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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-02


CLARA E Roger to Frank
Brown, SO Of neh 2I.24-
IA ;060 %
Heirs OF. HI. HI. Hostetter
quit claim to Laura A Hos
letter, lot 8 In block BIN
Montgomery's ad to Oska-
loosa,. ..A,,,----la.....,......-.a,s, 1000 90
Guardian fannie Hostetter
to Laura Al. Hostetter lot
in block 8 Montgomery's
ad to oskaloosa .-...- $50, $500 SO
w A and Anna r Cowan to
24-75-16 2.,l..,.-,,, -. 400 90
The Cudahy Packing Go to
Iowa Central Railway 90,
lot 5 in block s, west Oska-
loosa -.......-........,..,.-,--.. $50 90
j o Ratcliff to Anna M Rat
cliff, lot 8 in block 15,0P
ofsharOn.s44-l,l....l...-..-, ...il-aItt 90
John A and LauraA Moore
Clark Scott, land in 24-74-t
----..-,......-.. bUU U0
Martha B Jefferson to e HI
Jeffarson, lot 10 Of Jacobs
sub-div of lot 81 III Ninde &
Searle's addition to Oska.
loosats..44s..q...4 5.....,e. ....,i..., 300 90
John Lister, quit clRim,s too i}lut
Mary L Bullers, part of lot, ..p
IL in sub-diy of out lot 8 in
Old plat Of oskaioosa ,'l,,.,,. 900 90
Heirs Of ] H England, quit
claim, to Minnie England,
SD of ne IA OF 2S-74 10. NJ 90
Catharine d Marks to iva IL
Pearl Jones. lotti116 In Hat HafE
field addition to iElida. 425 90
Heirs7of III England to e 2h
w Englandj SO Ia ofGse 1SfC's 1etr.!
and swl-4 ofse Ia of28,74-aT ttsG
1eg,,s.,,, n. ...,,,,..,,., at,.s.,,e. ,020 90
Harry WirGilmore to e Hoo I'd
Burlington, land in 35I74-l5 1894 90
John B and Mary, E. Mitchell afpE
75-16t 3T I:rs' '!7,,.,,'7, s,fso 90
Fredrick, and Margaret E nm,
Fisher to Joseph r and ,
Kate E Moore, 10 $4,000 z -
acres in 4477-l4 ~. -. 1900 90
Alkaline Roach to Thomas ~ %''"2
ICurran, part or lot 3 in Astnft
Motifs subdivision of out @cHgl
lot SO P of Oakalooga. 4.....j1 600 90
Frederick and Margaret e Haw s,f
Fisher to Newell Wells, Is 5-c3a4.
Al 900 acres in 4-1714...,..... 800 90,
VIM and Hannah V Harkt to size
Laura and Jacob Hostettor Mn ,.,5g
and Elizabeth Myers, Lots
.S-11.I2-13- I4-2S-22-26-2f in
block 1 in Ridge place adj s3sl
]dition to Oskaloosa. .l!,.!...L-.li 5000 90
Henry and Maud Barton to ~ 20
CharlesA and Rosetta Grill, t'ls
lot in block q, Kalbsch's sd
addition, to Oskaloosa ...s.4..isfn275 90
May E land j w Green to e,n
David w Schock, lots 80, a4jr
and 33 in Lacey -rr,,..,....--,,r;;.. ..r- 175 90
Oskaloosa National, Build 1865
ing, Loan and Investment 1900
Association to George HI
Woodson, south Ia OF lot 3
of Chews sub division OF 't ss,lA4i
out lot Gin Oskaloo ga LIN i, 300 goo \
Heirs of III Ell Hoatetter to Il
VIM Hare, land in S-74-15 II, eco 90
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-02
Juggling with Dynamite

is no more dangerous than to neglect
kidney disorders. Foley's Kidney
Cure corrects irregularities, and has
cured many severe cases after other
treatment has failed. 1t builds ,p
the worn out tissues and restores
health andaiYigor. II was troubled
with kidney complaint for about two
years" writes Az H. Davis, Of Mt.
Sterling. iowa. 'but two bottles 2 81 q.
Foley's Kidney Cure effected a per,
manent cureg1 Sold by II, Rags (
y Green &Bentley Drug Co..
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-02

Illinois Central shops at oelwein
have reduced the working hours from
10 to 9, and have materially reduced
the force also.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-02

