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The Detroit times., 1908-09-11

who sways scores OF players by a
twist OF his supple body.
And the gentle tones OF the canta-
bile conespressione never fail 10 stir
her. II seems as though her breath
less devotion were answered. And
then, after awhile. when she rides TO
town In the same car with her idol
she ia still entranced. And he is all
unaware
The Detroit times., 1908-09-11

The trouble with too many people Is
that they meet trouble more than
half way
The Detroit times., 1908-09-11

A woman always wants her neigh
bors TO believe that she trusts her
husband. even II she doesn't believe IL
herself
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

AVIBAMOS nuestros favorecedores que
en- -luestrO estableoimieUto "LA VILLA
DE MA DRID", acabRmos de recibir:
CORSETS Franceses desde 81 centavos
So, TRAJEiS bordRdos v de Tul de los ul-
t.mos modelOs de PARIS y st GALL, teif-
timss PLUMAS de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTURO NE5 de Piel Eslasticos,
el surtldo mas complete en- PEINETAS de
fantasia desde % centavos S25 cada una,
los lejltimos DRILES No. 100 v JIPIJAPA,
Tricots y ELASTICOTINA para Frac etc
(exclusivos en- estos patrones) ell surtido
mas complete en- TIRAS BOROADAS Y
BRODERlES, que vendemos constante-
mente mitad de precio, Tenemos tam
pIen1 1sJfttmaa hfA1EPkAS- de los Pirfneos
para Wales, Telas de hilo EspafIoIas e
Ynglesas y cuantOs artfculos de nuestro
ramo solicite el pdblico de buen tono
yisitenos pidanos muestras v Ie hare
mo mos cualquier envfo p0r correo 8 Expires.
Ielef0no 278. p. @. Rox 784
San Francisco 81. San Juan, p. r,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28
IntorOsa 4 los Prof0sor0s do mdsIca.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA -Tisns
conHtanta existencia de los Siguientes inB
tFumentos: FlautinsB, FIautsg, TercerolaB,
Oboes, RequintoB, Clarineteg, Fsgotes,
Violinea VioloncelloB, ContFabaios, Mar.
dolinaB, Bsndurriss, GuitarFag, Cornetin :.
OnoVenes, TrombOnea, BRFftonog, Bombal
dinoH, HeIicOnes, (bajOs) TriSngulos, Pla.
tillos, Redoblantea , Bombos. M6todoa
de Solfeo y para toda clsBe de ingtEumen'
to8. Accessories y mdaios On general
San Juan, P. r. ApsTtado n6m. 216.-
Gale de Allen ndm. 21 Sol nim. 26.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28
Paris Blzar.

Psrtioipamos & nuestrR diatiuguida
c.i3pte'a gus hemoB Teoibido an extsnBo
surtido en tiraH y sDtEsdoaes Suizos com
pFobadsg persona merte per sl Jef9 de la
cssF. Eb io mas fac qae viane a Puerto
Rico. Los hay ca tgls tupida , en- tsls
caIin.
Ademss Sc hs raeibido una novedad en-
sbaniccs de Vaiencis en- donds msnd6 asta
caBs a iara de osdro para los vaEillaisa
de los absnieos los qus EeAu.tan una gran
nov4dad.
Eata c! IA no onita gshtoA rava traer
aiemprs novedsdes & Puerto Rico.
Fntslezs Pedro Giusti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsrE.

