sizes in the lot
We have marked them
$500 for choice.
We're $500 to $500.
Also two lots of White Lace
Waists, reduced as follows:
$500 for choice,
Were $22.5O to S32. so.
$3.50 for choice.
Were $3.50 to $1,000.
In conjunction with the above
we offer several lots of
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DEATH RECORD.

T. l. Smith. Govt Hczpl Insane s. years.
William IT. Looe 1925 81 ST. ne. s. years
Helen Partridge. 1913 y Capitol ST. NV, g years
Charles HcilbeTg Home for Aged and Intm. 81
yeaIs.
Laura T. Slceman. 51l 10Th ST. re-. 6s years,
William J.. Elwell, 80 Pa ave. NV, 3 years,
Frank Meade Garfield HoSpl-, 3 years
NIary r Wilkinson Ilg3 y J. ave ss- s. years.
Gertrude Fitzgerald, gZ7ls 9th ST. NV. % years
Freiericka Gude. rs + 81. Sc. IS years
William H. Giddiugs lZ0 ith st. Sc, II months.
COLORED.
John LAWSON So Spriugman alley sw-, s. years.
Edward lee rear 80 d st. sW. 75 years.
Eyangeline L. Young l43o C0rconn ST NV. 20
years.
Only ten cents week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
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A CLEARANCE of stocks This sale comprehensive odds and ends short
II N Ot OF
and Dress Gsb and
us&r
o II to an
rc7nfrthl tver eIenfmr ofn
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Navy Orders.

Lieut.. c. ". FORNAN, from Naval Hospital New
Fort Lyon, 20 Washington, examination for re-
tTement
Assistant Surgeon f. w. BROWN. commissioned
with rank Of lieutenant iiuuior gadel.
Chief Boatswain +. J. NORCOTT. detached Sioux,
resume duties Eavy yard Boston.
Boatswain T. W HEALEY, detached Wabash, 10
duty under commandant Second Naval district,
Newport
Chief Engineer N. FLETCHER, retired. died at
Washington February l3.
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MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs-The following move

OF VESSELS-Ths following move
ments Of vessels have been reported to the Bu-
reau Of Navigation;
ATrYed-Febuary u. Chickasaw, a. navy yard,
New York; Albany. at Nlagdalers Bay; Mari
eta at Port Tamra Porter. Tingey, Blakely.
De Long and Thornton, at Norfolk
Sailed-FetsuaTy u, Hannibal, from navy yard
New York for Bradford. r. l. yorktown, from
Acapuco for pichiinque; Tacoma, from Hamp
ton Roads for san Juan. Chicago. from Yalpa-
raiso for Punta Arenas; Porter. Tiugey. Blake
". De Long and Thornton. from Hampton Roads
Tor NOrfolk
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Wash Shirt Waists
at Reduced Prices.

They represent he small lots and
ones and tw0s OF various lines. and
while there are not all sizes OF any
one stvle there are all sizes in the
combined lots.
Marked as follows:
White Embroidered Swiss Waists
made with fancy yoke and trimmed
with lace; sizes 80, 20, and -.
SI.95 each. Were S3.75.
Fisk, Clark & Flagg Waists, OF
white linen; made in the high-class
way these famous waists are always
made; sizes "a, 80, and -.
$3.50 each. Were $500.
Flannel Waists; tailor made
white grounds, with light blue
stripes or plaids; sizes 80, 40,
and -.
SI.5o each. Were S3.75.
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Friday Bargains in
Men S Furnishings.

