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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-10
ALICE.

Alice and her mother lived alone In q
little cottage. 1t was nearly Thanks
giving and Alice's mother was wonder
ing what she could have for Ahce's
THANKSGIVING dinner. 1t was the 23d OF
November and Alice was sitting by the
fire. All OF sudden she heard foot
steps and then knock. She ran and
opened the door and there was all her
schoolmates each with basket and
all said, Here Is your Thanksgiving
dinner"
She thanked them and after all she
had a hapr,, THANKSGIVING.
Margaret Murray, age 10. y,
514 w. Second ST.. Ottumwa, Ia.
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Br,l;1,;1iie A n d
Snouty-Two
Cute Bears

A. O1Q MIS-. bEOWuscuT SAL Ill Tic ytI u
surrounding her cave home. On the
ground in front of her tumbled and
rolled her two cubs-Brunie and
Snouty-the former daughter and
the latter son. The cubs were twins
and a most merry little pair. AS the
twins played, and the happy mother
watched them noise was heard in
the woods. It was the sound of soft
steps, such as are made by a furry.
paved creature. Mrs. Brown Fur.al.
ways keen Of hearing-warned her
children to be quiet. "Hark!" she said
II hear some one approaching" Then
she bent her ear to the ground that she
might get the sounds the clearer.
A smile broke over the face of Mrs.
Brown Fur. tits our good neighbor,
Strong Bear" she informed her cubs,
who were very silent, for whenever
their mother said "Hark!" the little
ones became as quiet as the proverbial
mice, for they always scented danger
in that one word "Hark!"
"Ah, It's good old Strong Bear, "
cried Brunie gladly. II hope his chill
dren are coming with him, Mamma"
eyes, for soon we'll go to bed for
more play till next spring." said
Snouty.
'Tll soon tell you whether our neigh
Dor comes alone or not" promised
Mrs. Brown Fur. And she deity
climbed to the top of high, leafless
tree, from which she might survey the
surrounding mountain side. "Ah, he
brings his family w. eim." she called
i =,
down to her cubs wife and chill
dren are still far d >s"n the mountain
side, for the path is steep and they
are taking their time. But here is Mr..
Strong Bear" Then, scrambling to
earth again. Mrs. Brown Fur greeted
very warmly her neighbor, Mr.. Strong
Bear.
cMorning to you neighbor," said
Mrs. Brown Fur, extending paw to
the caller.
"Howdy, Friend Brown Fur" said
Mr.. Strong Bear. taking his neighbor' g
paw and giving 1t warm shake.
"And how are the cubs this cold day?
It's almost holding-up time, eh?'
Gust what my son Snouty was say
ing this very minute" observed Mrs.
Brown Fur. 80 they-the twins-are
having their ldSL IOuip eulS wal -
morrow we'll go into our fnnermcst
cave, and to sleep till the spring
warmth calls us forth again"
We'll, we-my family and 1-are
chilling this morning on that very &C
count Informed Mr.. Strong Bear.
Mother said this morning while at
the breakfast table, DO you know that
tomorrow we must hole-up for the win
ter? Well, let us go and pay our re-
spects to Mrs. Brown Fur before stor-
ing ourselves up for such long time.
So here am l. and up the mountain
side come my wife and cubs"
Mr.. Strong Bear had scarcely ceas cd
speaking When the soft footsteps of his
wife and cubs were heard approaching
end in another instant they were in the
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LAUDERDALE WANTS A BED FOR
HER DOG.

Dear Santa Claus:
For Christmas I want doll with
long curls, and a cradle to put my
soil in, and some candy, gum and
..;uts. and sailed peanuts, little bed
for my dog He is white curly dog.
He is very pretty. have small doll.
Its name is Mary Smith. She has lit
tie fur coat and hood. Her eyes are
brown and she has pink dress with
blue ribbon, and pretty slippers and
stockings. We went to a party. Dolly
was glad. l had a tea party of my
own too.
Lauderdale Smith, age 5.
Ottumwa, Ia.
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THE LITTLE PRIMERS WANTS

Dear Santa Claus:
want some ribbons and white
dress.
I want ring and some little play
dishes too.
want a. sack of candy.
want some beads too.
1 want pair Of mittens and a little
lamp and doll, too.
Little Edith, she wants little doll
too.
She wants little pair of shoes lit
tie number 5.
Little Ava wants new pair Of
shoes too. No. 8. little shoes.
Edith Primer wants sack of candy
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MAY WANTS A SLED.

