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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-03

The Swiss government is unable to
find sufficient attaches for its diplo-
matte service as the salary Is only
$500 a year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-03

enough sense to keep hogs out of the
cornfield that think they can run the
government
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-03

A young mans idea of an attractive
girl is one who doesn't care for ice
cream or oysters.
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ADA CRIMINAL DOCKET.
For the February Term With Judge
Dickerson PRESIDING.

the criminal docket for the Februa
ry 1905 term of the United states
court, which will be presided over
by Judge Dickerson:
Monday February 10, 1905.
2ll-Pete Martin Lee Shields, VIC.
ating revenue law.
2l4-C. NJ Long, violating revenue
law.
2l5-Nilliam Newman violating rev
enue law
227-Abc Ellis, weapon.
235-A Maxey, Patt Straughn, gam.
ing house.
2i7-Tabor Brown, aggravated
sault, (appJ
2iS-J w Myers, disturbing thb
peace, Capp)
Bud kiser, gaming, (appD
275-l.ec Smith, ode Crawford
Leonard Maulden, aggravated assault
$50 Enoch Jones, disturbing rclig
ious worship.
2S1-Tol Neal, disturbing peace.
2S3 Tod Neal, weapon
2s2-Jim Gopdson, impending iusr
tice.
2S5--Jim Minnix, Bob Maxwell, dis
turbing peace.
2SG-J NJ. Masterson, disturbing re
lgious worship.
2S7-J s Steelman. John william
son disturbing peace.
Tuesday, February "a, 1905.
29l-Bob Deyers, gaming house.
292 Frank Walker Henry Nicely.
gaming house.
294 steve Talldngton, (P. G. Ard
more. Frank walker, Leonard
son. Henry Nicely, gaming
295- James Agee, O. Kcttlewcu cha
McAdoo. gaming
297-Ed Wright sam High, gam
ing.
3l2-Luther Hodges disturbing rehg
ious worship.
3l3-Elam Johnson, weapon.
314-Nelson Hawkins, weapon
315-A. b. Sebastian, assault and bat
terry; (appJ
317-Jim Agee, w W. Brown, gam.
ing.
325-Ium Polk, weapon.
-JushIa Beam weapon.
-Jamison Wright, aggravated
assault.
333 win Hawthorn, John Haw-
thorn, disturbing peace.
Charley Baugh, malicious mis-.
chief
Wednesday, February IS, 1905.
. ll4-Bin Griffin, introducing liquor
.1i5-Bnl Griffin, disposing liquor.
.ll7-Petc Martin, disposing liquor.
lCS-Ott Hamond disposing liquor
lC9-Walter Goyne, introducing liz
uor.
. 1850. Mcknight, f. Il. Holley,
disposing liquor
|lg4-Geo. Mcknight, disposing liquor
lS5--Lou Wheeler, Ed. Wheeler, dis
posing liquor.
|l9l-John Keaton, disposing liquor
21S-Charley Long, disposing liquor
22S-Carney Womack, disposing
liquors.
2iG-Henry oats, disposing liquor.
255-A. b. Thompson, introducing
liquor.
27O-Simon Frazier, Doc. Black, in
PRODUCING liquor
.74-Sam Couch, disposing liquor.
Wallace Owens, disposing liquor
Thursday February 16, 1905.
2S4-Jim Agee, disposing liquor.
2S0-Z. r. Gum, disposing liquor.
29O-Bod Devers, Pink Devers, dis
posing liquor.
293-Frank Walker, Henry Neeley
dlsposing liquor.
/ 29S-Charley Agee, disposing liquor
| I299-Charley Agee, disposing liquor.
| }OO-H. Broughton, w. b. LOwtheI
introducing liquor.
3O4-Bud Blackwell, disposing liquor
.311-W. c. Rea, disposing liquor.
: CIV. c. Rea ,disposing liquor.
322-W. c. Rea disposing liquor.
323-W. c, Rea, disposing liquor.
500. r. Gum, disposing liquor.
.324-T, b. Lauman, disposing liquor
332-T b. Lauman, disposing liquor
I31-W. r. Mason, NJ. K. Elliott
Riley r. Durkee, disposing liquot
,3g-Jcff Carson, disposing liquor.
Monday, February 20, 1905.
l1-Worth Littlefeld, larceny.
4O-George Barnes, larceny.
IS-S, Il. Kerr, seduction.
IL c. Jackson, larceny and re
ceiyins.
SG-Noah Hawkins, Barney Carey
murder
2O2-Barney Carney, murder.
93-Johnie Johnson, larceny and RI
CeiVinp
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A large portion of our standing
army does a stunt on the street cars
during the rush hours.
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Wis merchants put their show win.
dows in the newspapers.
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A straight ticket is one wiuth all
the crooked candidates left off.
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BY the use Of ELECTRICITY, Ex Ray, Dry
Hot Air and suggestive Therapeutics cures
Morphine and all Drug Habits, Bed wett-
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Kidney troubles, Nervous Prostration,
Mental troubles, Catarrh, Heart troubles,
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Headaches, Constipation. Rheumatism,
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DRS. j. w. G. LENA EISIMlNGER,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
223 B ST., S. w. One Block South Of
Courthouse. Phone 1876.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-03

