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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-17

WANTED TO SELL 20 choice corn
fed hogs. dressed and delivered al
your door this week. II you want
some Christmas old-fashioned saul
sage, make il yourself VIII sell you
one hog or more weight $50 20 200
lbs for &c per III. See or phone j.
NJ. Neeley. "'-''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-17

WANTED Dolls 10 dress Ruin
Cornwell. Phone cal. Beginning
tomorrow and last till sunday 3t-3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-17
HALFCENT
a WORD AFTER
FIRST INSERTION
By ''Hop.' y

RESPONSIBLE men with selling ox-
perience TO handle good selling spec
ialty on commission In Amarillo, and
surrounding counties References
and a small bond required Address
Standard Supply Company, San An
tonic, Texas. 3j-l &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-17
FOR RENT.

RA1t.-- One cent word first inser-
ton. one-half cent word each sub
sequeut insertion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-17

WE HAVE just unloaded a fine lot
u that good cheap lumber for barns
md coal houses. See us and save
money. Brazeton-Pryor Co. Phone
rs. 6-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-17

FOR SALE OR TRADE 100 acres
6 miles OF Sherman and l6 miles
from Woodward Okla. G. y. Yates,
Canyon, Texas 3i-6c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-17

WE HAVE a full line OF nails and
builders hardware. paints, lead, oil
and turpentine. Cement blocks cheap
Brazelton Pryor Co Phone 257.
3i-tfc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22
Thew All Like Deming.

|, matters little whether "A person
is in Dcming n day, Il week, Il
month or year or more, he gets
to be- Dcming enthusiast. lie
simply cant help it. The push, the
vim, the energy and the signs oil
success on every hand gives one the
spirit of boost and it is natural to
join the game that wins.
There is a current rumor' '''a'
has some foundation in fact 'ha'
the great wholesale houses OF the
country are getting wise To 'h'
fact that number of commerc'a
travellers have wired their rcslgna
tons from here and sent their sam
pie trunks home that they mlHh
join the Deming throng, ana nave
issued orders not tH remain IN Dem
ing longer than one night.
1t is a pleasing fact that the ''''
commercial travellers of the coun'r'
are all Deming boosters ana "
least four of their number are VIII
US for keeps.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22
They all Consult c. }.

Down in the front row is Laugh
rem. He IS always lh' same Laugh
rem, and is the story teller oI the
senate. He has the art, and IN in
eXhaustibIr supply, Besides this he
is a successful business man, and Is
thought, in his home Dcmlng that
he is the best citizen, booster ami
worker, whoever came down the
pike. Already senator laughrcn Is
one of the men to be- rcckoncd with
in all senatorial action, and back ct
tn, pleasant smile is strength and
forcrfulncsS. When Laughrrn says
Ave or Nay at roll call, he know,
lust why he does it. Santa Fc cor
respondent to Albuquerque Journal
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22
Rio Illustrated Piano Gaia
logue.

OF the Knight.CampbclI Music
Co., Denver, Colo, is now ready
far mailing. Contains illustrations
nf all the new 1912 piano styles
with prices and full details Of the It,
"Knight-CamphnlI Easy Pay Plan
This catalogue will he sent, prepaid
IN request. to any one Interested IN
nianos. Big player piano catalogue
will he sent also if desired. Ruy
dircct and save the middlcman $
profit. We sell more pianos ana
PLAYER pianos direct to western buy
rrs than any Other two houses com
bincd. Nearly 40 years success
and reputation behind your dealings
with us. Address knight-Camp-
he'll Music Co, Denver, Colo
Dent. "A" wv"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22

Same u,nulr may say to You;
.N\,u r,,uy il doesn't matter
,.,cb ,yb,r, your lots are, Just So
,. .. or. u,od lots" That may he
Inn, ~, ,rcur that unless they
I.. ms, -, ,h,v orr not good lots.
.r.,., mn, h, oood enough in Il
...,,h,r &C vays lint there is one
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22
A Snap.

