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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16
FIFTEEN CENT COTTON
The s. G. A. Winning a
Great Battle.

The cotton growers of the South
through and with the assistance O
their organization, The Southern Cot
ton Association, are slowly but surely
winning the greatest commercial bat.
Tile ever known to the world. They
are being applauded by millions OF
people who are watching the great
| fight that is being successfully waged
by them to throw off the yoke OF
thieying and speculative manipulation
that has held them so long, and has
been the means Of enabling the spin
nerS to grow enormously wealthy at
the expense Of the poor farmer.
Those who stood loyal to the Asso-
citation and accepted its advice, as
given last January, to fix price of
l0c per pound on their cottOn-de-
mand it and get it-did so, notwith-
standing there were thousands who
decried their efforts by saying; 'Im-
possible, foolish, etc. The amount
o. cotton held by the loyal ones was
sufficient to bring the price to 1Oc
before the present crop was ready for
market.
On September II, the association
advised the farmers to ask lie for
their cotton as conditions fully war
ranted that price. Many fixed that
price and sold for it.
Now, on December /, the fact that
the crop is very short has been estab-
liehed beyond a shadow of doubt,
and only small remnant of that left
unsold, also, that the markets are bare
of dry goods with future prices enor-
mouSly advanced, cotton mills loaded
down with contracts and orders for
goods several months ahead, and only
with about One-half enough cotton in
sight to ill them. Will they pay 15c
for cotton? Why, of course they will
If you ask it! II you do not they will
take it at SC as they have in the past. |
Decide for yourselves-let them
have it at its actual value, 15c, or let
them have it at their price, 5c-it is |
yours-do as you please, but remem-
Der that IL you sell for less than it's
value, 15c, you are not only injuring
yourself, but every other owner of |
cotton Is being denied his price while
you are giving yours away, which pre-.
vents the advance as long as they can
get it at less than its value.
Hundreds Of thousands OF bales are
beinGspledged to the Southern Cotton
Association for 15c, enough to force
the price to its value very soon, unless
buyers can continue to get yours that
IS not pledged at their price, in this
event, the price cannot reach it's
'alue until yours has been taken out
'f the way and at their price-then
he loyal ones will again reap the ben
fits Of their Associations hard work
n their behalf.
RICHARD CHEATHAM, |,
Sec. Southern Cotton Association.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16

We direct attention to The ca2-
which appears again in this ssue ~
The Sentinel, signed By sp number ga
the ladies OF the town, calling for fIe8p
to. the poor and needy. 1t is yeF-
thy and heayen-B0rn ambition earss
prompts these good wemen to intanesk
themselves in relieving the distress
ed and satisfying the wants of rase
poor. There is no nobler wogla. We
are gratifed to announce that a large
number have responded to the can
since its publication last week ssny7
the committee has received nearly
10000 dollars in cash, but they hope
to get as much as $3.50. 90. as they can
judiciously use that amount. Let ev-
erybotfy come up To their and help
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16

Rough skin and cracked hands are
not only cured by DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, but an occasional applica-
tion will keep the skin soft and
smooth. Best for eczema, cuts, burns,
boils. etc. The genuine DeWitt's S
Witch Hazel Salye affords immediate
relief in all forms of blind, bleeding,
itching and protruding piles. Sold by
Hughes Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16

The most pleasant, safest and best
remedy for coughs, colds, Group, whoop
ing cough, etc., is Kennedy's Honey
and Tar. 1t expels alleold from the
system by acting as cathartic: Sold
by Hughes Drng Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16
Christmas Holiday Excursion Rates.

