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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-06
IA SUGGESTION 0N ECZEMA.

II ia suggested that eczema suffer
ers ask Druggist VIM. l.. Gokay what
reports he Is getting from the patients
who have used the oil of wintergreen
liquid compound, ID. D. d. Prescription.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS

TRIPS to Europe next Summer-Professor
J. and Mrs de Plerrep0nt would taxi 9 charge
Of 3 trip abroad with a few congenial people
next Summer; 10 weeks trip less than 5000 I;
August, weeks vacation trip less than $500
oil included. Early inquiries recommended.
Address Prof. A. de Pierrepont, Troy, N. Y.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-06
TO RENT
FOR SALE

nor SALE-First class loose hav and
a balled hay. orders promptly filed. A.
j. Percy. lei, 177.s. 7lt12
LN0R SALE OR TO RENT-Double tene
Il ment hot and cold water; all modern ian.
provements. Enquire of James 5. silk. est
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
so PROUD OF
 IMPROVEMENT
Lad! Living Near Memphis Improved No, From tEc >c of Cardni That fl Made Her Illus.
 band Proud.

Memphis. Tenn Ms Emma h. LooneH. whose address is R. F. n No. l. Box k. Memphis. Tonu.. writes
 harda know how to .r>press my gratitude Ter the ead>iee you eavt me. j had suffered aHtold misery fog nearly cishl ,>l years. but since tak- ing Cardui l can truthlBlly sa> that
 suffer but little pain and am able to stay out of bed
 Since taking Cardui l have not missed meal and am much strong CT. Many thanks to you for your ad- vice and for your wonderful medicine Cardui l wish had begun using | long ago. hr. Looney is so proud of my improvement
 Be sure that Gardui will bring yoa strength, il you will use it regularly. for reasonable length of time. as a tonic should he used.
 You can depend on Gardui, because ieNerS body who has tried it k en- in it's praise. Cstrdui is advertised by loving friends. | has stood the test of time which few of the faoderH7 huf=testcd remed= ies, have done.
 How i9auz of the medicines for ha- man ills in use half q century ago, are still in conmon Use for the same troubles?
 Very. very few but of lhai few, Cardui is onc. q very important one. because of them all. il is the most popular as judged by the demand and sale.
 Ask youl, druggist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
An Elaborate Reception.

One of the prettiest receptions ever given in this city took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. F. Smart. on West Fifth avenue. Mes danes Felix Smart, Lutie Montgomery and Hinton Ferguson were the hos
 teSses and the reception to their many friends was in compliment to Mrs Bond of San Antonio, and Mrs. De Groot of Muskogee, Okla, who are the guests of relatives in the city. Aside from being a most charming very interesting and instructive
 The spacious home was arranged with souvenirs and historical gems from many countries abroad which Mrs. Corinne Knox toured for several months and from which she recently returned. In the decorations of the rooms, to represent foreign countries, the antique articles from the foreign
 lands that were shown portrayed many characteristics of the old world The guest were met at the door by Misses Catherine Montgomery and Mary Corinne Smart, after which they were shown into the parlor where the receiving line, composed of Mes danes Felix Smart, Lutie Aontsom- cry. Bond, De Groot, Mrs. Hinton Fer suson. Mrs. l.. K. Land, Mrs. Smart
 and Mrs. Van Yalkenburg greeted them. From the parlor Mrs. P. F. Byrd and Mrs. Charles Fitzhugh 1n- vited them into the oriental room ID which the decorations were so rea.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Gillespie (, Bro Gro cery Co. of Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held at their mercantile house, Tues day, Jan. Il 1910, between the hours of g a. m. and 3 D. 1n, for the pur- pose of electing officers to serve for the ensuing year, and for transacting any other business properly brought before said meeting.
 T. E. GILLESPIE. secy.
 12-9-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
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SuillNan- -Hale.
 The marrias, of Miss arr+a t,1tz.,
 beth Sullivan and Bison Hale wa. solemnized yesterday at P o'clock tnoono, al the Trinity r,pseopg. church. and although rather sinnl. the service WAS one of the most haaI, oiul which has occurred there this season. Rev. Walter DavengoIr Buckner Was the officiating minister X large number of friends were pre- sent but no cards were issUed Nl.. Et Bocage presided at the organ. ran- @eFlnS Mendelssohn's wedding march as the processional. The party on tered in the following order; The ashefS Were first in the bridal nro- cesslon. and they were followed by the bride, who entered leaning on inc arm of her grandfather Major N.,r
 White. At the chancel the bride and her grandfather were met bv tbe
 groom and his best man. Johnnie Watson, where the betrotbal service was read. The party then proceeded 10 the altar rail, where Dr. 3uekA4r read the marriage ceremony. D0rjn.e the ceremony Mrs .Boca@e rendered stweet music, followed by I.ohengrin's wedding march as the recessiopal. For the wedding the church was de- corated in roses and ferns. The Brfde was becomingly attjfed in q traveliue suit of raspberry broad cloth. with hat and gloves to match. Ks sh. stood with a dainty shower bouquet of Brides roses and Izilles of the val ley she presented q most charminq picture. The groom, Hshers and best man were dressed iH the conventional black. After the ceremony the coil ple left on the northbound Cotton Belt train for Chicago to spend their honeymoon. Fhe bride is the daughter oi the late John w. Sullivan. who ali one time was d prominent cotton planter in this state. Miss Sullivan is an attractive blonde and is very popular among her many friends She is a granddaughter Of Major and Mrs. x. T. White. She graduated from the Belmont College and was one of last season $ debutantes. Mr Hale is a native of La Crosse Kansas and has only been resident in this city for the past three years. He is now holding the responsible position of city engineer, Mr. Hale is also very prominent in his home town where his parents, Mr and Mrs. Sam uel l. Hale, make their home, and in which his father is prominent as at torney for Southern Pacific Railroad The couple were the recipients of many handsome gifts, not only st home but from abroad, the most use full and handsome of which were two chests of silver. beautiful pieces of cut glass and many other elegant and useful articles for the home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10

