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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-14
CLOSING OUT SALE,
For this WEEK ONLY we will
sell for cash the following articles
at a reduced price,

early Roso Potatoes s,so bu lown laK shoe FOR "o'
Northern Grown S - lmen, Sl25
Early Rose Potatoes Ok I'm oreeonore shoe LOT men SllU
Home Grown 20 - May Bell" Oxford For Ladies
Early Ohio Potatoes s1eo In wnr'" si'1o wy
Northern si'o ~ l"Prncess' Oxford For Ladies'
E.r ry Roso and Rnrbaub b, w y worth 81. 95c
Home Grown mixed !
WILL ALSO SELL Mems woot hats Boys wool hats Mems
boys Ladies Ladies BELTS Ladies' Shirt WASTE
Mems Coli caps handles Hoes Raka Singsrees Pchk
things reduced prceCut this out and bring
along 0 buy dollars worth the goods advsr
tsed here: Remember the Place,
w. A. HOFFARTH; Fowler Mo-
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We will come again after a
week s absence.
Mr.. Webb is now recovering
after several weeks Of Sickness
we hope he will soon be able to
be at his work again
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-14
.E or Sale

| have one two year old Rcd
Bull lor sale.
For particulars, and to see the
see the Bull, call at my farm l!
miles Northwest Of JAH- Vile
Fowler, No.
Archy Murrv.
This was ovar looked ast VIZ. (
3by the compusitors.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-04-14
The Four Jeal-
GUS Lovers



Gritre Wilkjs,n and james Hadsnr
became acquainted
Grace nnu Wilhcr lAanxinr,l hna
been nclun,hi"d Tor Two years.
ANA ns t,ey wer" 10th members "a
III" same cilMrcl and tho sA,n-
stcienver society they became
quite friends, M, never Tad court
shin nucr e'nrred their miods.
nnripga revival meeting that
was held in nld rown M. Grove
Jane. ami WiIher became quite
inmate friends and G,ace had May
Harlaw for chun.
May becu me very much smi,ten
on WiIber, 80 the two girls plan.
ned aud schemed n'til May and
Wilhcr began con,tshrp: Soou
James md Grace brgnn going to.
gether;
This went on smoothly until
one nigh G,pce could not 90 to
ehntca srt: James took Blanche
Ga, 10 ohurch. This made Grace
jealous:
Soon May moved to the country
and AZ she was afraid Of Pearl
llhrien beating her ,imo with vii.
Der, she left him in Grace's care:
may was goinS TO spend Easter
ri'h Grace ard meet her sweet
.frpar,
Wbva Grace thu4ght that
Ematp1 aaa aeateo her with
,jamc. 80 ratd { Relieve | viii
bai MSS ~ sure enough shc
sueceejea
taW { Nas Easter, and what was
Grace 10 d., rs Nay was coming
and was dear friend. She plan
ned many ways TO keep ber from
getting mad. So sure enough Snt.
uitcr noon May came, and as
Grace was working at tho church
upd Wiiher WAS at town, they
harpened to walk home togcther:
y hen May saw them coming
she ran aud met them and although
har i ,alpls hart was break.
ing che Rugged .and kissed Grace
bu, didn't speak to WILDER, or him
to her.
that night there was music
party AZ Grncc's aud James md
Wil5er were there: But although
thu house was crowded and
Grace and Nay managed TO
kAap any Que from finding
nnt their jealous hearts until Sun.
d9S morning.
\ the very thoughts OF Grace GO
iny with Wilber almost killed
Nay:
On sunday morning she said to
Grace, II don't. think it is righti
.lpr YOU 10 take the one / love with
ali my hoart. 1have treasured up
hopes for this Easter meeting with
my darling and YOU have come be-.
tween my lovsand -
Grace only laughed her remarks
of. % they decided tc draw
>,raws To he infinite JOY May
at WILDER, she danced and clap
lid her hands for JOY: Grace nj
!!Mn,t sunk, FOR she was very woa,s,
~ aha Aad'ent eaten any thing for
|threp DAYS
Grrcs ana James haa sa,kea
their troubles over and promised
"Tc be sood.' 50 that afternoon
the buys went down 20 Cruces and
they NIL went out walking. May
found ont that Wilber really losed
Grace aid vas jealous IF James,
On Snndey aight erase md dny
went to chufca a'uiis, and James
aud Wllber alone
l The rocr glr!s were 50 broken
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WORLDS CREsSEr

