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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-19
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive service to the Los Angeles Herald
by La A. Crisler & Co.. members Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange. BOO San Fer
nando building, Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, June ls.-The share mar
ket showed q weaker tone today throughout
the entire list. Daisy dropped points, Gold
field Con- 8. and Fraction /.
The feature Of the day was Fraction, with
sales OF $500 shares during the call. There
was heavy selling of this issue all day, but 1t
stood. up wei; under the hammering. breaking
to 47c and closing steady at the opening figure
OF 4sGD49c.
The Bullfrogs, Tonopahs and Manhattans
were dull and apathetic.
Following are the closing quotations Of the
San Francisco Stock and Exchange board, to-
gether with the regular call sales:
GOLDFTELD DISTRICT
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The Metal Market

NEW YORK. June 1S.-Ths London tin
market was IS lower: SPOT quoted at f126
It's Cd and futuras at f127 la Sd Tho
local market was easy and unchanged.
The London copper market was quiet;
quotations were a shade lower at f6S 6s Sd
for spot but futures were unchanged at f6S
ISIS Locally the market was duh with lake
quoted at s1as7h @f3oO; electroytic,
s12,62M @12s7A, and casting at s42,6oQ
12.e2h.
Lead unchanged in both markets.
gpelter. unchanged at f19 2s Sd in Lon
don. but was q shade lower at s4.5aA @
A57h locally.
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Financial Record

NEW YORK, Juno 1s.--Money on call easy,
1gaQp1N Der cent; ruling rate, IL; closing bid,
III; offerod at ~ per cent; time loans dull and
easy; 90 days. 2 per cent; 80 days. 2q2h per
cent? SIX months 3h per cent. Prime mercan-
tiIs paper, 3lhdD4 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business In bankers bills
at 4.s71o for demand and at $3.50 for so day
bills. Commercial bills, ASS; bar silver, 5a9sc
Mexican dollars, 4sc; government bonds steady;
railroad bonds, irregular.
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SCHOOL Is
ON EXPERIMENTAL WORK

The afternoon class OF the automobile
school of the Young Mems Christian
association completed its course on
Tuesday of this week and new class
covering the same course will be
opened this afternoon. An evening
class is In the midst of it's course and
is doing experimental work with an
automobile engine.
The association Is arranging to en-
large It's automobile school by adding
a course in repair work. The equip
ment used for the repair course will
probably be used at other hours for a
general course in machine shop prac-
ficA
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1S-Buttsr-
Fancy creamery, 23c; seconds, 22o; fancy
dairy. z1c; seconds, zoo.
Cheese--New, 1oM@11c: Young America,
12@13hc.
Eggs-Ranch 2zho; store, 21o.
CHICAGO, June 1s-On the produce OK
change today the butter market was easy;
creameries. 19923c; diaries. 17%21c. Eggs.
Arm at mark. cases included. 14914Mc;
hrsts. 14hc; prime hrsts. 1ehc. Cheese,
steady; 11Q11hc.
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CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

q shipments Of oranges and lemons (
q from Los Angeles Tuesday, June 10. (
x were "a carloads Of oranges and ss
q carloads of lemons.
q Total to date there were shipped (
z. e4,978 carloads, Of which 1928 were
q lemons.
q Last season to date there were ship (
B ped as,s1s carloads, Of which ss77
q were lemons.
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Sugar and Coffee

