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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11

At the recent session Of the great.
council Of New Jersey the membership
OF the Jurisdiction was reported 70
be $4,000. a gain Of 964 for the year.
The order is growing "a more rapid
rale III Pennsylvania than al amy pre-
vious time in Its history From re-
rorts received it is believed that tie
membership will total over cocoa MEM
bers in the keystone State by the end
Of tile term
No member 81 the order can under
stand and appreciate what Redman-
ship Is who does not attend meeting
Of lifts tribe at least once a month.
The Improved order Of Red Men
stands seventh in point Of member.
ship with an the fraternal orders IN
/ the United states.
/ TIE Red Men In California are max.
/ ing splendid progress. Powhatan
tribe Of that jurisdiction recently
! adopted class Of fifty, and many 9th
err tribes report large gains In mem
bership
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11

teaSiFa looks iEe a tighter q than
3 year age. ana no matter which
cams eight for the worlds champion
s.p tn the foil. the Donors in both
leagues sill likely be we'll earned
The Boston ehaUp.ons win be a
trcna contender from the start for
another remnant, and wi-h its strong
array Il pitching talent and IT'S won.
sarfal infeia. II vi be a surprise 7
fte bunting docesf6t 20 20 tie bean
eaters for tue second time.
Rowever. there is Cleveland. with !
team Iuily 70 per cent stronger, to be
figured wita; New York with rs
star. playing in better form rishi
sram thc jump: the shifty athletics
slwavs dangerous foe. the
white sos. who have been Sc strength
enea and ra-enf0rsed that no loea
crank can see how they can be kept
ont Of the race for q good position.
detroit win Mullin aud Donovan
as the mainsiays IN The box. and i
great oatGeld. wiil be a contender fol
afst division henors. but if Us veal
inaeld goes IL smash when the can
..asaea ee4a II lis height The hopes g
the team viii go glimmering. 81
louis AID Washington cant eNpee
places in the first diviz len,
Last year when the champion Pitts
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11

Aurgs were weakened by the loss OF
tlieir slar pitchers. Tannehill and
Chesbro. Catcher OConn2r and
Lefty Davis. many said all hope Of
the pirates carrying of another flag
had expired However, Clari,e's mcn
won with ease ard are now c2ndi-
daics Tor their fourth pennant
Pftsburg viii begin this season
fHet as strong as ii was last year and
n hardly seems that New Yurs, tout
~ - sure winner has improved
sufficiently to make ~ the difference
between the two teams a year age
Baseball IS not a betting proposition
bat if it we're the oids would prob.
ably favor tho pirates for the cham
pioaship race.
This year New York has been great
Is strengthened by the addition 81
Dahlen 10 its iuaeid, and the Gotham
fans ihlnH q penRsna IS coming theiI
~ar. Right here so have a cham
pioasllip possibility in selee's cubs
ard the Cincinnati reds also promise
or the form shown - far 10 be At az
times & contender
The 81 Louis lean has leen tpl
stored up more than any other Ma
nenal league club by the addition g
Pitchers lack TagleF last year witt
the Cubs. AMI the famous Joe Corbett
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11
'|1I.hIec ABE |

The order in every section Of the
country from which reports are re-
ceiyed shows a steady advance.
The Knights Of the Maeeabees is
doing business in forty states and ter.
rltories.
The order was established in Mis-
souri, in 1883 and now has member
ship In the Iron Mountain State OF
14,000.
]. +. Downer Of Chicago was. recently
reelected great commander of Illinois.
In Missouri last year 3,45G eertii-
Gates were issued and si4T.0oo paid 10
benefeiarles and members. During the
year $3,sG5,000 insurance was written
In tie Ohio jurisdiction lo.36I new
members were admitted last year, !
net increase of 6,Tl0
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11
MODERN WOODMEN.
Bond to Insure Honesty of omcers.
No0dIaen Notes.

