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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-25

At DoOrnkloof, in the WltwaterSranu
| gold field of the Transvaal, bore hole
has been drilled down $500 feet. thus
making Que of the few perforations OF
the earth's outer crust which exceed
mile.
Softening of the brain, brought about
by lack of mental exercise, causes the
death of one-third ofGthe rural laborers
of England, was the remarkable state
ment made in a court in London by
DR.. Duke.
Cremation makes remarkably slow
progress in England, partly because OF
the decision Of the court in 1894, that,
unless express instructions had been
left by the deceased, an executor could
not cremate the remains.
The largest electrical sign in the
| world is on the North River, in New
York Harbor, the individual! letters be-
ing sixty-eight feet high, yet its opera
ton for FIVE hours day only costs So
| for power. The lamps Of which it is
composed are of four-candle power.
A German physician has discovered
that the air of the Egyptian desert is
about as free from bacterial life as
the polar regions on the high seas.
Tubercle bacilli are killed when ex-
posed six hours in the sunlight. He
considers the desert especially suitable
for rheumatics and patients suffering
from kidney diseases and tuberculosis.
It is stated that Emile Wenz, OF
Reims, France, has recently applied
| kite photography with success to geo.
logical pictures, and it is predicted that
the field geologist Of the future Will
find kite and its camera essential to
his outfit. NJ. Wenz succeeded in tax
ing good photographs from height OF
$50 feet, and found them very valuable
in the production Of maps.
Electric waves measured by Hertz
| and named after him-were found by
the great scientist to be $50 feet from
the top of one wave to the top Of the
next. The waves used by Marconi in
telegraphing across the Atlantic are
much longer. They are said to be 600
feet or more. They travel at the same
speed as light, $4,000 miles second.
But the light wave measures only a
few milllonths Of an inch.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-25
Getting Even.

WIN great pains and against mTfh
opposition tie students of CalifoItia
University constructed q huge White
&c" in concrete on one Of the hills
that overlook the university. But one
morning it was seen to be q deep GRIM
son. having been presented with the
co,oTs of Stanford in the night by stu
dents from the rival university.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-25

Cod storage Of fruit in the United
States has grown to enormous proper
tions, nearly 100000 barrels OF apples
having been stored last year.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-25

More than one-third Of all the Amer
lean export trade has been in the two
great crops, cotton and Mfeat
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-25

At Doornkloof, in the Witwatersrand
geld field of the Transvaal, bore hole
has been drilled down 500 feet. thus
making Que of the few perforations OF
the earth's outer crust which exceed
mile.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-25

Cremation makes remarkably slow
progress in England, partly because OF
the decision Of the court in 1894, that,
unless express instructions had been
left by the deceased, an executor could
not cremate the remains.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-25

Il Unleci Iu submitting to
the lntrlllsent readers Of
the New York Weekly the
following spicy incident,
coming under the writer's
io,nadiota OhSarvat tiOn. is
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-25
nevertheless, determined to wait near
Ey NJ. SILINGSBY.

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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-05-25
:::: er HAROLD soMERs. M. A. :::s

HE common house fly Mus
ca Domcstical is Il creature
OF such sccretiye habits,
that although from tho
very earliest times he has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
PRESIDENT AND
PART At odds.
Deadlock BetWeenWh
House and Congress
MayfbetRupture.
'trrot1,, our Roguiar Correspondcnt.)I

