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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-02
raE ssAL TEST,

Much has been said within the past
eighteen months concerning the ques-
ton of tax reform. Its adherents have
been more strenuous In its advocacy
because It's opponents have been so
vehement in its denunciation. More
or less has been said which was false
and 1t is now UP to the taxpayer to
determine who was telling the truth
The Republican party set out to equal.
ize the tax burden and in doing so It
has accomplished the only possible
result. namely, the lowering of the
taxes of the people who have been pay
ing more than their snare and the
consequent increase on those who
have been escaping their just proper.
ton. To-day the party stands vindi.
Gated and every taxpayer in the
State can so the Sheriff's Office, see
his tax receipt and prove that we tell
the truth. There has been a general
cut of fifteen cents on the hundred
dollars by reason OF the reduction
in the State tax and substantial de-
crease in the county, municipal and
district rate in almost every section
of the State. The first Of October has
come and the honest, conscientious
taxpayer need no longer take what the
newspapers say about his tax receipt.
but he can go and see for himself. An.
nth h In ha hn, L.
the Republican party is that he will
have two months instead of one in
which to take advantage of the az
per cent. discount allowed by law, the
time extending now from the first of
October until the first of December.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-02

Harry Skunk is a Fairmont favorite
and his old time friends viii have an
opportunity to see him again tonight.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-02

Marriage Licenses Granted.
Harry w. Bice, 81, and Annie Mar.
tin, 81.
BENJAMIN F.. Layne, 81, and Edna
Pearl Sandy, 16, daughter of Mrs. Del
la Sandy. ,.--....,.... 8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-02

Miss Elizabeth Hunsaker has re-
turned from an extended trip to Den
yer, Col, and Portland, Oregon. IS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29

Detroit. Mica. Sept 2s.--Ten papers
on medical and surgical problems In
armies and nayieS constituted the pro
gram for the opening session OF the
second day of me fourteenth cOnven-
ton ot the Association of Military Sur,
gcons OF the United States. PrOmi.
nent among Lem was that read by
Surgeon General s Susuki. of the i'm.
periM japanese navy upon the use Of
stre,cAers on board wRrshlps. General
SuEukis recent experiences In battle
with Admiral Togo added interest and
authority 10 htS statements.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Marshal KIN. YOUNG Man.

ilarncSyiIlc. 0A, S,SE. - Virgil
CrawlCy. AbOu, 20 years " age. Was
shot aud Killed by William Garden. the
town marshal OF Mllucr CraWlay. who
lives near Miner. was In town. when
approached by the marshal and told TO
keep order. u IL said. he opened are
on the officer. NAo returned the are.
A bullet went almost through the
body OF the youRg man and h. expired
In short Nhlle. AZ preliminary
hearing Ire jury returned verdict
justiptng Garden In TIE klllu,g
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29

Reports from the country show 4
steady Improvement IN the situation In
Utmost every direction. the fever mani.
fpstly being ON the wane NJ all the
3 points where Il has been severe. Thero
werS only three deaths throughout The
state in the pRst "a hours.
Surgeon Won Esdorf has practically
nniahed his work AT Tallulah. but peo.
pie there want him 20 remain during
the rest u the week
Df, pcvron, who has spent several
NaokA AZ lJoc"'a.c has returned. the
lever there being under control.
There has been IT, spread OF che IA
fer a. kentSOod In 81 Tammauy Par
ike, tho0gA several ca~,- from New
pFleaaa have Developed tt.-, RON
lline 70 tlne. there has M, m an
Hle case 81 secondary Infection
Tha plans arranged f1r tno pr,s,
eent's entertaoinm~nt. " De- con,,
here On Oct. -. have hecn Srraus "a
Nith vieH "a his protection. aud d.,
viii not ~ taken into any ~ me IN
}eeiea dixtricts. He Ia 70 have a mil,
nary snd civic reecVslOn 20 Dc eScar,
- nrom he train 60 the city Aasl.
Mhefe Ne u 20 make an address GO tAs
t|tlsr'as. thea iakru 20 hia hotel. who're
lhere 4 10 BE- q banQuet Al hi9At aad
y icileWinS nocnln9 ~ u 20 have
~ t,'leFxa - naEepr ~ ~ o,eaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29

