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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-09
TALK iT OVER WITH Us.

And let us tell you why 1t is wise to
advertise IN the columns OF The
Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-09

The prince Of Wales owns an APP
ple-green diamond-a rare and per
eious specie2. although 1t is valued at
$4,000 1t is the largest stone of it's
shade in the world, weigh ng 81 car.
ats.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-09
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE

The sultan and the queen of the
stainers among European soyereigns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-09
ITEMS OF INTEREST

The authorities of the Congo Free
State are endeavoring 10 populaTize
travel through their territory, and il
has JUS been officially announced
tina the Congo Railway has reduced
the rate for frst-class fares to GO
for a journey Of 240 miles. This is a
great reduction On former fares and
is the lowest rate IN West Africa.
Ernest Tereh Hooley. bankrupt
company pr moter. is on trial in Lon
don with Henry John Lawson on
charges of fraud and conspiracy. A
small regiment of lawyers apears in
,he case, and the eos's viii be great,
Rufus Isaac, defendants chief coun-
sci. receives s2.625 as a retainer, and
'refresher" of s525 a day.
Mr.. Campbell. the Irish Solicitor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-09

The late Adeline Sargent published
six novels in 1901. seven in 1902. and
six in 1903 She wrote about i,000,-
coo words in 1902.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-09

William Biddle who began mis- ca
reer as a freight brakeman. has be-
come third vice president of the Rock
Island system, having charge Of both
the freight and passenger traffic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-09

Joseph b. Foraker. senior United
States senator from Ohio. will contin-
ne his residence in Cincinnati, hRv-
ing just purchased the beautiful
Goodman homestead for 100000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-09

Mr.. Campbell, the Irish solleito:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-02-09

Carrie Nation is in shawnee Okla,
where she has made arrangements
to lake charge of a local paper for a
day. she publishes . card in which
she declares n the ssue brought
out under her direction will be
worth reading
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
Who Owns the Raiiroadsp

II. I. Newcomb. Of the District oi
Columbia Bar. has complied statistics
showing that 5,i7i,7is depositors In
savings banks Of six eastern states are
directly interested in the Joint owner.
ship OF sii2 .35i0s6 Of steam railroad
securities. that insurance companies
doing business In Massachusetts, hold
sSi5. SS9.O3S Of steam railroad siocki
and bonds. and ~ educational institu.
iions depend on si7t6S.s27 Invested
In similar securities for a portion u
their Income. other fduriary instl,G.
tions own enough railroad securities
10 bring such holdings up to more than
n billion and n half dollars. abou, u
sixth OF the entire capital invested IN
railroad property. These Investment,
represent the savings Of the masses,
there being twenty million holders OF
life insuri nco policies In the country.
NJ many moro Of FIRE Insurance poll.
tles, aud an even greater number ~
depositors IN banking and trus, ins'i'
,u,lons. where Investments are large
~ Ia railroad securities.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07

tgres from black paper, and was also
very skillful In carving wood with her
pcnkIifc. Another trick to which she
was addicted was that Of p%roduclns
from bread crumbs absurd likenossos OF
her teacher and such professors as Wis.
ited the school where she belonged.
The rogulsh little creature gave her
schoolmistress All infinite amount u
trouble, and there L. no use In disguisinG
the fact tina; she was almost daily laid
across the mistress lap and soundly
punished. sun II was impossible 10
break her cxuberant spirit, and she went
ON with her caricatures. mingled with
pictures OF animals and trces.
At last II seemed rs though the good
schoolmistress was In despair. She
knew not how to punish her so rs to have
the ~ )per effect. She was tired Of "oor.
rectin,." and finally appealed to the
child herself:
"Wl at shall I do With your"
Il d>nt know
81 90 not wish to whip you"
"Ploasc don't" she said.
"What can I do TO make You behave
Better"
Lock mt up" said Miss Mischief,
brlghtening up, as though q capital idea
bad struck her.
Il will try H." said the mistress,
So the little girl was conducted TO the
coal cellar, where she was duly impris'
oned. But. alas! when her mistress went
IN releane her she found that the incor'
rlgible child had covered tho walls OF
the cellar with really excellent portraits
Of q cat, In all conceivable pastures,
which had happened to be her tellnw
prisoner. The mistress could not find
II in her heart to be harsh on the occa'
sion, for It was impossible not TO recog-
.nise the excellence Of the hastily exc
csted drawings.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
SHOULD CULTIVATE GRACE.
Mental cosm.tI.l Recommended 20
Obtain Pretty Manner. q Posses
sion Hiding Many Defects.

