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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

FroVo. Feb. 1S--Mrs. Ann Jones widow
OF the late Thomas Jones of the Second
ward. died last night from general de-
Dllity. The deceased was born i'm Brvmbo
Wales. March is. 1915. and came To .TTtah
with her FAMILY in 1856. locating in Provo
where she was highly beloved ana re-
spected by large circle OF relatives and
Irlends, She leaves four sons John
Thomas. Edward r. and Joseph ami
numerous grandchildren and great-sraDd-
children. The funeral will proba bIv h.
held Monday. The time has nor vet No.
liked, however. as the family is waiting
TO hear from two OF the sons who. arc
ont of the state.
The articles stolen from S r Tbur-
mans residence on the Cd bv RYAN ana
Wayne were recovered last eventnn bv
Deputy Sheriff Barrett who sound Them
at the foot of telephone pole in an
alley leading out Of the south side Of the
bank block. They had been wrapped in a
handkerchief and covered with dirt
Albert Holiday. the yoLng man who
was accidentally wounded by discharge
from shotgun on the 9Th has recovered
sufficiently to be removed TO his home
and is considered out of danger The
call was a very close one. some of the
shot passing through the outer wall Of The
pericardium, the sack which encIoses the
heart
Rev. Father Michael J. Duneff ana Ray
Father j. +. Lightner OF St Marv's ca
thedral and All Haiiows college. salt
Lake City. will be the guests II MIR and
Mrs. Frank c. Donovan on TUESDAY
Father Duneff win officiate az mass and
on Wednesday,, Feb. % Father Jigiafner-
viii preach at the Catholic chapel. corner
Of First North and First East streets on
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MUST FACE THREE CHARGES.
j. w. ellison Languishes in Jail For
Stealing a Horse and Buuuy.

Bingham Junction. Feb. fl W. Gill
son IS in the county jail awaiting a hear
ing or three charges, two of grand and
one of petit larceny. The crime OF which
Gibson is accused is the stealing of a
horse, buggy and harness from William
X. Benefits barn on the night Of Feb 2
The thief sold, the stolen articles in Salt
Lake, where they have since been found
Suspicion rested upon Gibson. resulting
in his arrest by Deputy Sheriff Beck
stead yesterday afternoon. Though in the
possession of Mr.. Bennett the horse he
longed to James +. Price, the buggy TO
Mrs. Laura Kennedy and the harness to
William Hardness. so that three separate
complaints have been filed in Justice
Williams court.
Alma W. Harrison and Miss Lovina
Brown of Crescent were married by Jus
tice Williams "Wednesday afternoon
Owing to the freezing of the lakes and
sioughs in the valley. an unusually large
number OF ducks were bagged along the
river Wednesday morning.
The smoker given by WaSatch lodge
No "a. Knights Of Pythias. Wednesday
evening; was a very ENJOYABLE affair
Grand Chancellor w r. White and Past
Grand Master Or. G. l. Douglass were
IN attendance and made short addresses
a musical programme was carried out
ana an informal good time participated
IN During the evening fourteen appIi-
cations Tor membership in the lodge were
presented The applicants will be mi
uated by the Grand lodge within a few
Next Wednesday evening the wiIdev
lodge No ., Z =. .. r. will give n
grand ball in Goff's hall. The Rebekahs
VIII serve refreshments in the I. O. o. f.
mail \ pleasant evening is assured
pleasant surprise party Thursday even
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MANTI MEMS NOTES.