'.EuicJeN DC eembrr
iyU2 ~ FDmicr No. Ms ss-
ana cinss H,nttcr. Nutier .ict
III Congress March 3 ISI9.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
ADDRESS TO SONS
OF VETERANS

Division Headquarters, United Sons
ii veterans, Pine Bluff, Ark, May A.
Dear Comrade: Having accepted ap-
I poln tment and assumed command OF
this (Arkansas) state division of the
U. S. c. ", and being very anxious
to make better showing than i re-
lvealsd by the history OF the past, |
am making this earnest appeal to the
commanders and individual members
OF all the camps of the state for their
S cooperation and support t.. the end
that the organization may become
awakened and established upon live
and permanent basis of usefulness in
this, as is the case in all the other
Estates throughout the south.
! Iaese pul poses, as you must konw,
, while being ''strictly historical and be-
neVolent in character, are neverthe-
lless, intended. further, to give needed
to the INDECENT survivors of
and perpetuate the records of the
greatest conflict the world ever saw,
and to dc honor to the memory of the
;b. avest soldiers, the most devoted pa
tricts that our country ever produced
, ,PriEciples which are too sacred and
dear to the hearts of every southern
son to be put aside simply through
Hseglect and failure to devote an occa
>sional moment of our time to such
service.
Camps should hold regular monthly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
ARE BUILDING BY TIE SOUTH
WESTERN TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
Fourth Line is Now Beng Pa. %
7
Between Little Rock ans
~
Camden.
ANOTHER LINE For PINE BLUFF.

G nagai Manager 7 l. Powell et
the Seafh~a@teH Telegraph and TeIe-
phoHa company. Little B5ef<.= <.=Iep9r.
TIA, considerable money is to be spent
The coming season III extensions aaG
hettclmenss Plans are new in &c
hands OF the engineering department
and viii be turned ovee to the cen
stractiop department. SOON T19 ecm-
iahN is nov constructing its fourth
line from TeXal kama to Camden
The fourth Ii 'e Will be built to PIN.
Bluff and one may be constructed 70
Forrest City. The line of the Amer
lean Telegraph and Telephone com.
pany. which is connected with that OF
the Southwestern. is now in operation
t. Harville, twelve miles south OF
Poplar Bluff, and it is expected that it
VIII be opened through to st. Louis by
the middle of June The line of the
Arkansas Valley Telephone company
just completed between Little Rock
and Perryville, has been carried into
the Little Rock offices and will soon
be extended to Dardanelle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
SOME FINE SCORES.
Made by the Revolver Assoc atior
Tuesday.

AT the regular monthly shoot Of the
Arkansas Revolver association num-
Der Of god records were made and oil
the members of the club who pIac-
ticed in the shoot showed improve
ment. The following IS the score Of
the afternoon:
F. W. Berry (Ramington) ..........9 50
f. W. Berry (Remington1 >. :. -. 80
r. Schwartz Remington :. :. 10
r. Schwartz (Remington- :. :. t3
NJ. Eisenkramer (Stevens) :. :. us
M. Eisenkramer (Steyens) :. =. III
II. G. Higanbotham (Stevens) ......72
H. G. Higanbotham (Steyens) ......73
a. l.. Smith Remington :. :. ....73
A. l.. Smith (4.emington) :. :. .6f
Mrs. F. w. Berry mington) Ill
MIS-. F. w. Berry (Reming on) .....6S
c. c. Green (Remington) :. :. ..62
w. A. Benton (Stevens) -. :. ..3a
w. A. Benton (Stevens).. ;. :. so
l.. B. Coon (Stevens) :. :. ..49
l.. B. Coon (Steyens) -. :. ......SS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

meetings and all members who are not
in sympathy with the higher purposes
OF the organization, should be respect
fully requested to pay up their back
dues and send in their designations.
| am addressing this letter to you
as the last reported commander OF
your camp If you are not the pres
ent commander, please sse that it gets
unto the proper hands and try ana urge
upon the brother. VIII lever he may he
be, the importance Of calling his camp
together and selecting delegates, spo1-
sor, etc, to attend the coming re-
union at Nashville. We are looking
forward to a glorious meeting on that
occasion and | would certainly like to
see the camps CT this state fully repre-.
sented.
Would like to distribute my staff ap-
pointments over the state. II you
know OF comrade in your camp whom
you can recommend for a staff officer
and will agree to attend the reunion,
1t Will give me pleasure tC. honor him
and your camp by making such ap-
pOintment.
Please report to me any steps taken
by your camp, and oblige, yours fra
ternaly,
d. c. BELL,
a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
SONS OF VETERANS
OF TRANS SSlSSlPPi DEPART
MENT BE WELL REPRESENT
ED AT NASHVILLE.
Talk With Commander Tinsdale Who
Was in City as Guest of
Commander Bell.

