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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
W Vnlln'S Auxiliary.

The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Church was pleasantly entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. M. l.. Bell, at her home on West Barrauuc street. The Auxiliary is study 'ng the life of St. Paul. and the work has proven very interesting. Mrs. Anna Buchanan read an instructive paper on The Second Missionary Journey of St. Paul. which was fully appre- clated. An important business s,ns- sion followed. Before their depart ure the guests were served with de- iiciOuS refreshments
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
High School Girls Leave.

party consisting of the followin- high school girls will leave this morn. ing to attend the state athletic meet which will be held at Little Rock to- day: Misses Allie Mae Howell Ger. trude Fox, Hattie Fox. Emily Fox ReXie Parker. Nance Nunn. Ami, Martin. Mildred Owen, Lola Kaiser Readma Dansby and Emma Will bourne. The party will be chaperone, by Miss Blanche Fox and Professo, K. T. Benton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
The Crystal Club.

The Crystal Club was pleasantly en-
 ertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. Fules Borresen, at her home on West barraque street. Spring flowers Ind ferns served as the decorations. fhe game proved most interesting, |esulting in Miss lrma Grace mak- hg the highest score, for which she kas presented handsome piece of Tut glass The club will meet next keek with Mrs. F. X. Peck. The club members pre- sent were ,Mesdames F. !, Peck, w. H. Langford. Finn Hut. Jules Borresen and Miss Hazel Peck The guests were Mesdames C. F. Philpot, A. w. Scrug.s, H. F. John- lon and Miss Irma Grace
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
Merry Maids and Matr0ns.

The Merry Maids and Matrons were delightfully."- entertained Wednesday afternoon by Miss Ella Howell, at her home on West Fifth avenue. The home was artistically decorated with roses and spring flowers. At the con- clusion of the interesting game Miss Hattie Currie was found to be the winner of the maids prize. which was rhinestone coronet. The matron's prize. handsome hand-painted plate,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
Easter Dance.

Easter Dance.
 The Lotus Cotillion Club gave their Easter dance Tuesday evening at the Bluff City Club. The german was led by Allen Orto. Professor Leon Blocks orche stra furnished the music and the merry dancers enjoyed them selves until a late hour. The follow is the list of those present: Misses Bettie Austin. Ella Howell, Hattie Orto, lola Philpot, Kate Johnson, Mary Kate Riley, Lola Mann. Caro- line Caldwell, Mary Geisreiter, Bettie and Nell Gallagher, Irma Grace, Vir-. ginia Walker and Berta Sullivan, and Messrs. Junius Jordan, Jr., Allen Or to, Sterling and Alex Barrow, Will Jacobs, Henry Jordan, Dick Knox, Frank Hearn, Ernest Walker Beaurie Hut, Will and Curran Nich- ol, Robert York, of Memphis; Free man Cockrill, of Little Rock; Dr. c. N Mayfield and Carl and Dan Rut- ledge. The chaperones were Messrs. and Mesdames x. A. Waldron, w. H. Langford, Richard Barnett, Hardy Kilgore, Will Rowland, H. E. Tru- lock. John Wilbourne, H. E. John- son.. Van Knox and T. M. Phillips. Thur man Louthan and Clifton How ell; Mrs. Ed Rowland, Ja., of Mem phis, Mrs. c. F. Philpot, Mrs. Hay field and Mrs. J. H. Eddins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
Hiss Goldsmith HOn0ree.

Mrs. NJ. Eisenkramer entertained at bridge Friday afternoon, at her home pn West Barraque street, compliment Dry to Miss Ruth Goldsmith. of San
 Antonio. Heart shaped decorations prevailed carrying out the motif of white and green. The game of whist
 was enjoyed. Miss Goldsmith mad" fhe highest score and was awarded a lace collar. The second prize, a fancy ace handkerchief, was captured by
 Mrs. s. A. Rosenberg Miss May Blu fhenthal and Mrs. Al Hirshler, of Gin clnpati, were each presented with a fancy lace collar and handkerchief After the game the guests were in Rlted into the dining room, where de- Flclous refreshments were served in four courses. The luncheon further earrled out the color scheme. The guests present were Miss Ruth Gold
 smith and Miss May Bluthenthal and |hesdames Al Hirshler, of Cincinnati; Y. $. Simon, Mo Levine, s. <. Rosen- |Derg, Charles Levy; Miss Edna |otrauss and Miss Josie Strauss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
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 nome Mission Society.

