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New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths. y. Y, Aug. 10 CspeciaD-The
fine fishing and prospects Of good hunting
attracting many 10 Paul Smiths. The fishing
has seldom been better than now Among those
recently arrived from New-York are Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore Douglas Robinson. who have
taken apartments at the Casino.
The Casino apartments are IN such demand
that practically al rooms there are taken.
Among others there this week are Mrs. Samuel
Wilder and her daughter, Miss Anna Wilder.
Of Rochester; Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Peletreau, of
Kalamazoo, Mich. F. Thurman. Of London,
England. Edward Z. Gold, the Misses Ada and
Elise Smith. Of New York: Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.
Mackey Mrs Arnold DAILY and her daughter,
Miss Byth DAILY. Of New-York; Miss A NJ.
White and the Misses Helen and Grace Outer
bridge. OF New-York.
Almost every night this week there has been
aoinner party at the Casino. One Of the largest
sss that given by Edmund Hall PenfoId, who
snisrtaIued z party OF fourteen Thursday even
Ag At another dinner party held there those
sssssnt were AIr and Mrs Caryl B. Ely. Miss
-scksr ana Miss Hudson. who are at Camp
fire Iake
s0ne enjoyable dinner parties are given by
boetnan Carnegie ~ his rough camp on Noun
tain Pond short distance from the hotel. At
e1e held Wednesday evening Mr.. Carnegies
guests were Mrs r. c. Lakeland Miss Q. Lack
,sIo the Misses Tooie. Paul smith. jr., and Ed
David Wilcox. president Of the Delaware ana
,i1oson Railway Company, was a guest at the
-~e This week lie was accompanied by Mr..
.ha MIS- II. W. Warren and Miss 7. s. Hanil-
Ooni OF New-York
attorney General Mayer was one of a coach
Nle party visiting here this week. He was ac-
s-atpanied Dy sister, Mrs Hays, and mis-
3s9lher. Ernest J. Mayer. Of New York.
Ahe only uHOccUpied cottage at the hotel has
oseh taken 10y Il n Coffeen, Of AewYOrk who
isss arrived with his Wife and daughter State
superintendent OF Banking +. ID. Kilburn has
o7eh spending several days here. With c s.
sestle, ~ Chicago. he made a tOur Of the lakes
~ A. Lane. Of NeW-York. is visiting his son.
1-yoDeFt Lane. John J. Kane. Of New-YOrk, IS
-lie guest Ot DR. T.. !. TrudeSu. Milton c. Work
sl*ial few days here the guest Of Henry l.
NseAfahe, j.. Of NeW-York-
he Crawford camp on Osgood Lake has been
SSefeh ior the haiance Of the season by Mr. and
safs = :. Wight, " New-Yrk. Their daugh-
'eT Miss Helen wight. accompanies them.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
SARANAC INN.

saranac Inn N Y, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-The
annual fair for the benefit of DR.. z. L. Tru-
deaus Cottage Sanatorium, held to-day at the
inn, was successful. and good sum was netted.
The women in charge were Mrs. d. w. Riddle,
Mrs. Thomas Blagden. Mrs. r. }. Douglas. Mrs.
F. s. Bangs Mrs. ]. S. Rache, Mrs S. A. SVEN
son. Mrs A. H. Belo, Mrs. j, J. Browne. Mrs
Kriebs Mrs L. W. Richardson. Mrs. r. S. Pea
body, Mrs H. NJ. Dunn, Mrs. l.. White. Mrs
o. h Kahn. Mrs. j. P. Mum, Mrs. j. Ben Hart.
Mrs. Fred Humphreys. Mrs. A Jenkins, Mrs.
l. N Seligman, Mrs. ayard Cutting. Mrs. 5 W.
Colgate. Mrs. Benjamin Douglass-Mrs. II. u.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. \ Y. Aug. 10 (speciaD.-Interest
In boating was never before rife among the
voung men here as at the present time. An ex-
citing series Of races held few days ago
The chief event three mile open free for all
was won by william F. Carney, who covered
the distance in twenty six minutes and twenty
seconds The first prize was handsome silver
cun AImon Harding finished second, and John
a RiddeIl of New-York third. two cared
race Of one and half miles was won by John
A Fiddeu and Frank L. Travis, OF New York
Edward Thedford. of New-Yc.k, was coNswain
Another series Of races Tor a cup offered -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Change of Opinion on Chinese Er-
cluSioR-The SaIt0n Sea.

