Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-05

Mrs. Edgar ]. Bloom 'S still quite sick at her home on Main street.
 Let us press and clean your clothes. Satisfaction guaranteed. P Rntsteln X Son. "-4-tl
 Alderman Gabe Meyer is out again after an illness of several days.
 Tailoring is our Hnsincss and not T side line Let Us prove il. r, Rut- ytcfn 4. Son 3-4-tf
 The weather man says il will rain today. Warmer weather wilt prevail. ne says.
 \ pressing engagement is filled by lis Let us press your en@a@ement Suit. r. Hutsten & Son. ;'-4-tl
 FOR SALE CHEAP-A gentle pony. saddle and bridle. Apply to l.. O.. kray 123 w. Barraque. 3-4-6t
 The members of Sahara Temple will meet tonight in regular business session. All are urged to be present.
 Doris Byrd, the little daughter 0. MT. and Mrs. P. P. Byrd, who has been quite sick for several days, was some better yesterday.
 The Lightweights are still in the lead in the Y. M. c. A. contest. The Heavyweights are working hard, how ever, to overcome their lead,
 FUR RENT-Modern 8-room house, close in, on paved street and car line, with bath and electric lights. Apply to Chas. Haycock, 113 Pine street.
 Tor rent---Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Al! modern conveniences. Apply TIP Main street or phone 1311. 2-o6-6t
 Call up old phone 16;5, new phone l:,2 and have nice Bunch oi Bananas delivered at your door for soc.
 ASK FOR LEFLAR.
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 p. r. Byrd. the local capitalist, went to Hot Springs yesterday to spend q few weeks for his heale~ He recently recovered from a se- we're spell of la grippe
 -ILovey Boyd. the l4-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Boyd, of this county. who was run over by a train It Eastward Monday morning, is slow y improving at the emergency hos pital. The lad is deaf mute and it $ most pitiful to see him try to make the physicians and his parents under stand his sufferings.
 The J. N. Harbin arrived Tues day morning. delayed 24 hours on account of high water and heavy business. She was heavily loaded, her manifest consisting of 316 bales of cotton, 1 head Of stock and 40 packages of sundries The Harbin departed on return trip Tuesday al ternoon. News Scimitar.
 -Illustrious Potentate Edgar Brewster and Recorder J. H. Wat kins are sending out not 'ces for a ceremonial session to be held at Fort Smith March 12 by Sahara Temple, Ancient Arabic Order q the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, of this city A class of about 90 have made application for admission to the Temple and large number O. Nobles from all parts of the State will make a pilgrimage to Fort Smith to admit the novices with the usual ceremonies. The traditional banquet will follow the business. session of the shrine
 John Young. Ferd Hayis, Jake Moseby, J. N.. Donohue. l. C. Duke, well-knoWn local. colOred men, left yesterday for Hot Springs where they will meet other representatives of the Knights of Pythias lodge, colored, and let contract for an infirmary for colored Pythians which will cost about sl5.000 The following officers will be 1t the meeting s. w. Starke, su preme chancellor, Charleston, W, Va. w. N Green, supreme yice-chancel- or, New Orleans; C. D. GrisWall, Georgia; C. K Robinson, supreme K. )f R. and S. St Louis; Ed Green. sec retary of the commission, Chicago: L.. NJ. Mitchell. Austin. Texas; ]. C. Duke, grand chancellor of Arkansas, ,na Inf