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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-07

On July lth. at thc ball park. one
gold watch, Eigiu movements No.
97375G6. size o. Moutauk case No.
65922s5. Double photo iu back Of
case aud single photo in front. Gcu-
tloman's chain and l0cket attached
90 watch. Suitable reward viii be
paid Tor ITS return 60 Miss Mayno
Perry. Big Stone Gap, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-07

Rev. j. T.. Noa returned last week
from Nashville. where he attended
the Vanderbilt Biblical and Theolo-
gical Institute Returning Bro.
Na6 stopped on at Greeneville,
Tenn. TO attend the Epworth League
conference. OF .he Holston Confer
ence. There is a probability that
this conference viii meet here next
year.
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j. G.. Hagy, who is engaged IN
establishing rural free delivery routes
IN various parts Of the south for the
postolice department. is spending a
few days IN town this week While
in Alabama last week Mr.. Hagy was
thrown from his buoy aud sustained
a broken bone ~ the leit arm lie
will remove his family from this place
to Bristol Ina a few days
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-07

Burdine Webb. correspondent Of
Posr At Sergeant. KY. accompanied
BY Troy Adams ana newton 4 annrH'
two prominent young kentucky boys,
spent the Fourth in Big Stone Gap.
While here our correspondent called
on the Editor.
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II yoa want to Hny or eel property
in Big Stone Gap or this -urroond-
ing coantfy. see the Wise Coupty
Real Estate Agency. They can &C
eommodate you in most anything
You want N the iseaI rsrnvs Hnv.
Read their advertisement elsewhere
in this paper.
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CARLOAD OF LAMBS LOST
IN WRECK.

TazeNell, Va, July Information has
just reached here that the freight train
which was wrecked aear Salem. Wednes-
day. killed four carloads Of lambs belong
ing % Tazcwell parties. IL Is said that
every lamb OF the entire lot was either
killed or so badly injsred that il died.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-07

w. I. Goodloe. superintendent Of
the Richlsnds Coal Company Incor-
poratsd, and wife. came down from
Richlands Friday night and spen, a
few days in town returning TO Rich
lands Tuesday morning.
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2a5 acre farm. with S room brick
house. large barn, and other i'm
provcmeuts One mile south Of
Bristol. Address
or a. e.. DAVIS.
J. b. CHuDngss, knoxville, Tenn.
Bristol, Tenn. june2
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Cheap Excursion Rates To
Natural Tunnel, Va.

The Y. a 5. W. RY. win sell daily. to
parties Of ten or more, Round Trip Tick
cts from Inman, AppalachiA, Big Stone
Gap and Dahieid TO Natdral funnei and
RETURN, limited 10 dale Of sale, At exnemc-
u low rates.
For full Information call on agents at
above stations or,
We. ALLEN,
General Passenger Agent.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-07

II you want to buy, sell or ex-
change property. mineral or timber
lands farming lands or country homes
see the Wise County Real Estate
Agency.
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween myself and A. sherman. in the
meat business az Appalachia, was
dissolved June 1th. 1904. and that /
will NOT be responsible for amy debts
incurred bv said sherman.
1926 w Is. WuLi.
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FOR SALE.

We have for sale hay, chop and
corn at reasonable prices. Call and
see us. We are also dealers in coal.
). B. PATTERSON Il Co.
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|Bid Stone Gap Post.
suRsDAY. JULY Z. 1904
ITEMS.

