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contests in the past and has the ex. lperiencc to back up her efforts in this one, and her friends claim that she may as well commence packing her suitcase and get ready to take trip to the Pacific as the guest of the Graphic. Miss Pickett is well situat- led to secure votes and subscriptions as she is in caarse of the Jefferson Hotel news stand and being d great favorite with the t.avelng public her vote from nc' on will no donbt roll up With r"ma .taah repidity. kontc>t tommcnt. TOUT days IT. |5 , fore the close ol tue Speclai of' How many bal- lots of 10000 ext votes will you se- cure?
 Miss Teague showing form" she entered ehc r0 est Monday and this morning leads in her district. Each days count shows many changes in the standings of the can- didates
 NeVer mind about how many votes
 your competitor has attend to get ung votes and subscriptions your- self. That IS the oaly way to win. l Do not expect your friends to do if
 all for you. You are the one xho
 VIII have the benefit of the prize. So
 eVlnce some personal interest. l Friends will eventually get discour.
 aged if you expect t5em to do il all
 for you.
 1 Some class to getting suhscrin-
 lions and issuing receipts while seat
 ed on the curb of prominent busi-
 ness street.
 l The race is drawing neas to
 close daily-lsake hay etc. l All aboard for the special offer os
 lo,000 extra votes for Five Old or
 New subscriptions, the offer clGses
 Saturday night
 The friends of Miss Maggie Steph- ems will be pleased to see the name iof their fayorite at the head of the lentire contest this morning. This lady is making an eXcep 'ionally good race and others will have to go some to beat her out.
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* | [ | | : BRIEF MENTION : j. | . ++ & |
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Joe Poyce left yesterday for Du- mas, on business.
 Miss Sallie Cavaness, of Monticello, is visiting Mrs. Clem Farrar.
 w. w. Taylor, of Camden, was d I,ecent business visitor in the city.
 Miss Edith Dickey is home from T short stay in the Valley of Vapors. Alex Lazarus left yesterday for AL theimer, on a brief business trip. H. l. Furr, of Altheimer, vas 6 business visitor in the city V $. r. day.
 Mrs. E. J. Kesterson, of Little Rock, is visiting relatives in the city.
 L. W. Clements and two young sons, of English, were in the city yes terday
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Cundiff have re- turned to Stuttgart, after a b ief visit in the city. l Miss Belle Cavaness, of MotniC2i4o has arrived here for a Si5lt with Mrs. Edgar Mizell. Colonel J. M. Oracle, of New Gas cony, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Louis Moore has returned from Arkansas City, where he attended chancery court.
 Charlie kumero has gone to Hot Springs, for visit with his brother Louis kumero.
 Nr. and Mrs. G. w. Allport and Mrs Lila J. Parmelee are spending tnH week at Grady.
 Miss Madge Zimmermac, of Cairo lli.. is vistng M.. and Mrs. /. [; Witt on South Pine street.
 Miss Bertha Terry of Tillar. is thi guest of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Mills or West Third ave"ue.
 E. P. Ladd left yesterday morning for lis home at Walnut Lake, after brief stay in this city.
 Attorney J. M. Shaw will return today from Cornerstone. where h' has been on legal business.
 Miss Frances Evans, of Cleveland Ohio, is visiting Mrs. J. R. Langston lon East Second avenue.
 o. M. Spelln, ln of Lake FarT, wa in the city yesterday and left yesres day afternoon for Little Rock.
 Edwin Stewart, of Little Rock, we'll known Cotton Belt official, wa lin the city yesterday on official busl ness.
 Mrs. c. w. Lumm and two chlldrel left last night for Memphis, after visit here with Mrs. Chaffee, on Ohi street.
 Captain and MrsAN,~r. Roberts ar nome from the Fair at Hot Springs They spent the last few days Of th' week.
 L. c. Matthews left yesterday TO- Muskogee, Okla, where he will g into business and make his futur home.
 Mrs. Norris and daughter. Mrs. An
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Celebrate Feast of Succ0th.

The children of the Temple ReNg- ious school were given a party in the Assembly hall of the Temple yester- day afternoon, to celebrate the Faast of Succoth. The children, about eighty in number, gathered at 3 o'clock when refreshments consisting of fittit nuts and candies awaited t4enl. Games of various kinds were ar2ars- ed, consisting of the old fashioned donkey game, which resulted in tive prizes being awarded to Masters Charley Gurdon and Hyman Feiner and a guessing contest in which 1t tie Miss Henrietta Bluthenthal maic the exact guess and was given a box of paints. The consolation prize a beautiful book, was awarded to little Annette Dreyfus, by drawing the number. The afternoon was one of mergiment and will long be remell- bered by the little ones.
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Pine Bluff Chapter.

