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LAWYERS.

ABSOLUTE PRIVACY; immediate atten-
ton. business personal. family cIiEcui-
rEcs- settlements secured. no Tee unless sue
cJssfui. difficult cases spec!a.ty. att4Ce
49, HENRY 4. STFINBOCk. Mt Nor
f.fs FaDL Building. II East 195th 81. ,EFeh-
irEs ana sundays l34 West 18Th st-l.
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LARGE 1urnlshsd room. exclusive private
bzta: uezr waldorf Tel 4z53-3sLh-
LOCKWOOD. - West 34th 81
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s5ccND src-y room; also srnar room: n
-nsssiy furnished house 1GS " S3d ct
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LosT-BANKBooKs.

BENEBOON 10 ss3. gs9 q the Union Dine
Savings Institution : missing AIRY 7er-
Sol having a claim Il Il Is hereby called
Upul q present Vie same within ten DAYS
Ct submit 10 having said Tass0coG can
cs-lel and 2 new one issued.
L0ST-Rar6 - NJ. z3s .UEz. Z DR.
Dck SAVINGS I1s-t-E-ion- any person
rsrsuE claims upon said book i called
upel 20 present The same 70 the hank with
n thirty days. CT TIE said book VIII be 1s-
cared csnceie5 an6 eXungllished. and 2
rew ore issued z leu thereof
lost - S-oLE-N--EzEkb0Cks %ds 2SS-
sse E1d z1S-S4z q tl5 E1liErailt Indus
--al Sa-1-ES Bank Payment stoned
rIessz return books 70 hank. NJ q Cham
herx -
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~sEAEE wanted for e high class beauti-
ta4iE printed ard illustrated eolisr-a-
"a SonnsD'E nags zsne: commission. Soc
u each 81 subscription Write for agent :
zse currft- American Ecnle Monthly. 6
o<<ctey NeE York
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s.. 900 CAPITAL wanted. money amply
secured. high class naenufactUrtzs sust-
ness now n operation, location. New YORK
city. capitalized al s.. .eeo: will give bonus
OF stock TO investor. bi< Demands for soodss
highest references fullest investi CATION 81
lowed. Particulars apply AcDona-d-HiS-
gins Co.. 2J7 Broadway
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enlale.

Anne. -aCQUIN. eo2 9Th ave. I'm
plCyEuert Bureau, supplies families Sc
Iecr servants. all uationa-!ties, capacities;
recommended
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BOOKkEEPER- bright Young man.
with PRACTICAL knowledge OF electrical
supply business; $3.50. Hapsoods, 303
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undoubtedly be invested at this favorite sea-
shore resort
New-York tribune., 1908-03-01

CAPABLE SALESMAN 20 cover New York
with staple line. hign commissions with
S-u1 monthly advance, permanent position
- right man. jess. Il smith Co, Detroit,
Mich
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HELP WANTED.
Males.

ARCHITECT and DESIGNER wanted: 4:
must ue practical ana Capable OF mahiig &
interior and exterior plans, sketches Of in
-erIors E.e95wOrk and furniture. steacy
employment guaranteed; al correspondence
treated Cunfdentally- Address, stating e1-
perieuce ara where formerly employed. aId
- Is-v exI.ec-eG: otherwise application VIII
not be Considered Il. J. Parks, Tribune
Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
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SALESMAN calling on coal dealers IN New
York and vicinity. 70 handle coal bags
and other canvas goods as side line on
liberal commission basis Address Key
stone Mfg. Co, 9th 81. and GiTard ave.
PHILADELPHIA
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EXPERIENCED WOMAN. TO care for
three children. pa TO years Of age.
also Go mendiug- references. z. T. &,
once -, IS and 20 East 42d St
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I.ooa BOND I.ErrERHEsLss. s. 50. en-
velopes. a.. Fac slmtle iez rers So
ciaIty Other work as low. Paen1x kTseA
o. Rsais ST. Prone Ss5--Wa--A -
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pRFsSNAKING AND MILLINERY.
Private Dress making Classes
Fzr--s . rc g. terms STA pr month
DCEE z East 3oIh
rzrsSNaEER- s.. s. 30 ana g per day;
e--stEh sitter economical cutter SsilfIl
-.-ra-e.fe-- C-Ev q country city references
@FFss re-- = Vzst 5-ET-1 square
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p,0-~rR WANTED ~ ol1 -scahll. .nes
r-,z7-sgz Io~are1 cr Ar - - -" -
-..,-a.s- f-vsetizste this- - good sr-n-
~ sf~Do-sId- -yTIr<i1s o. - sroad7Vsy-~
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S300 ODD