Manti. Feb. 1I-News reached this city
during the week that James a. Barton,
a former resident of this city, passed
away al his home in McGraJh, Canada,
last week. Mr.. Barton was a son of Will
lam X. Barton. deceased and has many
relatives in this city and throughout the
state He also has relatives in Grand
Junction. Col. 1t has been reported that
his remains will be brought TO this city
for burial.
Joseph Witbeck Of Salt Lake City buried
his infant son in the Manti city cemetery
Monday last He came here With the re-
mains from the metropolis Monday and
returned to his home Tuesday
The four-year-old son of Heber G. Steck
of this city had the misfortune of losing
a finger Sunday morning. The little fell
low had a door closed on it.
The Messenger company elected the fol-
lowing stockholders for the present year
Monday evening; J. w. Hogan, Alfred
Alder J. c. Crawford w D. Livingston,
+. p. Dyreng, l.. Il. Anderson ana j. +.
Madsen-
An extraordinary effort is being made
by certain organizations to have the next
state encamoment of the N g L hold
forth in this city during this season.
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CONTRACTS FOR NEXT SEASON.
Believed That the Acreage Will Be
Abaut the Same as Last Year.

Lehi. Feb. 1S-The Utah Sugar COM
pany has commenced contracting with
run. The 9rice is the same as in recent
years-S4.f9 per ton. The other features
last year. ana from present indications
the farmers i'm this locality will raise
about the same acreage as last year. Be
tween lO.OO0 and Il. coo acres will be con-
tracted for the Lehi plant.
locality has been called for this evening
to consider the Strawberry valley propo-
r. A. Bolm of Sugar. Ida. has been in
operating the 7OO-acre Woodmansee farm
that was recently acquired by Have
in charge of the big farm and next sea
son will plant 500 acres of il i'm sugar
beets He will also raise fifty acres of
beet seed. which is new experiment for
Idaho. He also stated that the Sugar
City factory people would contract for
1000 acres this season, as against 1900
last season.
The cd people of the four wards of
ment and ball in the city pavilion on
"Wednesday William Southwick was
master Of ceremonies and about go per-
sons over SO years Of age were present.
James Lamb IS critically III with what
Is thought to be necrosis of the thigh
bone. He viii probably be taken to a
Salt Lake hospital next week.
T. H. Bolin of Blackfoot, Ida, and
Miss Ida Ross of Lehi. who were mar
RED in the salt Lake temple Wednesday.
were rendered reception at the home of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. Z.
Ross. Thursday.
The city council at its last session
passed an ordinance granting a franchise
to the Independent Telephone company to
place poles and wires. etc. upon all the
streets of Lehi City. In return the com
pany is to furnish one free telephone for
the city officials use and also free Of
fetal talk to all parts of this county.
The high school students of Lchi and
PaysOn will hold a joint debate in the
near future.
Thursday members of the Alpine stake
board of education. accompanied by other
church officials from Lehi. American
Fork and Pleasant Grove. visited the B.
Y. L. at Provo and effected an organiza-
ton of the Alpine stake students. Rob
ert ! Evans was elected president;
George Parker of American Fork first
vice president; Elmer Jacobs second vice
president, and Virgil Chapman, secretary
treasurer.
The Utah county postmas ters will hold
their winter session in Lehi and viii be
the guests of Postmaster Ross
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Court Notes.

Judge Lewis yesterday rendered
judgment for S694.44 in favor of the
plaintiff in the case of Eta Blake. ad-
ministrator of the estate OF Edward
Blake. against J. w. Farrell and the
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
company
Judgment by default was rendered
yesterday by Judge Lewis is favor of
the plaintiff in the case of George H
Snellgrove against Edwin 8. Snellgrove
and wife. The judgment is for $1.4i1.O3
and costs.
Alice MCGEE filed petition yester-
day in the Probate division of the dis
trict court for letters Of administration
on the estate OF her deceased husband
John b MCGEE. His only asset at the
time of his death was half interest in
a patent for the MCGEE furnace. Of
the probable value OF "a SOC
Charles o. Vaness began suit yester-
day in the district court against the
san Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroad company. to recover So. 600 for
personal injuries. He alleges in his
complaint that while riding on one or
the defendant company's trains Sent
II. 1905. he was jolted off d car platform
ut Murray and his left leg torn, bruised
and laCerated-
Suit was begun in the district court
yesterday by the Utah Commercial g.
Savings bank against the Pittsburg &
Utah Copper & Lead Mining company.
TO collect promissory note for $500
given Dec. 81, 1903. with interest at 10
per cent from that date and S75 at
tOrney's fee.
George William Watts and his wife
Jennie Watts yesterday adopted an in
FAINT from one Of the orphans homes of
the city, and gave il the name of
George William Watts. IT. The adop-
ton was accomplished in the probate
, 01vision of the district court. presided
over by Judge George CT. Armstrong.
Fannie G. Kahn and Samuel Weitz
were appointed by Judge Armstrong
yesterday administrators of rne estate
OF the late Emanuel Kahn. Their bond
was fixed at 1924. O0C.
n decree of foreclosure of a mortgage
in favor of the plaintiff i'm the case of
w w Chisholm against Sarah Kahn
and Others has been rendered by Judge
Lewis. The judgment was for 81. 227. Sc
and includes $50 attorneys fee
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DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
New York Man and Woman Attacked
in Front of Their Home.