,aA.H nome Mission Society of the ,es, A,slde Methodist Church met in ,,,s s'ar T session Monday safternoon hon. "fs' 5. R. Donaldson, at her e,a.. on Lakeside. The devotional R s Were ably lead by Mrs. H. i ef' Mrs. c. c. Gillespie read p,.s. interesting paper on "The
 Women of the South" Miss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
Birthday Party.

Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Rowe entertained Tuesday afternoon, at their home on State street, in celebration of the tenth anniversary of their daughter Lillie. About twenty little boys and girls were present and spent a most pleasant afternoon playing many in teresting games. At seasonable hour delicious refreshments were served. MT. and Mrs. Rowe were as- sisted in entertaining their young guests by Dr. and Mrs. $. D. Wilson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
TEc Matinee Club.

ne Matinee Club was delishtfnlly entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. W. A. Ta@gart The home was artistically decorated with roses and snowhalls. The game. as usual, proved most interesting. The club prize, handsome hand-painted plate. was won by Mrs. Hinton Ferguson, After the game tempting refresb- ments Were served The following club members enjoyed Mrs. Tasgart's $ hospitality: Mesdames John Temple. Russell Hollis. R. T. Benton, H. I. Holderness, Will Miller. F. G. Smart. Earl Phillips and Hinton Ferguson and Misses Reva Harris, Mary Lind- sey' Bessie Downs. Emma Dewoody, Fannie McGaughy. Blanche Fox aud Nell Lindsey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
Past Social Events

Louise Bridges favored the society With a beautiful solo. Mrs. r. O. owen read several selections that were greatly enjoyed by the society. folloWlhs the program an important business session was held. in which lli''ch business Was transacted. The ladies then adjourned to mee; next Monday afternoon, which is the reg 'ilil meeting day for the society.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25
hQdsOI-Chambers,

dudson-Chambers.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Crawford is- saed invitations yesterday to a recep- uoh at their residence, following the wedding of their niece, Miss Lula Lil- 4'an Hudson, to Mc. Aaron Edward onambers, which is to occur at the 'rst Presbyterian Church on the ev- en'ng Of Wednesday,, April 2S. The invitations read as follows: MT. and Mrs. J. w. Crawford re- luest the pleasure of your. company Fs. the wedding reception of their aece' Lula Lillian Hudson and MT. aaron Edward Chambers, Wednesday, Npl'l the 18th, nineteen hundred and :. a.ne' rom 9 until il o'clock, al. 630 saestnut street, Pine Bluff, Ark"
 me out-of-town invitations are as follows:
 "f' and Mrs. J. w. Crawford in- M you to be present at the mar
 4ee ol their niece, Lula Lillian Hud-
 A' .o Mr. Aaron Edward Chambers, eo., 'ne evening of Wednesday, the a.s. l ol April, one thousand nine bug
 ana nine, at half after eight p'A' First Presbyterian Church d,..s, niun' Ark. Reception imme- sr. a'ely after the ceremony, 63o Chest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-25

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The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
MAIL LAUNCH
 RANNED WHALE

The launch Fox plying between Ju. noau. Rake. sumdum. Snettsham and
 wiadam arrived in port yesterday at, ternoou at o'clock, shortly after leaving Rake a large whale was seen by Capt Moss. This was not an un- usual sight and as the big mammal was some distance away, no further notice was given to him, when he dived in direction crossing the path of the launch. The Fox being a very
 fast boat, soon reached the point near where the whale was seen to dive, and without warning. the huge carcass arosc slowly before the bow ot the boat To stop or sheer or was impos. sible and the stauuch launch struck the mammal sQuarcly on the back, broadSide. The impact of the boat ruCCled the whales temper or frighten ed him, for he bumped up his back raising the bow ot the Fox out ot the water. A few desperate splashes with the gigantic tail and he was gone, while the launch slid easily back into position. This Is the first experience
 Of this kind reported by launch own. CTS In this district-Juneau Dispatch,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
DICK BUSHELL
 FILES CHARGES

