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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

ADA REHAN IN POOR HEALTE-New
York. May SIN such poor health that she
WAS assisted on board the steamer. Miss Ada
Rehan. the actress. sailed for Southampton to-
day She expects TO return in October.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Sale of Satin
Taffefa Ribbon
Thousands Of Yards Of ON.
Al Six. Satin TafetG
Ribbon. 4 Paine
UHs1csILed

A great quantity at a
great saving. Thousands
of wards of 8 inch, all silk,
satin taffeta ribbon. The
offer that will crowd the
ribbon aisles Monday
morning. One wherein
the richest. newest oolors
are offered in this beauti-
ful ribbon. 1t is an ideal
ribbon for millinery uses,
as it is soft, pliable and
readily adjusts itself into
graceful folds. Its rich
ness in luster makes it a
value quite exceptional at
this price.
French Satin Tafsta RibboE
in all the Ns1U Millinery
Shades.
Including Wistaria. Old
Rose, Burnt Rose, Greens,
Light Blue, Pink, White,
Browns, Blacks, Etc.
33c
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
wrnnINc m PT-

WEDDING IN PETALUMA-Petaluma May
S-PhfIin YOris and Miss Anna Anderson. two
voung society people Of this city, will be mar
ried at the methodist Episcopal church tomor-
row Rev James Whitaker officiating Vofis
X a merchant of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
PRINCESS DE BROGLIE
SCORNS PRINCES CASH
Former San Francisco Girl Says
Father Left Fortune

FARIS May S.-Prineess Robert de Brrsiie'
who three days ago was granted divorce IN
Paris from her husband on the ground OF deser-
tion. has sent the following telegram from eenos
to = friend Ia this city.
Il have inst received news OF my father
taotb in Chictgo A. tine HciresS O. fortune
am bsppv 10 scorn the miserable pittance offered
me through the Paris courts by the ut bfok.e 4,'
family- am leaving sholtiy ioe -A--e-i-1 "-'
my baby. 90 r-..rt.
Alexander of san Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
RATES LIBERTY IS sRIEF-Gu- n, X

RATS LIBERTY IS sRIEE-Gus NJ hatz.
- s,-I..-rsr from chicago. who was ar
r,.Sfef Erilav for obtaining S150 from A l. Het
rrieh s-H-io dealer. last October was srISlsneH
morrow Katz was released on S9oO cas,l Dali
FrfGsv night put I'D by Attorney Charies feefy.
f,,- TSearr s7,-~entlered him two detectives as
he left TIE courtroom and he was taken % prson
There are neither converts nor mon
ssterfes in Norway.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
wIscoNsIN CHILDREN CE

WISCONSIN CHILDREN CHOOSE VI0LEIs.
Nflwaukee Wis. May s-The school children
Of wisconsin have voted to determine which
should be their favorite flower. There were
fo,1r entrfes-the violet, wild rose. water ;ilg
and trailing srbutus. The violet left the others
st the post as it were. The wild rose appar-
entity came in second. the water lily third and
the arbutuS away behind.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
HUSBAND OF AMERICAN
BARONESS GETS. DIVORCE
Former Erie Society Girl Sepa-
rated From Titled Spouse

ROME. May S.-The baroness yon
Hutten has been divorced. The decree
was granted to her husband today by
German court on the ground Of
desertion. There is no aliinony. and
the baroness is permitted TO see her
children for one month each year.
Baroness Won Hutton, who is the
author of Pam and other novels.
has been living at the hotel Quirin3l
here all winter with Mrs. Riddle. her
mother.
Before her marriage the baroness
was Miss Betsy Riddle. one of the
smartest girls of the Erie, Pa. smart
set a niece of the late Thomas Scott.
president of the Pennsylvania railroad.
sAvANT TO VISIT SOUTH sEAs-New
York May S.-H e Champion, professor of
zoology at Columbia university and curator Of
marine invertebrates at the American Museum
of Natural History. will start for Society isl
ands and other lands of the South Pacific ocean
week from today in the interest of a zoologi-
cal research
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Marin County Deliveries.