PRIVATE CAPITAL To INV F. |.
,t-.-.is.- who j. a private capitalist
3esirrz n favest s3ro 000 more or less. =
a. Eastern eut=rpr:s-- or n es1ao.-s-A
s,fvert business. VII o1-y c0n-sF d4-e.s
.....t -a--g NO. can present soJuI invest
v,4.,f ygN.-r SI00 600 or more can - ~
vested zlve some particulars. Wlica. p
a. -iz-a ar-orv viii insure i-rrTiestisls a-e-i-
.s--- ,--rrasr7us..~ .~-= srrts.si- ccn1-eEl IA
al ~erf4-ret - desired Party desiring =
-g.--~zrrtF WIN view - business a1dress
T=-ste. Tribune Harlem Ofhc-. y !" ss-
1asth s.
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Apr- yOJy seeking a clean. diEained, per-
Yr4oe1t urospe rCus crice - lsiAess-o0o
arr-.B,- asrahlizhstl that Viii SroW - isEs
---o-5.-rt--7s under average rtsz-ssefiaelt1
e. -f.4 ~-r,t.lre.s- tangible security given for
-. amount L Hant0r. e59 y sotn =
fNy-r.-TlE obtains cfreeE tntv7szt -. -, -
49,. ,f-s-t- timber bV y1f rls1r o- -. I'd
fa --rzt -1reuses A B. BOX y. Tribune
Cf11-
sa0D CePOEEt~c.TCE f-r v}7es-ie-an uita
"a Lttls Sari-af. fullest 1EyestlSA-llA
ccurCs,I- ss.shlishrd SJ2essH- E-se-4---s-i-'
WANTED Man wssa iIff-s faenSv ard
some iurlfIeuc- On taAa Esvsl---t-ts = 49,, 49,
sgarra - .rs- 81 vfst. ttzi Ser-h 80 ore =
.fsh-- TlsArs- aas t-S- EaHAlns ana o..
-.4t ~-rer-nc~s tl-slsact ard r-ie.t-A.
rie-e man can F'azu gp q-ssrr9r wfilit5t
follsra tn -rlS dsal Ndtr~Ss - = BOX a.
v~ii5r--s 0fHr@
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GARDENER. FARM MANAGEK--By a
Scotehnan, married, three children, fine
vegetable grower; dollhouse glass frames
fruits flowers and general work, five years
reference from last place. Carpenter Bu-
reau. T54 9Th ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GARDENER.-By a Young German, single;
fine vegetable grower; hothouse, glass
frames fruits flowers and general work,
good reference. Carpenters Bureau, IJs
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CANVAr rSERS-For newspaper: salary.
So a day guaranteed: opportun1t making
S25 70 $50 q week. salary and commission;
men Of ability good chance advancement;
must Re q clean habits and neat appear
ance. can after O'Clock. Mr. Charlton.
Room s21 Tribune Building.
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$50 eco Will. PURCHASE Il year Lease
OF four story brick building. tacins t&o
streets. fnest equipped cate and resta1lsnS
5.,,-rf f,,vD- Tofux first class business. MS
= a. sxcsIIs-t opportunity For parucil-
lars apply McDOnalt-Wt tggiEs Co. -
Broadway.
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Do YOU WANT A CIVIL SERVICE PO-
SITIONe Get q COPY Of The Police
Chronicle. 80 Park Row, or from your
dealer; SC a copy
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Silgls Insertions : cents Per line SIX
teer z-1-cs seve1 : mes oorsec,--ively 81.
shlch entities advertiser Z have room.
s1te7e6 f1r 3 period q fourteen DAYS in
The -r.-u1e-s Directory Of Desirable Rooms.
Write 10 C-rcz-G
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STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPEWRITERS
EEA%TED.-The-e IS steady demand
everywhere for steDOgraphers and typeNEit-
ers Sreuggraphy is many times a short
cut 70 high confidential positions. We teach
srs1UETaVty and rypswri-lug thoroughly and
Practically by mail IN your spare time and
ii low cost. Write today for Commercial
Circular" :. c. S, Box 1911 {, Scranton.
Penn.
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lIE[-SiK weeks correspondence course
teaches YOU TO become successful travel
ling sa.esmen: positions guaranteed gradu-
z-5S. tuition Uayable from salary. Dun
school SaIesmsnship, Buffalo, y. Y
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SO COO BUYS Il room house. inciudins
furniture; I'd to date, with al improve
unsnts and Two acres OF Land location.
Stamford Conn. 10 minutes from tGs
stamford depot. elegant lawn. ETC. fres
and cIear OK all eucaIubrauEss. tnvesrtsacs
this opportunity. Photos. etc. at eur o.
fee NcDonAId-W issils Co. - Broad
way
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GARDENER ST; thoroughly ex-
perienced in all branches. under glass
and outside. best Of references: state par
ticulars. Address Box IA. MamarOneck,
y. Y
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siO 900 BUYS millinery business. all r.
tail trade; established business. hnesc %
trade; location close . I'D stresL ard
F-ifth ave. New York city. long leasss
business last year. 5000. II heath ss1d
going away reasons for selling. invest
gate this AcDoE2-c-S issLns Co. -
Broadway
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FIJI t--orua-Ilr coaceru1lE these rooms
nay 5e Ez6. free Z charge. al TIE Uptown
Once oF TIE New-Eo-k Tribune 1854
Broadway tecween S6th and S7tn SIS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
DIR. WALTON WILL
ARRIVE HERE TODAY