Itinerario. salidas de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simultaneamente.
n1as laborables. Manana 6, Z. O5, $50 8
% Loo. Tarde II. Is, Las, 8.I5, ABS, 5.45.
Dfas festivos.-Mafiana 6,7.e5, $50 9.45
y IL. Iarde 1915 1.S0, 2 so, 5 80, 4,SO 5,
IS y $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
Catsfo q Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. clase
Zoo 2a c'ase 16c. De Bayam6n Cataflo y
vuelta IA. clase I5e, "a. clase I0e.
B1lletes ordinario de Capital Cataflo en-
la, clas0 centavos.
Bayam6n 10 dc Septiembre de 1895
Ramon Valdes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

REMATE DE PRENDAs el dia 81
del corrieuts tendr6 lugar en- Ia casa de
pE65tamas de Jose Baz6n, Allen II, el re-
mabs dc las prsndas cuyos talonsl hsn
OumpIido loa muses. que mRndR Ia ley sin
habsE Bido canCeladoB nj renovadoG. La
casa sigus gus opePacioueg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

sE VENDE una propisdad sn 81 bAErio
DIS Caguanaa, t6rmino municipal do UtuR.
do, deNcmintds CByuoo," CompueEta de
156 cusrdan &c mGgoffoos terrenos, pre-
PICS para cSf6 clna, tebaco fruits meno'
res; terrenos lIanos, con aIgunos montag de
maderaa de construcci6p, bueuas malezag y
paetcs excelebtes. Est6 cu'tiVads de csf6,
platanos y guiueoa. dists de Ia pobIaci6n
cipco ki 6metros Para informes don Emi
lilo Q7ifloF es Col6O, psyRda 243, SantuFce.
En- esta impFauta He vends papeI dc
psgi61icO viejo $500 los As kiloa (s.,s
q,IEtoI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

INTEREsA A LAS sENORA5.-El
dia To-. de Abril pr61imo as a3EiE6 81 pd-
b!ico IN slegsntisimo eEtRblecimisnto en- 81
LEGAL que hoy oOupa ls csEa David Bella
more, en- donde hAbE6 un sxtanBo y Va1ia'
do surtido de aTticulos para sefi7ras = ca
balleFos de Ia mas alta novedad. LaS
exiitsnoias que adu quedan de la casa 80.
llamoKe as TealiEsn unss al ccpto = otFGs
menuB del Couto. No dejs dc II durante
satos diaB que Rdn quedsn de MaTzo para
compEar & preCios de quemsz6n. 15Vg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

Ell MAS ACREDITADO. Hasta
bonitas piezas muBicales han sido com
pueatas en- homer dc los favorecedoTaa de
Ia RCreditada mRrCa "Ron San Luis" que
han podido IIsvaF al primer puesto los
Alvarez HeTmRnoB de ests plaza. FL do.
p6Hito, San Jor6 en- San Juan, SO We
constantaments viSitado por les fhvorece.
doras de ess artfouIo que hscen grsndeH
pedidoa para toda lR isla. No 10 olvideig.
Ron San Luis" que no Contiene ningunR
7ustRncie peFiudiciRI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

sENORAs Y sENORITAs. -El ca
tablscimisnto de Gomhreros, Fortslezs 18
baiou tiene el quito de Ofracsr un bonito
Burtido de sombreros scabsdos de Ilfgar de
New York. Flores, Tasadores, vsios, pS'
jas etc Pamal8s deBda so csntavoB & 2
dollsTB. SambreroS rsdondcs TINA uove'
dad 6 so ctvA 8v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

REMATE DE PRENDAs.-LoS diay
80 81 del coyEiente mes de Mario sn la
casa de pY6stsmos de III, Lopez Cspero,
(San JoB6 16) Be vsnderan en- pdblioa Hu'
basta de z a IL do nochs, infnidad Dc
prsndas que no han sido EsnoyadaH II
Canosladas en- tl tEansouEao de BeiG messS.
] casa ooDtin6s aus opeTacioneF. II Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

EXPERT B tkkeeper y accountant
ofrsrH his services during evenir g hours.
+. r.. r. O B. 494
TENEDOR de libroB ofreCe suB Bsrvi'
Cios de las ciuco de Ia tarda en- adelante.
f r., p. o B 494. 2w.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

AL RECIBO DE s snviRmoS &
vuelta de correo un reloi Elgin garantiza'
do por diez amos, por $40 remitimoH uno
msrcR WRlthRn. - f. KehrhGhn. San
Juan p. R, o..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