san Francisco Aug. 1S.-I41te estimates indi-
cate that the coming orange and lemon crop in
California viii be a record breaker Shipments
it is declared. viii reach 81 600 cars. and may
go to 4Oo'0 The yield Of the current year as
given by the Southern California Fruit Ex-
change. shows that the last crop yielded to
growers ST,OOo.c00. The output OF the coming
year. on the same basis. Will produce Sl2 900 zoo
To handle this immense crop viii tax the equtu-
nEent of the railroads. bur fortunately the Salr
Lake Railway viii soon be in a. position to take
a share Of the business and relieve the Southern
Pacific and Santa Fe.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

mund Schwartz, Miss Schwartz Mrs. P. W. Page
and the Misses Page. Henry Bausch, head or
the Bausch & Lomb optical Company Roch-
ester, N Y arrived here a few days ago, with
Mrs Bausch Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Watson. Miss
]. NJ. Watson, Misses Josephine and GLADYS
Watson of New York, who recently arrived
here. have taken a cottage for the balance or
the season. H NJ. Hubbell, who has been spend
ing the summer here. returned TO New-York
early in the week with Master Southgate Crosby
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

Ben. Franklin. assisted by the Stevens House
orchestra, gave enjoyable song recital in the
hotel parlOrs on Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20

The fact that san Francisco mas no perma
nent orchestra or concert hall, where music low
Ing people hear high class symphony con-
cegts excited the comment 0f Mare Bsumen-
thai the Editor OF The Musical Courier" of
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
THE AMPERsAND.

Ainpersand. =. y, AUg.I9 (SpeciaD.-This has
s'eh week u activity among the golf players.
nsineipal events being match on the home
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
COULDN'T BE BOTH.

,.,,rtsret Said Mrs Hiram Oner the servant.
the lady whose You gave as reference tells mo
,-,, acre nat ei~ays truthful and ohedislt-'
arsf replied Bridget = eouldnt e< via 81
.sfinr M All t.rs@ she wasn't ax bona
philadelphia Prss.-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
The I.Obster's Advantages

The lobster has been ea!awe,l ~ IL
ture with two gifts w'ijei. : > a. ~ 81
SET the evils attending his lot. Oae is
t..e ability 10 light early. 9';ea a;!I a..
tae time il necessary. and the Other Is
the ability to grow 4 aew member An
eye, a Lee or a claw " lle,,eve;' the orig
inai is lost in the fortunes Vi war or by
reason OF any domest.c un2iea saietaess.
1t is these two gifts which eaab.e him
to grow up and become usetu. melo,
Der of society. most o. lis members be,
Tag secondhand, SD 10 spAak, By the
time he Is really grows, -Four Traea
News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
PRESIDENT BLOT Or
EMPLOYERS POLICIES