d. J. |, Norris, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian churcA. Monday received
a letter from DE-. r. \. Walton, the
evangelist who is to conduct The Sc
ries OF meetings al the PfesbNte!ian
church. stating that he would reach
Pine Bluff this afternoon and the first
service will be conducted by him to-
night at the church. The day meetings
during the series will be held at 10
O'Clock. the young peoples meetings
at I O'Clock, and young people over
twelve years of age Will meet Mon
DAYS and WEDNESDAYS, while young
people under twelve will meet Tues
days and Thursdays. Preparations
have been in progress for the past
week for this meeting and great
meeting is expected. Three fine sing
crs, Percy Boyle Robert Jolly and G.
Preston Smith, will accompany DR..
Walton and conduct the music,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
IIarrinat0n'> Record.

Mike Harrington, premier slabman
of The y. S. \. A. last season. has sign
ed with Al Sulivan's Poplar Blu1t
team, in the Arkansaw League after
considering five offers. Last season
HARRINGTON won seventeen out OF
eighteen games with the Christian
brothers College team, pitching that
nine to an easy winner in the league
race. He formerly pitched for the
Goldsmith's. Louisville and Nashville
Fishermen, Tigers and Tademas, crack
amateur teams OF Memphis, and IN
numerous engagements in towns in ad-
iacent territory. He will be missed
by the Youngmen' Institute team this
season. His friends predict for him
a prosperous season on his entrance
into professional Memphis Com
mercial Appeal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07

Harriet Norwood, guardian, TO J. II.
Pilking1on. guardians deed, $50 cash;
As interest in NV ne Is, 4, 10,
Harriet Norwood, guadrian to j. H..
pilkinc5an. warranty deed, $40: NV ne
IS, 4, II.
Annir NJ .arrow, trustee, to Lizzie
Sewer. W.. .anty deed. $3.50; pit sw NV
II 6, 9.
c. G. Schenck to NJ +. Bloom, war
ranty deed, 5000; blk 80, Austin &
Taylor's add
y. B. Trulock ct al to Sadie F. Dill
ley, quit claim deed 81; lot 80, Mar
tin survey of ne ne 9, 6, 8.
Citizens Land Co. to E. L. Hancock.
warranty deed, $3.50; blk "a, Austin
& Taylor's add.
f. l.. Dilley and wife to N. B. and
NJ. p. Trulock, quit claim deed, 81; pit
he ne 8, 6. Q.
\. B. Trulack and wife to Lizzie
Belle Knox, warranty deed, $4,000; pit
ne ne 8, 6, 8; 10x154 feet.
n. e. Williams to Jennie B. Will
liams. warranty deed, ST; lot Z, blk 8,
Hanf's add; lots 1, 4, ), 8, 8 and ~,
blk 8, Culpepper's add.
Chas. We'll to Ella Havis. deed, $40
cash: lots 3-S, blk ), lots Is, blk
40, lots 2-4, blk II, lots Is, blk IA,
lots l-6, blk IS, lots l, 2 and 5, blk
II. all in Havis E. Moore's add.
VIM. Burke and wife to Joseph La
cordi, deed: pt lot 5, blk 80, Old Town.
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JAS. GOULD,
MEYER SOLMSON.
W. l.. TONEY.
DEATH WAS DUE
TO MENINGITIS

