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DIED.

I ALEXANDER. In Belmont, December %, Han
nah p Alexander aged 81 years. months and 10
days.
BROWN. In Stockton Springs, January /, Susan
Il. Brown, aged 4 years and months.
COBB. In Ninalhaven. December y, Mrs Addie
Cobb.
CARTER In Rockland, December IS, Charles
l.. Carter native of South Hope, aged ~ years.
Dow. In StOningtOn, December o. Eddie
Francis. son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Dow, aged 9
months and day.
DUNHAM. In Orland, December 10, Wellington
S. Durham, aged 80 years, months and 9 days
GILMORE. In Dorchester, December 30, Albion
N. Gilmore, formerly of Belfast, aged "A years.
December 80 Capt. W. +. Grinnell OF Rockport.
GRAY. In BROOKLYN, December n, infant dallgh,
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Orris g. Gray, aged 10 days
MOODY. In Stockton Springs, December 49,
years.
:, OxToN. In West Rockport, December 90
Franklin A. Oxten, aged ~ years month and Is
days
Joanna p Pitcher, formerly of Belfast, aged IS
years and days.
PORTER. In Brooklyn, N. Y, December 30
Lydia, widow of John Porter, formerly of Rock
land, aged about IS years.
PAYsoN. In Hope. December IA, Ephraim AL
fred Payson. aged rs years.
REDMAN. In Bluehill, December II, Mrs. Lucy
II. Redman, aged AZ years, months and days.
~ srkoUL. In Bar Harbor, December u, Henry
y: spr0ul. formerly OF Bucksport, aged II years,
STEVENS. In Portland, January L. Mabel
Hooper, infant daughter of Ross l.. and Viola E.
Stevens. aged months and 10 days.
VARNUM. In PenobscOt, December 10, Hannah
WILLIAMS. In StOnington, December "a, Samuel
d. Williams, aged Il years, months and 10 days.
WALLS. In ROckland, December %, William
walls OF Milbridge, aged % years.
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50 SOOTHING
ITS INFLUENCE HAS BEEN FELT BY
so MANY DIFFERENT READERS.

The soothing influence Of relief
After suffering from Itching Piles,
From Eczema. Or any itchiness of the skin,
Makes one feel grateful to the remedy.
Doan's Ointment has soothed hundreds.
Here's what one Belfast citizen says:
Walter Coombs, painter and paper hanger
Main street, says: 81 went to Edmund Wilson's
drug store in the winter of 1897 for Doan's Oint.
ment, used it and it did the work quietly, quick
ly and thoroughly. Before Doan's Ointment
came to my notice had tried more than one
salve, more than one ointment, but never re-
ceived any benefit. The area of the infamma.
ton gradually contracted as 1 applied it, until
the inflamed surface Disappeared
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents box
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-and take nc
substitute
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SWANVlLLE CENTRE.


John McKeen and wife have gone to Bar
Harbor, where he has employ :. E.
Aaron knowlton is wing the school chill
dren. -. Patterson Il Littlefeld are buying
a car load of apples and potatoes. =. Joshua
Littletield and wife, Charles Curtis and
family, and Charles Mari and family took
their New Years dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Mari. Mr.. Eli West of Monroe was the
guest of Mr.. Henry Beals one day last
week. Llewellyn Knowlton and family
took their New Years dinner with Charles
Grant and wife in Frankfort. :. Robertson
& White are hauling logs and spiles. Mr..
Ephraim Littlefeld and wife took their
New Years dinner with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Littlefeld, in Waldo.
E. A. Robertson has sold his apples TO the
apple buyer, Mr.. Newcomb of New burg.
Most of the men are kept busy looking
after their cellars. -. The thermometer indi-
Gated twelve below zero Monday morning
and for three days has not got up to zero.
....Salathiel Curtis has the agency for five
towns for selling fancy kneading boards and
rolling pins. Mrs. E. A. Robertson was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Glenn
ents Saturday.
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STOCKTON SPRINGS.