sf (Frot1lF Ctr RcBularf Corresnonuent.) jyf
evAstI1Nc1TnN, ]. ~. Ct. Jam. IS RenuG-
leans hardly deny that there Is q dead
lock between, the president and tho Con.
gross. There has hotsbeen open rupture,
hut Congress has shown that y Will not moi
do what the president wants IT. to do,
and 1t sis believed that q break, which
may become. historic, cannot be delayed
much longer. u
THE President wanted three bnttleshlps
authorized BY thls Congress. The Naval
Committees bill, reported = today, au-
thorzes b,lt3twos and does not give the
navy ns much us was asked for by>ncarly
tet,#millons o. dollars The President IS
said to have remarked several weeks ago
that IL three battlcsllips were not pro-
vided FOR lic would Gull an extra session
at once. iis4;- 81 3
Thc President began the session with
linsisting In strongest language that there
should be a rcvlsion$of tariff schedules.
There has.bcc fnone; there Will be none.
SIhc prcsident found his party almost
5soldly arrnycd against any change in
IA sys ~ *
"a The President that there
he lcgtslatiuii giving tho Interstate Com
!rnerce Comm ssion. powerSt regulate rail-
way, IA les. n There has been no such egis-
Slatlon, and nothing short OF n miracle
will secure = t ut this session. indeed y t
Eis3 extremely doubtful now, IL the Hep
burn Bill, @liithsis Understood to repre-
sent the views OF the President, will he
reported from the committee in time for
III to be got through the House; his session
rho committen8i is utterly unable TO agree
snhl.iCs thes.bill# Sbc! reported 1t will
not have the unitedNsupport Of the COM
5lnerce Committee. . " .a
al Democrats are gnD & supporting the Presi-
dent m, his demand for three battleships,
yrheysarc standing splidly with him in
Insisting that tariff schedules besreduced,
md that :LErate regulation law be enacted.
The principle involved in each has been
80 often pressed Ginga DenocraticS plat
form that Democratic support Of these
measures IS unanimous. Had anybody
said during tho campaig n! last fall that
in less than three months the Democratic
party in Congress- Would: be supporting
tho President more sol " than the Re-
publican party would Lc supporting him.
he would have been regarded as q 5hllmor-
list, q crank or a lunat tic. :s5
" Ono Of two things Is certain: The PI.est-
debt has wca kened itin S his advocacy Of
tariff 81 revision and 81 rate regulation. or
there will be an ca ~ ext sc sst on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
THE ALLANDALE WOLF.


stopped tho construction Of the railway,
and moro than II thousand laborefs' be-
came 'arborcal' and slept on platforms
trees salts fnoton,y t. y, fhink
tute enemies as these two lions mas =
kind 81 reward as OF old. YER The young
engineer who succeeded tier many risKs
Ins ahs sSbaitc r'i ii TIC Boer and
command OF a regimen t. Z,
The case Of tho 3 1tsttvo Rive = lions was
matched In some degree by tho n entcr
prise of tiger u thc Mandha. al g; :,
like Como man en- crs, but aiE eXceedlrE--
IND Po ,suiaeI,y. l Il turned highwaylnan
and completely s. opped on the
ordinary road It's fhabt was TO 3 only
the drivers OF the native carts It3migh e
not suit Its taste. ltS Wns & tho driver
who was In every case carried j OF and
eaten. Tho natives hought Int by
Ell hs
tiger was equal ito tho emergency, az, aild !
SEIZED B the IMAM on /. tho 10 ST cart The.
road was deserted. and thong hi ~ price.
s wss SET shooa s Ss Hs
What like that Nv Which Colonel P1tter-j
onHtrnpped ono Of tn 9 sTsavo e iyerSl ons.
but with 81 dummy !, and the hul locks II
this n, use
strong alnboo cage In (which the super
8intendent sat With the driver. 10 !
denly there was R a n oa +, q large + ger
bounded from the jung and q WI ll. en-
&trnordlnrryS aulckness seized " he dummy
driver from his seat In t he rear1nos Z cart,
and dragged 4 t to tho jung le, ~ the,
Sbullocks In botll carts terri ed #,at nc
roar. Dol suc. l,act
that 8 q WAS impossible So 70 j8:3 shoot
from the one in front, and q the tiger,
had to be left TO enjoy tho stuffed straw
in the dummy. twas g ,sG som
time the WIS 81 sho.:
who preserved the q bove ano cdote was was
only@a attle-klller, but was so !, clever 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
THE WAY TO REACH CALIFORNIA,
TExAS,MEXlco, SOUTH AN p 9sl

