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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-17
FOR RENT BUSINESS PROPERTY

AIS 18TH ST. NV. OPPOSITE RALEIGH
Hotel, entire second floor. : rooms and bat
thoroughly renovated. suitable FOR tailor or
milliner rent reasonable.
TIE L. II. SMITH COMPANY.
maf6-5t laos New York ave
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WANTED-LOTS.

wANTED-I WILL BUY ONE TO TWENTY
i've lots in any section Of the city and pay
ness answer this ad Box %. Star once.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FINISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

RENT UNFUENISHED.
-. 81. NV. Is rooms baths $500. 90
1851 18th 81. NV, 10 rooms and bath. $500
1920 Harvard St. rooms and ba -. $3.50
We have number Of desirable furnished
honses In the NV. section: rent. S7S per mo.
and upward. TYLER L RUTHERFORD Unc.l.
30 18th st NV fec 21ts
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SUMNER RESORTS-TO LET.

FOR THE SEASONAL BEVERLY. MASS.
house containing Is rooms; completely and
handsomely furnished: near water: 10 minutes
walk TO Pres. Taft's summer home. For par
ticuars address WM. NJ. DOCD. 50 Lothrop st.
mhi3l5 l6.1T-4t
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FOR SALE-lcoo TO 12OS KENYON ST.. CO.
lumbia Heights: the best built iOlroon
houses in the city FOR the price-$S.50o. JOIN
W. NORRIS. GA W. delft
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FOR sALE-s24O SCHOOL ST.. CORNER PARK
I'd. nv. Nj Pleasant; stories and base
P.tce and terms apply to owner. 1l06 3tb nv.
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| FOR SALE = READY FOR EARLY SPRING
| market: s beautiful red pressed-brick
homes with handsome maDsard roofs and large
! white colonial porcies. bright rooms. full
| tiled bath. furnace heat; superb value at from
SSs1j to $4.375 both and Cambridge sts..
Georgetown half block north OF Hammond
Court reasonable cash payment, balance to
WlLLIGE. GIBBS DANIEL. sos-e05 18th.
mnS-lot
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FOR SAIE-BUSINESs PROPERTY

WEST OF 9TH ST. BET. y. Y. AVE. AND r
ST., solid ::-story brick building with celia:
lot 24xl23 10 an alley large brick stable: a'
of the greatest bargains IN he found in tin.
business section: splendid future business
property. Price only $1,000
GARDINER K DENT Inc. Si2 1fth st. Nv.
Excmsiye AGENTS.
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FOL; SALE ONE OF TIE BEST
paving investments in Washington.
Owner hasn't lost cent in rent dur
ing past ten years. Two six room brick
houses; rent. 1872 year. Price, IS, 700.
10cs invest ment,
BOSS e. PHELPS Gnc., 80 18th NV.
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NEAR IOWA CIRCLE
REDUCED TO s5.5o.
out-of-town owner has reduced price from
$500. Needs cash. A 3-story, 1o-room brick
dwelling: lettered St; lot o0xloG alley
This is fine. large house; southern ex-
pos1ire. Will loan $4,000 on it.
STONE L FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-02
BOARD MEETS IN
 PINE BLUFF TODAY
Bids This Afternoon for the L0ca- tiOn of the Fourth District School
 Members are Arriving.