n. R. Tinsdale. of Fort Worth. Tex.
commander in chief of the Trans-Mis-
sippi department of the Sons of Vet.
Grams, was in the city yesterday, the
guest Of Mr.. D. C. Bal. In speakIr g
Of the coming reunion at Nashville Mr.
Tinsdale says that his department will
be represented, if Arkansas will pre-
vide its full quota of delegates. The
committee cn transportation has ar
ranged for special train fer those
who attend the reunion TO go to Nash
vile from Fort Worth by way Of Tex
arkana. This train will probably go
over the Cotton Belt and il it does,
Mr.. Tinsdale says it can be easily ar
ranged for tW1 sleepers 10 be con-
nected with the special al this point
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
OTHER LOCAL MEN Az PC NTED.
sss.-z----s--s~

Hamburg. May 4-Brig en- Nm
A. Rohy. Second Br:gade, I. = :, VI
kansas DIVISION, announces IL ap
poiatm ut Of the following i.
W. II. Lindsey adiutart 6 a=anC
chief of STAFF Ila1a hurry; 3 f. 8e4tan
Inspector general Pin, Bluff John S
Bell, Judge advocate, Pine BIuh; G.
7. Robinson. qua.te master gen. raj
Pine Bluff; j. Z. Hampton. commlss5t--
ry general .FoHdyce: j. F. Wright. sur
gecn general, Monticello: n c. Den
son, chaplain general, Warren; VS..
Jeter chief of artillery, Pine Bluff !;
assistant adjutants general: W. T.
Tankersley, Pine Bluff; j. B. johnson.
Lake Village; w. H. Cogburn, Pine
Bluff; w. l.. Dewoody, Pine Bluff
C G. Newman, Pine Bluff; Geo. F. Val
liant. Pine Bluff. Assistant commissa.
ry generals: J. H. Hey, Hamburg;
T. J. Wells, Mist; J. w J. Taylor Mist;
J. T. Thrasher, Malvern; w. H. Coop
er, Malvern; N. A. Clark, Princeton;
Assistant chiefs Of staff: ]. W. Clary
Pine Bluff; D. A. Pearson. Hamburg !;
S. P. Mobiles, Hamburg. Assistant
quartermasters general: F. M.
Bordeaux, Menticello; NJ 3.
Garrison, Warren: F. M. Giles,
Hamburg: Miles Mckinney. Dewitt;
B. NJ Word, Dewitt; P. S. Slmons,
St. Charjss. A;des-de-cAmp: R, A.
Pugh Portland; H. c. Burks, Wilmot;
G. w. Lake. Ell Dorado; G. S. Dickin.
son, Kingsland; w. ]. Lybron, Sher-
idan; L. E. Morgan, Monticello; j.
F. Robinson. Lake Village; w. F. Nc.
Combs, Hamburg; T. S. Stillwell, Ham
burg; A. B. Woods, w. S. Jackson,
Fountain Hill; w. H. Gladney, Ham.
burg
Each officer is expected to make his
own hotel arrangement During the
reunion, June IA, Is and 16, headquar-
ters will be at at Arkansas headquar-
ters at Nashville, Tenn. Should any
change be made in this notice it will
be given there. All staff officers anl
camp commanders will report at head
quarters upon their arrival in that
city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

in Pine Buff at this time. who made
the run which Won the game OF VINO
ba.ted IL the run, but every one feels
confident that every man on the team
was just as anxious to score in every
inning as the man WHO did cross t1e
plate in the fifteenth 1t is this KIND
OF playing that wins pennauts and i
is this kind of t am tAaj the ardent
alnirel q the gam in Pine Bluff vii
gay theig money to sec.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
Standing Of the Teams.
AROUND THE CIRCUIT.