Bond to Insure Honesty OF UWecES.
Mo0dmeB Notes.
What is believed TO be the largest
fidelity bond ever issued in this or any
other country was executed recently
BIZ the National Surety company Of
New York city. The bond insures the
honesty Of about 5000 officers of the
Modern Woodmen. These officers are
scattered through every city and town
N the United States. The amount In
volved in the bond aggregates nearly
100000. The bond is the same kind
as that furnished by an employee Of
a bank to guarantee the honest per
Torrance Of bis duties.
In North Dakota there are now 81
active camps and a membership Of
over l2Ot1.
There are now eco i've Modern
Woodmen camps in the state of Wash
ington
Turing tie past FIVE months seven
teen new camps have been institutes
IN VEST yifaiEsiss-
Among The prominent men who holi
membership In the order are William
]. Bryan. Congressman Champ ciarl
and @. .. Neiklejolln, ex-assistan
1ncrerary Of war. tr. BRYAN is
Ek<E x Camp 80 If Lincoln, Neb,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11

The grand lodge Of ireland has 1uris-
,ltction over fifteen district grand
lodges ii the various British colonies
and ass subordinate lodges, says tile
american Tyler. Her annual dona-
lions to charities amount to ts,00o. and
she maintains boys and girls school.
seven thousand pounds was donated
for the equipment of this school last
vesr She likewise supports a home
far aged brethren and widows and an
orphanage for Masons orphans
Spokane (Washl Masons Will erect
one Of the finest temples in the west,
costing $4,000.
The Tennessee Masonic home IS car
!ng for 10 persons. Of these inmates
" are women. 40 boys and - girls.
There are seventy seven ROYAL Areh
chapters III Massachusetts, with 2 mem
bership OF abort $4,000.
Jacob Fl. Medlary of Baltimore, who
died recently, was Mason for hfty-
eight years and grand secretary OF the
lodge of Maryland for forty years,
Themes q. Fitch Of Wichita was re-
Gently elected grand master OF the
grand lodge Of Kansas.
At tile annual meeting OF the board
Of managers Of the Kansas Masonic
home 1t was decided 70 build S29'oVo
9lf4ta,, ~ 4ba home
There are over 6,000 Master Masons
In Rhode Island, and the pnst year mas
been Il most prosperous one for the
jurisdiction.
lit last reports the fund being raised
for a Masonic sanltarium for consump-
tlyes in New York amounted to nearly
$1,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11
UNITED WORKM EN-.
The New Retief T.nsv--Aotes From Va-
rlaua jurisdictions.

rlaus Jurisdictions.
The new relief law which calls for
larger payments in the guarantee fund,
dating from the 1st Of October, does
not apply to the deaths occurring IN
tie several jurisdictions not reduif
ing relief for the year 1859, Says tie
A. o. L. ". Guide But dating from
the tst Of january there viii be a re
turn to the grand lodge Of a portion
Of this fund for all members dying
over the age Of hfty-Gye years. This
amount will be aniferm as to age in
al the jurisdictions
ON Jan. /. 1904, there was q mem
i bership in the Massachusetts turisdie-
ton Of s. 40l. "a loss Of 1047 during
the past year
Rev u. p. rhelau Of Danforth WIS
recently elected grand master of thc
grand lodge Of Maine
t The grand lodge Of Delaware recent
Is adopted fire supreme lodge plan,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11
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GRATERNAMSCsSIP,

The EIka have erected handsome
clubhouse in Manila. This order has
been established over two years in the
philippines.
The ROYAL League vii erect a sani
tarium for ronsHnptiTes
The American Legion Of Honor has
paid in benefits So. g1e.Heo.
The fraternaI benefit orders are dis.
tributing over Si,ooooN week to the
benefieiaries Of members
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11

