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The Newark journal., 1910-04-22
VOTE FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

Following is the official vote of the four counties of the Third Ju- dicial District for circuit judge and prosecuting attorney in the recent Democratic primary:
The Newark journal., 1910-04-22

Haley Comet seems to be hay ing a peculiar effect on the old hens up in Missouri. 4 hen be- longing to George Davidson of Independence, Mo, recently laid an egg with a tail an inch long.
The Newark journal., 1910-04-22

By his hasty pardon of Col D. B. Cooper, who so fouHy murder ed Senator Cormack, Governor Patterson of Tennessee has brand ed himself as q rank anarchist.
The Newark journal., 1910-04-22
LOOK HERE. flp. MAN

If you want 10 sell your farm see the White River Land & h. vestment Go.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01

John |llutchlson was a business Wis
itor near Rulo Monday. s.
-IL-BaaeAy aad-@iIa-spent-S4ndag
with the 5l4attfE's parents. q
Ivan Kellar came mp from Morrilli
* asiq TtfsfeY on pqsinefss31aq5a
+. N, Shqffer and family spent
Sunday with Guy Liehty and wife. J
oAnson lKnisltN and vito. spent sun
day with Lloyd .BnisleH andfwifef
'hegiHj Hurt and fhndiy lpisited al
the l1nm@ of Benny 1Shatfor Sunday,
B II. 9Saubjchtb and f&milyanaIs spent
Sunday mHhsM. Fornoy and family
George PriehHrd and two sons
spent sunday WibhiiAEri aud Mrs. Jdt
CullpD Il aslopo u paa9 1dt nj n
iioM rsJl Charles NlciYfsml and a1uahy
isIafui a. part of flastsmgek with 0I A.
.TAIrk and f%aInilrlut pd1 10 1.ib5ez
Cart Shaffoibnnd family from near
iSabom spGihti Saturday igwithu Chester
Stump and family9i1isib 3aHaiG1b d.
~ MIR. Whitifoek. gwhti ghasldbedn III
pooh liuaith Auiost OF 1heiMinbRtm is
s1hbrpNbrRi very sboMPY. 1,lGa1BK 10
OWN ,tIutu liisori spent Sunday = III
Falls City with his grandmother md
mnt, Mrs. John Nooam and danghtet..
Will Hutchinson wcntmdownasn near
Rtberue Wednesday to assist Lloyd
Peck With his fHIan1M work for a short
s4,a .r1a,a3 ~ .ta-4 20
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01
ZION.

- HeH E|H'4IfIi1a ~Tf-FT7H ~ EHE8 5s#
1t is reported that Christ B9qtler
and family will mqYe to Fails City
soon. fi9al ql#1# o. ajloll,# 'sIlra
Miss Sophia aWittWer is sat4}eering
her classes lino mBsif, 94fo the summer
season OFT .5afl buG 10 oh 40 10
br IIarry Benper and wife bays gone
toGhouse keeping On. p faF3Bb east Of
SaPstla.I1 sJia ~ bsill oafB y5aF ba
u Evening services will be held regs
ularly hereafter eyery Sunday feyenf
ing at eight. O'CLOCK OH Il, aa0 sb
Jacob Stalder and wife lhaYe reach
ed their new home oin Colorado and
are NOW happily settled, trasb aid 81
Aldo Carver, Mary Fneibergh0use
and Rachel WittWer are enjoying tho
EASTER vacation at homea 9 moIf 20
Mrs. George Schneider is yerydsitk
at this writing. She had been con-
valescinS but suffered a relapse!a 10
Oscar Runy5aan was taken to Omaha
Monday to a saHataritm for treat
mieent for epilepsy and extreme hefrvou
t4rcomn thiaas2 as u2dW noise 1esoa
80 Mr.. and I'd Ms lR@a@5a J. D. Snyder and
Mrs. Snyder's sister and daughter OF
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue were visiting in
tt'rDHfsH'5h bSHh beuluI5l y|fbsta3e9q
|G.A number of the members called
upon Mr., pandAkerd Sunday AFTERNOONS
and entertained him with songs. Mr.
DandlikeB Was, greatly pleased -bn
Henry Feldman has gonRuto 0kla4
homa in-the- interests of a real eSs
tate, deaK ole is iende1tNoning to trade
Oklahoma land for Sahetha property
up N Hollistefi finished the work
on the lighting plant at the church
and parsonage last week. He also
put h new metal cover ON the ibclfry
floor last week. T btflil3 gibgd iet'
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01