The fifteen inning game between the
Lumbermen and the Monroe team
Tuesday afternoon shows one thing
beyond all others, that pleaseS 'he
fans most, and that is, that the Lun-
bermen are net cutters. Many OF the
details of the game are lacking, put
this fact stands out bravely and boldly
beyond all others. 1t can be READ
in the score itself, to 3, and 1t can
be read in the score by innings. The
men fought every inch of the way and
even with the score tied in the eighth
inning, did not know what it was tc
give up. This method CT playing Is
so different from the style put up ps
the same team last year that it pleaseS
the fans all the more. 1t is not knc"i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
RETURNED BY JURY AGAINST
s..
JAKE GOODE, CHARGED
80. :. :
WITH MURDER.
4
KiIIed Ills Father.iH-Gaw Gus Res.
Naar Ne5Ie lake Last
=
JaFaafy.
PUNISHMENT q YEARS IN PEN.

At='"5 5aa O'clock Tuesday HigIff lie
iIifz IN tie loffe. on circuit court la
tae cas- Of TIE state Ns=I Iaat Geete.
brought in g verdict finding the do
fendant guilty II murder and fixing
=he penisanls Mt at twenty=oHe= year
II the peniteHtiary. Goode was ehar4-
ed with halder for the killing 1f Gus
Red, his father-n-laW, on the Atkins
place. near Noble Lake last January.
The CAS- was argued Tuesday morn
ing and the jury retired in the after
neon. The attorneys fer the defense
made good fight, but the defendant
did not have single witness, and the
evidence was all against him. The
grounds for the defense was the pre-
vious good reputation of the defend
ant, and the fact that no one saw the
killing. Goode will be taken to the
penitentiary in a few days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Tao directors OF the Simmons Ma
tional hank held a meeting Tuesday
afternoon but did net take up the mat
ter Of eleCing a successor to Mr.. \
b. Sigh, wlo resigned as cashier a
few days agc. The directors have ex.
press ID ,,Yair .agret at losing Mr..
Sigh, and an appreciation of his ser
vices Mr.. Sigh hss made no other
arrangements as ye. DR.. Y. Orto,
pr sident Ct the bank, sill continue TO
act as cashier until a c@Eier can be
elected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Mrs. Maggie Burks, who has been
visiting Mrs. ". T. Bessellieu
and Mrs. A. H Dozier, returned
Wednesday to her home at Pine Bluff.
Monticello Advance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

