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Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01

w. A. Ogden, of Cedarville, who re-
Gently lost his wife, and his sons,
T. M. Ogden and M. N. Ogden desire
to publicly express grateful appreci-
alton for the many kindnesses extend
ed to them in their time of trouble
and grief.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01
New Glass.

A new plate glass window has been
put in the Weber clothing store in
pace of the one that was recently
broken
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01
BATH ROBES

For Men and Women, $500 to $500.
Nothing would please him more than
this for Xmas Gift.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01
MilIyiIIe EIks.

Millville lodge of Elks will hold
their Memorial Service next Sunday
evening in the Alhambra theatre.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01
OUR FULL LENGTH COATS

in Blue and Black Serges, Broadcloths
and Unfinished Worsteds cause words
of admiration of all who see them
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01
Soc BLANKETS 39c PAIR

We had to buy case of these in
order to secure them at such low
price. Colors, White or Gray. Suit
able for cribs or single beds While
they last 39c pr.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01
BUY AN OSTERMOOR

Mattress and enjoy your nights rest.
Ask your neighbor how he likes his?
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01
OVER 200 SKIRTS

for your selection, in Panama, Voile
and Serge. Prices, 1915 to $1,000.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01
DON'T FORGET

those Brand New $25.OO Suits we're
selling for $3.50. Several sold yes-
terday. If you want a bargain, yes a
real bargain, you had better come
soon, before they are all gone. Our
$lO.5O. Suits are also excellent value
for the money.
ALTERATIONS FREE
Bridgeton pioneer., 1910-12-01
Umbre' las Save

More than 1000 Umbrellas
from the best manufacturers in
Gloria and pure silk coverings.
Magnificent and smart handles.
Qualities supreme. Lovely gifts
tor the whole family at 81 90 to
5000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17
ARE HOME
 FROM MEMPHIS

Chris Handley, John E Wells and E. A Howell have returned from Mem phis and Hickman, Ky.,. where they have been attending shooting tourna- ments On Friday an! Saturday of last week the Pine Bluffians were guests of the Memphis Gun Club during their three days registered tournament Following the shoot at Memphis the party went to Hickman, where they participated in shoot for two days All the party shot we'll at both places E. Vcss was with then at Memphis but returned home after the shoot. The party tells an interesting story of the shooting tour nament at Hickman. MT. Wells states that it was special holiday in that town The business houses closed during part of the day and nearly all the people of the town turned out to witness the shoot He states that many shooters from all parts of Kentucky were present and that the Pine Bluff party shot very we'll among all of them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17
Unknown Character Dead at Texarkana-He Once Liv-
 ed in Pine Bluff.
COUPLE SEPARATED
In Pine Blun and Divided Their Children-Was in Orchestra
 at Elks Theater.

The following special from Texark- ana to the Graphic yesterday will be read with unusual interest here where the deceased was we'll known.
 TeXarkana, Ark, June 16.-J. A. Reynolds died at Dale's Sanitarium yesterday morning of pneumonia. His remains were inferred this afternoon by the Rev. J. B. Whaling of the Episcopal church.
 Reynolds has been located here as violin teacher and bandmaster for the past two years He always pos- ed as an unknown character and no one could every ascertain anything about him. He was a man of pleas ant address and affable qualities, all ways conducted himself in a gentle manly way and thereby acquired a great many friends.
 Throughout the day yesterday and until his burial this afternoon there nave been continuous efforts to To- cate his relatives or friends. but to no avail. Among his effects there were found some indications that , would indicate that he was married: that he lost child at Cameron, Tex. , m l9ob He always went clean shaven, had light complexion. slight ly bald on top of the head and his hair little gray. He was about 38 years old, five feet tall and sparely made. From what could be gleaned out of Reynolds incoherent talk dur Ing his illness it would appear that he was originally from Danville, H., and had sister at Denver and one in Detroit.
 Lived fin Pine Bluff.
 Reynolds lived in Pine Bluff for many months. He was we'll known to the business men of this city and no few persons prominent in mu- sical circles He came here few years ago from Corsicana, Texas, when James Drake came here to take the management of the Elks Thea tr, and played for a long time in the Elks orchestra. He and his wife 1 lived in the western suburbs of the city but before their departure from Pine Bluff they separated. Little was known of their troubles, but it was stated that their little girl was taken by the father and the little boy went to the mother. In this way they just agreed to separate and the moth- CT returned to Cameron, Texas, where the little boy died. Reynolds took the little girl with him and his whereabouts was not known until the recent announcement was made of his death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17
Soliciting Committee Meets With Much Success in
 Listing 250 Subscribers.
WILL GIVE MONTHLY
Physicians of the City Also Aid in Movement to Open the New
 Davis Hospital Soon.