One and one-third fare plus 25 cents.
Minimum rate of so cents. Dates of
sale, December %, %, "a, % 80, and
81, 1905, and January 1, 1906, with
final limit January 4, 1906.
N. j. CAROTHERs, Ticket Agt.,
Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16

One night is all the time necessary
to prove that Pineuies is the fese
remedy in the world for ,backacle ard
all kidney and bladder troubles III
you have rheumatism or any other
blood disease a single dose viii give
relief. Second Glass Drug. Store
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16
Notice,

All parties are warned against tres
passing on my lands. w. r.. BAKER,
12-2-05 1T.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28
nnOSICK

Mrs Catherine clapper Is on the sick
list
Miss Mary Bowie Is confined Ia the
house by illness.
omer Spooper OF Richmondv who
has been visiting his cousins, Mira
waite Jepson aud Mrs Frank Gallup,
and Mrs Catherine Clappcr, his aunt,
returned home Tuesday.
A delightful gathering vas held ai
the X & Brown homestead Christmas
day. A sumptuous turkey dinner WAS
served TO -. The company sang and
had n Jolly good time during the after
noon and In the evening Christmas
tree delighted old aud young, 80 pres
ents being given away. A box OF de-
llcious Florida oranges arrived Ia
time 10 add 10 the good things TO eat,
C A Brown sending them as present.
The guests we're Mr. and Mrs Frank
Brown and Lewis G Brown Of New
York, Mr. aud Mrs Albert Brown and
son. Master Albert Burton Brown, DR.
and Mrs q 4 Brown and two daughters
Dorothy and Mildred, aud son, Rich
ard NJ Brown, Mr. and Mrs John Il
Burton, Mrs Knowlton, Mrs NJ X Gro
gan, Mrs Edward Donnelly, Rev w s
Coons and Misses Ellen and Sarah
crandall.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28

IA IL apparsnl thai 90 amount al
testimony Of eye-siiussses gill con.
slncs The Rutland Herald that there
~ss DO ''blundef" Ia tho execution Of
MARI Rogers aud no press censor
ship" Il not only prefers 70 believe
Tho contrary, hui Ia attempt "a. make
other psople bellege me an,rush. too.
Tho lnlasilos dons ~ tho nesspap.r
men that arc charged 9Th suppFessIng
rryoliins details under . promise 10
shield Ne authorities. rhlie Important
enough o. ihsn. 81 coarse. IL nothing
a. tho Outrageous calnmny upon Tho
government 81 tho sale ~ Vermont
lhai ihIs paper siahbaFhly persists Ia
conilnuins IN circulation sith mani
fosl in,sni IA employ u "a mere pollil
cal capital ~ some kin,,. The Herald
nsed IA 10 ADORE thal kind ~ thing. -
~ Albans Messenger.
The irpuble wllh tho Herald 10 that
IL hes 90 have "a issue ior lie osner's
campalsn for The sosernshlp. Il
doesn'i matter that ihs Herald has
grossly liielsd The state Of Vermont,
The iisrs a osner needs an issna IL
dossnt matter that tho Herald has
bosa unfair Ia Governor Bell. The
Herald ouner needs 90 Issue. II
doesnt matter ihai Ito Herald has
preferred tho mudpuddls ~ tho
'yellos' journals 9th all lie slime
Of pasrid sspsa,lonAiism. Tho Herald
ovnsr nerds al Issue. IL ooesu'i mat
lsr that tho Herald seeks 10 impsgn
,he motives Of Vermont nesspaper
tncn, who, 10 a situation that they had
nothing Ia do 10 bringing about, tried
sincerely 20 do their duty 10 behaif OF
tho profession Herald owner needs
40 Issue You must rrmembr uhai
The Herald has been relying on state
abuses ~ a war.cry 20 land iis candi.
date Ia The governors chair sod nov
Governor Bells administration has
unkindly and inconsidsraiely correct.
I'd most Of these abuses boiore the
campaign Ia open. No vondcr the
Herald fccls sorc. Tho Messenger
should be more gentle. II the Herald
wants 10 disguise lie candidate ss =
load Of hay 10 order IN catch the far
mer vote Il Is . moan thing 10 inier-
ferc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28
EAST ARLINorS

