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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-03
RIcHFIELD SOCIETY.
Especial Corresponeenc.,

SOTTeSDOnCenCH.)
Richfield, Sept. 1.-The entertainment
iast tuesday evening under the auspices
VI tne W. Z. L. u. was we'll attended and
q gooa p. programme I , was rendered. The
Benefit to Richfield, was slInnorted nv,
MISS Sarah M. Borgquist and V. Ram.
while Miss A. E. Thoreson, o. j. Call and
icy Hee. =; n. Meter supported the mega
i've side not being present, tina
SIDE was at a disadvantage, although
the discussion was harmonious through
out. The negative side won.
derson of Manti returned home last week
after a visit here.
IL w; Ramlose and Peter johnson re-
turned last week from, their eastern trim
where they had been with shipment of
sheep They were caught in the recent
slump, and sold at a loss.
William Bowman of Provo and Miss
Mary Jorgensen of this place were mar
ried last Friday. Mr.. Bowman has been
IN Rlchfleld for more than a year past.
working on the tabernacle, and met the
young lady whom he has made his bride
He has gone TO Salt Lake, where he has
employment, while Mrs. Bowman will re-
main here for the present.
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James Treece, who spent the past sum-
mer at Thistle has been here visiting with
his sister, Mrs. Goldbransen, previous
to returning to another year at school in
Ogden.
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Rev. j. H. Meter returned home on
Monday from attendance at the meeting
of the Utah Presbytery at Springville.
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Mrs. J. H. Eversoll came down from
Salt Lake last Saturday on a short visit
q @ @ ,.3s
Christian Larsen, who came home from
Ouray Colo, to attend the funeral of his
brother. returned to that state a few
days ago.
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r. c. Watkins. the Provo architect, was
in town last week, having final settle
ment with the tabernacle committee.
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Saul Krotki left for Salt Lake last Tues
day, to be married to young lady in
that city. the ceremony being scheduled
for Wednesday evening.
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Clayton Gannett and wife were down
from Marysvale a few days this week.
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j. S. Rollo has returned from visit to
his family in Provo.
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n. c. Rasmussen of Salina spent a few
days in town this week.
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of weeks returned to their home at
! Grand Junction, Monday.
Her many friends will regret to learn
that i Mrs. 9Erastus Thorn is again very
mi Mrs George b Be- Matson is We; very sick lex;
she is now slowly improving.
Noah T. Guymon of Castle Dale is here
on 2 visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George B..
Monday.
,, Dr.. Kirby of Salt Lake was in town
calling on friends while ION his way to-
Elsinore where he expects to locate.
H H. Peterson of Salt Lake was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Peterson
sunday.
Robert Hutchison spent the week at
Silver Springs. Ida. on visit.
Harry Young of Provo, were in town Sun
day. the guests of Corporal Don c.
Don c. Johnson is spending a week
with friends in Provo canyon.
Robert Stevenson was down from Salt
Lake La e a couple OF days this week visiting
school there this winter.
Phil Margetts, Miss Minnie Margetts
a anS. Mrs Nellie Smith were down from
Streeper and family.
Miss Pearl Daley was at Payson on a
visit the last of the week.
John Reynolds visited Price on business
Monday.
Miss Florence Thorpe is spending a
couple of weeks at Price visiting rela-
tiVes.
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Miss Rose Webb is visiting at Eureka.
Mrs Richard Johns and children are
down from Eureka for a months visit
Miss Edna Cole is up from Nephi for
a visit to her sisters. Mesdames W. A.
Clark and J. N Pexton,
from Salt Lake the first of the week on n
visit to MI and Mrs. James Holly.
p. Thorne is very sick with typhoid
Eureka. -
tb David id 4. Curtis of Payson was in town
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6 . Anes Humphrey is visiting friends in
g @ 8
ALBERT Albert Clark is very sick with typhoid
9 O O
Miss Lou Rowland returned Monday
from visit to Sandy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-03
MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial SorTeSponOence)
Mt Pleasant, Sept IN. MI , and Mrs Mrs
Gunderson were Moroni visitors last
week.
James Taylor of Wales was in Mt
Pleasant early in the week.
Audrey Jensen, the Moroni merchant
was IN our streets during the week.
A. B. Thompson. the photographer
paid Provo a flying business trip the lat
ter part of last week
o. H. Halverson of this city is residing
at Gunnison at present
John ]. Woodring was a Morpni visitor
on Saturday last:
Andreas Jensen of Moroni was in Mt.
Pleasant on business Thursday.
Mrs. George Murdoch went from Fair
view to Silver City last week to join her
husband who is employed there.
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DR.. H. V. Cassidy was a Moroni visitor
the latter part Of last week
Judge Reid. the Manti attorney, was
IL This part of the county Wednesday on
legal business.
o. n. Sanderson of Fairview paid Provo
a short business trip on Monday.
DR.. Morrey paid Milburn a visit early in
the week.
Mrs Lars Christensen and two daugh-
ters were over from Moroni the fore part
OF the week.
from a lengthy visit in Sewer and Wayne
counties.
William Bryan. the attorney from Nephi
was in Mt. Pleasant Monday. Mrs.
Bryan. who was formerly a resident here
accompanied him.
Esban Jolley was over several days this
week from Moroni
Miss Alice Downward and James Jensen,
two of Spring City's most prominent
young society people. were married at the
Manu temple last week. They Will make
their home at Spring City.
DR.. II. P. Morrey spent most of this
week in Salt Lake on business.
Thomas Reese of Wales was observed
on the streets. of Mt Pleasant on Tues
day.
O. Coz. of Manu was in Mt. Pleasant
this week looking up the business con-
nected with the history of Utah's volun-
teers.
AIRS. Majors is down from Salt Lake
visiting her son-in-law. r. w. Livingston.
who has been seriously i'll with Appendix
citis. Mr.. Livingston is around again.
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Joseph Beck. one of Chester's infiuen-
tial citizens. accompanied by his family.
was the guest of relatives in this city on
Sunday.
Miss Hansen of Chicago is in Spring
City visiting her uncle, Carl Hansen.
ard other relatives. She expects to re-
main for some time.
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Jess Reynolds, a young man of this
city, is employed at present in Denver
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Dr. and Mrs. L. Bursick of Spring
City were up TO Mt. Pleasant on Tues
day
Henry Accord and J. NJ. johnson of
Spring City were on a fishing trip into
the mountains the fore part of the week
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Mrs. Sven O. Nelson and Miss Annie
Larsen have returned from their Omaha
trip to their Fairview homes. They re-
port a delightful trip
o D or
County Assessor Conrad of Chester,
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coALvIL1E SOCIETY.
Especial correspondence.l

