Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-03

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 ng patient. 12-14-1m.
 Attention is called to the ad of the Pine Bluff Mercantile Company ill today's Graphic, announcing spe- cial sale for Monday morning in sev- eral departments. Some rare bar gains are to be offered to shoppers.
 Our shipment of perfect circu-
 lating Odorless "Herrick Refrigera- tors" have arrived, in enamel. or plain finish, all capacities, from $1450 to $65.O0 at Cleveland-Matt- hews Hardware Go.
 Mrs. Annie K. Sheehan, the head
 nurse at the Florence Sanitarium, who underwent an operation some weeks ago there, was able to sit up yesterday and will soon be able to leave her bed. She was critically i'll for several days during her illness.
 Prosecuting Attorney Robert L. Rogers, of Little Rock, was in the city last night on his way to Dewitt, Arkansas county, where he will de- fend John M. McVay, formerly of this city, who was recently indicted in four cases which he is charged with receiving stolen property.
 The many friends of Mrs. w. T. McAdams will be pleased to learn that after successfully undergoing an operation at St. Vincents Infirm- ary in Little Rock yesterday after noon. she is improving rapidly. Mrs MeAdams was suffering with append icitis. She went to Little Rock Fri day evening"
 Rev. Geo. E. Cunningham will discuss an article of Father Lucey on the Pine Bluff lynching, recently published in the Gazette, at the morning services tomorrow at the JFniversalist chapel, Thirteenth and Center streets. This talk will be followed bE an address on the sub- iect, Mental Poise Little Rock Gazette.
 John W. Haiety, postmaster at Midway, Ark, denied yesterday that A. B. Carpenter, who was bound over to the grand jury last Monday at Pine Bluff, on charge of filing false accounts, by United States Commissioner A. l.. Burnett, was postmaster at Midway or was for merly a Baptist minister. He says that Carpenter was postmaster at Grove, Ark, and was rormerl~ Methodist minister.-Little Rock Gazette.
 A shipment of seventy-five kitch' ell cabinets have been received by the KnoxWalker Furniture Con- pany, which is one of the largest , oHipiAcuIS Ol lIS hlAu ever IcCclVc0 in Pine Bluff. These cabinets will be sold by club which is being formed and in this way the usefu! articles may be owned at a small cost. All interested in the cabinets are invited to call at the store and receive particulars and terms. Hot Springs
 Rev. H A. Bowling left yester. day afternoon for Pine Bluff, where he will hold a meeting with the Eu- tertainment Committee to make pre- parations for the Bible Training School and State Convention to he held in that city April 15-21. Rev. MT. Bowling says Pine Bluff people are sparing no pains to make this a great religious gathering. He has just closed a 10-day Sunday schoo! tour in Craighead county and he says that the meetings were largely attended and that much interest was taken by Bible school workers The Sunday schools of Jonesboro, he says are planning a large delegation to the state convention.-Little Rock Gazette.
 In the Graphic today appears the ad of the Memphis and Pine Bluff Packet Company, which operates the Steamer J. N. Harbin between this city and Memphis, stopping at all way landings, weekly. c. B. Philpot is the local manager. The Packet Company is incorporated under the laws of the State of Arkansas and is doing much to give Pine Bluff a good river freight service The mer- oho 0e o{4,