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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
CLEAN UP THE CITY.

BY the cooperation Of the Greater
Salem Commercial Club and the State
Board Of Horticulture, the people Of
this city are TO have cheap and ef
foctivo means Of cleaning their fruit
trees
The laws require all fruit trees TO be
sprayed for insect pests, and by the
above plan a complete public spraying
outfit has been purchased and com.
petcnt man employed to manage the
same.
There will be a nominal charge for
spraying all trees, and citizens who
have infested trees on their premises
will make back more than the cost by
having their trees sprayed.
This is one Of the enterprises for
which the gentlemen Of the Commercial
Club deserve great credit, aud every
citizen should encourage the work by
having his trees sprayed according TO
law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
GOING TO THE BOTTOM

The Journal is giving its readers in
installments 20 ful text Of the bi
ennial report Of State Land Agent
West.
This young man, appointed by Gov
ernor Chamberlain, has been patiently
digging for facts for the past two
years and he has got them.
His report bristles with information
"for the people" and for the first
time that official seems jealous 20
change things"
The people cannot help but approve
this undertaking, even at the hands Of
a Democratic administration, and wish
IL success.
The exposure by the legislature four
years ago Of the Davis school fund de.
falcation merely cost the state money
and accomplished nothing.
The people still believe, and there is
some justification for the belief, that
the rights Of the state were stipulated
away in that suit
That money should have been recov.
cred to the state, and would have been
had the then attorney'gcneral done his
full duty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
Deafness oanno, Rs oursd

BY local applications, as they can.
not reach the diseased portion Of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies Deafness Ia caused by an Ia.
famed condition Of tho mucous lining
OF the Eustaehian Tube When the
tube Is inaamod you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
Il Is entirely closed deafness Is tho re
suit, and, unless tho Inflammation can
be taken out, and this tube restored to
Ito normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed foreveri nine cases out Of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing
bu. an inaAmed condition Of the mucous
surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Tor any case Of Deafness Caused by ca
tarrhl that cannot DO cured by Hall :
catarFh Cure Send for circulars, free.
F J. CHENEY, a Co, Toledo, O,
SOLD by Druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family pills for Consti
nation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
HELP ron THE POOR SALMON
KINGS,

Isa't Il almost time to stop helping
ahe poor salmon millionhires, at the OK.
penso OF the general taxpayeri
The state Is maintaining hatcheries
and employing officials, and l. now
asked for more money to buy steam.
boats, etc.
Isn't tho salmon industry about able
60 stand ON its owR feet, and take care
of itself without more burdcning the
taxpayer
The salmon kings have pFopercd
enormously In tho pas, 6ye years, aud,
besides maintaining trust, has disre.
garded state laws,
Fishing ON the Columbia has been al
most Ia open defiance OF all laws. ON
che grounds that Washington fisher.
men have done the same things
Why should the rich salmon cannory.
men Of Oregon, who take the cream OF
a great natural resource, also have stnl
greater appropriatioasi
They will have 10 put up pretty
geod showing, aud also abolish the
traps and hsh wheels, Il ,hoy get more
cash out Of the general taxpayers OF
OFegon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

ate is a rather small club of very in
telligent and foreeful men, thoroughly
experienced in politics and trained 10
the discipline of standing together. Al
at present composed, the senate repre-
sents the plutocracy, the money power,
of the nation. Many of the senator's
besides being political bosses, are great
capitalists, and others are skillful cor
poration lawyers, sent to the senate BY
the power of the money which they
represent. No law can be passed with
out their assent; they have a right to
veto the Presidents appointments, and
thus they possess voice in the ap
pointment of federal judges; and in
general they can tie the hands of a
President with whose policy they are
not in harmony.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

Treaton. \, j., Jan. 1.-THE inaug
uration of Edward e. stokes as gov
ernor of New Jersey took place At ne
Taylor opera house today, In the pres
cnce of tho members of both branches
Of tho legislature and large numbeg
of people After tho oath of ofise had
been administered the great seal Of
state was handed 90 Governor Stokes
ey thc retiring governor, after which
Uoyeruor stokes delivered his maug,
ural AZ the conclusion ~ the eerc
moni,s Goyvraor stokes, Ex-Governor
Murphy, and tho state oMcers aud
membcrs og tho legislature weut To
tho reviewing stand, from which they
reviewed tho inaugural parade
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
CONFEDERATION IN CONNECTION
WITH THE Plat SALARY LAW.