NBW YORK. June 1s.--coffee futures
closed steady net unchanged to points
lower. Gales 1880 bags, including July,
$3.50: September, s5.s5@S.so; December.
1856; March. $500. Spot coffee. quiet; No.
Rio, $40; No. Santos. s%c Mild,
quiet; Cordova, OK @t2c.
sugar, raw easy; fair refining. aisle; CEN
trifugal 90 test. 4.31c; molasses sugar, 3.6ec.
Refined, steady.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, June 1s.-The wheat market
was nervous throughout the entire day and
the volume OF trading was large. The close
was weak with prices at almost the lowest
point CIearances OF wheat and Hour were
equal to SAG, 500 bushels. primary receipts
were a2e, 600 bushels against 100000 bushels
a year ago.
minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts OF 24s cars against 207 last week
and 25e a year ago July wheat closed NC
lower
The corn market was strong all day on
an active demand from leading cash inter-
ests and shorts. July closed strong iss @
1%o higher at esAc.
oats were strong owing TO an active de-
mand for Septemoer. which was brought
out BY unfavorabie weather for the crop
and by the strength Of corn. July closed
isc higher at 4bc.
\ Provisions were active and stroas; Sep
TENDER pork closed 12Me higher and lard
and ribs were each 1o@fohe higher.
Market Ranges
f. wbeat-July, ssAe; Sept s6HGssAc; Dec
'' cornNJuly. ssxc; Sept ssts@sssso; Dec 5sss;
oass~Juiy. old. 4se; new. &c; Sept. s7&c;
May. 40Ac-
cash quotations were follows:
Flour steady; No. spring wheat, 96cQS1.o3;
No, red, s1pg9c; No. corn. 70q72Ac: No.
yellow, 72M97sc; No. white oats. bokV5se;
No. rye, 7so; fair to choice mating barley.
65d5715c; No. 1 northwestern faxseed. A.Aiz;
prime timothy seed. $3.50; short ribs, sides
$50; lard. per 100 lbs, 1885, short clear sides.
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There are not many things, in
the way of articles for sale. Of
business propositions. worthy of
your attention EXCEPT
THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN
DEEMED GOOD ENOUGH
TO ADVERTISE.
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PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

q NEW YORK, June 1s.--Copper, lake g
3 sl2.s7N@ls.O0, eIectroIytic $12.8s1x@ 6
3 1900, casting S12.bo@ 1e.651z. g
3 Lead. sa.473z@ 4.525k. 9
D Tin, $2s56 q ssA. g
o silver, 54skc. 9
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Declare Dividends on Oil

The Globe Oil company has declared
dividend of / per cent per share. payable
on July l. This is an increase OF u OF l
per cent.
The Brookshirs oil company has declared
dividend OF 20 per share. payable on
July /.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-Today's state
ment OF the treasury:
Available cash balance $685.. 9oo.S19, gold
coin and bullion $50 sss,527. gold certificates
s2e, $4,000.
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SAN PEDRO SHIPPING


SAN PEDRO. June 1s-This was get
away day for vessels dscharging at this
port. Departures included the steamer
Norwood. Captain Martin, for Grays Har-
Dor via San Francisco: the Hornet. Captain
Sorrensen, for Eureka via Cayucas and San
Francisco; Lakme, Captain Prebel. for Eu-
reka via San Francisco; Brooklyn. Captain
Hendrickson for Hardy Creek; National
CITY, Captain Higgins, for Fort Bragg. and
schooner Ensign. Captain Milbers. for Ho-
Quiam In ballast.
The steamer Katherine, Captain Jorgen-
sen, arriving two and one-half days from
Eureka via Redondo, Is discharging 400, 00e
feet OF lumber at the r. X. Wood wharf.
The North Pacific companys steamship
George w. Elder. Captain lesson, clears
tonight for Portland via San Francisco and
Eureka with large freight and passenger
list.
n The steamer Northland. Captain Erickson,
arrived today from Astoria via San Fran
cisco and Eureka with 500 tons of wheat
conkigned to the Capitol Milling company
of los Angeles.
Thu freight and passenger steamships
Queen and Hanaiei are due tomorrow from
San Francisco and way ports.
The steamers F. $. Loop and Rainier on
the Columbia river have been chartered to
load lumber cargoes for San Pedro
The steamer Nome City, from Portland.
and the Chehalis, from Grays harbor via
San Francisco. are due to arrive tonight
San Francisco Shipping
SAN FRANCISCO. June fs.--Arrived:
Steamer Homer. San Pedro; schooner Rod
erick. Redondo; steamer Francis a. Leg
gett. San Pedro; steamer Santa Rosa, San
Diego barkentine Chehalis. San Pedro.
Sailed: Steamer Queen. San Diego.
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Wheat wi AT. No No. 200 ibs.j, $50; wheat.
u0o-Ib. saels). No. /. sls6; corn doe lbs),
t1.so; cracked corn 600 lbs.l. N.s6; feed
meal goo lbs.). 500; rolled barley (l0o
its), $40; oil cake meal goo ibs.l, 81 TO-;
shorts goo lbs.). $780, bran, heavy goo lbs.)'
H65
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Market Ranges