The agricultural school board Of the Fourth District, which embraces Jefferson among other counties, will hold q meeting in this city this af- ternoon at ? o'clock to receive bids for the location of one of the sour agricultural schools to be establish ed in this state under recent act of the Legislature. Judge James Gould, of this city chairman of the board, is in New York on business and will not return for several days. Two of the members of the board, l. A. Byrd, of Wilmar, Ark, and A. s. Sorrells, of Fl Dorado arrived in Pine Bluff yes terday and the other members will come today. The meeting will De held notwithstanding the absence of Chairman Gould. The other members Of the board are H. E. Bowers, of Jacksonville, Ark, secretary and w. M. Price, of Stuttgart Pine Bluff will probably make bid for the School in this District.
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her home Thursday from Monticello, where she has spent the past week with her parents.
 Mrs. Edgar Moss, of Little Rock. was the guest of the Misses Dewoody. on West Fourth avenue, during the D. \. R. convention.
 Burno Bridges leaves this morn ing for Fayetteville to enter the Uni yersity of Arkansas. for q course in electrical engineering.
 Nlr and Mrs X NJ Barrow lcft yesterday morning for New Orleans, for q brief visit and will take in the Mardi Gras celebration
 Mrs. Annie Mitchell left yesterday afternoon for Charleston. Miss where she will spend month with her daughter, Mrs. Leo Duboso.
 R w. McFarIane. of Greenwood, Ark, WAS in the city yesterday oa business While here he was the guest of John F Rutherford
 Mrs. s. Luke Crawford of Fort Scott, Kansas, arrived in the city yes terday afternoon to be the guest of Mrs. John H. Fowler for few days.
 Mrs. John Martneau will return to her home in Little Rock today, after visit with her mother, Mrs. l Bama Holcombe, on West Fifth ave nue.
 Mrs. M \. Thompson has returned from TeXarkana, where she attended her daughter, Mrs. H. e. Gaffney, who was quite sick and is somewhat i'm proved.
 Miss Anna Can't. of Magnolia. ar rives in the city this afternoon and at the home of Mrs W. H. Browning. on Lakeside, she will be the guest of her brother, Nick l. Can't
 Mrs Dan 0. Furr of Altheimcr has returned home after a brief visit with Mrs. John Fowler. Ms. Fur wit messed the Golden Girl" a recent at traction at the Elks theater.
 Judge E. J. KerWin leaves this morning for Little Rock, on legal business, and he will remain there over night and install the officers in the Knights of Columbus lodge
 Mr and Mrs. Harry E. Solmson have returned from visit to reIa- tives at Camden. Mr Solmson re gently ended a trip oyer the State in the interest of a Chicago house
 Mrs. w. s. Sorrells, of Hot Springs, has been the guest of the Misses De- woody on West Fourth avenue, for the past few days She will be one of the honorees at the reception by Mrs. P. P. Byrd, on Thursday even ing.
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Bridge.Shower.

The bridge party and linen shower, given yesterday afternoon by Miss Jessie Waterman at her home on West Fifth avenue complimentary to Miss Selma Rosenbaum, one of this seasons brides-to-be, was one of the most elaborate and enjoyable affairs of this week. The attractiveness of the Waterman home was added to with dainty decorations of yellow. pink and white. The library was done in yellow, in the center of which, suspended on yellow stream CTS, was a large yellow wedding ring. To this was attached the many hand some linen articles, which the hon. cree was the recipient Of during the afternoon. Each gift hung from the wedding ring by piece of yellow satin ribbon. The refreshments were done in pink and white and the ices, dainty wedding slippers, also carried out the pink and white idea In the bridge game, which preceded the
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PINE BLUFF
 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Increasing in popularity more and more at every entertainment, this or chestra has furnished music for all the big social events of the season and received unanimous praise for being the best local organization ever had in Pine Bluff The success of this or chestra is due to the fact that they have been playing together constant ly for year and have made special study of the requirements of Pine Bluff entertainers. To those wishing music for balls. receptions, etc., the name of this orchestra Is a positive guarantee for success. The manager is Mir. Howe. old phone 1114.
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D. \. R. Luncil0n.