Dear Santa Claus:
will tell you what want for
Christmas. want sled. some beads,
ribbons and candy. go to school. MY
seatmate is Flossie Hopper. We go to
the Myers school. I have four sisters
and one brother. Their names are
Mae. Laura Augusta, Ida and my
brothers name is John. I have a niece
and a nephew. Their names are Iva
and John. They live three miles from
me. would like to exchange cards
with some Of the Juniors.
Mary Schreck, age II,
Charlton, Ia. r. No. 3.
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JUNIOR AuToRIoeRAPHIEs.
ANNA PALFREYMAN.

The first thing can remember was
when I was four years old.
went to st. Louis and saw many
things, but will not mention them.
We started to school when was
five years old.
have lots Of light hair. My eyes arc
biue.
am ten years old now.
My birthday is January g. l was born
in 1900. Anna Palfreyman.
r. No. l, Lucas, la.
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SANTA CLAUS LETTERS.
MARY KATHERYN HAS MAN\
WANTS.

Dear Santa Claus:
want pair Of gloves and some lit
Gle dolls, a box of candy and some
other good things, a book with stories
and poems in, and a sled and a ring,
Last Christmas got some cand1es
and a doll bed and some beads.
got lot more nice presents.
got a piano from my papa. It is
Kurtzman. I like 1t very much. / have
named all the things want.
Mary Katheryn Beatty, age 3.
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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r. F. D. No 2, Blakesburg, la.
WANTS TO HEAR FROM FRANCES
AND JOSEPHINE.

Dear Editor:
/ have not written to the Courier
Junior for long time as have been
very busy l want to thank the
Courier Junior for my sweater. It is
very pretty. Papa sent my sister and
each gold mounted fountain per
from New York. They are Just beau
tiful.
would like to hear from Josephine
and Frances Norton
want to jcin the Christmas Stock,
ing club.
Juliette Eisenbeis, age IA,
4O1 w. Park Ave-, Ottumwa, la.
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Here is Santa Claus answer:

Here is Santa Claus answer:
Courier Junior, Ottumwa, la,
Dear Editor: l am delighted with
your letter. The Juniors belonging to
your paper are such good hearted ut
tie boys and girls that am sure that
they will form the Christmas Stock
ing club remember the nice boxes
they sent to San Francisco last
spring. | will call at the Junior Office
and will deliver the Juniors gifts.
II hope you will publish the Jun
iors' Santa Claus letters to me this
year, ! found 1t lots of help last year
when making my Christmas selec-
tions. With love to all the Juniors.
Santa Claus
This little appeal was the beginning
OF the Christmas Stocking club
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RAY WANTS NINE PRESENTS.

Dear Santa Claus:
/ want knife.
want ring.
I want train.
] want fire wagon.
I want a horn.
! want a big pen.
! want Christmas book
/ want a pair Of mittens.
Roy Primer,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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WANTS A TOOTH
BRUSH.

Dear Santa Claus:
I thought would write you a few
lines to let you know what I want for
Christmas
I want a ring, some mittens, a
Christmas book, some candy, nuts and
cards.
! want a coasting sled and a wagon.
/ want a pair Of overshoes.
I want an air gun and some bullets.
I want tooth brush.
Clarence Primer,
Ottumwa. Ia, r. No. 8.
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there was a big, red, barn in the back
yard. What fun we had when we get
our swings up In the barn, I now live
on East Court. OF course there were
hundreds Of little incidents that have
happened In my life, but 1t would take
too long to write them down.
Your Junior Friend,
Vida Wahle, age 13.
Ottumwa, Iowa, ITO East Court st,
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INDIAN SUITS FOR THE BIsH
BOYS.

