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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03
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70. 8. McNew Real Estate, Rents szsd Loans, 106 Pine street. 1O-9-tf. Do not build, repair, move your Nsuse or put up with leaking build until you get our estimate. The 9yce Construction Go. D. w. Boyce, gr., 1oe Pine st.
 All kinds of Furniture repair xei-k done in first class shape by 4vzs5syrom Fur. Go. 4-7-tf.
 The steamer Mary C. Lucas left dssr Bosedale on her regular trip yes %syrday morning.
 Bargain Sale Prices CONTINUE at GyRPHEO and MOON this week. Two aSssWs for the price of one.
 ---Dr. Grandy and O'Daniel use tnGnanoform viitalized air for painless extracting. 211 1-2 Main. 4-19-tf
 Special Monday Oak Rockers at COG 3u the dollar at Reap & Crawford ssHrniture Co.
 The Weather Man says unsettled weather, WlJn S0OWefS or LHuuuef .ssorms today.
 --WANTED-All the fine dressers Hs3 srsnd us their clothes to dry clean sad press American-Excelsior Ldy Eas.
 We give you the best process of <gsaning and pressing in the city. ARnerican-E Ldy. Co.
 A complete line of high grade .seeeY ranges from $26.00 up to $60.00. Eiqmmer terms 5000 down and 5000 nsonthly at Cleveland-Ma Hard- y9are Go.
 Bargain Sale Prices CONTINUE at @RPHEO and MOON this week. Two Et1sws for the price of one.
 Special Monday, $3,75 Rockers for 42.1O. A $500 Rocker for $3.S5.- Reap X Crawford Furniture Co.
 LOANS-I have money to loan on First class real estate in Pine Bluff. ar Jefferson county. Pinchback Tay- For, Loans and Insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03
STATEMENT OF X. C. ADAMS.
To the Public:

To the PuDIlC:
 In the issue of yesterday relative to the Madam Ri'on defrauding a blacksmith on West Second avenle out of $lzo.0O, many who are not fam iliar with my fiill name are led to be- lisve that it was me- As I have been asked about 1t by several. 1 wish to advise that it was not me. 1 have p..yer lnet the Madam Ri'on, neither have I eyer given as much as one pen ny to any clairvoyant or fortune tell CT in all my life. Respectfully,
 .ADOLPHUS CY ADAMS. B,aclsinilll 40G w. md.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03
LOCATION OF SUB
 STATION CHANGED

Postmaster F. c. Furth yesterday announced that the Postal Station No. }. formerly located at 316 Main street in the drug store of McCammon X Sons, had been removed to Bedell's Pharmacy, at No. 210 Main street.
 Stamps, postal cards and stamped envelopes may be had at this station and money orders will be issued and cashed.
 It is understood. that Dr. McCam- mon resigned the charge of the sta- tion in the store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03

1000 Pairs Mems, WOmen's Misses and Children's OxiOrds at brightly ahining economic prices. which is 4aeasant news for the hundreds of fcSks that just now want to buy their .Eslmmer Footwear.
 Mems Patent leather and vici kid nxfords, s3O0, to $4.00 a pair. Moman's Butcher oxfords in ran and black, $1.50 to $3.50 pair.
 aChildren's Oxfords and strap slip .sers from 75c to $2.50 a pair.
 Wemen's Tndergarments little Further house cleaning in the under 4rslothes counter brings together a fable full of night gowns, corset cov- CTS, drawers and skirts. Some ex- tra. size garments. All very little yarices 2ac to $349 q garment.
 Ladies Tailored Waists -....... S1 .OO
 gIttle Women's Dresses .... 2.25 Blouse Sacques .......................-.. 59C WSzuze Stockings .-.-.-,...........-.--...- 25C Wunderhose Guaranteed prs. S1 .OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03
SATURDAY SPECIALS CUCUMBERS, NEW POTATOES STRING BEANS, TOMATOES,
 BELL PEPPER. LLOYD GROCERY co, Old Phones-574-594
 New Phone 120.