Cleveland. o. sept 2s-Sr'era
Gred representative men 81 Ci'g'
called upon John D. Rockefeller
home In Forest Hin. and throUg' 4"
drew Squire. a prominent at;orn'' I'd
l. E HOldeA. proprietor OF The
land Pialu Dealer. expressed 'o
Rockefeller their esteem for t!n .-
citizen and a. a great bssln's-
The gathering included mere.
lawyers. elerEymen. educators a.
IN humber walks % life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
DESPERATE pEFlEs OFFICERS.
Man Has Killed Several People and 10
Still At Larae.

Still at Large.
Savannah, "a, Sept. 2S.--While VIII
p. Simms, heavily armed. stood in
plain sight Of a coroner's jury that
found him guilty.
Ellabell is In Bryan county. "a miles
from Savannah, and that vicinity is
in a state OF terror because Ofsthe acts
Of Simms. q white desperate, who has
already killed two men, has notified
others that ne will kill them on sight,
and, who. for the last three weeks,
aas openly defied the officers OF the
state and county. being. It is said, shell
tered and supplied with ammunition
by relatives and openly.levied contri.
buttons of food and money from va.
rious persons of the community, en-.
forcing compliance with his wishes at
the point Of winchester.
Tuesday a coroner's jury deliberated
upon the death OF a negro, the latest
victim OF Smms. The murderer was
so near the scene and so we'll posted
as to the proceedings that before a yer.
diet had been reached, he had ad-
dressed an open letter to all who
against him, defying them to do their
worst and invited them to come in the
woods and look for him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29

Portland. ore. sept. 2S--A dispatch
~ nc Oreronian frum salem Oregon
s.y tNf a. a result % ne yigorou.
pcos- >u;ioE ~ and fraud cases In this
safe AAOui 10000 acres - school iani
Si'rAied n TIE Hue Mountain forrs,
reserve IN eastern Ovcgon has ben
abandoned BY ,0caisrs vho forfeited 10
The uetEhbora1od u $40 eeo Ncoard.
lag Ia ;ae orse,saiAa't oOrraspon dent.
y IA assumed that IN most % these
Instances the hui Fad bsra loca,ed b,
dummies and tAal The pers0ns Who
provided tks uionsy hooame Grishtsns,i
and qaieIy aaond0nc1 al ~ claims
n the sane tisse makins no Ca0ri g
reocvor ne nsoaey Invested
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
rsn Arrives at San Francisco.

San Francisco, Sept. 2s.-TAe Pacific
Main Steamship companys liner Ko-
rcR, Captain Zeeder arrived today
from the Orien, beating the transPa.
ellie record by several hours. Among
her passengers were Secretary Of War
TAFT aad most oI the members Of a
party whcih left with him for the Par
EaAt ON the Manchuria on July 8 last.
the Korea sailed from Yokohama on
Sept II and came direct to this city.
emitting the usual stops at Honolulu
Tive best time for this passage vas
made by the same vessel which held
me previoGs record OF 10 days and IS
minutes, On thls trip she has covered
the distance In a little over 10 days
fat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Empres, EuosnIs Sells Es,a,..

New York, Sept. 2S.-Aco,ran- =
a Bordeaux paper says I.'. I'
patcl from Parts. rthe Rmprc>s T. -a.e
has sold lumber merchant o' i."'
deaux her estate at SOlifcriuo ..'
landed estate consists OF $4,000 a...,
and was created by Napoleon u, 10
1857, at a time when there was q f-oA.
rise IN the value Of hand In 'Na
partment Development OF thai J...
dates from that period owing D..
fine roads made. the clearing Of .o. -
and the system OF irriEa'
farms. The estate constitub.s b. '
self the entire commune Of Sol. 3D.
There Is considerable timber OF be-. ..
tate. The price Is said to have .-.
several million francs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29

