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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Last night on Maple and Hercules Streets, in the northwest part of the city, a basket was found. In 1t was a negro babe about one week old The babe was taken in charge by a negress
 Sheriff Powers was notified and will endeavor to have the heartless person who deserted the babe arrested and brought to justice. +.@ :
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

T. r. CRAWFORD. Tax Collector of Coosa County, made final settlement of collections with the State Auditor yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

s. A. Smith, who was operated upon some weeks ago at the Selma h. firmary, is able to be up again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Death of nm Infant. The infant child of MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Duncan, died at their home on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Howard Holmes left yesterday for Montgomery, where he joins the Ab- bolt Rifles. who are in camp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Miss Josephine Mickle is visiting friends at Pass Christian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Mrs. Richard Hines and her guest, Miss Frances Howell Randolph, left this afternoon for Point Clear to enjoy the races.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

MT. and Mrs. c. Kline returned to Mobile yesterday after short visit to Mrs, Wolf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Mir. and Mrs. Norwood Richards are in Birmingham for a few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15
A Wonderful Tonic

Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Thomas are now occupying rooms at the Bienville Hotel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Mrs. Mark Lyons and grandchildren. and Miss Rosa Lyons will leave tomor- row for Waukesha. Miss Rosa will join Mrs. Little and go for 8 Western trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

MT. and Mrs. Charles Johnstone have returned from Point CleaE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

On Monday the inmates of the Boys Industrial School will go to Spring Hill College for an outing.
 This Is St. Alexis day and the birth day of the president of the school. Brother Alexis of the Order of the Sacred Heart. His birthday, therefore. will be appropriately celebrated by the little fellows in his charge. s* .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Col. R. B. duMont. 1st Infantry, A. N. G., left at midnight for Montgom- cry, accompanied by the following members of his stan: Quartermas- ter C. M. Vanliew, Commissary A. E. White. Inspector of the Guard F. M |. Maddox, Sergeant Major J. T. Peter son, Quartremaster Sergeant Gilbert Vanliew, also the duartermaster's s crew. They go to prepare for the ar rival of the Ist Infantry. The second
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Mrs. John Friend and Miss Nellie Friend have returned from Grove Hill and later will go to Waukesha.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Mir. and Mrs. B. E. Dawson have re- turned home from a visit to Lichfield. Ky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Miss Ellen Moore Jones. daughter of MT. and Mrs. George A. Jones. most estimable young lady. died at the family home. St. Francis near Joachim Street, at 2:15 o'clock this afternoon. She enjoyed a large circle of friends here. Besides her parents, two broth- CTS survive her, and other relatives here and in Camden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Mrs. Rebecca OConnor left this af- ternoon for Ellaville, Ga, to spend a few weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Mrs. Ann Lynch. aged seventy. a na- tive of Waterford County, Ireland. and fifty years a resident here. the relict of John J. Lynch, died at her home here today. She is survived by two daughters. Mesdames Mollie Duffie and Annie Graham. and one son, John Lynch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

 daughter. Mrs. ROsenbaum.
 s. A. Smith, who was operated upon some weeks ago at the Selma h. firmary, is able to be up again. Howard Holmes left yesterday for Montgomery, where he joins the Ab- bolt Rifles. who are in camp. MT. and Mrs. c. Kline returned to Mobile yesterday after a short visit to Mrs. Wolf. Mrs. Rebecca OConnor left this af- ternoon for Ellaville, Ga, to spend a few weeks. Miss Helen Bloch has returned home after visiting friends in Mobile. MT. and Mrs. Henry Lilfenthal will leave in a few days for Waukesha. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ward have gone to Waukesha for a few weeks. Miss Carrie Kayser will leave in a few days for Virginia Beach. Leon Ebert is spending a few days near Coden fishing. T. Boykin of Tilden spent today in Selma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

MT. and Mrs. Will Ward have gone to Waukesha for a few weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-15

Miss Helen Bloch has returned home after visiting friends in Mobile.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13
FOR THE FLOWER SHOW