Especial CorresDondence.l
Coalville, Aug 81.-Colonel William NJ.
Ferry of Park City was Coalville visitor
this week.
Mrs Samuel Fletcher of Rock Springs,
Wyo., who has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Andrew johnson of TINS place, re
turned to her home on Tuesday morn
iifg. Ba
Mrs. B. S. Chandler and children went
to Evanston, Wyo, this week to reside
Mrs. w. F. Olsen of Salt Lake City was
here this week. packing up household eff
fects. They will reside in Salt Lake.
John w. Mumford and family returned
on Tuesday from a two weeks outing at
the headwaters of the Weber river
Mrs Joshua Wiseman of Ashley's Fork
is visiting relatives in Coalville and South
Fork this week.
Mrs NJ w. H. Holling of Salt Lake is a
Coalville visitor this week. the guest or
her sisters, Mrs. j. Huffman and Mrs. j.
Spriggs.
Mrs E. NJ. Allison. ir. of Ogden has re-
turned to her home after a visit OF a cou-
pie of weeks with friends in Coalville.
Miss Margaret Brundage and her moth
er, who have been visiting relatives IN
Park City for the last month, returned
home this week
c. E. Allen of Park City and Miss Anne
liza Rasmussen of Wanship, both of this
county. were licensed to wed by County
Clerk Pack on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Andrus sRoos of Peoa. this county,
was visitor here on Wednesday.
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President w. w. Cuff returned yester-
day from the t.Kanaka" ranch in Tooele
county, where he has been for a few days
attending the conference which was held
on the ninth anniversary of their arrival
in Utah and. settlement here, and called
by. them their Pioneer day." President
Ciuff reports the people there as being in
q very prosperous condition. There is but
one case OF leprosy there.
A very pleasant bicycle party. consisting
of about twenty young ladies' and gentle
men from Coalville, went yesterday to the
.'Rodeback Grove just above Hoyts-
vile.
John H. Salmon of Coalville, one of the
forest reserve rangers under General
Agent Butcher. came in from the range
last evening to make his monthly report.
He was accompanied the last trip by his
son, Elmer. and young Bert Lusty, both
boys about 10 years of age.
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Mayor Thomas L. Allen spent several
days in Salt Lake this week.
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Mr. John Pack and daughter of Ka1nas,
father and sister of County Clerk w. 1.
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Pack, are sisiting.with him for a few days