Tie nost striking 81 II &c d
7elopmsn1 Of the iaa4zie.aI eon4}4:a
9a.in4 the last t8a 5es9s is rae =
telSiNe and firm circulation Of HE
employers. They We" caug5oHle5l -
to5al comp9ct and Trustworthy asso-
ciasions by theh experience Of The
force which could be eX@rso1 by the
la3ee organizations ot sa3or aeains1
any single employer. Thy foaad ~
t't"il only safety was in tn orean-
l.dfion Of trust worthy associations cf
employers in each II IL principal
trades or occupations. au also f
comprehensive ASSOCIATIONS Naicn
represent the employers N i 4raa'
variety Of industries.
These trade asSociat;on. ere. py
@ uloe. yaricus. because ~ pres?s
and interests cf 1he dtferene ta55'5
ana manuteelufts are various S..
sle uniform policy is not 10 be oN.
pected in all employers association,
except fer ;he main lines Of gclion.
TIE Effort after Il uniform policy IL
rt sarl te wages and hours. which
eharacterizes rh- federated Ii 4 :
unions, is in my view. a dangerous
one whether tUa tee trades Unions er
to- 1he employers. associations. Tn
,iiversi;ies iii Tie industries anl &c.
c1pations OF H. country ave So great.
aDd the conditions HAGer which ;he
~alne Industries are prosecuted in dit
I. rem; places differ Sc widely. thar th-
public may reaseaab,y dis1rUs1 ef
forts a. universal LEGISLATION or urt-
Yersal policieS-fha; :. legislation q
policies which are supposed 70 cover
s. great variety g -rad@s - az in
tended to produce tte SAM rates ii
wages and the sara hours o. daily Ia
be- over wide areas of o;c v&sl coun
try. Il is clear tina an almost indis-
pensable mode ef conducting one in
Gustry may be entirely .napplicabl7
IN another industry and tina such Ill
vtr>itieS extend - rates OF wages
to the number Of hours whieh count as
q days work, and 10 the distribution
vi the hours OF .abo' ct,eos-is he rwAn,
ty.t5llr hours lie tay-Iiaror.5>
Magazine,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
4 NIGHT DEPARTURE
Ana First-Ctass Service to Florida
Va Souttern RAILWAY

L~aEe Memphis ualoa depot. South.
n '.,..way train NJ. l. p. NJ. re
nai,.:t.g i. sleeper At Chattanooga.
1ttIle .. nex- track, same station,
THE CHICAGO AND FLORIDA
SPECIAL
Leaving 7:15 a. III. except Mondays
which ru1ss solid via Atlanta Macon
an,' 1ass1p. arriving Jacksonville
same evening at 9:25 p. M, and St.
A};sfissi,ie 1o:35 p. m.
Tha train consists Of combined
baggage and club car, four elegant
Pullman sIeepers and one dining car.
Florida literature and berth reserv-
atoms II application to
C. A. DeSAUSSURE. d. P. A.
l.. NJ. DeSAUSSURE, c. T. A,
Memphis, Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
Tree That Tura~ to Stone.

There is tree that grows III Mexico
called the chjjol. or stone tr,-e. Ii is
OF enormous proportions. botA in cir
cumferenee and height. 1t has Il ln,a-
Der Of branches spreading ont widely
AMI carrying leaves OF y.lIevi,}
green color The wood i extremely
fine and easily worked III Il green state.
1t is not given 10 eithe: warl4ing o.,
splitting. Tie most "ei"arkabr tAin-
about it is that after being eut the
wood gets gradually harder, aad in the
course OF a few years 1t is absolutely
petritied whether left IN the open ai-
or buried ii the ground i'.0:n this
timber houses cau be built tAat would
in few years become coalpletely ire
proof and would last as long rs though
built Of stone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
REAPED AS HE SOWEO.
The Crop Thnt Was Raised by Mefs-
sonier's Clever Gardener

MciSsonier, like many other cclclri-
ties. had & passon fot gardening Ills
gardener, an accomplished b0tautst.
knew to perfection the seeds Of every
plant. and his master hsd often tried
in vain to throw nina off Hjs gaartl
This tirIe / have tfitl. tIIe artist re-
marked to Il party u friends 81; Tn
dinner table Ald ue showed tifeu 4
packet containing tire deled roe If
herrug He then sent t9I tls eaa5eu-
er
do you know this seed Mcl~sonIer
inquired.
The gardener eafefnH> ~erHH6zed
the grains.
why not he said at ta~t ..Ehey
are tie seeds Of tie Topus fnsamus.'
very rare tropical plant
How long Will they be coming upf"
Meissonier asked with d ehucl,lo Of sup
pressed eXuitHtion
About fortnight, vas tie reply.
Two weeks later tle guests We're
again assembled at Neissoritrs table,
and after dinner the gardener WAS an
nounced.
M Meissoner9 the man said, "the
seed has just come up
All, you surprise me" the artist ex-
claimed as he rose and led tie way
into the garden 10 examine the botan-
zeal phenomenon,
The gardener lifted glass shade and
disclosed 70 NieW small bed With
three rows of picked herrings heads
peepins out of the earth. Everybody
laughed. Mei,sonier dismissed the
gardener on tie SPOT, but took him on
again neNt day,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
Bad Effect OF Ditters.