Mrs. P. M. Bridges and daughter. MISS Louise Bridges, were hostesses TOT Pine Bluff Chapter, Daughters of ene American Revolution, at the frs. meeting of the Chapter yesterday af- oernoon. The meeting was very in- 1efes'lng and we'll attended consider 'ng It being the opening meeting. The regent Mrs. R. c. Thompson. presided. A1ter the formal opening of the meet Ing Mrs. Thompson announced that sne had perfected arrangements for placlng a monument over the grave or Revolutionary soldier buried in A'Hansas. The grave is to be 'narked by the local chapter is that ot ben)amin Cook, who was buried in -e4S' near Ell Dorado. Union county. ms step by the local chapter is es- peolally interesting since it is prob- aoiy the first grave of a Revolutionary soldier that has ever been marked in 'n's state. The monument is to be small but of white marble. Mrs. Thomrp- eon wno has made most of the arrange TOT placing the monument ov- ef 'ne grave. deserves special praise iof greater part of the finances was auvanced by Mrs. Thompson. A pro- gram Of interesting papers was car
 Ie out. Mrs. L. K. Land ably read
 excellent paper on "The Woman of o.oen Times" in which she introduc- " one or her original poems. This was greatly enjoyed and was followed \" q vocal solo by Mrs. W. D. Fergu- son' accompanied by Mrs. F. B. Rem TOW. Miss King delighted the au- Slence with a recitation, after which " regent, Mrs. Thompson, read a lection from the Arkansas State
 sa1'ne. The enjoyable afternoon . a
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terminated when pretty refreshments were served. lees and cakes were served and the cakes were iced in 'he letters ID. A. R. The home was 'ea ullIuiyy done in flowers. including yellow cannae and roses. Autnnn caves also added much to the sur- roundings. Amono tboso ,uo~~It were Mesdames R, c. Thompson, J.
 r. Rutherford, J. w. Withers. I. k. i-dhd' F. c. Smart, W l. Dewoodv F
 V. Ming, I. B Lyle, o C. Hankison
 Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Boone and Miss King. ''7'
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LADIES' BEAUTY PARLOR.

For all modern ideas in hair dress. ing, electric face and scalp treat ments, shampooing and manicuring We lead. We also make spe- cialty of Chantecler Curls, braids and toilet articles. No. 121 12 West Second avenue.
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CANDIDATES IN GRAND PRIZE CONTEST.

Bluff lying the west side o from the to 713 Hickory - 1osO0
  Ruth Harold Spencer, 6O2 14oV Rosenbaum, 121 W. 'l3o  NissR 9th  z Hoffman 311 Olive =. Bluff lying east of Main street river to the city limits
 Mir Geo w 1oveov S1o 2nd =. IeIaurin, 615 Tennessee ~ e9o Miss Stella 1927 E. 2nd d: o'lV D. n. - so5o ',,ss Hattie Martin 11O4 D. 9th -
  E Fannie Cheek HOO F. 9th looo 3 the city of Pine Bluff lying west or Maa0 street avenuet 0 limits.
 A.. 24th and Plum m eo 1O06 S. Oak k 'oAo
 
 
  Olive ,, ,,o ro,a %, ua;n
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.Sulliyan.Hauck.

News has reached the city of the
 marriage of Miss Elizabeth Sullivan and F. H. Hauck, of TeXarhsna, at that place last week. Rev. J. N. Hayes performed the ceremony. Miss Sullivan is well known in this city, .being a sister of Mrs. John Kennedy and has visited here on several oc- casions. A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-19
Shoppers are Treated to an Interesting Sight on
 Prominent Corner. NEW CONTEST LEADER Miss Maggie Stephens Popular Trip
 Candidates Secures the
 Lead in Contest.
LEADERS IN THE
 GRAPHIC CONTEST

+ If the Graphic contest were 10 + close today the following candi- + dates would be entitled 70 the | + trips: District No. 1 * Miss Maggie Stephens, + Miss Lola Walters, * Mrs. Ruth Harrell Spencer
 + District No. J. Geo. w. I.ovejoy, + Miss May LeLaurin '' Miss Stella Matz,
 + District No. .
 + Mrs. A. J. Gray. + Miss Maude Perry + Miss Pearl Smith,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-19
Meeting and Banquet.