Pack, are visiting with him for few days
this week.
John Henry Sargent. a son of Bishop
William Sargent of Hoytsville, returned
today from New Zealand. where he has
been serving as a missionary for the last
three years.
Mr.. Rollins of Salt Lake City was in
Coalville today on business with the coun-
ty officials connected with holdings of
the Utah Eastern Railroad company in
this county. He goes to Park City on Fri
day to further prosecute his researches.
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William and Arthur Stallings arrived
here last evening from Silver City. having
come from Provo on their bicycles They
will visit here for a while as the guests
Of their sisters. Mrs. G. Y. Bullock and
Mrs. Sargent.
o 8 q
The term of Mr.. J.. j.. Jones as postmas-
ter expired today. and that of Mrs. LISA
Northcott, the new appointee, begins to-
morrow. The process of transferring has
been going on all day, and Mrs. North
colt will take charge Of the office tomor-
row morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-03
LOGAN SOCIETY.
(special Correspondence.l

Especial correspondence
Logan, Sept. 1.-The social event of the
season was the lawn party given by Mrs.
S. A. Langton at her beautiful home on
Thursday afternoon. Refreshments were
served and the company was favored with
piano solos by Mrs. r. w. Sloan and vocal
renditions by Mrs. Jane Thatcher. The
lawn was tastefully decorated for the oc-
casion. and all present voted Mrs. Lang
ton q brilliant entertainer. The leading
society ladies of the city were present
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Tell the Cook.

That beefsteak broiled w,tt Is much more juicy and taus l may be seasoned with salt. 5epss. aJ butter when ready to serve esVpsl {
 That little boiled rice or
 from dinner can be made soia excellent fritters by the adfitias l,o 2. egg or two, little baking pogl.' ,sp ' four to make a stiff batter, ~. in hot lard. 'usa
 That rancid butter boiled |, with Q pinch of charcoal win E. s' rancid odor and taste and mag !. " for cooking purposes. v '
 That musty coffee or tea not be cleaned and sWeetened bp p9.a @ 4 in a tablespoonful of wood a.t.l sa'7 filling with cold water; than z. the fire and boil. and after a t5..l I ' washing and rinsing they viii N good as new.
 That broken bits of bread sbonI5. be allowed to accumulate. as t9.. be fried or served as cream tosst N too large to be put in with the s.5, for poWdering; beat ID an egg n \ with 9 little milk. dip the slleei 5a in this and fry slightly in god drippings, or toast. dip in hot ssl butter slightly and cover win 9l sauce.
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POULTRY FOR EXHIBITION.
The Importance of Breeders Being Posted
 as to the Points in Fowls.