- EL CLUB de F. Kehrhahn & 20.
regala un reloj dc orc "Walthsm" Bema
naimente entire aus clientes, ls Ultima se.
mana obtuvo uno, don Vicents F. Csmu-
mas de s n Juan, ,Voeio pdmaEo Il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

En- ssta impreots GO wanda papsl de
ps!loalSo viPjo & 50 90 los As kloB Gun
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

MAGNIFICA OOAsION.-Mueb,es
eIeganten, modernog, de reciente conltFuc
Ci6n en- BRrcelons, los vsnde fsmiiia que
sa aussnts. u Brache, sa9turce, Sop
13. De IL media q IL de 5G6y
media ds Ia tards. 5vH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

LOS MAS ACREDITADOs - A.
Blanco Fernandez FabrIGaRia do C0rGS
Oonocido ventai0sRments eD todR IL iBla y
sxtranjerc. Ordeneg 81 ApaHtado 887, ls
CRllo de Tetu6n 43, On San JuRn, de
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

para Vender un articuIO de gran nOYedad,
una combination de pinzas y Yidrlo de au-
mentO. Solic1tese muestra y circular des-
OTiptiva, tncluyendo 25c. GRO americana 6su
equivalente EN- sellos de correo sin canceIar.
FREE & kLEE, Union So. New YORK, U, S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

PARADA 10 sANTURCE frsnts 4
Miramar Sc slqui'a1 habitacionec amue.
bladss, con luz sl6otFioR y bafo lofoE'
mara ]. ObTer, San Juato ndmsEo Ia en
Ia 'Nuevs ParilienEs' en- lR miDma fin
CO ds Santurcs. l5v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

q Sc ALQUILAN apogentos 8
tres y cuatro pesos en Ia casa
ell lado de Is fsbricR ds taba.
coa Puerta dc Tierfa. antigua C6rcel. L..
foTmaT6n a lien 66. 40 Y. 3,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28

Sc ALQUILA el eHraeioBo almacen
nImero 40 Al calle de TetuRn. IUfoF'
menua San just, rimero 2 6v.P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28
llLClllR GENERM

sS5t,C = ..As sntst -. Iii ia,aoe csinansr
WnsIow debe siempre que les ni7os esGar
a q rodo de "a dentc6n PropcIeioua ag1o nmedisSe
a pequeho pacente produce sueno natural tranSlio
Siyia e dolor Il angeho desperta muy yvcN alagTa
rs nI,v aeradsble al Saadar caima al n5o abads sus
ancas avia Dolores haes aeies iss funciones 5sl
rst6mago rsgue los ntestnos& ss el mej2r rsmTede
ls cualqera Engaae mueho eudado ped;i
u JEgaba calraansa Cs "a Ssfsogs Wlna1ow"s y V0ea
L. seGn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-28
A AVIS0.

Hay mucha demanda para pacos lunetas para este d
hasta ahora hay "a palcos tomados.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
# BOSE" OWENS MUST
 SERVE THREE YEARS
&M Mkl A4ll.i; .t

In the Arkansas Supreme Court at Little Rock Monday, Justice Jesse Hart handed down an opinion sustain ing Judge A. E. Grace of the Jeffer- son circuie coudt in his rulings and affirmed a verdict of a jury which found Bose Owens guilty of Iar- ceny and fixed his punishment at three years in the State penitentiary. Owens, with three other local men. among them being Clarence Dellmon, Puck Darby and Frank Ingram were arrested by the police while iii the act of burglarizing the wholesale house of L. and F. Wertheimer, at State street and Eas, Third avenue several months ago. After their ar
 rest young DelImon turned states evidence and admitted everything. telling of the plan made for the bur elary and involving Owens, Darby and Ingram.
 Owens was tried in the circuit court here and convicted The ease Was appealed and his relatives and law yer gave bond for him. Owens will now he taken to the state prison to serve out his time.
 Judge Hart decision follows:
 Bose Owen was convicted ill the Jefferson circuit court of burglary and grand larceny on a charge of having entered the warehouse of l.. and F. Wertheimer, liquor dealers of Pine Bluff, in April 1907, and stealing a quantity of whiskey and cigars. On appeal to this court, Owens objects that the trial court refused to grant a continuance ill order that he might produce certain witnesses in his be- half, but the evidence that they would have given was covered by oth- CT witnesses, and was, therefore cumulative. The rule is that there is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27