The Canton of ,Patriarchs Militant
at Waterloo has presented a very
handsome sword to Capt. S. M. Hon.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-02

CLARA e Roger to Frank
Brown, SO "a Of neH 2I.24-
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-02

Heirs OF. H. II. Hostetter
quit claim to Laura A Hos
tetter, lot 8 In block BIN
Montgomery's ad to Oska-
lnnna n -
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-06-02

Guardian OF Annie Hostetter
to Lanra Al. Hostetter lot
3 in block 3 Montgomery's
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-12
COMING EVENTS
Entertainments. Fairs ana soclables OF
Local Interest

Entertainments, FAIRS ana soclables OF
Local Interest.
April 13-Private masquerade at
MISS Reeds Select School Of dancing,
K. of G. hall.
April 14-Private reception at Fra
ternity hall by the Phoenix Social
club
April 14-1b-16-1s-First grand fair
by Division No 1. A. o. H., at Colum.
bus hall. Naugatuck.
April 14-Fourth annual concert
and promenade BY the South End So
cidl club at SpeedweH hall.
{ April 15-Whfst Party Social and
Dance by Rubber City Lodge, N. 3. o.
F., at Pythian hail. Naugatuck.
April -Thirty-seventh concert and
reception given by Young Mems Catn-
Ollie Literary association at Leayen-
April 15--Lecture and literary con-
cert at A.M.E. Zion church. Lecture by
Lon j. G. Dancy; subject, "The Best
Thing for the Negro to Do"
April 16-Goodwil1's first annual
masquerade at Weber's hall, Union
City.
April 16 Private promenade and so
icial in the *. Of 9. hall by the 8. @.
Of II. A.
April 6-TweIfth annual ball and
socfable by the Odin Benefit associa-
ton at COncordia hall!
April 18-InformaI concert and re-
eeption given by J. J. Derwin in Fra
ternity hall. 100 Bank street.
April 19-23-Sons Of Lithuania socf-
ety's fair for benefit of New Lithuania
band at Concordia hall.
April 21--Nassau Social club SEMI
annual promenade at Hamilton hail.
April 21-P Promenade for benefit of
Washington Hill Athletic club base
ball team at their rooms on Washing
ton street.
April 21-Charfty whist and prom
enade by the Queens Daughters at City
hall.
April 22-Concert and sociab1e by
Branyah Social club and sociable by
Waterville.
April 22-Second smoker by Oakville
Social club at their rooms.
April 25-Ttalian entertainment I'M
der direction of G.. Gaudiosf in Turn
hall, Jefferson street.
April 25-Private reception and
dance given by the Algonquin club at
K. of G. hail.
April 25-so-At City han, "A. o. H.
union fair, to raise funds to erect
monument in st Josepll's cemetery.
April 27-Concert and promenade BY
the Ideal Social club at Concordia hall
April 2S-Private dance at Odd Eel
lows hall.
April 2s-F'irst anniversary Water
bury aerie, F. o. E., No 3T9, al
jacques Auditorium.
April North End Athletic club
sociab1e and dance at their rooms.
April 29-Private leap year party al
knights of Columbus hall.
May 4-First annual socfable and
dance given by Loubet camp, No H.,
400. M. w. Of A., at Leavenwor'th hall
May <5-Drama. "Pontia, the Daugh
ter of Plate at City hall, in aid OF 81
Patrick's church.
May 6-Whist and reception by
Young Ladies' Sodality of st Thomas
church. at City hall.
May 12-Acorn Athletic clubs frs
annual promenade and dance at Speed
well hall
May 12-Concert by the Youns
Troubadours' Mandolin orchestra ii
Friendly league hall.
May 14-21-St Michael's church
Hebdomad at Pythian hall. Waterville
May 21-Prof su11ivan's dancing
class Closing reception and dance a
Columbus hall, Naugatuck.
June 1S-C. r. A. q. state parade
ana field day Athletic events and
| games at Driving park.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-12

The FUNERAL of Mrs Bridget Flynn
will take place from her late home on
Stone street tomorrow morning at
$50 O'Clock with mass of requiem
at st Francis Xavier's church and in
terlnent in st Joseph's cemetery.
Where are you going Friday mighty
Why. to the 37th concert and recep-
ton given by the Young Mems Catho-
lie Literary association, where good
time Is assured to all. A large num-
Der Of out of town people are expect
ed. Danbury and Torrington are al
ways we'll represented at this dance,
which takes place at Leavenworth
hall.
Four more cases against the Con
solidated railroad company arising
out of the collision near Danbury dur
ing the Danbury fair, some two years
ago, have been settled. The parties
all live in this city and their claims
are as follows: Elizabeth Crowley.
$1,000 damages; Annie Doran, $1,000;
James It. Hackett, $4,000; Elizabeth
Lawlor, $4,000.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-12
+ KNOW

