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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
Were.)
WernaG isis.
sept. 1909.

Sept. 1909.
Der bar / Ienoere Sio npret Gale
ON at oranniiere en- Slogs Misiions.
iorening ibIonot oe ltnge Der / 1ee-
nab for at lie at opo9ffe Snterssie for
Risiion ibGanot Dem. Noar oe boo.
6e e II bis Nisiion at orbei6e for oe
ftioere li6t ON, funoe sc moaife 6Ii.
be interesiereoe | ben.
De bar ofte b9ret meo til at poe
til Misiionen og at bi9lpe abinoe-
forenin9en meo en- Sole ono Cup
per" eller noget lignenoe, til 5oroel
for en- eIer onoen Misiion, men bar
alorig boft iGrIie @isiion at arbeioe
for.
@n al bore unge Wpno bonoe oG.
ret til ct Wisiionsmsoe, boIot og
leoet nf De unee | en- preSbDterionif
airfe, oq fom iaa | Sanfer on1, at
oi funoe boIoe Iaooonne Meoer og
mooife oerbeo opopffe Snteresien
ibIan6t bore iInge for Wisiionen. San
f~ortaIte os ON. bnorIeoes oisie N6-
Der bIep bol6t, og Der bar no9le, iom
ipntes qoot ON ben Soc og bar bill.
lige til at toee fat meo oct iomme.
Men 8aitor S6s mente, at oi
moatte before nerte, inotil bet blep
feliqere ON Mftenen; oa troeoe ban,
Ser piloe fomme fIere. 0erbe6 bleb oct
iaa for Ell 9io -
DC Stuoent anoerien tom berop
for at boIoe oanif Sfofe, ipurgte
bon, om pi bonoe en- Wisiionsfore'
ming iblanot De unge; og bet blep
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
Geiisnation.

90 oft, bpao man bar baabet pad,
bar bremt og itolet ret,
aan treoes UNDER Ssooer
| ct eneite Get;
|Tbi ioaoon er M 2inet
til Sioer, oab iaa trangt,
Spao ofte ipnes gobt og imutt,
er bare pilot oe orangt.
Der oueges mangt ct Die,
naar Soreen foloer poa,
Sor De, iom 2pffen gGlter ret,
er M til Clint De foa.
Gen Srelt er BOG at finoe,
naar Mobeong orager mo:
8 bitre Soorer fsbteS init
oct ferIte SmiI paa ainol
Man flyer, @I9oen itprfer goot
StoetS frdple SRro,
4an benbe Sorgens bitre Stnno
err meget mere pRro.
@r 9pgeen bare rant og ieig
iom @iergets Malm, = ia, ian,
Saa letter Den ei 8Gfiten, mel -
men trobier bare paa.
- Se DOG, bpao man bar baabet paa,
bar orsmt og itolet ret,
San trpoes UNDER Sgooer
| ct eneite S9tl -
Men - ofte, bpor Ben baaroe SOB
ilog alt | Step % @rus,
Sfso imaa @orberres 9lomiier frem
til prpo for @lpoens 'Sus.
3. MS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

