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City Licenses for The
Year 1909.

have been placed In my hands for collcc-
ton. and are due now, As follows:
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BRING YOUR CHICKENS TO ME: 1
nav the highest cash price for them.
HENRY C. BRAUEls. East Broad st.
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JUST TT[INIt--A FIRST-CLASS FlSH-
CHEAP at uUARLES' S, 1Ni l1 Broad St
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BAGS AND BAGGlNG.
SPEcIALTlES.

.rTT,IL YOUR MOTHER AND YOUR
hrothcr friends, that VIC want them to
Inspect our stock Of ever blooming rose
Griers MERIT ROSE CO., Grace and
Cedar SITS. opposite Hermitage Golf
club
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SIGNS. SIGNS, SIGNS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

If YOU HAVE LAND FOR SALE IN
s TTenrico, New Kent, Hanover, Chester
field counties, send me exact descrip-
ton and lowest price. l can dispose
German Land Agent. No. 2SO5 East Mar
shall Street Richmond, Va.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. TO PURCHASE AN INTER
est in an established real estate business
in this city Address REAL ESTATE,
care Carrier No. 10, Station a.
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PLUM BlNG.

WHEN YOU CONTRACT W.T. US FOR
timing plumbing and Yas-fttlag you may
be sure lis done right; also agents for cele-
brated Kelsey Hot Air Furnaces and Wei
come Ranges. +. S. DALTON g. CO.. 10
Ciovornos otrusr. -t
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WANTED, SQUADS: WILL PAY HIGH
est cash price. HENRY G. BRAUER, 3
East Broad Street.
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SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS,

THE VOLUME OF BUSINESS WE DO GIVES
SOUTHERN ADV siGS COMPANY. IN.
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y SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

If IT'S A REAL PRETTY SIGN WE MADE
it; didn't cost more than the ordinary sign
either. SOUTHERN ADV. SIGN COMPANY,
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Z 81 .25 FOR HALE CORD kILN-DR1ED KIND
LING; Wood delivered. Sec or phone for any
kind OF cooking wood coal. J. B. llACf.
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--~--s-----ss--T
SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS

OUR SIGNS BRING BUSINESS; THEY ARE
nretty; that's Why and don't cost half -
much as YOU think either. SOUTHERN ADV.
SIGN COMPANY. INCORPORATED. lal? u.
Main Plume 12a
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Solomon HndGn. DECEASED, whose ma mes
arc unknown. made parties TO the bill
as parties unknown: Defendants.
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FOR SALE,-BAR LOCK TYPENVIslTEt!,
4 in good order for so cash. sIA Pc
WRITER care this Office.
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Parties failing to
before April. 80, l9(
the penalty prescribe
nances, which Is nc
more than $50 per day
ness carried ON afte
same TO be imposed
tee, #. W.
apl l-lmo Go
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IN CEANC,ERN

> Maria &. Fiizhughs executor 81 ais.
Defendants.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| CIlILDREN'S AND MISSES BAREFOOT
Sandals. Ladies' White Canvas OXfords.
! Chdrcn's and Misses Whte-tpp Patent
| Leather. GRlGG'S 12l East Broad.
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WANT ADS ARE THE BEST SALEsEM THEIR Esu PROVE II
LEsAL NOTICE,