There are several elements Of justice
abat ought 10 be considered in connec.
tiOn with the proposed fat salary re.
form.
The salary OF tho governor does not
@eyer very important feature in con.
noetion with that Office.
When the governor happens 90 be
Portland man he retains his residence
in that city, keeps his family there, and
be at the seat Of government few
days each week.
A governor elected from n remote
corner Of the state could not do that.
He would have 10 tear up his home, re-
snovo TO Salem, rent house or buy
home, and all at his own expense.
No matter what salary il paid the
governor should be furnished a perma-
nent home AZ the state capital, No that
he could live like n white man Ia
christian, civilized community.
Under tho present plan only Port.
land man, or a very rich man, can af.
ford 10 become governor. Besides any
governor and his wife should be able |
20 live rs we'll ns the best citizens Of |
tho state, at least to tho extent Of hav.
fng n good, comfortable home. that can
be referred 20 with some pride as the
'eEeeutive residence.
The state treasurer should not be put
ON FIAT salary larger than the present
unless complete disposition is made OF
tho emoluments Of that Office.
It Is generally understood that the
treasurer derives some income from
handling the surplus funds that amount
20 from one.hRlf to three-fourtbs Of a
million dollars.
These funds are supposed TO net the
4reasurer from two 10 three per cent,
and, at low estimate, ought to bring
that official from ten 20 twenty thou.
sand dollars per annum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

- kaeW no one fos four weeks when
I Vas slSk WITH tyPAoid and Kidney
trouble" writes MFA Anaie Huuter,
or flStsbaFg, IA, "and vhea got
bsstcr although had oue q the best
doctors I eeuld set, was beat double
and Aaa 20 rest nay Annds Ga my
Auees When l walked, From thia Ter,
v.bie anlietlou l Vas rescued by sles
tfse Mitefss watch restored ms
health and siFeagth. sa1 now ean
walk as straight as eveF. TAsy are
simply wonAeEfuL" 0uasAHte@4 %
care stomach, liver aal kiAasy dlssr,
aeEa At ,. c Perys drag store
Prizes, soe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
rAKR cARn or rnn srArr pam.

The bill introduced by Graham. OF
Marion. 10 transfer from che school
faad 60 tho general fund the debt
agains. the state fair ought to pass
wiihoat a dissea,ing vote,
salt of foreclosure is pending an.
der Which the whole property of the
state will ee soid 10 the highest bid.
drF u that bin does ae, pass AZ once.
The hin transferring ihe debt from
oae fand 90 tho other does not crcatc
. aeW obligation oa the part Of iho
stale, bot il stops lulercst that the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
Your Pulse.
Feel II Once a Week
To See In What
Condition Your
Heart Is.