BAN ioa fortalt, bpoo ni tioIigere
boboe taIt ON. San ipntes, pi bur-
De be9pnoe meo oct iomme, oo Der
bar liot Snteresie for Ell iaaoon 5or-
ening. @i fit gaitor See til at fal-
De ct Wsoe for at ie, ON De nnge
life bar enige ON at boloe 0isie W1e.
Der | CONNER. Get bar bf, og oct
bleb beIluttet at BoIoe ferite Weoe
ON TO Tiger og iioen at boloe Dem
to Sgnoag.aftener | boer Maaneo.
On Bro9roms. 9omite beItoaenoe of
tire al llngoomsforeninoens Meolem-
nler, og Ell aosierer bleb nalgt. Oct
bleo oeotoget at arbeioe for Sopan-
misiionef, og at alt, bbao l%ngooms.
foreningen giorOe for at tiene 8enge,
bar meO ben Seniigt for Die =
SapanmiSiionen" Bort Brogram for
oisie Meoer beItosr Of Gang, Gale,
9ibellesning, 9sn, Defamation og
Oplnsning.
8i bar poobegDnot Opl9snin9 al
Ell 800, SEQ &frifos 6Io6er" oe
f~ortiptter heo bbert Mgoe. SorifeI-
li9e at Menigbe6ens Meolemmer
femmer meo % taler til os ON Mis-
%iionen. 9i bar en- forifeQig 2eoer
for bDert Msoe. 8i optoger en- Sol
lect beo Meoerne, og aosiereren af-
logger Ell 9fapport boer Song.
Get ipne8 of goa goot for iao blot,
og pi bao6er meo CUBS SipIp, at oct
MAJ bIipe til geliionelie for os oae.
8i er qIaoe neo at fifnne fao COB iii
at gore noaet for BAN, iom bar giort
ina meget for os. @i neo, at ban trpl1-
ger life til Dor SipGp, men at bet er
of bans fore 0oooe, at bi foar Sop
til at o6re noget for bam.
Mon 0isie foa Oro ON bore Mis-
iionsms0er oppGffe Snteresie hos
andre un9e @enner til at tooe grbei-
oct op iblonot oe llnge / oengp, bbori
De Dor. @i ifaG beite / Serrens Sio
og ifal faa Dor 2sn Ell Sang. 2oo os
bIibe enige ON at beoe for BEN oIler-
itprite Gag, Misiionsiogen. Serren
flyer | Mottb. is, 10: Sitter flyer
ieg eoer, at oeriom to of eoer bliber
enioe poo SoroeL ON bboo for en-
Gag bet er, at De bile beoe, bet
ifol neoerfares Dem of min 8aoer,
iom er | SimIene.
2ao os bsre fra andre ~ltngooms,
forenineer onore Steoer.
genIig Silien fra 9anif lutb.
MISUNDERSTANDING | Neenob, isis.
Caroline.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

