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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-19
Odd EeIInMn.

Ruth lodge No. l will hold a district
meeting in Odd Fellows hall Saturday
evening. This district takes in Omaha,
South Omaha. Florence, Calhoun and
Omaha lodge No. ? will confer the sec
ond degree on two candidates next Friday
evening.
Beacon lodge No. 20 and wasa lodge No.
lS3 will have candidates for the second
degree on Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. respectively.
HesperIan encampment No. 2 conferred
the royal purple degree on five candidates
last evening. closing the meeting with re-
freshments.
The five Omaha lodges have appointed
committees who are making arrangement
TO hold a Joint celebration OF the ninetieth
anniversary of Odd Fellowship on the even
ing Of April IS.
Next Saturday evening the Rebekah
lodges in this district, comprising the
and Plattsmouth. will hold a district meet
ing at odd Fellows hall, Fourteenth and
Dodge. The South Omaha lodge will con-
fer the Rebekah degree.
T~raveIers' Protective Association.
Omaha Post A will send a delegation OF
SeoHt Se of tSe m sssoeiatlo 10 t,o 10 be s'a held CON in
Beatrice April pa. The delegation will
leave OH a special train from the Bur
The train will pick up at Lincoln, deieea-
tons from Lincoln. Grand Island, Free
mont and Norfolk.
The following is the pregnant:
FRIDAY EVENING.
5:O-Receptlon for delegates and ladies
at Elks and Beatrice clubs.
5:30-T-30-Supper.
7:30-S: 3-Preliminary business meeting.
S:30-Entertainment for visiting members
and ladies' at both clubs. Dancing and
refreshments at Nicholas hall
SATURDAY MORNING.
9:30-Buslness meeting at Paddock opera
house, Address of welcome, by Mayor
Rutherford. Meeting called to order for
regular business.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-19
News and Gossip from Suburbs of Omaha

What the Ndhbus Are Doing and What They Propose to Do Entrtanfngy st Down by the
CMoncns for the Edncahon of Others Who AeI Interested in the Dongs of Their Fellows
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-19
woodmen of the world,

Benson camp No. 2SS at it's next meeting,
Monday night. will initiate a Gloss of ten
candidates. This camp has set its mark
at 200 for the present year and Is working
hard to that end. A company OF the Uni
form Rank is being formed to properly
exemplify the work of the Protection de-
gree. IL is expected that Sovereign Com
mander j. c. Root will be present at Mon
day nights meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

+of some fraudulent land agents. The indictments were sustained, but a mis- trial resulted. Mr. Nixon represented a number of Arkansasns, who lost money in land deals some years ago.
 V. J. Wiley, the we'll known tfaV- cling man from Jackson. Tenn., is in the city calling on his trade. He is the gentleman who fell through an elevator shaft at the Hotel Jefferson in this city some months ago and who was laid up i'll a local hos pial with a broken hip for weeks. He has not fully recovered from his in- jury, being unable to get about with out crutches.
 Mr. and Mrs. z. H.Willis who are spending the winter here as the guests of their daughter Mrs Ben Brannon. left yes terday at noon for Memphis, where they will spend few weeks with Mir. and Mrs. John MacCauley, and afterwards go to Mississippi for a few weeks visit They will then re- turn to this city and resume to visit Mir. and Mrs. Brannon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

Miss Lillibert Cravens, who is off on an extended tour of Texas, was the guest of friends in Houston yes terday and attended the Houston fair.
 Oscar Ellis has returned from Lit tie Rock, where he spent Sunday with his brother w. Y. Ellis, who is there awaiting trial in the Pulaski Circuit court. Miss Jessie Waterman will go to Little Rock Thursday, where she will be among the out-of-town guests at the annual opening ball of the Con- cordia Club.
 Mrs. P. M. Bridges returned. to her home in this city yesterday af- tern uoon from Grady, where she has been the guest of Mrs4-E.~ J. Hall for several days
 L. w. Fischer, we'll to do young business man of St. Louis. is in the city visiting his uncle, Dr. A. Sac conf, superintendent of the Jefferson county hospital, and sister, Miss Ma rie Fischer
 Mrs. 0 Dellmon and Harry Clayton left yesterday at noon for Clarendon, where they will spend few days as the guests of Mir and Mrs. Reve. Mr. Clayton will enjoy a hunting trip while there.
 Colonel Gus Waterman will 20 to Little Rock this morning to appear before the State Penitentiary Board and the State Tax Commission in tn. interest of the Linwood and Auburn Leyee District, of which he is pres ident.
 Postmaster F. C. Furth has returned from New Orleans, where he was a delegate from this city to the Deep Waterways convention. He was also accompanied home by his wife, who visited relatives in Little Rock dur ing his absence.
 Attorney T. Havis Nixon has re- turned from Hugo, Oklahoma, where he appeared to aid in the prosecution
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
Simmons Host.