New York, Feb 1S.-One of the most
audacious of the many recent robber-
ies in This city occurred in the Bronx
today when a highwayman attacked
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Cornish i'm
front OF their home, snatched a $4,000
diamond brooch from Mrs. Cornish's
throat, fired two bullets through the
clothing of Cornish when he ueInon-
strated aud then escaped after an ex-
citing race with a policeman in which
several shots were exchanged, but SO
far known without effect. The DO
lice have only a meagre description OF
the man and there seems little chance
that he viii be captured.
The .rObber followed Mr.. and Mrs
Cornish home from street car in
which the lavish display of diamonds
worn by the couple had attracted much
attention
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J. r. WALKER ESTATE SETTLED.
Total Final Valuation S6f6, 2so.a7-
Heirs Receive Shares.

Judge Armstrong yesterday issued a
decree OF final settlement of the estate
of the late Joseph r. Walker. who died
in Salt Lake. Jan. 6, 1901. and whose
viii was dated Oct. Is, 1887.
Mr.. Walker left an estate that at the
time of his death was supposed to be
worth 100000. but the inventory sub
sequently filed by the appraisers ap-
pointed by the court reduced it's value
to 1915 S0.37. The will named as heirs
of the deceased Mary A. Cheesman,
Joseph r. Walker, jr.. Charles A
Walker. Albert Z. Walker and George
X. Walker, each OF whom was to re-
ceive an undivided ne-fifth of the
estate. As Albert L. Walker is dead
his share has been given to Winnifred
\ Walker, admlnistr8 tTiX of his estate
and his heir and one-tenth of the real
estate has been given to, Alberta
Walker. child of Charles L. Walker
also deceased
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STATE NEWS
OF INTEREST TO SHEEP MEN.
Head Government Forester Issues an
Order GoVernina Wool Growers.

EDhraim. Feb. ia. w. Jensen. su-
perviser Of the Manti forest reserve. has
6itford Pinchot. head government for
ester The order is as follows:
You are advised that in considering
counted as 100 sheep. regardless of wheth-
er the lambing is done inside or. outside
OF ire reserve. Eve sheep viii be al
lowed on the east side of districts Nos.
J. : and for lambing purposes, May 10,
reserve until Oct Is 1905 The allotment
OF this class OF sheep among said dis
tricts VIII he made upon such restricted
basis as will be for the reserves best in
terest. al other sheep TO be allowed in
tue reserve only from July I TO Oct. II.
dIid TO be distributed in the various dis
tricts, but none to be allowed in district
NO .. nor to be allowed the Drohib-
lted area on the summit as heretofore
The driveways are extended across said
prohibited area, and the time given to
cross I9on said driVewaNS with stOck be
as follows: The driveway between Six
mile and Mand canyons. two and one
nail days; the driveway in townships Is
and Is. near Ephraim. one and one-half
DAYS, and in township - south. one day.
The increase on account Of counting
SlNty-fiVc. ewes 100 will practically
cover the difference between the total
allowance Of 225,co0 ana the 265.0O9 recon-
mended.
The parties who have applied for
iambing privileges on the reserve are adj
Wlsed that only the sheep which, are to
enter on or about May 10. 1905. will be
allowed to enter for Landing. and said
sheep are expected to come from the
east. No sheep viii be considered for
lambing which will enlarge the pastur-
age of the reserve
Applicants for grazing of horses. cattle
and sheep upon the reserve for the year
1905 will close on Monday. Feb. 20.
Dr. T. Beatty, secretary of the state
board of health, has written the loca
board of health. advising the members
10 permit the use of the cesspOOl at the
Snow academy for the present, pending
the time in the spring when pipes may
be laid.
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Bald Mountain Oil company will be held
in this city on Saturday, Feb .. 1t is
the intention of the company to com
mence work as soon as the weather will
permit. upon the oil shale property east
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HAVE you