philadelphia Sa3t - --No,crnor
vardAmAn. u MisSlssippL has written
Iruer 10 the &iiAAm C1Nmp ship
aud engine baildsrs saying TIA, either
he nor hts s,AG wtl be able 90 attend
,Ac launching ot the hattlcSaip Mis-
si~slRgi on saturday aext 0winE IA the
prevalent at tae yellow fever SenA.
,og MOncy Who h In washing,cu. n
q VII ropFoeent thQ staae ~ the
iaRnnhsne Miss Aioast wilf ehrssea
rs vessel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
WANT REDUCTION IN HOURS.
Railway Employees viii Endesvor to
To Get Shorter Work Day.

TO Get 6hoFter WORK Gay.
Chicago. Sept. IS. The Tribune to
day says:
Preparations are under way fer a
concerted movement on the part OF
railway brotherhoods to secure a re.
duction OF the present working hours
for railway employees all over The cOun.
try
The move already has been discuss.
ed In the grand councils of the organ.
izatlOns. II ~ expected that II will
assume definite form within the next
two months.
The grievance cOmttees OF many of
the western railroads will gather In
Chicago In December to discuss t1ese
changes in working conditions. At the
same time the schedules governing
wages and hours will expire on at
least three OF the western roads, the
Northwestern. the Burlington and the
st. Paul.
According 10 plans now laid. the OPP
portunity will be seized to breach the
proposition OF the demands OF the EN-.
plOyes,
The present hours Of work on the
railroads range from 1ONto IL, but in
no case are they fixed This Is due
TO the nature Of the employment.
The brotherhoods, II Is said. have
no intention Of appealing for n limited
work day They have planned rather
TO seek general reduction which shall
be proDortionate In all branches OF the
railroad service.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Eight Cents ENOUGH for Cotton.

Lodou. Sept. &c. W. McAra. pres.
ident OF the Master Cotton Splnners'
association Of Great Britain. replying
to a statement made by S. s. Dale,
who represented the New England
Cotton spinners and Manufacturers
association In the lass international
cotton congress at Manchester. de-
clares that Mr. Dale misreprekente 4
the attitude OF the congress RESPECTING
the consumption OF raw cotton. The
congress, Mr.. McAra says. had no
desire to interfere with their legiti-
mate profits and had no objection to
the nuctuation brought about BY a
small or large yield. As a matter OF
fact. the growers would be well re.
warded In an ordinary season in a
return Of s cents per pound.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Mysterious Death Of s~eds.

KCanee. It's. Sept. sS--JOAa v.
S,rrcd vice president ut the swedish
American leaelc. and = prOmlheut a..
torney Is dead as the result OF mys
teTiOus shooting. and u has not yet
beva determined whcshcr q va muF
der OF suicide uis BODY wa. found late
last uisAt near Iis home wiih a bale,
Ao,e IN tac hsck OF the rtsSt ear BE
died Ia a few miusscS There 10 nu
InoWR motive. either Tor murder or
~ .ciic
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Abetted h arothsr,n suIeId..

Darlington, s. c., Sept. 2S.-The
grand jury mas rendered the follow lnE
preseniment: We present PegrAm
DargHn for aiding and AAettInE Rob.
ert Keith Darean in taking his own
life. ~ procuring and giving to his
brother Robert Keith DargAn. carbol-
&c acid and other drugs'uith which be
took his life on the llth day 0f July.
1905. in DarlinGtOa, g c. We olser
as Witnesses ]. N.Claaton, q. a IA.
wards. J. 3 Floyd and J. X. Doyle" r
X. DArERn was president OF the hide
Pendent Cotton OH company and Of the
Darlington Trust company. Institutions
whieh have recently failed Dargan
committed suicide in July BY taking
poison.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
POstmsstsrs Hold Meeting.