Through the courtesy of Dr. !. F. Simmons q number of Prof. Aliens class of the Sixth Avenue School en- joyed delightful outing last Satur day They were taken in wagons, fill ed with hay. to his plantation three miles below Cown where the jolly par ty made the Autumn forests ring with merry Deals of laughter as they gathered nuts and bright berries. 4 beautiful picnic dinner was served at noon after which many sports were jndulged in The following composed the party: Dr ]. F. Simmons. Mir. and Mrs. !. R. Allen. Mrs. N. J. Can't, Magnolia; Miss Mamie, Can't, Theola Simmons, Lucille Simmons. Peore Springfield, Ellice Breathwit, Catherine Montgomery, Birdie Davis. Jennie May Langston. Lee Nichols, Jack Thompson, James Alexander, Dell Baughman, Morris Hastings and Fulton Murphy. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
Odd Fellows to Lunch.

At the regular meeting of the Jeff ferson Lodge No. 224. |. O. o. F'.. tonight, a luncheon will be served to the members by the ladies of the Superior Rebekah Lodge. No. S5. The ladies are excellent caterers and fhe luncheon served by them promises to be a complete success. Before the luncheon a very important business meeting will be held and all the members are requested 10 be present at this meeting. The lodge invites all the Odd Fellows in the city. who are not members of this lodge, to be the guest of the lodge on this oc- casion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
ChiIdr an Cry
 FOR FLETCYEn"; c A s re Rl A
NOTICE.

By virtue of a deed of trust exec H. ted to me by John Johnson and I,anra Johnson, onthe 22nG d.! of NaSrot, 1907, and the same being duly fcc.' l. ed in mortgage record hook No. 1o~-oi page 546 in the office of jnr circuit clerk and eX-officio recorder of deeds of Jefferson county. state of Arkansas.
 will on Nov. 15tl. 1903 sell to the highest bidder fer cash at the court house door i'll tf- city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, the following describ- ed real estate situated and being in Jefferson county, X. .hansas, to-wit =
 Lot five (5) in blocl. >i.: ca ;. w. Monk western addition Nc. two t2l to the city of Pine T}lHs' Section thirty-siX t36), township five t5t soutA range ten 10) west The right of redemption is barred The title to the same is believed 10 ba good but sell and convey as trustee only
 Sale to be within lawful hours.
 This October, 23rd, 1909
 E. B. TAYLOR, Trustee. John $. Lewis, attorney 10-2G- II -
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Miss Walker Honoree.

Miss Eulalie Aloysius Walker. a favorite in local social circles, will make her debut at cotilion to he given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Senne-t, on Wednesday ev- ening. November r. Miss Walker is a graduate of the Annunciation Acad- emy of this city, and also attended Elizabeth College, Charlotte, N. c. She is very popular and attractive and the affair promises to be an eI- aborate one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
1, f i. * j. + # 4 I. l. + !. * .s
 ' + + .+ ! + SOCIETY * + j. + + .s
+ 4 l. + + .s <. i. l. + + * + :. * s
RutIer-HeIIulllS

Clifton Hiellnms, formerly Of Stal City, and Miss .tmyl Butler. popn- lar young lady of this city. were married Sunday afternoon at the par sonage of the First Baptist church by Rev. $. F. Tull. the pastor
 The wedding was an agreeable sur prise to their many friends Mr Hell huns is d relative of Mrs o. c. Blackwell and is also related to the Helums family of Lincoln coun- ty, having come here from Star City. The young lady is also prominently connected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
pici.rtt-GIoeoller.