The luncheon served to the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton at their convention in this city yesterday by the Jewish ladies of the city, was one of the most elaborate ever prepared in the city, and the Jewish ladies who are famous for their delicacies received flattering compli- ments from the home ladies and also the visiting delegates for the elegant six course dinner. The hall was most eXquisitely decorated on this oc- casion, and the beauty of the whole scene will be long remembered by those who attended. On the walls of the dining room flags of the nat ional colors were used in abundance
 and also the portraits of George and Martha Washington. The tables
 were also very beautifully arranged. Through the center of each was strip of blue ribbon. and large can- delabras bearing white tapers along with vases of white and red carna-
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shower, Mrs. J. M. Dreyfus captured the guests award, a beautiful card case. The consolation fell to Miss Flora Salinger, of Little Rock, who received a dainty set of beauty pins. During the luncheon Little David s. Bluthenthal, son of MT. and Mrs Adolph Bluthenthal presented the honoree with telegram. which she opened and read as follows:
 At last have won you Darling Harry,
 And set the day you two are to marry;
 You and your friends should net tarry,
 For there awaits you in the library A wedding band, laden With linens.
 In the Game of Hearts it is your winnings.
 So accept them with heartiest good wishes
 But after marriage don't overlook the dishes.
 (Sisned) Cupid.
 Miss Waterman was assisted in re- ceiyins by her mother, Mrs. Gus Wat erman. Mrs. Adolph Bluthenthal. Mrs \. w. Mills, Misses Bernice Thal- heimer, Ethel Schloss and Dora Wat erman. The guests were: Misses Milius, of St. Louis; Roth Salinger, Little Rock; Bluman, Brenham, Tex; Levinsky, Waco, Texas; Levine. Solmson, Bluthenthal, Hanf, Rosen- baum, Danneman, Dayton. Ohio; Mes danes Dan Silbernagle, ]. B. Simon. Julia Rosenbaum and Alex Strauss.
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J. D. Cox, of Gillette, is visiting in the city.
 Earl Rhodes, of Stuttgart, was in the city yesterday.
 J. l.. Yates, of Little Rock, is a guest at the Hotel Jefferson: ,y~John R. Bloom has returned from a~~husiness. trip~te.-Litt1e Rock
 Attorney A. H. Powell has return ed from a visit to the capital.
 Mrs. Rebecea Franklin, of Little Rock, will be visitor in the city Friday.
 Harry Hant went to Camden yes terday on business for L. & E. Wer- the:mer.
 Rush Barrett, of sherrill was q recent visitor in the city, but~~l1as returned home
 Judge w. P. Hollis, of Warren, is in the dity visiting his son, Russell Hol- lis and family. -.-.--.-~e- -~e-'-~-'''
 J, R. Hink1e, representing the U M. c. Cartridge Company, is in the city calling on his trade
 Miss Sallie Garrett has returned to her home at Altheimer after a visit with Mrs. John Fowler.
 Joe Simon, formerly of this city now of Helena, was in the city yes terday greeting friends.
 Mrs. w. M. Hendricks and Mrs. w. T. Coney and baby, of Stuttgart, re- gently visited in this~.eity~---
 d-MeHsyaof Monticello is among the business visitors in the city. He is stopping at the Hotel Jefferson.
 J. L. Yates, of Logan County, was in the city yesterday in the interest of his candidacy for state treasurer.
 J. M. Raines, editor of the Cleve- land County Herald. at Rison, was a business visitor in the city yester- day.
 Mrs. F. o. King and two daughters, Misses Eddie and Vashti, leave in a lew uayS Tor LeWlSVllle, on DfleI i visit
 Mrs. Louis Frieberg, of Springfield, Mo. is in the city visiting her sister Mrs. Fannie Altschul, on West Sec ond avenue
 Mrs. John Kelley and little son, of Hattiesburg. Miss, are in the city visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. | William Kelley. Mrs. w. K. Lockhart will return to
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ElWeIl Bridge Club.