Many women are naturally graceful.
aad 10 them q pretty Pose comes as
simply as d. other inlorR talents 70
favored individuals. The rlri who is
awkward should mrs, become aware
uf lt-thcn cure her c~lumslness. There
Is no more excuse for ungrarrfu'ness
In n woman than there Is Tor sioyonll
n~ess-indeed aNkWardness may De
said to be thu sane thing. applied
10 carriage instead OF dress.
The sill WIN wishes to b, though,
pleasing In manner u~sua'ly Is 10 while
her sister. who SCOTS az her cnur, to
please. 10 the one who win To- found
anong the wall Towers ut almost any
party. In these days of mental science.
most Of the social accomplishments
are To be afixcd by a li.tle EFFORT. a
little necessary mental AM physical
exertion. and sheer lazinc = IL to
blame II n girl allows her charm
to lag behind that of annth'r
Plainness Of feature Il forgotten
when Offset by a pretty manner. ami
II massage ana physical culture do no,
improve the former defect II "a well
TO try some mental cosmetic toward
developing the latter substitute for
beauty.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
MADEMOISELLE
MISCHIEF
b. LIEUT.. NvnRAY

MANY years ago. In n cottage near
IvI Paris. there lived a widowcr with
four children. The locality was 10 a
beautifully wooded district. since swai-
loved up In the grand improvements OF
,hc Bois de IBoulognc. The occupant Of
tho cottage was an artist. and a very
humble one In point OF ability. who
stfugglcd lndustrlously to obtain food
for those four young mouths. Ike a pa
rent bird presiding over a nest OF ileds'
ilngs
The oldest Of these children was sen;
20 school at the time we refer TO. proving
an exceedingly intelligent pupil. but
with such an irreslstibie propensity for
mischief Of all sorts that she absolutely
came to be called Mademolselle Mis-.
chief.
She vas n good hearted child. but yet
a perfect little imp whose roguery ~,
her constantly into diniculty.
one very r~eprehcnsiblc trick OF the
young girl was the propensity. which
seemed perfectly natural to her, for
drawing oaricatures Of the Echoolmis-
tress and others, especially OF all her
young companions. which. being done
with admirable likencsses. possessed
fast enough merit 10 make the satire
very keen and sometimes bitterly felt.
Miss Mischief was also wonderfully
.lSert with the scissors. cutting or. pic.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07

wide. four tnssels and N skein OF
twisted silk. writes a contributor TO tho
Farm and Flresldc. Fold the ma,etia
to form o square, then sew the seams up
Cut n hole out Of the center about tat
size Of a saucer. face around, and then
leather-stitch II. alsp Gcross the icuf
corners about two inches from the
edge. Put n tassel On each corner. Fin.
lsh ~ sewing the ribbon On. and place q
bow at the top. This bag costs about q
cents. and Is useful as u solled handker
chief or dust.ras box,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
THE NOSE AND PROFILE.
In Childhood. Beginning Should Be
Made in Moulding OF Features
and Care Should Continue.