Don't fai. to get you a pocket amife while we are selling COG, 75c. Hnd $l f( Knives at 43c. See sam- Matthews Hardware Go.
 Spec1al-Special-Specfal. See the exceptional values in Oak Rockers in s7nr window next Sunday which will ae sold next MOnday-Reap & Craw. dard Furniture Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03
OPENING OF WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.

Mrs. L. c. Saunders and Mrs. w. c. Cahoon, who are to open a Woman's Exchange in Seawell's Pharmacy, at No 120 Main street, wishes to an- nounce to their friends and the public that they will open for business on June 1 and cordially invite all to c,all and inspect their goods. They will carry full line of fancy work mat erials, including braids, Embroidery, silks, as we'll as gloves, silk hose, etc. They will also handle all kinds of fancy work, hand painted china and such other goods as may be placed with them on a commission basis.
 5-26-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03
PINE BLUFF SCHOOL OF
 MUSIC SUMMER TERM

Mir M. D. McNeill and Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet announce sum- mer term in Piano and Voice begin- ming Monday, June 6, and lasting six weeks. Apply at once for hours at MT. McNeill's Studio, cor. and Main Teaching hours will be from to 12 only. 5-29-6t
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NOTICE.

Owing to high license, we have de- cided to quit renting bicycles or keep ing bicycles for rent We have about 30 1910 models that have only been used ,a few times that we will dispose of at a sacrifice. We willhroashrdlu of at sacrifice. Come early get first choice. Your price. Durham Bros. 125 Pine. 5-2S-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03
NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTIcE!!!

At 1102 West End ave-, you can get fresh barbecued meats and boiled ham daily, except Sundays. Home made bread and rolls fresh every ev- ening. I also get up, Dinners or special lunch to order. Timely mo- tice required. T. H. Skidmore Baker.
 5-29--1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Demonstration of 'Gossard Front Lace Corsets.' June 9th and 7th Mrs. Doolittle, an expert corsetiere will demonstrate this queenly garment. "They lace in front" You are cor dially invited.
 GRAND LEADER.
 5-29-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03

Ring up the American-Excelsior Ldy Co.,, when you have some clothes to clean and press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03

A large assortment of Lawn Goods to select from. Prices right at Tedstrom Fur. Co.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-03

Special-Monday your money will go twice as far by buying your solid oak Rockers from Reap < Crawford Furniture Go.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10
P00R PAY IARIEF TAX I
Payne Aldrich Tariff Law
Framed To Benefit Rich
Says Rep. Cullop.
IL Indiana Congressman.

Washington. June e.--Hov the
Payne Aldrioh law discriminatss
in favor OF the rich and against
the poor, was told in . striking
manner on the iloor Of the House
Of Representatives by William a.
Cullop Of Indiana.
"on the sparkling diamond OF
the rich,'' said Mr.. Cullop. "the
Payne. .Aldrich tariff law levies Q
nominal duty Of 10 per cent. but
| on Its imitation, worn - orns-
lments by the poor II levies duty
Of 90 per cent,
"On the champagne Tor the
table Of the iastidious IL leyies =
duty OF SO per cent.
"on the nne silk costume of
the society belle the tax is SO per
, cent, while on the wollsn or wcrs.
ted garb worn by the housemaid
IL is 1856 per cent.
On the ordinary steel button
. !. for the trousers Of the toiler the
.tsriff is t27 per cent, while on
!. the ane ivory button used on the
clothing Of the dude II 10 81 per
4 cent.
"on the plain, COARSE blanket
of The humble the tariff is i65 per
cent, while on the finest and
!, costliest used by the exclusive \
! 10 II per cent.
.on the gloves worn BY th'
lIaborer the tax is 90 per cent.
while on the finest gloves It I
! !, only IA per cent.
: aon the carpets used BY th'
!. . owners Of fine palaces the tarii
is 80 per cent. while on tn
= cheap carpets used to adorn II
- !. modest homes Of the workingmel
: : it is 1877 per cent.
- "Such inequalities are foun
y ! In every feature Of the new tari
y law"
\ sse While Cullop spoke the Rsput
ny licans listened silently and ~
~ n, lsnly. No one appeared " y
ll,e mood to interrupt hin OF cha
~ ] Iengs the accuracy Of his stat
ments.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10