Afrs. Agnes Pickett oI No. 7u1 lSa [ second aVenn2 ms announce! the .5s=+ oarhlhz "47t,t"2? of her dau9h- tar Miss Mar2al A Pickett. t5 , Joseph X Glo2gner. d popular en- ploNe of the Cotton Belt here The wedding VIII take place at St. Jos eph Catholic church Tuesday morn ing. November 1G, at SEQ o'clock. Rt. Rev. j. NJ. Lncey, V. C.. will ofri- clate. After the wedding a reception will be rendered the couple and their friends at the home of the mother of the bride-to-be from P to 2 D. m. The happy pair will leave after the reception for an extended brdal tour through the South
 Miss Pickett is one of the pret- test and most amia3le young ladies in this city and has been exceedin2- ly popular in social circles during the past few years. The prospective groom is a young man of fine moral < and unusual intelligence and has I large circle of friends in this citv and section. He is machinist at the Cotton Belt shops and is highly val ued by his employers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
HOuse-Mitchell.

The marriage of Miss Mary House and Horace G. Mitchell will be sol emnized Wednesday evening at nine o'clock at the First Presbyterian church in Little Rock. The person. nel of the bridal party will include Mrs. Samuel Adams Cochran, ma tron of honor; Miss Airline House. maid of honor; Misses Eileen Hamil- ton, Fayetteville; Ethel McCoombs, Hamburg; Laurita Tunnah. Ruby farrell, Louisa Gibson, bridesmaids; {; William s. Mitclelll, best man; Mes SITS. Henry Mcc e, Ed Valentine Drew McCabe, John Bond, Roy Tomp- son and Menifee House. groom smen;
 Messrs. Charles Knox, Lincoln. Ed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
WARNING ORDER.

n the CAancery court of Jefferson county. Arkansas.
 Gertrude Thomas, plaintiff, ys. Ar thur Thomas. defendant
 The defendant Arthur Thomas is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Gertrude Thomas.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this Sth day of October A. D. 1909.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk.
 T. P. STEWART D. c. 1o-12-19-26-11l2-e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
Foreign Mission Society,

The meeting of the Foreign Mission ary Society of the First Methodist church which was 10 have been held yesterday afternoon at the church, postponed on account of the bad wea- ther The meeting will be held this afternoon al three o'clock at the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
Neek-End Party..

Miss katherlene Collier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J Collier, is entertaining five young ladies With a weekend. party at her home at Altheimer. Her gnests are Jose phine Wilkins. Elizabeth and Bettie Sa1lee and Lucille Alexander, of Pine Bluff, and Elizabeth Brown Of Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
SMALL BOY BROKE
 ARM AT Y. M. c. A

While diving in ( rfe swimine pool at the Y. NJ. C. 4 Fidpy night, Nor man Smith, son ot W. p. Smith, a we'll known Cotto'= =';elt employe liv- ing at No. sos West Sixth avenue, accidentally broke his right wrist He jumped from the edge of the pool and his right arm struck the marble wall of the pool. A physician dress ed the wounded member and young Smith was then taken h>M. His in- jury is not of a serious nature.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
Mrs. Mills Hostess.

Mrs John L. Mills will be the hos tess for the David o. Dodd Chapter, o'clock at her home on East SiXtl avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