"-Diafrhoea should lie cured with
out loss Of time and by a medicine
which like Chamberiain's Collie, Chor-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy not only
cures promptly but produces no un-
pleasant after effects. 1t never fails
and is pleasant and saf8 to take.
Sold by all druggists. o1tof 3I,s
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01

Prompt relief in all cases OF
throat and lung trouble if you use
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Pleas
ant to take, soothing and healing in
effect. Sold by all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01
RULOl.

I'D Davis left last week lor q trip
through Texas .s%usdr5aa5 .=.H,# u
Clara Altman spent Sunday with
her mother in Rulo. "a ~ 4H#la
Glen Davis was a Falls Guy Wis.,
tor day last week. .sta.3 2
Homer Kirk Was Il Falls City vist
itorI one day last week. #t5I#t4 ~
Rev. Wachtel was a Falls City
visitor one day last week. r.Ie5 .a'
l. Lyman Of Wymore was IA Rul
Nt9JRf cue 9a45asta Y4ek44 W31 =
Paul Bnrk spent last week visit
lug sEitb rolq!tiiHesyin kapsqsqs5s7 OF
Art .SpeFe pfoTaAie Rock was a
itnIo visitor one day last week.
4IGAarl9s lGo9k qfl Kansas was yis'
.lHPg FGlptiYpS I'M rRplo bMQpday, aa =
don PefkinbipG Of Falls City wds
eBqlp visitor sunday pftfrpoopqb ia
aGforfq Gela& and family aPentlast
sYesk with friends at ilpighland. Kas.1o
5iisa hePpep'8 Sister same tbs las,
Of tbs week " visit with, har allow
uays'1Bb a9uslblide Z al8la9ad# Il
bAi r. LaFabee and wife Of PRESTON
a~tleqded the Easier e8ercises here
apqqqy aYeHiARln5nrIEasfa5 Jas -
Cecil kanaly came down from Sa.
lam and spent Saturday and Sunday
with Aome, folks. I5l54HI4Irg.l .sl 81
Mrs Frank Costello and baby of
Atehisom came last week FOR a visit
With her parSnts,s .u7Y5h4o ao5d
Mrs Charles RoQrnGlu ratprnsd the
first OF the week from a. visit with
relatives in Hiawatha,na .lfla4#E nj
Miss Margaret Pierce has been in
for two YeeksfaI Hers sister, Sophia
is teaching school, for her, ~ lo'
~ DE- Jt5 G., Shepherd Went TO. st.
joe tou1Hisiit. his daughter airs
Ashuryr rYho is lqpitelf sick lata,, her
home in that citytmq .9aflssqsl @e
h John ,RopG has purchased, the lots
where the lumber YARD used as to
STANG. and has commenced work on
Gar, ErfaH - tYt,sf - ,,a.
a.oar' a.ha,1 f,4Tstta
49, - Iae
will tqke his PLACE in fPe Phil Koran
- 20. -, ie5# al
"a Their new y'' bonse his weal, inv,
are now b,ildino - haro and wban
all is Finished ,bey wiIi hayn J hsa,pg
gf.l ban,o I'''8 'sa' 1hf#H ~
Nm Hobo b -. h he5, l,IIrass tI
eis, Ion nrosorf,. Tb4nir. 80 ~,
ana ,ie. I'm Ii,a n5tb tham ~.
sarc# fer me. ala neonIo who are ~
a. 6si mas, 80 -
..4#75 =
"V 1'iis''' al .pe'rhS N~alpPoeil'
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01