Dear Santa Claus:
thought would write to you. MY
little brother wants an Indian suit and
a story book, and my little sister wants
a doll and go cart, and want an In
dian suit, and we all want candy and
nuts for Christmas. We want this
printed in time for Santa to see it,
Raymond Bish.
OttumWa, Iowa.
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apple, an orange, or anything they
want to put in it, also put in the re.
naming stocking, and send 1t to you
care Of the Courier Junior.
Nov, dear Santa Claus, we want you
to take these stockings and all that
Is In them to distribute for u.s.
Hoping for an early. reply, we re.
main,
Yours sincerely,
Courier Junior
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BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS CARDS,

We will send out some beautitul
Christmas cards to the Juniors VINO
write either letters or short stories on
any subjects. In case the Juniors can
not think Of any subjects themselves
write on one OF the following subjects !:
NY CHRISTMAS TREE.
.,., WHY / HANG UP MY STOCKING.
WHEN SAMTAscoMES.
THE WIDOWS CHI RlSTMAS.
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CHRISTMAS STORIES.

We want the Juniors to write some
short Christmas stories Of about 3oo
words. on one of the following SUB
jects: on
WHY THE CHRISTIAN WORLD
CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS.
THE CHRtST-cHiLD.
THE MAil.
The nrize will be beautiful picture,
suitable to the season. This contest
will close Tuesday, Dec ~.
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IDA WANTS RED RIBBONS.

Dear Santa Claus:
! live on a farm Of 4s0 acres. / will
tell you what want for Christmas
! want two red ribbons, some candy
and other toys.
Ida Schreck, age IS,
Charlton, Ia, r. No. 8.
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MAUDE aklav,N

/ j was born on Easter Sunday, April
l0, 1895, in Agencr, Iowa. The mrs.
house that ever lived in was lust be.
hmd the Agency school house. then
owned BY man by the Mame Of Mr..
shanlbers. but now by George Ccnny.
J wasn't named till was two months
old---theff papa named me Malde and
mamma named my f1rst name, Ava for
one OF her school friends.
When ! was seven months old we
moved to house owned Nv Mr. Fair.
we lived there when INV brother
frank was born On March 16, 1909. /
was only four years old then.
lived there when / first started to
school was past Ave then, hut didn't
want to 20 and didn't go till was six.
Wnlle solng to school my sister took
SICK With the scarlet fever and we
were Guaranetined for little while.
ihen when we started back to school.
one day got sick. and We didn't 70
much more that spring When was
only six my brother Johnny was born,
ON May. 20. 1904.
had never lived in the country TIL
March ID, 1895, when. we moved on
fnrm few miles from Agency owned
by MIR, Fair. l was about seven wears
old then, and with my sister went
down to the O'Connor school. about a
mile from where we lived, while my
brother and two sisters went back to
Agency to school.
IN March. 1906, we moved a little
ways from there to Win Miller's farm
We still went to school and Frank
would 20 with us once IN while, al
though he was only four years old.
When l was eight years old, In Feb.
ruary, 1907. We moved on the Wiley
farm near the Des Moiues river. I
lived there two years-19O7 and 1908.
Each year we lived there the river
overlooked Its banks and we had to
move up on the place where we did
| live.
] had always lived in. Agency town
ship till February. rs, 1909, when we
moved on the Wiley farm. in Keokuk
township, on the side Of the river.
Now Juniors, remember that during
almost every eek since 1907, | had
been writing to the Junior.
| ] went to the OKg school while in
the spring a ID Miss Nellie Crowley
was my teacher.
In the fall started to school again
and Miss Currier was my. teacher. On
the 18th Of February 1910. we moved
from there to the Glltner. farm where
we now live.
I have "ved here ever since then
and in May and July Visited with my
sister.
In September school started again
with EVELYN Eric, as teacher. I
now am In the It'll and Sth grades and
like to go to school fine.
| want to be the first Junior to join
the Christmas Stocking club this year.
| I am a Daily Junior
| Maude Skirvin. age II.
! Floris, Iowa. r. F.. D. No. Q.
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RoxIE WOOD.