Harsh physics react, wcaKcns the b1wl., cause chronic constipation. Doans R"gw- lets operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. 25 c. Ask your druggist Tor them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
ST0GkH0LDERS MEETING

Tbe annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Co. of Pine Bluff Ark. will be held at their banking house Monday, Jan 10 1910. between the hours of a. nl.. and 3 D. m., for the purpose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for trans acting any other business properly brought before said meeting.
 H. \. MCCOY, Secy. and treas.
 12-1O-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10

istic and pleasingly deceiving that one could imagine themselves wander ing among the treasures of a museum. In the center of the room was a large table representin4 the Nile river and it's Ha'ltE f1. Gaiuiature pyramids, the lighthouse of Phares. the scene of Moses in The Bullrushes. tae celebrated sphinx the camels on the desert and the beautiful Nile river were initiated to perfection. On the walls of tho oriental room scores of postcards of the scenes of that far aWay country were strung and tiny flags of the nations Sere prorusely scattered on the curtains and walls
 From the oriental room Mrs John Temple invited the guests in to thq
 French room Where the scene ol, Marie Antomette and her maids. play ing the simple life ill the garden of Petit Treanon. were gracefully carried out by Mrs. !. w. Scales Us Mary, and Misses Emma Wil5oune and A.
 lie Mae Howell as her maids In the French room. as i'll the others, pictures and postcards of the grand
 French scenes adorned the walls. Dainty refreshments in three courses were served in this room. Mrs W N Truloek invited the guests from beautiful France to the South where they were shown into the Italian roonl which Was yery attractive and interesting iu is arrangement. In the corner VAS the punch bowl. from which delicious punch was served by Misses Virginia Hudson and Theoia Simmons Ia and around the punch taaje d Jestoon of grape vines, bear iH4 clusters of choice grapes. made the corner very cozy and attractive. and near tae ta5Ie stood an orange tree with specimen of it's golden fruit lH the Italian room the flags Of this country We're hung on the walls. and aso many interesting post cards and souvenirs commanded the attention Of tie guests. During the afternoon an orchestra furnished music for the affair, and with the clever hostesses the afternoon from , to ! proved 10 be d most delightful one to the many who called About three hundred friends called during the reception hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10