James Parker, acetdently got his hand
ffh Qht washfha hiaohihG ond daH tthis
week. Ina oare dfiDgq7 n9fA badly
mashed III
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01

s,s4a5-Fyery family aud especially thpa,
INV who fFsSiff - ih9 country bs.99l lo hld
N,39e prrRayiqqffdqi Rt All tines with q bot
tie of Chamberlqin's Liniment Their
MY is no Telling When il may be wanted
'i' in case OF an accident or emergency.
II is most excellent in ali cases OF
rheumatism. sprainss and bruises Sol.
.hl tibV all hrreefstslfl '2lo'a .2llt -
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01
la.15!Gg55IS,..: I INIIEh::::... 52 2gaa:9g.!!ia.:egll.. .gHI..,
Mrs. Grant Shubeft spent a part o
oTlaIt NSaJ al N6braAaN lGfa9qAH

s1tk0 Is nov mum -btrtrr. a.
Mrs. Grant shubert spent a part Of
oTlaTf NsaJ al NcbrasaN I@faqqAH
Mrs. HB1lu 4&nupY living neal
Nerdon was s~hopping here Saturday.
,isarMifs, Anglia ApssIBqggY 9R4dd ULoit
lie lmler were. county seat VISITORS
3tRia{q. ossa sgsh sbnoi17 =.
MorgasewhAsea shhow able to
BE- out again after "A severe spell OF
nj siehn~ssjbloJmuIl 10 tbub9 "a
Mr.. Bowen and sistaraoNteftained
ais4ir.4nH8 Ms. s9H pq6i8 Of fRrairis
Union Sunday. .otpa ao1 t,bnoR oI
nj Mrs. ,T%5hBffo,d9rG, III Han Of }NNqmaAa
spS"t. tie first B @@555 l5f?4'%@i qS ( .'a'aYi'A
her son and family. = ~ ~
haqmae!iis hGRhbaqg hRdoWife D. Go5ls
by and family #df6 BH6sts otof'aMr.
eiilanda AIRS kellpldsipjeb n Sunday.
Mrs. Flora fieafs6n 10 IAhe6fn is
.nonosyi ~ josihs, ae2tiaita win n,a her
father, Roy0Iti1h1oIs t5thnl1 r%iiiii9 es.
aiao6{or A59siNA SOLD AND 44a4'frgd 10
t5aMp. Steadman near Stellan 4 fins rtlhir-
~ horse power REQ ante last hWeek.
t,o,3 Walter Lewis accompanied his two
l., aaughters TO Omaha last week, They
have both been IN poor health for
some time and they went to consult
IA specialist. .5'7 4'''l3'lDe' 7'3#6
bua ~ =Ia#. #.f.E#E HH54H oI#u#.a
fhe Easter services 1T the Christ
ian church ON Sunday was well at
i..tended and atht b%sgerih6u was a fine
enc one and enjoyed ~ an Ra' 15' =
The Christian Aid society met on
h'aWedhesdaya al the .ho86t Of Mrs.
- shirtiiH,. Witch was Accomplished for
the good Of the society and a good
~ ume was enjoyed by all. l5i# -
VIA rte fa}n6s 6t Mp. ara Mrs. o. II.
Ross are glad TO taye tbdh With
H. taent aehin after se9etdl ID months
eooabseiiee3nhprt now occupy thrir
home place 6a'Elih Rtfeet. - e
zpma1. n. shoblt Of Epw5rtlI, Neb, nc
,tt%nt06lhanitdi NS WiiiaaH lowell hia{5se
Stout and l'eah Blakely or Auburn
dtnwtreo the astisists lo0llg. shbok and
a1fWt feWi days last weehiaaatl
rhea lttled aahghtef OF Mrs. s'ff ans
g4,MFaDW altoroL IL RielftW oubioiua Wig
lua@n while lblnyl ing nhd1 buobOj both tbs
bones intiheriorlsalt alaal motsh9ot
10 fNlsHa9llsd and the injured mempaI
qai is doing piealgg b,dist, eIieaal} E.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01