Luckily a5s;nth is not much drunk
in England. but Other bitt.rs ara, some
that are only less injurious. Your read
ers should know that a.. bitter tonics,
habitually INDUCED il. ara apt to do
harm-to depress. nor exhjiarate. Sach
tonics should be taler rather IS n ed
c;nes than as everyday drinks. You
could bring yo1rse.t to melancholy by
means Of eenJaa, l;ia>>ln 9r soIfimba
as well as hy wov;a od.-Ioetoc il
london MAJ.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
THE DANCE IN SPAIN.
1t Is I'm Essential Part Of the Life ot
th" People.

th" People.
Dancing is q universal instinct with
Spanish women The great annual feria
at Seville is largely an Orgy Of daucing.
As evening approaches everywhere one
begins To lear Tie sound of castanets
and IL see the gracious movements Of
tie Sez5datlla. the universal Andalu-
sian dance
i;1a he fundamental instincts Of tie
Sf&=.aHl 1a} d2Hein2 and the serious
ar 4s.at t1ziaa ~ III 4Ai,.li Il cypress.
6 - 1e..4 =essnza0f Of Dc people are
pef!#s3'5 asa bN aetililt- rl~e So
nGefs = 81 Ia existence ei. religious
tlaa5.a=5 IN spain - lie i.a4e Of 81.
IhoHH~ q: A=.lIHa444= bishop of Va.
leurt;s. il <Sa~= ea>; 5.Ia9z1 to dance be-
fore ;f.t'# - ed e5ssaelat- in The church,
es ii :st=45i5e. ...45se#ls,. .Ieep@ saia N8lenz
cia. kefis55a<= elz#s.,..az So s#}aa.al L, be
comm I'll n g'ats'flsfaI aHE II RoiIssiH0n
{tlIe aost Spanish 7f Tie I.fra-h PROV
iaee~l up IL 1he. zes4enHaeaih# eeafdry
But Il reai altA GH..l3 survival of re-
Ngious ttaas.4.s iS tie t:Gl1ee al lie
seises IN Seville cathedral. when tie
chofiStprS. Wearih-s tie ~ss3s4.i-ea>tJlaa
as theH Wee tHe Near> a.rA. lrrl9rl. =
dane to the ;greolaI4suiH4r.t vi ca.t;l-
nets i'll the sPatae hclWeea tie llf-l! al
tar and the choir
Dancing is something ll5.'r t!.!u ~
amusement in Spain Il .~ part % l,,G.}t
solemn ritual WAjc, e4i,4S Ito t..s.
whole life of tie !eoa,e 'f'Ne1;ie1ss
Century Home,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
SSG
Fer Letters A5out the South.
west