''@C DIti OtfIO t'S
Mems Furnishings.
Mems Plain Black Cotton Sox /;
some with self-clocks; others with
self-embroidered figures also a few
isles, with white soles; all sizes.
) prs. for SI.oo.
Regular 25c value.
Mems Fancy Cotton and Lisle
Thread Sox, in a variety of neat
designs on black, gray, and tan
grounds; all sizes.
25c a pair. Value, 35c.
Mems Fancy Lisle Thread, Fine
Gauze and Colored Embroidered
Black Sox; also some lighter color
ingS in checks and stripes.
; prs. for SIoo.
Regular soc value.
Mems Cotton Night Shirts; neat
ly trimmed; some without collars
all sizes.
Special price, 45c each.
Mems Cheviot Pajamas, in plain
tan and gray; also of printed ma
dras; some with military collars
others Ne-neck; all sizes.
Special price, $I.oo a suit.
Regular SI.5o value.
And these remnants:
20 Mems Cclored Sta bosom shirts coat style,
cufs attached and separate. some plated; sizes liz
l5 l5.z l6 and H. Reduced from $50 and Sl.15 to
Si.l0 each.
. Mems White suf-bo-om shirts. also a few col
oIed gnas with cuffs attached sizes H. l51. e. and
I6i5 Reduced from 81 01 aud 81 70 30 Sc each
20 Mems silk Fouf-iu-H Hand Ties IN plain colors
and fancy effects. Reduced from 3jc and 5oc TO &c
each.
II Mems Smoking Jackets and House Coats. Of
double texture cloths I'm medium and dark effects
sizes 81 s5 o. and T. Reduced from 500 % S355
each.
Z Mems House Goats. Of double texture cloths. in
pretty checks and stripes, size g. Reduced from
S6o0, sea and $50 20 $50 each.
Mans silk Natelssse Dressing Gown. in a
very rch design: silk lined throughout; size a.
Reduced from $500 TO 5000
Main foor-F st.
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China Silk Waists.

All black or all white, some with
three-quartcr, some with long
sleeves; trimmed with tiny tucks or
knife plating. All sizes in one
style or another.
$3.50 each. Were $500.
Also a lot of Black Chiffon Taf-
feta Waists, in several smart STYLES.
with more or less elaborate trim
mingS; sizes 40, II. A.
$3.50 each. We're $500.
Third fioUr-G St
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In THE SOCIAL WORLD.
British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce Entertained.
GUESTS AT PERKINS DINNER
Secretary and Mrs. Grant Watson
Hosts of EVeniRE-Bridge Party at
Washington Barracks - President
and Mrs. Roosevelt Attend Mae
milIen Concert at the BeIascO.

In compliment to the British Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Bryce, Representative and
Mrs. J. b. Perkins, of Rochester, n. Y,
entertained AT dinner, at their home, in
New Hampshire avenue, last night.
Nine Chermont. wife Of the secgnd
secretary OF the Brazilian Embassy. was
hostess yesterday at an informal lunch
con.
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Mrs William John Zeh, of 1901 Seven
teenth street northwest, will not be at
home on Saturdays, February j. and -
Mrs. ". s Knox and Miss Georeia
Knox viii be at home Informally to-day
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Mrs. Frank II. Schultz viii not be at
home at the RochambeaU tomorrow.
She viii receive with her mother Mrs
Lewis Merriam. al 1929 Q street north
west
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-02
Had q Slow h,.t Sure Gait.

There have been numerous disap'
pointmcnts Ia the outcome Of some o.
che boys. We rcnember one boy III
particular wilo was the butt OF all ridi-
Guile from the boys Of his age, and he
took il good asturtsily, He seemed to
have no pay .c;3lar friends and hcrded
by himself His clothes always looked
funny. Snd be had tlat awkward swag.
ger over which the rest Of US had
much sport NO one ever thought the
that plug wo,g)d ever get anywhere OF
have sly ,,-.@g. EHt today that plug
lis drawing g beltcr salary than any
two OF TIE otei gang. lie has morA
money. lore Influence and mere
friends tAan any o. TIE rest Of US. II.
plug had q gait that was slow, but il
was sure. He Didn't appear to be a bit
bright ten, but he had q surface that
took or : roslsh.-Westphalia MOI
Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-02
X az =
clothing sensation Saturday.
SimonS.


