Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-26

Success Flour. 3-lo-tf
Success is made right, sells right,
rocks right and eats right. Try it.
3-15-tf
4 laugh coming at the Theator-
ium, Calhoun and Blunt bring il
out.
As light as feather, are bis
cults when made OF Success
Iu.n. 3-15-tf
The weather man says the wealth
er will be warmer today with prob
able showers.
For sale Boarding house iuf-
lishings, good location. Apply at
Graphic office. Vt
Remember the mass meeting 1T
Merrill Institute Friday afternoon at
2::30 O'Clock.
\ pressing engagement is filled by
us. Let us press Your engagement
Suit y Rutstpin e. Son. 3-4-.f
The essence of whcai, is what to
eat. Success flour is TIVE miller,s
master production. 5-lo-tl
Alderman Joe \. Clement had
chill yesterday and is now conflnea
to his bed with fever.
Little Margaret Wallensteln has
been suffering from fever for saEeral
DAYS. but was much improved yns1eT-
day
Do yon want a clean city? Then
go to the mass meeti~ friday after
noon, and help tbs dies discuss
ways and means.
C. II. Owen is able to be out on
the streets, but he has not sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to
go out on the road again
Call up old phone 165. new phone
152 and have nice Bunch Of Bananas
delivered mt your door for SOC.
ASK FOR LEFLAR.
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Ladies' don't let other affais< keep
YOU from the mass meeting at Mer-
riu Institute. We all want clean
ely, and there's strength in numbers.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil F. Ferguson of No. 12ll East
Second avenue, died yesterday morn
ing at their home. They have the
heartfelt sympathy of the community
in their bereavement.
MIR. Cook. who conducts gro
Gerry at No. 1918 East Barraque street.
has paved the street in front oil his
store with brick. 1t shows that the
Eastern suburbs of the city are MT
behind the times when it comes 10
public improvements.
Stock Officers Walter Stewart and
Leonard Carver captured slXty-four
hogs and pigs running at large on
the streets yesterday and placed them
in the city pound. They would like
for their owners to call for them or
they will be sold if cared for lonS"f
than a certain time.
Chief of Police AL J. Stewart has
received fine bloodhound from Mack
Cook, of the State convict farm, and
the animal shows fine scenting abil-
ity. 1t was out yesterday and freed
several negroes who We're used as
escapes in the practice, Chief Stew
art says criminals had better look
out" from now on
Mrs. Rosa Kolkbrenner OF NO..
1918 East Barraque street. yesterday
received an assortment OF fifty pos
tai cards from Rossey Sacconi, who is
on the Battleship Virginia, which is
making the tour of the world with
the American battleship fleet. The
cards are from South American
points. Young Sacconi is Pine
Bluff boy.
-Fenton Culpepper, a lormcr
Pine Bluff boy and brother OF Mrs +
p MZell of this city. recently seat
a program of bull fight. which ae
saw with the other members Of tha
American battleship fleet in the
South American country, to his SIS
ter here. The program MAS received
Yesterday by her and is an odd look
ing circular. Young Culpepper : on
the battlcship Rhode Island, which
is making the tour of the world with
the other ships.
Mayor W. L. Toney is hard At
work planning for the big stroct
cleanin@ which is to be carried out
in this city on April G He had he
chain gang workers on West Sixth
avenue yesterday, cleaning that street
and stated that it was his intention
to recommend to the city council
that another dirt cart be purchased by
the city TO aid in the good work. He
says all of the streets Of the city