100 acre tract, patented, Land Is
level prairie and is easily irrigated
80 cents per acre will put all ready
for the pillow,
No calicho, no mesquite, docs not
blow, no hardpan of any kind. The
soil is dark, deep and very fertile.
This has been pronounced by special
lists us the very best MrlE LAND,
as the suhsoil is a mcIIo"
sandy loan, with enough tight waNy
above to prevent blowing.
This tract has ON the cas-, 81, an
excellent well to the first stratum of
water hearing gravel and casrd
throughout and fitted with a pump
and T. foot Eclipse milk good
ground tank; yard, garden, and
small orchard incIoscd, a > apart
mrnt barn with corral; a comiorta-
bic , room farm house telephone in
the house
On the west 81 there is a new IN
rigation well just complcrnd The
pit, which is nearly 70 feet deep, is
bored with q tWo foot mgnr ~
feet through tine first walrI0ow and
casod ont with 30 inch ~ II gal
yaniZcd iron with topper cent per.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22
Bush Brings Honor to Dem
ing.

The unanimous election of our
HIGHLY esteemed townsman, II. &.
Hush to the presidency of the
greatest lumbcrmcn's organization
in the Southwest, the New Mexico
and Arizona Lumbcrmcn's Assocla-
,inn brings honor to Dcming
At the meeting last year he was
elected vice president and at the
GREAT meeting at Albuquerque, last
week he was the unanimous choice
f,r president, "A position he is most
admirably fitted to fill. He is the.
youngest man ever elected I" TINS
honorable position and is the young
,s, man in the organization today.
Urming made an exceedingly
lucl,y strike when she got Bush and
nush made the sam" klnd oi a
2.ba+, hit when he struck Domng.
rhry have worked mighty well
,,r,thrr. He is doing lot for
m, town and country and Is like
wise being exceedingly well treated
hy both.
It's a good combination.
The nest great meeting OF the
mmhrrmcn's association will he
held in the Pass City. and if Bush
don't do all in his power to make II
m. best ever. we want to get out
of the prophet business. lie !.
make UrminE get into the Ilm'
LIGHT, into the bargain, and 'hcr
well, pass another one up to h''
credit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22

Those who know Us and our buSl-
mes, methods, trade with us, The
newcomer, well. he usually gets the
Tin from some one who knows and
everybody is satisfied, Dcming Lum-
...C,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22
Wanted.

A good sober, reliable man To work
II or - acres of Little Vineyard land.
All cleared add good. new four room
bungalow for home. tn, rghl man can
make arrangements with tn" owner
that will be- very beneficial t" all con
c,rnrd. Call at the GRAPHIC.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22

If you are Interested in "A high
grade of lumber and at a medium
price. we can interest YOU. Demlng
Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22

The customer who comes back Is
,bn man who advcrtiscs for you. ASK
our customers if they were uSed
RIGHT wen chance the verdict. Dem
NO Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-22

Don't miss the matinee at the
'rystal tomorrow afternoon, : llII' D.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
AT THE HOTELS
= ++++++++ i. 4++<++a

At the Jefferson. F. Hicks, city;
c. S. Eldfidge, Mississippi; Mrs. r.
A. Wood, city: Willie Mosely, Nor
rilton; Louis Reich. New York; G. II.
Haring, Chicago; II. G. Waly, st.
Louis; G. n. Cohn, st. Louis; w. ].
Powell, Fordyce Paul ]. Fisher,
Memphis; NJ. H. Clark, Little Rock;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Evans, f. J. Hahn.
Little Rock: n Folk, Little Rock; r
w. Jackson, Little Rock: F. J. Penn
berton, Memphis; w. r. Mccain. Lit
tie Rock; c. A. King, Little Rock
Rees Presser, New York,
At the Arlington. Fl. Castleman
Evansville; Louis Calais, ct. Louis
A McMurry, Alma, lrk.; W. F. Car
uthers, Little Rock: f. T. Fuller ant
wife, Memphis: Ed Harper, Camden
7. D. Cook, Little Rock; G. Marx, Lit
tie Rock: George G. Harvey, Aver
f. F. Young, Morrell: G. Young. Nor
rell; o. X. Wheeler, Texarkana; f.
Prouty, Warren; NJ. e. Young an
wife, Yorktown: A. NJ. Shepard, Da
las; Dan c. Nicks, Swan Lake, All
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
Mis-. Fitzt'ugss t'en4ree,

Vic N.fsf4 90 s.75t=e-.je.a 5.
, 4..a,,z. ...,.,,
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: ei'l'5i'119' % ''s''1s pe' y a. ..ss
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VIZ s9o '4''' -. s.,..5.@,s5 n. .,=,s 6
'fo@e 5 . cue . a .''-..''' =..zs.,s sore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
Hospft,l Association.