Our chrysanshernams are now
ready. We have A good assort-
men,, gargtug from 50 cents to
S2-2s a dozen. Ne offer a xlo
premium 90 the person growing
the largest Shrysanthernuna
( (Duehharr1. ard $500 worth ot
pAans2. lTfe winners aelextlonl.
for the !argess ehrysanthesnaHn.
any variety. plants bought from
IA This contest q opsn 20 every
oae. except persons growing flow
ers sof sale The Daughters ID
the Consw<teTacw wsls award the
prizes ~ shear flower show in No
vennew s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13
THE ODD FELLOW 5.
Nis+s IA tins Clty aud Organize eoaa-
~ Association.

The DAD FelieSs of Ellis county
held a great meeting Al the hall Ia
this sttY last aikht More taAu one
hundred and twenty.tise ~ere IA at
tendaaes. aad nearly every lodge "a
The eoaGty ~aa r~pgea@ataa The
feature a the evening was lakstateTv
woFk ard a laasheea The ianche6e
waa given by tAe Aom~ lodge eam-
nl4menfaFy To sae vEassoTs DafinR
The tae~fan@ tee Ellis cosaRY odd
Fellows Association waa ORGANISED
II II he purpose af this association
to- bold aus aT two meetings a year Al
asffsTant plseea 10 he eomnfy wheve
there i a lodge The following ~
fleeFs wwrw eleesed
! r snAAAta9. aFesaA@at. VI "
saasHeF fret vice president. ] r
ElaaaeA. seeona xtee pFnssawnt e
n Hli. thsrz1 yie~ president i 4
Eaeson. fourth vice president p r
CrtaaeF secretary G. ID Lass. tr~a&.
Mgwy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13
HEAVY RAIN IN TEXAS
In Several Places Severe Damage is Done
by The Terrific Wind.

Yesterday afternoon when the sun
came out and the wind shifted to the
north there were some people who
believed the indications presaged fair
weather. But their hopes were soon
shattered At an early hour this
morning the clouds began assemb-
ling III battle array. and about 8
3 o'clock the rain began falling in
torrents. AT l o'clock there had
been no intermission and the Indi-
cations were favorable for a conunu-
alton of the heavy dowRpour.
A Western Union flash from Tenn
pie this morning stated that news
had been received there 10 the ef-
| feet that water was away up at
Brownwood and that all wires be-
tween the two places were down.
Efforts weGa made to reach Brown
wood by long distance telephone from
Balltnger. but on account Of the
lightning the telephones were use
less
Reports from Yesterdays storms
in Oklahoma. Indian Territory and
Texas show CycloniC winds accom-
panied by hail and hard rains at
NARROW, Wynnewood and Rush
Springs, l. r, Altus. Carmal and
Loeb, Oh In Texas the Trinity
river rose three and four feet an
hour near Fort Worth last night. and
lacked only 8 few feet OF being out
ifs banks. Terrell reports heaviest
rams of season Yesterday. Com
merce reports water spout Stores
were flooded and great damage re-
suited TO crops Sulphur Springs
had the heayiesr Eair ever known in
that section Buildings collapsed,
bridges were washed away andI
creeks ara oH5 of hanks Other plac-I
es reporting rains are as follows
Lone CgcicaIt wind audi
rain. Houses demolished and crops
ruined By hail /
Rldaeway --- Cvs0uic oiud and
rain Crops ruinFd by hail Many
houses demolished
Cooper Heavy rain storm ast-
ing all day
@Eckinne< Heavy rains.
Sherman-~Heary rains through
out the county
Denison-E Eeayy ram and hai lui
surrounding terrirorr
81 To--Two hours rain taat was
acceptable
Ranser-Heavtas- RAIN of season
Clebnrne-Rain heaviest of JEisI
week
Euloe-Heav5ese rain of season.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13
EXTENDING ROAD
toutract Let for Building Browns
! vile Road 20 Galveston.