Mrs. F. R. Ragland will receive the ElWell Bridge Club on Friday after noon, February 1, and Mrs. Edwin F. Flynn, the guest of Mrs. ?. P. Byrd. will be the honored guest of the club on that occasion. This is only one of the receptions that have already been planned for Mrs Flynn whose home is in London, England, and is a lady of strikig beauty, and a fin- ished elocutionist
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The Danger of Delay

Any woman this book has hand c aorna- her illness, and she already l give intelligent understanding of her and suggest This book tcxbook-no advertising pamphlet
 Until you have 1t, you make tc of your trouble. great many women "ue la some complaint which may not very scrous to he sc they do not know what what Il may lCal
 Perhaps you of these Women Do not n doubt ano her ayscnd for this book and find out for sse[.
 IAs beck written the kindly sympathetic % that guided Mrs pnkham in all her actions towards her suffering sIsterhoog and you will feel when you reading 1t as though you having confidential chat with mothcy and trustworthy woman friend
 Remember, your letter will be treated strictly private and confidential and the book will be posted to i'll perfectly po envelope without any printing on the outside.
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BOX BALL NEWS

T. Havis Nixon, Sandy Reeves, Percy McGeorge and o. P. Keadle are the high scores this week at Box Ball.
 Two of the first ladies of our town who are playing Box Ball, say 1t is a grand game. Come and learn who
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-02

tions were used One table was used and prepared for the officers. The chairs of the official table were tied with blue and white ribbons. At the table with the officers sat the only real daughter, Mrs. McGill, of Cam den. Her chair was adorned with bouquets of red and white carnations, and blue and white ribbons. The 1 toast cards for the luncheon were blue and white with the insignia of the society, ID. A. R." and "Arkan- sas, February 1, 1910." Each guest received a red and white carnation at the luncheon. w:tch made the col ors of the chapters predominant and effective. Mrs. \. M. Barrow acted as toastmistress and the following toasts were responded to:
 Memorial Continental Hall'-AIrs John Barrow, Little Rock.
 The Real American Miss Julia Warner, Little Rock
 Our Arkansas Daughters, Mrs. s. s. Wassell, Little Rock
 The Connecting Link Between War and Peace''-Mrs. Cazort, Mary Fuller Percival chapter.
 Symbols Mrs. L. K Land, Pine Bluff chapter
 Our Real Daughter Mrs. M. C. Cross. John McAlmont chapter.
 Ancestors s'-Mrs B. w. Wright, Pine Bluff chapter.
 Our Country's Flag'-Mrs Shep- pard, Mary Fuller Percival chapter.
 ITO Our Future Meetings Mrs s. C. Alexander, John McAlmont chap ter.
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 -Monday, Feb. Sth, Brass Jardi-
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DANCE EACH WEEK
 AT OWLS HALL

The Order of Owls will give a dance at their fe'l Fourth avenue and Main stl.eof Thursday evening, Feb- ruary 3, a1l one each week thereaf- ter. Dancing from P. M. to 12 P. M. Adr'' aion 50 cents. Music by Pine Bluff Symphony Orchestra.
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Foreign Missionary Society,

The Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church will meet this afternoon, at o'clock. at the home of Mrs. J. I. Norris, on West Sixth avenue. A musical program will be carried out and China" will be the topic for study.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-02
Mrs. Wilkins Hostess.

Mrs. V. D. Wilkins will entertain the Elwell Bridge Clnb on Tuesday afternoon, February s, at o'clock, at her home Cn West Fifth avenue.
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 | pon .mcnts Peculiar to WomcIl
Why You Should Se1pd Now

This book treatise all those diseases peculiar fe, They fully explained in plain and simple language, anyone understand, and instructions for complete of home treatment.
 In word Lydia F. Pnkham Private Text Book hanG refer of necd you need have for anxiety about your ailments
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-02

they are. One of our Presbyterian PreacheEsE of this city, who has visited our Bx1zs-
 Ball Parlors, says it is fine. z-t-6sse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-02
Hawthorne Book Club.