SAN FRANCISCO. June 1s.--Wheat.
steady: no trading.
Barley, firmer; December, s1.sh CLASH.
NEW YORK. June 1S.-Wheat opened
weaker on lower cables and good southwest
weather news, had sharp rally with corn
but sold again under late LIQUIDATION and
better crop advices. closing nc to 10 net
lower; July. 96N Q97Mc; closed, s7bc; Sep
tember. s3M@s4%o; closed.i sshc.
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CALIFORNIA

while on Broadway stop at the Bartlett
Music company. Whyf Because they have
on exhibition the auto-piano to be given away
by The Herald. 1t viii pay you
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Afternoon Sales

| Fraction, 100 at lsc; 800 at 40; 500 Daisy at
| 75c; 800 Florence $780, 5000 Johnnie 10.
Morning Sales
| Combination Fraotion-.7o0 at $50; Daisy, 1000
at 7sc Florence, 425 at s3.1o; Johnnie. 10,5O0
a. 1o 1000 Montana $1.45; 1000 Gro she.
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Xxx nour .....s........s..'.....s..... 4'W
Eighth bills, zoo per bbl higher.
Bakers -four (made Of Eastern hard
wheat), per bbLt
Globe hour ......ssssg. 80. s.ssssst0VV
Eastern graham observation-disclosures. 500
Bakers Al hour .......s....s.s.s.. $40
Blended wheat nours:
Bakers Magnolia -four ............s..so3o
Bakers pastry -four ................. BIO
Eastern rye wv
Al -four is retaiied at $i.85 per Y sack
and S5c per y sack. Globe family, S1.70
per Y sack and 400 per v sack
MEAL AND CEREAL GOODS tper 100
lbs.):
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go Gold Bonds

The American Petroleum Co.
An approved income security with strong
project features
FIELDING j. sTILsoN COMPANY.
305 H W Hellman Bldg.
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Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Official sales-5o Home Telephone pfd. at
$40. 80; 20 Associated Oil at s26.75: 10 do at
S26.S71k; 10 Union OIL at s223 so.
banda
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FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS

The following quotations prevail at the
MEALS PER 100 LBS IN SACKS
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San Francisco Shipping

If YOU want 20 go east @. Haydocik.
Agent Illinois Central R. r.. ils w, eth
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MINING QUOTATIONS

Yesterdays quotations of the Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange were:
California
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FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, June 1s.-Bank clearirgs
s1,6i3 1862. Sc, against 1857. $500 for the
s54,5s2.4s Following is a comparative state
ment:
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LARGE SHIPMENTS OF
PRUNES AND APRIC0TS
FIRST FREEsToNE PEACHES TO
ARRIVE NEXT WEEK
Large Receipts and Heavy Demand for
CantaIoupes at Slight Drop In
observation-disclosures
Are Scarce

A carload of prunes and mixed car OF
apricots, plums and peaches reached the local
market yesterday from Tulare county. These
are among the first freight shipments, In large
quantity, OF the The plums sold for So
Ql9Oc apricots for 50cQs1, and peaches for 81
box. Prices were somewhat smaller than on
Wednesday. The fruit sold well, with prac-
ticaly no waste on account Of the icing meth
DDS in use this year.
Commencing next week freestons peaches
will be In market. Heretofore the stock
hand has been Of the cling variety.
Catalogues were trifie cheaper. The mar
ket was well stocked and the demand waa
strong.
Cherries and berries were scarce, owing to
the lateness Of the season. The demand, how
ever. continues good, causing excellent prices
tor the stock coming in.
Receipts of new apples increase daily. The
season Is yet early, but the arrivals are ex-
ceptionally good. meeting with a good sale at
eco a crate. There were enough fish to supply
limited demand
Trading on the exchange was confined solely
to eggs. Small receipts and heavy demand
make eggs a strong feature In jobblng circles.
The sales were so cases of local ranch eggs.
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Sales for the Week
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales--i00 Furnace Greek Copper at
&c.,, 100 do at Ice; 200 do at l65sc; 1000 Johnnie
Is. 800 at 1c; 1000 do at lie.
Listed Stocks
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ylasa LAST OPPORTUNITY!

rh.s may be yogr .ast opporsunitE h saeare q thorough and practlcai | .s1z.Es5 EDUCATION a5 our spe- &taI d8scaaat rates.
 We want ONE HUNDRED ambitious vaaas men and women to supply the seals for office hep during the sum. npr aal fall months. EaH or w@lte for particulars regard i14 oar special discount.
 JAMES BUSINESS C0LLEdE'
 Corner Sixth and Main Sts 4-z6-1m
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White Wear for May.