We make daily house deliveries in our own
wagons to San Rafael San Anselmo, Ross, Kent
field, Escalle Larkspur, Corte MADEIRA Sausalito
and Mill Valley
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

pueel eAIIueIfeI3 y IntIlI'-Is VI NVIIt =
Rock No a. Foresters Of America. is 10 hold
picnic at Fernbrook park Sunday. May Is. unds
me supervision Of q committee of which DR.. I
y. Tr0ppmann Is chairman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

Attained by strict adherence to our fundamental
principles OF honesty justice and integrity, have
made multitudes turn to the Emporium as their
shopping headquarters.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
Grnabeigcntams llebcrtrasnnsen.

8bomo5 $. Graz an George 6.
Salr. @runo}tiid an Der gde Ser Aatena
GtraBc ulo 9pper g(be.; S1666.
8bomns $. @raD an @eorQe IS.
Sarr, @1lteil an @runotiid all Der STE
ber @aroeu Ii. 9tueDa Ctr; $240O Ii. 81.
@nitab @en5el 1tlt0 Srau an @eproc
8en8el, Gutetl an 260A. 46er 2ano;
$4,000.
50. 8. uuo 2uIa &. Gpeer an SSobll
e @artins @runbfiid an Ser 6urltil6
aaa g. 5tret an enil 9orratb.
ton; $40.
@runOfiid an Der alibbod Str; $500,
S. 8. S%tirfpatrid on gtartin Sraaf,
@rn10ttiid ON Sau 8e0ro Ylace, $40O.
6re0 8. 8miit on 8. sc. @oIrg,
9rnllOltiid~i Der sfe1lipop0 @b0itioll;
manuel @aloe8 urb 8rou an wcicr
$500.
5. 6. 9aumer an $. 81. @sartia.
@r1llloltlld N Der 8. & q. 9ppen3eiz
$t75.
y oullulIl9 uHD lyrQli an
g1arles Soerlter, @r1tnoitiid an Ser
&roab Mbenua; $500.
61tlils Wunoerlih an @rnlt @ll1oe1@
lid} 3346 4der 2aab ulo 8 ader 9anb;
$3075.
6ron 5ennie 8udlep on Charlotte
9eipltt, 9rltloiitd an Der Consent nno
Nugulta Ctr; $500.
g. s. uno @. 6. 9urlt uno &. &.
Sterllellberg an 4ooip9 s.. 6ltos, @ru4lo=
ltiid i'm nelIen @ftbs@lod 223,
george 9. aalioferro, g3aifenuers
natter, an Sobn 6. 8ielman, @rnloz
ltitd an Der 0fzgommerce StraBe;
So6u 3. 9ipple ua0 8rau an srarf
9llapp nno Sroueis Gnapp, @rrnbItId
IN Spntb @eiQhts; 1865.
g s.. Sacobi an George 6. Soitr.
@rltlloltild i'm neilen gitbzgloG 1t8;
g. s, Sacobi an @eorae 6. @allr.
8rlaoItiId al Der SIDE @arbeu ull6
Rueba CTR; $40.
emil uno ellie Nells. @inorenite.
on ISM. @nrfiuarbt Hno @m. Glen
haner ailteil an 942 Mder Qano;
SguIle -. Setpefl1dIl1ltr on @. O2lr1~
rid Seioenidnnr. 9lnteil on 1870 Mter
2a1o; 81 II. 81.
George e. Nodmion uno Rran an
@m. g. rub emma g. arembfmi, Elm
Stiid 2ano; $109.25.
&C. 8aB mo Srall on So6n 8.
SStpple @runoitiid it gitb<9God 1908;
Sobn 9. 9ippIe an s. 6. 9aeepes.
@runoitild in Sout6 6eigbts; $487.b0.
pr. g. e. 8itte an Srau Seliciaau
8lebIoe, @run0ftitf on Der Qoants
Nbenlte; $1,000.
6rau @arb 6. 8otpor6 Ii. q. al
Salltos Cir; $3.50.
g0tper6 aenue1 au 8rau gele aas
Iisfi. 1906 &der Qono; $1,000.
an1n 0tatwr au Haflas bon 8nuline
@lldinq 8ader, @run0ftiid inn nelIen
@itbs8lod AT; $995.95.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
staStrats @erhanblnnaen