Tracy Mills spent yesterday in the Capital City
 E. F. Ingram of Grady, was in the city Sunday.
 Pitts Jarvis, of Williams Flat. was Aere sunday.
 Dan Nix of Swan Lake. spen sun day in this city.
 Mrs. 0, E Foster of ReydeI. was in the city yesterday
 John NJ. Oracle was in the city yes t-z,,@.s' ar tline.s1.
 M1. and Mrs r. F. C.d,f, ot fit- }'e Rock, were in the city -Aczlerday .r-f9. |. Bell =remrped last night 2Wou q brief hUsiness>trip to Fort Smith. Miss La Rue, of Paris arrived hero Friday for visit to her cousin, Mrs. $, GeiSreiser.
 Charles Levi, of the firm of < ern X Levi, will go to Chicago next week on a business trip.
 John H. Morgan. of Camden. spent sunday in this c%5y and returned 10 his home yesterday
 Lamar Smead, a promising Houng attorney of Camden. spent Sunday in this city with friends.
 Mrs. $. \. Rosenberg and dau&h- ter, Jamie. will go to Chicago sunday to spend d few weeks
 Mrs. \. J. Gantt,.-of Ala2nolia,~is visiting in the city, guest of Mrs Mary Browning on West Eleventh avenue.
 Miss Mollie N0b1es has returned la herIhome at English. after spendm 2. a few days in this city, he guest of friendss.-~--~ -----------
 Mrs. w. l. Rosamond, of Humboldt, Tenn. arrived here yesterday after noon for a visit to Mr. and Mrs w. C. Pope.
 Joe s. Altschul has gone to Hot Springs where he will spend about a month, as the guest of relatives and friends.
 w. iA A'ti l , lcil tStullIS lllt Md!I- Fankersley Drug Company, left yes terday for a trip south on the Iron Mountain road.
 Miss Estelle Blocker, who has been visiting Miss Claude Mae Blocker. al Altheimer has returned to her home al Nash, Texas.
 Garland Brewster was in Russell- vile yesterday on business connected with the new light and water plant in which he is interested.
 Mrs Otte Smith has returned to her home at Stuttgart after spending q few days here as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Kesterson.
 Mrs. s. A: .Bachans11, of Hot Springs arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and i. the suest-~of Mrs. A--C,.~-eross. on Laurel street
 Mrs. J F. Jones of TeXarkana. passed through the city yesterday en route home from Little Rock. where she had been on a visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

Accidents will happen. hut the hest rcgu- lated families keep Dr. Thomas Elect ric oil for such emergencies Ii Suhducs the pain and heals the hurts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

Mrs. H. c. Bluthenthal has gone te Macon, Ga, where she will visit hel sister for few weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09
Mrs. Nowland'S Class.

Mrs. Nowland's Class.
 The first dancing lesson to be given by Mrs. Rowland, will take place Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Bluff City Hall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

Woodruff. Tom Williams and Philip Waters, Hshers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

Harsh physics react. weakens the bowls cause chronic constipati t, Deans R'-n lets operate easily. ton n" stomach. crr, constipation. 25 (. Ask your druggist fe them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

SATURDAY SPECIALS DRESSED CHICKENS SEAL-SHIPT OYSTERS SQUIRRELS C4JLIFLOWER LETTUCE TOMATOES GRAPEFRUIT FLORIDA ORANGES THE LLOYD GROCERY co,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

Miss Mollie. N0bfes has returned la her Ihome at English. after spendin1a few days in this city, he guest of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

Mrs. N. ]. Gantt,.- of Ma2nolia.= .=iS visiting in the city, a guest of Mrs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

Mrs. w.. | Rosamond, of Humboldt, Tenn. arrived here yesterday alter noon for a visit to Mr and Mrs. w. C. Pope
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-09

John $. Lewis, attorney. 11-2G-1 H.
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NO MERE BooKWoRM.

ready but glad to admit and correct
his own errors.
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SELECT CONCERTS.

Mrs, DreNel is also to be among the
great concert-givers. These functions
will take place i'll her wonderful music
room, which contains specimen of,
almost every modern and antique in
strument of any interest. The concerts
are to be after tho manner OF those
given by Mr.. Aston and Mrs. Mackay In
Carlton House Terrace with the names
of half q dozen stars of ths Media
and Caruso order on the program
Cora, Lady STAFFORD, will give vet
another bali during the later season for
/, her daughter and niece. The one she
organized a couple of months ago was
one of the most successful events of the
before Easter season and was a god
send to the young people for whom 81,
little is ever done at that period.
r. People seem to have at last given up
hope that the Duchess OF Roxburglle
will do anything. She grows more and
more exclusive and reserved and may
now be said to recognize only the
royal set. She is more aristocrattc in
her notions than the RoXburgh.s them
selves, which is saying great deal. For
Americans who are not on the royal
visiting list she has no use whatever.
Altogether she Is an American after
the heart of the Princess of Wales.
whose great friend she Is. The Duchess
of Roxburghe always gives a series Of
the most chic and aristocradc little din
ners each season either at a sWasgar
hotel or some great mansion which she
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SOMEWHAT EMBARRASSING.

Mr.. Selfridge Is often the first man
in the great Oxford street shop in the
morning and frequently the last person
on the premises at night. His appear
ance has proved somewhat enibarrass-
ing to some of his personal friends Who
do not know whether ho wishes TO pc
recognized by them or not, a little
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(speclal CORRESPONDENCE.

