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port, while existing trolley lines of the
Pub ic WORKS Co. can, with short ex-
tensions, reach the new line, and the
Penobsc0t Centrars tracks will be
crossed by it. There will be two
stations on the Seaport within the
limits of Bangor, and, probably, at or
near Six-Mile Falls.
BY the Seaport, Bangor people will
have easy and rapid transportation to
beautiful Fort Point and other bay re-
sorts, now difficult of access, and it is
reasonable to suppose that in the near
future another big hotel will rise on
the site of the burned Fort Point
House, remembered by old Bangoreans
as the Wassaumkeag. The ride down
the line behind the Frankfort noun
tains and along the bay shore, will be
one OF the most picturesque in Maine,
and the tourist travel of the Seaport
must be considerable.
The B. & A. coal, and lot more used
by mills along the line, will be discharg-
ed at Stockton Harbor, said President
Cram, because it can be handled cheap
er there than at Bangor, because it can
be received there at any season of the
year, and because it can be hauled
cheaply over the new line to its desti-
nation. By the diversion thus of
part of Bangor's coal trade a number
of men will be deprived of employment
here, but those men can get work at
Stockton, and so far as Bangor's imme-
date interests are concerned in the
matter OF labor the new road will en-
ploy more men here than ever were en-
ployed in coal-heaving at High head,
and employ them, not for five months,
but for all the year.
AS for the diversion of lumber traffic,
President Cram observed that the de-
velopment and prosperity of the lum-
Der trade of northern Maine depends
upon cheap and prompt transportation.
No small interest or local sentiment
should stand in the way of a general
and comprehensive advancement in
commerce or industry. Much of the
lumber that comes from northern
Maine by rail to Bangor simply passes
through the city and the mere pas
sage of the train is of no benefit to any
one here. l makes noise in the mid
die of the night, and that's about all.
Some of the lumber, from Ashland
mills and elsewhere, has been transfer
red at Bangor to vessels; in future it is
to be expected most of this will be
shipped from Stockton Harbor, either
by rail or vessel.
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0AsroRfA
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No More Stomach Troubles.

All stomach trouble is removed by the
stomach perfect rest by digesting What YOU
eat without the stomach's aid. The food
builds up the body, the rest restores the
stomach to health. You don't have to diet
yourself when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. j. D. Erskine of Allenville, Mich.
says, 81 suffered Heartburn and Stomach
trouble for some time. My sister-in-law
has had the same trouble and was not able
to eat for six weeks She lived entirely on
warm water. After taking two bottles of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure she was entirely
cured. She now eats heartily and is in
good health. am glad to say Kod0l gave
me instant relief" Sold by r. ii. Moody.
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Governor Cobb Sworn In.

AUGUSTA, Jan. s. Hon. William T..
Cobb of Rockland was indicted into
the office of Governor of Maine in the
Hall OF Representative to-day shortly
before noon in the presence of a large
asSemblage of legiS atOrs and friends.
He was attended by Hon. John F. Hill,
the retiring Governor, and members OF
the Council. The oath was administer
ed by President Goodwin OF the Senate
Having been sworn, the Governor de-
llyered his inaugural address. The ad-
dress of Gov. Cobb is generally pro-
nounced one of the ablest State pa
pers ever issued in Maine. The chief
executive possesses q. delightful voice,
which carried distinctly to all parts of
the house and spoke with the utmost
ease and vigor and {. straightforward
ness that captivated all. There was no
possibility Of misunderstanding Gov.
Cobb. His words were clearly CARRIED
and expressed in cleanly cut sentences
which came straight from the shoulder.
He spoke with no uncertain voice and
his sentences regarding the temperance
question, State appropriations and re-
ductlon of the tax rate from 2 81 mills
to IA mills were heard with the sharp
est attention. At the conclusion of his
remarks Gov. Cobb received an ova-
ton, the applause lasting for quite
period.
Following the inaugural address came
the election of State officers, the candi-
dates of the Republican caucus being
chosen by the full party strength. Adj
Journment was then taken until Wed
nesday forenoon at 1890.
Included in the business of the fore
noon was the passage of an order in the
senate and house asking that commit
tee be appointed to take into considera-
ton the whole matter of the State print
ipr "
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Causes of the Grippe.