The opening of the new Davis Hos pital is almost assured. The solic- iting committee, composed of A. w. Mum, Frank Tomlinson, s. c. Alex ander and F. M. Rosenberg, appoint ed at recent meeting of the advisory board of business men and physicians. who conferred with the ladies of the Hospital Association, is meeting with much success in listing monthly sub scribers. Fifty-five business men and firms yesterday pledged themselves to give $2.50 month to the Hospital to carry it over the experimental stage. It is the purpose of the com mittee to secure 100 signers to the subscription list and the work will be completed before Saturday night
 The Jefferson County Medical So- ciety has guaranteed the ladies $125 per month in order to enable them to defray additional expenses of the hospital until it is self sustaining.
 The list of donors to the Hospital fund, which includes all those who will give $250 month to the fund, follows:
 We, the undersigned agree to do- nate to the Davis Hospital for the maintenance and operating of same, the sum of S2.50 per month payable monthly in advance, for the term of twelve months, beginning July, 1, 1910, and ending June 30th, 1911.
 M. Cans Company, Dilley Foundry Co.,, Taylor and Jones, R. H. M. Mills & Sons, Bluff City Lumber Co.,, Tag gart Bros. & Co.,, ann-Tankersley Drug Co.,, D. I. Mills & Co.,, s. c. Alexander, A. w. Nunn, Tomlinson & Knox Co.,, Home Insurance Agency, w. H. Denver, s. Geisreiter, Will Ni- chol, F. L. Fox, H. c. Fox, Fred Fox, Bluff City Oil Co.,, Clifton Howell, F. H. Walker, Frank Kendall Lbr. Co.,, White & Alexander, J. w. Crawford, Bridges, Woodbridge & Can't, Sea- wells Pharmacy, Isaac Dreyfus Co.,, w, c. Hudson, Kastor & Bluthenthal, Bedell's Pharmacy, Arnold Bros Hen ry Marx, Brasher Drug Co.,, John H. Talbot & Co.,, Citizens Light & Tran sit Co.,, T. M. Phillips, Jake Mosby, Wilson Bros., The Lloyd Grocery Co. Gould-Galbraith Supply Co.,. L. & B. Wertheimer, Murphy Martin Dry Goods Co.,, Wm. Rosenzweig, w. H. Westbrook, Edgar Brewster, Pine Bluff Bottling Co.,, Bluthenthal & CO, N. T. Roberts Abstract Co.,, Ralph Robinson, Durham, Luckett, Lewis & Co.,, The Grand Leader, c. M. Michel, Jas. w. Allen, Vim. Burk, Knox-Wal- ker Furn. Co.
 Arthur Triplet returned home yes terday afternoon from Charlottes- vile, Va, where he has been attend ing the University of Virginia This Is MT. Triplett's third term in the uni versity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
 LECTURER HERE
Clarence c. Eaton, of Tacoma, Wash- ingtOn, to Deliver the First Chris. tian Science Lecture Ever Off,
 fered the Public Here.

Clarence c. Eaton, c. s. B., of Ia coma, Washington, will deliver a lec- ture in this city Sunday, June 19, at 2:30 o'clock at the Elks Theater un- der the auspice sof First Church of Christ Scientist. MT. Eaton is mem- Der of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, and comes to this city highly recommended as an interest ing and convincing speaker. This is the first time a lecture on Chris tian Science has been offered to the people of Pine Bluff, and MT. Eaton will no doubt be listened to by a large audience on his appearance here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17
CHURCH NIGHT
 AT THE EXHIBIT Sexs%al Ministers Spoke at the Tuberculosis Exhibit
 Last Night.
CITY WATER IS PURE
Major Parkes Says it's Better Than We'll Water-UrgeS Filter
 in Every Home

Church day at the Tuberculosis ex- hibit was observed yesterday with ad- dresses in the evening by prominent pastors of the city and large audi ence to hear them. The exhibit is growing more popular every day and it seems that the public is realizing the grave importance of the exhibit.
 MT Cosper, who is in charge of the exhibit planned to have stereop- ticon working for the audience last night. The machine was secured but could not be placed in the building in working order. Notwithstanding this fact the speakers of the evening were so entertaining that everyone left with a better knowledge of the great white plague
 On the departure of the attendants reading, matter were given them at the door Pamphlets and souvenir cards were handed out
 Attorney W F Coleman presided during the program, Rev J I Norris pastor of the First Presbyterian church, was the first speaker of the evening. In brief address, but to the point, Dr. Norris gave his ideas Of the importance of preventing the dreaded disease, interlinking the work pf the church and its branches in this .d1rection. pr. Norris is a firm ad- vocator of peace among all men and along this line strong point of his discourse ran. Dr. Norris went on to say that the three or four hun ared million dollars that were spent annually for the sustaining of an ar my and navy, which at a moments notice would begin to slaughter the forces Of an opposing nation, could better be used to sa..e tho thousands of lives that are passing away annual " rom tuberculosis. Among other things he pointed out how a minister could prevail upon the public for the oettrimen' of all classes il. used in connection the filthy bedroom shown in the exhibit He stated that no uoubt every minister present had wis., lted such hovel and in some in- stances had found people dying in soch conditions. He stated that at 1nls stage the sufferer would take the word or a minister and would improve his quarters and so take a step in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