School c~losed-last Friday With
a ainnerJrwHieh WAS atttGpdadr by
most of the pfrent8p9 If the pupils.
This term has been most successful
and ali 'aa xibbfFes8s the Wisi4 That OF the
teachei9,i Nffssd Ola Crook, "hdays1K be
with ius} next yearD amiZ 10 Ton
EmiS9B. lee WENT ITO .Ealls QtgtIHps-
day to- make Arrangements ifonnbegihl
nihg his work. OF precinct 9assassor.
lgWei5 understand That o HENRY lay
son has been appointed asIod census
tdkerl for NeInaha1 preGinct.omo2
Charles Albih HAS opurchased54bMr.
bee'sdteneInent3 fl0laSB and swillI move
it to his ITlaGe1aeast1iiof the Bethany
church. Heuwill add to- it, and make
a niece littie5cottage.3a sdl 10 30
During the high wind which pre-
yailedaWednesday of last9Weehq n
fire started by a match beingb care
lessly thrOWnddown. Fire swaptd0yeT
several fieldsli in5fthe neighborhood,
burning fenceh posts 2 and telepQhne
poles. And had st. not been for the
strenuous efforts OF. a number OF
men the buildings on four ~ farms
might have enlbufned4au DIFF ~
1het sight of pear peach and MUM
trees i'll bloom ini March, is some
thire new about hereJuti 5,a4Ja ~
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01
TIE County IN General
The 'Dojngs' Of our Country Friends
and NeiShborS.
.-v..SGr. VFUGomd, ono. 4

Guy lIutchins and wife were Falls
eAy1aal6agnast week.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01
MINIS CITY.


Mrs. Emery Smith and children
! Aeht Monday WIN hes pdreh1bfnehr
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01

j 1QH8 Sips IS F4yiRY s43iFs 4Tsa8adt e
a Place Of about fourteen ACRES adj
%joinaiidRg} P4aI}hRee qEl1y.'9 wh2dhA he ri
centlyb 4tfamsa .NIdisso7 tC
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01

by. her sister. Dean Richardson, who
M, |; Jif8tP / lf% o5i a#ff3IJb IT,.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-04-01
HUMBOLDT.

John Bremen was down from Stel-
la Sunday. -
\ Ruth Hosford was on the sickg1ist
this week. r Z
Earl Hoaghfd has ben daite sick
the past weeh s
Mary Petrasnek of Table flock was
a Humboldt visitor Friday.
Florence .Hummel came down from
lLirIeolf thu hast of tl,ef 8heekl IL =.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27
Wedding of Note.

Wedding of Note.
 The Louisville papers have be.n sslns many complimentary notices o MISS Grace York of Memphis, who 'on January Il vii: become the hrid. of Charles Livingston Nelson. 1. prominent Louisville clubman ana 'uslness man. A handsome picture ol ene oride-elect appeared last week n the Louisville Times with the a.- nouncement of her engagemnt and . line nalf tone also appeared in the Appeal Sunday.
 rue wedding is to be very quietly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27
CHRISTMAS DINNER
 AT COUNTY JAIL

The Christmas dinner, provided for the prisoners in the county jail Sun day by Sheriff Edgar Brewster was one Of the most complete and delic- loHs ever served the occupants of that jail. Many turkeys with all of the Christmas accessories, vegetables of several kinds, celery, cakes and fruits We're served and each prisoner was p1esented Wth fine cigar 10 enjoy af- ter the meal. JaiIcr Jack Holland eH his wife aided Sheriff Brewster in serving the dinner, which caused m7eif enjoyment among the inmates 4t the o0uaty bastiIe. ]. ". Ethrid2e who is in the county jail charged with the assassination of Albert McVay. was among those who partool of the delicious feast The Young Ladies Society of the First Methodist church will serve New Years dinner at the county jail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27
KRESS OPEN WEDNESDEy
 AT OEE NT7HEK

Unusual preparations zga 3asi1c made at Kress' to make their yysHsar annual inventory sale, whick sSar:r "Wednesday, Dec 18th, l e'czoes,, one to be remembered. The ssczss will be closed to the public Ntanegfsay forenoon but all the ea1ployem wzf bs very busy inside, assembling 4sae big bargains in each department. 'sss tha1 the doors can he opened p99ys1Eg3Y a& l o'clock next Wednesday,
 All leftover holiday go9dts el2fntIr so led CT broken assor6nenfa 58 a1aple lines, etc, must he closed aat oasars the annual inventory ia taBe1 A% t1,s end of this week. consequently rreas bargains are promised.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27
XMAS BUSY ONE FOR
 FIRFMEN AND POLICE
A Numbr of Arrests Were Made and Bremen. Answered Four Alarms
 During The Day.