WHITE CHINA SILK W@s Beautiful creations in the be%t new styles, in wide yarieF sign and trimming; cluster T face, applique medallions anil''r cry produce dainty effects j prove very attractive. ThM waists are marked at IVY A DAINTY PRINCESS lI@' Charmingly modelled froma W.T. silk null. Yoke of filet ntiaH med with German val in6E edge; also small pleats; 4az' with deep lace trimmed ih M is trimmed with two foldH ting and has stitched se"
 Finished with deep rua | You will pronounce thiGa
 low priced at ...,.....t..@ t..@,l
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--Foster Bail-Theatorium this t7oek.
 See Foster Ball, Theatroium; nov {ag pictures-this week.
 A word to the wise Is enough vse Success flour @-1'-t
 Give the American Excelsior Laundry your work. dtt
 Two furnished rooms for light Housekeeping 622 Wanut street. G-3-6t
 If We don't get your laundry, tel eDnone us and a courteous driver will call. AmericaH-ENcclsi0r Laundry
 A successful cook cooks WitN Success Flour. 3-l9-tf Just like new are your shirts, collars and cuffs when the American Excelsior Laundry does your work.
 Collars always properly shape1 when done by the American-EXcelslor Laundry. otr
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Salesman Wanted-Sell I

Salesman Wanted-Sell retail
 trade. your locality, $65 Der month ana expenses to start or commission. Experience unnecessary. Hermlng- sen Cigar Co., Toledo, o. o-9-6t i. For Rent-Two rooms, bedroom and dining room. Furniture for sale. Only used two months. Immediate possession 5o1 West Fourth street.
 5-9-6r
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roP RENT BY \. T. ROBERTS X
 SON, 113 MAIN STREET

Two-stoy S-room house, No. 62' East Third avenue, fine location for boarding house, city water; SEQ
 six-room house, No. 625 East Third avenue. city water; $15.
 Three-room house No. 214 Louisiana street, city water; SEQ.
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Big Ribbon %AlD ,ElE ILL Ani. LE

| &tEB LEADER.
 #ae Gowe,t has rseFTegn1#.aalH -4. llaa- -ryara d9>@.
 glp7ae5 -ieeae ]af.5 G.rzf -#-f -rrm a- -.4 .2k a'.i
 urs D. |. s9-aa,.s aaa ..t.5a "
 a..a aaa4.a-5E f5J# a= #=.fa=
 eeso6aG Na7=h- 4.a4 aa= .N u. =a# a~.e4-. f- W"a H aFea
 F-a G- E5 AaH =ae o#s.a.# # ear Gs=e ---44a #. qn.a a sta@rs, ,ag ratle a8d i4g H1 an ia88darad in Hides .'5,l-'.-~=ys,E. ---.=- =.
 (5 a44 zao1 aH taa
 5a .Peadla- Te@ .t71 &a5
 G>1>-~>4---- nrIc .s2ys
 Hass.~G1z a eaaaEs a"ae
 =4aI Ie 4lai sa 'ean ,h9s h. Tz5==Imaz. #e1H4az =ae47Hee4 19a ! ,.e.zH Illness f
 5ssa0 CGlof ar Poliee f8
 aeiz has aaea quite sick foe se2s' e#a. d1z. 6a.= =eae aa2aerra somewhat Improved yos.efda2.
 Lovers of the spectacular eiii dp> well 10 see inc $njs, tip~ al ihe "paiaeq of Mysteries" Forest ParA,, 0pors May i@th.
 -Pra'essee Gua.n. AaelEe h:r a,aa oHfa= sick fa1 several daN+ at his fe~r= aa THea4- -lifgh 9geooa 5"s Elm street. bH. was aIch aozs"f= =>ss- taelaE, s--=-=-----=--z-= .=W. j PuAes. ciW ea4f0-isr. t5& .61tn engaged bT the government to make special trip to Geeen}ii-a. Miss, and draw up plans for the new Federal AaiIAin& at that place. L. AIrI1414Q4 4Q4.-Asa4~heGn s,jfor-estt< ed as manager of the Postal Telegraph Company's local office bY Y. Y. Van. deventer of Fort Smith. Mr. NcI'atter has returned to his home ai New Or leans
 Superior Rebekah Lodge Nc, S5 will hold special meetinS Ut 0. O. F. hall Saturday night for the purposei of organizing a degree team. Ref bekahs. male and female, are reqnestt ed to be present.
 John Johnson, the seven months old baby of AIr. and Mrs. Rurford Johnson, died yesterday at their home. No. 1o02 south Ohio street. The fun- craI will take place this afternoon al . o'clock from Carr Memorial church. Reverend R. \ MeC1tntock will con lHet the services.
 -.--===touis Moore. s0n of Nr. and Mrs. George B. Moore of this city, who is a member of the graduating class at
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Ul;iaSS MAKING.