Sn Der Sfaotrat-SiBung am les-
ten Montag muroe eiu 9eriht oes
Marftbaaen Meiiters S. s.. So
rutber ourh ben Mapor eirgereiht,
in melber eriterer beridtet, oaB iid)
Der Seumarft, meitIid bon Der Warft-
baae ais 81 flein fir Die 8eoiirf-
mile %eripei1t. IS muroe borgelh!a-
gen, ben 8arf binter Der Warftbalie
nuf5ugeben uno nit ols &eunlarff
81 gebrmhen. 9n iib bier 8arfS
in unmitteIbarer 9dbe Der Mortt-
bale befiloen, piiroe bas Mufgeben
oes einen nid)t BON 9eoeutung fem.
Gie 4ngelegen6eit muroe an Oas
Morftbaneu- nflo oas gorf-4omite
5%uiatnmen ubergeben uno ibr 8erld,t
bis 5ur ndditen Sibung erbeten.
Ml0ermuti @idelan0 beridfet. bal,
Die Brobe Der IA fleuqit 8feroe fiji
Die 5euerpebr 5ufrie0en1teaeno aus
gefoleu uno bealtragte ben Ibidlpf
0es Infaufs. Der antrag uuros on
geflortl11etl.
Dos aomite fir Seitenpege bat.
tie feinen formellen 8erift gu MAIDEN.
4Ioerman Smitb beriftete, Dob I'm
bergangelen Monat 1900 sui
Seitentpeee gelegt Daren, oaB BIZ
our ndhiten Sibung iiber meitere
10000 SUB berihtet fperoell fonaltc.
mo oaB oann aud Iamen UNI
StroBen beridtet niiroen.
Cine 4n8abI nerier eIeftriid)er
2anlpen mur0e in 5o[ge einer 8eti.
tion bon 8iirgern beipiaigt.
gintpobner 0es Nerheiierutiqa-
Giitrifts Ho. s beflogen fif, oaB oit
8erbeiferuneer. ipelhe bon ben $75..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12

10 bis 5u meiner &iidfebr cine @atl-
ianfeit entfoIten, oie III oQer 4ugell
S6re eigene S0ee ietn miro"
St gtng, Der atnte 0tann Ser
faum nod puBte, mas er iogtc.
9iein S6peigen ut6 meine 9liGe
idrieet es inn ia f0rmli6 ms Sc
iidt 0oB i'd ietn @ebeimniS 5u 9rei=
bierteln errdten 6atte.
IlS ct fort NOR, iiberIegte in.
Sd Iogte mir, OoB mar bier Die Ser
i6lagenbeit ielbit iein miiiIe, ootnit
Der Wonn nidt einen @fugenblid Der
mute. man f0nne iein &ounmen ab-
nell. @s beiBt oIio i6ll nid6t berein=
lolien, uno foite es Sos 2ebelt, a6tr
TIN nobegentg foullnelt loiietl, I'm
iein @eii6t tot o0er le6e1to, III
iebet! 9ern Die Sa6e mltb Elm gn-
De nebmel1; Sri. Stongcrion mus
Don oteIem gebeim1i5nouen M0rotr
befreit neroen.
$50 Iieber 6reuno", erf(qrte Sou
letobiQe, nohoem CT feline 8feife duf
ben Sii6 gelegt un0 iein @los Qe-
leert bette, lid mllB lem @eIidt oeut=
lid ieben.~
Sa 0ieiem 9lugellblid er56ien Die
@1rtin mie0er ltno brQdte BEN I'M
pernleioli6en Spefeierfltde1 berein.
9tonletobtlle nefte 6rou Matbiet Elm
petia, uH0 ie mar IN Ser (ie6ells-
miiroigiten 9oune.
Sic lit biel per9niigter1, iogte er
81 mir. Qlpem Softer Matbieu Toe
gen leiner @i6t oft's 8ett gefelielt
ilt!4
Sod i6 NOR peoer bel Sen gder-
gen SfouletnbiQes nod BET Dem 6oloen
Sod)el1 Der 8irtin; ib NOR nod aatt3
BEL ben leBten @orterr meines ilta.
gen 5reltnoes mo Dem ieItiQmen ge=
ginrlen Goberf Garages.
Ils ct nit ietnem @ierfudben fer
tig mar uno mir utls nieoer aQe1t
b%efatoen. flt6r Houletobiqe in ieinel
pertrouliden Mitteilulroen fort:
a9lls ib Sbnen 6etlte Morgen in
Pfii6er Stlnoe tele9rop6irte, 6atte
i'd liad Ben @orfen Garages oie Be
fiird)tlng, ooB Ser Moroer pieaaift
IN Der na6iten g3odt fommen miiroc.
lebt fam i'd S6lten ia9eiI, 0aB er be-
itimmt forlrfen miro. So, ia, i5 err
marte i5n."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
Gin fnrdlthnrcr ltehcrfnn.