MIR. and Mrs. d. E. Dickey and family of
Belfast spent Christmas week with Mr.. ID. IS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elman Dickey
Capt. Calvin Sprague came up from Rock
| land for few days last week . Mr.. and
! Mrs John Wardwell of Rockland arrived
last Thursday to spend New Years day
| with Mrs. WIS sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lancaster. Mrs Susan T.
Brown, after lingering and painful ill
ness, passed away Friday morning Mrs.
b., the youngest of the family of the late
Capt. John Berry, married in early life Mr..
Leonard Treat of this village, and they
| made their home here until their removal
to Kansas many years ago, where Mr.. T.
died. After several years of widOwhood
she became the wife of Mr.. Brown, who
died few years since. Soon after his
death she, in company with her sister, Mrs.
Paulina Collins, returned to her native
town and at the request of their nephew,
Capt Charles W. Ames, they occupied the
residence of their sister, the late Mrs. Mar
garet Ames, where the funeral of Mrs.
Brown took place Monday afternoon. A
quiet, amiable and generous woman, a de-
voted wife, mother and sister, her death
is an irreparable loss to her only son, Mr.,
Treat of Kansas, and the loving sister, Mrs,
Collins, with whom her home interests
have been shared since coming back to
Maine. The deepest sympathy of all old
friends is extended to Mrs. Collins in her
sorrow and loneliness. .. Mrs. Amanda s.
Costigan arrived Saturday from Boston,
called here by the decease of her aunt, Mrs,
Brown. She will remain few days-until
the last of the week-with her sorrowing
aunt, Mrs Collins. Mrs. Ada B. Ellis of
Hampden and her sister, Mrs Mary Ellen
Hardy, of Brewer, came Saturday to re-
main until after the burial of their aunt,
Mrs. Brown. They returned Monday after
noon to their respective homes. :. Miss
Lillian Simmons returned Saturday to Bos-
ton. Her mother was physically unable to
accompany her. She will probably spend
the winter in her own home. >. Mr. and
Mrs. Truman Lathrop have leased of the
present owner, Mr.. Everett Staples, Jr..
the chambers of the William Hichborn
house. so-called, on Church street. >. The
Current Events Club will hold the next
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon,
January 18th, with Mrs. Daniel Thompson.
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MAR RIED.

BURGESS MERIrHEw In China, December
"a, Homer Il. Burgess OF Warren and Miss Bessie
MeritheW OF China.
DYER-DYER. In Vinalhaven, December "a
Pearl A. Dyer and Mahalia Dyer. both of Vinal-
haven.
FERNALD-LELAND. In Mt Desert, December
"a, Orrin W. Fernald of fremont and Miss Rox
ana II. Leland of Eden
LEACH-LEACH. IN Bluehill, December 90 Will
liam V. Leach and Mrs. Annie j. Leach, both of
Bluehill.
PEAsE-PREscoTT. In Appleton, December "a,
Fred f. Pease of Appleton and Lillian Prescott
of Liberty.
RAYMOND-POoLE. In Vinahaven, December
"a, Frank N. Raymond and George A Poole,
both OF Vinahaven.
SMALL-RUss. In Camden, December 80, George
P. Small and Miss Sadie Is. Russ, both of Rock
port.
December "a. Arthur W. Thorndike of West
ROckpOrt and Mrs. Lizzie Carver of Camden.
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NOTICE..

BELFAST, ME-, Jan. i. 1897
To the Honorable Mayor and City Governm
of the City of Belfast:
The undersigned, Jefferson Alexander, SUI
intendent of the Belfast Gas < Electric Compt
respectfully petitions your honorable body
the right to set poles along Front street, in So
city of Belfast, for the purpose of extend.
wires for lighting service
JEFFERSON ALEXANDER
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PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
Mrs Annie Devereaux is on the sick list.
She is attended by DR.. Emerson of Bucks
port. Mrs. Eugene Barnes entertained
the Ladies' Club Jan. 1st.. Mrs. Everett
Pierce is confined to the house with bad
cold. Capt. Rufus Hartman went to Bel
fast last Tuesday to serve on the jury
Frank Perkins and little daughter Cora re-
turned to their home in Lowell, Mass, last
Saturday.
SMITH1ON (FREEDOM)
Cold, rough weather and bad travelling
seems to be the rule around here at present.
DIR. Small of Freedom went with Leona
Russell to the Maine Central Hospital,
Lewiston, last week for an operation for ap-
pendcitis. Her friends are gratified to hear
that the operation was successful and hope
she will soon be all right .... There seems
to be an unusual number sick at the present
time. q. A little son of WILDER Penney died
last week of brain fever.
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MELTING OF CREDITORS.