Come where you can have fIFsf o.s. work done such as dress hat ...r.fa9 and decorattos of silks. Also 6a repariae "nd siFe ieSso". ea are- making @.'1HerE anu & 'D. 4.,... r@.oti-4. Phone 6t2; 2a East sixth avenue Matte T., Gray 5,-2y7-1ial
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CREAM HENRIETTA, pretty silk fin
 ished goods ...,............ :39C
 WHITE AND CREAM MOHAlRS and
 sicilians soc, 75c. 85c. $l, $1. .25 .AfL WOOL HENRIETTAS, white and cream 65c. 75c. 85c and S1.OO AII4 WOOL SERGIIS. 45 inches wide, Price ......... ............... SOC CREPE EGYPTIA-All wool, 46 inches wide, soft crepe finish. .85c FRENCH VEILINGS and Batistes, for dresses: all wool ...........5 50c CREAM ENGLISH PANAMAS-All wool, 45 inches wide .,.......S1 .OO TAFFF,TA PANAMA-Priestley weave. all wool, ready shrunk. X1 00
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.la Lebanon DTeaa1 .a" 5.'..". ,'''7
 raar ha- aeea e..e.g.s.,4gA. saftga 44 ss..# Mer; pf rAe c.a- s&>1s" -F-Z--'t .c. aN" .s.2 - ej4e= sg-44G->lA-.-. ...-.-., ,....--ssg
 ~<@H bi y50Hg - aa-s= / ed down the \shaAsas l.s#..7l@. .... tomorrow and maaE e@..-.aa. .- 'g \ rroct ..z..-.- 4l.--l. vii --z4j~ 4a .S'.'
 ,arr4=-9l I5e dp9e' Aab3lszz
 r5a-aa f6e rS1 10 f.-= a-ea-.- 5 Bort saurh and Daramea9 Et5.4.'af
 aaa tHa risan f- HoW rising
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COTTAGE FOR RENT.