Vice Pre- ss5ent 4ud General Mar
ae@r Jeff \ Miller eu0 General ar
'orneg pure} Wes- al tAe Gu.f Coast
Line arrived - Houston last rIeht
from Galveston where they spent
yesterday
While in Galveston the gentlemen
held a conference with The commits
sioHers and arranged The details for
the entrance OF the HE iato The city.
Mr. p NJ. Johnson one ~ ,he firm
Of Johnson Bros. general railroad
contractors. was ira the atty LAST
night and had conference wi+h Mr..
Miller for the purpose OF CLOSING the
contract for tire building ~ the road
from a point about TWO miles from
Alvin 20 Galveston
II ts understood that rEe v0rs VIII
he prosecuted with diligence and taat
the GuIf Coast Line viii ne into Gal
weston over its ovn rails wrnln the
next twelve months Houston Post
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13
FINANCES OF COUNTY.
Quarterly Report Of Treasurer March.
banks Approved by the
Commissioners.

The county commissioners COM
pleted their work for quarterly term
yesterday and adjourned at IL
o'clock Before adjourning an cleo
tion was ordered for scnooi district
No. rs for the~citizens Of that dis
trict to vote on the proposition Of
leyying a special school tax Of 90
cents, The election viii be held
Saturday, June 10
The last work of the commit issiouers
was the counting Of the eounty's cash
and audit the report of County Treas
urer Marchbanks The report was
for the quarter ending April 20. and
showed that the county had on hand
TN cash sg2 .6as15 and other assets
Iss3.149.90 This amount is credit
ed 10 the following funds
Jury fund ....S 8 ,663. 90
General county fund . 3S.052.97
Road and bridge reserve
fund .,....... G.365,26
Road aud bridge fund,
Precinct No. ! .... 5,TS2.02
Road and bridge fund,
Precinct No. Z .... 5.4l0.15
Road and bridge fund.
Precinct No . .... 4,S57.27
Road and bridge fund,
Precinot No .. 4,16915
Road and bridge sinking
fund ... 32e.35
Court house sinking
fuad ......-....... 3,S09.06
Available school fund . 15.CG5.10
Permanent school fund.
casB .-.-.-.+..,.. 9.btbaS2
Permanent school fund
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13
JOB PRINTING AWARDS.
III. \. Mcmillan uf WBxahachle FIRST
on General Commercial
Printing.

At thr meeting of the Texas Press
Association held at Brownwood this
week There was an exhibit af job
prlu'iu9 from a number Of establish
ments lu the state in The award of
prizes which was made hv a COM
mitie~ composed Of ira w Hau. ! S
Da5eH and r r. Strvtghf. first prize
on senerat commercial printing Was
awarded 81 n A. Mcmillan OF Wax1-
tachis Hai Kporhach of Euus son
second place and : WILLARD ~
DeuisoD was thlFd.
A numh~f Of valuable rFiass ~ers
Slxea. bat th* distinction ug N4nnlne
first hoa0s ln a contest of this Eird
Is quite az honor wgfhtu fJEaEf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13

%agahaenfs rf%~S wsx mfxHeF 70.
dAs han it has beer sloes 1881 n
Sa Ftcck f. wss a4f ~ hAuks &uA
stu FtsiaS The nt3 waEo1 ysfd ~
ne Rogers sffe~f bridge @As uoaf
Fl ana hundreds q rhts serr sfe~u.
- ~ tNH street Aefwesu fns eMs
ReBaa ana thw compress pssffofm tNt
wafsF wss So - ere axle ~ wAEass
u = feared test mNlh BAmaxs
all sesais from FAe tf*~ it I* sas.
s8hAs shat esffts ~fif he rsugft in fks
bottoms &n4 aTuw AeE
AandTwas ag E@sntv @smf fa fhe
bridge tA1s sftmvHuH fu wskEh sts*
@aEMTM fss*
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13

The annmaa eung#nG Ia I'll tAe state
Fmnwxal Directors and Tn4er#akeFa
AaMaskstanA m&@ n@nwene - Mzn~u@s
Aaaaa EaN@aAx m4aFagaR Tor 4 a##s
aAem ~ aArem 4Ava = SnAaa&ma
aA AAAa eaay - srTaaamHs al - 40.
sAmaAna Hm waiA amaw@ aerw Mamxmw
mAnr@fn@ far Msn#wa1 W@THs - - nesas-
mmt 60 sAs& tie aaaoSAaalom - aramg
q tine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13
NO GASOLINE
superintendent ~ Central I~sae-
Orders About CaF~ Carrying
Explosives.