Ordered a copy OF Folks salt Lake CITY
Directory for 1862. This work will soon
be in press. Better order now. as the
edition win be limited TO actual sub
Scribers. Price 5000 per copy. A map
.S the city goes with each book.
w. p. COOPER.
Secretary and Manager, 617-620 DooIy
Building.
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& listers OF PROVIDENCE, Mother
- House. Montreal. Can. write:

z ISIEHtS OF PROVIDENCE, Mother
- House. Montreal. Can. write:
we are happy to say that number
of our sisters of our community have
taken Peruna and have derived great
benefit from it's use
The winters of Canada are long and
ere. Catarrh of the head and throat
prevails for at least seven months IF
the year
As soon as Peruna waS introduced
into Canada, it's use spread like Wild
fire. for Il exactly met the climatic dis
eases which abOunded.
Catarrh, when it once fastenS itself
upon the system. is not to be dislodged
by the use of local remedies.
A systemic remedy is needed to
eradicate the disease. PeTuna exactly
meets this necessity.
In the whole history OF medicine TO
remedy was ever devised that has been
so universally recognized as a specific
for catarrh.
It not only breaks up promptly coughs
and colds. but it can be relied upon to
permanently cure catarrh in it's worst
stages and forms
A reward of $4,000 has bee
that the above testimonials are g,
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esteem. and showed al, that time Colo
mel Cody had the greatest respect FOR
his wife's business ability.
The attorneys for Colonel Cody le-
ceiNeo severe rebuke from Judge
scott Tor permitting such evidence as
their witness. Mrs. Parker, gave yes
terday. A. duplicating women OF the
highest reputation in this country as
well as abroad
The answers of Mrs. Parker said
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
YEAR AND FIND
I

People who have been afflicted with
catarrh for twenty years, have found
Peruna to be a prompt and efficient
remedy
Good shepherd. of Montreal, writes:
Having used Peruna for the past
few months for our sick and poor. we
are happy to say that it has given us
greaS satisfaction
In a later letter. dated November Z,
1905. the same institution writes:
I'VE found Peruna a relief in several
cases We can say it is Il good tonic
and we are very thankful"
The following letter is from Hospital
st. Jean, Tongue Pointe:
I'VE have been using your Peruna
during the past month and we take
pleasure in stating that the results
obtained thus far are most satisfac-
tory"
A later letter from this institution is
as follows:
We have used your remedy in a
number o. different cases and the result
obtained is very good. -
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Convent Of St Laurent Montreal
writes a.
After using Peruna for two or three
months. several members OF the com
munlty have experienced such good
el1ects that they can recommend its
use to others"
- The Hospital St. John, of St. John.
=. C. writes:
We are happy to tell YOU that your
Peruns has given us Satisfac elton. Three
patients have tried il, oI.z VS years old.
Renoui Dupuis, afflicted with catarrh.
Is much relieved. more than he has been
for number OF years
"A young girl Il years old, had an
obstinate cough, which half a bottle OF
Peruna caused to disappear.
AS TO myself. two bottles have con-
WINGED me that Peruna is magnificent
as tonic"
Through these three cases we de-
sire to make known to the public the
efficiency of your remedy"
Address DR.. s. 3. Hartman. President
o the Hartman SaRitarIdIn, Columbus,
Ohio.
INK, Columbus. Ohio, as a guarantee
L r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
NAN PATTERSON SICK.