The great importance of being posted as to the points in fowls bred for com petition at fairs and exhibitions IS op- Yious. Sometimes seemingly stand ard d-bred" birds are excluded arhllrif- fly, but, in fact, for dIsqual1cauons that are evident when pointed out Speaking of the American Poultry As soGation, article 1 of the constitution gives the above designation of the so- ciety. It is not the intention to pup fish here the entire constitution put simply to call attention to article lo post our readers as to the requirements of the standards.
 Before any breed or variety can be admitted to the standard it must eoll- ply with the following requirements to-Wit. It must be able to produce more than 50 per cent of the chickens true to the type and chaEetetlsaes 9L the breed or variety, the breed or 8ai- ety must have been exhibited at thfee' at least, of the exhibitions which me American Poultry Association sHa5I hold at it's annual meetings. and be9h male anu female specimens of at ae.a5l two generations a8ast I.e Ua fNat.#53af at tha time when jHe iH5gd lt=FHH4ez# shall come Gu fae admission t7 tze standard. ii os3g. 5aaE 5ae 5ze'a.t5s of he association ta# inspect t5e saae 10 determine l=85# fHe tHaHei#zl= brad cIaaacte5= =Qf t3e fa#l if tae fowl applies Ter aa#5Hiss =al as Hs& 4seeI ft must possess Heas hreei character is5ie5, aa1 iait slHti#s #e aAaIssIaa 3s new V8rtatE +E tl5st passeSa tze chafae1l 1li.isties e6 5Ga breed of H5leb # is Eaei2H5z
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Cbe Daily 6rapbtc.

4 late dispatch from Memphis states that Wm. ;. Arbnekle, one of the most prominent young men of that city. who was shot by Walter Farabee, another prominent Mamph ian, several weeks ago. is dying M' Arbuckle is well known in Pine Bl3ff. as is also Afr. Farabee and tn affair is universally regretted The trouble was the result of family misunderstanding
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Gold Cream Jar.

Our grandm0thsFs e5eellas dainty triaes. 01e of the fi ornaments on tbe dresser vas 2 At first sight 1t looked ezaeaF 7 a from Ere HatHE l9r the slsI QnHaintoa 0 sen ioa- yg one e & This eggs hell Wss uzej IS 3 cog.
 When cold grandma h 9af | ea been nrcna1 Wa8 taa ah6a had been washed al ened left in l6e bottom a9 c9a was poured iu and Was lst io The result noe faII of lovely #aEs eosaets@ for yourself.
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Bag for onera GIas.a.-

A pretty bag fer opera glsm made of cream colored gatiD. throughout with pale pink gfF elaborately trimmed with lace bottom is made over a firm round 6f cardboard, measuring five inc5 diameter, and is covered inside outside and scanned together a. edge. The satin fer the sides anl is et@bteea inches l5as and sir i dee9.
 The dainty dssisa t worked q tower part Of taa Bg BitA s.E beaGs Leu E51E 0e saBa 0n E
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1heF# cannot scratch. bat iIs capture insects, aud when si'l flesh is superior to that Qi E NeaEl4 all who love the iIesl for food are very fond of t < and nil who prize il on 1ils s not tire of it so quickly IS Ql 2. 5 OF even turkeys. Now thaI v. are gradually becoming aa. The country is settled ,i'..s 99 some ingenious breee.ef Rili -'|1 thesystem of SC fee H5 iaL.5
 to get the eamy Afaf go
 epieures. This oae eiilza9t '
 cult thing to accomplish. Perhaps gardeners eaaIa Y
 to tame ducks and Jlg.
 The peculiar flavor lot vas backs are u0Iali and sl them SO mach & eHses.1f tllis aeg3li prices would res fleeer.
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TIae .T.nn.i..n. ..-...

A flower known as the lauzding plant which grows in Arabia, is so called because its seeds produce effecfq like tbose produced by laughing gas The flowers are of a bright yellow while the seeds resemble small black beans.
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The Bluff City Lumber go. manu
 aet8res all kinds ofbank, store and bar fixtures and can furnish any thing wanted ln that line. Getq9} li9 estimate if you contemplate Par- chasing. -a-
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One

Fortunes come ta some H asz+ against ehair @.ll. lF EIaHaarH 1.e nea2 tried hard, hu= o9ala u Of his share in the HtT5s diamaad n #na for G10o lie nov asks The De Beers Company B nosafa Iaa for the mines purchase. and ta 55 they are prepared 10 pay aaaa5a 5a test prove satisfactory. i5 Farl6Hs.v as- timated at from 61,eo9,900 10 e2 2399- 900.
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HHs5.o o#azl Led .5..tl1i#