Even the electric button Is no good unless 1t is pushed. Moral Push your Business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

See the Piano We are giving away KastOr & Bluthenthal. 6-16-13t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

Miss Mamie Nichol who has been attending Nazareth College at Naza- reth, Ky. is expected home today Miss Nichol will accompany MT and Mrs w s Harris and daughter Miss Lillian, home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

TORNADOES always come unan- nounced and at time when you least expect them Now is the time to let us write your tornado insurance. The cost is very low.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 6-11-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

Continued on Page Five.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17
M 'CARTHY WILL
 AID PROMOTERS Mayor of Frisco to Aid Glea- son and Rickard in Frus- trating Governors Plans
TO STOP BIG FIGHT
Jt Jtnries-JohnsOn Mill May Go to Ely or Reno or Salt Lake City,
 Says Rickard.

San Francisco, June Ex-Governor Glllettes message to Attorney Gen. eral Webb invoking the arm of the law to put a qlietus on the Jeffries- Johnson and the Langford-Kaufman contests is generally regarded as a knockout blow to the fight in Cali fornia.
 The issue, however is matter for the courts to determine finally, and unless Promoters Rickard and Glea- son conclude voluntarily to abandon the plan of holding the ''battle of the century, in this city, it may be sev- eral days or longer before definite solution regarding the scene of the championship contest is reached. Reno and Ely, New, and Salt Lake City are alternative localities now under consideration. A vigorous struggle to defeat the governors at tempt to stop the fight is in pros pect, however.
 Mayor Aids the Promoters.
 Mayor Mccarthy will come 10 the rescue of the promoters, he announce ed in statement issued from Chica- go last night, and the latest announce ment from Promoter Gleason is that attorneys repre resenting him and Rick ard have advised them to go ahead with arrangements for holding the contest in San Francisco
 We will act on the advice of our lawyers said Gleason, early today. '"We have not violated the law in any way nor do We intend to-"
 Whether Tex Rickard will stand by Gleason contesting the governors or ders has not yet been stated.
 Tex Rickard Waiting.
 The latest word from Rickard is that he will wait until the attorney generals careful examination of the law. He has been promised a defin- ite answer from that official in three days he says as to whether there is a possible chance of holding the fight here,
 ''If we can't fight in San Francis CO.," he concluded, then we will go to Reno, or Ely, New, or to Salt Lake City. Any of these cities will well come us with open arms"
 Mayors Purpose Mystery.
 Just what Mayor Mccarthy intends to do to frustrate, as he announces, the governors determination to stop the contest is mystery to all con- cerned.
 Reports from Ben Lomond say Jeff ries is still incredulous over the news that the governor had interfered. Tex Rickard stated today the promot- CTS are losers by $4O,oOO that sum hav- ing been paid up to date on the arena and other things. This does not count the $2O0OO forfeit to the fight CTS that work on the arena will be continued until it is positive the fight cannot take place.
 JOhnsOn's Suggestion.
 Johnson made suggestion as to the way out of the dilemma. All want Is to fight" he said. If break any laws of the state am willing to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

Loans Wanted-On bottom planta- tion property. Long time, liberal terms, and moderate interest.-Cot- ton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 6-15-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

A checkin gaccOunt facilitates the transaction of your business. and the keeping of your accounts; and be- sides gives you business standing.- Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 6-17-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17
BIG DANCE AT FOREST PARK

Given by Barbers Union Local No. 529, Pine Bluff, Ark, on June 20. Mu- sic furnished by Pine Bluff Symphony Orchestra. Admission $1. Every body invited. A good time assured.
 6-15-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17
Continued on Page Four.)