A bulletin has been issued by Gen.
.erai superintendent Hawkes. of the
Houston and Texas Central prohibit
ing the carrying of gasoline or cal
|eium carbide in any form in bag
gage cars og any parts OF passenger
trains
Orders have also been issued that
ears caBnot under any circumstances
be received from any road unless
equipped with air brakes
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13

Tn sAa AmEn awrx III tam MAAa strwaa
EhTAmsan eAmrwA sF s
Wa hay@ ! mssx~r og tgzanaFammea
wnseh ~ aassF~ n saamAs ~ sAa
rhMrwn saeaafTuw @nrnSAw AnA "a
wn#xh w@ AnpM every m@snhmx waal
vxsse y wtH - pvAs~ms@A GmwAaa-
AkMsY after re smr@w. W@ aNAAs
- #AAA - Aawa awmwy anm - aar
zM@Am@mrm wT@man1
SN CHURCH orwICERa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-13
TeNa. Mis,ionarv Convention.

The Texas Missionary convention
OF the Christian church Will be held
az Waco uext week The woman s
department will have meeting
Tuesday. which viii be followed hy
the regular session of the convention
Ar Chalmers Mcpherson. pastor of
the Nam Street Christian church.
and probably fifteen or twenty mem
neFs ot his congregation will attend
ihe convention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
Standing Of the Teams.
r + + + + + + + + + + = =

+ For first class cleaning aud re- +
+ pairing call or phone John Har- +
I. ris' Pantorium, 624 East Third t
+ avenue Membership 81. Four +
+ suits per month. Old phone 5t0 +
= =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
TO MAKE MINT JUllP.

There is a mint iulep belt, If net a
Hsut iulip trust and all Americans
xiI be slad to know that the prom
So Ser mint iulep" month, which is
MAY. is good in Virginia. the home
sad the center Gf popularity of this
iavieoratins beverage, says the New
York Sun.
The mint is sprouting welt. The
raves are green: the stems are
ssruns, the aroma is refreshing. The
.mInt used and required for the veri
labse. the all American julep. the
xromoter of cordiality the restorer
rN harmony and the drink of the
sossaside 9odee OF homestead
Hseu is not tAe pleblan
n.uy which grows wild and unkept on
aoist waste places That is the
Aeutha virdis OF the botanist. not the
7gue mint Of the virginian connois'
rsur of summer beverages. The
sat seunine authentic Southern gar
sea mint eourishes under the south
%aU. where the white fingers OF
Southern maids or matronS each day
e May pluck few sprays Of the arc
matte leaves to build the foundation
~ a iulep for the statesman In
sack brcadeloth who sits in the sha-
Ey corner Of the veyanda With his feet
gu the rail and his glass on the ledge
n Ihe rail ." by his, side.
She stirs sugar with t"o table
ssyouufuls of spring water, packs
crushed ice to the top Of the heavy
rohlet. pours in the whisky and
growns the work with some mint
sprays over the crcvices.
Il Is an old tradition contemptu
aaSIy rejected in Virginia hat bran
AZ should be used i'll the making OF
-nlnt iuleps and that whisky is net a
1alr substitute. la Georgia peach
3gaudy is used trt Virginia. not
Geureia. is the julep state. Whisky
.scd mint come from the same regions
s1e0ru the same districts. almost from
SSa same fields. A julep OF brandy
11ay be recognized as standard
ssink. but It lacks the palatable fea
1sres Of the whisky julep and especi
G5!y the Virginia glow which no de
sMe.lon of brandy can replace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25