Marshal Sutherland says on his first trip to wrangel he will investigate the complaints filed by Editor Bushel Of the wrangel Sentinel alleging that Deputy Marshal Lowe, of that place, h filling the jail for board money. Marshal Sutherland says he has con. rideuce In his wrangel deputy, who Is well known to the department where hts record is good one He says that his deputies will have his pro lection in the enforcement Of the law and that selling liquor to Indians is to be stamped out in this division without fear or favor being shown.
 Deputy Lowc informs Dispatch reporter that Editor Bushell is prac ticing in the Commissioners court at wrangel and has been somewhat dis. appointed at not being able Co clear several clients, He says he is cnforc. ing the law in a reasonable and just manner and that his official acts are open to investigation at any and an times.
 Editor BuShen returned homo on the Humboldt after filing his com. plalnt with Marshal Sutherland. - Juneau Dispatch,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
USED AGAINST HER.
censrstulstisns the Actress Received
 on Her Engagement,

ceneratulstionS the Actress Received
 on Her Engagement
 \ London music hall belle who had just successfully landed" an old and wealthy noblcmau sued an unpopular manaCcr. alleging that he had not paid her sufficiently well for her engage meut at hls ban She won the case and was Immediately inundated with aowcry congratulations from her friends an of whom were glad to see tho mauarer % down.
 Not content with her victory, how ever. the belle must needs crow over her beaten man0cCr by packing up the choicest of these tclcgramS and dis patchinc them Co his house, with the lutimatiOn that he might make what use oS them he thought proper,
 She regretted this last concession the next morning. Taking her at her word, the manacer pasted the telcCramS on a Aoard outside the music hall, headed them "vhat Miss FliChtic's friends think of her engagement" and left the puNlic Co assume which engagement the professional or the matrimonial, was meant.
 Then followed such messages as Good for you. old girlr' Pinned the old horror at last-' Don't let him wricSle or the hCoE-' stick to him til you get the dibsr- ''COngratula- tons on your splendid hauir'
 Another action for damages against the manager Is now pending,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
No, In His Lifetime.

A well known scientist was lcctur- ing on the suns heat and In the course of hls remarks said: "1t Is an cstab- llshed fact that the sun Is gradually but surely losing It's heat and In the course Of some 7o,Oo0oo0 years lt will be exhausted, Consequently this world of ours will be dead and, like the moon. unable to support any form of life"
 At this juncture a member of his au- dience rose In an excited manner and said:
 Pardon mo, professor, but how many years did you say it would bc before this calamity overtakcs usy'
 The PrOfessor--Seventy millions, sir.
 Thank Godg' was the reply "I thought you said LooO,0O0"-Success Magazine.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
pleasure 10 confirm tbe statement

pleasure Co confirm the statement gave for publication somo years ago Id favor oi poan's Kidney Pills as tho relief obtained from their use has proven permanent suffered from an acute attack Of kidney trou. De and though I used remedy after remedy. I vas unable to find relief had Che most severe pains across ihe email of my back and vas also annoyed by irregular passages of the kidney soertdons. Doan's Kidney Fins helped m4 ct once and continue use entirely relieved me. am great advocate Of Doan's Kidney Pills ald have recommended them on many occasions"
 For sale by all dealers. Prics DO cents. Foster. .Nllburn Co., Buffalo Now York, solo agents for the Un jted siatcs
 Remember tlio namr--Doan's- aud take DO other
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
Net wha, Re Wanted.

A Scotsman walked Into a Montreal bookshop and, as the assistant thought, asked for Robert Burns. On being told this the proprietor of the shop him self got down three or four editions of the poet and took them to the wait- Ing Scotsman. The customer. how ever. shook his head hopelessly and sald "1fs nae Robert Rurns l asSit Tor, but rubber bandsT
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
CURE CJTICURA AT CITY MISSION
Young Woman Found in Awful Con-
 dition with Scabies Body a Mass ofSores from Scratching Tried Many Remedies for Seven Weeks Result Was DisccuragIng, But
ITCHING TORTURES
 YIELDED TO CUTlCURA