e$dS oF 1,! El, Err e "a ffaH
h'lahss anG w 81 n sp2w RS1ss
Otto g. Reed and Joseph Walker Reed.
i ,ud M, Under l the ago Of Il, twentE-ore
4 ;1fN,:i'ct;iiiXNct;ii;i,.Yi;. ''''''A'''s
ns tt G.,ss sry ola sea fs sss e a.
gsepli Walker Reed. sold 10 Otwhy Jordan
and William lacksonl all lis the said
Rend's rlght,..titlc and Interest In Lots
street, bet wcen rhlrty-frst and 'rhirty-I
second streets. and received all the pur-i
chase money. therefor but did not executs
proper deeds executed under DEGREES Of I,
the court IN this cause. conveying to tho
several parties plaintiff. who hold por-
from Otway Jordan ana William Jackson,
my title or interest which may be III tho
said said; infn Z! Defendants, Otto G. Reed and
Henry D. Reed. deceased In the portions
held By them respectively; that is to say:
To ]. j, lIawes. such title or Interest
IN thirty-tliree l&3) feet on tic ens. sids
Of Tnirty.nrst street. elglity-two and one.
hall (s2lao feet south OF or Pendeton
and twcnty-eIpht d2sJ feet 10 an 1'i aIley
n n. common: and forty-nnc and one half
(49la) feet ON the west side of 'rhirty-scc-
ond street, beginning one hundred and
fifteen and -half u16is) feet south Of
+ Or Pcndcton Street. and running back
within parallel lines one hundred and,
twcnty-eight 02S) feet TO an alley.
10 William Brown. such tito or interest
as the said infant defendants may have
IN tWcnty-nne and half (291a, feet
on the east side OF Thirty-first street, ,
one hundred and fifteen ana one hale
1l5.A) feet south OF + or Pcndleton street,
ana running back one hundred and twcn-3
1y.clght u2S) feet to an alley
TO Robert Washington, such title or in,
tcTest as the snid Infant defendants mayi
nave e., ~ twenty (2M feet on tho east side
OF Thirty-trst street one hundred and
ton street. and running back hetwectsj
parallel lines one4 hundred and twenty-1
eight u?s) feet to an nley; ard
70 Sarah Scott. such title or Interest AZ
the said infant defendants may have III
tlhrty-tllree t23j feet on the western sidc'
OF Thirty-second street, eghty-two and
one-hulf ts21al feet sout!, Of r or Pcndle-t
ton street. and running back between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
eight and one half Cl2SI2) feet TO an alley.
And affidavit having been made andj
fled that Otto G.. Reed and Joscph Walker
Reed are not residents OF the Statco OF Vir-s
ginia, 1t is ordered that the said dcfend-
ants appear here within fifteen days aftcr{
due publication Of this order and do wha t
Is necessary to protect their interests I'M
this suit.
a copy--Tcstc:
CIiAs. Q. sAvlLLE. Clerk.
Sol Cutchlns, y. a. hp 9-laH-Iw
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
FINE SPECIMEN OF CORN.


Or. T. Orto has received from Mr.,
". d. Atwood a very fiue specimen
o; corn which was grown on Mr.. At.
woods farm near New Edinburg. Tne
ear has fourteen rows of corn and
fifty-eight grains to "a row. All the
grains are we'll filled and grow clear
TO the end of the cob. The corn IS
from this years crop and seed was
taken from Mr. Atwood's crib. 1t is on
exhibition at the simmons National
bank The corn is a specimen OF what
can be grown on the red lands OF Ar
kansas, if planted at he proper time,
and properly cultivated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
F.. G. SMART
Fancy Grocer.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SPECIAL AsSE SESSMENT NOTICE.
The tax book for the collection of
the special assessment upon the real
property in sewer district No. in the
city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, for the
purpose of constructing sewers in said
district to connect With the main
sewer running THROUGH said district
mas been placed in my hands All
owners of real property lying in the
said district are required 10 pay their
aSsessments to me within thirty days
frem this date. IF such payment is
rot made action viii he commenced a
the end of that time fer The collection
OF said assessment ana far losol pen
altics and costs
Given under NY hand tlHs the 18th
lay Of JUHe, 1901
RALPH ROBINSON.
5}y % Collector.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
kaStOr < BIutIlenth1(
e@%>H>@@AH~%A@~ AAAAaAAAAnAd
: 81 A WEEK
The : alsa lnsten

The artificial mstep is the ,,tes
innovation in footwear. 1t is not YER.
wen known as yet, but it is expected
that there viii De plenty Of peon,s
sufficiently misguided to wear If wban
they become aware of its existanea ~
The device fits into the shoe between
The heel ane tire ball of the foot and
ought TO conduca greatly to the corn.
tora OF the wearer, 1t is three or TON.
inches in length and two in diamatan -
ana @ " shape resembles a small half
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
COUNTY COURT SUSTAINED.
ey Judge Grace IN Redfied School Ar
nexation Case.

