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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-31
.PLANS::1N PROGRESS
FOR. labor |. DAY
Labor's Festival Day Will Be Du-
=: " Observed. at the Head =
~ ~: Of the. Lakes.
Brethren Of Duluth and Superior
Will Vie With Each. Other .
Over Celebration. 4 +

MIR. P. G.: Phillips, secretary Of the
Labor Day committee OF the Duluth
Federated Trades and Labor assembly
reports that preparations for the OBJ
servance of Labor Day are progress
ing satisfactory, and that the commit
tee was determined the 1909 celebra-
tion OF labor's festival day shall eclipse
all former events, :&e4*. ~. x =
+ In Superior, the Trades and Labor
assembly has appointed the following
committee: Ed DohertX C. A. Swan.
son, w. Law, R. Z. Tracker and T. l..
Edwards; and the Building Trades
department, w. OCarrol,: George Il.
Penn, J.. Borte. +. Adams and SID
Riches. ,,:s2=S: :. &. =, g2-.*.< : r.
s. The committees named are author
lied to appoint subcommittee and to
name the marshal Of the day: and It
Dig expected that ! the work will be
accomplished this week. s r + :@5s !.
. u. The work OF organizing the parade
I and the proceedings following is ono
that this year will be Of more import
/ ance than in any preceding year as
the strength OF the different locals has
increased sSs ssStsi.E. .t 4 I5est :. : 8
The smemebrs are busy and there
will be g Il complete program ready
by the end OF the present week. #s
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REGULAR SESSION Eff =.
TIL: TRADES ASSEMBLY
President Perault Appointed the
Standing Committees for ! .. J: /.
the Ensuing Year. 49,.
Organizer Kovelesld Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor Ad-
dressed the Assembly,.

The regular meeting of the Federat-
ed Trades Assembly was held in the
Kalamazoo hall, Friday evening, July
3. All officers were present except
Vice President Blackwood. The min
utes Of the, previous meeting were
read and approved. Delegates report
ed condition Of trades as follows:
Blacksmiths, Brewery workers, Butch
ers, Steam Engineers, Horseshoers,
Longshoremen, Label League, Plumb
ers, Painters, Team Drivers and Tug
men, good; Building Laborers, Car
penters,. Leather Workers and Music
ians, fair; Cigar Makers, dull, The
following delegates were obligated:
Bakers and .Confectioners, Samuei
Bang; Longshoremen,. Richard, S. Nc
Gregor; Leather Workers, Jacob Geib.
Communications.
From Secretary Frank Morrison, Of
the American Federation of Labor,
asking for our assistance toward re-
organizing the Marine Divers, Pump
ers' and Wreekers' union, and the
Marine Cooks Union, was ordered
filed and replied to. From the Metal
Polishers' Union No. i, asking the as
,sembly to appoint q committee to call
on Mr.. Bloom, and ask him to stop
handling the products Of the Art Stove
and Range Co.; on motion waS or
dered received and COMPLIED with;
President ~Perrault /, appointed dele
gates Joseph Miller Earnest Rickard
and Peter (Marindaw< on the committee.
From the Western Badge and Novelty
CO. was ordered. turned over to the
Labor Day committee. ~
Reports OF. Officers. -, e Z,
; The trustees made the following
report: To the officers and delegates
Of the Federated Trades Assembly,
your trustees have examined the
books, checks and vouchers of the
secretary-treasurer and have found
them to be correct. January 13, 1908,
balance on, hand $685.: cash collected
$since then, $1,000; disbursements,
$2so.S0; balance in. bank book shows
$5.05 and $4,000 loan to the Pavilion
Association; total, $1O5.05. On motion
the report was ordered filed. 5.*t i ;.5 + IL
Delegate Miller reported that the
F1tger Brewing Co. had been placed
on the unfair list by the. Team Drivers
.Ho '1> ]tAe'e etic ue4eSdteS lake no
tice. y. .a4a} = VIZ. +. x .,s5 IA
President Perrault appointed the
following standing committees: Or
ganization, G. B. Un'capher, Ed Black
wood, Frank Heideman, NJ. Harvey,
q. Anderson, M. p Perry and Mose
L ]. sst'.li Publication and Lecture,
Jas. Walsh, p u. Hughes, w. Mashone-
icy, JOS Miller and y. Robertson. city
Council, p G.. Phillips, II II. Demp-
.sey, 2. Rickard, Otto Hoffman and Il.
Ho 'lyiL Societ yof Equity, Martin
Cole, Mrs N. Uterine Demp sey, p. Mar
indaw, G. F. Carlson and N. B 4.
4 Thompson. .5 81
l'ss ss555 Good and WeIfars. !, "
t3ssss Mr. Koveleski, organizer for. the Am.
erican Federation Of Labor was called
upon and made g short 4 sdpeech stat
Ing that his object III Duluth at5sthis
a 81, WIS ~ organize the bal tenders.
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SAID that, Sin all movements aimed at