A man who desn't live a hundred
miles from Waterbury or Naugatuck,
who on Good Friday, Went dsh1ng
and came home at night all tired out,
didn't have one fish bite at his hook
all day long, yet he brought home
some fish and how. he secured them
when all the markets were closed is a
question. / also know, at least l
think know, lots of people who Will
say that all school children should be
yaccinated, yet they viii not undergo
the nonsenstcal operation themselves,
and why is the question? Now, when
a question arises. there is always,
room for an argument, but there is no
question about the good quality OF
Tea. Coffee and Butter we sell and
surely there is no argument about the
style and quality of our latest Blue
Dinner Ware; it is displayed in our
window this week. You can secure
these beautiful dishes either by bring
ing in your cold cash or better Still
by presenting our Tea or Coffee
Checks. The above blue pattern is
the very latest design ON the market,
and we want everyone who takes
fancy to it to have a full set at their
homes If you haven't any of our
checks begin to-day and buy from us
and get something (worth having for
nothing. Did you get our special
with one pound last week? II not,
remember we have few left for this
week at
Phelan's L Store.
|, 42 East Main st. Telephc.-,.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-12
CITY NEWS

The Queens Daughters will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock.
T. J. Magner as manager, of the New
York bargain house Aas just opened a
hardware store at 81 East Main street.
L. r. Carter and @. III. Davis have
sold for David Stein his six-family
block ON Taylor street to Caroline
Sweeney.
There will be an anniversary mass
Wednesday morning at o'clock at
the Immaculate Conception church
for the late Paul Mannsel
The forty hours devotion at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
closed this morning at 8 o'clock with
a solemn mass. The services, were
very largely attended.
Michael J. Jordan, who has been
identified with the sale of property
on Ben Mohr, Is perfecting an adver-
Using machine in the factory of the
New England Watch Co. He claims
to have been offered $1,000 for It,
To-day Real Estate Agent Hynes
received and paid over to John Cuddy
the sum of $500 insurance on his prop
erty on Carmen street, the same being
payment in full for damage done by
fire short time ago. Mr. Hynes also
paid to James Coughlan $70O insur-
ance on his barn, which went up in
smoke in Sinonsville last week.
The candidates for the High school
basketball team are practicing each
day at the Athletic field and are fast
rounding into form. The candidates
are a promising lot and good team
should be the result. Yesterday there
We're 20 candidates at practice. A
number of games have been arranged
by Manager Mcdonald The first
game will be played with the Meriden
High school team in Meriden on next
Saturday. The members of the team
have been rather successful in solicit
ing subscriptions from leading bust
ness men, merchants and manufacture
ers of the city. This is the only
means that the members have to raise
funds to carry on the team during
the season.
Last Sunday afternoon the union
committee of the Holy Name societies
held z meeting in st Patrick's church
Election of officers resulted as follows
President. p. J. Mcdonald; vice pres
ident, James Delaney; secretary, Pc
ter s. Skehan: treasurer, John II.
Whalen; marshal. John Fl. Moran;
press, p. J. Lynch. Thomas STAMINA
han was authorized to erect grave
markers. to have same finished for
decoration day, fourth Sunday in
June. A state organization was dis
cussed ait length, but nothing definite
done. 1t Is expected that in the near
future we'll known lecturer will be
brought here to talk on 1.-THE Holy
Name of Jesus for the welfare of all
the parishes.
An aversion to bright light denotes
weak eyes that need the help glasses
give. Not TO heed natures warning
means a continual weakening of the
eyes until they are past the help OF
glasses. Do you care to look for
ward to such time2 Let us examine
your eyes to-day and fit the glasses
that will give them the power to en-
dure. The Epson JeWelry Cop
ticians.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-12
BIG Sal
Lasts one week more Partial taken
from regular one.