U. S. District Court. For the District of Ma
In Bankruptcy
The first meeting of the creditors of Rufus
Brown of Swanville, Nainc, adiudged bankr
upon his own petition to prove their ella
against him and choose one or more trust
of his estate, will be held at the Office of Z
referee, Belfast, Maine, on the 2Sd day of Janui.
A. ID. 1904, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM ?. THOMPSON
1W1 Referee for Waldo DiStrci
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To cure sudden cold, 6 teaspoons Of
Dose teasp00nful every 20 minutes.
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STANDPOINT,

STANDPOINT.
Mrs. Lydia Staples was called to Winter
port last week by the death of her sister,
Mrs Margare. White. :. Mrs Annie COTE
has gone to New Hampshire on business.
James staples went to Seboeis last week
with two horses for F. +. Perkins Mrs.
Hannah Small, who has been at Edward
Clifford's during the fall, left last Saturday
for Rochester, n. H., to spend the winter
with her SON., Miss Veretta Crockett has
returned to her home in Rock land. . d.
Z. White has gone to Seboeis to work for
Perkins & Danfolth.. .. Monday morning
the mercury was 240 below zero. Capt
John Littetield is at home from Boston for
a vacation.
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Salesman Wanted

ID to sell machinery in New England. YOU
man preferred. Previous experience not esS,
tial. Salary moderate, but good opportunity i
advancement Best references required. Addrt'
So p, THE JOURNAL, Belfast. Me,
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100 Head Young s HsSS Horse

in matched pairs, weighing from 1000 lbs.
$500 lbs, suitable fol farmers. lumberme
loggerS, express, IN TACT, Tor most any bus
ness. We have on hand the best lot OF So
ond-hand horses i'll Massachusetts for sale 20,
all times 800 from well-known Ice TO. to /
sold. Each and every horse hitched and pal
ed. and if not as represented money refuuD
ed; we have some that can step very fast.
minutes ride from north and south station
NJ. T.. SULLIVAN, Boston. Mas
Tel 64l-4 fremont. 2w1
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CITY OF BELFAST, STATE OF MAINE,
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND AIDERMEN
4

NM y
January 4. 1904.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is ordered
notice thereof BE- given by publishing cop
said petition and this order thereon in The Req
lican journal, the last publication to be at i
fourteen 90 days before the twenty eighth d
of January 1904. and notice is hereby given
a hearing upon said petition will be held at
Aldermen's room on the said twenty eighth d
of January, 1874, at O'Clock, p. M. at VII
time and place residents and owners of prop
upon the highway to be affected by the gran
of the permit applied for, and all other pers
interested, shall have fun opportunity to 81
cause why such permit should not be granted
true copy of petition, and notice thereon.
2Ml Attest: A. 7. WA NSEIELD. City Oh
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CENTRE MONTVILLE.

Fred, the ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs
John Boynton, was last week committed to
the State Reform School, during his minori-
ty, for being an habitual truant. Mr.. and
Mrs j. O. Bartlett are at home from Wash
ington. y. c., where they passed the Holt
days with their daughter, Mrs. c. r. Rich
ards. %. Wales r. Bartlett has returned to
Essex, Mass, and Miss Miriam Bartlett to
Hopedale, Mass -. Mr. and Mrs George A.
Gordon entertained a number of guests at
their new home on New Years day.
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AT THE BULLS HEAD, SOUTH En-
SALE AND COMMISSION STABL -
100 DOVER STREET, BOSTON, MA~'
CORNER OF WASHINGTON STREf1
WE HAVE
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Dec. 81. Schs. Maria Webster, Turner,
Mt. Desert; Harriet Rogers, Patterson,
Searsport; Orion, Rich, S0mes' Sound:
Jan. 2. Sch. Lizzie b. Rich, Pattershali,
ROckport.
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EAST SEARSMONT.


Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Goddard of Cam
dan spent Dec 25th with her sister, Mrs. A.
H. Mahoney... MIR. and Mrs Ralph Head
OF Camden were in town Dec 9th, the
guests of her sister, Mrs. Leslie Mariner.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mahoney spent
Christmas with her aunt, Mrs. Rodney
Witherspoon.. Mr.. Joseph S. Mahoney of
Lawrence, Mass, spent Christmas week
with relatives in this section. Mr.. 7.
Hall and family have moved to their new
home which he recently bought of Joseph
G. Packard, and Mr.. Packard and family
have moved to their place, TO- merly known
as the Abel B. Mariner, Jr., farm.
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MORRILL,.

Mrs. L. r. Elder has been sick and con-
fined to her bed the past week -. The cold
wave here Saturday and Sunday, with the
storm, was severe. Thermometer, eight
below zero Saturday and Sunday mornings,
and remaining below during both days..
past week, and the recent storm of snow
will help the roads into the woods much. 80.
Honesty Grange Hall Association held
their annual meeting last Saturday night.
They will declare small dividend on
stock. -. Don't forget the entertainment at
the Grange Hall this, Thursday, evening.
1t is given in the interest of the new vestry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-18
TWO CONVENTIONS
REGULARS AND INSURGENTS
BOTH HAVE POW-WOWS AT
LITTLE ROCK.
REGULARS Nominate Candidate for
Governor Only, ard insurgents
Nominate Nobody.
MYERS AGAIN THE NOMINEE

Little Rae.z Nay !1.-IWo kysz'5
lican state esl.selltiuns Wee + =! T.
Little Roai. vest sdlEE bat eni4 aas
candidate for govern i and one st
of presidential electors were select
ed and action was taken by the tvs
conventions which is expected to re-
suit in the reconciliation of the tive
factions before the opening CT the
campaign. Hon. Harry II, Myers
was nominated for governor by the
regular Republicans, without oppo-
sition. The insurgents decided not
to nominate CIR endorse any candi-
date, and voted to leave the matte
to the individual voters of the party
The members Of the Big Four who
will represent the state at the ma
tional convention at Chicago are:
H. L. Remmel, Charles N. Rix, Sid
B. Redding and M. w. Gibbs, the last
named a colcred man. E, The only
contest was that between Gibbs and
J. N. Donahoo of Helena, also a ne
gro, for the fourth place on the del
egation. The name of II. K. Coch-
ran CT Little Rack, who was an active
candidate for delegate at large, was
not presented to- the eonv ntion
Aside from the nomination OF
Harry H. Myers for governor. no
nominations were made fer state Of
ficers, but the state central commit
tee was empowered to fill these
places later if it is deemed advisa.
BILE.
Dr. R. C. Thompson Of Pine Bluff
was elected as the jefferson county
member of the state central com
mittoe, and the members of the COM
mittee for the state at large are as
follows: Powell Clayton, H. l.. Rem
mel J. \. Donahoo. J. F. Mayes,
Ferd Havis, ]. K. Barnes, f. \,
Schicker. a ~ Tufts, c. \. Rx. f.
w. Tucker, J. n. Sarber, J. E. Bush,
A. S. Fowler, w. G. Whipple, A. N.
Van House, James Brizzolara. Charles
Cole, A. NJ Middlebrook, ALIVE
Smith, ]. NJ Brumley.
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The following is the government
crop report for the week ending May
16
The week was cool with we'll scat
tered showers, and was very favora-
ole fcr farm operations, but unfavora-
able for rapid growth IS veg tation,
The nights were too cool for cotton:
planting is well advanced and the
early planted is being worked out:
where necessary, ra-planting has been
done, but there is still some Of this
work to be dene, as the late-planted
is coming up to poor stands in some
localities: some of the early planted
is being chopped out in the southern
potion Of the state. C-rn planting
is nearly completed; thel stand is
generaly fair, but re-planting has
been Necessary in some sections; cen
siderable had been worked out for
the first time and fields are general
ly free from weeds. Oats and wheat
are doing we'll. wheat is beginning
70 head out in the southern portion
Of the state Potatoes and gard rs
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CLUB WOMEN MEET
GENERAL FEDERATION CONVEN.
TON IN SESSION At ST.
LOUIS.
Election Of a President Is the Cs,af
Issue to Come Before tae
Convention.
Election Of a President Is tire C1af|
s0NE OF LEADING CANDIDATES
Convention.