ina, Californla, Who have been Vls1t- ing Miss Moree Burks, left yesterday afternoon for their home. MT. and Mrs. Clarke are en route home from New York, where they spent the past summer and stopped here for a short while.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
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l. P. I.add and wife. of Little Rock. 1's-'4''''rsss e.ilz visiting .!fliepa. ...-.-- Miss Virginia Gritteudon, ot AIthei- >ner, spen4 -.ZeSterda2.. in the city. ~
 Attorney w. r. Wooldrid4e was l visitor in Little Rock testerdaA-.---- ' Dr. E. II. GaIligher has gone on another hunt in the Soatheastefn part >of the state. -----.--.-------------
 L, B. King, formerly of this city, is HOW touring with the Missouri Com pany in Texas.
 Mrs. $. ]. 43,,ckaIew has returned from Hot Springs, where she spent the. .past.-few days with. friends.
 Mrs. k. D. McGauGhy. of this city, and sister, Mrs. Kate Hunter, of Ok lahoma. are the guests of Mrs. Anna Robinson in Little Rock
 Miss Stahl of Dumas. arrived late yesterday afternoon and will be the guest of Mrs. Dan Burford on Lake side.Lor & short while. --------.... A'' home at Stuttgart, after several days visit with her daughter. Mrs. F's.4el-kestetson, ill this citH.---'''-
 Mrs. l. G Williams arrived yesttf- day from her home in Memphis. and will he tie guest of her brother, W. E. Greenfield. on West Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. D. N. GladneX and little son, of Lewisville. Ark., arrived yesterday at noon. and will be the guests of Mrs. John O'Connel aud family for short while.
 Miss Corrinne HowrN. who has heea visiting pH. and Mrs. ], F. Simmons, on West Fifth avenue, and Miss Nir= ginia Carter. who has been visiting Mrs. Phil Crutcher. left yesterday at noon for their homes at Sardis, Miss.
 Mrs. R l., Arnett and daughter, Roeanna. leave this afternoon for Spring field, Mo-, to join Mr. Arnett pho is commercial agent for the Missouri Pacific at that place. They have been visiting Thomas Green Sf'' and family here for six weeks.
 Miss Eunice Sullivan who came to her home in this city from Mill ford, Texas, to attend the wedding Of her sister, Miss Berta Sullivan, will remain here and spend the Christmas holidays with relatives before return ing to Milford where she is attending school
 Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Clarke of Cov- ina, California, who have been visit ing Miss Moree Burks, left yesterday afternoon for their home. MT. and Mrs Clarke are en route home from New York where they spent the past summer and stopped here for a short while.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
The BOyce Construction
 Company

Are in the field for business and have the most complete moving out ht in the city and do a general build, ing business. Also general repairing business. Fix ali class of roofs. shin gle, tin and composition. Make higt class screens. When you are ready to build, move or repair you do your. self an injustice to proceed without getting our estimate Call old phone II or S97 D. W. &OYCE, Mgr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
Committees to Confer.

The committee from the Pine Bluff Chapter. of the D. \ R., and the committee from the John McAlmont Chapter, D. \. R., will hold confer ence Monday afternoon, at 2:30 clock, at the home of Mrs, Julia Noel. at Sixth avenue and State street. There will be no meeting of the John McAlmont Chapter during this month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
-Dne DIV Il..r-,

50 h.. is guaranteed for three years and costs you only $175 per square at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co, we have the cheaper roofing at $t50 per square.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10

Little Cornelia Walker, who has been quite sick for some time, is still very sick and is now threatened with typhoid fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
Dinner Party.

Mesdames Leon Dreyfus and Sidney Thalheimer, of Little Rock, who are visiting relatives and friends in this city, were honored with a delightful dinner party given for them at the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10
Thursday Bridge Club.

Mrs. Will Collier will entertain the Thursday Bridge Club this afternoon, at her home on West Fifth avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-12-10

home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Gottlieb. on West Barraque Wednesday even- ing.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-23