from regular one.
Pepper, was $1.25; sale .......... 75c
Hunter. was 81 .25: sale 75c
Wilson. was 81. 25: sale . TIC
Old Grow Rye, was $1.25; sale ). Toe
u. II. Taylor. was $1.25; sale -. Toe
Lewis &c. was SIPS; sale 1850. Ioc
Dekyper Gin, was SIPS; sale ....- Toe
Burnatts Gin, was $1.25; sale $50. 75c
Rhine Wine, was SIPS; sale $500. Zoe
Jamaica Rum, was SIPS: sale 49, 15c
st Croix Rum, was SIPS; sale 80. 1oc
Duff Gordon Sherry, was 81; sale. Doc
Tarrayona Port, was 81; sale 49,. 50c
White Port, was ST.; sale ........- DOC
Finch's Whislzey. was 81; sale -. Que
Stag Whiskey, was 81; sale ..... DOC
Pepper, pts, was 75c; sale 1885,. oOc
Pepper, II pts. was &C; sale -. zoe
Our combinations have become 50
popular will be continued during TINS
sale. Remember we give three bottles
worth $2.75 for 81.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-12

$500 worth of stamps with n pound
$500 worth of stamps with a pound
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-12
lHUBAR & co
121 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Brass City Liquor Co
The MILL.

wishes to announce that they carry
the highest grade of wet goods and
sell cheaper than anyone in the city or
state.
If you have not dealt with us,
come in and try us and see for your
self.
Gallon.
Old Kentucky Rye, yrs old 81. 40
Monogram Rye, 4 yrs old 1880. 200
Holland Gin, 4 yrs old ........ 200
Jamaica Rum. 4 yrs old .... 200
Old California Port ...... 100
Old California Sherry .... 100
Also California Wines from coo per
gallon and up.
PAsTERNAK BROS. Props.
213 South Main ST. opposite Grand.
Branch 298 Bank. near r. r. Depot.
n. B.-With every purchase you re-
ceive chance on one case of James
d. Pepper and one case of Wilson's
Whiskey. Ladies' entrance around
Union street. See sign Brass City"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS

It Is certainly pleasure 70 visit
ne the store Of the Puddophatt Fur
"store company Since they have
placed fheir Christmas goods On DIS
play In addition to Jhe.r regular line
OF Furniture hey have iusr received
"a large shipment imported from Ia
fsG. CONSISTING If Vases Ianln.oeS.
screens. Bamboo P0rt5ets auda4 zindS
ri he finest ChfnaWare. You VII
teei amply repaid Tor the trouble j.
you make special t1ir 10 town u. see
these goods as We can safely say
Iaatlifn4 eQnaIin2 this display mas
ever 1een seen N Pine Buff. The
.asost heaaeifH1 article in tH.s coffee
liaa 1aH-e hand pa.a544 Iartmtoso
.aa] Pedestal. which alex say t55 vas
.aa sale, shey coaal &ot possibly sell
s. los s.faa So 5ac Instead af sea.
.a- .hey are 4ela- = 4l.e i away
.a...i laeE also haze a hatlsoGe eiH4s
izS Maple presseT aal a Qa4terea
.GaS Zaa5e~ Bes3z g.z! faez a. 90
.ta2 - make =ane~ ri = seiae a4e=
Ias Eaa4er Ia Mach .@ee
theie s1as.a 25raa-fl i@vee1 ceHFas5s.#t
Itar beta tA5 Customer and thease!Fe=s
Ias ehay hasa aaly sa44e=a1 ezea
.arttete aa 15eia store aaara al ae4ea.
Ime fDed from thefr a@#ech ware
house aear ehe Cotton F}4lf depot.
This way you haven't a vae!e l2s
Of The same thing 10 laal ager and
.can compare one article with an
other and easily scla4t Ne one yaa
prefer.
Il takes years IL 6t1}l up a business
bike these people have and It is oaIy
by=slict and honest business methods
that they have earned and are main
tanning the name Of conducting the
heading Furniture House in Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04
TAXES.
I aX Collector 5 Notice.