n your pulse beats too fast. or too
slow: two strong or too weak; or too
Irregular: It's a sign Of weak heart
Refresh II with DIR. Miles New Heart
Cure.
The healthy pulse Of grown person
should average 10 to 50 beats a minute.
The beats should be regular pulsations-
not too weak 20 be easily felt, not so
strong as 20 be felt without some pres
sure Of the skin.
but any day, II your heart Is weak, you
are liable TO some sudden seizure,
east-pang, fainting. weak or smother
Ing spell, a sign Of real danger.
DO not wait for such a moment TO
come. but treat your weakened heart
ard circulation with a safe and efficient
modern. scientific Specific remedy. such
as Dr. Miles New Heart Cure has
proved itself 20 be.
II is a wonderful heart and blood tsnie
and will make the blood rich and the
heart strong II will do you good by
strengthening and building up the nsrv-
Gus system and circulation.
For years was troubled with pains
around my heart. HhOrtnesa OF breath,
paipitation and fiuttering OF the heart,
occasioned by the slightest exeTtion,
such as fast walking. lifting. ascending
a flight OF steps. excitement or emotion.
have used only a few bottles OF DR..
Miles Heart Cure. am entirely free from
all OF these symptoms, and believe my
self completely cured
@. NJ. LAYTON. Taylor. Tex
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Pain Pills, the New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our
Specialist will diagnose your case. tell
you what = w,99Tns , end how 9T,t to right T.
LABORATORIES. ELKHART. IND.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

state viii have to meet out Of the gen
eral fund.
The transfer Of this fund will per.
manently establish the state fair at
this city, and preserve TO the state one
OF its most valuable pieces Of property,
worth easily 100000.
The state fair has become the great.
est farmers fair in the Northwest, and
deserves the support and encourage
ment Of every friend Of agriculture,
horticulture and stock growing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
WHY SENATOR'S HOLD
PREPONDERANCE OF POWER

(San Francisco Bulletin, January 5)
From time to time the balance of
power in our national government fits
now to the President, now to the SEN
ate, now to the house of representa-.
tiyes. Just at present the senate is,
and probably for long time will be,
the dominant constituent in our gov.
ernmental system. We have a strong
and aggressive President in Mr.. Roose.
welt, who is disposed to assert himself,
but it is doubtful whether he can force
an obstinate senate to follow his lead.
ership.
Beyond doubt, the main room of
the present almightiness of the senate
lies in the fact that it contains 80
many big political bosses. 1t is now
the fashion for the boss who is at the
head of the political organization in
state to send himself to the United
states senate through the suffrages of
the state legislature which he con.
trolls As a colleague the state boss
usually elects a wealthy nobody who
knows whom to thank for the honor
ana whom to obey Among the state
bosses now sitting in the senate are
Aldrlch Of Delaware, Platt of New
FORK, Lodge of Massachusetts Ponroso
OF pennsylvania, German of MARYLAND
Olark Of Montana (and Carter of Mon.
'ana' Republican boss, is to succeed
uioSon, so that the bosses of ,bo two
parties will represent Montana in tho.
sen"'e), Spooner of Wisconsin. Dick of
ohio' Tillman of South Carolina. pat
le'son Of Colorado, Allison of Iowa
stone Of Missouri, Newlands Of W
'aua' and Elkins of West Virginia.
These men for the most part rosso,.
ABILITY and force of character. for .
'Os' Is usually selected by the stern
ana impartial operation of the law of
'ne survival Of the fttest. And 90 q
ruie' each Of these bosses in tho 60
ate Is the political patron of the ,oo,a.
s'a'a''Ves from his state. The renro
sentative gets his nomination from tbo
'ss' ana h'es or dies in public Iifo
according as the boss holds his -
~ " 'o"n' Hence the boss senator
commands the votes Of his state - ~,
: ,'"e' house, and the little hand ~" &c
uses acting together are aha
~, ~. vac lower house as they will.
-1O'e"'eF' the Republican bosses
''e senate together constitute ,h,,- -
po@s''ul part of Republican nation, ,
P','y machine, They are the "orgaa
roraga n, ,',a 4. and an they distribute the mar.
IS s-s' Ia their respective states. TEai.
=, ,-l'1el'e on this account ave.
p,..., r.,,l-el' Is nastertuL but prs.iSen, '-1
,,o..,,. ,,,,,,'''' IS not afraid Of the bos.ss
eT,'... -'y OF collectively, for his polj,i,a, ,'
~. s-.i..7 ~ comes not from the ma.,'1 pg'.,'s''
u-' ron the people directly. TaS aSnlae IN
rs,ia- --s >. 0'ca able TO deny him a NOM ,l'
I-''oa At Chicago he wool5 =. u0"i'
Teen the p.rt,- .-,., not have I
sliae ~! s-.'y candidate, but the ma. |
popular demand. yield to the
I. S'' Il IS one thing to b.., n.t
u 'o'y'u,ioa and o0i,a it, me, .ls bosses
l,-' thea wtsu thev i, another to
.,''s.''as the iaportsn, -. : senator's
-4'@ aad in n,os.I. s'Ssls \ Of the
representatives.. The -.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
Complainant General stossssl

