Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-05
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By LILLils V. HALF.

'There arc soalr j.cnptc moytnH 'ntS The Match, Boy said nnNful Red. field, looking from ;he taE aHfi"W IT ths Redfe'd inaHsion
 The mans;on referred !s .;e ar all. fashioned house, S", ,n q sro,e pf val. nnts and eiuls, eoniaInina nAoet Fosf acres Of ground. a p.;7ft'@ fcoI "nlfi foi a young and growing city; 't was sur, rounded on every sido hy rows ef glariug ncw houses On inc opposite side of tue street before the house Wns The Match- lox, n cottage carried to the tast extreme of ornament in the wood work, and it's front one large plate glass window; some ono of the satirical RcdGclds had christ .ened it The Match. Box.
 The Redfeld family Nas large, comfort. table, and talented So,.e years before, she father had gone security for his best friend for the half of bis kingdom and lost it; he had then his homestead very valuable. but none of them willing to con- vert it into cash. If would have broken the heart of their mother. placing a nortgage upon it, therefore, to tide oyer the time of distress, tue Ga,niIy all agreed te combine and save tt. Their father had ais interest in a fouris',ing daily paper, of which he Was editor in n-rhief.
 Thankftl went to teaching in the city schools. and had attaincd a rriocipalship; she was about thirty years old. and a lovely womau so beautifu! was sine that her youBS hrotii.r with q weakness for poetry. callcd her "the blessed danlo gel. '
 The father pas ;g large tnndsone mal,, who ookea }iit. an old Morse king with snoW white hair and moustacbe, and ra- aiaDi blue eyes.
 The mother, a staley, dark eyed wo. man, was also handsome. The whole tain!. 1y were noted for their good tooks.
 Stanley was the eldest son. and had been prseticins law for some years. sue ecssfullv. Lieutenant Scott Reatield Mas stationed at the nearest fort and ire. quently visited his parents. Theodosi:s the second daughter, went into newspaper work with her father whose favoritc and intimate friend she was Dudley and Elizabeth were tMius, about 10 graduate from the city high school they were eighteen years of age.
 Dudley was sunny, genial, sMeet.souled .,l Sov,, b.,;r Iliyahptk had hpy mother dark eyes and a head of tow palc. fluffy curls surrounded her bloom run face, and she was quite resigned tc she names of Whtehead,' '' .'Taffy hair and otbcr favoritcs. Stanley was dark like his mother. Lieutenant Red field w;ts gray eyed and brown of hair and noustache. and of a most engaging man mer.
 This family. hy united efforts had al most cleared off the dcbt and were pros porous.
 tsI can t see how anyone with a parfi cle of taste can wish to live there; 1t ls tho worst eve sore, since the negro fam fly was improved off the street, to make room for the high art cottage. High art Deliver us! remarked Elizabeth he' dark eyes flashing and straight nose curling.
 ""Art 's long aud time is hseting, - said Dudley, "thc cottage oraee will bloom and flourish when you and Rouge mont are no mote.
 "There is youas lady, said Thank ful.