Mr.. } . shepard hes sons 10 North
bennineton,
Mrs MARY 0ardner has gone 10 Man
chester Gale there By . summons Z b
caro- for Mrs II n shas. sho IL III.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Burt have bean Ia
their hons here Tor short time. Miss
Eleanor hgrt also came up 10 her home
In chisllyl,ls.
Tho Christmas exercises % the Con
srasationsl church ~ero veil ssseoded,
hoth schools urIted Ia preparing for
the singing and for tho trees which
wsre laden siih sifis for young sad
old.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Bsscher Of West
Geld. Conn, ere sponding Tho holidays
ii Mrs bcccher's old home here. Thcy
arc staying wilh hsr sisisr. Mrs II n
Andro-. Roy n Andrew. vho ls 81
Yale, IL home for q vacation also y
n Andres from burr and Burton.
40 hsr homo 10 chissisills las, Tues
day night Mrs Thomas Jones passed
peacefully Away. shs had ban III bat
iwo or ihrsa days. for some time she
had bosn cared for BY Mr. snd Mrs
Thomas BELLS who lived 10 tho house
aud took great pains 10 make Mrs
Jones' iAsi days a. comfortable aud
pleasant ~ possible. Mrs Jonas maid
ca name ~as Abigail Carter. she
was born In Loomlnsicr, Mass, 10
1914 Tho cartors ~ero Tho lrst sol
Tiers In The place aud Carter hill In
that vicinity vas named for thrm.
Miss Carter was married In 1870 %
Thomas Jones. we'll known hcrc since
~ Capt Jones. Mr. and Mrs Jones
moved 70 SALISBURY from over the
mountain many years ago. tbey afirr
-ard moved u Chlselvlils. Four
ohlidrn y 70 born 20 them, Horace
X, Of Hartford. Mrs Martha Tlnkhsm
Of Loulsbrrg, Kan. Lesnder Of Green
wich. e., and Mrs Helen Itsdacld of
Kingston, Il I. Horace Jones eams
on 10 aitend tsr funeral services which
~crr held at tho house, Rcy y II Har
ris oiiiciaiing. DR. l. = Jones wAs un
able a. como on account Of Illness,
Mrs Redheld aud son. Rev Chas Red
field vcrc herr ALEC Mrs Hal Parsons
OF Hooslck falls and Mrs WIN Jones
40 sou Edward. Mr. Jones ~ss tsicc
married before marrying Miss Carter
aud grandchildren arc nos living, be
d,ed Oct II. 1879. aged ~ years. Mrs
Jones was unable 70 get about the
house alone for some time before her
death but her mertal faculties wcrc
we'll preserved. She united wlth tho
Congregational church here . long
time ago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28
ARE YOU WATCHED IN BAu
WEATHER.
Keeping the Kisneys Well Has Kept Man,
Benuisvtou People Well.

Keeping the Kiineys Well Has Kept Many
Remington People Well.
Many Bennington people lind that
bad weather brings on dull pain In
the back, or rheumatic aching, neural
gia, nervousness, irritability and
weakness. II, when you get wet or
take cold, IL "settles on the Kidneys"
and there is shivery, chilly sensation
In the back, 1t shows kidney weakness
which is often the beginning of disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills should be used
persistently until the chilly feeling Is
gore and the flow of urine Is natural.
Doan's Kidney Pills have saved ben.
nington people much suffering.
Joseph Clifford, farmer. living two
miles out on the South SALISBURY
iond says: early last fall caught
cold and it settled in my back and kid.
neys, making them weak and compell-
ing me to rise several times at night.
| had dull, heavy, aching pain some
times very severe In my loins and
through the small of my back and up
through my sides clear into the top OF
my head. At times | could not bend
or lift any heavy weight without sui.
fering pain across the loins that took
all the life out of me. tried different
remedies but they did me little II any
good. Finally l procured Doan's
Kidney Pills, used them for q time and
they entirely stopped the annoy snces.
l always recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills to my friends.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
ceLts. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's--and
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28
wooDFoRD.

James Higgins IL quite III.
Thomas Rogers has moved out
from Dunsillc.
Richard Dlnwlddie IL 81 home from
the Mt Hc-psn school.
Arthur Besaw has rsinrpcd 10 tow n
and Ia employed by T J Mallory.
sleighing 10 good from The foot OF
the mountain TO the Wilmington lIne.
Mr. and Mrs Geo W Wood we're
Christmas guests OF Mr. AID Mrs Geo
II Barber Of Wilmington.
Everybody misses Charles N Bliss
10 Woodford. He was q gentleman
always kind and pleasant and willing
10 give information on any topic,
whIch he could do 10 an Intelligent
manner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28
the Drysdale Store

Special Waterproof College Boots for Women SEQ them
comfortable You don't have ubbe The
ro Gun Metal Calf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY.