The Hospital and Benevolent Asso-
citation met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. d. w. Richey. The re-
Mort of the annual bazaar which was
recently held was of great interest.
The Lalkin booth, conducted by MIS-
+ O. Thomas, was one of the most
attractive features of the affair. me
culinary contest in which many COM
peted, using Snowdrift and the IVES
son oils, developed much skill III
good cooking Many prizes Were
awarded to the ladies for their IN
jerest and the food entered which
consisted of bread, cakes, pies ant
salads. provided both toothsome AM
wholesome cafeteria lunches which
were enjoyed by holiday workers anf
shoppers. A vote of thanks was eX
tended to the merchants for donat
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
Elizabeth College Club.

Miss Resale Philpos tseeived ~"
Elizabeth College Club al charming
fea party Yesterday afternoon III he!
home on West Fifth avenue, compii-
mentary to her house guests, MISS
Marguerite Hcnniger, Of Little hocf'
and Miss Helen Hearne, of Alnti'ai u.
\. G. The parlor and sitting room
5f the home we're beautifully done IL
roses and narcissus, carrying out IN
green and white 3lor motif. MISS VIZ
ginia Walker received and welcomed
the guests a. the door. Hhey We
greeted in the parlor by tn main re-
eeiving line composed OF Miss PM
pot, Miss Heuniger. Miss Hearne, MIS-
Eulalie Walker and Miss Annie MAJ
IN. Miss emma Wilhourne, MS
Mamie Num- and Miss Reulah Wake
ceived in the sitting room io'
dining room was done in red an
green. In tn .nr er - the 'ap3
wer led po.n-rttas. Dan ned WIN a''
~. Fed c:tn'le nre also us q. NJ
Allie Nae II . 7: md Miss MarsAf'
DeVooly St / - ne dining 70"
and Mrs. cher t. ffairlctI ana Vi
Cha once Y il. q CIR q re;i.
orc. ostra fur; "a music taron2
cut the event g
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
GAS EXPlODtS
AT SHREVEPORT
Front Of Building Blown Out, But n"
Lives Ara' Lost.

Shreveport, La, Jan. 2.-An eXpio-
sion of gas in front of chamberlain
cafe on Texas street at 9 o'clock this
morning blew out the entire front o.
the building, injuring nine persons
more less seriously and created
panic in the neighborhood TOT 1e"
,ninutes. Among the most seriously
Injured were Leopold Wolf, cahdlaa't
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
4 adversary Dinner

Tr and MIS-. c. H MdthanH ente.=
tanned number Of jheir fri nds a,
Inner Friday evening in eel braiion
of their twenty-third wedding ami
vetsary. The house wa heautifuilE
decorated in holly ana mistletoe and
in the dining room the decorations
were tasteful. The table had for 4
aenfefpiece a large basket OF fru It
md At each plate was a pretty little
candle. AS a toast was given by
each C the gu SITS to the host ana
lsosiess candle was Ntinguished
nj we're given as souvenirs to tbs
guests. refe dinner WAS elegantly
served in several courses. Thosf
i. s-esseft ~ere: Mr.. and " 5. ]. K
Getpnch. MI and Mrs. E. P. Iiawn
Mf. ard Mrs. NJ. W. Coraar Mr.. arr
Mrs NJ. s. Frank, Mr.. and Mrs. y j
Caves, Miss Mildred Graves, Mis-
Nfigo oafman, OTTO Dock Frank Wy
~ and Mr.. ana Mrs. {. II. Mathany
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03