SAID that, "in all movements aimed at
the betterment of the human race you
may have the men do the talking, but
you must let the women do the work. -
Those disasters and reyerses which are
liable to break down the spirit Of a.
man and PROSTATE him in the dust,
only serve to call forth all the latent
energies OF woman, and give such in
.trepidity and. elevation to her character
that it approaches the sublime. =
Local No. .2so had its trials and diff
ficulties at the first, but that fortitude
and perseverance SO characteristic OF
the sex in the face OF the most over
whelming reverses, enabled the local to
triumph: over every obstacle and today
it stands second to no Organization in
efficiency and usefulness to the cause
Of trades unionism in Duluth. -
The last meeting Of the local was
held on Monday evening. Notwith-
standing the threatening attitude Of
sky and clouds, the attendance. was
large and much general business tran
sacted. ~ .> ~. v 32..>&s* i; 4:
Among other things. very interest
ing Communication was read, from Mrs.
E. butcher of the iWornen's Trade; Tn
ion League. of New York City, COM
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-31
BRAINERD IS PLANNING
TO OBSERVE LABOR DAY

BRA1NERD, Mimi, July 2s-The
local trades aind labor assembly is
planning for an extensive observance
of Labor day. State Labor Commits
sioner McEwen has been invited to de-
liver the address, which will be given
In Lum park, on Rice lake. There
will also be a program of sports.
The following committees have the
celebration in charge: Executive, j,
M Taylor, George W. Ptppey, Louis
Hanson, p. F. Niles, Christ Senti, F.
Miller; park and solicitation of prizes.
George w. Peppey and F. A. Falster;
speaker, j. M. Taylor and George w.
Pippey.
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Distinguished Visitors

Just as we are going to press there
called in upon us Brother J. w. Kline
of Chicago, president of the Black
smiths International Union, and
Brother w. G. Powlesland, general or
ganizer for the brotherhood. We be-
speak for the international officers
a very cordial reception at the hands
Of Duluth men of every craft. The
limited. time at our disposal precluded
our ascertaining the plans and pur-
poses of the brothers in visiting the
city, but that it is in the interests of
the blacksmiths at the head Of the
lakes goes without saying.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-31

County Commissioners Emphat-
!. ically Protest Against OBJ
structing Public Roads
And Will Prosecute Violators to
the Full Extent of ~
the Law ..:. . =,