Nagasaki, Jan. l6.-Generd Nogi
has written to the governor here, com.
mending General Stoessel to his con.
s'deration, General Nogi points out
that General Stoessel is considered
neither as a prisoner or an enemy. but
foreign gentleman who meritoriouslv
served his country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
RAILROAD
MANS
POEM
Sings Sweet Sentiments OF
Affection for bis
Wife

Following poem, ga RetrosPec"
was written for The Capital Journa
Inv c. J. Eddy of Winnetka, Illinois
formerly freight and passenger agen
at Portland for the c. NJ. & st. ?. KY
and addressed to his wife;
The moon is clear, the stars are bright
They wear a heavenly hue,
And as l gaze out on the night
I'm thinking love, of you.
I'm thinking of your youthful days,
Those days of calm delight
When roses blossomed on your cheek
And future days looked bright
The wears have passed and of our
dreams
But few have dawned, forsooth;
And looking o er the past it seems
We lived but in our youth.
And vet. and yet, it seems to me
Age has its pleasures too,
A haven in life's stormy sea
And no more work to do.
A little home. a cozy nook,
A freside snug and warm,
A briar pipe, and then a book
Dispels all thought of harm.
We have the home and do not need
Six figures named as wealth, t.
For better still we have our need,
A need Of splendid health.
md thinking thus | sit and muse
On present joys and past
md please that we can lice and use
Those comforts to the last,
'ou have not changed; the world stood q
still
Since you first met; p,
he waters ripple in the rill nj
The flowers blossom yet. al
here is no change, but some will dare a
Speak lightly Of decay; Il
he dimples on your cheek so fair el
Are wrinkles now they say. al
'ut still to me your smile is sweet, b.
Your face is just as fair al
Is on the day we chanced to meet ell
And loved each other there.
III things may change, the lovely hue Ii
Cast over all the sky m
lay fade away, and yet for you Il
My love will never die. IA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
Noting al Lodr

~ Petersburg, Jan. l6.-A dispateb
rom LODI reports that rioters yester.
day hoisied red flags and fred so shot.
at the police, wOunding one officer. Tbs
police replied killing the standard
bearer OF the rioters Sixteen Of tbo
dls'urbeF' have been arrested.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

WasAiug'oa, Jan l5.-By strict
party vote % tAs house. tls eommi,
Tee 90 merchant waEiss to,lay directed
'ha' the sAiP saesidy measure 10 IA.
vefaely reported 20 tAe housN TIE ,f
forts " tae nemosra,s 20 defeat the
ban was defeated by strict psrtr
vote
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

FeA'@ Jan Anoag ths prisas.
s'' esoegAt % NisAainA by sls Japan
ese vas discovered a wonaa ar,l A.,
- yearA disguiAe1 a. a saliist "a.
~As -asA s4aeaEsaass1 Al Asr sEPssar,
Asa "a ssv saFsa tas Ia special ssar.
terra
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

lt Is very nice house. II, il not ia
a rush 90 meet, After IL meets ID wastes
no time, IL does not quarrel Il us.
Pcads tho rules whenever asked 10 DO
80 II adloarus on the slighte,, prov.
oSatlon, II pushes business Ike a crew
90 har,estcrs under the steady hand
II Chief Clerk Farmer Peter Near
thur and his ,eFeshiug crew of Grange
aslpers oh, they are awfl good bows
in the house
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