yt- HAAV6 WOO1.
Dear Editor and Junior.
have not written for so long that
] thought | would write my auto
biography.
l was born on Friday, Oct 5, 1906 in
Madelia, MINI. When was four weeks
old my papa and mamma moved to
Fairmont. Mimi. We lived there
through the winter.
When ! was Ave months old We
moved to Granada, Mimi, where my
grandmother lives. We lived there UNI
TIL was almost two years old.
learned to SIT alone at six months
and creep at 8 months. i walked at 9
months and could say quite few
words. loved music always. When
] was almost years old. In September
we moved to Ottumwa.. my papa and
mammals old home. where they lived
when they were children. Here saw
my great grandparents and lots OF
great aunts and uncles and cousins
that had never seen before. had
fine times there but was glad when we
came back to Minnesota.
commenced to write to the Junior
page about September, 1909. I have
received some nice cards and q prize
from the Editor and some nice cards
from some OF the Juniors.
But was never so glad as when my
little sister came to live with me.
love her very much and she Is
months old now and is ~ sweet and
playful as can la
Mamma says she could not spare me
even for q day. am 50 much help to
her. go up town and do shopping
for mamma at any store in town and
dry the dishes, dust the furniture.
mind the baby, feed the pig. and
chickens, run errands and sew on but
tons. go to Sunday school every
Sunday by myself and like 1t very
much.
Well am afraid this letter is too
long, so must close;
would like to exchange postal
cards with any OF the Juniors.
Every your little Junior friend.
Roxie Wood,
ia e. Fourth ST., Fairmont, Mimi.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-10

AS we are asked by a great many
people about the origin OF the Christ
mas Stocking club we decided to re-
publish the story of the club when
appeared in the Courier Junior Dec. Z,
1906. Our club was the very frst
Christmas Stocking club in this part OF
the world. Since then many OF the
papers in nearby states have followed
in the Courier Juniors footsteps, ana
we are happy to say, met with great
success. Here is the first notice OF
our stocking club as it appeared IN the
Courier of the above mentioned date:
Dear Juniors: The beautiful Christ
mas season is here and no doubt you
are wondering what you can 40 10
make this Christmas happy one Tor
all the little children in the world
"At Chrlstmas-tideS the open hand,
Scatters it's bounty DER sea and lana,
And none are left to grieve alone, !.
For love is heaven and claims his own
This little verse has left another
Christmas thought with us. We nave
been forming beautiful idea tor a
Christmas club. The idea is not an
original one, but came to us last sum-
mer in reading an account OF the
death of a friend in Texas. This
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-10

Little Alva wants little pair Of
stockings
Little, Edith wants a pair Of stock
inss, too.
~, Violet Primer age 10.
Ottunwa, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-10
SEVEN RuL Es FOR THE JuNIoI

e,,t &c EOR THE JUNIORS.
S S1T,o Sne eide 81 the paper only.
80 tWr,,e neatIvs and legibly, using
~, ~ aSarn lead nencil.
~. 10 - .,nr..;s s;on yo,,r name in full
- 800 ,-onr aee
!. I M,,n,i,er vo,iy nages
n nrt COW stories or poetry
-, a.,G - &c asNyonr own work.
A'. = S| a,r.ys STATE choice Of prize on
y, a,SS 49, o@ of naner with name
- ,a,rass IN full
aiie' @. Addrsss tho envelope to Editor,
ce;a = w I,,. eia Gt+unowa iowa.
oo"iiei '1s- n.--,---.--.-----
rAE CHRISTMAS STOCKING CLUB.
wa want 10 belong to the 1910
schristn,as stocking club.
,nRM ! ElNNERTY, JR.
DoRoTHY ELolsE HARMON.
pHTn FINMERTY.
FOREST WEBER.
WARD BELL.
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90

"a 90
and my visit to Abba. -
From Junior.
5i5 Mary Palyreyman.
Il. r. No. 4, Lucas, Iowa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-21
-(,34)---- -