The grippe and excessive meat-eating
are causes to which the great French
physician, Lucas Championnere, attrib-
utes the great amount of appendicitis
in the world.
It's practically unknown in the great
vegetarian district of France, he says,
and the few cases known among vege-
tarians are insignificant and are cured
in few days without an operation.
His testimony may be taken for what
it is wOrth.-Boston Globe.
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GOOD STATE TO LIVE IN.
Statistics Show Names people Are Long
Lived.

statistics Show Names people Are Long
Lived.
From United States statistics just
received it is shown that Maine leads
all other States in the Union in the per-
centage of her inhabitants who are be-
tween the ages of 60 and SO. There are
AZ, Isl OF the inhabitants included in
this age.
Maine is the third State in the Union
in the large percentage of people 80
years of age and over. There are 1921
persons who are 80 and over in Maine.
Between the ages of 40 and 40 Maine is
eighth in the list.
There are 892,S24 persons in Maine,
and OF this number nearly one fifth are
under 10 years of age. But in the per-
centage of people under 10, Maine is
the 10Th State in the Union.
IN brave the storms of Chilkoot Pass,
III cross the plains of frozen glass,
IA leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be without Rocky Mountain
Tea.
R. Fl. Moody
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1T MEANS
OSTRAClSn.

Foul Breath and Disgusting Discharges
Dus to Cat rrh, Make Thousands of
People obj, cts of Aversion. Dr. Ag-
NEVIS Catarrhal Powder Relieves in
10 Minutes and Cures.
Hon. George James Of Scranton. Pa, says: 81
constant hawking and dropping in the throat and
pain in the head, very offensive breath. I tried
DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. The first appli-
cation gave instant relief, After using few
bottles was cured.
Sold by City Drug Store and A. A. Howes & Co.
Use DIR. Agnew's Heart Cure for heart,
stomach and nerves. 30
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Speedy Relief.

A salve that heals without a scar is De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. No remedy ef-
fects such speedy relief. 1t draws out in
fammation, soothes, cOols and heals all
cuts, burns and bruises. A sure cure for
flies and skin diseases. DeWitt's is the
only genuine Witch Hazel Salye, Beware
OF counterfeits, they are dangerous. Sold
by r. II. Moody.
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Schools and Colleges.

According to the latest catalogue there
are A. Maine boys in Dartmouth.
President Fellows of the University of
Maine announces that the next Legislature
will be asked for money for central heat
ing Plant for the institution and also for an
addition to the $4,000 now allowed an
nually for running expenses. Two years
ago the Legislature Was asked for $4,000
for central heating plant but no action
was taken
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MEETING OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Senate and House Organized.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 4. The members
elect of the Senate met at 10 o'clock
and were called to order by Secretary
Dunbar who called the roll. Thirty
answered to their names, the one alb
sentee being Senator w. M. Aver of
kennebec. A quorum having been de-
clared present and the Governor notifi-
ed, Governor ohm F. Hill and the men,
Ders of the executive council appeared,
the necessary oaths we're administered,
the mbers-elect subscribed their
names thereto and the Senate was
ready to proceed with the organization.
Then came the election of officers.
Forrest Goodwin of Somerset received
rs votes for President, and L. M. Staples
OF Knox was given three votes. Sena-
tor Goodwin was declared elected and
Senators Staples of Knox and Morse of
Waldo escorted the President-Elect to
the chair. Senator Goodwin thanked
the Senate for the honor bestowed up
on him. The other officers were as
given last week.
The House met and organized at 10 a.
M, with the election of the officers pre-
vlously agreed upon in caucus. Speak
er Drew was escorted to the chair by
Hon. Charles F. johnson of Waterville,
who will be the Democratic leader of
the House.
Nominations by the Republican Joint Caucus
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 5. At a Joint
caucus OF the Republican members of
the Maine Legislature, this evening,
Hon. Eugene Hale was named for a
fifth term as United States senator.
The nomination was by reclamation.
Nj T. II 10 oo1 I'D no
caucus. State officers were nominated
as follows: Secretary of State, Byron
Boyd of Augusta; State treasurer,
Oramandel Smith of Litchfield; attorney
general, Hannibal E. Hamlin of Ellis
worth; members of the executive
council, George d. Bisbee of Rumford,
Thurston S. Burns of Westbrook,
Cyrus n. Blanchard of Wilton, Walter
b. Clarke of Damariscotta, Albert
Pierce of Frankfort, n. M. Jones of
Lincoln, and George A. Murchie of
Calais; State printer, c. B. Burleigh of
Augusta; State binder, w. H. Reid of
Augusta; State assessor, George D.
Pottle of Lewiston; commissioner of
agriculture, A. w. Gilman of Foxcroft.
Byron Boyd won the nomination for
secretary o. State by a vote of SO to IS
for William S. Cotton of Lisbon. Han
nibal E. Hamlin of Ellsworth was
named for attorney general by a vote
of 146 to 25 for Bertram l.. Smith of
Patten. Clarence B. Burleigh of Au-
gusta won the nomination for public
printer by vote of 112 to 35 for Frank
b. Nichols of Bath. William H. Reid
was nominated for public binder by a
vote of so to 60 for George d. Loring
OF Portland. All the other nominees
were nominated by reclamation.
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flag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at
$500 from iselfast and all stations ON Branch
through tickets to all points West and North
west via an routes. for sale by l.. w. GEoRGR
Agent, Belfast. GEO F EVANS
Vice President and General Manager
+. E. BooFHBY, Gen'l Pass and Ticket Agent.
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BUCK|NGHAM'S DYE
FIFTY CTS OF DRUGGISTS Or h, P HAi1 \ 20 N.sur.
.|1aEI[9 !AR!51I$$Rj