Neil. the two year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cullen II. McVay, died Sunday at
ternoon at 4 o'clock at the family resi-
dence. No. 1407 West Seventeenth ave-
nue. of typhoid fever and meningitis.
The little fellow was thought to be re-
covering when he took turn for the
worse and sank rapidly. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon at 2::3O
O'Clock from the family residence.
Reverend r. o. Owen, pastor of the
Lakeside Methodist church, conducted
the services
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
MURDERER
is GIVEN COUNSEL
Hunt and Tonry Named 10y .'ud2c
Grace to Represent steve Butler.
Finncy. Another Negro.

Steve Butler, he negro who is
charged with the murder OF Charles
Finney. Il merge farm hand whose
body was found in a cotton field on
the Dalton place several miles north
OF this city a few weeks ago. was yes
terday furnished with counsel by
Judge g. Il. Grace. sitting in the JeI-
ferson circuit court. Hunt and Toney
We're appointed by the court 10 repre-
sent him at The approaching ulai.
The negro was recently indicted for
murder in The first degree. The only
important witness against Butter IS
Mabel Pool a negress. who testified
before the grand jury and stated chat
she was present when Butlcr killed
F'inney and that he compelled her 10
help bury the body in the cotton field.
The woman also claims that she was
beaten numerically by Butler and that
he held her Il prisoner for three
weeks. fearing she would tell OF the
crime. Buller's arrest freed the Wo-
man and since that time she has
been under the care OF the city phNsl-
clan at the city jail, being unable 10
leave her cell there. II will be seN-
eral weeks before she viii be able
TO ge; about
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
IN VI EMORIA VI.

We, the committee appointed by the
Jefferson County Democratic Conven-
lion, held Saturday. April +, 1908, to
draft suitable resolutions in memory
Of our mos loyal Democrat and
worthy citizen Honorable w, Il. Al
eXander, beg to submit the following:
w. b. Alexander was born and rear
ed in Jefferson county. He received
his education in the public schools OF
This county. His early years were
spent as a clerk in Il store in this city
and being Il man Of energy and fine
morals he naturally attained immedl-
ate success in commercial circles,
finally branching out as one of our
most substantial business men. He
served his people with distinction as
postmaster. mayor and capitol COM
missioner. not to mention his loyalty
10 his party in other capacities with
which he was from tine to time hon
ored. As a slight expression OF our
friendship and a feeble tribute 10 his
memory be it therefore
Resolved, That We are profoundly
grieved at the untimely death OF our
deceased friend, most worthy citizen
and official. for whom the community
ever cherished the most kindly feel
| ings OF friendship and high regard.
He was naturally adapted TO the al
! fairs Of every day life and as a public
/ spirited citizen and business man was
| in absolute love with his work: he
was a lireless worker. depending more
upon his labor for success than upon
his native qualities which he possess
ed in no small degree. In his death
his city. county and state has lost an
honest. exceptionally able and popu-
lar citizen; his family loving nus
band and father, and the public D.
gressive and popular citizen whose
place will be hard to fill. His short
comings were few, his virtues were
many; he was a man OF unqueStlonad
integrity and of high sense OF honor
In all his relations with his fellow
men he was kind and courteous. and
his jovial disposition made him ia
vorite with his friends and acquaint-
anceS.
Called away, We might say, in the
flower of his manhood, when hope was
high and life was promising, we car
but humbly bow to the sad decree OF
Providence. and express the united
sentiment of a host of friends that il
his death the people, commercial anc
political CIRCLES, this city, county anC
1.-THE whole state has suffered mos
|serious and irreparable loss.
We extend to the family OF the de-
ceased our sincere and heartfelt sym
path:es, assuring them that we shall
ever cherish his many virtues and hole
lin most tender recollection his mem
DRY.
JAS GOULD,
MEYER SOLMSON.
w /. TONET.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
NEW COMMITTEE
WAS ORGANIZED