Z The dividends Of 1890 are tax.
en- as q base, or 100 per cent and
the earnings shown are net, over
and above all operation sinking
funds. depreciation and interest
on bonds. The 1908 figures are
the latest obtainable. These are
| the railroads own figures. What
think you, Mr.. Reader. do the,
argue well for still heavier profit'
from the peoples
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10

Itt4t 4.tl
Increased freight rates reach
into the pockets Of the people
viii ss direct : touch - does the
PsynA- Aldrich tariff law. The
shippers psy the increases first.
Then they saddle them on the re-
|tailsr. VI can do nothing but
|pass ~ extra cost On % the cons
sumner.
Ths rxilroads ssy they need
Imos Snensy . reimburse them
| for increasing the wages OF en-
| Iployss. The insurgents among
the railroads declare the extra
Iiunds ara wanted 10 pay diyi'
dsnds Of watered stocks.
The proposed increases, rang
ling from 10 TO 80 per cent on tn
| lnsesssaries Of life, will bring int
1.-The treasures Of the railroad
lmors than s276, 100000 withou
nessssitating the expenditure Q
: ian additional penny for operatinI
service or rolling stock. Tn
} highest estimate Of expense fc
! lgransing the wage demands {
: tha snploys on oil railroads
tstoD, 900, 900. The railroad stock
B holders, and not the employs 9
,lths o.hsr s17s.ooo.oO Th
nlpeorls pay II.
I Greed alone explains u
= reason for incrsassd rates. II
= dividends for 1908 were mo
= than twice those Of 1893, a. =
y following table shows;
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10

I IKE to think that when I'm
dead, my restless soul unclaimed,
TIE things that worry my fst
head will then oil be explained.
This fact slot Of sorrow brings,
throughout thiswsary land, there
are 90 many, many things. we do
not understand Oh, Why is vir.
tue oft oppressed, and scourged
and beaten down, while vice,
with gems Of East and West. Il
Haunting through the townl And
lwhy is childhoods face with teari
loft stainsds When ! have reach
cd the shining spheres, thss'
things will be explained. VIII!
does the poor man 60 to Jail, be
; cause he steals Q trout, Will
: wealthy men who steal . whal
? quite easily stay out9 Why doe
. affiiction dog the man who earn
: two bones . day, who though b
try the best he can, can't driv
II the wolf sway9 Why does II
woman sew, to earn 9 pau
a per's gain, while SCORES Of gaud
o spsndshrifts blow their veal
.sIto dry champaigneG Why
cl We send the shining buck to q
+ heather in Cathsy, while In t
squalid alleys. muck whits fs
have gone sstrAya such que
tiona IN . motley crowd, at 7
q poor mind have strained; !
70 when cit upon : cloud, the
2, things viii be explained. d.-W
= Mason,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10

The Commonsr: Mr.. Bryan II
his st. Louis speech last Saturday
sssning, took the position thatths|
brewers must get out Of politics.
This sentiment viii be indorsed BY
ell thoughtful people and good
citizens. In Missouri Il was the
brewers who elected . republican
governor. With the brewers there
lie no politics. They are for theme
selves as against the world, the
nssh and ths devil. They boast Of
having accumulated over $500. |.
O00, 900 ID this ststs, and with the
great slush fund they can control
with their agents scsttered over
the state In almost every voting
Iprscinct, who work under orders
Iirom headquarters their blight
power is not half appreciated.
4 As Mr.. Bryan says they mus
get out Of politics. There is !
growing prohibition sentiment q
over the country largely becaus'
OF the psrnacious activity in ou
politics By the brewers. Elimi
mated from politics the predudic
! against them would not be .
: great. Otto Stieiel, Q colonel Q
2 Governor Hadleys staff, 10 th
Governors mouthpieee In 81
y Louis. No man can be name
9 for circuit judge or for any oth'
position without this boss brewer
o o. x. The brewers thous
% EIadlsy are running the politics
% Mrsscuri at this time. They mu
,s either get out Of politics or out
bushes. This is official. --BooI
y. vile, No., Advertiser.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10