To the baseball writers over the
Cotton States league circuit: The
name Of the Pine Bluff team IS the
"Lumbermen." We worked overtime
counting ballots and the directors OF
the baseball association sat up all
night deciding on the best name 70.
the locals. The "Travelers' belongs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Marvin Hamilton, VIII n N=lson, Ten
Gulledge, Mr.. Williams and Gray
Hclmes repaired the road to the
church yesterday. The roads leading
to the churches should be kept in good
repair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Alpha Temple, No. /, Rathbone Sis.
ters, will hold a meeting this after
noon for initiation and c,ther business
at Imperial hall. The supreme M. of
K. and c. has notified this temple
that she would arrive i'm this city on
No. 2 train Of the Cotton Belt On
Thursday May S, and it is the inten-
tlon of the temple to exemplify the
work for her at the Red Mems hail
Thursday night, after which refresh.
ments will be served.
Imperial ledge Nc. "a, x. of p, will
hold it's regular semi-annual election
OF officers on next Friday night.
Jacob Brump lodge Nc. 100 held
special meeting last Monday night.
Mr.. J. A. Bowers of Dewitt had the
antlers placed on him.
The Elks had meeting last night.
Jefferson lodge, l. O. O. f., had their
regular meeting last night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. MayfieId and
child returned today from a visit to-
friends il Tennessee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
Be 2tt8H
TRG EVENTS =An1 =zrE HFsTes.
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II taa-aes7 ~ #e=Fs7.4=s sat44,t-
ss@5 Hte AFT H#aoa ii 4. .IIz.s--
oL SUI f# aad.3,= 58dla a .F.
fats.5 zhe mlz# uHoe5 6=t6@=a5=
fhaat j4 ela 10 lb# -aszal
s54f5l==69 =h== 45sHa=a. f@aB7= ~ f..5
lje sch =Jtera aJ1.
fi9tN=vara dash nHf prze. Ta
dor play sai. Horny NarX. e55aa
prize, pocket hHife, X. S. Thompson
Open to cIae' only.
.. Ffty=ya9d sack racp. frsf Df=ls=
boys suit The Hubs second prize, boz
of candy from Walker Drug company.
Open TO class >, only.
3. Running broad Jump. frs pfize.
boys sweater kastor and ButhAa-
thai; second prize. tooth brush. Mann
Tankersley Drug company Glass T.
4. Potato race, first prize, hat, }
b. Simon; second prize agate, b. L.
Owen. Open to class 8.
S. Running high jump, pair shoes,
Dreyfus, Open to class s
s. Three-legged race, first prize twc
good pocket knives, Fox Brothers;
second prize.two boxes cakes, McCann
Grocery company Glass g
Z. Potato race. first prize, baseball
glove, S. A. Rosenberg; second prize,
box candy, A. J. Mitchell. Class &
8. 10O-yard dash. first prize. Inger-
soil watch, r. H. Stearns; second
prize, baseball nit, Voss -NichoI, Open
tC class 3.
,. Bicycle race, half mile first prize
laundry by American Excelsior laun-
dry; second prize scarf pin, Arnold
and company. Free for all
10. Throwing the baseball first
prize, catcher's nit, J. A. Coles. Class
II. Wheelba1row race, first prize,
clothes brush, Anderson Drug com
pany; second prize, box fine station
cry, l.. B. Coon. Open to all.
IL. Sack race, first prize pair shoes,
Shoe company; Sec
md prize, boys waist, Wolf NichcIs.
Class |.
l3. 75-yard dash, first prize, ball
and bat. McCammon and Son; second
)rize, straw hat, B. W. Benton. Class
IA. She race, first prize, pair
shoes, Lloyd; second prize, pair shoes.
Glass g.
Is. Relay raca first piize, case
;oca cola, Meyer Weller; second prize,
,ne case soda pep, Pine Bluff Bottling
works. Open to all
10. 22O-yard dash, first prize, otto
nan, l.. o. Knox Furniture company;
second prize, alarm clock, Simpsen
md Webb Furniture company.
II. Tug of war, first prizes, two
,ases soda pop, Pine Bluff Bottl:ng
works. Open to classes /, ard 3.
IS. Throwing baseball, first prize,
1alf dozen photographs, w. j. Per
ings Class 5.
19. Three-egged race, first prize.
cake. J. G.. meyer, Glass l.
20. Handi zap even race c-st
rlze, seas II ticket 70 baseball games:
econd prize, picture, Fhodes Havtl.v
furniture company; ,n. I'd priZs ar
if!e, Ryland QucensWarc company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Mr.. John D. Wilbourna is visiting
friends at Arlington. Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Geo. l. Baldwin of Little R,ok is
among the business visitors in the
city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Lead Balls :. :.
Monroe, La, May st was a pitch
er's battle in the game this afternoon,
between Vernuelli and Freye, the
Lumbermen winning by a score OF
to 8 after fifteen innings. Vernuelh
allowed five hits and Freye seven.
The score:
Monroe ..000O10020 0.0.0.0.0-3
Pine Bluff .1O1OO01 0.O.0.0.1-4
Hits-Monroe 5, Pine Bluff l. NJ
rcrs-Msnroe 2. Pine Bluff a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

The sps eiaI tram VII carry ten
coaches aud vii. s0a a.:raf 10 NASH
Vile, fctiL, Hith9a. change IF caf~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Marvin Hamilton went to R;son yes
terday, having received a report to
The effect that Mr.. Kirk Atwood. an
old citizen of Rison, was thought tC be
in a dying condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

M. S. Hamilton though yet criI
pie, was able to attend church Sunday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Mrs. Jasper Robertson, whose hus-
band died in the civil war, is now in a
precarious condition, and her death is
expected at any time. Not great
while after her husbands death she
was brutally beaten and mangIed by a
negro slave who gaye as his reason
fCs the cruel act that he feared she
'lld marry again and he didn't want
another master. She was thought to bp
dead, but she regained consciousness
after two Or three weeks and has lived
to be about seventy years of age
Since l. T recovery from the assault
by the negro she has resided with her
san, G. N Robel son near Mc-Ye's
Chapel, and continuously on the same
place She is m ember of the Meth
odist church and is loved by all who
Know her. Her father, Jack Hudson.
became the jury, Judge and execution
cr Of the negro Whh had s.. viciously
assaulted Mrs. Robertson He fixed
the day for the hanging and invited
the people of the neighborhood, in
Guiding the negroes. to witness the
execution,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Lybrand of White Ga
attended church here Sunday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
Results Tuesda,