Notice is hereby sjvea HAT fer the
purpose OF receiving taXes for the
year 19o4. VII attend at tire voting
precincts of the several townships
Of jefferson county. Arkansas, at1he
places ard on dates herein spec
flied fespeeefuHys to-W.t:
Ilam Bayou towaahip-SherfiA,
Tue day. January 3. 1ao5.
f87fee lasa to#asl4.p-Tucke.s
Wednesday. January ( 19s5.
Tasta.55 .4as...1J 2as1afi9.
4Ha.z.!az. 5aasrs So
t5.4Fr z.zszasI9...z - - a. mass zts4ss
ri 5a2. January i. 1885,.
zi7ea sa45as6ia-vTa.zaa chapel
alaalae 5aaH=l# d 1a#'.
nasz ae#ssAHl5-saeaefsseae, Tue.
5ay January 10. 12Q5-
Cd Rt,yr toW4ship-Ga2J.h. Wet
nosday. January II. ICES.
yiueuo0t ownship-Goc.o's store.
Thursday. January T. 1903.
jefferson township = Jefferson
'priass. Saturday. January y, 1908
Plum Bayou township-Altheimer,
Monday. January 1f, 1908.
Huntington township-Wabbaseka,
Tuesday. January L. 1908.
Roberts ownship-Humphrey
Wednesday, January IS, 1905.
Victoria township-Fairtie!d Thurs
day. January 10 1905.
Melton township-Ladl's Mill, Fri
day January 20, 1865.
Rich!and township-Linwood' Sat
urday, January 81, 1905,
Spring township-Lee Springs.
Monday, January 90, 1905.
Rarraque township-kearney, Tues
day, January "a, 1905,
Barraque township-Redfeld, We'd
nesday, January IS, 19o5.
WhitevilIe townehip-Macedonia'
Church. Thursday, January %, 1903
Talladega township-Locust Cot
tagc, Friday. January q, 1908.
Washington township-CrenshaW
Springs. Saturday, January IS. 1903
Vau2ine township-Ceurt House.
Monday. January 80, 1905.
(All taxes are due on the fir t Mon
oay in January, and Must BE Paid on
or before April 10, 1905 to avoid pen
ialtyD
From January until April 1o, 1898,
the Tax BooNs will 6o open in NY Of
fee each day esunday except.
! IeO fer the reception of taxes
for 1901 Without penalty. Al
tier April To the law adds p
Ter cent penalty and additional
costs on each delinquent, and the
books remain open for such collection,
SPECIAL KOTTCE-Owms to the
great rush during the last thirty
DAYS of tax paying do most earnestly
request any via may have lists tha1
they desire no leave in the Office for
later date to hand taem in not later
than March 1ets, as no lists will be
lroceived for future work after that
date. If thi. IS done it enables the
| loff1ce to handle the work to better
advantage to all parties alike.
Respectfully,
JAMES GOULD
Sheriff and h-Oficio Collector, JET
ferson esunk, Arkansas.
Pine Bluff, November so, 1904.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04


s.. Joseph's church-First mass al
7:2o a. M; second mass thigh mass
With sermon) 1890 a. III. Sunday
school at $50 p. m Baptisms at
a.30 p. III. Evening devotions, with
30. Masses daily $50
and s a. M The Ladies Altar society
meets the second Saturday of each
month after second mass The Gem
e,ery association meets every fourth
Sunday after second mass. Tha c.
X. A. meets on the first and thifd
Sundays of each month at 80 y m.
a the home of the pastor. Nonsignoa
Lucey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04

First Presbyterian church At IN.
FIRST Presbyterian church Tie pastor
Or. j. l. Caldwell, will occupy the
Iulpi5 at both services, II d. n. ant
30 p. IN. Sunday school ana BibIs
t4ass ar $50 a. M Christian Eu
deavor at 6:@o p. NJ. A cordial iuvl
tation is given to all these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04

First Christian church sae.@H
school $50, L. Z. salee shipeaiueaa-
ent Mornins Worship at II. sermo"
THE Making OF a Working Charac-
ter. Junior G L. :: Il, Mrs. p. G.
Cross, superintendent. Y +. S. G. +.
csc. F.. l.. Val salerntendeat. Song
service. 7;$o 10 7:t5. Sermon,
@Christ's Clarion cal, sermon for
young men. Both services today will
direct in reference To the great rally
day December IS. Young men and
women are especially urged to hear
these sermons. \ cordial invitation
is extended 10 all 10 come and Wor-
ship with the congregation. Church
locator corner SiNth avenue and Beech
street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04

Hawley Memorial NJ. +. church.
corner Eleventh and Cypress street
Sunday school at $50 a. m. All Off
GERS, teachers and members are ear.
nestly requested to be present. Morn
ing services al II o'clock. Preaching
by Rev. ]. b. Andrews. a treat IS IN
store for all who attend these services.
Evening services at $50. Preaching
by Rev. E. NJ. PipI1in. After services
The yacond quarterly conference OF
Il the church will be held All official
and lay members are earnestly re-
sGueSted to be present. as business OF
simportance will come before the con
%ference. The holy sacrament VIII D.
Administered at evening services.
@Rev. T. W. Vaughn, pastor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04
The following is the program OF
ervices at the First NJ. +. church:

4 The following is the program Oh
sservices at the First NJ E. church:
Morning.
Anthem ..Brightcst and Best.
ESudds quartet choir
Il .enthem, Lord Remember Me,
aSulds, quartet choir.
N Solo, selected, Mrs Jesse X. Core.
II Sermon, by pastor, Rev. J. S. HaW-
Kin.
N Postlude, selected, Mis- Cora Lee
aBuck
Evening.
MI Anthem, Softly Now the Light OF
Do Abt, quartet choir.
k Anthem, High in the Heavens
sGol'eone quartet choir.
ss Selo, GLORY to Thee, My GOD.
ssGounod, Mr. Irl Armstrong.
Tsa$ Sermon, by Rev. ]. B. Andrews.
Sss@ Sss9 Postluda. selected Miss Cora Lee
Bnck.
ifE# MS VIII ne lAC last SelNlN' VI W
cOnference year, and AL are cordially
inyited There will be many who WI
be glad to hear Rev Andrews to-
night
as Sunday school at go 9. M. Mr.. +
h Russell super.,1aent EpWort n
League Friday night at o'clock Spe
eial program prepared. All cordially
welcomed
sssDr. J. /. Caldwell will address the
". c. \, mems meeting al y. NJ.
and his subject will be, What the
Gospel Does for Man in This World
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04

First Baptist ehpuch-The pastor.
Rev Ross Meore Will preach at both
hours Of service. Subject OF morning
discourse The Doctrine Of saneti-
.-.. alton Evening subject Chris II
the Door Shut Oaf@ sunday sehgos
at $50 a. la. Z Y. z. a G:@o z.
III. Al are eeHaa s. invited ta w..
ship with tHe eaasIeealioa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04

The last service II #tae= eealas
year Nil b4- he'd = l.a=5s5tsi..s ".
Sunday school $50 a. III. Gaf2f. =.
Roberts Superintendent RHeaei.5iH. a.
II O'Clock by The pastor. subject
Christ in tbe Storm. Senjor Ia3-J9
will hold a golden link mcefinG at ;
. M. Junior league IT y. m. -
:: f5 the pastor Will preach on Wait
i1e Crowns" Al afe invited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04
Diamonds, Watches, JeWelry,
Large New Illustrated Ca,aIoR
FREE. Gail or Write for It.

Some people have formed idoa c It's a74z
studyin2 show windows Seeing nothing tt e5aff things
>nsve articles to be found within BY a5os-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04

THIS Store, The Frugal Shoppers Buying
HEADQUARTERS
FAIRLY BRIsTLES WITH BARCAEpS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-04
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Elinor Savllle? There, now, dear, just
run upstairs and see If Louise has
mended that lace 1 tore last night"
A moment moIe, and Ralph STAN
tons simple hone st letter lay open be-
fore her. Jealousy had quickened her
memory. She knew 1t by heart.
Refolding it, she enclosed 1t with
that other in an envelope addressed
in Nellies pretty, graceful caligraph
to IRA phi Stanton, ESQ.," and sealed 1t
carefully.
1t was necessary to destroy the mis-
slve originally intended for Ralph,
and to ind.te another one to Mr.. Gra-
ham if discovery was to be avoided.
Two years later DR.. Stanton was
journeying northward. The London
season was over and the famous ply
sic.an had been on the point of start
ing for his holiday-when he was
summoned by telegram to Sir Chris
topher Knott. a wealthy patient brim-
ming over with govt and crochets.
Thinking? 1t was dreaming-dream-
ing of a slim. petite figure and fluffy
golden hair and gloriously b.ue eyesI
Yes, though she refused him he loved
her still Her home was at Grim
stone.
Would he see her? What follyi
Doubtless she was married. and IL
not. had she not tod him In the cruel
little letter. which was even now in
the breast pocket of his coat, that it
could never be?
"Grimstone! Grlmstone!' shouted a
porter, and so his reflections came to
an end, but only to awaken mo lively
interest. From a second class carriage
a girl align, ed-a girl In a neat little
hat and gray dust cloak. Underneath
that hat was pIquant little face and