\ With total receipts Of less than
|s25, 600 last year, Worth county's
'outstanding obligations we're re-
duesd about 5000, and til 9
Times considers the county's d.
nancisl guardians worthy Of be-
ing called faithful servants"
Last fall tobacco growers In
Clay and Platte counties were
warned not to raise tobacco this
year. They paid no attention g
the warning and now they ar
paying for their failure hy haysne
their stock poisoned end shei'
crops destroyed.
II The Mexican Cotton Bel
aIwsevil has invaded the cotto'
-lHslds q New Madrid county on
d has become firmly intrenched be
.ss presence was discovere
slo even suspected BY the farmer
The Wesyil is destroying : ersi
deal of cotton and Ii proving IL
\ self u BE- . pest. The Weev
\ 4 that has ensersd that county
= dark brown with ) gssyish striI
!, insssad ot being grayisA'
u While their parents wsrs q Y
inl Prustt funeral last Thursd'
orl afsssnson, Thornton Rowe =
ssI jack Lair got hold Of : bali do e
ialsn 81 90 gun shells and proceed
yslto rsmqvs lhs powder fFnm TIE
anl~hioh ihsy emptlsd into . do 2
nitl snd then iired {, = soma psai
81 lanaoooanIobl y ~ bozp, e
a. xsre ssvsreIy burned ahout
|pd Ifsus, especially ThoFntan Y
Wnl ~ unable a ses for ssvpFal d
|sdIIt 4 Ibouehs both vim sspsps :
noo| daq,slion, aaa this should p
,nd| lse1on le olhsf boys xho ~
~ eIInsd o II powder snd A.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10

sssssssssssssssssssssssss
The Puxico Iron Company re- 2
Gently completed . long open cut Y
through the hill side to the iron
reaching IL at 3 90 foot leyel ct an
expense Of 81, 800 and this did not 9
reach the bottom Of the ore, They !
have nov started Q tunnel M
fest below the topof the hillwhich
President Crawford says win 30
clear through the hill 90 asto en-
able them to work from the other
aide Of the hill as well Is running
tunnels under the ground. They
are finding abundance Of ore In
the drift and Il looks % Il there -
mors iron ID the hill than anyone
eyer reported .-Puxico Index.
The following item was dated
.t Linda and mailed to the Rec
ord at Marston. "7,iptonville,
| Tenn. May "a. 1910. the death Of
John Evans. He was found In
the Mississippi River. He had
lthrss holes shot through his head.
| He has no people living in this
country that any one knows OF.
'lHs hes : small gold watch IN his
lpoclret with his name out 10 the
bsck o. the watch. Wrote by an
! eye witness, New Madrid REQ
lord.
The lure pf the Missouri straw
berry was the undoing OF George
ylH. Priest late OF the United States
post as Fort Riley. He wss In .
4 sarcoxie field the other day 70 the
staot 81 transferring I elacious barry
gIto his mouth when . deputy
sheriff from Carthage stepped N
q from behind and srrestsd him fcl
n desertion. He was . member o
d Company x Of the Twenty -eigh
i infantry, and left his post to 60 Y
! 1.-THE strawberry fields - . picker
The Bolcow Herald says: Al
isIIrishman walked into adry good
IA store and asked the clerk abou
in lths styles id mourning. "well'
re said the clerk. "for . near relatio
a. you wear black clothes and
black band around your hat; fc
| 1 more distant ons you wear
y narrow band around your 10
q arm j. saw" said Pat, sgimn
- . shosstring. It's me woii'
. mither."
One Of the conditions impos'
npop william Powers Of Gslt. VI
WAS under parole BY Govern
w = TTadlsv, Saturday, il that be
is a once 70 Gslt with 0. A. Snap
lwho went to Jefferson City !
nis him, and immsdistsly on his ?
= rivsl ut Gait, that he MAI
Snspps daughtsr' Mamie, .
nty lthst both spspp epd Powers !
left port the marriage 70 the gpverE
ne promptly.
ns Jules Beckman, proprietor 9
WY boarding house q Bonns Tel
''n- i under arrest On 4 charge
murder 10 the first dsgrss
stss osusing ths death Of WIN
l Of weber, Of 81. Louis. by poia
this and tho poisoning 81 HE y
'rtsd Two stsp- -childrsn and tnFes q
urat. boaFdsrs, WIllism Nils, Fr'
lsstl Dense and William Mael
Farlniuston Times.
] Ia- Alshs anssiins q re Bo-s
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10
+, ';Ri,,o.,UiJ'NDABcUTTHE STATE.
n,aa mad from Exchanges~rM ade blythe Shears.
fhs Pencil and the Paste Ppt--Some Origi-
nal, Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
hut Nearly All interesting Reading.