y Az SOUTHWEST, s3a w
via Southern Railway, the great y llWay
Of trade and travel, and through car.
limo to all Important points in Tho south
ami Southwest, Elegant day conches,
drawing room l'ullmuns and Southern
Railway dining cars the service o., Whlch
Az The highest standard Of excel lcnce.
IRON Richmond through to Atlanta, Biz
minghan, Memphis, Kansas City. Mont
gonery, Mobile and New Orleans without
chunge OF trains, and TO Texas, Rlfs;lco,
New Mexico, California, oto,, with hut
ono change. Low rate excursion tickets
on sale daily, by the popular route to
many points, Complete information and
Pullman reservation. Apply to ticket
agents Richmond Transfer COMPANY Sl9
East Main, or 3 5siss.
js M q, Nv. NY13sTBglRY.ilo. 7, a.,
go East Main street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

Ove,.,in France they have the only pro-
$fessional woman bookmakers In the. world.
She is of English birth and she lives "a e
making book, and her knowledge OF racing
is so complete that she has made q for,
tune. Success crowned her efforts from.
months OF her campaign she had cleared
up SO, 900. x !s rs j:lf 53 g. III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

THE d NNul1. .S4 MEETING or THE
stockholders5 Of the Union :, ElnYelopc5
Of Richmond, Richmond VA, tvednes..
div a fternooii, February 1st,g 1905. Eat q
4 O'clock All stockholders arc requested
Il 10 baS t,resGil Il T., r Fl 10 ltTA NJ
},st Secretary and Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES.

"
1sIill 5CIRCulrE0uIlReciT
sY.IOF THE COUNTY Q e I! \, NR q ",
THE; 10Th d 81 III. y :
Mary r. ar Ma
NJ II. Fltzwilson, John NJ. King and !. T.. 8
VALENTINO y !, ", VIZ
1,in otiact Or this sultssis TO i. have de-
.clared n1ll and void a. certain deed e (;
eouted ly Samuel CLERK y o 4, =,
wilson, conveying Lots and q. Block p z;
N the plai, Leonard Ieig Us, @ e.
vas Sold for tho taxes due tlereo on. AZ .
And a, ly m aiIidayit having been made and
nled defendant ]! w: iltz %llS9
ginia, It. IS ordered that lle do appear here
within days ftert the dye ptlhlica-
lie Ilccessaryto protect his In forest ercln
4A copy - U & IA Y, Il. $
Sands and swartwont, a ttorncys.5t
Jan. la w W is 9 III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
( BANKRUPT NOTICE.

IN Nh b sUEII.ED STATES .:pIsTRIG z I
COURT FOR Is II IEl sEAsSTER ~ DIP DIP
gTRI CT OF VIRGIS1A.it s ~ .ssfs 81
IN the latter OF 4S 5ss {s55 t4
LUCY. b. MORRIS, .l,s tEs 5g
5is Bankrupt. II aa45jt Isl 81 !. 49,
on reading the petition OF 5Luc 2. NJ C1};
RIsfor tie dismissal or the pet tlon5 fled
by her praying her adjudication Ion as g,
''1 til ordered that a hearing be had upon
the same on the It'll DA OF SIS p BIS
3RJARY, a. D. a. O5, Def fore said couIt t
Richmond. Va.,R in#s said distric at az ~
NJ and that notice thereof sbe published
I'm rho 'rinles-Dispatch, IT q nrwsnape
printed in said district, and thntEsal j
known creditors and other persons II IN.
tterest may a ppear at said time and .place
and hoWscase,s f any hey. have, whyathe
prayer OF the said petitioner should Y he not
be granted NJ a5 ai Q. z,
4 that the clerk shall send by mai Q all
known cred tors, copies Of said order, att-
dressed to them at their places Of resi-
5dence as stat ed. "A 81
a,'5 Sss EDMUND WA DDIIjL, j rs
U. S. District Judge 81,
January e6, 1905. .i8 FL
KS a. cOpy-TeS ter: sf355% G. Z. BONVDCN
81. S's .;s CLERK U. S. Dtstrictsc ourt III
BY Joseph p. Rrady. Deputy !. Clerk ~ IS
District Court. 5$ it5 2.4$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