u@or ungeiabr 10 Sabren muroe
nlein 8rlioer yii6erfolen~ llno IeDr
III %Ieilter Irbeit, @einnobeit mo
@liif gebin0ert, bon, mas er fiir
boffnungsboae Sdmiltoiudt oniab".
i6reibt 8. Sc. 2ipscontb BON @al6-
illgton. 81. g.. Or na6m o1e Gor-
ten @{eoi5inen mto 8eDanolung5rle-
tbooen BON 0oftoren, fono ober feline
@iilfe, bis er Or. Sings Stem Dis
coperD gebroudte lrlo na9 6 5la-
i6en bolig fnriert murbe. @r lit belt
te elm ~9eiunoer Mann." IS linoert
i6nea uno lit Sic iiderite &itr fir
Ihmode ooer lultiloe &lnteelL Nllt-
tunlgen, @uiten uno @rfdltungcL
@ronditis, go Grippe, 9[itbuna ltuo
Gle 8ronditiihen 2eioen. so Gents
rno ST. 8eriudsfloiden fret. Ser
fauft BON aQen 9rug9iIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12

900 Bombs, fir meld)e tie Steuern
5oblen, genta6t tperoen loQtelt,
ouf ft6 morteu laiien. 81
oerlltan Wauerrtonn beridtete, oaB
Ser 6toot-Stgeltieur 8%orfebrungen
getroffelt, iogIei6 nit Oieien Ser
beiierullgett 5u %be9inneu.
Dos Siterloe Der 2ocuit StroBa,
Ipmie @arf 9(penlte mltroen ols III
ie6r ihGedtem 3ulton0e 6ertdtet nr0
oos StroBen=&omite beauftro9t, Die
gerbeiieru1gen ioglei6 oor5ureJ-
men.
Ser 6taotrat pertogte ii6 oarouf.
Die gauge 5ibltng bate ntr 20 Mi-
nuten ge0ouert, 90 Die ldledte Sei-
5ung oes 2ofalS oen Iufentbalt BORT
iebr u~f1qenitIi6 mladte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12

8fliht lit meiitens SOS @egeu-
tell BON Dem. mas man 9erooe germ
tull modte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
aeute rpt. 1mpraen int"

8as Gilt bot 4Iem BET ietler ldred>
Geu &ranf6eit, pel9e Appendicitis 9e@
nannt ptro ullo oeretl 8elen II etner
8~erItopfnng beg tDnrtnfOrr1igen 9arnnes
nit nadfolgenber @~nt5inoling uno Giz
terung beitebt, @s tritt pl0bliG ETH
G6ner5 IN Der re6teu 2eiitenge9enp
auf, barn fo19t Sieber, Ii. (. N. unb in
tpenigeu 8ogea Der SOB. Sic &unit Deg
geidtdteten Qr3tes 1T faIt immer bi(fz
log, ipdbreno 81 reBter 3eit Dieie ges
fdbrlidlte auer &rauf6eiten lei6t Ddtte
peralieoen fperben fDntler. Sprget MIR,
ooB Ser 9orm Dor @eritopfnng beipo9rt
bleibt, unb mas ebenIo tpidtie lit, Dab
otes nit ben bepdbrten ct. 8ernoro
4~rauterpiQen QeiGieht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
0ehmt feine Gdleinnna.