rs ~ -
"a. Limeades. Lemonades aud
the Drug Store.
IA 20 : H. Bond, of Gate City,
..... he Fourth in town.
q MeCorkle. Of Richlands. spent
IL ,urth in town.
p n johnson, Of Knoxville, was
b .ee % las, saturday.
81 he the old Reliable - IL you
r.s, De best
MuvcY a DAvi, Co.
v3hsm r. Minor, Of Bessimcr.
At, visiting his uncle, Mr. ). \.
{ H.. in the Gap.
Clifford and family spent the
f.h.f IN the Gap, the guests Of Mr..
IA n s B J.. Brown.
rr IS. ~ Tompkius and ehiidrea
,s.af Cd Friday night from a visit to
stlttf cs az MornstoWh-
ns lIsttie Buckley returned last
4..E rom a visit to relatives in Scott
feeat.
Df Howard. OF Pennington Gap
nst town the past week attending
tht fourth Of July sports.
san, pure. cold and delicious. a.
ths i bug Store.
III Paul Herman. Of Tazewell, wa
/. b ~ "a last week.
N Pennington. Of Toms Creek
Fal town last week.
D. b. Mullins, a popular hardware
kslfs ban Of Louisville. was in tow
1ast thursday.
ri coolest. purest. most deliciou
,ra4 DO De had at, the Ding Store.
J. Ayers. general manager
she <eaboard Coal Company luco'
fNf OF Richisnds. spent Oh
! fesi D. ia town.
t ief Of Police VIM Beamau h'
keen ou the sick list for several day
g esits confined TO his room with Il
Niorncv Mavo Cabell return,
= Si|ai day night from a business tr
= = stern Kentucky.
$ Paine, general manager
HI mboden Coke Company. retur
o. 4 lniay morning from a busine
FiP % New York.
q erries, Plums, Peaches, Pea
u Af1| cs, Oranges. Bananas, Lemon
th MUNcy K DAVIS Co.
Ct" l.. G.. Richards, Of Toi
ts-E (. wss in town during the -Four
y ly Of sports.
L. Whitley. a prominent citiz
8 r Jewell, spent the fourth in TOW
r. Hayes, a prominent plumb
lee = = PISTOL, spent the Fourth in tow
Vi nc fUest Of r. +. Brown and fami
d, A. priehard. of Bristol, sp,
il s1e ourth in the Gap.
c. L. Richmond, Of Gate CT
u,s fief the glorious Fourth in the g
J Buckley and little daugh
4 OF Rye Cove. Scott comfy.
.se ng relatives in the Gap
!. : ?. j NJ Young and children
I, ega, spent several days the !
~ with relatives in the Gap.
vs. G Harris. cashier Of the r.
Hs BRANCH Of the Interstate
. n ana Trust Company. spent
e. III IA the Gap.
, you have property for sale
J.s. lace same with The Wise &C
nu |eal Estate Agency They ar
az business.
.ii's l. Allen, the popular gen
q aser agent Of the Virginia
:. 2 NV Railroad, was in t
4 Thursday ca business.
p ps' ,. A. GiImer. Of the Fran
re Hospital. Baltimore.
nss. Q. IL. Gilmer, Of Roam
g, sting their parents. DR..
! q o'lmsr in Turkey Cove.
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c. :. Harris. Of Columbia, Ky
who spent several lays in town last
week, left orders to have his proper
" on East Fifth Street, opposite
Head Sloan & raylor's store, re-
paired. reprinted.
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CHEAP RATES.

Round trip rates for parties OF ten or
more. Big : tone Gap 90 Natural Tunnel
and return - cents per capita. Tickets
sold daily.
". r. ALtE>, A. X MASS,
G.p.A. Agent
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.

Beginning Sunday May LIST The
Noriork & Western by. viii inaugu-
rate through Pullman Sleeping Car
Roanoke and ST. Louis on trains 3
and 4 via Columbus Ohio and Penn
syvania Lines. Trains aud 4 now
barry Pullman parlor Cars Daily
Norfork aud Roanoke. With this
additional extension forms practically
an unbrokeu Pullman service from
the Atlantic 90 the Worlds Fair.
Excursion tickets Of several kinds
and limits are now CA sale. Addition
al through train and Sleeping Car
Service will be inaugurated about
May 22nd w. b. Bevill,
/ 1920 Gen. Pass. Agt
We advertise your property il
costs YOU nothing unless we max,
sale.
/ Wisr Coy>rY.REN EsrATr AoEScy
Lock Box 239. Big Stone Gap. Va
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
Mr.. Bridqes Talks.