Results Tuesday.
Pine Bluff 4, Monroe 3,
Greenville 5, Natchez 3.
Baton Rouge 4, Niekburg |.
%frs 'ss:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

y a=re-uIal meeting Of GHRFafBT
Gel=pa-X. y. s. L. K. X. Of +. tic
= 1zea.gfl annual election Of officer va
/. ii. sating as follows:
q. 3. A.erc, captail
l. MebaHieIs, fias@ lieutenant.
y. l.. ldhe. second lieutenant.
l !. Moore recorder
\. J. Il 'binsou, treasurer.
&. A. Vaughn, first sergeant
". +. Brewer, second sergeant.
After the election the officers were
installed and an inspection of the com
pany was held. number of the CON-
pany are going to Hot Springs to a.
tand I'll meeting of the grand lodge,
X. OF T.. and to take part in the an
nual parade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
NElGABoRiNG TOWNS.
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +

Locust Cottage.
Locust Cottage, May 3-Rev. Scott
preached at Mt. Carmel, the new
church, Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04

,Contiuned ctn Page Four.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
FRATERNAL NOTES.

! Al the regular .u5JaUfjHH v#.ettt9.
OF officers ef Lafayette -te## Ne=IaI.
X. OF r, last Mpuaay naa 4 =talau-
ing officers w"f =rF..tcl ~ Ff,5 flr
ensuing term:
e F. nuanin4cou. G G.
Z G. t'urlh. V C.
" Z -D0gere prel@e-
&. \. Vaughn n al
II l.. Moon. |. G..
y BdldH&1l urI. O 4.
- ! NatameIs. y. ct a
fH.e thHee financial 63.tt44== A=.=
huelentoia. M.#of r. ( "
II. el r.. AID J Moore X. ~ :
l6@as deeid d 10 haya d st@=ia4 -.
7fea an. entertainment ncxt M0a.a
ifetJ. .t5aE y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
PROGRAM OF PRIZES
To BE AWARDED ON FIELD DA>/
81 THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF lrtE CITY.

Some Ya'9a5Ie Plzes - - 4aa..essea
Tor, anc tee= Competition s4a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-04
BASEBALL NEWS.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
'TEE.DEE BRANCHES

The following Branch Offices have hay
Y been established for the beneht t. {, Of
those living Mt a distance from Is, .tils
The Tee Dee Wants left at.,nn'y,.o =.
these branches will receive the go nl {,
careful attention MS though they nae
been loft at the Main Oficc,H and there
willbe no OK TIA cost to$tlle ndVertls stes
5sLAuoHTER;sg DRUG STORE, T;Wet' h.
ty-fifth and 8Venable Streets.
Nv. "a. ZANE wenty' fifth and leigh
Streets.
a. "A. SCOTT, fifth and Broad E''' adj
RosT. j. If LLIAMs, TWenty-flrst
and Marshall Streets.
r, n. M. 8S HARRISON, Foushee and and
Broad Streets.
G. w. 8LATIMER r, No. 800 West lar
s shall Street. 8, 9.
[sTHoMPsoN's$ DRUG STORE, Mo-, SCI
West M ain Street. ss N
4. 81. BEVERiDGE,3B Brook Avenue and
Clay Street.
|RADY's DRUG STORE, Barton
PEoPIE,s DRUG STORE, mo. 5000
Williamsburg Avenue, Fulton. Il!
ROBINS APHARMACY, No. 200 East.
Marshall Street. AZ il5 q 4 q 8
| MRS. RAiNEY, No. 1871 T.Wenty-sec n
4 ond Street, airmount. 5s VI 4
CITY DRUG&sToR No. t444fs East.
Main Street, corner fifteenth.
JUDsONG@ CUNNINGHAM, No. 2o27s
e asst 9Main,HcornerlTW Twenty. first. 3ss, Y. "
PINE TREETs PHARMACY,SNo No. 334
South Pine Street.