The members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Enginemen and the ladies of the auxiliay of that organization enjoyed a joint meeting and banquet last night at the K. of P. hall on West Second avenue. Many attended the affair, which was a most enjoyable one.
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Eagles Dance.

The dance given by the Eagles last evening was one of the most success 1ul ever given as was noted in the merriment of the large crowd in at tendance. This was the first dance of the season. The weather was ideal and the Pine Bluff Symphony Orches- tra never played more beautiful than on this occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-19
Bain.Adams.
MT. and Mrs. John Cicero Bain

MT. and Mrs. John Cicero Bain
 announce the marriage of
 their daughter
 Miss Dickie Bain \ 10
 Mir. Sherley Lewis Adams on Monday October the seventeenth one thousand nine hundred and len
 Portland, Arkansas Mr. Adams is cashier of & bank at Portland and is well and favorablv known in Pine Bluff. The above invitation has been received by a number of friends of the young cou- pie in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-19
COterie Chorus.

The Coterie Chorus will hold reg ular weekly practice this afternoon at o'clock, at the Temple
 Mrs. D. R. Fones desires to meet all new members wishing to join the chorus at this meeting, and it is v4rv Important that they should atjenG, as now, work will begin at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-10-19
SPIRELLA C0RSETS.

Are not sold to the trade. They are made to measurements only. Call Mrs. Langwortby. Arlington Hotel.
 10 5 ct.
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The Girls Kid oi the Y. VI. C. A.. will give supper fo- -1e.y friends, Friday evenihS :.l tDe sarlors Of the Y. M. c. 4.
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All city of Pine Bluff lying the west side oi from the river to Ninth the city limits
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22

The BonanZa's ruling and binding
plant is still running. Bring in your
orders.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22
DAILY Change
OF PROGRAM At
THE BUTLER
"a RICH REVENGE" is TITLE
FEATURE FILM FOR
TODAY.

At the Butler theater today there
will be the usual change of pro-
gram at which time the manage
ment has arranged a good big in
teresting program. Four pictures
will be on the boards. The feature
for tonight will be a big American
Biograph comedy entitled, "A Rich
Revenge" This is one of the best
comedies ever shown here, and ev-
eryone seeing American Biograph
comedies knows what to expect and
this one is Knockout. All the ia
miliar faces will be seen in this
subject. The other pictures are
all good and interesting. This pro.
gram is on for today only with the
usual change tomorrow.
P. S.-Remember the program
changes daily including Sunday.
Another P. S.-Remember again
that while the program changes
the price remains the same-l(
cents.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22
TO
COMMIT ASSAULT
With CUSPID0R
MINER OBJECTED TO HAVING
WAGES ATTACHED FOR A
DEBT.

c. Benson, a miner, was hailed
into Judge Atkinson's court yes
terday morning on a charge of dis
turbing the peace. Benson, 1t ap-
peared, owed a bill at Alderman S
grocery store on lower Main street,
and had postponed payment for
some time His wages were at
tached few days ago and yester-
day he became quite wrathy and
sought out Alderman He let loose
a few choice names, and Alderman,
not desiring to have any trouble.
requested Benson to leave the place.
Instead of complying with the re-
quest, Benson picked up large
metal cuspidor and heaved' it at
Ackerman's head. Three seconds
later he beheld a bevy of comets
that had Halley's beat off the
boards. The result was that Ben
son nursed a sore head while Ac-
KEENAN, had a sprained wrist
Following the first arrest Benson
secured a warrant for Alderman.
Benson was fined $3.50, as il
was shown that he was the ag.
gressor. Alderman was fined ST..
so.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22

tally learned during the hearing
that the commission of deputy sher-
iff of Van Holster had been re-
voked He stated that just before
being taken into custody, that he
had observed one of the crowd sur
rounding the engine attempting to
remove one of the oil cups. He
ordered the party to desist, and to
enforce his demands jumped to the
ground and pushed the strike SYM
pathizer to one side. 1t is believed
that this testimony will be refuted
at today's hearing.
The witness further stated that
after he had been arrested, the
party, who he claimed was inter-
fering with the engine, had remark
ed that he guessed that his (Van
Holsten's) gun was just about as
long as his. This evidence was not
/ brought out in the justice court
and the witness gave no reason
for maintaining his secrecy.
B. Allen demonstrated to the
court how he was armed and show
ed the manner in which he carried
the two big "gats" found on hi
person by the officers. He also plac
ed the cartridge belt, full of ammu
/ NIL h nd ~
peared ready to tackle half doz
en- men, He stated that he wa
employed as a Waterman, as di
the others, and had received orders
. both verbally and written, to waite
the air hose and couplings betwee
/ the passenger cars. The guns wer
to be kept concealed and only t
: be used in the case of emergenc!
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22
STRIKE BREAKERS
FACING REHEARING IN
DISTRICT COURT
Case From Justice Court Brought Up on
Appeal---One of the Defendants De-
mands Jury Trial.