After some discussion by the va
rious members OF the council regard
ing this report, Mr.. Frank G.. Bridg x
asked to be heard. In behalf the
water and light company, Mr.. Bridges
stated that the managers of the col
pany were doing everything in then
power to remedy the situation and
thought solution Of the problem hal
been reached hy the agr cement tc
get water from the Arkansas and Tex
as Ice and Coat company The com
pany would soon have enough pur
we'll water to supply the city if tn
consumers would not waste the water
After discussing resolution in
tsructing the water company to clear
the tunnel and reservoir the called
session was adjourned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
ELLIOTT so AN
NOUNCES IN THE RUSSELL
SWITCH CASE.
ln junction Was Asked on the Grounds
That Switching Of Trains An
noying to Residents.

Chancellor J. NJ Elliott Saturday at
tecnoon announced that he would dis
solve the Injunction suit brought by
Chas. Well and others against the
Cotton Belt road asking that the com
pany be not allowed to put in the
switch to the wholesale grocery house
of Russell Brothers Grocery compa-
Ey. On the motion Of s. M Taylor
attorney for the plaintiff, the de-
cision was held in abeyance for ten
days after which time the Injunction
will be dissolved. Alderman Well pro-
tested against the placing Of the
switch on the grounds that the switch.
ing was great detriment to the resi-.
dence property in that vicinity and a
source of ANNOYANCE to those living
near the switch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
Council Resoautes.

The following resolution was in-
troduced and adopted without debate:
Whereas. the water as now befn"
furnished the city Of Pine pluff and
It's Inhabitants by the Pine RluN Llght
and Water company ia "rf't FOR do
nestle use and its use for drinkirV
purposes has been condemned by tn"
board Of health OF said ci.v. causea
Ivy the pumping and use in its mains
end pines Of unwholasone water fro-'
tho Arkansas river, now, therefore.
Be ia resolved bv the city councH
Of the citv Of Pine Blu~:
That, the said Pine Bluff Light AVID
Water company be and 1t is horoh''
requested ard directed 70 forthwith
cease the pumping Of water from tn :
Arkansas river. and it's use In its w'
ter mains and pines Of thi" c'tv ov
cent when. In case Of a'arTr Of H-". =
NAV be necessary in or'er to get ~
renuisite ara proper water pressnr
for fro PURPOSES:
That said Pine Rln* Tt~h+ and Wy"
ter company be, and II Ia hNrshv r.
quested and directed to at once pur"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
scuoou STATISTICS.

accor1i~~ - the reDor'a froW couu-
tv exarine-c received at the depart
went Of od"cnt'On there are In the
state &c SCHOOLS for whites with an
averape dai'-. o+'"ndance Of less than
seven. o44 schools with an average
daily atterIo-co Of less than II. b'G
schools with ,n-e than lG, l,3o4 WIN
,ess than ., os2 with less than 70.
2e18 with lese than 81. 100 with fess
than rs a-S op-2 WI h loss than Al.
There arn & noh school districts in tna
atate. Thaae ff,ures will be embracno
IN tho nn-uo, -ooo-t OF State SuDerlh'
tendent J u uiremon. which is no"
~ crnrsx, ~ --eroreti tion and in wR'ch
ha proas ~ i-,-rnvnv,nnt in the nor
va, eve4n-, Among tho improve
-o,t, wh.c1 VT, hn urged in fne
eor.boo.~;-~ -o-~rt arc the Cre"t,nu
~ a., oearo ~ n~n-tv snDerlntendenE'
tho eataNi~h-,o-1 oP state porHaI
school and lrcreasei school revenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

Iany, wish TO state the fac's as they
"Nst. which are as follows:
A meeting Of the board OF directors
VAS called to consult with TIL a':.a-
aSer OF the water and light company.
With a view OF relieving the water
situation and to furnish them Witn a
supply of pure water from our well
They claimed they could get along
on from 100000 TO 500 900 gallons per
day in addition TO what they could
supply from their own we'll. and asked
rs to make figure on furnishing
his amount of water and after careful
consideration OF the cost of coal. op-
Grating expenses, etc, we decided
that 1oc per thousand gallons was
as low 3 price as the Consumers
Ice and Coal company could furnish
the water for and pay operating eX-
ncnses OF the plant
This is a very low price and the Or
t!1ary consumer has to pay so cents
y : 1000 gallons to the water com
naay. or three times the amount that
.va wanted to charge them. therefore
4 am inclined to disagree with the
gentlemen that the Consumers want
al to charge more than they received
for their water" but on the contrary,
t is our opinion that the price We
named was an equitable one. and as
'ow as we could afford to make. Re
spectfulfy.
ICE AND COAL COM
PANY
BY J. F. Rutherford, President.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
h.pS. L. C.. HALL AGAIN
PRESIDENT or U. o. c.