. e
r ONDON, April 27,--Society Is dis
cussing with considerable inter-
est the possibilities of the sea-
son. For several years the great
stylish hostesses have been curiously
lax in doing their duty, leaving the
greater part of the burden of enter,
tanning to American women. The pre-
vailng idea is that we shall again have
to look to the ubiquitous lady from tho
other side to make things festive for
us during the next three months. She
is truly our grand stand by.
Metaphorically speaking all eyes are
conferred just now on the Drexels' man
sion in Grosvenor Square, where, if
half what is said comes true, will take
place the most brilliant ball Of the sea-
son-the much-talked-of house-warm-
ing. The date fixed for it is in juno
and several royalties, including the
king, have promised to put in an ap-
pearance. 1t was to have come off
sooner but was postponed to facilitate
matters for the royalties. SO many of
whom have been out of England during
the spring. The Drexels are given to
having stluashes; nevertheless they are
very aristocratlc squaslpes. Only tho
immediate royal set will be invited to
meet the king at the great event in
June, his majesty objecting greatly to a
crowd when he chooses to so to his
friends parties Every house in Gros>
renor Square is a palace on a small
scale, but the Drexels' new residence is
universally pronounced the most SUI
perb III the quarter 1t is ono OF the
few private residences which has II
ballroom floor suspended on chains.
There is a gallery for the musicians-a
private band of picked players from
the finest orchestras in London. Mr.,
Anthony employs the performers for
his own exclusive use the whole year
round
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tcontinued ON page eighteen.)
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tSpeclaI .NOlTtSDOHueIlce.lE
vENA, April 29.-There just has re-
signed from his professorship at
the University of Jena possibly the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1909-12-03

were out the cliffs hidden by
night and several times he was compelled stop and
her questions but she would not into the house
Garry me back again Michel she demanded like
thy mother Thou shalt bring again along the rampars to-
morrow night will always come to thee always when see
thee standing by thee much
Michel lie Diabe"
strange friendship sealthy. Michel could
put away from himself this one little tie love and
fellowship Dephine silent about her new
friend children often of things which affect them deeply
There mnging superous feeling in her affection for
Mchea half gave their meetings greater
charm to the daring spirit of the child The evening was busy
time at the inn and Dephne had been missed but little won
der and anxiety would have been aroused at her absence
The mpars deserted after dark and guessed that
the TWO dark figures saunerlng TO ana no were Ncne anu
phne When the nights were too cold they took refuge III
little overhangng tuet projecting from Of the angles OF
the massive wasa darksome niche with nothing put the shy
be through embasure in the shape of cross
his simple untaught Of his
thoughts ana OF ms new @ pouring nto ne emu ear Wnus
he could tell other BY day Dehne seemed
him. look toward him. he passed by amid
the undsgused i'll will Of the town she ceased TO speak OF
him with the unconscious and natural discrimination by
children themselves from criticism and
The early part of the winter is not cold in Normandy especial
y by long the westerly winds the
Atlantic the air SOFT though damp with fine mists hanging in
which shine with rainbow tns IN ne sunngn- sometimes
Christmas and the New Year find the air still genial in spite Of
days the long rainy nights Strong gales blow
they do from the dry east or frosty north
there is real severity Of weather.
1t such Christmas week that year Not Of the
children had been forced to stay from the
of the cold. Upon Christmas there
good day. before them,
and the high tide would not be in before All the
daylight would be theirs 1t was chance not to be missed
for grew in the day their time fishing
be cut shorter Almost all the and children
through gate with their nets in their hands By midday
the plain was dotted the wintry
pleasantly quiet rock caught the echo of their
voices Farther away of sight and hearing the also
were busy Michel among Them casting the
the low sun the southern sky the scattered groups
came home by anxious bring in
fishing the them the mainland
before the mont should be shut in by the tide.
A busy scene that in the gateway.
All the there coming in from the and
those who had with babies running
down from There chatting barering
TO be in
strsed to the for Patterson nearest
town Michel going to sell his fish for
carry IL for him? though he the first ready
TO start soul charged him with single commission.
He readng slowly down the rough causeay under the