Dayton o. Sept 2S--TIe
annual convention Of the nation. ~
ISOLATION of postmasters open
this morning Eith an addrcs, % ".
come by mayor snyder to Vn.e1 .
master william T. Hull. Of r,''
Ms. president OF the associa'.0a
spOnded Al inioglh1a -seccp''.
cupied the early hours and The
gates settled down 20 bushes
afternoon. The convention ~.
session for three days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
eeorslans Charged with PeOnsos,

Columbus Ga, Sept. 2S.-W. A.
Johnson, owner Of turpentine still
In Webster county, and J. ID. Skipper
were arraigned before Unite Estates
Commissioner Brown Charged with
having kept Arthur Williams. negro,
In a state Of peonage. The hearing
will be concluded today. The two
defendants gave temporary bond. VII.
liams left the Johnson turpentine still
where he had been working in June.
aud was arrested at Cusseta. Ga. on
a charge OF jumping a contract. He
returned the case was settled before a
magistrate, the warrant was with
drawn and he went back TO work. He
left again later. In the summer an.
other warrant was issued against him
on the same charge. He was arrested
again at Cusseta. and the mlsdemean-
or case against him will DO tried at
the next term of Webster superior
court.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
steamer before he boards his special
train on his departure.
Three New Cases at PensaeoI.

Pensacola, Fla, Sept 2S.-Only
three cases Of yellow fever reported
OF noon. One OF these Ben Thomas,
night editor OF the Pensacola Journal.
City Editor Hayes case was reported
yesterday. II Is expected that a mum.
Der Of cases will be reported this Of.
ternoon. Quite a number Of suspi.
cious cases are being reported today.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
THIRTY PEOPLE ARE
INJURED IN WRECK
Fast Train Leaves the lick
on a Sharp Curve.
NO ONE REPORTED KILLED
The Baggage Car Jumped tre r-s;.
and Caused the. Wreck Of Tra.0-An
the Passengers Were Injuries, SAM,
Of Them Seriously

Durango, Colo, Sept. Is S.. "a.
Just reached Durango OF ~, s...
the eastbound Rio Grand. '..' "a
point between Dolores ana DO ...,
9 miles west OF the latter pu. lie
train was taking a sharp cU.. ....
the baggage car left the trlu, .....g
with It both passenger coach. ....
were overturned and all OF o.. ......
gers about 80 in number. N,.. O..
bruised and shaken up.
Many of them are badly .....
Messengers were dispatch. . ..l.
coe with news OF the wreCk ' %.
CINE and several freight ca 49,. q,
once sent TO the scene.
The injured were taken .u ..
where medical attention cor. d.
tanned. The wounds of '.. ,.r.
were carefully dressed and .. r'-.
brought to Durango and sent . "-.
cy hospital Following +, ,
the most seriously injured.
Mrs. NJ. j. Mcmillan, Pits u.
back and hip injured
J. Lansing. travelling mar f,
braska, severe Riuries in Pro ....
Mrs. Edward Lockett, Of u".-'
back injured.
Mrs. Jennie Weigall. oACorH
severely injured.
Miss Nellie Bank Telluride ul...y
paralyzed.
Miss Ruth Shelby. Touu .-.-
and head badly bruised.
Jack Montgomery, leg broken
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29

Nashville. Tenn. Scp,. = a IscA
sou. Tim. i.aPatcA 49, John 49,
up the slayes uf Dr. 4 n Rsslav,
TO- wsrls arp. con-mltsI slil'a'
ig-lSy ~ hans rs himself IN he CAas.
loste. Tcnu. iaL Tie killiax of Or
Ridiass uas a aosa sensational a.
taiS aoth msa ueEe nro@iasat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29

GulHyadAni. IhnchuriA S-Ps -
recent order ~ General kIass.'f
the army leads 20 he oobcOs.10 -
~ uill spead the Studog u M
ria Drills and target Przo'scs
oontiuae and games wi'l - osT'
70 kecp the n-n orcupied- Tn
hAndss 10 essse sayH y Is ir.', -'
thzl sa,peF.or 0gscers All re
oo@@An6ers give ekstF psssssAi a. 30
tloa 20 IN naetR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Exprsss Messenger. EIuh, Duel.