no apuse ot discretion in refusing a continuance where the desired testi- monA is cumulative.
 The jurors were senj by the court to view the scene of the crime and defendant complains that the court did not accompany them. But an of licer of the court did, and this court holds that the statutory requirements i'll such matters was strictly followed.
 The defendant also complains that he was not allowed to accompany the jurors. The record does not show that the judge refused to allow him to accompany the jurors, but it does show that he had been released on bond; that he was in the court room at the time the jury left, and that a few moments later lie went out Of his own accord. The court holds that his point is nos we'll taken, as it ap- pears from the record that he could have accompanied the jury had he SO desired
 Defendant objects to the admission ol the testimony of d certain witness for the state on the ground of former conviction of said witness oil charge of grand larceny The record shows that witness was indicted several years before and that he entered a plea of guilty, whereupon the court suspended sentence during good be- havlor; and there is no record of judgment ever having been entered against him. It is the universal rule that 1t is not the guilt of a witness that dsqualifies him. but the render ing of judgment against him, This witness was, therefore, competent
 The court finds that the instructions were substantially correct, and that there was sufficient evidence to sus- tain the verdict, and the judgment is affirmed,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
Trinity River Recedimg.

Dallas, May 26.-After doing dam age of over s1,000,000. drowning at feast three people and rendering 1000 in Dallas homeless, the Trinity river is today falling slowly
 It is believed when the flood is over it will be found that the number of deaths will be increased. All those carried down with the Texas and Pa cific railway bridge yesterday have not Yet been accounted for. Frank Ed wards lost his life last night by fall ing into the backwater on Mckinney avenue in the heart of the residence district
 Dallas business men are raising funds to succOr the distressed and homeless.
 The city is still without lights and the public water plants are being in undated. A few street cars are being operated by power furnished by pri- vate companies.
 Ali railroads are practically tied up But few trains are being run in and out of Dallas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
LADY HAS A FIT
 DOWN TOWN

Seldom is the ordinary hustle and hum of our lage and we'll conducted
 mercantile establishments disturbed by anything save the call of bundle wrapper to clerk, or vice versa, in regard to the disposition of a GUS toner's package. Yesterday, however, In Dreyfus' Department Store, a lady who was attentively noting the many fine values in white and colored Wash Goods that are being offered at read lusted prices, was seized with sew ing fit as she described it and bought extensively of summer dress mater ials for herself and daughters. As she said, "She might not get such an other opportunity for many long day and she was right
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF
Agree on a
 Currency Bill

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Washington, May 26.--After an all day conference under whip, the Re publicans effected tentative agree ment on the currency bill and an hounced that 6 complete agreement will be reached tomorrow and the bill rushed through both House and Sen ate. The new measure will contain th" bond feature of the Adrich bill and bank asset provision of the Yree- land measure. The emergency issue will be limited to $500,00 900 with issue predicated on municipal bonds, sixty per cent value and bank assets forty per cent. The reserve is to be ten per cent in gold
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27

stopped the young womans suit for annulment of her marriage to Harry k. Thaw. The elder Mrs. Thaw stat e,l through her counsel, Col. Frank lin Bartlett, that she had been allow ing Evelyn an income of $1,000 d month and indicated that this would Immediately be cut off if the behavior of the young woman was not satis- factory to her. As a result of the threat Evelyn quietly withdrew her suit for annulment. Mrs. ThaW will also be appointed guardian for her son t. prevent his wife getting possession ef his property.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
Grand honors for
 President FaIliers

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 London, May 26.-The grand chain of the Victorian Order was conferred upon President Falliers of France to- day by King Edward. Later President Falliers conferred the grand cross of the Legion of Honor upon Prince Ar thur of COnnaught and Admiral Lord Charles Reresford who was in com mand of the fleet which received the French president at Dover yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
Property Loss $l5,OOO,OOO.