pad lttl for 1iDlig anlutteoe Soroonls
reiie.
9oget al BET Understandable =
ifriber ban : par at l9gge Mnrfe
til lt6oanorerto9ene, Ser bit og Der
boIot paa Stotionerne. Gen ii6iriife
ganes itsrite 8etDoning er, eaer ret
tere bill / 2en9oen bline, at ben oob-
ner oaloige StrGfninoer of frugt-
bart 9ono / SDo.S i6irien, Ser egrer
fig til aoloniiotion.
Gen rusiiifegie9ering inoier ogiaa,
at Der intet Sn0enriesiperesmaal er
ioo oi8tigt JON 2%an6bruga, og op.
muntrer poa ale Moaoer 9efolfnin-
gen til ll~obanoring fra oct eamle
&uslanoS t9t befoIfeoe og uopinte
.Soroer til Sibirier.
Der paa Sibiriers frligtbore Slet-
ter fan 9p~bp99erne paa fort SID OPP.
naa EN- meget mere %ieloitpnoig og
efonomiif lan9t be6re Sitting END
/ oct gomle Gnslan0. s Seroeles.
be0 MI, % 5orboItnin9en Ser er OH.
ln9t efter forfuftigere 8rincipper
emo | oct gomle GusIano, boor De
gomIe NisforboIo er groeoe ioa fait,
at De er meget oanifelige at faa no.
rDo6e0e.
alt / alt, Ben rusiiife giegering er
iiffert fIo9ere, emo slan | Ilminoelig.
be0 forreitiuer fig, og ben inoier me.
get goot at 9uslanos Gremtio - ia
bets gleonino Iioaer i S%oroipSres.
moolet, oe at ben beoite og ~letteIte
Moaoe at bortIeoe Henotutionen poo
er at gsre 02iaioner of uoiuIteoe,
misbonole0e og m~isforneieoe rusiiife
96noer til belbolone og tilfreOie
Wie0borgere.
5or rigtig at f~orItoa Sor0ip6r9s-
moolet mua man buife poo at iefs
S~Doenoeoele at belle HusIanos 9e.
folfning err 9enoer.
90 MI efter ben ny Sernbnnes
@obning refer Suiin6er oo otter Su-
fin6er no til De frlgtbore fibiriffe
SIetter, 90 3uiinoer of Rpbpgger-
goaroe og @per pofier os, og Der rel.
fer oen enc Strife Zig efter ben ar-
ben meo oeres blao erer grerne Snip.
Ter.
8oa fin 8is blioer ben libiriife
Sernbane Ell beloig @~fGebsfanal for
Ben rllsiiife 9on6eelenbigbeo og ben
rusiiife 8onoemisforneielie.
9enne ret b%etpoeliee inore aoloni-
iation burbe 10 BOG oeiaa b9re bel
ififfet til at moobirfe eIer | oct MIND.
tie betpoelig inoifronfe ben fore rus
fife l1onanoring til andre 8eroens-
Dele.
Oct er en- 2pffe for ct 2anb at eie
ct ioooont fort og riet 9oloniiations.
omroaoe inoen for fine egne 8renier.
s SeroeIesbeo for Hiislono meo bets
urolige, beiperIige inore5orbolb, fan
bette blioe Ell Heoning utoer ben
trnenoe ltore i%ociale &otaitrofe.
Oct bar meeet interesiant at lie
be peloiee l1ooonorerifarer iamleoe
oeo Stotionerne, Meno, Gninber oa
9ern oe ieIp Meore meo Smoa-
bern beo 9rpitet. 9e bar | @lminoe.
Iiebe6 ret pormt fI96t pao, mango
af Dem / BeIsfroffer; men = be gil
rumot | Sneorinerne poa bare Seo'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Tom til at bpre 5ruet. Mon ganen
oa nor ono | bette Silfeloe2
Sna er Der altergangsbanen. Daan
eaar til Differs fine TO @ange ON glo.
ret. So, bpis mar blot aaar til III
ters at 9ane, iaa er oct 10 gait.
Men i9t M, Of Oenne gone par
@arfog til, at en- eGer onoen lille
ErosoniIt life fit 2on til 9anife at
u6os, men oens 9ilpqreIie, Hummer.
Iie nof, blen beboret for mooife iioen
at blusie op, moaife ferit poa Cote
iengen2 ga, BET bar 10 me9et beore.
OH ben fun6e bIusie op noeet for,
men ieln ON oct MI life ifete fer2
Won Der oo life nor noget goot for.
bunoen meo Ben 9one2 Oct Dor onot,
at man eif mere al 0one emo at
Srang. Men bnis oct I'M, onbeit Jet,
por Srong a~dioepel2 Wfon fun6e fife
belt Issripe iig ira 2pngslen efter
@uo oo fra Sranaen til at gere bans
Billie, iege i'm SiGIs 5reIie. Bar
Der Oa life no9et goot neo ganen2
Seq oeo, at oct fon gore ct Menneife
goOt at blioe renet no of oIt bette
bonemnsiige. Oct bleb Selo for mig,
og oct bleb niit Selo for mango on.
ore, Tom reiite til amerifa, men.
en- gammeI @one bIeo BOG igen til
$elo for mig. Get er 10 @ane eaer
Sfif at I9ie Sio. og llogonesbGn /
bore airfer, og at bette 9nerb uofe-
res at SfolelGreren Sea bIep Sfole.
Iprer 90 ifuloe u6fere bette Soero.
Sos bleo ieg 10 neot til at bore /
airfen bber Ssn6og, % oct ierte til,
at Sroet greb 6iertet og %oberbeoilte
mig ON min egen Spno oa ON @nos
Raaoe | 9riitus. Sooo ifoI man iaa
iiee ON ganen? SEQ mener, at Den
bIep meeet belobriueenoe for mig.
Get MI, at oct bleo Sane for, os
9riltne at orbeioe flittigt pno Dor
SieIs Solie9srelie? Spt at oct 6len
gone meo flittig G%irfegang, 9gn,
Susanoagt2 Get at oct bleo 8ane
at beige ipge, fottige, fooerIeie og
enfer2 So bnis BET ifete blot al ga.
ne, ioa bar BET 10 golt. Wen ipt
MI. at oct bar Troen | Siertet, Tom
offsote gnnen2 So, iaa bar oct oei.
iiee ganer, oe De oiloe mango San.
ge gore oct let. iom eIers nor tungt,
foroi ipn6igt 6eo baooe fine 8oner,
90 oisie formeoe iig til 2ieeoploig.
beo, Donenifob, Slsnbe0 og SIapbeo.
Gen n%obragne 99room bIiner efter
min Mening oerne: SfD onoe @aner
oe onoe 8oners Iogt, men ieg at
forme Dig gooe 8aner elIer Spobo.
ner, tbi De ger bet hinge forboIosnis
let. ariitus bop6e 10 ben Seonone
of ena / Spnogoeen pna Sa6bats.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
Spcrlebes Sibirien foloniicres.