On and after Oct. TO- 1904, trains CONNECTING
at Hnrnhanl ailt, "atei,iile with throupf, train.
Tor and from Bangor Waterville, Portland and
Boston, will run as follows:
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rRIHfRN MAINE
", sfABoARD RAILROAD

.,. OF the Spur in Connection
%" Belfast Branch. Handling of
With i'7 7'
anti .ai Coai' etc
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The firm of Thomas Cannon & Son has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. All bust
ness will be settled by Thomas Cannon. 4S Con-
gress street. AL ind bted to the firm are re-
quested to settle promptly.
THOMAS CANNON
LEWIS CANNON.
Belfast January q 1305-3wl
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itntols me Seaport comes into the
abg H n.fil limits of Bangor, it is not
y es S"' = INTO the city proper, but will
llerq VI access to Bangor people.
.orpo,,,S nothing to prevent another
ION Rp. ah from building road out
D"hgor to connect with the Sea-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

The Arhansas diy;sicn. 7 p. A.
Ret a Little Rock in annual conven-
On SATURDAY night. With President
5ohn L. Deasea IN the hair. ANA :
zood attendance from all over the
,tste.
Reports = President Deason ar
Secretary aaa Treasurer w. l.
Hedges showed the Arkansas division
+ excellent condition. With u member
~Aib 81 2l- ~ increase Of eighteen
oyee last yes.
Pos A. Lite Rock; Post B Fort
Smith. auG Pest {, Pinv Bluff. mat
good reports 10 the convention. ThaT-
was paid to the beneticiaries tor tn.
year s. 1,05SS.:3s--.
7. \. Simms, chairman tf The lesis=
l;.tiee committee: D. \. Mckay. chair
man OF the employment. eomuittes-s
]. B. Dickinson. chairman OF tA-.
press committee; DR.. w {. Dnna~oF.
state surgeon. and Rev. T Y. Ro,;".
sey, state chaplain. made splendir' -.
rcrts of their respective operatioAs.
The following officers We're el q
for the wear: Jefferson Allison IL
tie Rock, president; Henry ieaSer.
Little Rock first vice president;
Miles Scull, Little Rock. second vice
president; Louis Adams, Little Ro'>@,
/ third vice president: Henry c. Drey-
fus. Pine Bluff, fourth vice president:
C. V. Riley. Fort Smith. fifth vice
PRESIDENT: R. S. Thompson, Pine 8lr4
John Witherspoon, Fcrt Smith, 'ohn
I. Deason, Miles Scull and A. F. Rein
hsrdt, directors: W. j. Hodges wos re-
e:ected secretary-treasure
DR.. w. c. Dunawav was recon-
tarr6ed for T P A. surgeon, and Rev.
T Y. Ramsey vas elected state char
lain. There was a spirited contest
fer members OF the delegation - n
national convention to be held n.y.
r.enth at savannah, Ga. TIE follow
fas were elected F T. Reynoli-
rert Smith. Miles Scuit ''aor:-
Shelton and J. +. Dickinson I irr'
Rock. Alternates R. F, 7n-iand =
\. s;m2s. J. Finn Hut Pm Bln2
and A c. Burh, Little Rock.
yota Of thanks was extended :
tile retiring officers for their solert
showing OF tae past years ~ork. t.
rs5 - aijofTned sine de
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SOME OF THE NEW OFFICERi