At a meeting Of the board Of county
commissioners OF st. Louis county
held July IL, 1909, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
ny Commissioner Frazer: ~
Whereas numerous complaints have
been made to the members Of this
soard concerning the fencing in of
county roads by settlers, and the
placin got gates and other distractions
thereon. and the building of. fences
along and nthe right Of way,
New. therefore, 1t Is hereby resolved
! that this board protests against such
violations Of the law and such clos
ing and obstructing of public high
ways, and hereby notifies such Offend
ers that the county roads, whether
those legally established on section
lines, or those which have become
public highways by six or more years.
usage, be kept free and ;unobstructed
for public travel, whether such roads
are used much Or little, and that all
violations will hereafter be referred to
the county attorney with Instructions
to prosecute under the statutes Of
the state, to the end that all persons
eo oAAellulh6 may DC properly Ilneo or
imprisoned as by law provided.
Resolved further, That a copy of
this resolution be published once in all
Of the newspapers. in the county, and
that all road foremen and others
promptly report to this board, or the
county attorney, any further violat-
lions Of the law.
Commissioner Ryan moved the adop-
= ton of the resolution and it was de-
clared adopted upon the following
vote: uYeas-Commissione Frazer,
Cumming, 0verton, Ryan and Chair
man McInnis,5. Nays-None.
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Housefurnishings on Sale in Basement

and he asked the cooperation of all
the delegates to the assembly in his
work among the bartenders OF Duluth.
Mr.: ;shafer, Of the Superior Bartend-
ers' Union was called upon and made
a few appropriate remarks on the
same subject. Secretary: Phillips. Of
the Labor Day committee, reported
that MT. Harvey had. been made
chairman cha. Of the. commit tee. that the
program had been LET and that every
thing was progressing nicely. On
motion. >; the secretary treasurer was
ordered to give the bulls Of all unions
that were more than ten dollars in
arrears to the: chairmen. Of the organ
ization committee, and the committee
was instructed to call upon them.
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned Ct 9:15. =.
...~.:, !: C. B. UNCAPHER,
- :; (: Secretary.
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Cloudbc1rst at ]
thousands dollars worth Of goods that od Damp caused By The
oudbst will fraction Stocks have been
through carefully and al merchandise slightly damp placed on sale for
quick cleanup 1idcuousy low

Most Of the goods are not damaged at all--simply
damp from the moist atmosphere inthe endorsement
stock rooms. Comprising Underwear, Hosiery, Sheet
1ngs, Sheets Pillow Cases Donet Flannel Pillows &C.
BE Here Early Today Goods. on Sale on Main Floor
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-31
F1REMAN's ARM is CUT
OFF BY FALLING GLASS

ALTON, Ill, July ia IRE which
started early this morning in the Boos
building on Thirteenth street caused
q damage Of 100000 and the serious
injury Of John Alched, a. fireman.
Alched's right arm was cut OF by q
pane of falling glass. Half a dozen
business houses have been Quilted. ~,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-31
RECEIVERS DISCHARGED.

- BOSTON, July 28.--In furtherance Of
a. plan for" reorganization, Albert C.
Lolng,l Charles s. Pillsbury and Albert
G. Cobb, anc1llary receivers Of the
ashburn Flour Mills COM
pany,, have been discharged. They
shave turned over the property in their
possession to the principal receivers
In Minnesota. / IL: & S / f. :. s
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-31
PAPER HANGER SUSTAINS
FRACTURE OF HIS LEG

Thomas J. Campbell, West Duluth
paper hanger, sustained fracture Of
the left leg Monday morning while
at work at the residence of Herman
Nilhaus, Fifty-ninth avenue west. Mr..
Campbell. lives at 2l4 North Fifty
seventh avenue west.
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plimeprttng the local upon its very ef-
ficient work, and assuring the members
that the result Of their endeaYors for
the cause was felt in New York. ~
The next meeting OF the local will be
held at Kalamazoo u hall on Monday,
evening, August 5. ;rr z MI. IL T. =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-31
STANDARD STEEL CAR
COMPANY STRIKE ENDED

P1TTSBURG, July 29.-The strike
at the Standard Steel Car company's
plant IN Butler was ended today. More
than 1900 former members of the pre-
V1ous force returned. A few of the
rlveters failed to return with their
Fellow workmen. Officials Of het COM
pany say that hereafter American
Workingmen will lbe given preference.
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The growth { 'Of Il tho WofnAn,s local
d label 3I.eague, NO. so, has been simply,
noflferal, No 8prs i,ization n
city has shown mi of the ttYue spirit
Eof progressivenessaf h la hls the Label
s1eads,s.s - q ~ Who
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