"Whilc I WIS doinr missionary wort in tho lower portion oi several cues ! found it nccrarv Co know a lttc oL the enofpv of a flow ncdiC.nc and after a VI ailo [ found that O hllc iugw!- cdca of Cuticura wns about 1ll J uc1qoa. Ono of tko vcrv bad cases ] had Go deal with was that CT o young woman who had come Co us not only broken in spirit but in a most awful condition physcallv. Our doctor examined hcr and told us that sho bod ecabio7 ltho itch), incipicnt .parcsis, rheumatism etc. brought on from cNroTuro and lha effects ol hor roCCcd-cdEed llie, Her poor body was a mgss oi eors from scratching and she w0s not nr'0 Co retain sOlid food We tried many. things, a good tonic WIS uycEg1hpd and hath7 with a rubbing ol lCfd and su.phur Nc worked har1 ldr eCvCn vccIE ora you can imbginc ,how discouraged we wcto when. after all thAt time VIC could fco SO little improvement. Ono day ! hap- poncd t0 foe a Cutcuro Advertisement trlHnr how a ittln baby had been curod or a bad case of skin eruption, and although ! had but ninci y-rcvcn cents with mo. l bought a c1le oi CHii- Cura Soap and bottle oi Cubcura Resolvent. When l reached home was lillc child with now toy, and wo bathcd our patient well and gave per Q fun dose of tho BcsolvCnt Shc ENpt that nicht better than she had s,nCo eho had hecn with us and Che next day I located the price CT O box or Nutcura Ointment. t an not cXnrgCrntng when sav that in exactly five wecis this young woman was uble Co look Tor d position, bcinc strong enough Co work md flll of ambition. Tn another month sho left Che home and now has d good position in nice family where ehc is respected and is strong and wcl.. You may refcr may one you wish to mo. personally. L0uu Jane Bates go Fifth Ave, Now York, N. I., Mar n, i90T,'
 C,-nn'r,e rrfsr-si and irirrrN 'rrrrt Coz Evry hunat ot irrnu gf.arcn and Aag.
 Cut.-rra OrtuErt ts'e1 tC llg'l th- Alg -1. il,.- cufa VfrIvrrf iforH. fur H thr l-Ln ..
 n,ytai nm 2gs pag vl1I ot 61I ta rrr.Iy t.r e.lH tfrHfsnsTt fhH void IHHlT u-U lHi. 4r-Nsbcd irss. Cui'eura B5os on 5tin Dis-s-o,.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24

BERLIN. Govmsny-Feminine fash iOns denounced by the Vatican organ osscrya,ore Romano. are responsible for a remarkable divorce just granted by the courts o5 the province Of Silesla on the representation tha, tho wife had become intolerably thin in order to acccmcdate her figure Go mcdish dress, A prominent Silcsian resident has been awarded decree, and the respondent declared guilty in the eyes ot the law,
 Inc petitioner said that when he married his wife she was ct good ugurc. This year she suddenly de oidcd she must be thinner to keep pace with the fashions, She began a strenuous cure which reduced her Art-oue pounds. For three hours each morning shc played tennis, took daily walks ot two hours and ate like a bird. Her rcsy complexion grad
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
lISsGTlRI OF FHGTsREGl SOCIETIES
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD.

Regular meetings ot Camp SSag' WSy, No, 1, every Tuesday al S;SC o'clock sharp. In A. B, hall. Broad. SSy.
 Visiting brothers are cordially In. viteG.
 J. N. Keller. A C, F. J. Rosenberg. A R.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24

Duke of Wellington. How can | go, considering the injuries which Che duke inflicted on my country What shall I doy"
 Baron Brunuow listened gravcly Co his colleagues exposition and then rc- piled. AS the duke Is dcad,' hc said, T think you can safely 60 Co Che funeral IT you were asked Co attend his resurrection I should say refuse thc inrItntlnn.n
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
EsATEsNAl ORDER OF EAGLES

RegglAr meetings ot Skagvay AeCie No, &S, FrateTnal Order ot Eagles first and third Wednesdays in each month, ia their hall on EIrth Avenue, at S:So ?. n. sharp.
 All members are requested to be present and visiting brothers are ia, Nited to attend.
 HENRY A RHODE. Worthy Pres ,, N. Keller, Worthy SeSy,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
WHAT IHE MlEEYs %
Their uneaasina Werk Keeps Us
 aLrana and HeaLlnY.