Following the jefferson County
Democratic convention, which was
neld in this city last Saturday, the
newly elected members of the Jeffer-
son County Democratic Central Com
mittee. representing all the wards and
townships in this county, met at the
rouse and organized for the lw,
wears Joe p Alexander was re-elect-
ed chairman, and F. H. Walker, secre-
tary. The new central committeeman
were enrolled and the meeting was
then adjourned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
MRS. ATKINSON
IS GIVEN $1,000

AS administrator OF the estate OF
her late husband, James G. AtKn-
son. who was killed under his engine
in a wreck on the Cotton Belt some
months ago, Mrs. jamie Knox Atkln-
son was Yesterday awarded $4,000 as
Judgment against the Cotton Belt road
NV tna circuit court. That amount was
given her in a satisfactory settlement
with that road She was awarded 81
eco for the estate and $4,000 for her
SCI I1d baby.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07

Dr. A. r. Sheriff. to Bette Mat
theWs, warranty deed, lots 2 and 8, blk
), Sheriff..
w. r. Orion and wife to Henry
Marx, deed of trust, $4,000; lots Z and
8, blk II, Ringers add.
Eliza Pickett to John Maloney, mort
gage, $500; lots 4, 5, 6 and Z, blk 9, of
Holderness Senyard Co.'S add.
VIM Burke and wife to A. W. John
son, warranty deed, $50; lots and Z,
blk 6, Highland add
]. w. Monk and wife to j. F. Dy-
sard, warranty deed, 500; lots / and
>, blk 10, J. w. Monks western add.
]. W. Monk and wife to J. Walker
Adams, warranty deed, 1915; lots 1
and ,, blk II, !. w. Monks Southwest
ern add.
c. G. Monk and wife to w. F. Camp
bell, warranty deed, $3.50; Sc Sc ne
Sc and sw Sc %, 4, II.
Henry Washington and wife to J.
D. Holly, warranty deed, $40; NV Sc
%, 4, II.
Henry Booze to Wesner Bros, mort
gage, S53S.76; 1-2 he 33, ), and Sc
ne 33, I, 6; 120 acres.
Emma Huggard to M. & P. Bank,
deed of trust, $500; lot /, blk 8, Hlaf
& Co.'S sub div of H. Harding's blk 4.
Bette and Mary M. Jones to Corinne
L. Knox, deed of trust, $3.50; pit lot
10. blk 4, Woodruffffs add west.
A. w. Leak and wife to J. A. McCay,
mortgage, $2O1.95; sw NV 10, 5, 10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
Delightful House Party.


