Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-08-22

If you need Furnlture see AnCnVi Tur2it.-o Co.,, they will save you mo- ney on all house furnishings.
 BORN-A ten pound boy to MT. and Mrs. Guy Wagstcr, of No. 1917 East Seventh avenue, yesterday morning.
 We have messenger in wait- ing. Mann-Tankersley Drug Com- nanv. Phone so. 8 If
 Rudolph Wolff has been awarded tine contract for the plumbing work in the new sam Taylor School build ing.
 Mills II. Starlc, of the Adams Printing Company, is able to be at work again, after an illness of sever al days.
 Our remodeling has us torn up considerably but we can take care Of your orders promptly.-Cleveland- Matthews Hdw. Co.
 -LOST-A Spitz fc..ale puppy. An swers to the name of SnoW-ball. Re- turn to KnoX-Walker Furn. Co. and receive reward. S-22-3t
 Davenports, Iron Beds and Ran- ges still going at 9 per cent discount at Reap x Crawford Furn Co.
 =Lentz Lodge No. Ill., D. of IT,, held an enthusiastic meeting last night. Business of importance was disposed of and several committees named A social is to be given in the near fu- ture.
 FOR RENT-TllREE LARGE ROOMS with hall and bath room. Upstair
 with all modern conveniences at Mo-
 BIS West Fifth avenue. Apply to w.
 s. Blanton at the Y. M. C. A.
 8 22 Ct. City Engineer F. R. Allen was last night given two weeks leave of absence by the City Council, that he may attend the International Good Roads Congress at Chicago October IS and also the convention of the Am eriean Society of Municipal Improve ments at Grand Rapids. The council appropriated S125 for the trip
 News has been received here that a marriage license was issued to Rocco Russo. and Miss Mary Failla, of this city, in Memphis Saturday. This is the well known young Italian couple who cloped from this city Fri day night, as reported in the Graphic.
 BORN-To Mr and Mrs. Will Pen dergrass yesterday morning, a fine boy, at their home No. 11o West TWen- ty-third avenue.
 District Attorney T. liavis Nixon returned last night from Altheimer where he prosecuted three negroes ill Magistrate w. $. Stewards court Frank Jenkins was fined $25 for prac- ticing medicine without a license; La fayette Ringo was given sixty days in the jail for carrying pistol, ant Ben Cannon was fined $10 and costs for assault and battery.
 George Morgan, negro, who boarded a street car yesterday after noon and refused to pay his fare, is a prisoner at the city jail, charged with disturbing the peace and assaul with intent to kill. He was arrested by City Detective w. A. Branson ant Patrolman Pat Henry. Morgan rod' the car to West Sixth avenue ant then secured pistol from his home He is said to have tried to kill Con ductor J. H. Mills and his arrest foi lowed.
 You cannot get the dust and dir out of your carpets and your hom' without the aid of d Vacuum Cleaner When carpets are taken up and takel outside to be beaten or sent to th' dry cleaners quantities of dust aris' from their removal only to remain i' the wall and furniture to again b' sent back to the carpet.
 Hooberry's Vacuum Cleaner clean carpets, rugs and mating without re moving them from the floor. We al so clean mattresses, pillows, portier and lace curtains.
 CHAS. HOOBERRY,
 The Vacuum Cleaning Man. Old Phone 665. IS Il l