& me et$recctpts Of tho raj avs ~ he
United ISlngd ON were greater in 1903 nan
In any5of tho i preceding 4 fteen yea rs,s
amounting to sci ana . en 1, IA /,
expenses for Tho 81 ear were "a 100 81 s her;
than during the Years n m ed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
LOW RATE EXCURSION TICKETS nc
l1 PENSACOLA,3 FLA., AND MOS
BILE, ALA, VIA SOUTHERN
4 7AlLWAY,fAC cOuNT
lf55 s5safs UMARDlS GRASP 81 Faxes 3g

southern Railway announces ratio of one
fare, MUS q cents, for round trip, from
stations on its lines to Mobile, Ala and
Pensacola, Fla, account Anrdl Gras,
March I'd toFt7h, Tickets on sale March
1st to 9th, Inclusive, return limit March
nth with privilege of extension to March
g5th, on deposit OF ticket and payment
OF fec of. 80 cents Southern Railway Of
fers excellent service between virginia
points and Mobile or Pensacola, For IN
formation, call on ticket agents or ads
dress 4 &.
S.5.S. ny EST n Y, ~. T. A.s8
fNf sS AL ~ M g..s ts iS& Richmond VA =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

-: TIE children OF Allerdalc nd of
~ Tho fells north Of 4Hexh ham arc
living 'at- this close Of TINS
~ - fourth year II II tho twentieth
f6NSHhNNI century in8much the same stat
(aGSG5gj % OF terror as small girls did ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

due to Tho JUL tige Chico rka soldierss
were detailed in batclles to try TO- y
hit without result. The was he-s
lleyed to be the son OF 8tl} ma eatin
4gress, and to contain within u bod Va the E1
reasoning elements Of all the souls Sof, ttsS
own and It's mother 81 human nc TINS
THUS provided, It's cunning was regarded
as eqlalling some t ree hundred man ill
power, forli Is Wn victims, were caieu
men, women, and chi It wa l ti-
sniately shot by Mr.. bber, q or.
seyering and painful hunt III, tho hottest ts's
season Of the year. ~ Ion pcctat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
THE PROFESSOR OF MANNERS.

Many a man G, more than ordinary
intellectual powers has found himself
handicapped because of mis- inability
tC. make a good impression on the
men with whom he wishes to do bus
mess. He did not acquire in his
youth the know how or savoir
faire, as the French call it. Even his
college training has failed tc develop
this ability in him.
The president of one of the great
eastern colleses has recently devised
a plan which is intended. among other
things, to supply this lack in the
college course A large number CT
preceptors is to be employed who
shall act as advisers as we'll as in
structors of the freshmen. They will
assist the young men in the selection
of subjects of study. and will also at
tempt to cultivate their social quail
ties.
The proprietors are to be gentle
men," that is, they are tc possess so
cial graces. to be "companionable
and clubbable," as the president said.
In selecting men to fill the places. if
he has to choose between a gentleman
and a scholar he will prefer the gen.
tleman, alth ough his duties will re-
quire that he possess scme scholarly
traits.
The development of the gentleman
ly side of a youth has usually been
disregarded by the colleges, doubt
less on the assumption that this
would take care CT itself. But it's i'm
portance has not been ignored. DR..
Edward Everett Hale referred to it
years ago, when he said that the value
of a college education depended net
so much on what the student learned
from books. as on what he learned
"from the fellows he was thrown
among" It is a common saying re
earding a famous theological semin-
ary that the success of many grad
uate has come from the social polish
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
REALISM IN FIRWOPES.