Under tea 2h9}e eaatsa1 Iznafd5 I.2irz Maa las taa fuiieE.a9 EHleH shows 6Et brain i3 jiVe steea is datf2 as HaeassaeE az3 l1ts a# productive of deajtea gasl s5 3g 5s anywhere @Eeat EiEaHtH#aa Et 4ae 5Ia5a1z a5tea @ssa 5=zH a#a s#4a He pos saat eE eB aa5 slstef- e.6H#ee65 a @azes# g51t.e @F# HHf 10 ia tze # sa#E. #af 4H- H#e4 mole IgHnt ta asHs HsaEa human as Ha HaE #s4H H#e Hat5Fe =e0s6s Ht Is 8i#l3azH Izs improved breeds of faFH eFiHsaAe
 HH t# a#7He yH5a B## Collie fl5=, Ienatlf=aG #aassH# #aHds b 9s- fzlaa iH5eHlzsHaa aH ts cumulative force afeHafafI.s Ef Hefg.5z5.a EHts is t8s fazzHH at E IAs tHEa meaning #of# ga6HaHEH Hf=9zE=aa #s development. Hs effort win a95HV aat#Ea is H1 develop ##H powers at m lk production. develop aH 6Ha5#aIg= aEs which e8utrtH Hte to aa enlarged exercise of de functions CT Il =IU= fsS. IHa modern e4 eGE 5s simply ga animal possessing au enlarged 1af3#f capacity.
 faEErtrr rf tfle h8aE las as
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 avery herd s aa.s#Hze ef lziaa Baat-
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Piano coupons given away Eitll every 25e purchase at Reap Hros. Meat Market
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Twenty Pine Blufffans left las night for Memphis. where they go t. look at the gun-boat Nashville which arrived in that city Monday afternoon at o'clock. Memphis is thronged with visitors. Nashville. Tenn, sent delegation of 10000 people.
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tbta introduce into che famil-
 son county luxury and hea a introducing the De Muth Biscr 8eater.
 7Ifs. Ei r. MeDaniel. Agent I93 No. 712 ". Fourth
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F4gGHNa=

of fastening horses Eef that win Br9- tect the bark effectively It fs simply pole about t.1ee M long ea to the ttee with fzE 46Ha
 the other end o6 the nale uaH ie fastened which #a eH# H Ha Fue at the end as taa hf Iais 6efea z SlmI3iU.. .g5laF a5yi
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as $ G 1

The elephant n. thousand muscles lll li5 .s are not informed a5 s Y s. carried in his chest fear that he will be elals' baggage.
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EYe,

A afses The eye of the f'tiss i,s'g5.55a structed that it is 2 hi5r5 .o X scope enabling te 9,,s olis 5is.aa at an almost ineIe iL9i9
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bfuH City Lumber Go. aanuiactm e aad dealer ia all kinds of lumber. Also sashes. doors, blinds and all kinds 5ftBferior and exterior finish. Everything reasonable prices.
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Profess ssional.

s4TH Isi: HftfFaaFy s s SarddsS@ a do@esto sao es7imals Office at Rrewster's Stable. iele hone, old 74; new l29 ,l.=,I. ,-i,.t,4a.8 rov
 Answered Promptly.
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Mr. Ecb. tHe p6o5dsrap occupy his Monticello gallery d0rtnss the summer, closing his Pine Bluff from the ffat ot 5uua aa5fi Che first 0f October
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rna Gleason uottI at Li5tls Rock,
 Is doing a very large business this wear. The reason fer this is they give fhe trayeliug men and general pu6lIc what theg WBnt and well ser ved Good. clean and well teatil- ated r5oms-all at very moderate price.
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4 late dispatch rom Memphls states that Wm. ;. Arbnekle, one of the most prominent young men of that city. who was shot by Waiter Farabee, another prominent Memph ian. several weeks ago. is dying M Arbuckle is well known in Pine Bluff. as is also Mir. Farabee and tn affair is universally regretted. The trouble was the result of family misunderstandiDg.
 The BluG City Lumber Go. manu actures all klnds ofbank, store and bar fixtures and can furnish any thing wanted In that line. Getq9}1i9 estimate if you contemplate par- chasing. l- Piano coupons given away Ttth every 25e purchase at Reap Hr"s- Meat Market
 rns taeasaa l1ottf. at Little Rock. Is doing very large business this year. The reason fer this is they give the trayeliug men and general public what thez wont aud yell ser ved Good. clean and well feutil- ated rooms-all at | very moderate price. U Full line of sewing machine sepz plies. Needles for al nae19i9a# a5- ways on hand. Can at singer o..iee ". F. Brewer, EisY MaalgaF. t1i3 phone 4s9 ls9s
 Honesty tHa 5est RaIse.-sfaae- tmes.
 Rtthe ma at5 tfgaeFes e's ee#a9i aIa and 8aae streets enu e4.
 ;}cans lbs. .is@5 eo10
 : caus# #ess6s tomatoes
 Beans EEzt Basta aa 2ae
 H#E=.sazs
 f55ee
 Fancy tl
 