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Fort Worth, Tex May 26,-There is not a railway operating in North Tex as as a result of the flood sweeping down the Trinity river. Bridges and tracks have been washed away for miles in this section and service will not be resumed for several days. No new deaths reported today, but many houses in inundated sections of over flowed towns have collapsed, increas- ing property loss, which will run well up to $15,000,000
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
SCHOOL TEACHERS
 ELECTED BY BOARD

The members of the Pine Bluff School Board met Tuesday afternoon al the office of the president s. M. Taylor. Various matters were dis posed of, but the most important business transacted by the Board was ihe elecon of teachers for the ensu- ing year
 All of the members of the School Board were present at the session, ex- cept F. l.. Dilley, who is absent from the city. They were S. M. Taylor, Mo Hanf. w. T. Woodbridge, w. H Vest brook and Leo M Andrews.
 In almost every instance the teach CTS and principals were reelected The list of those elected follows:
 s. M. Taylor was unanimously re- elected president and Mo Hanf secre- taly of the School Board.
 The Board also decided to install an up to date business course in the High School the coming year, to con- sist of bookkeeping and stenography, and also manual training for the boys and domestic economy for the girls.
 High School.
 J. H. Thach, principal; R. T. Ben ton, James A. Buchan, Mrs. B. A Hal tom, Miss Zue Sloss.
 Sixth Ayenua School
 J. R. Allen, principal; Miss Jessie Rawson, Miss Sallie w. Gray, Miss Anna Can't, Miss Grace Strowbridge. Miss Annie Carmical, Miss Virginia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
MILLIONS LOST
 AROUND MUSkoCEE
Total Number Dead at Fort Worth Reaches Ten Thousands of Flood Victims Being Cared For by Charty-Thriling Stories of Rescue

Guthrie, Okla. May 26.-Flood wa ters are fast receding today, and no additional loss of life has been re- ported The death roll remains at eight Train service on many lines must remain annulled for several days yet, while on others only par tial service is possible.
 The damage to crops and railroads is conservatiyely estimated at $10,- 000,000. Hundreds of passengers are stalled at Shawnee, Tulsa Mukogee and other points.
 At Muskogee the Arkansas river began falling today. At that place D. 600 consumers are still without gas as a result of the principal main breaking. In West Guthrie more than 300 houses were submerged. the water drained off fast today and conditions began to assume a normal aspect
 The bottoms are likely to be under water for many days yet. Hundreds of railroad laborers are yet at work repairing the tracks and bridges in the flooded country.
 At Stigler the Canadian river made a complete change of course and rail- road bridges which formerly spanned the stream are rendered useless.
 Ardmore has had but one mail in s hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
Cotton Belt Engines Caught.

Three Cotton Belt locomotives were caught ill the flood and badly damaged. Only the International and Great
 Northern and Houston and Texas Central had their tracks open yester. cay. \ conservative estimate places the joss of railways at q round mil iion
 A serious situation has developed here iH regard to the city water sup Iply. The mains are filled with black m3ddy water unfit for drinking even after being boiled and settled The cty authorities declare it may be q week before they can restore the nor mal water supply. In the meantime those who can afford it are buying va ter that comes from the mains.
 Thrilling rescues were reported from Curretown and Grapevine. Thir- teen men, women and children were caught in the overflow of the Denton river. They attempted to escape from their homes and were caught in the rising water. Their condition became so precarious that they were forced to hold their children upon their shoulders in order to keep them from drowning. These people stood in wa ter almost to their necks for 10 hours until boats rescued them.
 Thirteen railroad employees engaged i'll repairing a bridge at Grapevine They sought refuge on top of big water tank. At last accounts they were still on the tank waiting for the arrival of boat. They are surround ed by four miles of water An effort will be made today to rescue theH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
Second Flood Coming Down Trinity
 River.