Circuit .I1tlgo A. B. Grace has rem
dered an opirion in the suit regarding
annexation OF certain territory N
school district Ne. :. near Redtictd, 10
the special school district known as
the RedtieId district Judge Grace
sustains the opinion ot the county
Judge. Who allowed tne annexation.
IN appeal Was taken from the decision
of Jhe county Julse. and after hearing
The cuse. Judge Grace aussajHc4 the
decision OF Inc county court
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

He eetteth on subscription things tor
Which others pay; when he runs
out of turnip green's he gets q
load OF hay: when haf he needs
a pair OF pants he eetteth bout
Glet.
When winter comes AMI winds hloW
cold and he is needing wood. doth
he 90 where through wintry blasts
the tall saunt trees have stood2
Nay, subscriber calls and hes
a straw hat To the good.
Doth he e'er pine for the WhereWith
to wet his whistle up Long for
the eyanescent joys that lurk with.
in the cup? AS like as not some
one comes in and leaves a brindle
pup.
He hath his young ones, yes. of course,
the little mouths to feed, when
that his little Johnny wants a dap
Piled rocking steed, he getteth
straight q homegrown bunch
known as the snoXious weed
When that he needs an undershirt, or
goes barefoot for shoes, and hath
40 coat TO shelter him. at least
that's fit to use, a good samaritan
prizes loose and sends a JUG OF
booze
Sc gets free passes te ali shows ia
opera house OF tent. free passes
for himself and Wife-they cost
h:ss. not cent. II such round
Of joYousnes5 is hi~ whole lifctime
soen:
He=aeeaa nee3s fae = and bars. de
nasit vaalrs seks: no III
freaks IN ak his head an
bear away rocks; he need net
stay aWa's..#.9 suard=his only palr
II socks.
1ha he wears his trousers frazzled oHt
ia Whishers a me legs, that H.
hath hu, on" pai, ot hose 70 cover
II" his PEGS. Is iJts- because sfa-
Ser.heHs traH-A5 an aVeapios 81
egzs.
Us 7an5 s torH il fsonf ana baeH
has srntwa5 an his spine.
ftee4,h ta,5er~ e,er his abdomen
In baars the freez9s whiee; ha
d2iakatA watt fyom the pump
whilst =o5her mon llrtnl wine
~ 2iyslh advertising space 70 make
he old town grow: he tells OF
births and balls and routs, and
weeps DER ey'ry woe: and prints
each week each townsman's name
a dozen times or so,
All this to gain his selfish ends. each
line and rule and dash is part of
one nefarious scheme he hopes
with purpose brash to build the
town up so some time hell get his
pay in casi.-Newspaperdom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
loon for Banaque Springs. Tenn.
where they will spend some months.

loon for Banaque Springs. Tenn
where they will spend some months
Mr. W. f. Bessellieu of Arkansas
City is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Matte Besselleu of Monticello
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. W. 2. Burks.
319 East Sixth.
Dr. .. c. Blackwell has returned
from San Antonio. Texas, where he
was called on professional business.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Reinberger and
Mrs. Maurice Collier will leave Satur-
day for Hot Springs to spend some
weeks
Mrs. Fl. Fl. Edwards. who has been
the guest of Miss lola Phj,pot for some
days, returned last night to her home
in Little Rock.
Messrs. N, T. White and c. J. Sans
tag left last night for Galveston. Texas.
where they will spend some months on
a fishing trip
Miss Marie Shelf, assistant in the
circuit clerks office. will leave tomor
row for ST. Louis. where she will visit
the worlds fair
Mrs. Theresa Simon of Shreveport, |
to her children. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Dreyfus, will return tomorrow to her
home
Mrs. Walter l.. Goodwin and her
guest, Miss Dorothy Blaydes, have re-
turned from Camden. where they at
tended the Sunday school convention
at that place.
manager 4. u. HnllpOl# Oh lHe ElkS
theater has returned from business |
trip to New York, where he says he !
booked a fine line of shows for the I
coming season.
Miss Lula MarkWel of Little Rock I
was in the city last night enroute home T
from Camden, where she has been in
attendance on the Sunday school con.
yenton at that place.
Mr. NJ Eisenkramer. who ta4 been
visiting in Germany for the past
month, arrived in Paris last week and
will sail this week Tor America. MIR.
Eisenllramer while i'll Germany Wis
tied Berlin. Dresden and I.eipsie and
made boat trip down til" Rhine. Mrs.
f,isenklamer Will meet her husband i'll
St Louis whore hey NH attend the
worlds fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
NORTON GRANTED DIVORCE

\ GAorG1 has bees =4faHfed# #hx N
caauyery cnert tel y I. Norton from
his wife Constance Il; Norton oily
M2a Mss laeoneaI5HiljfH was a
1cged MI N0rt9a claims P.ue Hun
as Is homo. He IS 4 printer. and I'M
Ill recently was employed at the COY
rier office. lie went to Texas a few
weeks ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

The saving of Few Cents IN bot
tie OF Vanl Exiatract will not atone
for the annoyance Of having dessert
that is Gust a littf0 off, in flavor. AL.
ways buy Burnett's. S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
Gets Drunk On Sunshine

Out IN Portland, Ore. 1t is said
that a well-known citizen recently ac.
inundated somewhat oyerheavy
ease Of intoXication by sitting too long
n tAe SanShir'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
THE COUNTRY EDITOR.