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 fHz e3 tIa9=a
 also
 kinds 6H Iateala
 RverFfblaa atfe
 The best esRe
 S6ate ere handled
 umber e5 Al efa5
 Bia#f3#tF Iamaef GQ. na ar and aaaEer ia al3 a51as Also eashes. doors, bind kinds af iafaFtas an8 ezfafla Everything raa noa5ie prices.
 Mr Ec6. tHe rfo5a@ra rapheH occupy his Monticello gallery d0rIn& the summer closing h5a Pipe 6.nj from the 6fat ot fuue a8sH Che f1st oj October s4
 Ghas Uf3eA5. e9.aaed, Was eaa- mltted to faH day B4 4uae rett er.H @ eeu1
 BB#te46s i# Ha4aiHa8 8.s6 eF8aa dea aIlsa9s Iutaaar4 81sa doors binds. aal aI kinds a5iasea5 aud ezterif aHHH- z7rF F6a1as azaEaH'e prices
 Door and windows @aaa H naa4a humber stand tats climate better t4aa northern made stock Tbe BfusgGlt1 LaHae7 e. are lafre manufacturers Of tbese eeeass aaa guarantee every oae sold fa ei7e perfect satisfaetIan. s9 Jus4 received aj Kinds Of Gao dreth onion sass and garden seeds . bulk OF papers.
 NH9aia Grocery 0e.
 Blaa Ely laHaerg5. 3aa6Iaefur eraud 4ea}er ta=eH kinds Qf Lamber Also Sasbes. n4orz. Blinds, and aH nds of Interior a1EE ES9efl8r 3nIsaG EverythIne aE EFeHsaHa sic uffecz.
 Reap Bro Ha8r.aarket gives p3- ano cauHaas 8f6Ita 2ze uafeaase just received Iarse steek ef seed Triumph anl 8 Rose p4thtaes.- Mccain Grocery eo m
 TelepAoue Brewster t HeHslee fer bus er ea4fiage to meet trains. 25e DaS age, b
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Full line of sewing machine serz plies. Needles for aif 0aei5iHaa a5- ways on hand. Can at Sla@er =a'.iea ". F. Brewer, tisY Man lger. o'8 phone 4sa 4sV.
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BfaH t#tF LaH aef GQ. ar and anaIer la alH ktHts e Also s5sles tx a3s al kinds af Interior alaI e&taEt8 Eyefytuing 3 raa 4uabie prices
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eHE1s.- CTS -rE-tLl.

GEA GLASS 1AIf. about an inch abaT8 tha ena and pale pink satin FI9b14 through these both ways 50 la enda VIII draw up the bag
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novaI TrnHi

The State dress q z. s the Royal Horse tiaaie7' costs over $500.
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Honesty I5 tha best Bai5es-snne- time.
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Ghaa He'#b5s eg.a3ed. Was cas- mltted to al tdaF 6F 4udg rett Ie eaa g eeuE
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tE e7 s5Ha 5.a also HH kinds a #ztezla z5az BVerHIhias gt Ees
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Door ana windows maae fH nal4a lumber stand tais ei5Hate better sEan northern made stock Tbe BHU1Gi51 Lumber Co., aga lafEa manufacturers of these goods aaa guarantee every one sold fa eive perfect satisfaction. 55
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-02

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-02

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-02

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-02

Bluff City Lumber co. Manufaetur CT and dealer in all kinds of Lumber. Also Sashes, Doors, Blinds and all kinds of Interior and Exterior finish. Everything at reasonable prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-02

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-05-02

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