The rehearing of the five strike
breakers, who We're convicted in the
justice court on charges of carry
ing concealed weapons, and brought
up to the district court on appeal,
started yesterday morning before
Judge Mark R. Averill. The de-
PENDANTS, B. Allen, R. A. Davis,
George Van Holster, Hans Laguna
and l.. Smith were all in court and
were represented by Judge j. F.
Dennis and H. Danforth, of the law
firm of Campbell, Nelson and
Brown. The interests of the state
were looked after by District At
torney Cleve H. Baker who was as
sisted by Attorney P. M. Bowler,
who had charge of the prosecution
at the former trial.
l.. Smith,. one of the defendants,
demanded jury trial, at the start,
and following the arguments by
counsel on both sides, the court
named May 2 as the date for the
trial.
Superintendent Hanlin, Captain
L. F. Long, the four defendants
and w. F. Armistead testified as tc
the facts in the case before an ad
journment was taken until thi:
morning at 10 o'clock. Practical!
no new testimony was brought out
unless it was the statement of Val
Holster, who impersonated U. S
marshal, and who claimed to be
deputy sheriff from Washington a
the time of his arrest, and attempt
ed to prove his right to carry
gun by flashing his star on Chic
of Police Ed Malley. 1t was pal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22
WILL BE BEST
AFFAIR EVER Held
BY TONOPAH ELKS
ANNUAL DANCE SATURDAY
NIGHT Is A TALKED OF
EVENT.

The 23rd. This is the date for
the Elks' ball and banquet. Is it
an unlucky date? Well, just ask
the recipient of one of those artistic
invitations whether or not he is
lucky. You couldn't get the invita-
ton away from him if you offered
in exchange one of the numerous
tickets to the Jeffries-J Johnson scrap
that are going to be given away by
enterprising Tonopah business
houses.
The affair next Saturday evening
will probably put in the. shade any
thing of its kind ever pulled off in
Tonopah, even by the Elks. And
this last stanza means good deal,
for the boys in the past set a pretty
lively pace in the way of social
functions.
There will be nothing sleepy
about the ball, except that the dec
orations, the dances and the dulcet
notes from the orchstra will be one
grand and eXhilirah..- dream.
The programs, which will be CIV
en- to the ladies. will be artistic
souvenirs of the occasion.
Exalter Ruler ]. J. Owens and
his young and beautiful bride, who
are spending their honeymoon in
Los Angeles, will be present to lead
the grand march.
At high u. it is proposed, the
unique order of dances will have
been completed, and the party will
go from the ball room to the Elk
hall, where the banquet will b.
spread and where all will be com
: fortably seated at tables that will
1 be fairly groaning under the weigh
of delicacies to eat and drink.
e Bob Prouty is dealing out tn
D tickets and he wishes all who hav
:. invitations and are going to the bi
: doin's to call on him and get thei
tickets before the last moment, S
that the maximum of perfection ma
be reached in the arrangements.
But to revert to the decorations
Captain Wise has been congratulate
: many times in the past for the wa
he has transformed the barren wal
J of the Miners Exchange hall int
what has been termed "a bowe
of beauty" but his present effort
will show to the dance lovers {
Tonopah just what an artisticall
decorated hall is. To describe tt
place, would not be fair, for
a be truthful it would do the capital
an injustice. Thousands of CT
flowers have been used in the wor
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22
Twins ARRIVE
At DONAHUE HOME
LAST evening
LATE REPORTS STATE THAT
THE FATHER is EXPECTED
TO RECOVER.