pateevile, Oct. i4-Tne Arkansas
Dauoh ere Of the COrfad"racv finished
their h"siness today and adjourned
vest toraov Tho morning session ope~-
ed ~ 20 o'coct and immediately pro-
cnnana 10 the election Of officers.
NJ - ual' was rn-elocted pres
ido-t --.''hout onnoeition. The vice
r-nci'o~4e -"orn then elected, Mrs. !
u Goo ~ r.i+t,a Rock being elected
erct too rrneident and Miss Bessie
7 r"~InN ~ CONWAY second vicn
1,ce,ao-+ Mig Mabel Padgett OF
pnto~-'"n soc~etarv, Mrs. J. B. Ptz.
W.. &c oo.oevilla treasurer. Mrs.
po,ec ~ ro-t Smith state reeisteriar
o~a -,~~ y n. Willis Of Conway stat
r: 4o..'-~
~ "o0"not'on collected Fort Smith
- ,o~t rraa'ior mace
'o~otoe evoress them selves as
y ";~h'v on iovad their stav, and
~o'I r,oasad with the Oner
- of Ratesvilie and her CIT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

The executive committee OF the JET
ttrson County Sunday School assoca-
ton has issued a call for county con
vention to be held in Pine Bluff Thurs
Gay, November 10, at til" Firs, Meta,
odiSt church.
The following circular letter is be.
ing sent out to the Sunday school
workers of the county:
Pine Bluff. Ark, Oct. T., 1901. Dear
Sir: has been decided by the eX-
ecntiva committee of the jefferson
County Sunday School association to
f0la county convention in Pine Bluff
on Thursday, November 10. 1904, same
to be called TO order in the Main
street Methodist church at II o'clock
a. m.
It is earnestly desired that every
Sunday school in the county be repre-
sented at this u,oetine. Every supe"#
school is expected to send one other
delegate besides the superintendent
end one additional for every twenty
scholars.
The pastors are ali especially in
viter1 to be present.
You are earnestly requested to work
this mp with your Sunday school. and
see that it is represented. The m aet-
iag will hold for one day and night
and An interesting program is being
prepared.
1t is earnestly desired to fully or
ganize the jefferson County associa
ton so as to push tbs, Sunday school
work in this county. You will please
let US know how many will attend 80
arrangements can ht- made for their
accomm odation. Yours very truly.
JEFFERSON COUNTY SUNDAY Y
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Per V. o. Alexander, President
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
alette 5 Eanort.

Mr.. ]. 4. P~aI,tt". expert "n@inoe"
&ho Was appointed by the mayor 10
Investigate tha conditions Il; the pm "
ing station Of The Pine BUN l.is.ne
and Water company submitted tn
following report:
Pine Bluff. Ark, Oct. >. laef-R,
pert on Pine Bluff Light AND Water
conpany's furnishing station The
capacity of stand ppa is 81. $50 ga
ions, capacity uf reservoir is 81 .o0o
gallons pump displacement is 40 gat
Ions per revolution, capacity of we'll
so, ,oo. to Goooo0 gallons per twenty.
four hours. or 1000 gallons per hour.
Standpipc nearly full, $1,000 gal
Ions.
Reservoir hall full. 4-5.ooo gallons.
Well capacity - 900 per hour. pumn
Idisplacin2 $4,000 gallons per hour.
+ City water mains practically full o.
river water al sixteen pounds pres.
sure
Wall of reservoir very dirty with
dark slime
October H.. 1904. Pressure on city
h'Alns, thirteen pounds; pump furnish
cd from October - II Octoh u IL
noon 400 gallons.
Stand Dlpe containing 1920 eal.
lens. Reservoir full and pump dis
placing $4,000 gallons OF water per
hour
| would advise cleaning walls of res.
ervoir and tunnel Immediately.
j. A. PATLETTE
Mr. PalIlettn stated in connection
with his report that the reservoir anG
tunnel at the water works plant
were absolutely filthy with SLIM and
dirt, and should be cleaned He said
that pure water pumped from the
wells into the reservoir becam" dis.
colored and impure from, this SIN"
and dirt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
Railroad. and Bond Excoutea
5000

