Pine Bluff daily graphic., October 07, 1901, Image 4

About Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942

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Daily GrapbiycjT
LOCAL AN1) OTHERWISE.
—The most of the best for the least.
Walker Drug Co.
—New dill pickles just received.
Strauss & Miller.
—A little house that does a big bus
iness—Walker Drug Co.
— Mrs. II. J. Morrow is quite sick
at her home on East Second avenue.
—Wanted—A boy with pony to de
liver the Daily Graphic. Apply at
once.
—Fresh buckwheat, barley, split
peas and snowflake hominy at Strauss
& Miller's.
—Sweet and sour pickles, kraut,
mackerel and codfish just received.
Strauss & Miller.
— Paint furnished and your roof put
in good fix for 30c per square. Gib
son. 115 Second avenue.
—Little Miss Hattie Grace Hanf is
quite sick at her home on West Sec
ond avenue with fever.
—Just received fresh Ralston rolled
oats, pancake flour, breakfast food and
grits. Strauss & Miller.
—Paint furnished and your roof put
in good fix for 30c per square. Gib
son, 113 Second avenue.
—Liver, garlic and pork sausage,
head cheese, minced ham and all
fcindjj of lunch goods at Joe C. Meyer
& Co.’s market.
—When your roof leaks or needs
repainting, have W. E. Gibson to re
pair and repaint them. Prices reason
able. Shop 115 East Second avenue.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Comings and Goings of Heme People
and Visitors.
Mr. Goodlove Rives Taylor, of Rives,
Ark., is in the city.
Mr S. E. Adame, of Fordyce. was a
visitor in the city Sunday.
Mr. James H. Alien, of Kearney,
spent Sunday in Pine Bluff.
Mr. \V. H. Miller, of Little Rock,
was a Sunday visitor in the city.
Col. Gus Waterman, of Dumas, spent
Sunday in the city with his family.
Mr. A. J. Mitchell left Sunday after
noon for Dallas. Tex., to attend the
fair.
.Mr. ,T. L. Reinaeh. of Walnut Ridge,
spent Sunday in the city with rela
tives.
Miss Fannie Hanf left Sunday after
noon for Philadelphia, where she will
attend school.
Miss Brunette Altschu] has returned
from a lengthy vacation spent in Col
orado and other western state's.
Gen. and Mrs. R. M. Knox have re
turned from Dallas. Tex., where! they
spent several days
Miss Blanche Bluthenthal left Sun
day afternoon for New York cited
where she* will visit for Several weeks
LEVYING COURT
Convenes. Appoints Various Commit,
tees and Adjourns.
Tlie county levying court, met this
■ •'ternoor. in the circuit court room.
The following m ; were ap
pointed and tie r ;t adjourned until
s a. ni. Tuesday:
Appropriation.-—.1. W. S. at. R. 1.
Watkins. J. B. Talbot, R. S. Gibbon^.
County Clerk- K. T. MePhail. C. J.
T icker, .h M. Bradshaw.
County Treasur'r .1. Y. Dalton. C.
M. Ac l:!in. .!. W. Walker.
County .Bulge ii. s. chaddiek. ,1.
W. Ronsey. George \. Davis.
Cciunty Exhibit -Leroy Culpepper
Nat Allen. .[. \\b Diamond.
I.evying School Tax j. ff. Gaines.
D. Culpepper. T. \ Williams.
250.COO FEET OF LUMBER
Destroyed by Fire at Arkansas City
This Afternoon.
Hy a telephone mcss^iji' received n
i’ine Bluff this afternoon it is learned
that the lumber yard of the Desha
Lumber eompany at Arkansas City is
°n fire with no prospects of saving
a foot of the L’.Vt.oOo feet of lumber in
the yard. It was tit first desired that
a fire engine bo sent at once from
Pun Bluff, but a later message was
received saying that the mill could
be saved, but that the yard was ;
complete loss. it is one of the iarg
est lumber concerns in that part of
Arkan; as.
OCTOBER 15
MISS ARIE FERGUSON, OF PINE
BLUFF,
And Lieutenant-Colonel Quincy Nash,
of Barnesvilie. Ga., Will
Be Married.
A marriage in which Pine Bluff so
ciety is taking more than usual inter
est is that of Lieutenant-Colonel J.
Quincy Nash, of Barnesvilie, Ga., and
Miss Arie Ferguson, of this city, on
October 15, at 9 o’clock p. m.. at the
First Presbyterian church.
Miss Ferguson is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ferguson, and is
descended from a long line of colonial
ancestry. She is regarded as one of
the most accomplished women of Ark
ansas. and is a favorite in Pine Bluff
society circles.
Lieutenant-Colonel Nash is the head
of the military department of Gordon
Institute of Barnesvilie. Ga.. and is a
member of Gov. Candler’s staff. He
is one of the most popular and effi
cient officers of the Georgia state
troops, and has friends in every part
of his state.
SHE WANTS WHITE HELP ONLY.
Mrs. Roosevelt's Reported Plans for
the White1 House.