We have placed an order with the
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing
company for one car of porcelain
enameed bath tubs and one car OF
plumbing material consisting of clos
ct outfits. lavatories. sinks. etc. We
have received the jcbber's prices On
these goods All of this material will
bear the green and gold guarantee la
bel of the Standard Sanitary Manu-
featuring company. We have fitted up
the following bathroom outfit at a
price that we believe can not be dupli-
Gated this side of ST Louis:
One STANDARD" 3-inch roll rim por-
celain enameled bath tub with nickel
plated double bath cock two nickel
plated supply pipes and nickel plated
connected waste and overflow with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
THE CHAMPION HAM-EATER.

Marshal p Wilder's new book. "Th&
lished this month by Funk and Wag-
nails company. is full of funny sto,
ries told by or about prominent peo-
ple whom the humorist has met
Bandmaster SGusa. for example, is
said TO be one of the "lucky" story
tcllcrs. for he can always cap an im-
probable story with bigger one.
After listening to an extraordinary
yarn about some mans appetite and
another about unquestionin2 conf
dence in another mans directiGn@, he
"covercd" both with the following,
which he attributed to Southern ne
gro:
"Down Oh our farm we'He got 4
man by de name o Jim. Now, lin 5
de champion ham eater OF all de cou.s
try roun'. Unc' Henry tot amy OF LIS
10 do anythin' We JUS done it. it'll
out stoppin' to ask any question
cause we had confidence in him. We
knowed he wouldn't ever tell us to DO
anvthin' dat We hadn't ortcr.
"Rut dat Jim-Whv folks come fom
all de country roun' jeS' to seek Jim
eaat ham fo' de way hecould tuck ho'a
away was amazin': it suttinN MAS,
How YOU would laugh to see .)im a
sittin' by de fence one day. a ealia
ene ham after another like e2 o. (
was cakes or biscuits Twas eZ easy
to- him as pickin teeth. an he'd got
down eight hams. an de ninth was q
follerin'. but reckon it waZ rom q
M ddlin old haw9 for some girls IL
sot in his throat. an choked him an
stopped his breath, SO We wuz atearec
,iat we wuz a-eoins to lose Jim.
"But up got inc Henry sort o easy
like. an he went over to de fence-
dev was a lot q slabs on top o o.
fence-and he TUX slab an he wall
t'ward Jim an sez: Jim. git down OF
ell tours. t1al Stdp tOCNSu lhii,A't
big. it did. an right in front o jim
was big pile q stones: but Jim hat
conf 'dence in Une Henry. like evy
! body did, SO he got down on all FOUR
an waited. an de grisle IN his throat
| why dat waited. too An Cnc Henr.
pahted .im's coat tails. an histed Il
slab. an fetched it down wild
mighty swish an give Jim nit, an
Jim went head first onto dat pie c
stones. but he had confidence in tnI
Henry. so he knowed he wouldn't o.
knocked through de stones, bu, "ouN
stop ez soon ez he hit 'enl-h'S cent
dence in INC Henry vas dat great
An whea he struck DEM stones da
piece o srsle lowed it had biEn@s
somewhar else. An lin riE up An
hoUered Gimme anuider ham,!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
BATH ROOM COMPLETE
For $54.35

chain and stopper.
One standard porcelain enameled
one-piece lavatory, with 12xl5 bowl,
two nickel plated faucets, two nickel
plated supply pipes, nickel plated trap
with waste to floor, nickel plated soap
dish and chain with stopper.
One syphon wash.down closet wi
treous ware) with double cover oak
seat, and II OF. copper lined oak tank,
with nickel plated brackets. supply
and flush pipes. chain, pull, screws,
etc. complete.
We will place the above fixtures
complete with all connections in any
bathroom in Pine Bluff for the sum CT
s54335. We have a sample of these
fixtures on display in our show room
Call and see them and leave your or
der for one before they are all gone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
A WAY OPEN.
Many Pine Bluff Reader Knows 1t
Well.