lJttIe Eoch. Ger .ud@ 1fIeas,.
IN the United Stat =. cjreoi, court vcs.
terdat afanted 4 tuIepetar, re=ifan
iH2 injunction - TIA, ~ Louis Trlt>
company. RESTRAINING" fhc NfFanras
Railroad commission from cnforefna its
o,d"r made Sentmrhef e. hY which,
the commission S Standard long dis
t1nce tariff is applied 10 lhe Pin, Bluff
Arkansas Rive railroad The ST
Louis Trust COMPANY. which holds :.
ruUrteaSe ON the road was Granted a
Ten poralN restraiuin" ord"r Oc5obcr
=, and he hearing yesterday came up
ON thu question Of continuing this or
der as a temporary injunction.
j N and C Taylor. of Pine Bluff
represented thc petitioners. Jude" Il
B. IIudgins, a member Of the railroad
commission represented that body, ami
County .lndGe-elect +, i. krr"in OF
j Pine Bluff appeared Tor the shipn"rs
along the line of the road. Th first
argument was heard Oh til" def"1d
ants demurrer 20 tn sni'cicncv of the
! bill. which tha court sustained. The
complainant then asked leave to file
an amendment to its bill. The de
I, nse objected but the court overrlIled
the objection The defendants then
demurred to the bill as amended. but
/ the court Overrued Tho demurrer and
the petition for a temporary iniunc
ton was presented upon the bill as,
amended
After the argument had been com
pleted the court ordered that upon the
execution by the plaintif OF a bond for
$1,000 to cover damages which may be
sustained by the commission or ship
pers if. upon final hearing. the ininnc
ton shall be found to have been
wrongfnlly granted. the temporary re-
straining order heretofore granted by
the court to be continued as a tenn
porary injunction until further orders
OF the court.
| The Pine Fluff Arkansas River rail
road extends from Rob Roy to Rcydet
a distance OF tw"ntr five miles. The
| plaintiff alleges tha, tho net reE"nue-
for the road for the vcar ending June
30 1904, was $9,639.52, and that If the.
proposed arbitrary, mr. asnr able and
lconfsicatory" rates arn put into effect
the road will ha;e an annual deficit
of s5,7ls33. instead OF a surplus f
3l,38O.O9, if the amount of hlsir es re-
m aims the same as last year. The or
der OF the commission appiyiIe' it's
standard distance tariff was made ON
the application Of Wesner Bros, who
alleged that discriminatory rates we're
charged On the road.
The road ic mart Of the Cotton B,at
system. AMI me commission ee9annds
that for this reason the oues ~ Of
whether tho h.anch would be o. ~ated
at loss does NOT enter into tb 7nes-
ton.
Y. r.. Ei--~n'l. assistant general au-
quarter go. ot. Louis. attended th8
hoar,1p voc+o-aav. G. 8. Lowing OF
uot snr'r~s ord w. H. Langford o
pire pl-~ >~nnared as Witnesses for
the defendant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
Side Of Consume RS.

Pine Blur, Ark. Oc'. Is, i9n4.-
TO the Stockholders Of the Consumers
Ice and Coal Company: Lest yon
might be misled by the statements
that have been mace In the ceUspa-
pers by the water and light comnanv
regarding the charge that the direct
ors OF the Consumers Ice ar,l ,'oal
company wanted to make for fs!rnieh-
irg water 10 the water and light cow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

Special Council! Meeting.