Flournoy Cross entertained Wifa i
delightful house party during The past
week at the home OF his parents. Col
and Mrs j. c. Gross. at Pendlefon,
Ark, continuing from Tuesday until
Saturday. The crowd Went BY rail
to Dumas, where they We're met with
vehicles and driven twelve miles 20
the hospitable home on the Arkansas
river This is an ideal home Tor
house parties ii faces the river and
beautiful lake lies 10 The rear; mag
nificent magnolia trees shade the avn
and inviting hammocks, summer
houses. etc. are scattered everywhere.
A broad verandea extends around he
house and the views of the river, lake
-GSds, etc. are quite picturesque. This
AAhtful veranda is screened and is
.0 into an artistic porch parlor with
Hretty coy corners, card tables ami
comfortable rockers. The dance nal!
leads off Of the large living room.
As the guests drove mp TO this in
Yiting home they We're greeted by Cor.
and Mrs. Cross. father and mother OF
the host, and Mrs. Flournoy, his grand
mother The welcome extended by
these charming people was so warm
and cordial, and the home and enter
tanners so ideally southern, that the
guests declared they felt exactly as II
they were having a glimpse OF the Old
plantation house parties OF ante BEL
lum days, thing every girl and boy
of the present dreams and longs iof.
The guests were entertained royally
every second, but the GROWING EVEN
was the dnner-dance on "Wednesday
evening. Promptly AT seven O'CLOCK
the dining room was opened ana d
beautiful sight greeted all. long
table draped in satin damask extended
across. the dining roo mand was beau
tifully decorated, the color scheme pc
ing blue and white. The center pieces
consisted of a huge bank OF cherry
blossoms on handsome clnns lace
ter of this came ropes OF smliaX eH-
tending to both ends OF The taoIe
where it connected the centerplece
with cut glass vases filled with prlde
roses. Each place was shaded with a
cut glass colonial candlestlck with
dainty blue shades. while taller can
delabra of the same style lighted the
remainder of table.
Covers were laid for fourteen ana
the places were marked with dainty
place cards and pretty blue ana "hite
bon bon boxes. An elegant course
dinner was served in faultless style
and the color scheme was carried Out
s. In ices, cakes, etc.
X The following parties were seated az
I J table:
V5hl and Mrs. Bert Pickens, wanna
Make Miss Philpot, Pine bluh' WIN
Mr.. Flournoy Cross; Miss Stahie
Dumas, with Mr.. Heron McGehee'
Miss Fay Stephens, Little ROCK, with
Mr.. Richardson McGehee; Miss lrma
Grace, Pine Bluff, with Mr.. Dean MAR
lev. McGehee: Miss ]. Skillern, Searcy
with Mr.. Seamans McGehee; MISS '
Skillern, Searcy. with Mr. Clay Cross
PendletOn.
These were the members Oh the
house party.
At the conclusion OF the dinner the
guests repaired to the dancing hsal
and tripped the high: fantastic nn''
the wee sna' hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
Local Teams to Play.

beavers Leaguers will play the Ar
kansas Nationals at Forest Park next
FRIDAY and Saturday, The teams want
all the practice they can get and as
there are fast players on both teams a
hot contest may be looked for.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

New method of laundering Laos
curtains. Finest of fabrics beautt-
fully done. Equal to new; SOC PEE
pair. Will call at house and deliveS.
Old phone 6SS. No sol Missouri
street. 3:2S:aS
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
NOTICE!

Our store will be closed Tuesday
and Wednesday all day, to decorate
and mark prices down. Sale opens
Thursday morning at s O'clock
PINE BLUFF MERCANTILE CO
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
NOTICE.

The Jefferson Canning Company IL
now ready to contract for Tomatoes,
Beans and Sweet Potatoes. Apply fc-:
contracts at Cotton Belt Savings arc
Trust Co., or ]. A. Holmes Co. 3-S-1u
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
No fountain is complete with drinks
without ImOn's Brew.

Confederate Women of ArkaRe
sas, 1876. Memorial Reminis-
cences. Published by the Arkansas
Division, U. C. v. For sale at De-
woody's drug Store, 3-3-1M
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07

FOR RENT-Rooms furnished or
nnfn -nished. Electric lights and bath.
Sew phone 479. s23 Fine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07

Just like mother USED to make;
When she would chance to bake
With Success flour. 81 5-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07

Miss Josie Dreyfus returned yester-
day from a visit TO relatives and
friends in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07

The essence of wheat, IS what to
eat. Success -four is the miller's
master production. 3-t5-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07

Jersey COW for sale. Apply to
,lssaz,n Naskoski, 1874 East Pullen
street. %
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07

AS light as feather, are bis
cults when made of Success
Flour. 3-15-G
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-07
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Telephone Social Items 10 Old
Phone $40.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-06-10
Wanted to Tell All About II.

"At funeral in Nebraska" says
William ]. Bryan. 1.-The preacher who
had been asked to deliver the funeral
grafton was stranger in town and
didn't know the departed sister very
well. After he had said all that he
could he suggested that any one who
could add a few words about the dear
departed would be heard gladly.
"Three or four arose in turn and
paid tribute to the memory of the
woman who had passed beyond. Then
there was pause. Finally one old
brother arose and said:
"'Well, if we're all through speaking
about the departed sister | will now
make few brief remarks on the
tariff"