II that string Of Heuey Indictments
ever reaches Salem it is 10 be hoped
tha, old honored cititons like General
odel honest citizens like ri Geer and
Others will not be pulled out Of bed at
night, but permitted 20 get up and
dress by daylight, aud bid their fami.
lies an adcel lionatc farewell
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17
X-RAYS

Bri,o and fare-for the committee
clerks.
Publicity TO the laws that are enact.
ed would not be bad idea.
In cutting the senate pie Hobson got
the lions share so far as patronage is
concerned.
Isaac Manning is said to be slated
for the editorial chair Of the Salem
Statesman.
Again IL is in order to suggest that
indictments that are first hcralded in
the newspapers are drawn up smack Of
politico. sensational.
Speaker Mills is a Roberts Rules
of Order" Members will not need TO
try any funny business with Mills. He
knows Roberts by heart.
For a member from the COW counties.
that bill OF Sonnemann : TO tax cor.
porations means more to the people Of
Oregon than any bill yet introduced.
Murray Wade is doing the best ear.
.oon work at this session-ouy Ma
.iou county boy--but Marion county is
where all the great cartoouists live.
The Journal omitted the house com,
nittec on banking and insurance from |
Is list Monday. They are Cooper, OF
FOLK; Settlemier, Of Marion, and Hen
lcrson, Of Multnomah.
The positions gained by the vawter
shows the wisdom OF going
uto the winning combination with
ood bunch Of stayers. instead Of 20.
ag down with some illdigested ambi.
ION
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-17

A9T 0REA.
nu.ssNs lhknt W - Nnla Ausa
'';;''- G1HzZEzsl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
NEIGHBOR TOWNS

pounds dressed, and had beard ten
inches long. This gobbler had defed
local hunters fer a long time, but
when the doctCr Went ate: hitn the
jig was up.
r. X. Adams spent Saturday amt
Sunday at hcme.
G. n MeC6oi of Turin WAS in Shsr-
Ian Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

The Sheridan stave company y
Sheridan has been ineorpo' atea. W Il
capital stock Of s1S.ooa All Of
which has been subscribed Tho oeln-
pany intends to constuct a factory
at Sheridan for making slaves. and re.
serves the right 10 buy and sell lun.-
Der and real estate The corporators
are G. NJ Hampton W A. Harris.
Leon Harris and John r Hampton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

@urgh has been quite sick for several
weeks. but is better at this time
Mr.. Amos Jaggafs was Gown from
Pine Bluff Saturday and Sunday to
visit relatives in this locality .,,o
e same effort
n9, e.fficnr
eteatld off nlurtreN's residence looks
mead improved since receiving :
:, ,lash coat of paint.
Misses Lou and Leila Sinclai~. pop
ular young ladies of Niyen township
visited their sister. Mrs W. W. Har
lew, this week.
Nh. Frank Neil was up from For.
! dyce this week on business.
Mr. ] B. Axtcn, one of our best
| farmers, was in Rison Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Thompson of Lee bwn
ship has been quite sick for several
Gays.
Mr.. Matlock has sold his taru. at
Bell Springs to a gentleman fem
Kentucky.
Messds J. " and j. f. Stlal,n
We're down from Kedron the first of
the week
Mr.. T. G CuIpepper is back froma
tip down the Saline river.
EXSheriff J. B. Jones is assistin
Mr. Newton in the collecting of taxes
this week while Sheriff Moore is del
tanned at hCme on account of the sci
r!ons illness of his family
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
Bradford aud

ID visiting Rev. p. Bradford aud
family this week.
MIR Dcll Sn,ithers and daughter.
Miss Roxie. of Belfast, were in town
one day last week
Mrs. T b Morton of Fordyee is
visiting friends and relatives heeo
this week
Mrs R r Rhodes is visiting her
sister Mrs. D. D Glover. at Malvern
this week
W D Smith of Dogwood was here
last week
Oscar Rhodes left last weeE for
visit 10 Texas.
Dr J. L. Butler holds the chan.
Nionship for turkey hunting He Kill
Ell vobhler in Hurricane hott1u
last week which weisheth twenty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