So many fine color effects are lain
ed by bungling, so much money hurn.
ed up in an unplanned b]are. that
might have f1ared itself out in 4
trail of perfectly arranged color. A
score of different arts professions
and trades are called in 10 make 4
night fireworks spectacle The colors
must not jar, the proportions of the
scene must he carefnllv studied ard
realism must be honored in the OBJ
servance. A wrongly co!Nre:l aag IN
the siege of Port Arthur, though it
only lived one-tenth Of :, second each
night. would be hotlv challenged by
critical spectators Of the sky drama.
July Country Life in America
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
FAMILIES SUPPLIED.

Auntie Ito her young Indebtedness
what I know, Mary-theres little
baby brother upstairs! He came this
morning when you were asleep.
Mary-Did heo Then | know whC
brought hint was the milkman.
Auntie-What do you mean, Mary ?
Mary-Why. looked at the sign on
his cart yesterday, and it said "Fam-
lies supplied daily. y.'-Harper's Week.
ly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

Doylestown Pa. July 12.-Remorse
and haunting fear have descended up
on Gnstave Closson, the Swedish mur-
derer cf Morrisville. ard fill his every
moment with terror By day he sits
disconsolate in the jail here, with the
shadow of the gallows before him.
Night brings no relief for it is then
that the images Of his poisoned child
and his long-dead wife return to re-
proach him. Save for period this
morning when he was quieted by an
ppiate. the murderer has had no sleep
since he was removed to the Bucks
county prison.
Because his shrieks and means and
disconnected talk concerning his
crime prevented other inmates of the
prison from sleeping. Closson was re.
moved to. an isolated cell in the rear
of the building. Lest the old man try
to end his miserable existence,
watchman is stationed at his door and
an electric globe has been placed so
that it's rays light up the cell.
In appearance the murderer is
poor specimen Of a man. For the most
part he is devoid CT all expression.
dull and sodden, and is stirred only by
rage or fear.
When anyone approaches his cell
Closson locks furtively through his
fingers. If he is spoken to. he may
reply or sit silent muttering to him
self, just as his present mood die
tates.
To a question of visitor as to why
he killed his boy, he burst out vehe-
mently, thus: f"'~'1
"Why did I kill Walter? Well,
whose business is that?- Wasn't he
my boy, and didn't have right to
kill him if wanted to?
"He is too much trouble. But. oh,
my. God, wish he wouldn't come
hack. He hadn't ought to come back
to bother me-"
Here the old man fell to beating his
head with his hands and wept. Occa-
sionally he would cry to the boy, Wal
ter, ordering him away, and some
times he would swear in Swedish
dialect that he does not use in his or.
dinary speech.
In speaking of his dead wife Clos
son is sineularly tender. He became
enraged when asked if he had killed
her.
"Kill my wife? Never. never" he
shouted. "Why should l want to kill
her? She was a good woman and took
care of the brats and didn't let them
bother me-"
Closson Savs he &c sorry he did nct
succeed in killing his other boy. Hen
ry. as we'll as Walter. He becomes
enraeed when this failure is mention
ed. "He ought to be dead. He IS such
a bother. that Henry he said.
81 wish I had killed them both,
since l am going to be hanged anv-
way. That cant come any too soCn.
and am ready Don't yon ,hinE RAJ
poison is good thing to kill fe.Hl h'ys
with? Stay away there. stay awa7,
he screamed. swinging his arm as II
waving a flag at a railroad crossing.
He was a Waterman for sevent@2'
wears on the Pennsylvania ra'lroad.
near Morrisville.
It will be for nhveicians to dec'd
whether Closson is insarn. His COCO
will come up for trial in the Sent ena-
her court. and in the meantime he
will probably be examined by com
mission in lunacy The authorities
suspect he is feieninc insanity. ever
cisine in this the same cunning thaf
enabled him to slay his child without
exciting the suspicion of his neigh
bors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

.idt t,,t<. ,slIe & ,>t iI"N IL
eeptions OF tn gracious wife OF the
president. as mucl as fron what he
learned in thclecture room.
A prCtessorsh:p Of mariners. by
whatever name t may DC called and
watevef is o.her fNnctions nay be.
ought to be established in every
school and college in the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
BUT REMEMEEERn TO
NOMINATE HIM.