A modern two story home for sale. Located on W. 5,h ave, convenient to business section of city.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 6-14-4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

Miss Sadie Simpson has returned to her home at Dexter, after spending some time in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

Drink Fan.Taz It's a winner &c., Durham's. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-17

The famous member of the Reno ev McEim seeking divorce which within 
 
  q in a ill time to
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

LA z L4s4g-a STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour o. The Odd Hem
TO PE4L-aDE-1-< la AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YOPE
go a. E--Diner, Pullman PzrIar Car
1870 q u--5-hoUr tain, B-oIler Pa-I-- -
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f4-o0 p m--COacEes 10 PHILADELPHIA
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n.-Cosches to New York
s1z-ls ~ T--Sleepers 20 New York
49, - U--S!eePers 10 PhiiadelPhia aza ssss
ATLANTIC cITV. f7.oo, -s.oq russSA
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EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
CWeek DAYS. Z q n % II D ~
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$50. ul5, fz-oo. '3-oo. fs=so. asa -
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TELEPHONES az al OF The following
Ticket Offices 14I7 c at Ie.- Main 1851; So
Sra-f01 Ticket OGice, Azin 1885, Iaforua-
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

erreduIe 81 EXCLUSION Trains % and from
CHESAPEAkE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY J. 1910
Subject 70 Change Without Notice
MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS, INCLUSIVE
CON-. leave District Line a. 9-Z5 and Hos
~ $50 5-a0 I.s5, and S-+5 ?. m
Returning. leave the Beach AT 6-S5 a n.
4a-s5 200 6-o0 500, and 1e-Go p n
SATURDAYS
Coin leave District Line, a. SIS and II-o5
go sou. $40, 5:s5. snd 9-45 p m
Fsef51-niuC leave the Beach a. 6-S5 a H.
1q-s5 go 600. SEQ. 500. and 1900 D N
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going. leave District Line AZ s-25 and 1853
M s-00 500, 400. 7:s5. and S.z5 ?. NJ
T2efflruinE leave the Beach az 200 e. IL,
1g-s5 a-le SEQ. SEQ. goo, and 1000 D. n
PAUL Y. WATERS.
General Mana ger
TaLe New York Ave car Tor District E-i1s
Stsfiony FOR additional information. Tels-
r,h0ue Lincoln I6ZS-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
LIVE WITH YOUR FRIENDS
AROUND YOU,
IN The GARDEN SUBURB,
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
n friendship colony.

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
Il friendship colony.
Save By buying lots together.
Save By building houses to-
SaTe in cost Of living; Join
our buying club
Cooperate. it's the spirit OF
the age
Come Saturday, Sunday OF
Monday afternoon. see the Nor
riu style house, poured IN steel
u u / dss demonstrated and
shown at p m
see the two attractive cement
houses now building, you can
Luy one at the same cost as a
frame house.
Lots now $500 up. SO cash.
aid $500 per month. The men
and the money are behind It
a rare opportunity for SAFE
investment n stock or in lots
IN Washington n,-arest and
newest suburb. only u minutes
out This section Is slated to
90 back into the District. It
VIII double values Buy now.
at the minimum price While
improvements are in progress
BALLARD & LANHAM.
Sales Office, s2I 18th ST d ~.
Car TO Virginia Highlands
every few minutes from Post
office corner, 18th and Pa Az.
CLIP THIS AD- IT LEADS THE Wal
FOR SALE-Nesriy completed snail fran
house, Toorls. II acre Land; $780, SO De
MONTH 10 interest Mrs KIRK. Tuxedo. I'd
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WGRkINGAEN-Ta another hitch to YOUR
gallUsus ana see this stock tailored slightly
used slits- az s. &c So- say child its cash
SIND. SO d
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WANIED-E.ISCELLANE



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acceptable Write or send mss. At cnce 70
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WANTED-If you have furniture or any
tllls 10 SCI send Tor MARCUS NOTES
-sa' y * y W. who has reputation Of
- years lalr dealing. and you viii obtain
oesL results Phone Main 5Iu
HIGHESF CASH prices paid for worn cloth
-As, e1lner isdies' or gents second postal,
Phone North 4es.
W. W., IED-To buy old furniture; entire CON
-------f- -.s-,s --l- houses or VII buy any
1-el-t-t1- 80 el-Alft a. CO.. a2- 10Th Z. W.
opposite Gas once, OF phone Main s8st l.
NANTED-Fcather beds az once. "a oId
Aea--rl 9eds- highest cash prices DaiG- send
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HIGHEST CASH pad for ladies' and ggntIe-
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W " sIt-L2-E ira-rlrs and carpets. contents
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gentlemen s. and children's cG-t-of wearing
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s-oe,. - 80 s. y ". OF ~ - North 7524
BIG MONEY paid FOR cast on oiotbiug. shoes.
hats ana Shirts drop postal vi call
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clothes Drop postal. VIII call Phone y
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klncA. also c--7ets- T1attings. stoves etc
I pay the highest cash prices Send card
OF phone 2. cDTES. 613 Ia. ave, =. ".
FLOOR OILS
o. T. HUNTERS FLOOR OIL. now sc
We have cur out an agents and are now Of
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Consumer for this week Only al &c Eal1u-
e-sranteed iLe same ss formerly sold az 55c-
Phone Main a-a.- Business Office 118 Pa
ave- AVOID ALL SCESTITU
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2fE- and sold by Ed ERINE1LAN & CO.
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