A call session OF the city council
vas held Friday afternoon in the
city hall with Mayor White presiding.
Roll call showed Aldermen Boyce.
Fox. Jordan. Meyer. Nichol, Riley and
We'll present
The cali for the meeting was read.
Col John NJ Moore OF Little Rock
was present and on being asked to
state the object Of his visit to the
council said that he represented par
ties who had previously filed suits
against the city for water furnished bv
the old water company One suit
which had been filed in the federal
court at Little Rock was for hydrant
water furnished from July l, 1904. to
November -, 1904. and amounting to
$3,44690. The other suit vas for city
warrants in the amount of s2,116.52
These suits had been pending since
May 25, 1895, but for various reasons
had never been called
City Attorney Coleman stated that
when Mr.. Hudson was city attorney
tie had filed an answer 10 which tn
the city claimed the water furnished
vas not according to contract and that
the warrants were never presented.
Alderman We'll thought the water
company had at some time later made
a compromise with the city and had
settled all claims.
Alderman Fox moved that the mat
ter be referred to the water and LIGHT
conn 'ttee with the city attorney,
hich committee should investigate
the matter The motion was carried.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

its water mains. pipes and hXdran7@.
OF the mud therein. caused by TIL
1~e Of water taken from th,, Ar<ahaas
river. and % supply said mains ana
pipes with clear and wholesome watcs
for domestic u.s."
That The cIlief of te!ico be and is
hereby requested and dir 1ctod 10 At
once serve Il copy. of this resa Hiica
on said Pine Bluff Light and #@r
company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
Cou1o,i PASSES Reso solution Prohibiting q

From present indicalions il looks
. as though ti1e waite. .frohlen mad been
solved and lhat the private c0nsum.
ers no longer need suffer because OF
the lack Of pi,f'e waller The one welt
which is still in commission at III
plant of the Pine Bluff Light and Wa
ter company is supplying nearly
enoueh watar. and the officers OF the
company will soon have made connec-
tion with the deep we'll a; The Arkan-
sas and Texas Ice and Coal company,
thereby getting a plenty OF water fo.'
every emergency. a force OF mon
Were put TO work Friday making th
connections with the we'll and another
force worked ON the Sawyer and Aus
tin pump. Everything will be in
good working order Monday or late
Sunday evening The mains will prob.
ably h" flushed Monday. end With
the addition of water from the Hicks
ice plant. and also from tho Sawyer
and Austin we'll If necessary. the
,awater company officials say they will
'he in a position to handle the sitla
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

n2 before tn interstate eomacree
commission at Naaltin&tou for hual
"a. .,.i e-tiaH VI th.s time the matte
1ji. he Horo4AN reviewed and VI j.
j.um.s." fha1 Il. uuIj~>.o9 viii rrH.
dor 4 =aecfs5oa Il. IN 1aItl daro In
tHi- cuae. ot5aG=u tearood tfar o
-f.a eaHf f=a'. H csst II fhe
l'Hsas III Maeh.n4 4.aa fraebla
aaD.s=a=. tn notion =aa tl. Memphis
oar~aH a'trHH#H. force
.gllfa' 1all=fe. 1e2aa.= ratt4s into
.'I=z#s5 ,=.at.. al lbis she road
:. 'H.zd to...I9=z z=H.f#E.. l.z65 thdfz2#frolH
III es1z bus I..e 0lgusa ana
.e-rre# ~ fe=s4-= fae=f=seft,l tg=eh- in
it, fsstaff= ratf9#=tr. commissions
THa=aH Hiu Ra watched With
no llaas iosafssa shipprs in this
q. =. f57 lle facz ihat Pm Bluff
a77 in raHnrtjrio8 With Memphis
la il H. tsfiaa trom tb" taft#T city
u, .zs9Iored Pm Hlaa viii ba at 4
d 2daaat0%r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
As Others See Us,

Askitt-I see Muggins on the street
every day. What's he doing?
Knoitt-Looking for work-ard con.
aratulating himself on his inability
to find It,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
FREIGHT RATE HEARING.

Matter viii BE S~++i~d at Washington
Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

Next Thursday the matter of the
Cotton Pelt e~o'cht hoori-g will come
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16

All gold doesn't get 4 chance to
glitter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16
ON NOVEMBER 10
JEFFERSON COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION MEETS
IN PINE BLUFF.

Circular Letter to Schools Asking 70,
information for the Executive
Committee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-16


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