New York. Feb. Is.-Nan Patterson.
the former show girl, who is i'm the
Tombs awaiting trial on charge of
numbering Caesar Young, a bookmal1er,
is reported seriously i'll with tonsi-
litis.
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the cause of bringing about a reeoncfl-
iation between myself and the colonel"
Counsel Rebuked.
AT the afternoon session fifteen let
lers from Colonel Cody TO his wife
were read. These letters were writ
ten in 1900 and 1901, at a time when
II Was stated strained relations ex-
lsted between the couple. The letters
were overlooking with affection and
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Catholicism and Patriotism" commenc-
ing at 10 a m
s. X Roberts, president of the Moapa
Gold, Silver K Copper Mining compB ny,
has gone to Moapa. Lincoln county. Ne
Nada, to look after development work on
the property
Provo. Feb Iz-State Superintendent
Nelson will meet with the County Teach
ers association and the trustees of Utah
county at the meeting Of the L c T. A
here on Saturday
The family OF Mr.. and Mrs Irving g
Emmett has been increased by the
rival OF 2 daughter.
Bishop Billings of Jensen. Uintah coun-
ty, was here yesterday visiting relatives.
Michael J. Ryan. alias Red and
Frank Wayne, convicted of burglary
were sentenced today TO eight and five
years respectively in the state prison by
Judge Booth.
In the case of the state against Will
lard Hutchings. charged with burglary.
the jury failed to agree and were dis
cha rEed
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ADMIRAL pEwEYILu.

Washington. Feb. 13.-Admiral
George Dewey is confined to his home
here with an attack of grippe He has
been. in bed for several days, but viii
probably be able to leave it tomorrow.
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the court. ARE manifestly unjust, pre-
pOsterous. false and brutal. and they
will be eXpunged from the records
Modern Plumbing.
At moderate prices. George q. Doyle &
Co., 21I State street. Phone 162.
DR.. Hanchetts office removed to 401
Mccormick Blk.
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reward has been deposited the Market
n eacwO f the esiie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23

WOMAN'S WAY,

One dollar huys a pretty fair deck
-tf cirds-eooj enough foe nearby aGg
boay i. Pug bridge with CT open q
few iackpots. In tae evolution Of =
bridge circle one II the toveliest
young women in New York discovered
lithugraph portrait on the back of
a deck of gold edged ivory cards
which 50 accurately reseubIed her
self that she thought s1Me Que must
have stolen her picture aud had it re-
prodcued. Investigation proved this
theory to be wrong but the young
woman. who possessed brains as well
as beauty. also q pretty Wit and whose
father is a well-kaown and rich Wall
street man turned it to excellent ac-
count. Purchasing the entire stock
of that particular brand o. cards,
she began giving packs away to her
friends laughiugIy cenarNng; Have
my picture, aud when III the humor
come and play with NE. for have
such way with me" The fad IS
catching. Presently all the women
Of the haut ton who play bridge, or
poker. or pinochle will have cards
bearing their likenesses.- York
Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
A MIGHT DEPARTURE
Arc First-class Service to Florida
Va Southern RaiiNaA