a woman who makes a study Of faces
and their prohles says: The time to
alter the shape Of your nose IL IN the
cradle. You can look over n whole audi
once and hardly see a single pretty side
face. Even when the side face Il pref
~. the effect Is apt 10 be spoiled from a
front view.
The nose that IL graceful looked at
from a side sitting may become ugly and
unshapely when looked at from In roat.
Often II Is actually one-slded.
a crooked nose il caused By burylng
the face In the pillow. As the tvig -
bent the tree Is Inclined. and the won.
m who begins az q little girl to sleep
with her iacc buried will grow IN with
n pug lose. or worse.
There IL a fashion now for the nose
that turr8 up ssucily. But the woinea
whose noses DO hot turn ~ are earnest.
~ advised TO let we'll enough alone.
There Is a great difference between the
ose that IS naturally aud rauclly tip
tilted aud the lose that " tortured un-
III 4, turns up.
II the nose we're taken In childhood
AM gently trained there would be- no
such thing A. ugly noses. The nose
Is formed OF a soft cartilage which In
childhood can be bent this way or that
The great ugly hump which In time he,
comes a too prominent Roman nose
could be prevented IL treated IN time
Even 10 old < Il can be persuaded "a
I - . NNH.N. -. "a. -
be massagci daily aud gently kneadcd
with the finger tips to call Il down from
its proud and prominent position.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
CHILDREN AFFECTED



Many babies hn'' peeh lanhohos
la'3 mo "lih CONSTITUTIONS "'""ehu'
- disease tahch IN win their NOM
or's MILK. Mother cannon be TOO are
tul as TO ihe iooi they use While niFa-
ins their babes The experience oi .
Kansas Guy mother Is a ease IN point;
~ was a great coffee drinher from q
child, aud thought ! could mo- cat q
meal without 1t. but found a. !as'
II was doing me harm for years !
had been troubled with dizziness. Spott
before my eyes anu pain Ia my heaFI
10 which was added two years ago u
chronic sour stomach. The baby wa
born : months aga. n almost from
the beginning, q too suffered from
sour stomach. She was taking II from
me-
In my distress ! consulted a fr'ens
OF more experience thah mine and sn'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
When Red Hot.

To read an inscription on a silver
coin, which, by much wear, has become
obliterated. heat a poker red.hot. and
place the coin upon H. The Inscription
will plainly appear, OF a greenish hue,
but will disappear rs the coin cools
This method was formerly practiced at
the mint to ties, coins. when silver was
called In.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07

Tho egg Of the e~epiornis. which 10 noe
In the United States Rational Museua{
is probably the largest ~ In existence
II Is ~ inches long and ten inches wide
and Its shell Is nearly . quarter Of -
Inch thick. and as hard as a rock. some
idea Of Its size may perhaps be had when
It Is stated that Il Is capable OF holding
the contents Of ak ostrich eggs, or iN
hens esss, or 10000 humming birds
egg.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
GIRLS TUCKED o
A Dainty Little Checked Affair That
Displays the surplicc at Present
So Generally Popular.

Tucks are the preferred form Of orna.
mcntation for little girls frocks. and are
generally used in i~engthwisc form In tho
skirts. In the costume here illustrated
the tucks In the front Of tho blouse are
arranged to cross In surplicc style-a
feature that is being used on every kind
" garment. itmay be found advantage
u TO attach the skirt to an underbody
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07

A white taneta waist illustrated the
extreme OF the new mode. II was a sur.
plioe laid In inch-wide box plaits. and
had a sharply-polnted glrdlc. very Ions
in the front, and huge log-of. mutton
sleeves. The guimpe and collar were OF
cofee .colored lace and there We're high.
transparent cuffs OF the lace to finish the
sleeves.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07

An oberlin doctor says man WOMB
live to be $50 years old, and 10 full
possession OF his mental and physical
vlgor, II he would observe the laws Of
health. Think how hard 1t would be
TO live with a nan who had passed
through 100 winters and still retained
his memory and powers OF spV>h.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07

orris alone Is much used as a sachet
powder, bu, usually a trace Of musk is
added to aid In keeping It's odor. Hello
trope powder Is delicate and lasting.
Odor is merely a matter OF taste, Us many
II the most delicate perfumes are ex-
tremely obnoxious to many persons.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07

IT the cheek bones themselves aIs
large. you cannot r,duce them by any
safe method. Bu, 1t Is possible that they
merely have the appearance OF bcins
large because Of holloss below them.
II ~. NIL out the hollows with flesh fooJ
and gentle massage. Hard massage
works In the opposite way. and reduces
flesh.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07

A dispatch from Fairbanks, Alaska,
to Tacoma said that a common United
states two-cent postage stamp had Just
been sold there for one dollar. and that
Il was the last stamp In town. The
last lemon In town had also Leen con,
sumed, 1t sold {ar two dollars.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
Commercially speakIng.