Behold the country editor and envy
him his lot the graft he worketh
ev'ry day; the cinch that he hath
got. The best things of the earth
he hath delivered on the spot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
X wv Way to Strcp :

"A correspondent of the
American thus describes
OK stropping his razor:
knows that metal expands
put my razor, handle ks
before stroppirg. in boiling :
leave it until it has absorbsd as al
heat as can stand liz hanu.l
While the blade is hot / strop il ~ u
The metal eoola as strop. IN a.
twenty-five strokes the edge IS sn,l 4
ered and is keener when coid' ~.
metal contracts whils sharpspDS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
BRIEF MENTION.

S. W. Dickerson of Fordyce is in the
city.
b. r. Williams of English is in the
city.
j. D. Burns of Jonesboro is in the
city.
NJ. W. Ware of l.iawoo9 is at the
TraloclI
w F. Meacham Of Goldman Is a
business visitor III the city today.
] p Mcdaniel of Cornerstone is in
the city. the guest OF the Arlington
|. @. broadway Of .Ionesbore was Il
business visitor i'll the city Yesterday.
Thomas Q. Branch of Little Rock is
among the business visitors in the
city
Mrs. T. pearce has gone to Texas
to visit various points during the sum
mcr.
T. G Semmens and wife of Texar-
kama are in he city today. the guests
Of friends
Miss Pearl Levy leaves Saturday for
ST. Louis on a visit to Nh and Mrs
". A. Levy.
IrAin4 Reinberger left Yesterday Toy
st. Louis. whore he was called by the
sickness Of his father.
Nh and Mrs. L. O shaefer of Ben
ton. liarbor. Mich. and two sons. have
.s,<en rooms at Nr T. Peareess.
LAIN Simon of Shreveport. La. has
retnruei home aftef Pheasant VISIT
to Mia tna Mrs. isaac DrpylHs.
7. Ryrd and family lett his after
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

1t is too hot for cake baking but you
don't have to worry. We can supply
your wants. Fresh shipment Of cakes
5ust received.
Best assortment Mixed Cakes at 25
cents per pounds.
Cheese Sandwiches at Is cents per
package.
Graham Crackers at 10 cents per
Eackage.
Butter ,rhirs at To cents per pack
age.
Butter thins at tea cents per pack
age.
Five O'clock Tea at 10 cents per
package.
Zu-Zu snaps at 5 cents per package,
Saratoga flakes at T. cents per pack
age.
Nabsco waters at so cents per
pound.
For the best Ice Tea on earth try a
can of Ladies' Club
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
+ T. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4
l. SOCIETY NOTES h
+
!. I. + + + + + I. + + + + ]. j. J. j. :

There was weed ng at the co,ut
house last night of unusual interest
groom. Late in the evening, a Young
man and young woman entered tn
county clerks Office and said thov
wanted to get married. Meyer Solm.
son, deputy, was present, but owing
to the youthful appearance of the pros.
pective groom refused to issue the
license until the boy pulled out a let
ter from the grOom's father. which in.
formed the deputy that the father
was willing and the mother was dead"
The license was duly issued and JUS.
tlce Sallee tied the knot The coula
gave their names as NJ. G. Webb, aged
nineteen, and Miss Georgia Mullen,
aged eighteen. Both live at .Junette,
Grant county. After the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. Webb went upstairs and
listened to the band concert in Ii III
of wedding trip.
Other Dunn, aged twenty-eight, of
Goldman, and Miss Jessie Helms, aged
sixteen, were married in this city last
night.
There will be a dance tonight at the
Bluff City club rooms complimentary
to visiting young ladies'.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
A Clearance Sale.