4 fairly good business was transacted In the
market for outside securities. and while the tsuaI
irregular movement shown IN some PoTlC1i71 11
of the list The general tone was steady, WIN de@
cided hrtnness in spots. Some OF the speclaIue1i5
however Welded limited selling pressules, "LIe
a. Few of the copper shares. which were run up
rather sharply Wednesday showed weakness
United Copper continued active at an improve
ment Of q; preferred was up points IN the 0lG
Kerr Lake on good buying, touched a new hlsh
mark at ga. Ray Consolidated moved up near
" point Rawhide Coalition advanced lOc 6u5
later reacted slightly. Standard Oh was OF 1 .
an Improvement of IA was offered down = IheTe ee
Grande 6s moved up 2s, United States ISuooer %
IA. St. Louis & San Francisco os were hrIni anu
Chesap peake & Ohio 5s of small traction
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

feature OF the early dealings on the Consol-
idated Exchange the strong demand for vari-
specialties. Ruling quotations for such issues
as Rock Island preferred. Colorado Southern and
Colorado Fuel were often Il to ~ of point above
the prices prevailing the Stock Exchange. Rock
Island preferred failed to change hands under
toss, although ii touched lower price on the Oth her
exchange of 5sas. Chesapeake & Ohio's low was
551q, compared with S. The traders started the
day favoring higher prices IL around and at the
opening the leading issues generally Is to a
Of point above the other board The opening
transactions IN Union Pacific 500 shares at
1885. against an initial price the Stock EN-
change of 1891. While times. later the day
the bulges prominent stocks We're offered
slightly under the other exchange. the close
there another rush to buy The final sale of
Union Pacific at lS1A. against q Stock Ex-
change closing of 1S1is Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Jan. The weekly return Of The Rank
Of England shows tie following changes: Total
reserve increased f559000. circulation decreased
tl9Gdo bullion increased liO.G00 other securities
decreased f9sssO0, other deposits decreased f628S
CO. public deposits decreased f372O0o and govern
ment securities increased f2.6S0 00G. The proper
ton Of the banks liabilities Is &C. 10
per cent. against 81 60 per cent last week snd conf
pares with advance from 35as per 10 4ss
per cent in this week last year The rate OF dis
count il unchanged ut 2lx per cent.
Paris, Jan. The weekly return Of the Bank Of
France shows: Gold on hand increased g 600
francs. and silver on hand increased 10000 trapcA.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
THE PLAZA BANK

New York. December cSth, 1905.
Notice is hereby given THAI Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders Of THE PLAZA BANK will be held at
Banking House corne: 5sth Street and fifth Ave
in he Borough c Manhattan. City
on the 18th day January. 1903. p O'Clock
OF electing fourteen Directors for the
three Inspectors OF Election
a. .he next Annual Meeting. for transaction
Of business properly before
said meeting
is also given that at said meeting. pursuant
Secticn 20 OF the Banking Law. resolution Will be
presented and voted upon. fixing the number OF Di-
rectors Of the Bank fourteen.
Polls wiz remain open from !, NJ. until p NJ
Transfer Will be closed from December 23rd
1905. o January 4th. 1909
z, NJ CLARKE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