Mr. B!uudcralong why Miss AntiAs
this Is a pleasure. ! haven't scen yot
Tor a long time i0u must pardon me.
but you look &c.
Miss Antlke-Mr nlundcnloug'
Mr. Uiunderalung Per cent, better
than you DID the last time ! met you
Judge
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
Take the Muzzle OF.

The czar complains that he can md
NO one who will tell him the truth
He could remedy this difficulty by yty'
ing the editors . chance.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
Mora Than He Ordered.

niaer-l say. walter. there's chicken
IN this egg. Hello, what are you doinsY
waiter-Changing ycur check. sir,
Chicken IS 50 eeIts.- Boston Transcript.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07

for small girls. bu, for older ones the
belt nnish will probably be preferred
This mode prcaents opportunity fr
pretty combinations " materials. and u
more effective II the shield contrasts
with the blouse. II the dress Is made OF
Scotch plaid. striped. checked or other
fancy goods the shield should be- Of
plain color Of a harmpnising tone. lace
or needlcwork will be pretty In a irocit
Of L%ansdowre. china slik. taneta or
washable materials.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
PRETTY HANDKERCHIEF BAG
This Receptacle May Also BE Used
for Dust-clo,h and May De
Hung Even In Library.

The handkerchief beg requires half Q
yard OF siikoline Or sate-n, u anj one,
hall yards OF ribbon about = inch
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-04-07
uis RUMBLE w1sHIa

"A ,irs.clad cabin where see
THAT nprins's q rosy winner;
Some one to split the rails for me-
And also cook the dinner.
And willing hao6s.
OF toughest toll.
To til for me
The answering soil.
TIE birds 10 play my m~usic-free-
Some friend. Of temper sunny.
70 manage all the mults for me-.
And rob the hives OF honey.
To pny the hddier-
Night or day.
While I'm Just dancing
Life awayi
y. thus ~scrcnely r., M live
IL sweet simplicity.
AMI N there's any more 10 give.
Just put II down for met
only ash.
In Iifo's bright beams.
The world TO fan ne
In my dreams'
-. l. stanton. In Atlanin Constitution
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27
PlHee -9ANspop-ArloM

Shoe MERCHANTS 5f AUGUSTA "a
Hasz announced #=6atr Intention of
aaEs3aa= 5sc~iminarfae fraiah+
le-6s - -6a railroads ate~inc aat
ezg ~ astne he rfHar steamers. +74
asra being e6fs=v=ana saats ebasner
-zaa -Haaaftha railroads F.var7=r#ze
wateh 1as river transportation does
rot Hraft -harahs Because he aaate
aza slower han ne rains #hs stsf
#sezs peonla BaHranfza Hfa #aiIFaads -
most e9cfasivafF-s8 Ao araat an az-
=aat 7amhoars are 1rae-
atealts rtsea agt 8 business III -Ea
soats eeaa z1ear# asesnass -aof5oh ~
I'm without loss II would mean cheer.
sa=zesia6t rates Hhe =tfroads alwavs
Standard OIL -se-feg "a drfva
HHs competition BY Haauefre eba rates
zn-taw 6at .Ha haass Hara
edf sna then ehasa= % m f
given the patronage thara world ha
Ire = boats IN she Arkansas h.
9ear zaHnd md Tho a7erehar-g 4aa1d
antov FREIGHT ata hat would he
much lower han - present The
eiTee= - LONGER utilized . he
Ha@s #aTaa9aee =av those Who would
- Haasr fet eettaa - -hena
Tire aekv railroad e.nnieeion +
holds saar saaer section rs + he .
aanssfse -saa = S#ata. express corn. .
Hanisz daira Hnsines~ IN ehe state arc .
common carriers ard sAat Il Is vfthin I
ae zfnca of fha commission 10 +
reeaate aheir Hates when ooraplainea +
= 9hcrhart Fhen the nates I
fz1ft - he seeratea in eEa1v state
sgaea zaan nlaiat is made and here is
easelefnt- ava~zwhera hat fheno =js
- eempetfffsn IN 9bo express hasi
ness
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27