The Herald has a lot of old ac-
counts that it has failed to collect,
against persons who have left the
county and a whole lot who haven't.
Many of them could pay if they
liked, but being Judgment proof
they scorn to answer letter or
respond to polite statements sent
them. We have decided to get this
dead wood cleaned up. Sometime
during the present year we shall
advertise these accounts for sale
separately for three weeks and then
sell them to the highest bidder for
cash. This will let the debtor have
a chance to bid on his own account
with everyone else. There are &C
counts in every town in Grant
county and a number scattered
throughout this and other states.
Copies Of the papers containing the
advertisements will be mailed to
every debtor whose account will be
sold. A majority Of them are still
lon our list, but some took the paper
for term of years, never paid a
cent, and then when receiving o
statement of their Indebtedness re-
fused the paper at the posto flee.
The advertisement will in all prob
ability be inserted in other papers
by the publisher Of the Herald in
order to give the sale as great pub
licity as possible as we desire to
realize all we can by the venture.
Statements will be mailed next
month to every subscriber who is
S. or more in arrears and a limited
time will be granted them in which
| to settle before the account will be
advertised if they SO desire. The
sale will be a good one and widely
advertised. We shall hire a band,
secure, a first-class auctioneer and
go at it right, without fear or favor.
Many Of these accounts are worth
100 cents on the dollar and others
lace
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Just a Word.

Along with the rest of the county
newspapers the Herald has con
tinually and sincerely preached the
doctrine Of trading at home-of
patronizing your town merchants
and all that sort of thing and we
firmly believe in the doctrine. We
have been trying to bring business
to town in spite Of some of the
business men who don't spend a
five-dollar bill in a year for adver-
tising-in spite of the fact that one
half of the balance don't spend ten
dollars and in spite of the fact that
some Of the others do not spend
half as much as they should.
The Herald pays out nearly
81, 900 year in wages, supports
a score Of people and booms Ian
caster year in and year out.
Still the merchants here do less
advertising and spend less money
for the good they receive than any
town Of its size in the state.
We are not kicking, but simply
stating somei plain facts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Fasts 40 days Just the Same.

Many people are wondering if the
Lenten season this year will DO one
day shorter than usual because Of
the fact that Ash Wednesday comes
eight days earlier than it did in 1908,
while Easter happens nine days
earlier IN the month than last year.
Ash Wednesday will be on Feb. II,
last year Feb. 25. This year Easter
will fall on April 3, while in 1908
it was on April ~.
There will be no difference IN
the fast period, however. It is
always 40 days without reckoning
the Sunday. The fact that Easter
falls apparently one day earlier
than the figures show is due to the
fact that the extra day which comes
on February 80 and evens up the
period of sackcloth and ashes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Passing of Peter Cameron.

From the Tekamah (Neb) Journal
Peter Cameron was born at Aber-
felldee, Perthshire, Scotland, De-
cember 25th, 1910. With his par
ents he came to the United States
when four years of age, the family
being one of a Scotch colony for
which arrangements had been
made to settle in Grant county,
Wisconsin, where the Cameron's
loca ted after tedious voyage OF
of several weeks At the age OF
seventeen years his father died. and
he being the eldest Of the seven
children, took npon his shoulders
the support and care Of the family.
When the Union was in danger and
President Lincoln CALLED for volun-
teers in 1861, Peter Cameron was
one of the first to offer the govern
ment his services. His adopted
country was his first thought, as
it was throughout his life, and he
offered his life, if need be, upon
its altar. He enlisted in Company
F. eth Wisconsin Unfit, which was
a part of the regiment that for It's
bravery and reliability in time OF
danger, was known throughout the
war as the Iron Brigade" In
1862, while on the march between
Washington and Richmond, he
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-01-30
Views and Interviews.

A. G. Knapp: I have made a
study Of peoples ears for many
years. You perhaps may not be-
lieve all I could tell you about this
subject but it is an absolute fact
that I can judge persons tenn
permanent and disposition nine
times out of ten by his ears. Did
you ever notice what a difference
there is in the form of peoples ears?
Just look at those two men stand
ing there and note the difference
in the~manner their organs of hear
ing are constructed. One you see
has large lobe to his ear, while
the other fellows ear is chopped
off short at the bottom. New
England people usually have
prominent lobes and their descend
ants inherit this characteristic. |
have made a speciality of this ear
study and naturally form my first
impression of a person by the build
Of his ears.