There are moss 80 Knights Of Malta
commanderles In The United States
Chosen Knights c0mmauiery II
York, Pa. IS said TO be the largest
commandery in the Keystone state. 1t
has 514 companions
Since the last session Of the grand
eommandery Of Pennsylvania twelve
communicates have been Instituted in
the Keystone State.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11
BASEBALL CHAT
FOR CAIRO FANS
(concIadea from Third Page

henderson at Cairo.
viHaeHne at PaaHcah
slagsall.o al lloplsiassiile
Vtnceanas Of Cairo
Henderson l'aAHcah
liopkiusyiile "a GAINESVILLE.
Vincsunes at Hopk!nsville
Henderson al Clarksyille
padueah 81 Cairo,
riucpnnes ii Clarksyille
henderson al Iloplginsville.
cairo at Padueah
aaueah at Henderson.
cairo at ClarIaville
Hon insvilIa at Ninceanes.
pa6Hcah at Vine aaes.
aT8 d 5sphlas iiie.
Clarks ril.e a. Henderson.
padaeah At IienIiasyills.
Cairo 81 Henderson
ClarksYille at yInceGnes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11

!: Secret Societies +;
eeeeesese9se9ss KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS-
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS,
xhe Order Prosperous In the District
oe Caiumt5u--Notes,

The grand lodge OF the District OF
Columbia recently held its annual SEES
sion in Washington where the order
was founded Feb. 70, 1861. Edward
Dunn. the first grand ana the first SUI
preme chancellor. ana Edward ), kim
ban ana David t. Burnett, two Of the
i've founders Of tile order, were In at
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-04-11

Drives out all impure matter that
collects in ones system. Cleans
strengthens ard builds up the emit r.
body. That's what HOLSTERS Roe y
Mountain Tea dec. IS cents. tea -
tablet form. Paul 6. Schuh d Sons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
HOW TO FOLD a LETTER.
Only Snraft PerecutnGe of tpp1t-
cnnta Is NOW Lhc z Z BIZ W ~

Il sec yeH .aaNc sat> If applications -
SAID the ADVERTISING manager 10 The
l>Hc,s house traaa-er SIa aa,. ad-
yerttsed f9r tsIay,.l.c aiH hoek-
keeper.
From al. over Nav England sa5d
the tls.ue.~ man. cumming lis pockets
l0tI. I'm What ~efHe of tho @j,t~ VITO
answer sre thinking q Liant u#a4He.
Here is olla 45ri 4ao WI .one Hftv
mics 10 take a place AZ =, - week.
Can you tell much rs to their ,sgaA
hcalions bN tAcir letters
can /: Wcll. rath"r. Eor .Hetance.
therc is th. Writing, there is the spell
ing of the words. there is lilo My tie
letter j. pnt together: there is even The
way the letter is folded Ever mink
that letters are folded ~ a. Ia s4ve
time noWaday>:'
No. said The advertising man Its
all can do To get the stamps to pnt on
'em. My slenographer folds esu ai
right. guess. How should ii be done?"
Easy enough, simple enough, but
folded wong often euuush" said the
business nan >entefltiousx. IF your
typewriter knows her business she
takes the sheet and folds II Hp from lhe
bottom toward the 'op, leaving the
proper width for the envelope. then
over from right Ia left and from left
to right SO. Then wien xonr letter is
opened il IS right side up. Seer
Il see, murDured tn" advertising
man. And how many applicants field
their letters that way
oil three or four ONT of dozen.
perhaps quite Il commentary on h11si.
the business man as Ii" stroiied away
Springfield Republican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
TIE BROKEN VIOLIN.
As incident Of the Childhood OF IN"
Master ole Huil.