szeeteres .as 80 Growth nd #asah
zHment 6f.H4 canHsre ard - Hei=
a5a.sar - =a#saeet interest -eaz.
re rot sHrHassea Hr tHe naanTa q
aag other section
6Ha aae=h sHoela a=v=~ =atn -
==-r-sd - 8paf zH@ mistakes e
5- recon sfrac-toa #a9f7a. which II
.ao nar~ Instances raesd period
of destruction.
lie he zoth u#G aHHralHv h4Loha
-aa zasdarstta n zha s=ss'anart -
~ raae problem rHs leadership s
0assa H5or aa a#oH1a.z s0Ariar
saoVraaaa = -ha azaro character
md reeds znd -he5r Greater fnaaenea
9eer -ae slack Haca They hare he
satlf-r Lad Eae seople af 5ha
north shonld nor assume aa at5E-
taHe e Hfcea-fon N relation % zha
problems hat 3 spirit of sympathetic
heinfulnasz
In peculiar sense the prob
Iem # =ha southern people aaf he
whole eaHntr~ nav and should cen
ftb1ta 70 rs solution
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27
LEAVE ITO -4E soUr4

Prof Nicholas knight Corr Il
college e aft=Ve1ao6 fowa SAYS 5a.
ne negro question zboaa b. .eft -
Ire south Tor solution In cent
address b. saia
The numerous articles saat aar-
appeared IN he public press 7a -ho
race question must zen5 strongly u
ehliehten me popular mind IN .be
Yezafio1s md aft 4tHrfna arehforas
connected herewith Widespread -
tellieenea on DO fsc+ VIII ae 4efp.
fai asa matter Of course sa zatsffne
.He questions which many eaaara
paramount amone mo aaaat sz1e4
that aew confront she American poo
RE
sometimes aa#e Hat ~ 81 .aa
north Il not anprsefsta he zfear'
the southern aeaaTe aaza# uada aa
ar .aHs improve fHe
conditions #Ha erraara - h1aes
mar 1tiazaz .18a,.4as
fnl7e ~ ~ Hat Ills SEQ
Hce 8esaeaa #nan =ea@o febor
arf #azaz.a 1arma8t md ~
50 .aat =he soufhfand
ha earo=ar =he other aana m.
the zant horu white
nar Has. f3@na and hat he
eas chance 10 succeed n
no sca5h ana fssaaee af aatssr
9zeafaea from Is white nepula#on
Tran geEII e. ceanlaa hHaa =.a moe=
ether sections ho aaonfre
The southern white man Facoarfz5s
ara eia+es his pen Hhf15#H
TIE colleges ard nfv tics feaa
5ohns HOPKINS ta @afaHa
sen and aizon.s l.ae a65ah aaaaar
has beer hfatHe5 asfs arz
great wa8k ia nalziae IN
study Of ne oa carat .aaa
sfndv aaHszza
plyiHg the amodfaa Ha
the condition. #rE HriHas#
assertions
neetion wt.t ara -
feees - Virginia
The 0eo1le 81 tfa
IONS. ana .aee bar-
g morals ehez
and af 7er 49,
t3aH associations aavasra rr
effefez GhaHa aeteV
aailan.hfoaic aatarrriese
often n sotafoa aa 5a r,r
American poH9atian eaptafrf1a
= does ho small
forete6 6laoe is o be found In =.
land Of sugar cane and cotton Tbe
hospitality and genial. lovable ouar
ties of the people are everywhere
recognized They have labored and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27

Nr Il 3 Pryor manage Of cfrca
Aticn q he Graphic makes tie cite
circulation ais special charge. Sub
Fcribers falling te receive heir papers
rorperl3. vii confer a favor aDor thfz
department BY reporting care1essnass
ST failure to deliver II enca. Phone
rid Sc new IA.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27
{QcLiP N~E EAAy c


aaiaay fn
-orca7aa
non - ha= .ha
n7 az.H-3sta foat s.aH
H apa1 6e nftas
St'esT Tae Record 1Iaasla eas NOT
a6v 8 Information sram 5as@anea
ataal= hHt secures f ana
an .aanaeers accents and
and - aersph 1eam is va zne=
nerden av #a1aabane ara
neoial cable dispatches from ahraaa
Tae Eev York service ~ the Record
eHar@ pertinent
a9aale3 hv no other baner III fsc-
nc ReearaHerala Is aulv lafIv /.
newspaper hat gives Insurance aon
IN efrst information daily on everv
important event in the insurance h1e.
inegs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27
~ GOLDEN DAVIS
s= c0MFoR7