block 33 be filed that they would no
longer serve as a pond and thus en-
danger the health of the occupants of
her house on lot 81. After some dis
cussion, the clerk was instructed to
notify the owners of the lots and to
have them fill them. and, should the
owner fail to comply with the order of
the council the city Will do the work
and charge the cost up against the
property as taxes.
| The Cowles property. which is in
Salina street, was again before the
board and the present occupant ani
owner of the house asked for permls-
sion to buy the land of the city. As
this cannot be done except upon vote
of the people, it was decided that no
action could be taken Monday evening.
The councilmen seemed anxious to pass
the subject as easily and gracefully as
possible.
The bill of the Glenwood Light (
/ Water company for September was Up
again and Councilman Cardnell, as a
members of the light and water com
mittee. recommended that the bill be
/ paid and that the next bill be cut that
the city would not pay for lights for
time when they We're not on and of use
to the people. Clerk Kendrick an
nounced that had been done by former
councils. But the matter was passed
up for the present.
The Lincoln avenue sewer occupied
few minutes, but all seemed to agree
that it was too late in the year to try
to put in the $50 feet said to be needed
in that section of the city.
At this time the wheels began to re
volve as if but recently oiled. and with
in fifteen minutes the water and light
ordinances were passed and Council
man Cross was asking questions about
the tanks of the Continental Oil COM
pany Mayor Drach instructed Attor-
ney Rowe to make Investigations and
find ont just what the company intend.
! ed to do. He said, "We want to be
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-23
HYMEs' MEASURING DEVICE

That Simon Hymes of this city has a
greater thing in his measuring device
than he had believed is proven by
statement made this week by j. w. Erh,
assistant superintendent of the Denvtr
Pinkerton agency.
Mr.. Erb. who has charge of the Citi-
zcns National bank robbery ease was
shown this device this week and was
also given an idea of its working and
afterwards advised Mr. Hymes to send
models to some of the leading agencies
of the country. as well as to the chief.
OF police of the largest cities. Mr.. Erb
is convinced that the device will be of
great help in securing the exact meas
urement of prisoners as the Hymes de.
vice will give absolutely correct either
the strai ght measurements or the vari-
Gus angles, snch as the slope of 'he
shoulders, neck, bulge of stomach and,
in fact, everything that will be of use
to men seeking prisoners who have es-
Ddptu WIN nave once 1Hllpn INTO the
tolls of law and are again wanted for
some crime.
At present the Bertillon system is in
almost universal use, but with the
Hymes device in addition, the former
becomes better and the user would be
| able to secure measurements that ut
| present cannot be obtained with abso
lutte accuracy. In all probability Mr.
| Hymes will secu-e some models and send
them to New York and Chicago and
have them given a test by the Pinker
ton agencies in those cities. and if given
thorough test, there is every reason
to believe they will be adopted and an
other step taken forward by the secret
service of the world. If one city like
New York or Chicago adopts the Hymes
device it means that every city in the
world will follow and instead of having
something of great use to only the
tailors, Mr.. Hymes will have opened
another field or market for his measil--
ing device.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

There will he the usual services at
the Presbyterian church next SUNDAY.
both morning and evening; morning at
II o o'clock and evening at 1880 o clock.
y question box has been placed in the
vestibule of the church for the use of
the public. All questions placed in it
that have a general interest, relating to
religion, morals, and the Bible, will be
discussed at the evening services from
the pulpit. From time to time the pas
tor, Rev. Foote, will read questions,
which the people will be asked to an
swer by dropping their answers in the
question box. These answers viii also
be discussed. Neither questions nor
answers need be signed. Come out next
Sunday evening and hear the pastor 3
first question.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-23
KICKED BY HORSE

On Wednesday evening of this week
Dan Connor called at the livery barn Of
Roxy Bryant on Colorado avenue. In
passing through the barn, he either fell
under the feet of one of the horses, or
while in the stall the animal attacked
him and all but killed him
Two stories are told of the affair. One
is that Connor entered the stall of one
of Bryant s horses to give it some feed
and that the horse attacked him and
kicked him to the floor and pinioned
him under its feet. The other story is
to the effect that Connor was walking
through the barn and stumbled and fell
into one of the stalls. The horse was
eating at the time and was frightened
when the body of Connor struck its feet
and. in jumping around. its hind feet
struck the head of Connor and inflicted
deep gashes on the head and face.
When pulled from the stall Connor wa
unconscious, and not until some time
later and while in the Glenwood santa
rum did he recover and asked what had
hapsened
Dt. HOran WAS called and examined
and dressed the wounds and announced
thats he had every hope of Connor re-
covting. The left ear was badly man
gieds and the side of the head deeply
gasled. Other cuts were on the face
nears the eyes and today the wonder is
that iCoDnor was ever rescued alive. He
was fakei to rhe Glenwood sanitar;nrl
whete everything was done for him and
yesterday evening it was announced
that his chances for recovery were good
unless complications set in.
Ban Connor is one of the best horse
. men IN the state and-has no fear of an
animal as has been repeatedly shown
during the past twenty years, which
time ihe has been engaged iu the black
smith business in Glenwood The acci-
ient .sScnrr, about 10 =, 'eluck Wedn4s
-dsy night and it is believed by his
friends that he stumbled in the dark
ness and fell into the stall with the
above results.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-23
CRIPPLE CREEK GETS MEETING
''Pueblo. Cool, Oct. %
Next session Cripple Creek.