Herbert Stration OF Saratoga was
home Christmas.
Herbert Warn of Greenfield who
was home Monday returned Tuesday
morning.
Mrs and Mrs Edward Bowles and
children OF White Creek are visiting
friends here.
Herbert Elwell and family spent
Christmas with their daughter Mrs
Henry Stratton.
Mrs Dora Hill and daughter Lou.
setta OF the village visited at Smith
STATIONS this week.
Miss Mary Scary, the teacher at
Green Mountain Valley gave q Christ
mas tree for her scholars at the chapel
Saturday evening. All report good
time and all received nice present.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28

Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syraps
1t sweetens the stomach, aids digestion
and acts as gentle stimulant on the
liver and bowels without irritating
hese organs OrinO Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures biliousness and habitul
uaapstip alton. Does not nauseate or
gripe and Is mild and pleasant to take
Remember the name ORfNO and refuse
to accept any substitute. Sold by 3.
A Qnulsn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28
|stmas Clearing at Cost and Less

y oday very little prices Some perfect
epped into the others have tng damage that's hardly
would be very unwise merchandising carry them
So here they go the bargain table, and among those
ONE Of honest and truly bargains offered
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28

Itching piles? Never mind il ply.
sicians have failed to cure you. Try
Doan's Ointment. No failure there.
so cents at any drug store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-28
WEST RUPERT.

Mrs John Mattison is i'll at her
home.
Many family gatherings we're held
Christmas.
Mrs Maui OF Albany Is visiting her
son Willis OF this place.
EDVail and his mother are spend
ing Christmas week In Shushan.
Lewis Buck came home from the AL
b my Busin IS college TO spend Christ
mas.
Herbert Bounds moved to GeoI ge
Richey's tenement near o Beebe's
asst Saturday.
Joseph Bonnville and Divide Prindle
left last Saturday for few weeks visit
In Montreal.
Miss Ardella Harrington OF Fort
Edward and her sister Stella OF New
York came home to spend Christmas
with their grandmother, Mrs Ann Hop
kins.
A Christmas tree entertainment was
held in Sherman's hall Saturday eve
ming. Many presents were ,.istribut
among the Sunday school scholars and
teachers.
Misses Ella and Ruby Clark, both
teachers In the graded school at
Granville came home to spend Christi
mas with their par nts, Mr. and Mrs
Newton Clark.
There resides in this place three
brothers, Sherman, George and Marvin
Dole whose combined ages amount to
24O years. All are able to be around
and attend to daily duties.
Leo Sherman who is attending col
lege in Connecticut and his brother
Bert of Hiram, Ohio, came home to
spend Christmas with their parents Mr.
4 nd rs G III Sherman.
Last week. Thursday this place was
visited by a severe wind blow common
sing about A q. m. and Continuing UNI
IL 2 d. M, doing much damage, even
moving large barns from their founda-
ions and uproo:ing large trees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
kerSands' Minstre,s.

Billy Kersands' famous minsgrels
will open an engagement AT the ElAs
theater Saturday. ma inee and night,
with the famous watermelon first part
as the feature of the att{racion. This
spectacular novelty is noW the talk of
the theatrical world. and no one
should Miss il. The Chicago Daily
Tribune has the following TO say re
2arding ,he kersands' show of this
season: Billy kersands famous min.
strels opened a weeks engagement at
the Folly las ni.ht 10 larga and
We'll pleased audience. The famous
Watermelon first part which was The
Curtainraiser. da22'ad and ar.a|od
the large audience"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
SACWAY ELIAS BAD NAME
Arrested on Charge of Embezzlina
S565 in Louisiana.


Balwav Elias name is Jonah 10
hin for he is now in The very same
kind Of a fix that his first name sug-
2esls. BadW,ay is a Syrian. and was
on trial in Justice P 7. Culpepper's
court Friday afternoon CHARGED with
the embszzlemenl OF s5,5 from he
firm of T. MahfoUz and company g
louisiana He WAS for son>e tine an
a2en; Tor 'he firm, and sold goods for
fhen on Il coa missien basis. padding
Them on' t'area2h the country I'll firm
eharecs Ma he failed 10 account for
$36a worth of goods sent him. Tho
uial hal nor been concluded Il, ]
q clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
SERIES OF LECTURES
TO BE DELIVERED AT VARIOUS
NEGRO CHURCHES OF THE
CITY,
Rev. }. L. Griffin Here to Work
Among His People for Their
Moral Elevation.