5 .@steboros @ftonblao" fortGler
ben ipenifeproiesior aiellen ON 8or-
boIoene | 9ibirien. iom ban iaa Dem
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05
WRIGHT HAS
 NARROW ESCAPE
Makes Remarkable Flight. But Motor Exploded and Stops the Hudson. Fulton FIights-Piecc of Brass Barrel! Missed His Head.

New York. Oct. 4.-After making one Of the most remarkable flights i'll the history of the country up the Hudson river today from Governors Island :irclng Grants Tomb and returning. covering over 20 miles in ::,3 minutes. Wilbur Wright narrowly escaped d St rious injury this afternoon when he was taking his aeropane out for it's second flight. Part Of the motor eX- ploded, throwing piece of brass close to the head of the aviator and through the canvass of the machine Wrigh, only smiled, announcing to those around him that flights for the Hud- son-FultOn celebration was over.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05
DR. COOK HAT
 SHOWN HERE Openings Yesterday Attend ed by Many Ladies and Many New Patterns
 Exhibited
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAYS
Characterize Annual Shows at Down. town Establishments some of the
 Latest Creations.

Winter is here. Not only told by the calendar or the weather, but by that which teh ladies look farward to the Fall openings of the dry goods and millinery establishments Mon day was the eventful day in Pine Bluff and all of the local establishments tried to outdo the others in beauty and attractiveness of displays. Many ladies were out to see the hpadgear and the new fall suits and I'D to d late hour last night the ladies crowd
 ed the downtown streets and stores. viewing the things that were good to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05
At Wolf Nichols.

he opening of the popular store Of Wolf Nichols was yesterday q srcat SEtceSS, made so by the ladies who came from all parts of the city to look over the large assortment of ready to-"eaf SarmcntS offered to the DUblic By this pro@rt SSive firm. perhaps the most admired and talked oi Was the cNqaisitc smoke colored faflslan model readY-to- wear gar mehts and the ashes of roses in the latest designs and cuts of the season
 on the second floor of the Wolf N'chois building is the millinery de- partment managed by Mrs Ada II sweet assisted by Miss Gertrude Mack and IS one of the most strikino dis plays of it's kind ever made in th;e tuN' Among her display Mrs. Sweet mas the latest imported patterns and models from the =parisian masters os Well as the most original conceptions ol the American artists. The style oI mats displayed are of the new crea- ton Colonial style. raisin shade with oStflch pl'nes, aigrette and bands of gold
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05
LFyY|NC COURT IS IN SESSION Reports of the Various Coun- ty Officers Submitted at First Days Session INSPECT co. ROADS Are in Better Condition Than Bcfor.
 Many Magistrates
 Present.
INSPECT co. ROADS

After receveinc the various reports $ of the county officer sand disposine g of all routine business. the Jefferson County Levying Court, which held it's initial session in the City Hall Mon day morning, adjourned until g clock this morning, at which time it will levy as recommended by County Judge James Gould in his annual report, and disposed of other important business The first session was attended by 2S of the II magistrates in this county. County Judge James Could presided and County Clerk J. H. Shelby and County Treasurer C. M. NichoI acted as clerks
 The annual reports of Judge Gould Clerk Shelby, Treasurer Nichol Sheriff PSilpot and Road and Bridge Com missioner King were submitted and committees were named to inspect them and report at Tuesday S session. In the afternoon the magistrates were the guests of Judge Could. in automo- piles, and taken for d trip of two miles along d road east of Pine Bluff that is now being worked by the county teams. The object of the trip vas to demonstrate more forcihly the fine work being done throughout .Jef- ferson county in good roads building
 In his annual report County Road and Bridge Commissioner King report ed that the roads in this county are in better condition than ever before. Four first-class bridges were built during the past year and ten repaired and almost made new All the overseers in the county, Mir King reported, have beel. doing fine work througnou, the year. As Judge Gould complime nted Commissioner King for his work and recommended that he be reelected by the levying court, he will in all probability be given the place again.
 The following magistrates wer. present at Mondays session Of the Levying Court: J. R. Courtney, F. W. Barley, R. c. Baumgarner, F. S. Rob- ertson. R. J. Watkins, w.. N. Bridges, H. G. Hanna, ". H. Hall, ST., R. H.. Brown, Dr. Cunningham, l.. E. Cheek, J. A. Frazier, Wm. Richardson, w. |. Johnson, L. V. Bogy, F. B. Mitchell. J.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