Gin meitlider Gidter beipiIliete
cine Sheioung auf @runo BON i6le1-
ter 2aune uno iibeIriebenoem ateln.
Or. Sings Stem 2ife Bias bdtten
oieies perbinoert. Sic furieren lin
peroaulid)feit, melhe iibelrie6enoeli
Mtem, 2~eber-2eioen uno i1le1te
2aline, %berporruft, beilen @rfaltun=
gen, berbanilen 9opfifdmeraen uao
beieitigel ShiitteIfroit. 25 Cts. bel
allen 8ruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
.6iffc %nerIannt.

Sunger 0eutider (o0er G6me6e)
@ann uno 6rou. obne ainoer. ote
6rart, Inn fir cine fleine 6onilie
gu foden. 5u maiden, SIT biigeln ur.0
Die a%lgemeine @ausorbeit 3t be-
lorgen. Ser Mamn, Inn 0as 8ic5
81 beforgen uno ouf Ser @emiiIe-
8arm 5u orbetten. 0}iiiien fG6iq unS
erfa6ren fem. @utes uno peraIo-
nenteS 8eirn fiir Die ri6tigen 9ettte.
8eiunoe @egeno - aiifteioiitrift.
Gdrei6t an
81. 81. 4rnplb e Sun,
&ortIono, &eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12
.Scirnts Sdleinr

George &pfI6 unb @milie 9oieif.
q. @. 9oebbler uno Carrie 8. Softer.
q. s. &anoerlpolf uu0 @liIa6eib
Serfe.
9atrif 81. SO. @iaer uuo @2arp g,
@t0inu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-12

&n elmer 3eGe oes Stootge-
fdn9nifIes 81 @oco bat iiG elm @erl-
foner nit ieinem Goideutu9 err
bdlt9t o0er oielrebr eroroTelt.
2Su @}aion itor6 Setter Bauer,
ein alter oeutider 8%emobner iefter
@egeno.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
BRIEF MENTION.
+ + + + + + + + < # + + + + + :,
7-221 I'm

Sheriff C. M. Philpot left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock.
 Mrs. R. G. Meeks is visiting friends in the city from Douglas.
 J. W. Bunch left yesterday afternoon for his farm near Reydel.
 Miss Lynn koonce is the guest of the Misses Clement at English.
 Guy Spellman Of Lake Farm, was in from his plantation yesterday. J, A. Owen is home from a vist to his son, Will Owen at Texarkana.
 Dr. John P. Ferguson. of Sweden, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Miss Evanseline Scott. of Helena is ill the city visiting friends and rel atives.
 Tracy Mills is expected to return tonight from vacation spent in Chi cago.
 H. M. Hoffman, merchant. of Swan Lake, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Attorney Louis ]. Moore has return ed from a business trip to Hot Springs
 Charles Finley, of Kingsland, is visiting his nephew. Robert Finley, in this city.
 Mrs. Lee Dawkins has returned from visit to friends at Paragould and JOnesboro.
 Miss Willie Lee Daniels is spending a few days with friends and relatives at Batesville.
 J. w. Crawford returned yesterday from Star City. where he went to attend court
 Alr. and Mrs. McCIue have returnel from Benton, where they spent few days with relatives.
 Mrs. Jas. GonMs of Noble Lake, spent last night in the cit wand leaves to day for New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
MORE DRESSED SQUIRRELS
 TO-DAY
 AT LLOYD GROCERY COMPANY.
TO-DAY