Rev. J. l.. Griffin. a colored preacher
OF Little Rock. is in the civ for the
purpose of delivering a series of lee
lures at the various negro churches OF
the city. He will lecture tonight at
'he {. and NJ. f. church on Twelfth
avenue. and his subject will be The
Race of Israel He is the supreme
president of the rescue association OF
Arkansas. and about November Is will
give dinner for poor and blinN. and
the orphan children of the city.
Rev. Griffin comes to Pine Bluff
with letters of the highest conmenda-
tion from the business men and city
officials of Little Rock, and also from
some of the state officials.
His work is along the line of uplift-
ing the negro to higher moral plane.
and to especially elevate the more
vicious element that is prone to CON-
nit crime. He has established a res
cue home in Little Rock for his race,
and has done great work in that
city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
E Educational Classes.

The educa,ional classes of the Y. NJ.
e. 4. begin work next week. The
class in mechanical drawing. under
he supervision of ]. E, Brown
d,'aaghtsman al the Cotton Belt shops.
will hold semi-wekly meetings. on
Tuesday and Saturday nights. The
C}asS in mechanical arithmetic. lmd, l.
W. Il. Sanders, Will hold its meetings
on Monday and Thursday nigh; $.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
= he Rivals.

Speaking of tho passing away Of Ny
loseph jefferson. Il WSll knaNn Ell
torlal writer on one of our faY'oHe
daily newspapers says In all the
wears he has been before II public Ny
Joseph Jefferson has upheld the D 81
traditions of the stage No brca.h ef
scandal has ever smirched his fair
name, no shaft of public criticism has
ever heon leveled AT his head. no word
o. destruction ever whispered against
rim. Throughout his entire career he
clnn@ 10 the high ideals he sci for
himself, when following the eXample
OF three generations he iedicare,l hi,
energies 10 fhe drama with The high
resolve 10 be worthy of a place With
the most exalted of those who had
preceded him. He demonstrated thar
a man may be a scholar. a .opllaY,ao
and successful business man. ana
still follow the stage as profession
II Is these principles thar he has in.
stalled in the minis Of his sons .Ia-
seph and Mn. w. his na-ural sner,..S-
ors in the coHt.ly roles and wno VIII
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
POPULAR VISITOR
N. Rothrock in the City for a Brief
Visit.

y. Rothloci1. Who bears the reputa-
ZION Of being fhe most popular man in
Arkansas, is in The city. and VIII re-
main Tor Il few days. MIR. Rothrocl
+ presents The Southern Nursery com
f;'ny of Nj cheS.er Tenn, and is here
ROW 10 deliver soEe fruit trees sold
tc customers several months ago. He
has beea making This territory for sev-
s"i Years. ana is extensively known
thrag@hcu; Arkansas. Always genial
and ioll: and GOOD natnred. he WAS
never Known 70 make an enemy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
DO:i't Be a, ilu,,se

The Word chols" Ma- formerly writ
ten chialS aiid = Of Iurki>i, orf...n
\ Turkish interpreter. or riliauS il
Lon'lon i'll lt;Os >Wind,cd some niar
chants with whom he had dealings 90
OF a large sum of money and thence.
forth Il "h!aHs became The pol,utl
name for 'iIief
Ben i"nson in the "Alchymist" makc>
use nf The word in its original form
papper-N What do you think of me-
that am IL chians?
Face-Wl Is thar
harper lie Turk who WAS here
as "l.e would say, do You think / am
Turk i 'ndon Standard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03

An advertisement is an accomulic4
before Jhe fac..-Na,h'l C Fowler. Jr..
Boston
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
Basket Ball.