With Christmas celebration practi,
 cally over, the holiday appeared to be very qu'et and on a whole rather
 dull for such a festive occasion. The fact that Christmas fell on Sunday
 made the day rather quiet for the po- lice force, therefore the total num- ber of fines yesterday morning only
 amounted to $10S Twelve cases
 were brought up before Judge Stewart
 yesterday morning, of which major
 ity were for fighting and disturbing the peace. The number of cases of drunkenness was comparatively small. J. F. Einigh, a white man was fined $50 for carrying pistol, which was the only case of it's kind in court yes. terday morning, and brought forth the largest fine imposed.
 Sunday was a rather busy day for the fire department, which answered to a total of four calls during the day. The first call was to the home of Gus Reeves, at Eighth avenue and Walnut street, where grass was burning in the backyard of the residence. The second call came Sunday afternoon about 3 o'clock, and was prompted by burning grass at Ninth avenue and Georgia street.
 The most exciting fire of the day oc- cured about ' o'clock Sunday even- ! ing, when the residence of Ed Perdue. : in the. western Suburbs of the city was completely destroyed by fire. The fire boys were called out, but the con- fIagrat'on being out of the fire limits and beyond the reach of any fire plug, the firemen were unable to do any thing. The house was owned by F. W. Eek, and was insured in the sum of 3750 with the Home Insurance Agency. The household goods were Insured at $500 with the same con- peny. The fire was a large one and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27

out of the ordinary to appeal to 6 nu- sic loving audience. The company is
 nothing extra from the standpoint of talent, but there are enough novelties to entertain in the three acts. Few good voices arc featured The show is along the same lines as Sellon's Cat and the Fiddle of several sea sons ago. It is devod of plot and aside hrom the electrical effects the company has no features to boast of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27
vance-Cooley.

Miss Mabel Vance, daughter ot Maglstrate W. D. Vance and c. C.
 cooley of McGehee, were Quietly mar Fled Sunday afternoon at o'clock at .ne residence of the brides father, No. lVo North Nebraska street, by Rev. J. II. Sanders. MT. Cooley is an en- prove Of the Iron Mountain railroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27
S;mith- X bercrOmbie.

By a secret arrangement between
 the br'de and groom Charles P. Ab-
 ercrombie, of Little Rock, came to the
 city Saturday night at 10:30 o'clock, l2nd ] short time afterwards was unit ed n marriage to Miss Pearl Smith,
 of this city, Magistrate Frazier, off ..ciating. Miss Smith $ a well known and popular young lady. MT. ard Mrs. Abe1crombie will reside in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27

yesterday for St Louis and Murfrees-
 boro, H., where they will remain for several weeks visiting relatives. Miss Mollie Nobles, of Parkdale , passed through the city yesterday en route to Little Rock for short visit On her return she will visit in this city.
 Miss Charlie May Boyd, of Nonti- cello. arrived in the city yesterday afternoon, to visit friends and to at tend the Fraternity Club dinner dance last night.
 Miss Bessie Rice, of Hermitage, and
 Miss Lee, of Warren, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon to be the guests of Mrs. Coda Durham, oh South Cherry street.
 Miss Ruth Chiles, of McGehee, Ark. and Miss Nina Cheshire, of Snow Lake, Ark are visiting their sister and aunt, Mrs John Arbuckla. eu South Pine street.
 Mss. Henry " Nyar, O Camdaa5 spent yesterday in the city the guess of Mrs. H. Sclmson and family, while On her way home from Oklahoma City and Albany, N. Y.
 City Collector Tibbet and daughter, Of Fordyce spent Christmas in the city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs John Rankin. MT. Rankin was formerly chief of police at Fordyce.
 Mrs. Lottief Propps, of Newark, N J.. arrived in the city Christmas day and will visit Mrs. NJ. Sonnenschein and Mrs. A. S. Rosenberg and fam flies for few weeks.
 Walter Bowling, of Camden, arrived lin the city yesterday and rented a cottage on South Walnut street He and his family will come here the first of the year. MT. Bowling is associat- cd with c. A. Green Company.
 Misses Mona and Clyde Wells, of this city, the former popular long distance operator at the old phone of- flee, left Chr Ktmas eve for Shreveport La, where they were called on ac- count of the critical illness of their mother. Mrs. R.sL. Wells.
 Chester w. Tayler, deputy state au ditor and who becomes chief deputy in Secretary of State Hodges office at the capital on January 1. returned to his home in Little Rock yesterday af- ter spending the Christmas holidays here with his pafents, Colonel and Mrs. s. M. Taylor.
 w. F. Vaughan, formerly of this city now resident of Cumberland, Va has arrived in the city and will be married to Miss Florence Pope We'd nesday, at the home of the bride, Twelfth avenue and Chestnut street Mr Vaughan was formerly connected with the Adams Print ng Company and the Voss-Nichol Company.
 Captain E. J. Peeley, secretary of tho Leavitt Land and Lumber Con- pany, of Dermott, together with Cap .ain c. W. Holdebaum, engineer of the same company, came to the city hast night, having come up through Bayou Bartholomew bottoms on horse pack They report that they were very much pleased with the country | through which they rode. They will ,eturn home this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27