5r eoMFoRT.
8zBt#fa #His hot aa8 af TaIv= dom
oa wish EoH were , Hov aeaIn
ea8 4r= DONG ~ 6es- Toa
586. E#8 Wsar saaza Underwear
md -s1z@ aoIa maths aad there =
a.aezgzc saa af7ee
arabic 9aa aae4 aHicklr heat oai4
aoar hair sh= =4me and zaa a=4= ~
aar aa.iseIs snsfofmed ezaf ta-a
human crouch
=aa- mink If -hz Tine Qhzn
er dtans- eafa what Toa wore
asaeaHs ard bare feet aad safasbfae
behind he sorfnkling cart Of =54
4aae sumner #ae=tfoa - 5Haav
nooTzs seat a#-6 M tn -a-
branches af -e4e where the aeaga
Eade1 Hrsazas= famed so8 ard evz0
zaa afras faraot to 6a afrafd Gee,
8at hose were heavenly DAYS
on Bi1#eat Let's 20 swtmmfnz.
alarher SAYS reaa,v98 erted
Ard from across ta4 field cane F
his Can't Gotta hoe eorn-4arn IT.
Can rau go e beln2s
An Horr later he 3a5rer II bare F
Scared =faet could - heard ~ fha
6sra thisf1e-sorderea COW path mar
wound through Hodges ccw pasture T
faI Whaonad aad yelled and =hHczed
soer clothing as=eaa ran. FIRST ii
s he hee-z That =s=aa= 1awfistea Iav
.aaf aasss back . primitive nan
- sa85E. Two brown bodies e1eava
=. ~ and -ae COWS 4ndar he
=arsaatne chestnut sFee zfon chewing
heir eHa Tor q moment as rniaatr
==iash is heard EoH and 5ba neigh {
or zav are in winning
Isn'a i ane2 sr+ il a6out ne
rest hing that eger 6anpaned2 Woe
.Hlash Billy and 6e Hlssters yo1r
TraWn HscE win mud aaIfe. Poets
ave zaraa over #6a old swimming
lofe Pointers have approached
ssHzh IN hand ana he
.uhiect Toe Mo fer
ham INST - II IS for ne editor Who
sas ~si-tan his WITH pain in MS
cert as he fights flies and hear and
links II he golden days Of child
}eea
The feel Of taA water is as crate
h IS f@=iea II Hrs 4 tds eaVsr
.afient yan stay in until by al the
rlles Of sc*anee FoH should BE- 1l and
hen ven sfax fa. some moro. Then
.emes he struggle 10 eet dressed
irst. and fter hat another FaIn alone
he crooked COW path. while he san
Tins awav behind the trees.
#az1 can never dc that again It be.
ones % youth and -he time when
hero was no care
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27
Daily Graphic.

TIE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27
Black Bros.
over Eark Of Pine 5iuff
Both Phones

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Brown To Hickory Chair eompang.
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Ia he best dental schools n tn
country. Ehen We acquired skill am
experience n years Of practice. Now
ve affer vou the best modern dentist
= N ali branches At moderate rates
Tell rs about vaur tooth troubles
0ar Office IS newly equipped with
the attest appliances known to the
dental profession. With our Nitrous
Oxide Gss Eitalized Air and Electric.
al appliances makes Filling. Clean.
So afehtenine Crown and BrfdeeWork
ard Extraction absolutely painless
W are he largest dental company in
The South and owing 10 buvine cur
n laree quantities. are able
n offer greatly reaHeed prices IN a
Hranche IS Of dentistry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27

sntered At Postofffce at Pine Bluff.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-27

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