Decatur, Ills, Sept 2S.-John K.
Ryan. OF Chicago. Pacific express mes.
senger on the Wabash train No, IL,
due here ut S:i3 a. M, and Ed Greene.
also OF Chicago. former express mes.
senger OF late employment at Ham.
mond. Ind. had revolver duel In Ry.
ans car this morning all the way FROM
Belmont to Decatur both men are
seriously wounded On arrival here
Ryan was taken to the Wabash hos.
pital and Greene TO 81. Mary's hospital
10th men may die from their wounds.
Reports as to the cause of the encoun.
ter are conflicting.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
Pror7lnsn, Cuban Disappears.

New York. Sept. 2S.--The police
were asked last night by the family
OF wealthy Cuban merchant residing
In this city. to send out IA alarm Tor
Or. Armada De Armas, OF Havana. de-
sorib2d IA secretary In the treasury
department of Cuba and nephew OF
President Palma DE Armas cabled
Mrs. ArrOStcgCn an aunt living here,
that he would sail from Havana last
Saturday and asked his aunt to meet
him az the pier, The steamer docked
In brooklyn hut when Mrs. Arostegvn
reached the pier all the passengers mad
landed and DE Armas could not be
found. His name was on the passed. n.
ger list but Mrs. Arostegen says the
ships Officers did not know positively
thai he had came north with them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29

New Orleans, Sept. 2S.-Rain con
nued 20 fall during most Of the day
Nany sections OF the city were under
Httef owing TO the Interruption to
Efainage from the eXtenslve excaya.
4Icnb for public improvements that are
81 Wrogress. In former years excaya.
tons were restricted in the summer
time Tor fear Of spreading yellow. fever
91d other diseases. but Science Is re-
eponsible for the changed conditions.
There was little new In the fever sit.
sIalion, the weather conditions inter.
seTing generally With outdoor work,
the detention camps through which
I1bnrers are\golng TO the sugar planta.
k|z,us are now practically ready for
me Increased demands that will be
made upon them. The heavy move.
1nnnt Will begin next week.
Superintendent BRston has returned
GROW Chicago for the opening OF the
p|lbllc schools.
lle expects q large enrolment In
spite OF the fever eituRtion. which has
fept many pupils out Of town.
Heavy RslnStorm vlslts City.
The heaviest rRinstorm that New
Orleans has had for many weeks be.
aan today just before daylight, It
Inined steadily for more than two
AonrA completely flushing the CUTTERS
Row much damage was done 10 els.
7efn screehs " ~ difficult 10 say,
toI ali The oil aud q good deal of the
salt IN the CUTTERS was washed away.
7seyertheless, the fever fight Is now
<onsidered 90 be 90 we'll In hand that
ayan the creation of fresh breeding
places for mosquitoes causes little un.
ehsiness.
uuless there u an unexpected
rhange, the present week promises to
HhoF plainly the results OF the cam.
nRagn against the foyer with q malert.
~ reduction IN the numser OF cases.
both now and under treatment, In this
oonnection statistics OF the deaths and
casea by weeks since the fever began
are Interesting. They are a. follows
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
MANILA is SWEPT
BY TERRIFIC STORM
Typhoon Wrought Considerable
Damage in Philippines.
eUNsoAT SUNK IN THE HARBoR