DOMESTIC EXC'IANGE-Boston. 127c t'
count. Chicago. &c premium. San Francisco, sst
Sc premium. telegraph 7l2c premium: New "
leans. commercial 25EIjaC discount. bank 81 as
count: Charleston. buying par. selling l-ec lT-
MUM: ST. Louis. 10C premium bid, &c premium
asked.
BANK CLEARINtiS.-New York. exchanges
Si155g19sS balances s19.76S,SSS. Baltimore, sE
changes S5055S4S. balances Ss5.I65t Boston. n
changes s.. ass +aS. balances S3+13Ss, Cnlcaso e.
changes Si4 SIS %. balances $i.362I6o-
SILVER MAREET--COumerctal Sa- SA's'
5fIac. Mexican silver dollars. 40 Ear silver d
London closed at % 13-16d, an advance OF '--Sd
GOLD PREMIJN.-In Madrid II; LISBON -
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange %
New York IS quoted at 20i24-
GOVERNMENT RFCEIPTS--Cystons recepS
reported from Washington S5i.5li; internai - -.
nue. receipts $51, ,s65; miscellaneous recepIs, t
sl5 Receipts for the day, S1.s19SJl; expenltl,'7.
81 $4,000. Receipts for the month % dale. $50
expenditures Sl16l6O0; excess OF expehui'.-s' ~
e OS e5T Receipts for the fiscal year 70 date -
OPS SO7 expenditures. $685. 30S AS; excess OF eApe
lures So. .276.5Ss. -
81 B-TREASU RY--The Sub-Ireasury Naso7
10 the Clearing House S-256OSZ
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
General OfAce, Broad Street station,

Philadelphia. Sth January. 1909.
The ANNUAL. MEETING Of the Stockholders OF this
Conpany will be held q TUESDAY. the ninth day Of
March 1902 at il O'clock A NJ. in Horticultural Hail.
Street
meeting submitted consideration. and
tke Stockholders. the Annual Report OF the
Company year ended 3lst December. 1905
bonded Indebtedness the Company. ana
appropriate subjects such increase bonded in
6ehtedness made. time to time, when and
the Directors Il be required by
corporate needs Of Company. and they by
appropriate resolution duly authorize and prescribe
Stockholders obtain copies Of the Annual Report
Company. and the tickets OF admission
10 the meeting on after 2nd next, by
application person by
an Room Street Station, Philadelphia.
LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-SIOney on call opened a z
per cent; highest "a per cent; lowest, II per -:
last loan III per cent: closing. IGl12 per cent vi.
ing rate q. per cent Time money was nrs
active there being better inquiry. especially hr
the longer periods. Supply continued abCndzu,
and funds were prOcurable IN sufficient amounts
satisfy demand Conditions therefore remand
easv and rates FOR the shorter periods were shared
to 2I5G2s. per cent for sixty and ninety days 7sr
cent for four months, 54G3is per cent for five snl
six months and 3s4G4 per cent for twelve month";
Mercantile paper continued In good demand sni
as supply OF high grade names appeared 70 be n.
creasing a more active business was reported.
Rates. 315 10 per cent for sixty and ninety dsys
Endorsed bills receivable. 35s to ~ per cent ios
choice four to six months single names and - 70
per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchangs
market opened steady. with rates practically IN
changed at 4S1GG4-S7l5 for cables. 1880 BID and
a. asked for demand sterling and 4Sg4SoO FOR y
dav bills Short francs were quoted at 5l5S. an
short reichsnarks at 951s plus 1-sZ The marksi
held steady in the morning and early afternoon
with rates slightly better than at the opening f'
short fran-s. while the balance OF the market vas
practically unchanged. Gables we're quoted at
4S710d4S SI5. demand sterling at 4S69o94sS. and
60-dav bills at 4S5 Short francs advanced 20 SlSs
while short reiChsmarks held around 90ls plcs "a
Bankers posted rates were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Jan Z, p. m.-The market for Amer
can securities was strong. Last quotations follow:
FOREIGN MONEY

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET. call money in
London, per cent; open market discount rate for
short bills per cent: long bills 2's per cent Rer
lin discount rate PA per cent; Paris discount rate
2I-l6 per cent. Paris exchange London. %
francs II centimes- Berlin exchange London
% marks 4I$4 pfennigs. Bar geld. 7Is IO2sd.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-British consols for
money. SS}a cent: fer the account, S3ss French
rentes, Sc francs 711a centlmes
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

points IN its percentage OF reserve TO liability
but the statement is a poor one for the mrs
week Of the year. and compares unfaVoraol!
with an eght-year average.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

Financial Meetings.
empire Crust Company
Main Office. 42 Broadway.