Ole Ia. 1he aaeat .ettui~t. VII born
W. Il genius to! music. Tp i'm tH'
ev=f1.r.E= - beN~ tHe wind ana
ram ana 4,-..t, t,..a-IE-. inHs.g u binds
and bees MI r.eso 1,,rc th' yc5g"N "f
nature atfd he t:ted to fe3Hoddee tltt"
on his viefr.
1t is said tia.t tAr ml~tsian~ first
yioan WIS given I'm lN ~ nueie When
hc wa nut to0t wears ettt. and HiH h'
light at th,. pro>z' IT hn"H II" bounds.
"Niy father wanted ne To lrc q minis
ter" SAID he in telling the story many
wears after. AND ! thought must DO
as he wished But when was eight
years old he bought me new violin
and arranged tu hav" me study under
a teacher for be said. q minister
ought 10 know Z little about music.
That night could not steep ! r"s"
In The night to 2et Il peep at the pre-
.ious violin. Il was So red, and 'lIe
pretty pearl screws did smile At me so, =,
pinched the strings iust q little with
NY fingers and ii smiled at me more
and mere, took VI the bow and
looked al It. It said 10 me Il would I've
pleased to have ne try II across the
strings So did fry II lust Il very,
yer. little and Il cid play SO softly.
forgot that i was midnight and every.
hotiy asleep. and TIC next minute felt
my fathers wtil3 across my shoulders.
Ny little red Violin dropped on tie floor
md was broken. did weep very much
for il hut il did no good they did
have Il doctor 10 i the next day, but il
never recovered - health - Detroit
Erpe Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
J5e:ttiIs,, In Ht,sf

Commenting upon the recent discus
sion OF tie habit Of reading in bed.
American Medicine concludes that il
the posit ion is literally prone the habit
is had. because ia such a position the
eyes arc fixed u;lai3 the book in Il strain
ing and ltarntui way ard lbe book
cannot he sufficiently illuminated,
But il oi4c sils proppett Up by p!i-
lows, in mucH t9c same position Of the
head and trunk as when in q chair,
there can be no evil consequences. pro.
vided q good rich light is rightly
placed behind ana at ona side Of the
head
The greatest argument faY reading in
bed is that the attention is not dis
tracted by the discomfort OF the body,
the noises and Interruptions usual al
other times. Let one take an erect po-
sition Of the body and head, be as
sured he has good oculist and that his
light is strong, white, steady and prop
erly placed. He may then read with
impc2ity until drowsiness cautious
him to str-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
4 Ma t2ynnns nefuSi0n.

Dean Pigou tolls the following story
Of brilliant man who lost bis mind
temporarily through 0vorwork aud was
centincd in an English ASYLUM His
delDsion was that bis stomach was full
TO replclion of rats Thorc was no
room for anything else. Hood said to
me. Go and talk With him and lead
up to the subject Of rats found
him, as is very common, perfectly sane
OIL every sui. .irct hut this. fter some
conversation | said to hmm, fCigninc not
to know who ho WAS. You seem 10 be q
Very we'll informed man. BaVe you
given Your attention 10 natural history.
because | notice tliat the question is
cies of tire genus rat called the NotW"-
Fian still exists: Instantly he replied
Oh certainly. and unhllttoniug his
dress said, Every kuuvH species Of
rat sir, Is here III my StalnHe b, and,
loealiZinc The rat with lis finger, said:
Here in this part ut my l>t0tnaCtl is .
Norwegian rat. Nun can asSure your
friends that ae Eollg - am ahve nr
species can dir' tn,.,,r the Kind and
humane treatment Of itfht"heM he
WAS soon a: work again and had, ot
course. no rcclto,tion of hts Guusion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
People VIII" DO Not Whistle.

Arabia n1l>t be u heaven for those
whose lives are made burden to them
by the whistler 'Fhc Arab maintains
that Il whistler'S mouth cannot he puri.
fled for forty days and hights and they
assert of the whistler that Satan has
itrodtlco the offensive sound Tbon
there are the natives Of tl.c Tonga is
lands. Polynesia. who bold that it is a
sin to WHISTLE rs ii is an act lisrespect
fu' To God Even in some districts in
Dorth Germany Villagers declare that
If one whistles in the evening it makes
tLc angels weep
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Senator Morgan as a Talker.

Several senators We're talking in
Mr.. Hoar's committee-room, the sub
1ect being Senator Morgan's wonder
eul ability as a long distance talker.
One man expressed the opinion that
the aged Alabama statesman was
about talked out but Mr. Hoar
secuted the notion. saying: Why,
show him a penknife aad he'll talk for
sn hour about it." Jn>> then Mr., Nor.
gan came ir and one Of the number
showed him q curious knife Sure
enough, the Did man began long dis
course on the subject of knives. con.
tinuing until all slipped away except
Hoar, who was nofdirg in a chair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
nted. IL Library,

Many persons laughed heartily when
they read the following advertisement
IN d recent issue et a German news
papor:
.tWanted Sonae French hooks which
n y"'lng girl may safely reed and
which Will nt into q small bookcase.
The height of eacl book must not ex-
ceed len inches The price is of no i'm
portance provi,ied all the hooks have
handsome co, ers and are of the same
size
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Ar.~rtcan Women.