There is q way open 10 convince
the greatest SkcptiC. Scores of Pin"
Bluff people have made il possible
The public statement of their expert
thce is proof the like Of which ha@
never been produced before in Pin"
Bluff Read This case of it given by 4
citizen:
&. II Garfield, locomotive engineer
on the Cotton Bell route. running b..
'&een Pine Bluff and TeXarkana. resi-.
dcnce 1902 West Sixth avenue. SAYS:
i am pleased thai an opportunity has
been given me TO add my endorse.
mcnt touching the merits of Doan's
Kidney Pills. MOI only did | suffc.
toG years with 4 dull pain in my back.
III annoyance from the kidney scc"e-
tjGns. accompanied the former. If the
ioltin% Of The engine was not the pr;
! 'ary cause of my trouble it certainly
.r@@rayatod ii when deep seated.
spent a good deal of money and used
lot ef medicine without getting any
permanent results. When saw
DGans Kidney Pills advertised in a
81 louis paper and recommended h;'
people living in that city who had
been cured Of symptoms similar IL
miro. sent for 4 box by mail. It
worked wonders and q contiuatian
OF the treatment stopped the aitael:
will not have the slightest heSita
tton 10 advise any one annoyed wiz
other inactive or over-eXcitcd kid
ncYs 10 so to Mann TankcrSley Dru2
store for Deans Kidney Pills and take
T. r,uIGp of trp.3t mont -
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents. Fostor.Milbnrn company. But
iilo, \. Y, sole agents for The UniteG
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
SEVEN GORED SKIRT 1852.
fsor Maternity OF Invalid Wear

f'ar Maternity OF Invalid Wear.
THAT a Sufraff madGted skirt is
needed for maternity wear and f0r the
Sntaiid is foreGone conclusion. II
snstrated is one thai IS absolutely
rgmfortabe. that means no strain or
Ho preeeln.e- NaataHe7 aad At tac same
ftue is most graceful and attractive.
3e the illustration the material is
e6td brown yelling stitched with cor
{4coiH SILK but anything and every
ftiua that is soft enough to be sllr-
srd and plated successfully can be
Hali2ed The box PIaits with invert-
"a plaits between at the front and the
ioN plaits at the beck Give just the
Mne lines that are necessary to an
tfFott of height while the shifrngS
provide soft lnllncss and are arrane-
ri over elastic, thus allowing of reg
eating the size
The skirt is cut in seven cores and
!, iaid in inverted plaits at the center
tfoHt. which are stitched for por-
Sen of thsir d"r'h and pressed into
;ps;tion below, and in box plaits that
conceal the front and back seams
vniic there are tucks at the sides
"hictl provide becoming fulness be-
NV The stitichings
I'he quantity Of material required
i,f the medium sizo is : - yards 27
9 Yards A or II yards s. inches
~ade when material has figure or nap ::
: yards -. 1 yards II, . yards So,
rsttcn it has not
The pattern 5o52 is cut in sizes tor
~. 26. IS. 30. 80 and a inch waist
Mtneure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
WHERE THEY GET IT.

George Ade, not long ago, was
speaking o. the curious ideas some
children have Ct the most ordinary
things. Ade then said the story aa
was about to tell actually occurred IN
Indiana. in his native state There
was little boy who. on seeing Il
pan of warm. freshly drawn milk, in
ouired how the COWS got their
milk
where do ycu get your tears?2
was the reply.
"Gee," exclaimed the youngster,
"do you have to spank the cows
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-25
ROBINSON BROTHERS
2I6 West Barraque Street.
LOOK HERE, LADIES'!

It's Just easy keep Chairs Tables aud ali Furniture
about your house looking bright and you will give them
of my Varnish 1t stains and varn1es all the
best that be made All coors price SOC per quart
have plenty all coos Enaels for that your
Bath Teb Don't you need Of e1no This time to
do house cleaning aud I've got lots Of helps you
Buggy need of Paint correspond with
dress aud hat? think does All eoors best made soc
made
pa uonewh nyouh