Tt. ae~te,a 1'c.... na2azi..e Offers
* g,:z4s a-sre4a. in2 ii va:av s3o6
ii ~ailraeJ porta-io,.. ser .e+c,ors
fepH residents of Arkansas. Eastern
Cpi2rad.3 Missouri, Kansas. In,iiar.
Terri ~ Oklahoma. TeNaS ans New
Nexie5
i WAITS letters taar will in.5gce en-
e.se- c and anlb ;iou7 ,aeu am VIC
.2en t2 settle in tie s~ea1 ana grow
ing s1Utawest. anG c54s.= engage in
,armitig cattle RAILING. FRUIT growing
ARD similar PURSUITS.
To accomplish thu pa.a = wlio,. Z
has in view, the Western 7rai. tfe.rs
he following prizes in railroad tan.
Iortation for the SIX LETTERS Whicn. in
the opinion of competent iu3i4e.
shall be deemed best suited te l.. r..
quirements:
First prize. s1oo in railroad reans-
portation.
Second prize, So in raiiroa; -rans
pCrtaton
Third prize, $50 in railroad Z rs.
portaton.
Fourth prize, s25 in railroad rams.
portatiCn.
Fifth prize, s25 in railroad t~ans.
portation.
Sixth prize, s25 in railroad trans.
pcrtation
The Conditions Are Easy.
Letters should deal with the writ
er's experience since he settled in the
southwest. They should tell how much
money he had when he arrived, what
he did when he first came, what meas
ure Of success has since crowned his
efforts and what he thinks of that por-
ton of the country in which he is
located. Letters should not be less
than 900 nor more than 1900 words
II length, and will be used for the pur-
pose of advertising the southwest
Letters are desired not only from
farmers and farmers wives. bUt a,se
from merchants, school teachers. cler-
gymen; from everyone VINO h7s a
story to tell and who knows tG3w %
tell it. Poetical cor.gi3sei9ps are
not wanted.
All can not win prizes 9ac ~ heir
contributions they car ass.s- rae
Western Trail in is efforts = celo.
nize and upbuilu the soHthwas=
Contest closes June 50, 1@05. Prizes
viii be awarded as s57u taasa after
as results can be determined Al
dress the Western Tra:,r 75G-144 Van
Bage1 street, Cbica.3. T..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
TAoRNs THAT SCRATCH


Why should IN i'5cNit.- = derr:es 5
be & jco thar tear. or c.Q7hius and
scratches oal. hand. ssEs Ne Garden
Magaziue. WHY ne t1a,- rhP berries
to accommodate Themselves 70 OF
convenience ins.ea5 0. adapting our
selves 70 their grseasenai.-e habi-s
March IS the ci.l.e % Ike The frs,
step 10 secure an excellent crop ana
an early oue s. Hp stakes and rsa
wires from sne i tHe other To -he
v:r4s ste Jhe ssiy ssai..s a marry
ppright as they viii 20 This VIII
encourage t1e How Of -ar 5a'l ~
vii have be--re .e.t +ss..Hs b-ffi :,
,:lan i ehey WEI s4f- - themselves
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
NEW SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
VIA IRON MOLs:AiN RCUTE

Commencing August 9Th, the lres
Mountain Route Will establish throuT'
1ai,--- sleeping car service betwe<,
New Orleans and St. Louis, via vs.
ley Route and 7. P. on the follow1Ei
schedule:
Northbounu.
Leave New Orleans 6:35 p. m.
Leave Pine Bluff 4:45 p. m.
Arrive ST. Louis 7:3a a. N.
SouthboUnd.
Leave st. Louis $40 p. m.
Arrive Pine Bluff 1880 a. N.
Arrive New Orleans S:55 a. m
Fer reservations apply to iocs
agent.
H. C. TOWNSEND, G. P. & IA
st. Loud ma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
How She sawed Trouble.

tDoes y,i;r ianit3r attainpt to show
his authority :"
NO" answered Mr. Flats. IA
didn't have to Show his antdor.tI'
started in by sivia- hin to understand
that fully recognized II without any
argument "-EXclange
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
The logical Cure.

"Did you ever have Insomnia"
Sure" replied the man who pro
tends 10 know it al.
What Jill you Do for it?'
Just Slept i OF, Houston Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
SOME WITTY RESPONSES.

s@lae e2lts f1aHae iazhtt#p1q vi.
iels..s= OF The 9za4l=ah azg5aal.sl
bea2-a~ JaB13= ar 4seal5s. ~ II
i.
Oh aas eee5sfoa= on #asflz- azi5f
te e@asi6afe l. q Subscription faaa
Ter a needy authes h. a5aa:5~s15l5. ta=
Gu red J5e 71tn reded for r 1is-
@NpIl. Was fhe fespanz 4 h4Ha
jfst tour AID svo Ha.s-1.~ ~, 9as
II m Strai4Ar.
Put Nc down e. 7s.s . -
nan-hfs. was 80 re21y
\ lawH4r 9ep.Hlre ta=.tls -f.a~ 9E
Bis heath deen's a dIHnz@ e. ar.
istS, stamn1ered e,.- Tia. h d: IL,
expect honor IS Jaw cou:a hardy
te considered orr OF t,.a arrS: where.
rpon Iercl} fnt4rjecteG ore word oaly
Back
I : related raaz ou oue occasion
a lons-w z.;el; frian6 stepped Ieeoi,l
Whe was ilaerEtl4z Oh urgent bushes,
along Recent Sty-zc. with the question.
=WeH. J"1o.d ~ baE-, wha- < so;n.
OF %
i an r--a"--., 5eroid. Shoo- ing
y without t.f.fi.~.' s8oaSe.-fIac-
3eu's W~el,lE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
Z. ' ." = = ~
ARkANAS RIVER
PACKET co.