The ladies of the Hospital and Benevolent Association placed in the hands of County Clerk Shelby cordial invitation to the members of the quo- rum court to visit the Davis Hospital, Eleventh avenue and Cherry street, at some time during the session of the court, and had hoped that they would go Monday afternoon. A committee of the association waited at the build ing to welcome them, but were dis appointed. The ladies are still hoping for response to their invitation and Weuld be pleased if the court would go in body at 1 a. m. today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05
THOUSANDS WANT
 TO SEE GAME
Eager Fans Send in More Than 10000 Orders for Grandstand Seats at the Bi. Championship Series Contest Are Turned Down.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 4.-More than 100000 mail orders for reserved seats for the worlds championship series between Pittsburg and Detroit, have been turned down Bleacher seats twelve thousand in number, will be opened for sale on the day of the game. Extra police are being secured. Eight thousand additional seats are being erected in the field. The series will open Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05
CITY BUYS OLD
 BOAT LANDING Purchases Lot at Foot of Tennessee and Will
 Erect Warehouse SHOW LICENSE TAGS Council Demands That ychicIc, of Ever. kind and Dogs Dis.
 play Them.
SHOW LICENSE TAGS

The City Council disposed of much business last night. the most import ant matter being considered was inc purchase of lot at the foot of Tenp- eSSee street, which the city will use as boat landing. The Council after approving the purchase. which was made for the city by Alderman Russel Hollis, of the Committee on Public works, instructed the Board of Public Affairs to advertise for bids for the erection of an ironc1ad Warhousa OH the site Money for the building was also appropriated. 3The property Was purchased from Tf B. Caldwell, receiver tor3the ArkanSas River Pack ct Company for $6oW The city will charge steamboat .p1aarfage and this procedure will insure good boat Bluff shipping interests have not en- ioyed for some years.
 \ resolution, presented by Alder man Meyer, was adopted and directs that all saloon keepers shall keep their doors closed on Sundays, while their places are being swept and cleaned by porters. The alderman at tributes many Sunday violations to this practice The police were in- structed to enforce the resolution.
 Another resolution making it com pulsory for vehicle, dog bicycle and auto owners to keep license tags con spiciolsly displayed on all vehicles and licensed animals, was also adopt ed. This becomes effective October g and although the ordinances. reouir- ing the licenses, demand that tags shall be in conspicuous places on the vehicles, the resolution, it was stat ed. was introduced to bring about their enforcement The police were ordered to enforce the ordinances to the let ter.
 \ white man named Love. fined S1OO for carrying d revolver, was release,l rom Jail upon the orders from the Council, because of illness
 Many needed sidewalks were refer red by Alderman Sheppard, Chesnutt and Jordan and the latter complained about the absence of crossings on Fifteenth avenue which are hadIv needed by the school children, going to and fro mschool. The Board of Public Affairs was instructed to place crossings on Fifteenth avenue. be- tween Linden and Main streets. Sev- efal property owners were given per- mission to raise side walks on West Barraque and on East Third avenue
 H. H. Woodward, white man, who was fined $25 in the city police court and paid the fine, after it is stated, he entered plea of guilty to charge of Sabbath breaking, was refunded his money upon the request of At torney S. J. Hunt. The case was ap- pealed to the circuit court, where the appellant was victorious.
 At the request of President s. M Taylor, of the Pine Bluff School Board. the Council will build sidewalks on Missouri street for the convenience of the pupils of the Missouri Street School.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

eoI"ra Wisteria and whit. Miss KcIIV Is Ill charge of the millinery depart
 ment. The chief attr~4tion among tho dry goods department were thr various eelors of fine silk fish nets worn over tbe beautiful taffetas and the large cas" of lace neetWcar and jet trim
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

   thy eonr

F. Koonce, G. ". Davis. ,. P. Knox, ]. F. Pitman. J. II. Bal hsia H s. Gibbons. Matt Gardner, \ H. Wilson !. II. Brooks, C. ]. Tucker, J. w Row seE. (. H. Acklin and J. B Talbot.
 Judge Gould'> Report. To the Honorable County Qrof9Hn
 Court of Jefferson IouNtN Arkan-
 sas.
 Gentlemen - submit for your r"n- sideration my report covering the oas { NHHl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

