Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-07

now located at No. TOP Ash street.
 Frank Ezell is convalsscent af- ter an illness of several days.
 -s15.50 for a genuine Bucks Gas Range or for 9x12 best Administer Art Square at Reap & Grawfora Furn. Go. If
 Mrs. Jo Mitchell, who has been critically i'll at the Florence Sanitar- ium, has been removed to her home and is much improved.
 KID GLOVES cleaned at reduced prices on account of new and improv- ed method.-Caver's Dry Cleaning & Dye Works. 1 20 I'm
 Major w J. Parkes has returned from Fordyce where he went to do some surveying for a private sewer district.
 -J. R. Stewart, the popular police judge, is confined to. his home with rheumatism. There were no cases on the docket yesterday morning.
 The Citizens Drug Store, under the management of "Bub" Meyer, is installing an up-to-date soda foun tain, which will be ready for service in a few days
 | MT. and Mrs. Henry B. Speers have moved into their new home on West Sixth avenue. The new resi- dence is one of the prettiest and most comfortable in the city.
 Lafayette Lodge No. 101, K. If P, will give their second annual ball Monday March 18th. The greates- attraction of the evening will be twi gold medals given to the best lady and gentleman waivers. The medals will be on display at the A. C.. Kahn Jew. elry Co.,, Admission $1.00; ladies free
 2 IA I'm . ID. R. Swatty, formerly connect ed with the government farm demon- stration work but now agricultural commissioner of the Ouachita Valley and Freeo Valley railroads, was in the city yesterday. The.e companies are carrying on extensive work in fruit tree planting under the direction of MT. tSWatty.
 Henry McMillan, the negro who ourglarized the store of Kastor and 8luthenthal Monday night, making  way with clothing, shoes, etc. to the amount of about $500, and who was arrested about "A hours later by Con- stable Frank Stewart, will Joe triea this afternoon before Magistrate Gaoe Meyes
 Mack Hunter, a well known and popular young man, has taken the position of superintendent Of deliy- cry for the Pine Bluff Delivery Com pany MT. Hunter succeeds Ali Ned emeyer. who will be accountant for the Arkansas and Texas Consolidated Ice and Coal Company.
 -Msupin and soltz, the local cigar makers, yesterday received an order for 10000 cigars, from F'einburg and Buer4zle. The cigars will be the pfi- vate stock of Feini3urg and Buerkle and will bear the names of the Log Cabin, Fast Mail and Read Seal 'Ci- gars manufactured at the local fac tory are becoming quite popular.
 Fred Luft, formerly of this city, died yesterday at his home in Searcy, Ark The body has been shipped to Fine Bluff for interment The fun eral arrangements will be announced later MT. Luft is member of the Mascns and the Knights of Pythias lodges. During his residence ir Pine Bluff he WIS manager of the Bluff City Commissary and he made many friends.
 Ben Dalby has purchased the stock of groceries at No. 825 Main trset from McGehse and Clements, who have been conducting the busi- ness for the past several months. Mr. Dalby is an experienced busi- ness man and will continue the busi- ness at the same location Mr. Me. Gehee and MT. Galloway have net stated their plans for the future.
 In the March number of the new magazine "Cartoons,' is effectively kept the promise of the editors, to include the timeliest and wittiest car toons of the whole world, more than 100 American and E foreign cartoon iste being represented by their re- cent hits. A portrait and sketch of "Bart" the much-copied carsoonist of the Minneapolis Journal, is feature s'Cag toons' is published in Chicago.
 Otto Roedel, former chief clerk at the Hotel Jefferson who is now connected with the Gay Teague Hotel at Montgomery, Ala, has sent to the Graphic office copy of the Mont gomery Advertiser with half tone likenesses of the aviators who are taking part in the big aviation meet in oi+ 1hic A