The Authorities at Washington Re-
eelvs OFFICIAL Dispatcher oeSerIb-
ING the storm Which Was the worS,
One to Visit that Section In Years.
Washington. Sept. 2ST--he military
secretary nas received the following
cablegram from General Corbin, com.
mander in the Philippine division. re.
garding the typhOon Of yesterday ~
Manila:
Manila, Sept. 27.-The worst storm
Of years obtained here yesterday. pass.
ing during the night. Considerable
damage was done by the unroohng OF
buildings. The post at Malahi Is re.
ported totally destroyed. Further re.
ports when facts are known"
The following cablegram also has
been received at the navy department
from Admiral Reiter, commanding the
Asiatlc feet:
THE Leyte, which was out Of com.
mission. was sunk in the harbor aud
lost In the hurricane of Sept. o."
The Leyte was Il gunbOat Of $50
tons and l25 horse power. She was
one Of the vessels belonging to Spain
and which were taken in possession IL
by the navy at the close OF the war.
She was In bad condition.
The post at Malahi referred to by
General Corbin, Is 81 miles from Ma.
Mia. in Laguna province. The gar.
rison consisted of four companies. e,
+. q and Il. Sixteenth infantry, &C.
Corilng TO the last reports received
al the war department. There is also
q military prison at Malahi.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-29
CITY VISITED BY
HEAVY transform
Nothing New in the Fever Sit
nation at New Orleans.
oooD REPORTS FROM COUNTRY

efrsneswsnts for the Visit Of Presl.
Gent RooSs' 1T Are Being Completed
esiperintsndent Of Public Schools Re-
g,srns and 10 Preparing for Opening
New Orleans, Sept. 2s.-Up to noon
Epaay there were cases Of yellow
tttDs and 4 deaths reported.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-24
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

An empty head contains many sur
prises
\ woman who conides in another
woman is lost
There is nothing so painful as some
mems efforts 20 be funny.
The more nerve a man has the less
money he loses when he fails in bus
mess.
Always speak well Of yourself,
Your friends will attend to the other
side of it.
girls idea of trust is 10 have a
monopoly on young mans affect
ions
After a woman discovers that her
husband has lied 70 her he never
hears the last Of it.
married man Shouldn't talk in
his sleep unless he is sure OF vha-
he is going TO say.
If man is right he can be too
radical. and if he's wrong he cant
be TOO conservative.
Never strike a man when he is
down-unless you are sure he will
never be able to get up again.
Successful men have plenty of con-
flence in themselves and but little n
a mnal's heels or woman's t,n-
ene.-Chicage News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-24

nes eono5=.s ani handsome
i. sg5ri4rz. s.d4 Boards Tables. Beds.
ssgs. E-aca Curtains S-9y=s and RAJ
.a.E4 ar =a.r-1. TIE Waee.e- {, vi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-24
COTTON BELT TIME CARD
Trains North

No. 2.-Leaye Pine Bluff l;25 D. m
srrive St. Louis ia a NJ: arrive
Memphis 80 p. n
No. leave Pine Bluff I2:55a M.
arrive Memphis : 4. N. arrive St
Louis 6.51 p. m arrive Cairo l.: %
D. N.
Little Rock Train
No. 32-Leayf? f7.1,.s p;gf PUT 80 p. N
10y Little Rock $40 0. m.
No. 3l-Leave Little Rock s:05
H.; arrive Pine Bluff 1875 a. N.
Trains South
No. leave Mempl g $40 a. N.
leave St. Louis at 8:42 o m;
arrive Pine Bluff LAS p m.; arrive
Texarkana 8:35 p.
No. 3-Leave St. Louis 30 .. m.
leave Memphis $50 p n, arriye
Pine BLUFF 1855 a N; arrive Texar
kama 7:3O a. r
p. q. A. 2 Trains
Leave Pine Bluc 2:30 . m
Arrive Pine Bluf 1910 a. n.
Sunday
Leave Pine Blgf p. N.
Arrive Pine Bluff 8 A. n.
g. NJ Ocxsy. Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-24
Furniture

Lac e Be5coon Suites. N4r6re5es.
Pz-.5- F'..E-.s-=.ra. Carpets. Rugs Nat
gas. W. aaT= TIE 5es5 Sewing Ma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-24
THE LONE IRISH STATE.

The German banker Of Church street
loves to tell the story of the two
lrishmen who discussed the nation
ality of the American States" Said
Pat; Faith. an be jabbers, if this
crate country amt overrun wild tn
Irish. an Wit out o thairty-two states
in tn Union not wan has an Irish
name Sure an yer wrong" replied
Mike. whats tn matter wild
Oregon New York Press.