~
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The nsxt mssting Of The SOUTH
east MISSOURI Land Congress WI
be held tbis iall ct Poplar Blum,
Oak Grove and DsKalb ere two
Missouri towns that boast Of hav-
Ing neither sslaons, negroes Or
lawyers.
A suspension bridge ,PN fsst
Dong and 80 feet above the fivsf
is to be thrown across the 9sagel
at Linn Creek.
Governor Hsdley has granted
a respits until June 10th to Rob-
srt Davis, the Kansas City negro,
who had been sentenced 70 hang
Friday.
A. D. Park, . dentist ot riasss
CITY, has built . real toy locomc-
tive with an Improvement oyer the
prssent ones In use. His irven;|
lion win bring him . fortune !
Nobesly Il arrsnging tor .
s.Show-Ms'' conyention In Sep
tsmber. Every tqwp in ths state
Il becoming anxious TO shoF tne
rest Of the world what che has.
skidmors 10 putting in lots q
cement walks, and boasts that ths
town viii socn be one Of the besl
il the country In thst respect Y
they can keep up the same gall
The Dupont powder company
has bought 1000 acres Of land
nine miles south Of Carthage ans
Eiii but IL one of ths largest pow
dsr mills ID the ooaatsy, eostini
100000.
The election held In Davies
county ip November, 1907, whel
that county voted dry, 'has bee
sti.n.al ~, tho Kanaa
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-06-10
! WAshIngton |
! Letter.
<~~~~~~-~~%~~~~l
sy FAynsNEn
tspscl.L conaxsronnrzf.l

Washington, yune o0cofe ]
another joker On the public, THEFT
people have been made p be- II
iisye that the Taft administered lion :
has snjoinsd most Of the railroads
Of the country from putting into
effect incrsssed ratss. This was
q bald Misrepresentation. |,
Il ali Of the announced in.
creasss Of rates that the govern
ment has ignored, 60 into effecs.
an undodgeable annual tax OF
s2oo. zoo, 900 will have been sad |
died upon the American people To-
still iuthsr increase the cost OF
living.
It develops that the injunction
asked for and obtsined by At |
.Itorney General Wickershaml
against the roads forming thel
western Trunk Line association |
10 an injunction very circurns
scribed in affect.
It does not apply in any way to|
the reasonsbleness OF the rates,
but merely 10 the manner IN
!. which they were made. The par
! 'IticuIar schedule enjoined ID
known % interstate commerce
schedule A tt5. There were
|othsr schedules fled BY the same
trunk line association on days
:. proceeding the fling Of this par
. ticular schedule and upon the
's same day made in the same man'
q ner by the same roads. and there
shave beep others since. II Y
ylthsrsfore, untrue that the govern
y meat has snjoined the increases
N of rates 10 western trunk line ter
Or ritory. u has sDjoinsd only
Of few Of those increases, and Ia
ht tgrsst number Of the advance
10 have gone into effect without an,
y. sffort by the government 70 sto'
In them,
do The attorney general has svsd
'ut cd any explanation Of why this
NJ true, while ststemsnts from n
on Department Of Justice havs .
. created the impression that q
Tor action ci the government VI
abroad. sweeping and csmplsss'
''s ~ As q fact, the rates affected J
the injunction do not constitut
in the language Of 9 rate expe
|of the Interstate Commerce cor
sed mission, . drop In the buck
vho compared with the great numb
nor Of increases that have alrea'
gc gone into effect or are TO beco'
'pp. operative within the nsxtthree
#AE 4 r. n fasA4
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-18