Fer county treasurer. Walter }.
Sears nominated Millard Partee. but
sat down and forgot to mention his
name. 1t was the only hit of the
convention.-Ch -Chillicothe (O.) News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

For forty years Or. Fowler's En-
tract of Wild Cherry Strawberry has
been curing summer complaint. dvs-
entry. diarrhoea bloody flux. pain in
the stomach and it has never yet
failed to do everything claimed for
&
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
Standing Of the Teams.
Umpire Hottum Let Out.


Umpire Hottum will umpire no
more games in Pine Bluff. This was
made true upon receipt of message
from President Wheatley this
morning. recalling that gentleman.
This message was sent in reply to
telegram CT protest against the UNI
pire sent to headquarters by the local
directors and both ball teams Tues
day night. Meridian joined Pine Bluff
in the kick against the umpire, and
the directors here decided to ask for
his recall, which was done.
Z THE MARKETS =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

", awe nv whole life to R-rdock
PJcod Ritters. Scrofnlons sores COW
cred nv hody. I seemed beyond
cure B. B. B. has made me a ner-
sectly we'll woman. Mrs. Cnar:fs
Hutton, Berville, Mich.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
MARRIAGE Licenses.

marriage license was issued from
the county clerks Office to w. u.
Ross and Miss Minnie Free of Rest.
Lincoln county. The marriage VIII
take place tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
AFTER MARRIAGE.

She-Rut thought you said you
ad money!
He-We'l | di@. spent it all try
ir@ to Get ycn.-Sonmevil'e Jour
nal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

QUOTATIONS..
Corrected daily by c. G. Taylor
and company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

WE'LL MAKE GOOD EVERY
WORD OF OUR ADS. kASTOR AND
BlUTHENTHAl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

4 hGust hcid nfc ssity. nr. IhOM-
es' Electric Oil. Heals burns. cuts,
wounds of any sort: cures sore throat
Group. catarrh, asthma; never fails.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

Summary: Three-base hits-Sal-
lee. Stolen bases-Genins. Dunlap
" hlett Car]in. Sacrifice hits
--rerrv. Hit by pitcher-Gfroer-
e~ Passes C1 balls-Off Sallee I. off
Bans l. Struck out-By Sallee 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

YOU'LL WASTE TIME LOOKING
ELSEWHERE. ATTEND THE SAC
RlFiCE SALE At kASTCR AND
RLUTHENTHAL'S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

" Burns 2. Double plays-Genins to
;.ruhv Passed ball-Sample |. Time
300. Umpire-Hottum.
Tuesdays Results.
Meridian 5, Pine Bluff l.
Mobile 8, Hattiesburg 2.
VicksDurg s. Jackson ).
Greenville ], Baton Rouge ..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12
SMOKE
The Eagle,
Or
Premier
UNION.MADE CIGARS

The best S and 10 cent Cigars
on the market. The only
cigars sold in Pine Bluff tha'
are manufactured in this CITY
By smoking these brands yo,
encourage home industry.
u. HEMMERT
e7s Texas Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

Mr.. Editor: Please state that ! an
now and have been contracting fcl
metal ceilings ever since I have beer
in business, and that I will continnf
to give lowest prices and hest work
as nv patrons will testify. I alsf
work tin, copper and sheet iron. gal
vanized iron cornices, guttering
tanks. smokestacks. tin, slate and
cor7nosi+ior r~afre v=al"S truly.
John Il DellmOn, Jr.
115 East Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

BE AMONG --E FIRST TO A
TEND SACRIFICE SALE At KAS
-OR' AND RLuTHENTHAl'S.
WI l. PAY YOU.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-12

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