l'he= new ciIy administration take4
Tho oath cf office tonight al the last
iqeetj0e of tie present city eouncH
Taefe az bul few changes 10 -
made III The personnel ot lire ely off
Gers. although another administration
-tartz tonight Mayer II kiue Whit
WiH -tleeeed lfmselt as mayor. w. L.
TaaeS a. paice i0d@e. and AIaermea
EeNe4 Jordan aua NicHoi retain theif
~ea1z II the eitx council for another
ceraI# 81 TWO Yeazsz L. NJ llishtowei
vii quality aud b. sworn i'll Is aldeg
nan from tho Fourth ward. succeed
iU2 Gabe Meyer and be the only new
mentri et The council Joe p Alex
audi Will .7aeeeed Ralph Robinson
~ e5f2 treasurer.
Tie old council will meet first an3
Viii transact al routine business b.
toe lis hnal adjournment. Directly
alter tbe meeting OF the old counci'
the NV one viii meet and organlz+=
tn#thr appeutf1e officers there vii
probably u. several changes As pre-
oazsIy annUrucea y i Stewart will
| ,neeeea i + Culpeppcr rs chief Of
polio md Iohn Perdu" will succeed
Ivan Psruell as assistant chief of 20
ice. Further changes in the patrol
men s,ili 81 announced by Chief Stew
ar Taesdas Il Is understood tlr't
he polio depart ment will receive =
shafiag HP. although il is hot know
al fHi5 ana Hoa many neW patroIn.ea
viii. appointed
Mayor Whit ha> refused 10 m
nounea h.9 appointment 10 the oflica
OF c17tef - Tho fire department uatit
tonig1. Il i understood there ara
-rver3f srpi;cants Tor The position
1'her- = ou@ ~ applicant for tiI.
position y - engineer 4 Mr. BerlIa
of s5ntf2ar; b1t il is probable that
joi.a 2 flar3@f. the present city ca
siceer. vi -. eezrlected by the ce'.
CT
" = 8as'en has no opposition for
:, xtoa . !}eiWoed cemetery. hnt IN.
cor,!ias to -h- oest Information There
| viii perhaps D. 4 change IN tie Office
OF city s>,nifari..n The new board
o. health viii also contain some ne"
| members
Tonights session {, the city coun
c:l will be a busy one.
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COTTON BELT IMPROVEMENT
Work on Betterment to Cost $4,000
900 Has Begun.

TeNarkaua. April l0.-The Cotton
H"f Railway company hats cemmene=
ed a general Improvement of its road
bed west from this place to l.utllin
aid also between Waco and Fort
Worth Extra gangs of men We're pat
Il work all alGng the line digging
gravel pits. changing grades and lay
il . heavy steel rails. The G0ulds re
cenllv ordered tie expenditure Of s..
tno 9He fer this work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
Six Months Leave Of Absence.

DR. A. c. Jordan leaves tomorrow
for Ne wYork, where he will take
post graduate course in medicine He
will stay in New York until jun !.
when he will sail for Europe On an
extended visit Mrs. Jordan will JON
him i1 New York later. Dr.. jordan
will not resign his seat in the council.
but will take a leave OF absence. He
cxepcts to be gone about six m0Dtas-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

Mr.. Mslvina A. G:5son has fled
srit " The Jafersna circuit court
az =. he s.. I,ouis Southwestern
road 9or s2o0HH damages, alleged 70
law o-rn sustained 3y the loss Of
cropS IN lands during t1e4 overflow IN
ch4 >pr.ng o5 lao4 TIE plaintiff al
l.eeos ..ha- the en. banAme1ts e* Cte
ra lro.,i company CAUSED t. water
II. .,-:rs.aw her laai a. - raulain
y =. "a1ir all thr cne:s 1e:- &c,
str9T. :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
PROPOSITION U5MiTTED,

