Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-09-28
Two shows nightly. Admission
matinee. lOc: night, 15c.-The MOON

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matinee, 10c; night, 15c.-The MOON.
FOR SALE OR EXCTIANGE-Fiv
room house and half block of ground
in Southern part of the city. Address
"A" care Graphic If
The steamer J. Frank Hicks will
carry party of pleasure seekers on
a moonlight boat ride Friday night
and if the patronage justifies the Fri
Iday night trips will be regular.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT
Large and airy, all modern conven-
fences; quiet and pleasant, one block
from postoffice. Apply SIS West Sec
ond avenue or Phone 661 8 % ct
j. Fl. Dellmon, who is now COM
pleting a large contract of covering
the Commercial Hotel at Fordyce, has
received a contract to put the roof
on the new school building which was
recently built at Humphrey.
The turtle, which was shot and
killed by Magistrate j. A. Frazier
while visiting Mr. Nichols at the
county farm in Desha county recently,
will be brought here in few days and
exhibited at the State Fair at Hot
Springs in October.
Moonlight Boat Excursion Friday
night, September 20, on the Steamer
oJr ~
house landing at $3.50 o'clock, return
ing at 1870. Music and dancing. No
Objectionable characters or intoxi-
cants allowed on board. Fare for
round trip, adults, Is cents, children,
Is cents. 9 rs ct
Magistrate L. T. Cheek, for num-
Der Of years justice of the peace of
Vaugine township and who is one of
the best known men in the county
announced yesterday that he will be
a candidate for. county judge at the
next election. Magistrate Cheek says
that if elected the county records will
be open at all times for inspection
by the citizens of the county.
Luther Horton, young man who
is employed by the Cooperative Bur-
ial Association, sustained a broken
arm while attending the Hagenbeck-
circus here Tuesday night. A
man fell from one of the seats,
the young man up against
an adjoining seat and his arm was
broken by the fall. DIR. o. G. Black
we'll attended him.
The contract for all the plumb
ing required at the new Sam Taylor
School, which is under construction
At Thirteenth avenue and Plum street, |
vas let yesterday to the Pine Bluff |
Plumbing and Heating Company. The |
Did was $T,63312 and the work will |
be completed in about thirty days. |
Contractor w. s. HeItOn has the con-
ract for time construction of the !
school
Whaf \vousa lie -, Wiz ~.
A FARMER ownrsl II du.-a Very s:o0fs.
high bred and rir,rongnly IRA a1e1 dog
that every nay@tna Tor r.we~ !e.ayA
chased Il RAILWAYS rain phau raM paSC |
thr farm, The Jsrn,-r @assl Aiss wife. !
ware watching tls- i,"rsl>tesn lssaF yarSs |
pursuit ONE warm wioHnjl.s. |;
Il wonder" !sc wife. Swba. .-whas 1
makes that fooliSts a.,: .'h;rs~ uhe III: ia /
SO persistenflv.
Never Thought ebeun rhssa." replsg t
the farmer ''bnt E1ae often wonder /
what he would ls II NJ caught IT,
What tse Wanted |
Professional Gwft,e Ito palace ear !
porter,--l have 81 English lorIf n, I
charge. and w:art hir, t.> get II SoM. |
of tiaa comforts OF travel |
In this country Here's -. Porter
Yes. sab. Do yea wanc lns 20 glib him |
extra attention.. sab? tsuide-GreaI
Scott. no. want you 10 keep away
from him!--New York Weekly.
Tommy Atkins on ehs Range
Subaltern-What on earth are you
fellows doing? There hasn't been q hit |