Dudley Crenshaw. of Derlno!t passed through the city yesterday for Danville. Ky, to attend school there Miss Edna Clement returned to her home at English yesterday after visit to Miss Bessie Merle Wells in this city.
 Attorneys s. NJ. Taylor and Alex Rowell will go to Star City this morn- ing. where they will attend circuit court.
 Mrs John Currie and daughter, home from several weeks visit to l Mir. Currie on his plantation near Win chester.
 Prof L. Crenshaw, of Dermott, pass ed through the cty yesterday en route i to Princeton. Prof. Crenshaw will teach there.
 NIr. and Mrs. M A. Crawford and daughter, Miss Mary Crawford, are visiting Mir. and. R. S. Culberhouse, at Jonesboro.
 Meyer Nichols is attending the Uni versity of Arkansas at Fayetteville. His father Wolf Nichols, accompanied him to Fayetteville.
 Miss Eddie Ruth Turner returned yesterday afternoon from Marvell. where she has been visiting friends for about two weeks.
 Reverend s. E. Tull and U. W. Poss have returned from visit to Union Church, where they assisted in the ordination of Deacon Charles Atkin- ! son.
 Sheriff John B. Gean, of Grant county passed through the city yesteT- day en route to Eufaula, Okla, where I.e will visit his daughter, Mrs. Frank Rushing. He W ] srend several days :r lorking over il. country,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
4 ' : : + | + | .. | f f + + < < < ! SOCIETY i # q + i 4 & $ + + + i. + + + + * * j. 1. |.
RyIand.

Miss Louise Ryland and Noel Me. Cain were quietly married last D:-ht at the parsonage of the Lakesi[,c Methodist church. The ceremony took place at o'clock there being no wifi nesses other than Rev. T. 0. Owen. who performed the ceremony. end Mrs Owen. After the wedding Nr. and Mrs. Mccain went to the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Mamie Rvland. at No. 909 West Sixth avenue. where they will he at home to their flieAd.. They will not take bridal trip. Mr. and Mrs. Mccain were to haze keen married on September 21, but thev decided yesterday to get married at once and surprise their friends Mr. Mccain is a son of Mrs. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Mccain and is popular young man of fine business qualifications He is connected with the -Tankersiev Drug Company. His bride is most am:able young lady with many charm ing traits of character. She is at tractive and accomplished and las many admirers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

MISS Bettie Gallagher who has been quite ill since Friday is very much im- proved, and her many friends hope soon to learn of her recovery.
 Prof. Ernest Nick enzie returned last night from Nashville, Tenn. where he has been attending Peabody College, this summer Prof Mckenzie will re- sume his duties at the High ..enoa: this fall
 Mrs G. NJ. Hampton and daughter, Miss Louise, of Fordyce were shop ping ill the city yesterday. Miss Louise will leave soon for Milford. Texas. where she will enter the Texas Pres 5Hterian College.
 Earl kirchgrabber has returned to New York, after spending his vacation With his father. H. H. Kirchgrabber, III this city. Earl will enter Columbia diversity this year, to take course Ill electrical engineering.
 Mr and Mrs. "A. G. Bedell. who are enjoying a vacation at Chicago. are stopping at the new La Sale Hotel They are enjoying daily trips to Michigan and other ,neishboring re- sorts and Mr. Bedell is, also attending the ReXall Convention.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Graham and it- tie daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mckenzie returned yesterday freq Chicago. Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Me kenzie spent the summer at Spr:ne- field. Ill.,. and Chicago and Mr. Gra ham and Mr. Mckenzie accompanied them from Chicago.
 Miss Clio Reeve, Of c"een,i1le. Tenn. Miss Felicia Henry. of Ripley. Tenn. and Miss Mn;nie IIeeley of Bolivia, TenT.. arriv,l yesterday and ' Ill take np the.r d;.t'es at Miss Saitie Jones school, Sixth avenue and Ghest- nut street. The young latiies are now at the home of Mrs NJ. z. Jones m West Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
Sunday School Pupils Entertained.

The teachers of the primary depart ment of the Lakeside church Sunday school, entertained the children at the home of Mrs. B. H. Christopher yes terday afternoon. The affair was in the form of a lawn social and during the afternoon the children engaged in croquet, football, potato races and other amusing games. During the afternoon pleasing refreshments were served to the young people. The affair was we'll attended. All passed de- ightful afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15

HI. G. Scudday made convincing talk on the subject, The Financial and Legal Phases of the Liquor Traf- fic," at the First Baptist church last evening. Mr. Scudday had large crowd as an audience and he thorough ly reviewed his subject to them. Mr. Scudday is one of the many field sec retaries of the Anti-Saloon League.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-15
DANCING ACADEMY.