the blue and white strips were used Il
 forming a slanting bank of blue ant
 white, from the wall to the end of the
 platform. Conspicuous in the bank
 of ribbons was the familiar wild cat
 Prof McKenna's orchestra was stat.
 toned in one corner of the hall an(
 furnished music during the evening
 Dancing was opened with the gran(
 march, led by T. Sorrells Dewoody
 and Miss Mary Kate Riley, who were
 followed in order yIIenry P Jordan
 and Miss Eulalie Walker, Harry T
 Woodbridge and Miss Edna House, o1
 Senatob:a, Miss, Wilbur Orto and Miss Henrietta Taylor, Claud Sparks and Miss Carroll Neyland, of Green ville, Texas; Tom Williams. and Miss Bessie Thompson, Mr. and Mrs Allan z. Orto. J. Hervey Mann, and Miss Caroline Caldwell, Nick J. Can't and Mss Hattie Ortos John H. Tucker and Miss Annie Martin, Will B. Alexander and Miss Montcastle,, of Tennessee. the officers of the club and the members of the committee. Among the other attendants were Cage Cross, of Little Rock. with Miss Mary Hester Mccoy, Garrett Howsen and Miss Charlie May Boyd, of Monticello; Pitts Jarvis, of Scott, Ark, and Miss Sallie Jarvis, of Bankhead; James l.. Goree, with Miss Charlie Chestnut, Prof. Hubbard F. Srygley with Miss Emma Plummer. Frank M. Roane with Miss Virginia Walker, Charles Orto, of St. Louis with Miss Mary Geisreiter, Thomas J. Collier Jr., of Altheimer with Miss Lillian Harris, Walter J. Wilkins with Miss Henrietta Wilkins, Fred Bring man With Miss Name Mum, Gerald Triplett with Mrs. Charles H. Triplett, Currin M. Nichol with Miss Bessie Atwood and John F Rutherford with Miss Beulah Walker The following were chaperones: MT. and Mrs. How ell L. Westbrook, MT. and Mrs. w. IN Irulock, MT. and Mrs. H. K Toney, Dr and Mrs. J l.. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. w L Carr and MT and Mrs John G. Alexander.
 MT. Dewoody and Miss Riley led the dancing which continued until one o'clock. The favors were blue leather wall banners with a mono- gram of F. C." and the figures
 lsloN. The favors were especially handsome and appropriate z
 The officers of the club are H. P. Jordan, president; H, T. Woodbridge, secretary and treasurer The dance :, committee included T. s. Dewoody, chairman; A. z. Orto, T. J. Williams. " Il. Mann, W orto, J R Bloom and '. L Sparks. The finance Committee moulded N. J. Can't chairman, J. H Tucker and w. B. Alexander. I
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27
"COW AND THE MOON"
 NOTHING EXTRA

Two good sized Christmas week audiences attended the performance Of ''The Cow and the Moon" at the Elks Theater yesterday afternoon and night
 The new extravaganza of Charles A. Sellon, who appears in the cast, is we'll staged and there are many laughs offered with the usual mech anical devices but there is nothing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-27
Coit0reD Cry
 FOR FLEvCHEReS C A c T o Ra A

European Tour $55000 first class Sailing June 1911 for the Nediteran- noan. Italy, Germany Switzerland the Rhne. Holland Belgium. France England and saotiaad Further iu- formation address Mrs. Belle Fitzger- ald. Crescent College ltdroka Springs Ark. 12 1T 1m