Strong and Healthy.
 An tho blood iu Ao hody paasc through the HiHeys once eytry lhse minutes Tao Eiinoys filter tho biloi They work piei ard day When healthy they remove abont 900 grains lf impure mauer dalF. when un. healthy some part of ihis impure mat Ger Is lart in tho blood This brings nu many diseases aud Hymptoms raln to he back. headacbe. nov0us ness, hot dry stiH. raoUmausm, goaJ gravel diRordes ol tbe oycsisht and tcarIue, dizziness irremiar heart dcblhg drows.Hos dropsy dep1ta lr he urine. etc But C you kcep Che filters rigb, you ulll have mo tf3uble aith your Kidneys
 w. d. Hawkins. Ces Yosler Way Seattle, Wash ays 1t Elvce hoe
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
Re cnula Go

At the death Of the Duke of welling- ton the whole diplomatic corps was invited to the funeral at St Paurs. The French ambassador on receiving hls invitation was very much upset. Be hurried or b his colleague of Rus. sia. Baron Brunnow, and conhded to him the difficulty in which he was placed.
 "The queen" he said, expects us Co % to St. -Papcs to the funeral of the
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
Sammy rels.

Mrs. Smith was showing visitor a new hattree she had recently pur' chased when little Samuel came in and neglected to remove his hat. Thinking to teach him a lesson she said, sam uel. what did I buy that hattree fory"
 "For Si.aS" answered Samuel promptly. but you said wasn't to ten anybody
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE
 ORDER OF ElKS.

SSNSwSy Lodge No. 4SI, B, P. o. EIES, holds iSs regular sessions al S,S0 D m. on the fiCSt and third EhursdSyS oS each month, al it's han on SjxtA avenue.
 A cordial invitation Is extended {. all visiting brothers.
 FRED. CALLARNAN, Secy.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
sREs AND ACCEPTED aAsoNs

Regular meetings ot White Pass LOdse, No. llS, Free and Accepted Naso1S, second and fourA Fridays O, each month. at D. m. sharp. at Ma. sonic hal, 22S Fourth avenue.
 Soioarning and visiting members are requested eo meet with US,
 A P. DRAPES Secy
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
L-ife

Life Is a good deal of puzzle, but 1T we were more rcsc4ute In our deter minatiOn to enrich it by worthy serv- Ice than we nre In our desire Co solve Its mysteries we should bc happier. If we put more into 1t we should get more out of it-Epworth Herald.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
LADIES OF rse MAeeAsEEs.

Regular reviews ot Hive No. 2, La dies ot the MaccSbees will be held the first and third Tuesdays in the month at s p. n. sharp, In their hall on sixth avenue.
 Al visiting members are cordially invited.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
Thn Whnln In,N.

When one mockingly asked Hlttel if he would teach him the whole law while be stood on one foot the rabbi replied; What you would not like done to yourself do not to thy neigh bor. This Is the whole law. All the rest Is commentary on 1t. Go learn thfs v
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
WOMAN FOLLOWS FASHIONS;
 HUSBAND SECURES DIVORCE

ually changed to chronic paleness. She dwindled away until her weight though she was five feet ten Inches In height was only isS pounds.
 She attained her ambition, however and could wear really fashionable gown. When her husband forbade her continuing to fade away she dorled him.
 In the divorce proceedings the com plaiuaut cOntended that his wife had deceived him because he had bar. gained to marry woman Of natural, ample proportions. Had shc been ill it would have been his duty to watch her grow thin uncomplainingly but as she sacrificed herself merely in re. sponse to the dictates of mad fashion he claimed the right to be rid of her
 After a fiery attack on the bar barrie styles by counsel. the divorce was granted,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24

Guests arc givou every attention 1 the Caribou hotel at CarToss Clean comfortable rooms. good service, fine fishing and hunting close Co Car cross. E. W Gideon. prop.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24

Take the latest Magazines along on your voyage. Boaghton has them. yfth and Broadway. If
The daily Alaskan., 1909-08-24
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