= ~ y y a
rom Pos.a}. o Memehi<, i Visitin#
friends i'll The ei&.
Dan Nicks OF swan Lake. sPeat
Nester da1 III III" city
!. 7. Lloyd Went TO tie capital e.,
yesterday on bus hess.
{. \. Barnes has returned from .
business trip o St. Lou s.
Mrs. X. 7. Roberts is visiting WI '
VI. e. Hut on in Li.tl r elk.
s. NJ. Powell. i Camden. " Is i'll III
city Yesterday on bus ness.
Miss sallie Oracle Of New Gasca1ly,
spent yesterday in the city
F. S. Robertson OF Madding, was in
tht city yesterday ON business.
S b. Garrett OF Altheimer. WAS III
the city yesterday on business.
Mr. and Mis-. j. NJ Barrett, OF Size
rill, were in die ci1y yesterday.
joe Watson OF Tuel>=r, VAS a bust
ness yisil5r in the city yesterday.
Asa Watson Of Tucker, was a bus
iness visitor in tae city yesterday.
George W. Ryingtoll, Of title Roc5.
was in the ety on business vest rda >.
f. j. Hahn. OF Littl Rock, WAS /
business visitor III the city vest rday.
Mrs ]. b. Sifford OF Comden, va,
in the city yesterday, visiting friends.
Dr. and Mrs r. P. Woods of Al
tteimer, spent yesterday in the CT y.
Mr.. and Mes. j. S. Barraque OF
Altheimer, are visiting relatives in the
l city.
G. A. Board, of Hensley Island
t spent vest rday in the city on bust
ness.
, Harry Fur and J. P. Walt OF Al
$ theimer. spent Yesterday in tn city o.
bushes.
e Gags Cross. of Little Rock. vislte.
h his parents. Mr., and Mrs. N. c. Cros:
: yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McFadden o
+ Alsheimer, we're visitors in the cit
d yesterday.
k Miss Aileen Briggs. of Little Rocf
g is snending Il few days with friend
n n the city.
e MIR. and Mrs. Fl. n. Painter an
e children have returned from Board
's head, Ky,
IS Rev. w. w. Nelson and family ar
ST home from D Witt, where they spe'
re week visiting
le =. N. Raugh, prominet merchar
d of Sheridan, was in the city on bus
lg hess yesterday.
ne Mrs. John B. Smith, who has bee
IS. spending month at Oakdale. La,
Oh at home in this city.
d Mrs. F. A. Jarvis and daughte
us Miss Sallie Jarvis of Sweden, We
us IL. the city yesterday. -
w @. K Wheeler OF Texarkana, Chi
tn. special agent of the Cotton Belt, WI
ds in the city yesterday.
ny John B. Gibson, prominent pla
ter of Sheriff., was a business visit
III in the city yesterday.
ed Miss Mary Lindsay will lea
ny. shortly for Denver, Col. where S
n will spend few weeks
w. c. Crittenden and daughtt
Miss Virginia Crittenden, OF Altheil
er. spent yester in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Steve Grace return
So to their home in Memphis yesterd
the after spending the holidays here.
re- Frank Woodruff has returned to
vas tie Rock, after spending several da
Est. in the city with his mother, NJ
Irs King.
ost Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Calling are NJ
The at home at the Hotel Jefferson, at
,m- plea ant bridal trip to New I
'es- leans.
in VI. and Mrs. Joe Simon of Hele
ere wto have been visiting Mr.. and M
in + p. Simon here, returned home y
itch terday.
and Mr.. and P. G. jenkins of Sherl
and attended the performance OF the II
,ich ev Pow minstrels at the Elks' thea
and last night.
ex- T. B. Floor, who has been in
nat CITY for several days, has returned
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03

ing tue premiums and to knoN-Waik-
or Furniture Company, Reap-CfaW
ford Furniture Company, Tedstrom,
The Fair, Arkansas Short Leaf Lun'-
Der Company, Pine Bluff Corporate
for lights, american Electric Com
pany for VIKING aud to joe Krumpnar
for hauling. The women are vor>
grateful to all who helped make tn
bazaar . success. Tie receipts froA
The bazaqr we're oye9 $500 and at this
meeting tie sum Of $3.20 was reeeie=
ed as dues.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03