"a. j. DICKSON.''
The above message from Editor Dick
son of the Post was received YESTERDAY
afternoon and shows that the end of tn,
struggle between Colorado towns for the
next session of the grand lodge of /. o.
O. F, was over and that the great min
ing camp had won out.
The Colorado Odd Fellows have hal
one of the best sessions in their history
during the past week at Pueblo and
several towns over the state were bid
ding for the 1910 meeting. The rivalry
was keen and that Cripple Creek won
will be source of much pleasure to the
people of that city.
Another matter before the Pueblo ses
Sion was the locating of the Odd Fel.
lows state home. The committee in
charge recommended that it be built IN
Denver, but last reports indicated that
the action of the committee would prob
ably meet with much opposition on the
floor of the convention.
Editor Dickson and John L. Noonan
represented the Glenwood Odd Fellows
al the Pueblo meeting.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-23
ASPEN NEXT SATURDAY

If the people of Glenwood want to
do the right thing, they will accompa,
ny the football team of the high school
to Aspen next Saturday and thus no.
only show friendly spirit toward our
nelghbor, who comes here on every oc-
casion, but show an interest in the bovs
of the high school, who are striving to
bring the school to the point of being
recognized by the schools of the coun-
try aS one that turns out graduates
who are both mentally and physically
able to hold their own.
The boys will go to Aspen for th.
second game against the Aspen high
during this season. We have already
captured the first game and by winning
next saturday Aspen will be put out of
the running for the western slope cham
pionship and the locals will have prac-
tically easy sailing the rest of tn.
season.
The boys of the GIenwood school de-
serve your support.
The people of Aspen deserve your
presence as much as we feel that we
need their s on Strawberry Day Now
Is the time to pay old debts and We
should all go to Aspen. If sufficient
people will say they will go, a special
train can be secured. Let's do it AMI
all go with the boys next Saturday.
The Glenwood post., 1909-10-23
Sluggish Liver of Avalanche Editor i!
Working Again And Pipe Dreams
Are Published in the
Guise of Truth
HANK RESORTS TO FALSEH00DS

''The Marble Age published Marble in describing
robbery which this
their seurrious a
apology question
e Mayor Drach of being hldup
% editor letter
paper. tina the of info
o ton prejudice 1T BECOME
&. THE ARTICLE THAT OCCURRED IN SENT {.
o OUT GLENWOOD Avalanche
@ The statement the last the absolutely
witt Avalanche
statements rs that the Post did
o above to the Marble following
Z: the telephone yesterday the Post by Mr.
(. the
1T o the .
the article regarding robbery appeared the
Marble Age October
{. statement the Avalanche which generally
the article that appeared paper the Glenwooa
(. $ absolutely false HERBERT Fl J.yNDE
Editor Marble .
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The Glenwood post., 1909-10-23
BOOSTING FOR GLENWooD

That G. M. Keck is always saying Il
good word for Glenwood is shown by
the arrival on Friday morning of this
week of Ziba b. Hall and wife of Clevr-
land, o. Mr.. Keck met the Halls nea-
Chicago as they were coming to Colo
RADIO. Mr.. Hall announced that he ex-
pccted to spend his time in Denver and
Colorado Springs. This gave Mr.. Keck
an opening, and from Chicago to Den
yer he kept telling Mr.. Hall of Glen
wood, and even after reaching Denver
Mr.. keck kept on talking and finally
Mr.. Hall said, "Wel, we will go to
Glenwood.'' -
And they came Friisy mcrnlng foi :,
few hours stay. Before leaving, Mr..
Hall, who is assistant ticket agent in
Cleveland, o., said: "WeH. we arc
glad we came and next summer will find
Us spending our vacation in Glenwool
Springs.''
This is the sort of boosting that
counts. Had Mr.. Keck merely mer-
tened i,lenwood, Mr.. Hall would mo-
have come. but it was the continued
"a KING rnat brought him over .he nils
to the prettiest spot in the Rockies.