S I.9ai- aiay I>.-Ga5if We. II
from a over the .ad5n ray gar
eyed 4ere IL tie seventh bie44lal
convention Of the e. nesa. f dera.
tion Of Women Clubs. Vhea opeGea
TUESDAY 70: ni-le= days session.
The main issue : the m 5in4 is
the Presidency That TIE Office mus
80 to a middle er western statp=i Is
the determination. as the east ana
south have had il recently This
gives rise to a rather peculiar situa-
ton in the choice of leader Den
yer, Milwaukee and Los Angeles
have been the three most recent BIZ
ennia hostesses, ana inasmuch as
candidates from all of these places
are m ntioned with one likewise
from St. Louis. the present enter
tanning city, return for hospitality
extended and a desire to honor these
cities is mingling with the effort to
choose the woman most competent
to fill the office
Mrs Robert j. Burdette Of Cali
fornia, who made the statement last
week that she was not a candidate
is still in the field, according to
some of the wcmen Mrs. Sarah
Platte Decker of Denver is a strong
candidate, and also Mrs. George
Noyes of Milwaukee is mentioned,
as also is Mrs Philip Mooe of st.
Louis, former Illinois woman and
president Of the present biennial
beard
Chicago is making fight for the
election OF Mrs. Belle King sherman
for recording secretary. Mrs. Shar-
man, however. will not consent to
the use Of her name for the Office y
the present incumbent. Mrs w. I.
CGld OF South Dakota desires a
sscc'2d term, In that case tho WON
en- of Illinois will probably ask for
the corresponding secre1arys hip.
However, as South Dakota has ore
. OF tn smallest representation ia
the federation, ii is thought that pre-
cedents will be followed and thu
office Of the recording secretary Will
be taken from South Dakota and
passed TO another state to equalize
representation on the general board
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CORTELYoU FOR CHAIRMAN.

Washington, d. c., May 16-Pres-
ident Roosevelt has at last picked
the man who will manage his cam
paign next fall, George B. Cortelyou
secretary Of commerce and labor, is
his choice. Mr.. Ccrtelyou will re
sign from the cabinet when re is
formally elected chairman of the
Republican national committee and
the vacancy thus created Will be
hlled at the same time Who wit!
get the comme1ee portfolio is y. to
be disclosed
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are doing well. There is still scme
complaint OF apples and peaches
cropping, but the indications are
1at bettzF crop OF these fruits Will
De Scure9. as the trees We're to-
s'Elly 1oad|, ana tins Will thin
mem out and give the remaining
10tt a ehanee# to maiu1e Straw
7etF.es are being picked generally
ana good EieIds secured.
3eeoheia JeHelsoh tGt;-~N I.
1ahllj0 I-CoId nights are hurting
~ on L large acreage berg re-
R4siiiled cora D2ek"aHd, tHst cHof
i'if' vegetables fte
-A1.2-te, l-ofliEe W g. B4s-
told Nj w. i, Q4taEofa5is
.-5fs'aH1 ="9i corn ana cotton
399{t g painted. taHt> planting u
20 &9ol alall4s. P214t9es. ats a@Q
@a4asi!1 a9lAS |tIs Re}eheS sGa.ce ;
dP7.@a iaAF'
NI-so8.= Bands 60, z y fA5i4 $
: !99 Eg5 ana cool cotton poor
-. - : ar isi'laAJIli2 lee a@idN5
- z t31tG s5t&'t. eul ahd hQu ~9f ms
-=.j'l'-}-s u warm weather Ae#99d-
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YATES FOR cLAYToN's PLACE.
Reported Reward if He Will With
draw from Illinois Contest.