M rec[ama en- este Paris arasador hay sflclehle 'e
para used soy yo quien lie retiene aqu sepa que TAM
hen aspir0 i vstar regiOnes mas saiHdabeS SIN eho!
.o este usted tranaulO cartas llegaran ms mahos
con la drecc6u acostumbrada usted recblra las maS
que contn,aran pasando por Paris que no sepa dde
voy.
iQue le importa 10 no conoce pleSto que Saoe u
mas importante que 10 amo? Soy yo ahora quen neceS"
s,ls caras quen las ptlo No me divide EN- Naudenay
donde segdn me han dcho hay m1ples diversones ror
10 menos amigo querdo 81 olvda que sea por una J'
ven diena de used quen pueda hacer muJer Suy'.
EEaa con cudado cuando legue la hora Sabere uSteG
Iescraciado saber otra desgraciada pOr usted sera
supreme dolor de mi vida.
Desde ell momento que ella saa de Paris no tena va
nincn motive que al Lo dspuse odo para an
marcha pero perspecva de agtaci0n mundane como
Ia del afio precedente psultaba insopOrtable
Escribi mi ms,lre que estaba fatlgadO y deseaba
vjvsmente gozar def absolute reposo dunte mi estan
era Ell campo.
Aprovechaba la OCCASION para hablar de mi proyectO de
convencr m prma al ito Juan evarles cOnmigo, pues
eseaba proporconar al anciano Meta temporada
de campo muy provechosa para la salud de ambos Mi
deseo no era embargo, competamente desnteresadc
pues 10 certo que poda prescndr de mi habtua
confdente Solo Vaudelnay sin tener quen ha
bIar de Ia dana de pensamentos para mOrir de
tedio!
Mi maere contssf6 yuelta de correo envandOme una
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(155)-

invitaci0n en- toda regla para e ito Juan mi prma oe
les splcba que hiciesen arga vista al antigua solar
aue tanto tempo habitaron onde sempre Sc les rsefVa
un ugar predecto
Las dicultades del vaje para las pier1as va 1ofPeS
Dor IA edad de mi ito seran facMmente Venchfs quest"
que harlan e. trayecto mi compana.
va saba yo rregIarmeas para hacer Ia forzo>"
al difcutoso baron Fu hOra en- que S'lpo-
mia que Rosina estaba q Louvre
-Tio Juan--le die presento ante usted com"
eml,aiaalor He aqui has cartas que me acredltan
LIE enregue la inyitac0n de mi madre. Leida que Tue
Ia carta agnos frncimentos de celas que nter~te
sin trabajo dijo mi ito
-Tu madre sigue siendo tan bueala como crendo y"
la conoci. Pero 10 que SOlicita diflcil.
-Aunaue 10 fuer4D diez mas serla precise ha-
eeo-respondi seriedad- ROsina caera enferma 81
pasa el ver9no Paris.
IIabfa dado en- Ell banco. Ell abueo de mi prima
pstremeci0 ante panabrS.
i Rosina enfer1na? - exclamO =; 5que sabes tn
-Esta desmejoraCia- -respondl aplomo-. Entia
quece tiene maa ell de trabao la perudca
gsanCemente Hace tres dias durante cora vista que
Ia hice e Louvre tsi6 varias forma
pechOsa
i La encuentras desme jOrada? Dios mio A mi tambdn
me 10 haba parecitO, pero queJa nunca.
i Pues 81 este trsted esperanto que queje!...-
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ArtiCulOS para SCritOrio
UN GRAN SURTID0

Escrlbsniss ele9anter, propaAs pare
segalos, de varies tanaaiios y preeiOs.
Papefes de tedas eiasss, Sobres, Id
pices, Tintas, Plumas, Prensas para co
piar, Copia6ores de eartas, Libretas de-
'as tamafios, FsctureTos 1ltimo mo
delo infiniGad 6e objetos 4 precios
economies.
De venta en- el BOLETTN BEERCAN
TIL.
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Fi>itze, Lundt & Co. SucCs i.
SAN JUAN, PONCE, MAYAGUEZ
BANouEROs iMP0R!AD0RES, ExPORTAD0RES
Unicos agentes del famoso
Abono Baker" para Ganas..
Semento Portland ''Alpha"
FOtel Paris
CAXLR MKNDKZ VIGO NtR. aAk'
Mayagtez.