Denmark claims a point of slpcrtcri-
ty over the United States by inSurng
old maids. But. then. tho United State
has no old maids. That forlorn. de.
pendent and despised class of the hui
man species is extinct in this country
where no woman is old, every woman
IS independent, and all women are as
sertiye to a degree that no man In his
sober senses would dare to condemn
Baltimore American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
FRENCH POllTENESS.
IT Is WidesDread. Oppressive and
Time Dexouriux.

During utl1 summer which | spent
among exclusively French people III &
hotel at SHint.G GerInain estimated that
| lost quite tMcHtvsfour hours out Of
each week saving good morning and
good evening to the men. women. lit
tie children and dogs about me. ! f YOU
encounter the same person twenty-five
times in the same day. You must smile
rapfurously. pause, at least shake
hands if YOU do not kiss. tremendously
inquire how he or she is going and
tremendously bid him or her "au re-
voir' at parting. Not only every man
and woman expects tlliS. but all the
little children toddle up to you. shake
hands and exact the same amount OF
ceremony. Then every we'll regulated
French family has dog that more
than likely occupies chair and eats
off plate beside You at the table, St
that it is considered churlish if you do
not also stop and tell the dog "bon
jour and "au revoir" j dozen times
day, pauSin- to take the paw which he
is prettily taught 10 extend to you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Thrifty Mother

"She named her baby alter ai four
of It's rich uncles.s
What good VIII that DO? None Of
them Will feel complimented when they
know the others have heen SO remem-
hered'
"Oh. but she has trained the child to
answer only 10 the name Of the uncle
who happens 10 he around. Cincin-
matt Times Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Rather troaHiC.

A lady who WIS All ardent votary Of
modern culture happened to sit ri 81,
evening party next 10 an eminent com-
poser and leader of an orchestra In
the full expectation of eiciting from
the maestro q particularly brilliant and
intellectual prononncement, she inquir-
ed, How do you fec after conducting
the Ninth Sylnrhanyt
.'Hun"ry" WAS the lacoEic reply.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
mans nhannx Lot

Since the world began it has been the
,nston. "f man to hold woman vespon.
ri!'ie 70" All his misfortuues and 1T the
saina ti;ntf to accuse her Of absolute IT.
spanSlDilify. New Orleans Times
Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
OnMn. NOt In

Did any one cali Ino M while ! WIS
out asked tl,e butcher.
No" replied the boy, "hut Gus.
TONER whose meat for dinner hadu', nr-
rived called you down Houston Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26

er. While out there he enjoyed
rabbit hunt and says it was great
fun to see the dogs chase rabbit
for miles and miles. Mrs. WherfE
am. home=with him 10 Fi>il l3.e
family for me tim.
Ii yo1 want an1s1-1r right sgs5
ring us up. We h41c a iieht wagon a.
ar door all the time to fiji just s'eh
orders. Brlckley and DansbS.
We buy and sell all kin.is Of sec
9ndhand goods; alsa pack and ship
furniture. Sidney Helms. 30 West
Second avenue. Both Phones.
Rev. W. II. Browning Will :ill he
pulpit at the Lakeside Methodist
church Sunday morning. Ther Will
be no service Sunday evening.
We have about 500 advertising
fans left ever from last year that We
will close cut at cost Cali on or tel
ephone the Adams Printing company.
For sale-A Crenuno yloIir. very
Id been in the family 100 years or
II ore. as lead violin it Is second %
one FOR information address, X,
are Graphic
Rev Harvey Beauchamp, super
intendent Cf the Sunday school work
for the Baptist state convention
preached at the Second Baptls1
church last night
--Lost--lf you have lost your appe
tite go to Bill Brickley and Louis
Dansby, 5o1 West Sixth, and see he
new fresh groceries. meat, fish, fruit
etc. and you will find it.
DR.. j. S. Kornfeld has returned
frCm Hot Springs, where he attend.
tU bUt IltSNiuS w liAC l. ~ ~ ~ ~
will conduct the services at the
temple at the usual hour Frida$,
Fer estimates and prices on all
kinds of uphoLstering Work done
promptly and neatly. Call or tele
phone w. S. Beard, Twelfth avenue
and State street. Old phone, 896.
For sale-Si1 room residence
with all modern improvements. Three
room tenant house on the lot. Cheap
for quick trade. Apply to c. L. Cham.
oers. No. 1921 West Third avenue
The Ladies' Cemetery Assoeia-
ton met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs, e FL Plummer 1t was de-
cided by the association not to
give the contemplated ice cream fes
tival until later in the summer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Possibilities of Trnn~ station.