I'd NowIand. Pres. Gen. Nor.
Il IePbeQa Ne. eli, Fe, NV. -.
Ter q. HHoffHdrIaHa
G,=E. PbdPot. General Agent.
t;rat ieaHes Au#ah e4aas Taes-
.!ssz a1 . y. III
boae teaAez PifZIa4a lAlar f'rflaY
~ IA. III.
We 1afz, laW laH - aaa faaIa
III poHffs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
COTTON BELT TIME CARD
Trains North


NJ. 2.-Leage Pine B.uf. l;25 D n
arrive $. Louis 80 a Il: arriYe
Memphis 80 Pm
No. 4-T.eave Piae B.af l2;55 q n;
arrive Memphis D. n. arr.q- s.
Louis 0:5t ,. n arrive ca.e9 1:25
p, II.
Little Rock Train
No. 32-Leaye P.re BIZ 2. 81 ?. n !;
arrive Little Rock 6;20 .. y.
No. 21-Leave Little Rock s:l5 a.
M: arrive Pine B.e@ 10:35 8. II.
Trains South
No. 1-Leaye Memphis $40 2. M,
leave St. Louis a. So = ~;
arrive Pine BIaf =. n; a-2!Te
~exarkana SIS ?. n
No 3-Leage :. Louis y .. II. !;
leave Memphis So p. n. awe
Pine Bluff - 3 n arrive Texar
kara 80 8.
p. g. A. T Trains
Leave Pine Bur $50 ?. =.
Arrive Pine B,ut 19:l9 q. n
Sunday
Leave Pine Blu4 ,. n
Arrive Pine BIZ. g =
9. NJ D.cGey Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
THE :
KELLEY
INSTITUTE

LIQUOR. OPIUM OR MORPHINE,
COCAINE AND TOBACCO HABITS
CURED.
Street number now 7o2 Park avenue.
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

Women are slit to make excellent
postmasters. K:2d ot 1aow b9w to
look after tie macs. as It Were.-Neg
York MAJ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
WILSON BROTHERS
ThelLeading Colored Druggists
Ma sonic TEMPLE

We have one Of the best soda fou1.
taias IN the city, caI serve SCI.
dt.a65 q 81 kinds. Ice cream made
dat.y FOR. pure cream, and vi, ae
de,t.9re1 to any part o. the city. A
5:s.s-s. q yo9r business solicited. Old
phone "a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
IN TO GO

'AieI# e caiicd tse ozd ut1sm.a4
from n ~IsiI5. 9WIfa sim =
&an HHaW. Pfas 9iier1 Az5estt.
.'iI claca 5sHH 4oiu4
'RNei W .5afI1t# b yalas lsae -
a#4a5sf IL
II }.-a2 E...1ai s.sg..s gatng - 80
49, ,1=2a erHa2 Wo"5ers v5y hnsi-
re.s i $50 toe. .~Fo.#.i, * lli..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

Il .s love that ea,a,rgrs ne least
deed and self thar str.uN2 the great
ess ..-. 49,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26
W. 5. Beard. j. h. EZell. j. A. Bell
v. s. BEARD & CO.
Rents 8 speciality. No. SIS State St,
Masonic femple.
Timber and Timbered Lands

W 81 city and country property.
Ha,e nice line TO show you.
We r=ut houses ana collect accounts
at re&soa45i,. rates. Viii sell you
acas4sernt sling CT all kinds or small
f.s}5il,5.
Cal 9r Us Old phone No. 29S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-26

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