The third of the series of basket
ball games Will be pulled eff al the
\. VI. {. \. gymnasium tonight by
mo evenly Ma ched teams, and an ex-
citing contest is expected 10 take
lalace. IN r>hoay is cordially invited
n Witness h. eame. Ladies' eSp, ,ciarv
trp Welcomed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
Babes in Toyland."

Babes in Toyland' VAS presented
al the Elfs last night. The show did
not give as great sa atisfaeiion as did
panN is moi SO strong a one as the last
one. The sce&ic effects were about
the best feature of the show las night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
AMUSEME
: + i. + !. + + + 3 = + j. !.
Wells Band.

Jacksonville, H., Oct. 10. l9o5.-
Wells band played here this evening
and | wish to say that ii on; classes
any band that has ever played in this
city have had such bands as Sousa
Ellery, and Creatorp Yours truly.
Geo. w Chatterton, .Ir..
Manager Grand Opera House.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
,ai..nr tar t.i,nxt

Ai' eAs..,.-. mi. :.I>s.,. -. If raS,!,
,.''fs,.t.s'l = 81, = ,..'.,..#..:s - l.@,I,
4 4 ttEfS' an re. = u n
= y t-,;'#..:'> = i, 15,.s=e#lI,v II :. nh
dc au.h tics h; fan l., J If !.
IL e..h@.s.e.t @nyi v.esr kprf. NJ
'a2 han. ana ~ n@ r., ,.,Nn - the
Z AN. i = !a..= l.;t.l h;, also beeu
'-faea tlE. II tae heart An ~. i..y
Was Y; aaet / ID. w.ta lie rcsa.t ,ha,
''h ".l N1-1tn ca.lfeSse,i tia; tlle let
h4a teth 'efpetrslea unGer her djr,c-
''''3s. t:e 1u.tn lad died a sudden
lealA. and. there being Il sr,,erst.tjn,,
u Ii ta&af! tliat i,es>ol4> diving under
>te,' eiErni4 >iance> haunt the house in
WHICH they lie, The further superstition
las grown IN that poStmortea reap
"ar"nces can lie prevented hy uail;u.
ne body n its coffin. The old woa,a,,
ut,hef ;Gihitlcu having :, ~. ,ht, Same
hang III II similar cases for ,a.oy
t,,.N.-l.ol.s, 81 Gi19e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
%. Tric,.. Coz: .c:ra and Hanged

"tl.al-! t i!;,...t, It's the i,;IliOtiS i.nS
ISL puhzs:.e... one related an aXtz..s,.
.lil;;.A sz'.e .! 4 sheep tl,ci hanya,
II i,'eb.eS ;.ltd i,I.ieJ 1T croSsroati.
Aiili i :>t.ile tili1il@,l his body lln
il iii'ii,E;'4 e fctt.-fe ut the case W.
'na} tfiC t!:.,t.~ d.. WIS tried for ;iit.
- di4u ;tln'iiii.s. III die crime. convict
n...lSs't: iii .,j!i.;-,i along With ii.
~ ter, : proved 1T the trial tla'
ne E:aA ',ae;i out with tho ai4n..5.
f4e'I il iH.5s.:tje 10 il ra.ne p:rtie;li,.
'oek "i -A":p he wanted. After reach
.ll2 me tie ,lo- rttalntd IL the lace,
ro,i'ie,l Up die sl.cc,, ald hY up1.p,iS
.%aNS. anu oAl4 al.ei 'stl-k drove fteat
home. There tley We're ktpt tor SOM,
,taHS and tileil e@' is Ma.k, e,~tio.=a
ed or .'fa.,,d ..Ioy Wr4e ,llen grad
ed "ith others ley.tiinat".y pfrclla>al
and driven . flts Eny',Si nurk4ts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
RINlTY BAZAAR.

The ladies of Trinity church have
.teei3ea % @iye bazaar for the beae-
II Of the church on November 30 ana
10, and neeeHh,r l. and (. in the
Allsehul buil ling on Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
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Service at Shops.

Y. VI. c. A services We're held AT The
Cotton Bel shops al noon Friday by
Rev. S. II. Campbell
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03

appear supi@.ted by the late Mr..
Jetfersen,s company at the lIlks thea
ter on Thursday. November 9. IL Sh T.
iGan's famous comedy. The Rivals.