Considerable interest will be
aroused by the news which comes
from Springfield, H.. to the effect
that Gov. Yates has been offered the
tempting bait of the Mexican am
bassadCrship if he will consent to
the withdrawal of his name from the
gubernatorial contest and SO eud the
convention deadlock.
Some color is given 10 tn report
from the fact that it is well known
that Pres ident Roosevelt is DESTROYS
OF breaking the deadlock in Illinois
as quickly as possible because the
longer it continues the more fac
tional bitterness and enmity will
develop, by thu further fact thac
the present ambassador. Gen Powell
Clayton. row in this city, has an
nouGced his determination tC .etire
after his present term expires, in
which event President Roosevelt. if
reelected. could keep such pledge
The place Of ambassador to Mex.
ico is a good one, paying $4,000 pc,
year and the City OF Mexico is tn
in quick and easy reach of home
should the incumbent desire leave OF
absence occasionally.
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A COOL OFFICER.


BOi inc thn rnt..,5a ri,,ts il, lI,.do
rarI I,oudou in ,.:.,; t1,.# 6=,.,,=
we'll remembered oiu6t l.a.o t,5rin,,
down tI.e fences az ii,.,la ,.,r,.#to,= ,i,.s
ana barricaErs ,'oIaI4l 1'nn,a4,S Won't
worth IHnefllson= t.Ias ia III. ,,lanfi.
Al.1fS}y al M i,u.I-,b .f,;,.,,. ,..,,,. ,,4,.
Gf!l.r4 Wfra = friend oll u,,,.u1,.,.,,,,,.
of lire ji6sei,IIlu dancer ,,r,.,,ttv
be Received a summons from tl,n wur
depar1nout tc,.inY #h,,o t,,.t ~. roof.
mont was ordered .u,t to de., viii, N.
1u,,b
lie h1stonoE Lorl, IN his a,,-,, ho,,.o
but VIXEN be e,lllcd for. Mis- ba,s. ,,a
fo,lid tbat his Srr,ont hod ,.,..i,.,.1
pof!lHs@lYn TO 90 ont for the .yenf,g
and had tho KEY of tbo stable j., Lie
o.fot. Tho officer h,e,iI, ,..n5u5f nio
IN and then h.,l ,,5....,.,.., -,
.asf 10 the guards. ari,latv ,.4frh lav
III, Die other side Of IIvd. na,.l, W.
a4 hastily IN that direcfion l.. 100
,.#,!=plI5#. [I,ec,,1Iy NJ IA. V,,v I,.zsi,s,5.5
ol< ~ tie mob ,yh,.re t,e., ,,,.I.,
;#lie,..s NJ, t,lo fences
lis ta.torm YEAS recn0,1izo1, .4,1 an.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-18
SMALL WRECK NEAR REDFiELD.

There was freight wreck Gu the
Iron Mountain raj last nlghr 8:
Redfeld in which soy raj fri; /
cars ware dtched The south bou7t
Iron Mountain train was delayed am
had to run into this city over To
Cotton Belt uael>s fscm Little RI 4.
arriving baIa about 70 Ok, The
extent e. The damaee csu~l not be
learned this morning. No one was
hurt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-18

aa4Ee, ~ GRADUATING Class
Ma COLLEGE


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tHz Yts.a.aa4= NafFl. fe,e
sp...= tHe #ta' =t#,7Tz=U #55,,5=
~ aa do ealrs4.I =H=5rIa. N.I aea5s
Ga Jzlz.a
'ffga a6Hzm5 aeeerH4 4eataae 4z3 B.
deHsefea IA tae Chancf ~. ,4aaaV
all =lHoon. jane 5 a. 4.eloc1- Nv
Re- ! = Ra2n1s of Pine BmH
The students annual ra1aan
takes place on Monday evening June
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-18
BRIEF MENTION.

Mr.. G. W. Byington Went tc Ark
ansas City today.
Mrs S. S. Bolin. who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall3ws,
Leaves Thursday for her home at
Rosedale. Miss.
Mr. Webb Harrell, formerly man
ager of the Simpson, Wfbb and Cor
uish Furniture company of Argenta.
has accepted position dith the Il.
A. Ware company OF this city.
Mesdames 4. Knox, ". 7. Brasher
Wm Crutcher and DR.. VIM. Crutchef
leaya tclay for she@t visit to Webb
City. Mo. after which they VIII go
t, ST Louis to visit the worlds far.