The Hawthorne Book Club will be entertained Saturday afternoon. by Mrs. J. H. Mann, on Martin avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-02

Mayor w. L. Toney has returnesa- from a brief trip to Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-02

Monday, Feb. Sth, Brass Jardi- eniers, Umbrella Stands, Fern Dishes 1-2 price Tomlinson & Knox Co.,
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BRIEF MENTION

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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-11-23
Commissioners Sale.

By virtue of authority vested in me
under a judgment and decree of the
clerk of the superior court of Robson
county entered III e special proceeding
pending up IN the docket of SAID court,
Wherein Sarah Z. Higgins, guardian
and others, Ex Parte were parties,
being S. P. No. SIP upon the docket
Of SAID court. | will, on Saturday, the
4th day of December, 1910 at IL O'Clock
room offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described lands:
First tract: Beginning at small
oak the fourth corner of No. l in the
special proceeding for partition where
in James Oliver Hug gins and others
were plaintiffs ana Bingham Higgins
and others were defendants, being S.
T. No. 1860 on the docket of said court,
and runs as it's line South 60 East Is
chains to a stake, thence South AZ West
1850 chains to the 3rd corner of the
dover of Sarah E. Higgins, thence as
its line reversed. South West 255
chains to the centre of a road, thence
as the road North 80 West 8. IS chains
thence North "a East IA chains to the
beginning, containing sixteen acres,
more or less.
Second tract: Beginning at stake
in branch, Mack Locklear md A. P.
Johnson's corners, also the beginning
corner of the dover Of Sarah h. Hug
gins, and runs North IS West chains,
thence North 5 East 412 chains to the
centre of a road, the corner of lot No.
in the Higgins partition, thence as
the road North 33 West 8.27 chains to
the dover line, thence as and beyond
the cover line South 81 West 80
chains to a stake, thence South 20 East
20. 08 chains to a stake by two pines in
Mack Locklear's line, thence as his line
North % East Is chains to the begin
ming, containing sixteen acres, more or
less, and being lot No. 3 in the Higgins
partition S. L. No. 1860.
Dated this November 2 I'd, 1910.
R. c. Lawrence,
Commissioner.
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor,
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
; 11-3-4 Thurs.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-11-23
Commissioners Sale.

By virtue Of a decree of the superior
court of Robson county entered be-
fore the clerk in a special proceeding
therein pending, wherein E. G. Sipher
and others, administrators Of D. w.
Biggs were plaintiffs and Georgia B.
Sipher and others were defendants,
being S. P. 1892. l will, on Monday.
the 9th day of Decemb. r, 1910 at Il
O'Clock noon at the court house door of
Robson county offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash
the following described lands:
First tract: Being apart Of two lots
bought by w. ]. Britt from H. B..
Robinson, beginning at stake the
southwestern corner of the lot sold and
conveyed by w. ]. Britt to N. A. kegan
and runs thence about South l08 feet
to a stake; thence about East 144a feet
to a stake; thence about North lO8 feet
to a stake; then about West 1874 feet
to the beginning and being a part of
the land conveyed by H. B. Robinson
and wife to W. j. Britt and wife and
being part of lot No. 5 on the official
map Of the town of Lumberton made
by J. E. Purcell C. E., dated November
to D. w. Biggs by deed from w. J.
Britt and wife by deed dated January
28th, 1908 and registered in book 5 ''J''
at page 800.
Second tract: A part of lot No. 453
as located and designated on the official
map of the town OF Lumberton. dated
Nov. LIST, 1904. designated as subdivi-
sion "B" of said lot 453 as located on
the map of Lindell by +. F. Wetmore
registered in book of maps No. at
page and being same conveyed to D.
W, Biggs by A. E. White and others
by deed dated Jan. 26th, 1909 and reg
istered in book ''N' page 1862.
Dated this November End, 1910.
R. C. Lawrence,
Commissioner.
Mcintyre, Lawrence and Proctor,
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
11-3-4 Thurs.