Memphis To aSath 'ahf az III
denee th' re-,
Mr.. ano "FS. |. -, $50 ''' Y0
~d'o recent? ViSlteo oeia'iNs $,
have returned 10 theR hoi''' III ~
tie Rock. II
". l., carr OF lle etdfi+f a.
Stey Drug COMPANY ''.5 '9'' = ''''
fac NeGeae aud d. aef ha'L'.s SOU
On ths Iron Mountain
iane IL Alieas % 81
iiGs aud J ftos'f s'ii'i's'3''s
y #c'ed 70 return 3daS tf'H' o''7'=
ross ttJn to toft 9'Hit4.
Miss Eddie king Ne9 mas oseH
spending jhe holidays WIS ne. par
ents. Mr.. and MIS-. =. V, Ni''|' i'"'
toda\ fer Gen'ra' Goylese
M1tn Strauss d'as fe,9FHea 10 NJ"
Orleans to resume ais stad'e9 III u
lane university. AFTER SPe""in6 s''e
holidays with his parents uete'
MT. and Mrs. W. l., "ooo VI
argana. arrived III the GUY sea'e'u''
for visit with MIS-. WOO" p"'s''ss3'
nudge aud Mrs. y. u trace
Miss Efhet Johnson a"9 ie' ~ -
10 FordEce to resume 1et aotle9 ~
GlaGN Training sfRoeis a1eet 9f'Si'a
in& week III the CT Nt{'l 10's,s'
@. II. tIardtn, WAC ''s oeep ai's,s'
Tag 5he holidays ieff= N=ts4 fl15 mum
teG Nes tffdaE io' - - 49,,
where be IS engaged ~ ''le
6us MSS
Bert Slf1Ghtaha, oj = Hs'' 'i'e' = -
$ icNIaAd. II VI 1ApI' = "fo ma
been spending liiH o0itad@ ~ ~
ftieHds- returned }f@aefl9A 10 '35'
respective MONIES
Frank ideheH1ta'f' VIZ" fie2 It
spending the hoiidaSS VITA MS Fd'-
etts III TINS city, feIt &e9'ft''aN i"'
New Orleans. where ne VIII fs-eo' !
Tulane university.
MI smith, ''tht STORY anu fi"hN
.ieherman have returned ifo'" d
bunting trip OF several Gays. lucy
went by boat UP the river d'o"'
t"en!-hNe mites.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
4s2,ra, willis.

Tie washington Star printed the
eo'lo8ing account Of the wedding OF
y ISIS iva Hurd and Theodore Willis.
qjF,4oh occurred there December 20;
The chancei of the Brookland
Baptist church at 18TH and Newton
streets norteast, was handsomely dec
Grated last evening With palms, ferns
soliy and Easter lilies for the mar
ctase CT Miss Eva Hurd and Mr. The
lore Willis Previous to the double
rlns ceremony. which was Impressive
= performed by Rev. Henry W. o.
1fi'linTton, Miss Amelia E'z sang 70
aerfeet Love- Miss Hnrd's Sunday
,ahool class of boys sang the SRrlda1
;H.erue," and Rev. J. VI. Long gave
elections upon the organ and also
.aiayad the wedding mafeA from
Ion ugrin," to which tie bridal par
II entered The usAers. De William
aarnhard, Mr. J. Harper Eat. Mr..
carl +, Cook. Mr.. Leroy Ere emire
a1r. David Oertly and Mr.. Lewis Sher-
.yeoa, Jr, led the psoce: sion, followed
by ne bridesmaids. Miss Mae Mars
SEN. and the maid of honor, Miss
r,ecY C. Lynch, who immediately PIE
,.eded the bride, who was escorted and
x,{yen in marriage by her father.
7aasn Judson r. Hurd. Mr., Willis.
aith his best man, Mr. Henry Rich
ards awaited at the altar The we'd
ting gown was a handsome creation
% white satin meteor trimmed with
y ri fringe and pearl ornaments, and
fnc tulle veil was held in place with
: wreath of lilies of the valley. me
bride wore a beautiful pendant OF
9eayls and aTethysts with dla-
1ord center. the gift OF the groom
md carried shower bouquet of lille:
- the valley and bride roses.
TIE maid of honor wore pale blue
easrou,.ette over blue, trimmed Will
, beaded net and pearl frings. and car
.3ed a bouquet of deep mink roses
, md the hrid smaids wore lavehoe
.41ffon over lavender satin, trimmet
go, silk frings. and carried pale PM
fo,es. After the ceremony Mr.. Lon
F,iayed an original W dding mare
dedicated to the bride, and the lars
...e,gIt blaze of friends passed into u
r.ard Memorial hall. adjoining I'll
ah,rch. where Mr.. and Mrs. Will
=. neiyed congratulations and beS
-;sjHes. In. the receiving line We1
he bridal party. and soloist and tn
a,rent. of the bride. Mrs. !. t. HUI
wore gray silk with pearl bandlh
Y.si,, Il in black net. Throughout tt
eaeeotion Miss Sibyl Sipher and Nr
1m,kpvitz rendered selections upc
:, me mandolin and guitar. The wet
ding gifts received We're numero'
md beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs Will
=, viii spend their honeymoon in Ne
vock eitv and other points mort
:, and will be at home to their frien'
At 2811 North Capitol street janua
1st."
\ Mr. Willis was forme Pine biu
nov and at one time was connect
u;tr, the Adams Printing Compar
Ne is now employed inthe govef
ment printing office at Washington
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
Reunion.