Sure this is thing that doesn't
happen every day. was the ex-
clamation of Arthur Donahue last
evening when informed that twins
had arrived at his house. And at
that the big jailer was right. The
twins, a boy and a girl, arrived
at 6:45 o'clock, and according to
Arthur, they weighed at least 20
pounds apiece.
1t did not take long for the
news to spread and in few min
utes the happy father was receiv-
ing the congratulations of his many
friends. He was to have been ini-
tiated into the Knights of Column
bus last evening, but postponed this
pleasure by saying that the K. of
C.'s could initiate him any old
time, but it wasn't every day that
twins arrived at persons home.
DR.. Mcleod was in attendance and
reported that the mother and babies
were doing nicely. His diagnosis OF
the father was somewhat difficult
but it is expected that Arthur will
be able to take his customary place
at the county Jail in a few days
In the meantime Jailors C. G. Smith
and Alex Main are working double
shifts while Donahue is incapacitat-
ed.
The man who wouldn't celebrate
on twins would surely be piker
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22
ATTENTION U. r. X. p.

There will be a special meeting
tonight friday at Pythian Castle,
and all members of Tonopah Com
pany No. 4. Uniform Rank, Knights
of Pythias, are requested to be
present. 1t will be decided at this
meeting, whether the company par
ticipates in the competitive drill
at Goldfield in June. Visiting men,
bers are also invited to attend. The
meeting will be called at 1880
o'clock sharp.
By order OF company commander
o. f. HAMPTON, Sgt. Rec
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22

Today will be arbor day, accord
ing to proclamation issued by
Governor Dickerson. and will be OBJ
served by quite number OF citi-
zens. who ordered trees from the
outside. and will plant them in an
effort to beautify the surroundings
OF their homes. The pupils of the
Tonopah schools will also observe
the occasion and will plant seeds,
for numerous plants. around the
high and primary schools.
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which is not half completed. The
public is invited to call during the
afternoon and get a glimpse of the
fairy land of the desert, and all
visitors will be courteously treated.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-04-22
VOLUNTEERS DAY
AT BALL GROUNDS

Every member of the volunteer
fire department is requested to
meet at the ball grounds Sunday
morning for the purpose of repair
ing the grand stand and fences,
and leveling off the grounds Ev-
cry available pick and shovel should
be brought along, and with the wet
refreshments that will be in evil
dence, the days work should result
in the grounds being thoroughly
evened up and ready for the first
game of the season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-17
At Local Theaters
AZ the Murray.

THE Eagle and the Girl" that is at
the Murray this week. is causing lot
of talk about town as to the manner
in which the act is carried on and
some of the theories advanced are
very amusing. Some say it is a mere
illusion. mirrors being used, others
say it might be accomplished by wire
less telegraphy and still others think
it is an aeroplane. Every one has a
chance to advance an explanation but
all are assured of a novel act if they
witness this one this week at the Muir
ray.
Miss Sydney Shields and Co. are pre-
senting in an excellent manner an
interesting comedy sketch. The pa
irons of the Murray will be interested
in learning that Miss Shields begins a
long contract for the Orpheum circuit,
her first engagement being at Spo-
kane, Wash. on the 9th. The Black
brothers with music and dancing
are always favorites. Faustus, with
the mysterious, surprising. the unique,
introduces some new tricks in magic.
The motion pictures add to the com
edy of the big bill. The Convention
Fund Benefit tickets may be used al
tonight's performance and those who
have not already awaited themselves OF
seeing the excellent bill this week
hasten. Next week a spectacular pan
| tomime novelty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-17
NOTICE.

State of Indiana, Wayne County. SIS.
In the Wayne Circuit Court, April
Term. 1910.
Lizzie Harvey VS.. Louisa Wigs, ct
al No. 1899 Notice of Commission
er's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale directed
to the undersigned commissioner from
the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit Court
of the State of Indiana, on Judgment
obtained in said court on the oath day
of May. 1910. in favor of Lizzie Har-
vey as plaintiff and against Louisa
Wigs ct al. as defendants. for the
partition of real estate named and de-
scribed in said plaintiffs petition,
will, on Thursday, the 18th day of July
1910, offer for sale to the highest and
best bidder the following real estate,
towit:
The southeast quarter of section six
teen 90, township fourteen IA, range
one u. west, containing one hundred
sixty s16Op acres of land; and also
twenty (20 acres of land on the south
side Of the west half of the south hall
of the northeast quarter OF said sec
ton sixteen 16,. township fourteen
u4, range one III, west, aforesaid, con
tanning in all on hundred eighty $50
acres OF land.
Said property to be sold upon tbs
| following terms and conditions, to
| wit: One-third of the purchase price
cash in hand. one-tltrd IN one year