An English writer made an expert
ment recently of the gain and loss Of
translation.
/ heard that l.. would Writ my Lie"
When gave Up my breath:
I felt that this indeed would add
a new delight t" death
This was translated into another lau-
guago, then from that into another. and
so on until q dozen versions had been
made OF course there was a different
translator each time The last version
read as follows:
Dear, in my song YOU still shall live
Though under earth NOu lie.
An, had Nou now that grace to give
l should not need to die
New York Trihuue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
w Boyce devotes his time to rents

Bern. TO Mr. and Mrs. Buck Cook
son, Tuesday, May "a.
Gasoline stoves at Simpson ana
ebb Furniture company s.
The. street at Second Nyenue
d Main is being repaired
Nice 1urnlsned room for rent, ap-
at 421 West Fifth West avenue.
Lar ayette Chapter NO. r. a.
held a special meeting last night.
We keep on hand all kinds OF
1ntry produce-Brickley and Dan
For special bargains in carpets,
things, etc, see Simpson and Webb
rniture company.
For sale-A good buggy horse.
DIV to Louise Smith, corner Louis
and Thirteenth avenue.
-Lost-Waterman fountain pen,
Finder will return same 10 E.
Bloom at Dreyfus' store.
The Board OF Public Affairs have
d u allow city clerk Dan Tat-
a new desk for his office.
If your regular grocer bas4 t
t you want, ring up Buckley and
shy, old phone ~. news IS,
You can buy anything tom TIE
hen to the parlCr upon easy pay
is at Simpson and Webb Furniture
pany's.
We have just received a large
ment of gasoline stoves. Can and
them. Simpson and Webb Furni-
company.
'ycotect R. w. Lane has gone
onesboro to figure on plans for
$1,000 school building t. be erect
that place,
len. R. NJ. Knox has returned
trip TO EI Reno, Oklahoma,
he spent several days. He
it is a great growing country
perfect paradise for the farm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26
Pine Bluff Trust Co.
III Pine Street.
Fer Rent.

Ei2ht room house With all the moo
ern improvements. e>ccrlic lights pot
celain bath tub. water and sewer c0H
ncctions Apply Dr. O c. lIankison.
lG Pine street. #
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26

Is il the care Il Your money 4
50 open an account with us a0
place your idle money in tHr sal
Golfers of our Bank. You f40!
are always safe With It's and sGbjo=
to your check. Small 4 large ae
counts solicited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26

The Ladies' Cemetery Assoeia~
ton met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs, e H. Plummer. 1t was de-
cided by the association not to
give the contemplated ice cream fes
1iva until later in the summer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26

For sale-Si1 room residence
with all modern Improvement Three
room tenant house on the lot. Cheap
for quick trade Apply to c. L. Cham.
oers. No. 1921 West Third avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-26

Fer estimates and prices on all
kinds of uphoIstering. Work done
promptly and neatly. Call or tele-
phone w. S. Beard, Twelfth avenue
and State street. Old phone, 896.