Mrs. Angie Hanson will open her dancing academy on Tuesday evening"
 September 14, at Eagles Hall, PIT 1-2 West Second avenue. All the latest ballroom dances taught. For informa- ton call 905 old phone, or the hall regular evenings Mondays and We'd nesday's, 7 to 10 D. ID. 9-10-1m
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D. o. D. Chapter.

The Daughters of the Confederacy met with Mrs. J. R. Martin on West Fifth avenue yesterday afternoon with good attendance. The meeting, which was strictly business meeting, was opened with prayer led by Mrs. Mollie VanValkenberg, after which a full report was given on the ''Shilo Monument The ladies also donated one dollar to the Arkansas room in the Richmond museum, and decided that they would give a large bazaar in November, and cake and bread sale the first Saturday in October. Two new members were elected to mem- bership. The meeting closed with the serving of dainty refreshments, by Mrs. Martin, who was assisted by Miss Anna Can't, Miss Dulcie Benton and little Miss Margaret Halliburton. of Little Rock. The ladies will meet with Mrs. H. P. Bradford the second Tuesday in October Those present were: Mesdames; Mollie VanValken- berg, N. T. White. Charles Clemmons, Lou Reeder, A. NJ. Barrow, J. J. Tobin, R. B. Malone, R. q. Atkinson, Julia
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Doans Resulets cure constipation. tonr the stomach, stimulate the liver. promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the bowels. Ask your druggist fo' them. D cents box.
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For Sale Second Hand Machinery

For Sale Second Hand Machinery. 1-35 H. P. Horizontal Tubular Boiler and fixtures 1-50 H. P. Horizontal Tubular Boiler and fixtures 1-60 H. P. Horizintal Tubular Boiler and fixtures 1-30 H. P. Fine box boiler and 25 H. P. Erie City engine. 2-25 H. P. Ames Center Crank en- zines. 1-30 H. P. Fire box boiler and Ames center Crank engine. 1-35 H. P. Side Crank engine 1-Good saw mill outfit. All the above in good second hand condition and cheap.
 Eagle Iron Works
 Cor. 5th and Tennessee st. 9-5 12t Pine Bluff, Ark
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Woman loves clear, rosy com. 2leyion. Burdock Blood Bitters Dn~- ees the blood, clears the skin. resto~.
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Guns and Ammunition for everybody. It will pay you to give us a call when in need of anything in this line.
 Fox Bro. Hardware Go.
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=A1!1 GkAPHlC, PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS MEnNEsnAv

Mllier' W. H. Westbrook. l.. K. L.an1 Anna Westbrook, Charles Fitzhugh r. M' Bridges, E. o. King, John uoh- man. E. E. Benton. Mrs. Walker Mrs. Mctnen and J. R. Martin; Misses Emma White, Anna Can't and Dulcie Benton.
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Miss Julia Williams will open a studio for p:anasorte instruction in septen'1"1' >Ge Nj!I ee -lad to hea1
 1om ti"se @5o re Interested at her Aome, +1> '. l-'r. Old nnon5. 451. ne" phone \. 7-21 I'm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-06
GAVE UP
SEARCH FOR
MURDERER
UNITED Press Leased wIre.i

San Bernardino, Cal, Oct. g.
After participating for Ave days In
the man hunt for "Billy Boy" the
Plute Indian murderer of old Mike
Boniface and his daughter. Mary
Nlta, Deputy Sheriff Preciado started
today with a fresh posse for the
mountain section north OF the city,
known as the Cox ranch district.
Preciado and his faded officers
reached San Bernardino at dark yes
terday from The Pipes, a desert sta
ton. The search for the murderer
resulted In nothing but the discovery
OF another clue. which the deputy
sheriff hopes will result in the cap
ture of the fugltiye. At The Pipes
Preciado was reached by a messenger
from Cox's ranch. who stated that
the indian had been seen in the foot
hills IN that vicinity Preclado Inn
mediately returned 10 this city and