Desirably located cottage for rent, at 715 South Texas street; 6 rooms, front and rear porch, shade trees in back and front yard. Good neighbor- hood Apply
 A. MICIIELLETTI & CO.,, 5-G-Gt 320 Main Street.
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's'\'s' Ss' < 'E |' 's' '@ +' 2t' l~tHs 5i5 FfsulaH#al E+e5a Beck E in tle cjrx yisfsin4 r1IH.se5.
 {. L. Pailg1t 0a5~.a A55.a#-z ti- ii5...--ft.-4ytt tt15jj5z< es1efd.t.,z z Hu4eue Pff+rUf E home ta2H Fay Gueyiile. Ark where he aiteaaed Ja5 State University. .........--., .----.---''.--<
 ! f111I7fris has returned il}4. For. Worth. Texas. aad is maeA zn= lI--4-.-+.-.- --.-..
 x. B. Sliah, formerly oi sa# elt| t5W of =uot Springs. is in Inc eifE fis- i in., 44,,.ert,; yr i55i e,sts,,~tett--Nte.
 Nrs. Harry fIanldas has returned .o Ncattcclo. a@tef q ytsit be"e win
 her parents. Nh. aad Mrs. N. (. Cross
 At.orueg \. ]. Gaua of the firm of Bridges. Woodbridge and Can't, has gone t9 Clarendon, Ark.. where he ia fransacGiu4 lgeal ousia@es. ! ]. 0. siye4s a'1l family have @s:or1- fd from Hot Springs, where Ely Spent several weeks. NI d m5ers ot the family are FtaeI lma%eVed h health, ..z.....-=.---.. -.-=--
 Reverend Ross Moore has gone t5 Il5l Springs to attend the big bapt's' co4yen.i2n. c. H. Gammill has ']s0 g01iC there 10 be present at the 9i9 gathering. -...-,r,avs-.. ~.rs--. (. K. Carruthels frrrs~ 16turn- ed from Little Rock. where he attend ed the State Medfcal@ @.Society,s- S. annual meeting. He read an interesting pa 6cT SJ' before that body yesterday after- noon
 Reprfsentative-eleetT T. (. White of Sherrili was in the city yesterday. He exhibited lrase pink pearl which was taken from q mussel shell at Dudley Lake. near Sherril, recently. by a fisherman and which is said to be very valuable.
 Big Ribbon Sale Saturda! a; the tntND LEADER.
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A NOBBY COAT SUIT-Ma3le Of White Lnnette. The coat is d Prince Chap model; trimmed with a w.Ie band of lace insertion around neck and entire edge. Bands of insertion at front and back seams, Bands of in sertion at front and back seams 7-S sleeves trimmed with insertion around cuffs. New circular skirt with fold and band of insertion at bottom Very low priced at ................S 50 A HANDSOME SKIRT-Splendidl tailored of white linen; made with three box pleats in front and clusters of inverted pleats at the sides and back. Finished with three medium folds of self material. A charming garment Priced at .......... SC. 6.0O
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'. ". Boyco d"Vntes hi" tim" tHntG
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The flour" of the flock is Sue cess four. 5-io-lf
 Foster Ball, trick pianist; moving pictures; Theatorium this wek. :
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Big Ribbon Sale Saturda. ai the GRAND LEADER.
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Children s Hats

IEGHORN HATS--A large line of these popular shapes for children. Fine white flexible straw Plain shapes ............ =...................... $2.O0 We are prepared to trim these to suit at cost of material alone.
 SEMINARY SHAPES ill white soft. flexible straw; may be turned up in any style; blue red black; silk ribbon band and edge -. >..............S .S1 50 FANCY STRAW CYRTLS, round crown and turn up round brim; double white silk cord band with tas- sells. Price .................:........ ...$1 .00 MILAN STRAW SAILORS-With long silk ribbon oand and streamers ........,.............-.$ $1.75
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15

Arrival of LaceS AMoher large shipment of ile and Venise bands in both ecrn and white has been opened for sale in the lace and embroidery section. The widths range from one to three inches The beautiful dainty pat terms will charm the lover of fine laces
 Val Lace inserting and edge in match sets all widths Tor dress and underwear trimming. Prices the }'Fa ''..'...'.''.... -.................5c to 35c
 All other wanted laces for trimmings in every width Also appliques and medaons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-15
UndermuSlinS

STRICTLY TAILORED Muslin Underwear in combinations of Corset Cover and Drawers A. so Corset Cover and Skirt with lace and en- lrodery trimmings. Drawers neatly tucked and heustitched ......................&1 50 COMBINATION SUIT of Corset Cover and Drawers. Corset Cover trimmed with lace and hand embroidered front Drawers made extra large and trimmed with lace edge and inser- ton .....,.....,.,.... ...'......... .S3 .OO BRIDAL SET of fine Muslin, consisting of skirt, made full and large and trimmed with four rows of Point de Paris insertion Gown in slp-oyer style and short sleeves, Lace trim med and full length. Corset Cover, front and hack, deliberately lace trimmed. Umbrella ptawers, lace trimmed and tucked. Price for outfit ......,,.... ...............,...$6. .OO
 flDAL SET-Consisting of skirt, chemise, VII, corset cover and drawers, of fine cam
 .,', trimmed with Irish point ......,.. S7 O0