You'll not regret an accident pol Icy after you are hurt. Better take one while you are safe and sound. We can write you the best form issued in the Travellers of Hartford. Cotton Belt Savings Trust Co. 11-2-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Co. pay interest on time deposits and saving accounts. Special attention given to sale of all kinds of Real Els. tate. Let us list any property you may nave TOT sale. 9-29-d1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

We pay four per cent interest on F month certificates of deposit. Three per cent on savings book accounts.
 Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 1O-5-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05
CRITICAL DRESSERS
 ALWAYS ORDER EARLY

We are showing the new Fall and Winter shades In blues and grays.
 EISEHKRANER, THE TAu0R 110 West Second avenue, over R. .. Thompson & Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05
Marx Opening Postponed.

We can write your cotton insurance and give you the best companies. Cot ton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

class bridges, many of them by more | than fifty per cent new material i There have been many township bridges built by the various road over seers. detailed reports of which are contained in their quarterly reports.
 Road Building.
 The macadam road built south of the city is, and should be matter of pride to every citizen of your coun- ty. and has caused a very marked, in crease ip land values tributary to said road. am planning for a like road Ill the near future of greater length My policy has been to take the county teams and put them into weak town ships md put their very worst roads ln good condition. made reauisitions on the department of good roads. Was at ashingten, D. C.. for an eXperi- enced man in building roads, which they furnish free for a limited time and from his advice and suggestion We have been able to put such places as the lnc!lta' Flat, Jenkins Lane, Brady Slough. Alexander Bottoms ant DerrlsseauX Creek in such condition that at any time of the year a loaded wagon could come over these places with ease. where in the past an emp ty wagon could not be hauled through the mud and water without danger at times.
 We built, just on the line of Grant and this county, a mile of road. during the early part of the year, that has enabled the farmers of Grant county to pass over the dread Derrissea,lN bottom at the very highest water and Tn mld-winter bringing much valuable trade to this city. that during the bad road season were compelled to go to ether markets.
 We have just finished stretch of road to Noble Lake of five miles that is as good a piece of dirt road as can be found in the state and have tue county teams at work on what is known as the Trimble swamps, stretch of road that gets practically impossible during the winter l hope to get this outfit north of the river in the early spring of 1910, as there is more work in that section than the overseers have money to complete. In addition to the roads of the coun- ty we have contributed to the city out of the three mills road tax, collected in the city their prorated part of this tax, which has been used in paving the city streets, and building culverts and bridges. You are invited and re- quested to visit the county camp locat- ed just northeast of this city two miles and see the condition of your mules, i tools. etc., and inspect the class of work being done.
 Without a single exception the read overseers of your county have honest ly and conscientiously performed their duty and with the limited funds in their hands compared to the mileage of roads have done we'll in their work. Paupers.
 It seems that the steady stream of paupers instead of decreasing is grow ing to an alarming extent and there must, at very early date. be pro- visions made to build a home for the whites seperate and distinct from the colored and I ask you to make an ap- Continued on Page Four)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

The largest and most com plete line of Steel Ranges and Cook Stoves ever shown here are to be seen at our Retail Store. Fox Bros. Hdwr. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

Rafe Levy, of Little Rock. spent Sunday in the city the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Marx.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05
AtSi,eSS-W WaitOn's

The store of Sivess- Walton. present. ed one of the most pretentious stvIa alsPlays in millinery eyer shown in this city. Mrs. E. Wise and assistant MlsS llllnG were busy showing the oea"'llol styles to the adnlrin@ ladies Ill the attractive parlor decorated with palms. ferns and other pot flowers. The styles displayed al this popular store were the mulberry shade poke hats, the Russian turbans and the con t1hehtals. The dry goods department Is also shown to fine advantage with beautiful silk dress goods, in the win doW and readN-to-wear suits on the inside
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-05

FURNITURE SALE. Monday and Tuesday I will sell for cash all the furniture C rooms) ill my House at 1900 Cherry St.
 MRS. ". '. ELLIS.