Eituado este establecimiento en- &
cantro de La calle Mendez Vigo, con
un iardin al rente, es ell que reuns
mayores ventajas y comedidades para
Los seIores viajeros, y el que cuena@
CON mejores habitaciones frescas, vesl
tiladas, magnificos banos = duchas.
- Comidas 6 todas horas
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4 g 1.BO
ROETlN MERCANTIL.

Rs de nucha yssiiiaaa, no solo para
los Aboga2os, Cores yudicsales, Ayun'
tamientos, Cofperaeiones y empieados
lie todos los rsmes, siao tanbien para
los comereiantes, in6ustriales Y perso-
mas de negocios, ell eonoeEmiento de las
Leyes lie Puerto Rico sprobadas por las
Canaras y Ell Conssio R5eentivo en- el
aiio de 1907.
Sc ven6e i $3.50 en- In LibFer1a del
Sc ACADIA de reeibr en- la Libreris
de- BOLETfN.
Pfeeie 9 21O eon franqueo.
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Leyes de 1909

Sc encuentran de vent,
las Leyes y Resolucione
de 1909 & un peso ejer
plar, Y un peso 10 cen
vos con franqueo
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OFICINA EN- NEW YORK
7S PINE ST,
10 0FICTNA5 EN- PUERTO RICO
EXPe,lici"nPs q p quere decir que I'd. :
tiene que insLdar dinero p0r adelant..'io. ps,an,
II inl0rte de Ia factilrt cuandO le entreganos
mcrcaDcia.
PLETEs MODI.O POR EXPRESS GARCIA
EEGUROS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-21

GRAN SURTrD0 BN BOQUILLAs
AMBAR G.ARANT1ZADO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-08
MAJESTIC BILL AT
 THE ELKS THEATER

A sumner is the bill at the Elks this week It has not been surpassed for some time past and is not likely to be soon. Delaphone, the human telephone is appearing at the "big house. this week. This is regarded as one of the best acts on the vau- deville stage today. Bunch and AL ger, the Kentucky girls, is mushy act full of merry singing and the juciest comedy at all stages of the game.
 Clark & Company is presenting an act that has never failed so far to please an audience. It is good. The usual pictures and orchestra accom- pany the hfgh-tone vaudeville bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-08

We give you the best process of cleaning and pressing in the city ,merican-Excelsior Ldy. Go.
 Special Monday, $3.7oo Rockers for s2.iO. X $5.o0 Rocker for $3.S5.- Reap & Crawford Furniture Co.
 LOANS-I have money to loan on first class reai estate in Pine Bluff. or Jefferson county. Pinchback Tay- Tor, Loans and Insurance.
 Get in with the push and ring up American-Exeelsior Ldy Co.,, when you want your clothes cleaned and pressed and made to look new.
 FOR RENT-No. 1923 Olive in first U~es repair also several small houses in .ar!ons locations i. tae city. .hona ieSS2. pinchh.aek Taylor. t..
 FOE Rt,NT-Sone desirable resi- uences in various parts of the city Pirchback Taylor, Rents, Insurance and Loans.
 Dr. J. l.. Caldwell and Attorney w. F. Coleman returned last night from Little Rock, where they attended the State Democratic convention, which met there yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-08
TUBERCULOSIS CON-
 MISSION WILL MEET
State COmmission Will Meet Thurs day at BOOneyille-Will Arrange Plans for Dedicating the
 Buildings.

Little Rock, June "A meeting Of the Arkansas Tuberculosis Commits sion has been called for Bonneville next Thursday Secretary Merri-
 weather will go to Bonneville to attend tonight. The board will take up the matter of dedicating the build ings, but as there has been consid- erable delay in their completion, the dedicatory services can not be held in July, as was anticipated, and ar engagements will be made to have them in August.
 Dr. Merriweather says the contri- buttons for the additional cottage are coming in very slowly, hut that when the cottages already arranged for are completed and occupied, the enthusiasm will be such that little trouble is anticipated in raising all the funds desired