Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-02-06
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Captain Sebastian GeiSiei.ci A' confined to his room with la grippe.
 Nose Brown is quite sick with h grippe at his home on West Sec ond avenue
 Get the habit Go to the. or uhco. the high class moving picture show. 21O West Second avenue
 Captain J. B. York is improH- ing. after being confined to his bed for several weeks with Ia grippe
 B. w. Benton was quite sick yesterday and his physicians think that he is threatened with pneumo- nia.
 For rent--Rooms furnished or unfurnished. Electric lights and bath. New phone 479. s23 Pine e.reet ----------- 2-5-tm
 Captain C. T. Robinson was ex- eused from tho Jefferson county grand jury yesterday and Louis Roth was added.
 W. D. Hearn. president of teh Bank of Pine Bluff, who has been sick for several days, will be able to be at his office today.
 c. l.. Tanehill. one of the old est and best known residents of th's city. is critically ill at the home of Frank NJ. Williams, No 517 East Eighth avenue.
 Fred Blatherwick, central con1- mitteeman from the First ward, has recovered from his recent illness. but Mrs. Blathcrwick is still con" fined to her bed with la grippe.
 Henry Speers has received his new Thomas flyer, one of the fast cst and most attractive machines that has been seen here. The new machine, it is said. cost $3.S00.
 1The guneral of Mrs. Maud lovclady will take place this after noon from St. Joseph's Catholic church at 3 o'clock. Services will be held at the residence at 2:30 O. clock. Monsisnor J. NJ. Lucey will conduct the services at the church.
 Under the head of Arkansas Men of Affairs the Little Rock Ga Zette yesterday contained a fine sketch of Dr. J. l.. Caldwell, secre. tary of the Pine Bluff Board Of Trade. The surrounding cartoons wore emblematic of Pine Bluffs con tnued progress, for which the Board of Trade stands at all times.
 Mayor w. L. Toney, Chief of Police Al ]. Stewart. Assistant Chef Ed Francis and City Detective Ed Stanley are all sick with la grippe and the various city departments are being looked after by subordi- mates. Although sick enough to be in bed, Mayor Toney and Chief Stewart were at their offices at in- teyals yesterday.
 Both the Lucille Rowland and J. N, Harbin had steam up Tuesday morning waiting for orders. Which, boat will go into Arkansas river remains to be decided. Low water in that river jeopardizes the Now land, and during low water periods the Harbin takes her placc.-Mem- phis News Scimitar.
 For the second time in the past several months the commits sioners of Road District No. 1 yes terday rejected an offer of Chica- go firm for the bonds of the district. Par was offered for them. The commissioners are holding the bonds, believing that they will sell them at better price in the near future. Road District No. in- cludes the property along the new road south of this city.
 The cases pending against II. N. Atwood. local agent for the Iron Mountain road, and s. NJ. D,ckey. local agent for the Cotton Belt. who are charged with violating a state law by not keeping Union Station properly heaEeI, wes,e ko have been heard in Justice Cheeks court yesterday. but were .pcEtponed. The postponement was due to the absence of the attorney for the rail- road company, w. T. Woodbridge who is in Little Rock on business.
 The Orpheo Theater will open in the old Olympic stand at 210 West Second avenue. February 6. This theater will try to please it's patrons with high class illustrated SoAgs (by Mir Harrle Wilmont and 9 .00o feet of moving pictures. which will be changed daily. The perform ance will start at a::30 ?. m. and run until ?. m, Evenings from