Miss Marie Ray is at the Marlborough
Blenheim, Atlantic City. with her aunt
Miss Sullivan. They will return home
on the first OF October, and Miss Ray
will join her mother at their Thirty-hrst
street home
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-18

Washington. and Miss Nell Graesae. OF
Philadelphia. are spending September at
'Menohn." on Seminary Hill.
Mrs James s. Groves. OF Mount Ida.
has returned from a visit 10 Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Melchior and
their daughter. Eleanor. left last Satur-
day for a visit 10 Millboro and the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs.
Capt. and Mrs. Love and their children.
Miss Harriet and Miss Elizabeth Love, OF
Savannah. are visiting relatives IN this
city
Miss Cora Payne Jones is the weekend
guest Of Mrs. willetts, in Washington.
Miss Ethel Remington is visiting the
Misses Dabney In Rockhsh
Miss Alice Gronan is visiting relatives
! in Baltimore.
Admiral and Mrs. Nathan Eric Miles
and Miss Violet Miles have returned from
Woodbury. Forest, Orange County, where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. Charles A. Duffey and her sister.
Miss Virginia Ale. left last Friday for
! West Virginia and Ohio.
Miss Margaret Mahoney, who has been
visiting friends in this city. has returned
20 her home In Culpeper.
Miss Constance Bush and Miss Mary
Carlin have returned from Atlantic City
Miss Emma F. Mills left Monday for
a two-weeks' VISIT 10 Richmond.
Miss Ethel Tremaine. who has been
visiting here. has returned 10 her home
in Chicago.
Miss Eliza Green. OF Clark County, Is
the guest OF Mrs. w. S. Green
Miss Eva Newton. who has been VISIT
ing Miss Mabel Tinsley in Amherst. has
returned home
Miss Louise Lee Smith. OF Vicksburg.
Miss, gis the guest OF Miss Christine
Kemper, at Rosemont
Miss Sarah Cox has returned from
visit 10 Linden and Westmoreland County.
Mrs. +. H O'Brien has returned from
LoudOun County. where she spent the
past month.
Prof f. F. Andrews. Of ''Vauxcleuse."
Seminary Hill. sailed from New York
last Saturday on the Lapland for Europe.
where ne will visit England and the Con-
tinent spending some time al Carlsbad.
Mrs. Andrews and the children have gone
10 Cape Henry for the month Of Sep
TENDER. and then they win 90 70 their
home in Washington for the winter,
Miss Bessie Marks. OF Alexandria, who
has been the guest Of Miss Jennie Hantz-
mon. IN Charlottesville. has returned 10
her home
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Davis an
nounce the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Florence EsteIle Davis. 20 Mr.. Cla-
renee Hoover Madella. The marriage will
take place late in October.
Mrs. E LAWYER and Master Emmart
LAWYER have returned from Vicksburg.
Rev. Edgar Carpenter has returned
from Atlantic City. He Will leave to-
morrow for Eastville, Va, where he will
Join Mrs. Carpenter, who has been spend
ing the summer with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs William Upshur Nottingham.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-18

Mrs. Hooker. wife of Capt Richard
Stewart Hooker. has returned 10 their
home in Jefferson place from Hot
Springs. Va. She and their children win
Join Capt. Hooker next month at his
new post of duty in Porto Rico. where
he went September /