NEW YORK. January T. 1909
ootice hereby given that the annual meeting OF
rhe Stockholders OF Empire Trust Company. for the
election Of Directors IN the class whose term OF oce
expire and 1or the appointment OF the In
% Election for the ensuing and for the
other business as be properly
will held in the Directors
the principal ONCE Of the Company. No. ~ Broad
way Wednesday. January 20. 1909. II O'Clock in
forenoon.
Polls will be II A. II. 70 IL NJ.
The the transfer OF stock will be closed
from ?. n Tuesday January 5. 1909 until 10
A M Thursday. January q. 1909.
H. NJ COUGH. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK

n , n :
snnual meeting % the stockholders Of this
for the election Of Directors will be held at bank
ing Tvveaty-tht-d Street and Sixth
Tu-scay January 12th- 1909. between the hours
o and 19 n " L DOUGLASS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08

The following the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks In which there were
transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchanges:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
Financial Elections.
THE PEOPLES BANK
Of n, City Of New York.

THE PEOPLES BANK
Of the City Of New York.
December g.
annual meeting the stockholders this RanA
election Directors the ensuing
inspectors o. Election viii be held the Banking
House Sp5 and 5S5 Canal on
Ja-usry 18th 1900 al u O'Clock noon.
polls will be open from u o'clock T. N
WILLIAM MILNE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
Diridend Notices.
KNICKERBocKER ICE co.

ENICEFRB0CKER ICE co.
TWENTIETH DIVIDEND
Chicago Ill. Dec. 81. 1913.
of have declared dividend OF
eTX PER CENT on the preferred OF this Com
psny payale January 1909 stockholders OF record
IN January Q, 1893
The t-a-sfer books preferred viii he closed
and remain closed until January
2l 1900 Checks will mailed stockholders
Central Trust Company Of New York.
WILLIAM A WALTER. Secretary
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
~ Broadway New York. Januarv 9Th. 1912.
Re Board Directors Of the United States Rubber
Company this day declared from its net profits
quarterly Of the First Pre-
Stock. ncudnR all outstanding old Preferred
StociSD. dividend Of One and One h7ls
the Second Preferred Stock OF this Company
70 Stockholders record ; P Friday January
payable closing Transfer Books
January 80 1905
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays:
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= Tn % 3 the hits 6ospns sss s5ss dn
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

sNew. tcertIacates A
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INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street journal

MINING.
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BOND MARKET SALES.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Total sales Of bonds. t7.01s. 900.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-08
UNREGISTERED.
BONDS
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

'seus cents per share todd lots.
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enlisted
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no.Ieo Total sales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-01-03
BRIEF MENTION.
% < ! : * | | | + . *+ ' +*+ |

A. w. Mills returned last night from q business trip to Rockville.
 Miss Daisy Sallee will return to- night from a visit to friends in Lit tie Rock. -------- . - -~----,~--
 Wesley Wellons, of Frost, Texas, has arrived for visit with his sister, Mrs. O. P. Keadle.
 Miss Leila Gammill has returned from a pleasant visit to relatives and friends at Magnolia.
 Miss Amer Taggart is home from a delightful visit to her aunt, Mrs William Fisher, at San Antonio, Tex W. c. Suggs. of Minden, La, has arrived in the city and will be con- nected with Mullikin's Department store.
 l Mrs. Morrow was called to Ell Do- rado, Ark. yesterday on account o' the sudden death of her brother, Ce' cil Goodwin.
 i Mrs. billiard H. Sanders and daugh' ter have returned to Little Rock, af' ter spending the holidays here witf Mrs. H. P. Bradford. : Miss Idahita Roth. after a ten dayf