/. r. Johnson. Secce-arE OF
n. e-arS OF -rahe n2s rac-iT=>i the
~ >, >;.ior regarding ss~ ouii5iscg Of
n n.,rs han,; south r.4.iroAi through
Pin Bluff nom MesScs Pae'S-r and
S~r@7clin representing Colorado
@ 2i-s. md this erops.eio1 @ill be
s,,.,.l..t,..e-l 10 a meeting aF -b- itrect-
a-S i -he Pine Bluff 2ad Southern
ard no,r iate~asted i ..e enterprise
to-. ..#5@ ni1et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
LAST DAY BEFORE PENALTY.

To-Day vas th~ It3E aaF Un1ef u
law for the paE22-a- o5 taXes All
sherif GouId> &c has 34-@
crowded all day NJ Goaia n
aources t!at 5A- 5.,as 9i.l closa 1T
s o'clock toni2ht \ those wno ,.it
NO pay taxes befe@= setay vii b re-
CURED to pay tie penalty. Up until
O'Clock this afternoon 5.7c5 p
ceipts had been issged which is rear'
Il 1000 less than .aSt year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS
According to the compronise certifi-
ed to the Collectors.

Secretary Of STATE l.e'.":2 has eof1-
uleted the work Of l.GVying oul N
excess valuation on tbs various RAJ
roads IL thp state iaI5=a he cots.-
premise. and has Sc. oat 10 the *.
rious county clerks q Tie STATE IL.
figures for the counties @ircted. IT,
list OF tieures Tor 1hq aurLre Gan2ter
of counties concerned includes about
100 pages O. 1ypewrit5e0 COPY AM
gives the former va.tia-;on tsfe -
sessed valuation and "a comprcrss+
valuation. with the 4 f:ss."rnce IN van
ation upeo which the e.ee!ts AL eei.
lectors are 10 collect o2ck taxes foC
the years 1903 and laet
Included in the list ~ isu9ts -n5
following letter is sent t. each eeAnty
clerk:
To the County Ciers~ aad t.sz c.
lectors-Dear Sirs: VIII this con-.
r.unic9tt. on [ enclose 70 certificates
from this office showing the amount
of additional assessments upon tie
railway property mentioned rs-efeih
and which has been fiXeG and Is now
certified under the direction % me
chancery court, both state and fed
eral in which the causes OF the sew
er.I railroads agains4 the board OF
assessors for the assessment OF rail-.
read property have been pen0iES.
These valuations are to be EXTENDED
NV the clerks upon the tax books now
in the hands CT the collectors as soo1i
after the certificates are received as
the same can be done The Clerk VIII
nxAand On these calculations the taxes
for state, county, road. school DIS
trict and other purposes, at the rates
several]v levied for the use of the sew
eraI funds thereof for the year named
in the certificate herewith enclosed.
THE taxes must be extended separate
w. showing on the books the year lot
which the same are levied, making
the extension on the bass Ct the rates
for 1903 and 1904. respectively, in
some cases the extension will De made
IN the additional ya.uatloNs 1or the
wear 1904 alone. and wnan this is the
case the certificate vii she" tn't
fact. The several railway taxpayers
are, By order of the court, t1, h5 a.
1cveS 20 pay the taxes u tue add,
tio1al valuation herewith certified a.
any lime before the second OF May
without the addition Of q penalty Tor
anD.failure to do So prior 70 tue ieta
day a April 1t is Therefore Important
tha4 he extension On re basis G IN
additional assessments he~a"i5A se2'
sbai; be made upon tha Tx 6ooaa aS
.so,n as possible. The dac"ees und@E
which these certificates a~e maze ana
sent forward, direct -aa. II sE-'3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

county clerks shall charge the col
Iectors with the addittCnaI taxes h ,rr-
by directed 10 be extended. and in
cldt same in July settlements. and
said clerks shall make the usaUl Ger
titicafes to the auditor, showing the
OF taxes extended for the use
Cf the several state funds includcd d
ir tn" lax levy. Yours Very truly.
O 6 Ludwig
Secretary OF STATE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
t. 6. CHEEK GOT IT.