VIA S0oeHefn Railway
Leave Memphis union depot, Ssutf
ern railway train No L 8 D. ~. r..
naming in sleeper at CHATTANOOGA
Take on next track, same station,
THE CHICAGO AND FLORIDA
SPECIAL
Leaving 7:15 a. N. Except Mondays)
which runs solid via Atlanta Macon
and Jessup. arriving jacksonville
same evening at 9;25 p. N, and St
Augustine 1875 p. m,
The train consists CT combined
baggage and club car, four. elegant
Pullman sleepers and one dining car
Florida literature and berth reserv
atoms on application to
c. A. DesAUSSURE, D. PA
L. NJ. DeSAUsSURE, C. T. A.
Memphis, Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
REMOVAL NOTICE,

Ar. ]. W. Matthews has moved his
.aao Of business from East Third
x7caue to t09 East Fourth avenue
vnera he will be pleased to serve the
gable. M. Matthews BARBECIES
FEFF. PORK. and MUTTON daily,
6Rd bundles only the best Kansas city
2eatS. Your orders solicited
= w. MATTHEWS
Il f0a East Fourth ayent2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23

PLAIN BLOUSE OR GtIlMPE 5eo0
Nuh Two styles of Sleeves and to Ne
Made With Hign OF LON Neck
IGng or Elbow Sleeves and tn p
Worn Under or Over The Skirt.
Tile plain blouse is always sat iac-
1my and always in demand and this
Ypason particularly SO, owing To the
w;tfked favor that is being shown to
4aee and nets of all sorts. Illustrated
s. a most satisfactory model that IS
Gaapted TO all these and that can oG
1iiiiHcd for various waists. As Hit
grated II IS simple waist with puffeG
sleeves, II can be made with bishop
side the skirt or it can be cut lev
week with elbow sleeves SO becoming
gudptcd to evening wear. The figured
net made over chiffon is charminelv
attractive as well as cminently fasi
foHab,e. but this same model can he
Mtadt Il foundation for Il limitle@S
AUllllltf OF dppllcdllollS ti lace, lHSGt
{5on medallions and the like. each in
.fIyidual arranging them To her lil1in".
~ novelty is little frillS OF Nalencien-
Nps lace arranged over the entire
d6undatiOn below a shallow. pointed
YGEe of all.over lace. and over the cl-
3Gw sleeves and there are countless
Vther suggestions that might be mad"
The waist is made with front and
Sacks which are gathered ot tn" he!t
7nd closed invisihly at the back. I'll >
Pnffed sleeves are mounted over III
aed foundations. which are faced to
@prm the cuffs. but can he joined a
SGe Cuffs and QUITS held &c position
Wy means of tapes il preferred, hu'
dhe bishop sleeves are gathered into
straight cuffs.
Yhp quantity Of materjaI require |
36i tne medium size is ; wards IN
: a-S Yards - or Is yards Il inches
Wide With 3-i Yards of bandiug to
sam as illustrated
The pattern 5A50 is cut IL sizes To-
= 80 q 36. 3S. 40 and A. ipea bust
MesSure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23
COTTON BELT TIME CARD
Trains North

Ne. 2.-Leage Pine Buff 1:25 p. III.
arrive St Louis 7;5t m; arrive
Memphis 7:50 .. N
No. leave Pine Buff 1885 a n. !;
arrive Memphis 7 a m. arrive St.
Louis G:51 p. n arrive Cairo 1;25
Little Rock Train
No 32-Laave Pine Bluff $50 ,. NJ:
arrive Little Rock 6; % .. IN
No. 3t--Leave Little Rock sos a
N: arrive Pine Bluff 1886 4 m.
Trains Soutf7
No Leave Memphis 5: 40 A. m.
leave ST Louis at s43 p m.
arrive PSue Bluff Las p NJ; arrive
Texackana ) 55 ., III
No 3-Leave St Louis $50 p. N;
leave Memphis $50 p N, arrive
Pine Blur l:55 q M, arrive Texa-
kama 7:50 a. r,
p. q. A. Z Trains
Leave Pine Bluff 2:30 p N.
Arrive Pine Bluff 10 a. m.
Sunday
Leave Pine Bluff s p, m.
Arrive Pine BIuff 9 4 m.
g. NJ Dtckey Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-23

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