Washington. Oct. 7.—It ?s an
nounced. as coming f' mi a s um>. .hat
is nil oily reliable, that Mrs. Roosevelt
Ins tholy declare7 that she n‘>!l have
nc.ie l.v.i white help in the White
} l fill SO.
,Socoral of the colored servants at
the (•:.!'-utive mansion have been here
through many administrations.
The dean of this 'acuity is old M r y
Smith who ha;j been in ccnunuou:
service there for very nearly tarty
years. He is the general factotum
who attends to everything that is not
done by the other servants. He
sweeps floors, scrubs off the front
porch, empties waste baskets hoists
and lowers the flag and with grace
truly Chesterfieldian assists visitors
with their overcoats.
He was a great favorite of Gen.
Grant, and often went with him as hi'
valet on trips around the country.
Jerry's antiquity and great popular
ity with senators and representatives
will probably save him from Mrs.
Roosevelt's ruling.
The new first lady of the land has
ordered a general overhauling of the
kitchen and dining-room. Her first
innovation in the former place was
to order an entire new outfit of tin
ware and cooking utensils.
Mrs. Roosevelt keeps herself well
informed on the market prices of pro
visions and personally superintends
the buying of everything that goes
upon the table.
New Names Added.
James Business College has en
rolled the following pupils since last
report: Day session- Misses Edna
Brc ndenbach. Camille Friedman. Sel
ma Rosenbaum. Jessie Myers, Xina
Byington. Messrs. Robert Land. ('has.
Bruce. Floyd Cowan, Bernard Dunna
ho. Niadit session—Messrs. Egio
By : d. Cl.* ,lie Whyte, Walter Basher
vilhy Bruce Terry. Jos. Gottleib.
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GRAUSTARK.
The Story of a Love
Behind a Throne,
By G. B. McCUTCHEON.
Price $ 1.50.
Sent postpaid on receipt
of price.
teentep's
Bookstore.
119 W 2d Ave.
DREYFUS STORE TAL
We have on sale a new line of Venetian Clothf
54 inches wide, at $1.00. This is big value at th
price.
Dry Goods Dept:,
113=115 Second,
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| Fall Opening, '
iJVIonday and Tuesday
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j October 7 and 8. !
1 KAUFMAN BAZAAR COMPANY,!
|j 121 West Second Avenue. Pine Bluff, Ark. j
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—If you have prescriptions to be
filled let us know and we will send
for them and guarantee you accura- y,
purity and promptness in delivc- /
always, at Bailey's drug store.
ARE YOU SICK?
If so, do not waste further time ex
perimenting, but consult Dr. Keith,
the Specialist. He will examine you
adn find out your exact condition and
: start at the cause of your trouble and
; will tell you honestly whether yon
can be cured or not.
Dr. Keith has over 500 patients now
taking treatment and many ave al
ready received sufficient benefit tc
! recommend him to you after other
doctors had failed to even relieve.
If you are sicl: or afflicted vith any
chronic disease, call and be examm?-* !
it will cost you nothing 'or consults !
tion.
The Doctor is a graduate of the !
University of the City of New York ’
New York State, and holds special |
diplomas si owing ms experience in !
chronic and private diseases. His 1
diplomas are open to the inspection 1
of all.
■ Dr. Keith has complied with the
medical laws of the state of Araansa?
and has recorded h:s diploma, v-iih
the County Clerk of Jefferson County.
If you are sick or afflicted in any
way, do not fail to call and see Dr.
Keith nr once.
Call up old ’phone or new phone
105 and make appointment to see Dr.
Keith. I
COPVRiQHT I PC I
HART, tCHAfFNCR * MAflB
CHICAGO
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FALL STYELSC
SO
They are here now; v
Come and See Them. i0
Never before were we en-1
a bled to show such an array!
ot fine suits and overcoats as|
now.
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The new ones are cut ex-1
actly like this figure. A morel
perfect suit was never made!
by tailors than the new H, S.fc
<x M. stvies. I
. 1
All suits bought of usi
will be pressed at I
any time. j
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KASTOR and :
Bluthenthal.!
TWO OF
ZEMA CURA
It Will Cure
Any skin disease, no matter
how old, the case is, or how
many remed es you have tried.
If it don’t cure you your
money back.
■ ANDERSON-MEYER
I DRUG CO.
MA JJ
mu i 11■■ i iiimfci nan nannsi
A KIND.
PHENO THYMOL
A perfect antiseptic Tooth
Wash, cleansing aid hardening
the gums, leaving a pleasant
taste to the mouth.
We are so confident that it
will suit you, buy a bottle and
use it, if it don’t pie tse, bring
back the bottle and get your
money.
Anderson-Mever Drug Co.
Open Till Midnight.
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A Nobby nv
Business d
Suit ae
Made to ^
Order ^
For $18.
BURNS, THE TAILOR.
(Over Bank of Pine Bluff.)
Terms Cash.
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—The J. M. Bailey stock of drugs
t was not sold, as has been reported,
' but instead a new manager has been
| installed and is now engaged in go
I1 ing over the stock assorting and add
ing to it. They expect from now on to ,
meet the wants of all. <