Luis :. ch~eH mas been appointed
:, see OF tn peac- .: Governor ba,
-, 70 succeed a ] Stewart who re-
s.a,a5 "a raxe H. o.:ae Of chief e
oclice Nj CO ca been d-ea5y
ns,aole und4r z'eaas Sre@ar1 f>r
some tina ana /, acquainted "jth ta4
cu-te~ OF the otic- II will haze 9is
offices in fhe ~rc,ll> esaS By jA3E g.
stewart on cour. saaae-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
an lmpro9nment On the two vears
l.ael Respectfully.
II KING WHITE. Mav,r.
NEW SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES
Thos- Reported for Arkansas for the
Past Week

etaftaa aaa 'reaa Npril fae
Is. principal oyv industries in III
zaH#tt.5 In #lf=s tor fE9 week eudfne
s4tu day. ~ complied by lie Tfade-
aaa shea= lassy# namfel# OF heavily
e5faaa1fza5 aa974as af the half nj
HaH and 8H5en deEa1 cIazs
Iesa2ln- =e=@s.an1= e.eoitdt4rd II s.
aooooa aamlad frem Ohlahom
anf Il ecran anvil at rhe sum. capital
5T.ou from soooH Carolina In TIN
III ca.s.3 81 a. 6alf million dol.
.al.s aI maee. .1o tmnbel company ~.
TeNail>au4. Aea.. an Investment con-
.say H=t-#Hs.ana a4a pa.He aaa 81!
works Ia N55TH IlDa lzs6a in '6e e1s,
sv>cfa 1ar4o ne0 e@poto-ianz ah,
mount Il eaGta involved 1e.
s.ased sf56a Hfadesman list Whtrb
EfcltIo- as.z= ill., NOR Important nov
indus rt.1 af4aui asaszs - taa=a5a4
is as foala3s
Arkansas
Ra,e~viIfe $24eeee zshI 6e# am
lower plant
Pine BIuIf Ice factory 2szzeeo
Hardware company
Sheridan $1>ooo stavp factory
I'ou Smith. Zee factory $l2seaa
coal company, $Ioo.ooe lumber com
lany
TrNarkana $2oo Qua land aitd hHn
bel company. $3oo.enn lumber comp
~.
ClarksNilIc@ Foundry and niachln"
shops.
he Queen=tce factory
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
GREETED EVANGELIST JOHNSON
SUNDAY NIGHT AT SECOND
CHU RCH.
There We're Fouc Services Sunday,
and Many Expressed Desire
for Salvation.
for Ssivattof1.

T. has beer ma fa| .inee the'
:, CON, presby,,-rian church OF East
,~.acrd a4rnu.- va> packed With peo-
,,. a4 /, VAS last nt4ht 4 number
ii e4i,dfpn W. IA - platform
lre- aHH.Ber = s..i.aoad MN an
,'.r:r families ~-r4 present Ia
a..ngala~t !.racb4.. Nifn tn12i.al
nrs..r ard the antience gave m4fEt1
!, 9ri,za Th-. a;,ef meeting @as
rofta:l4 ea-. \ number Went to
=. a'sar q,he caureh is being great
= ~rt~r4 i ta4 -otaceo habit is being
4.,corttaaea 4rt people are seeking
fba D. Drism OF tn, saiy spirit. a glo-
r.5n. aerk is anrieiaa;ef. There
a.,ra t,4..n seeker, At th. altar a!mos'
v4rv nj n since the meeting BEGAN.
- ch;'ztren meeting at D. M was
v..rl at 9ded and greatly enjoyed oy
s,nla yoang and old. One little sifi
y-t il the meeting. and nearly ey'
3rv child expressed q desire fef sal
cation most of them going TO the a..
+ar TIE meeting continues during
th-. week It Is likriy that Mr.. 3oan-
SON vii, 20 fro1. alre 70 Le"isftt'e
ArI<
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
Roberts Case c Called.

Mar{arna Ark. Apeil 1e.-tSpe-
c.al.}--The case o. .Teisn Roberts. eN-
n aycr ii Searcy. who is connected
Qi-h The famous l.ightle insurance
c1o~niracy, Was called this morning
l. fore Judge Hutton There We're ~ p
u.na ,li:.torrT tactics Il the ops-ain7
IL th,, case and 1.t iit.''- was aeeom-
piiShet IN the tria.