Fort Worth. TeX.. May 26.-With the waters of the Trinity river still near the summit of the banks, another great volume of water began pour ing from the West Fork of that stream toward this city late last night. Early today the river is rising at rate of six inches all hour and with such con- ditions as already prevail the out rus of water reaches this city can not be foretold. That considerable ad- ditional property loss and suffering will result is considered certain. From Sunday night until noon yesterday, the river was receding, but slowly. Dur ing the afternoon the water was at a standstill. Last night the second rise, the crest of which should reach Fort Worth by late today, began.
 The number of dead here stands at 10. Two of the bodies of those drown cd Saturday night were recovered yesterday. One was that of man uamed Welsh, an employe of sa- loon, and the other was that of a farmer named Pople.
 Of the storm flood victims, several thousands are being cared for by charitable organizations.
 The railway situation shows but slight improvement. The Rock Island is making no effort to run trains in any direction. The joint track of the Texas and Pacific, Missouri, Kansas and Texas and the Cotton Belt will not be opened for traffic before Thurs day at the earliest. The Missouri Kansas and Texas is making no ef- fort to run trains north and the Fris- co is stopping all sou'thbound trains at Carrollton and turning them back.
 The Fort Worth and Denver hope to put a train through today but it's suc- cess is uncertain.
 Communication was attempted yes terday with Dallas over the Houston and Texas Central by way of Ennis but the trains could not proceed fur ther than the last named point.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
Miss Gertrude Dodds.

Hudson, Miss Gertrude Dodds.
 Lakeside School.
 \. w. Lowe, principal; Miss Mat tie Buchanan, Miss Jessie Adams, Miss Sannie Reeves, Miss Moree Burks, Miss Margaret Boyette, Miss Anna Flournoy, Miss Lillian Julian
 First Ward School.
 w. P. Keith, principal Miss Joe An Sell, Miss Eliza Starkey, Miss Virgie Moore. Miss Mabel Mitchell, Miss Mi liam Larche
 Riverside School.
 Miss Edith Gaunt, principal Miss Emma Hummer
 Missouri Street (COlOred.) William Townsend, principal; s. J. Altheimer, Mrs. c. E. Nelson, Mrs. Leoni Cockerham, Mrs. William Townsend, Mrs. Maggie Stephens, Miss Katherine Thomas.
 Merrill School (ColoreD. Prof. J. c. Corbin, principal; B. G. Head, J. B Short, Miss Katie Havis, Miss Laura Burnett, Miss Roberta Fleming.
 Greenyille School (COIOred.) A. s. Moon, principal Miss Jamie Henderson.
 The board after much discussion decided to abolish the Sam Taylor school, which was established to re- lieve the congested condition of the various schools. This school will be useless at the opening of the new High School.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
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Not in a hit or miss sort of Way- but steadily week by week, and yo1'll soon be in a position to live iQ your own home, go into business or lose all dread of hard times,
 Saving dollars is not for the rich alone, but for all who would be rich secure your Dollars by depositing them at our Savings Department to- day and start them earning per cent interest.
 1 per cent interest paid on Time Deposits of one year or longer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
Vanderbilt Not
 After Hill's Job

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York, May 26.-Cornelius Van derbilt, in an interview today repudi- ated all desire to enter diplomatic life. He said he had no desire to be ambassador to Rome and had no de- signs on the position now held by pr. David Jayne Hill at Berlin. al though his relations with Kaiser Will helm have always been very cordial