4 number OF families enjoyed q
happy deunior al the home oG~Mr
and Mrs. G. p. Atkinson on the Warren
road a few days ago. Amons thos"
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Min
t5rs and family. MI and Mrs. Marion
Hudson and family aud Mr.. and Mr..
WIZ Fox and family
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs Gersou Moore gave a
dinner party Monday evening al their
home on West Second avenue, a
which covers We're laid for MI. amt
Mrs shelton Mr.. and Mrs Geors1
Moore, Me-. and Mrs Neintz OF Akron
Ohio. and Moee Reinach The me'9l
was served IN several courses
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03
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SOCIETY =
+ I
4 + f. + + + + + = Z = =
auan'> Missionary society.


r. Wouan's Missioil,ry Society @
Havley Memoa ial church held az
SHusiast;c meeting viii Mrs, Ma
MAWard yesterday afternoon. to-
r. were 81 cied fe1 the ehseil1=
as follows: President. N -
Watt. f'irst vice President, Mr.
II nd Third Vice President. NIs
mton; Foucth Vice President, Mrs
IN yall.nourgh; Corresponding
3ecretary. Nrs. Leach; Treasurer
Hrs. Robins A2ont for IL Vote
Hrs. Luton. PHess Correspondent
Hrs. Nelson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-01-03

A5r the legislature; f. P. \
nev: I. w. Chamberlain,
aior: Thomas Amiss; J. J
a cashier, and four mes
Chamberlain and Wolf
half way across the 4
aud showered with III
Jesse Leipser, a negrolct
ned under an oye
and Postmas Lea fe
in the floor, and wal
in attempting to resc
Our Gas Stoves
upon the latest scie
and give best heat fol
consumed,-Fox Bro 81
Retail Department Nd
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To Cure a Cold In One Day.

TO Cure COIN TT UnC NY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
II fails to cure. e. w. GROVES
signature Is on each box. Csc.
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ReyDolds.l order.

4 y. N. Cord II. a we'll known SooHE
han of this city. and Miss Ida it1.!
holds, of Cabo2l. wer5 married yes
Ia 0aftcrnoon ny Magis rate !. e.
II o0g at his office. Mr. Corder :
manager of a saw mill which IS oper-
Istea several miles from the city and
has many friends here. The brld;
Il. a popular young lady Of Canon
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RESOU re rs.
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hat the above stat ment is true 10 the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-09
SOUTHERN MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION ELECTS
ALBANIAN HISTORIAN

MACON, GA. MAY 9-The following
officers have been elected for three
years by the Confederate Southern Ne
mortal association. whose sessions here
this week have been attended by nearly
700 members:
Mrs w. ]. Behan New Orleans, pres
ident; Miss Daisy NJ L. Hodgson, New
Orleans. recording secretary; Mrs. ].
Enders Robinson, Richmond, va, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Maxwell.
treasurer; Miss Mary A. Hall. Augusta.
historian Mrs. Virginia Frazer Voyle.
Memphis, Tenn, poet laureate; Mrs. ].
c Lee, Montgomery. Ala. vice presi-
dent for Alabama, Mrs. Julia Garside
WEIGH, vice president for Arkansas;
Mrs Horace A. Simpson, Pensacola
Fla. vice president for Florida Mrs.
A. Med Wilson. Atlanta. vice president
for Georgia. Mrs. James Dinkins. New
Orleans, vice president for Louisiana.
Mrs E c. Carroll. vicksburg, vice
president for Mississippi; Mrs George
K Warner, St Louis. vice president for
Missouri; Mrs Robert H Jones' Ra-
leigh. vice president for North Caro-
lima, Mrs. J. r Bachman. Columbia.
vice president for South Carolina Mrs.
charles w Fraser Memphis, Tenn,
vice president for Tennessee; Mrs.
Shelton Cheeves, Petersburg, vice pres
ident for Virginia.