Messrs Forrest. Christie and Wells
OF Memphis, the latter from the COZ
ernment Office, arrived the first parl
o. the week to accept positions of
assistant engineers on the Plum.
Bayou leyee. About 500 teams are
now at work, and the need of an as.
sistant to Chief Engineer Eggleston
was very pressing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

Tuesday from Arlladelphia, where
they are attending school, TO be wit
their sister in her last hours
Marriage license was issued on the
27th tc. Mr.. Frank Herndon - this
county, and Miss Willie Owen f LIN.
coln county.
Mr.. ]. C. Sins. one 81 our Old titi-
zcns, was in from Redanl tais Weed
I'D Eek
Mr.. T. NJ. Doss,. one -,aft," M
G UNITY 5. hestundere n'n' Cleveland
Ny the. - farmers waa oyer from
osew Edinburgh Monday
Esq. T G. Mosley was over from
New Edinburgh Tuesday. He reports 5
everything quiet and business coed
ahcut the ,burgh" E"
vi W = tt"oou' q pioIililtlit
merchant of New Edinburgh was
over with list as long as the moral
law to pay taxes on this week.
The beard of health held a session
here Monday. DR.. Woolford came
over on the noon train. Only Dra
McMnrtrey and Woolford were pres
ent
The concert at the Quinn hau Sat
urday night was we'll attended and
the net amount realized amounted to
$40, which was added to the church
fund
Mr.. S. l.. Guess of kingsland has
hccn confined 10 his bed for a week
with grip.
Mr. w J. Harper was over from
Lehish Saturday cn business.
Dr Thorn and Ny S. B. Mccartney
were down from Clio the first of tbs
week. The doctor says that Jas.
Fudge has well developed case OF
smallpox
Rev- S. G Ninson. formerly of the
New Edinburgh circuit, but now Of
Collins. Drew county was in Rison
Tuesday
Mr.. ]. A Wilson and daughters.
Misses Estelle and lone were in town
one day last week.
Miss Matte Harrison visited her
friend Mrs. Kate Blevins. at Poole |
several days
Mrs Tom Speghts of New Edin-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
Sheridan.

Sheridan. Ark. April Mrs Don
sison Of Pine Bluff arrived in Sheri-
dan Saturday and organized We
mans Hone Mission society of the
Methodist church
J. II. Reese has sold his farm one
mile north of town, to John Mjngaa
Nj. Reese will move to IempsAc2d
county soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
THiRTEEN-YEAR-OLD SUICIDE

Plnmmerville, Apr. Center r tige
twenty miles north of here, reports
that Christina Rossi. thirteen years
old. an Italian girl committed suicide
near that place by hanging herself.
AT the inquest held by Justice Masm,
none of the evidence revealed any rea.
sen for the act.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
Bison.

Rison. March 21--Prof Williams
and wife will arrive this week from
Bowling Green, Ky. to assume charge
CT the commercial department of
FeauYoir college Prof Williams
has been principal Of the famous CON
mercial school at thai place for foar
years.
sherin [ f. Moore writes thar his
daughter. Miss opaie who has bcea
Sick SO iens can live but a few days
i9oser Misses iris and Eva returned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

full crop can be expected. This
demonstrates that drainage will have
TO be instituted to protect early crops
qf prodace. .ai,
eve ri vanced hv
Work on the ice plant is progress
ing IN very satisfactory manner. |
Will not be many weeks until we ca,
patronize another home industry.
w. J. Hopins was a visitor to Pine
Bluff Monday.
DR.. l.. W. White returned home
from the A. T. medical school Satur-
day
DR. Marchson and A. A Caatralf
were in Pine Bluff Wednesday.
Joe Adams came near losing his
Darn by fire last Tuesday morning
Not much damage was done. but for q
ulno Il is said il Looked like if wopld
go.