That's the first time | ever sold n
single envelope. said the Young WON.
"a - L hir statioHer's store in The
r,-e : center. I've always sold them
IN packages but that gentleman came
In with 4 letter in his hand and asked
for an envelope, and sold him one for
a cent imagine that's the smallest
sale that has been made IN this cstal.
lishncnt since il opened. The biggest
I ever made happened 10 be IN The Ell
velope line too. A rather roughly dress
I'd man came In, asked TO see our Ell
velcpes snd wanted 10 know She price
by the thousand. told him. Then he
ask Ell the price by The million. Sot
the figures from our manager, who
smiled as be gave them TO ihe, :: Yet the
man ordered Il million envelopes, and
when we asked FOR reference he said
he would as lief pay the blll on the
spot, which ne did from roll OF yellow
back bank notes shout the size Of a
loaf OF bread We delivered The en-
velopes. but haven >ecn The puicha ser
since. "-Phjla,ic Ipha Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-02
Progressive.

please, mum" said a tramp. would
you he so Kind as TO let me have a
feedIe and lhread::3
Well, yet" said phe housewife al
The door; Il can lei YOU have that
''Tbankce. mum. Now, you'd oblisc
me very much il you'd let me have a
bit of eloiA for patch
YES here IS some.
"Thankee very much. mum. It's :!
little different color from my suit ]
see Perhaps, mum, YOU could spare
me some Of your husbands old clothes
that this patch will match.
We'll | declare. You're clever, my
man, and III give You an old suit.
Here is ono.
'erhankee greatly. mum. see 1t S .
itttle large mum. but If you'll kindly
furnish me with square meal mebby
I can FIJI il out. Woman Home
Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-02
grief MENTION.
I + = + + + r + + + = .

F. l.. Dilley has gone TO ST. Louis
on business tip.
Miss Clara S;lDernaSle, OF St. Louis
is in the city visiting relatives
Miss Henrietta Goldman, Of Little
Rock, is visiting friends and relatives
in the city.
Miss Anita Hing returned from
Little Roc eesterday and will make
Pine Bluff my future home.
Bert Sloan, a popular Cotton Bel,
conductor. went to Fort Worth today
on company business ------~-
Miss Mynnie Lazarus returned to-
day from Camden, where she spent
a few days with relatives.
Miss Lucy Biggs OF New Albany,
Miss, who was the guest of Miss
Annie Parker tar several days, re-
turned to her lome this afternoon.
Mrs. NJ, c. Jones, Miss Callie
Jones and Warren Jones have re-
turned from visit to e. L. West
brook and family at Jonesboro.
A. S. Deshon, of Helena, is in the
city shaking hands with his many
frinds. Mr.. Deshon formerly lived in
this city and was for several yars
in the cotton business here.
Judge A. B. Grace of the Circuit
Court at Pine Bluff, was a pleasant
visitor at the TeXarkanaian Office. this
morning. He IS spending the holt
days here, the welcome guest of his
daughter. Mrs. Or. II. r. Webster
'Texa-kana 'Texa-kanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-02
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HAVE REOPENED

The pupils of the Pine Bluff public
schools, after having enjoyed the
Xmas and New Year holidays out Of
the school rooms. returned TO their
respective schools this morning and
have again entered upon their school
work in earnest All OF the teachers
who We're away during the holidays
have returned home and reported for
duty this morning The enrolment
exceeded that of the beginning Of the
school term it is said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-02
REVEREND CLINE
MARRIES COUPLE

J. VI. Galloway, OF Yorktown, Lin
coin county. and Mrs. Ellen 4 Wood
Of Raymond, Miss. We're married this
morning at II O'Clock at the resi-
dence of Nj. Bartlett, No 1910 Stat"
street, by Reverend e G. Cline, pas
tor Of the First Christian Church.
They left Immediately after the cere-
mony for Yorktown TO make their flu
tnre home. The Witnesses at the
wedding We're w L. Mullikin and
family and Messrs. Ola and Allen. Of
Yorktown
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-01-02
Eroiled Prairie Doc,

prairie dog. briled, is darn good cat.
in said the 200 keeper. "but you
couldn't get q plainsman to admit it.
1.-The pisinsmen claims that owls and
rsttlesnakes and prairie dogs frater-
nize together. share holes and eat one
enother's dead corrses at the end. They
claim that TO cat prai.ie dog is the
tame thing as IL net rattlesnake or owl
of course its only superstition.
but it holds good on the plains, and
1t, though. every chance get. 1t has a
fnc taste. 1t tastes. by gum. like young
chiehen."--New Orleans Times-Demo
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