What has become of the leap-year
Society for the Prevention OF Old
Bachelors?"
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llN-G. VI. WllliamS, attempt to mur
def.
l5u-J. W. Lane, arson
los D. NJ. Birdwcl removing mort
gagged property.
Monday February 27, 1905.
ISL c. Cornell, manslaughter.
1896 Henry Burt, assault to kill.
2l6-l.izzie Gordon, Lazarus Gordon,
adultery.
2l7-Mert Moblcy Duk Lane, lar.
ccuy and receiving.
222 Kirk Stovall assault to Kill
Tuesday February %, 1906
229-C. i. kofr removing mortgage
property.
23O-C. l.. Roff, disposing mortgage
property.
2iO-George Clark, embezzlement.
2o7-Joo Harlin, murder
Wednesday March I, 1905.
2ii--J. d. Cowling, larceny.
245-Dan Askew, VIII Hendrix, lar
Ceny
252- Charles Trentham. assault to
kill
253-Johnson Porter assault TO XIII
Thursday, March 2, 1906.
/ 26i-Oscar Hammond Tom Slater
/ larceny.
PCS w X. Brown, destroying en-.
closure.
2G9-Jacll Anderson, Arch Brown, oh.
/ structing r. r. track.
/ 27l-Endy Self, assault to kill.
/ 272-1homas Carney, assault TO XIII
Friday, March 3, 1905.
- .'ohn Morris larceny.
2GS.-John Williamson, assault to Kill.
3o1-Bob Simmons, larceny
/ sO2-l CO Short Blake Allen larceny
and receiving
! 3O3-Lee Short and Blake Allen lar.
cony and receiving.
Saturday March 4 1905.
2i1-Tom Martin, perjury.
3US-Iigc Harland. false pretense
329 John r. Runyan, adultery.
800 J. w. Myers accessory
Sal--Jeff Rose, larceny.
Dependable Goods.
Canton Clipper Turning Plows,
Victor Cultiyators.
Stalk Cutters,
Corn Planters,
Cotton Planters,
Balm Wagons,
Racine Wagons,
Kentucky Wagons,
Blees Buggies.
Phaetons and
Carriages at
SPRAGINS a cos.
II you are thinking OF buying 2
typewriter. buy the best-the Visible
Writing Underwood. This machine
took the Grand Prize at the Worid''
Fair and is for sale on easy terms b!
G. p. Selvidge, Agt for Chickasaw Ma
ton. Ardmore. |. II. 19-tf
FOR SALE One hundred anC
ninety acres Of land adjoining
the reservation at Sulphur
Springs See
s. SIDNEY SUGGS.
When you need a pill 1t Is alway
test to buy the best. Dade's Littl
Liver Pills are the best Try them
They have a way OF their own. SolC
by City Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-03

First Published, January 8, 1905.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
BROUGHT HIM DOWN.
Officers Shoot Negro Who First
Tried to Shoot Them.

John Jackson. negro. went on the
Warpath last night with a Winchester
rife, tnd from what could be learned
from thexneeros statments he was af-
ter Deyt1ty Constable z b Johnson,
also colCred. However he came in
contact with Policemen Evan Parne1l
and John Mari in front Ct the Y. NJ.
G.. A. just before o'clock. and he
snapped his gun at the officers. They
returned the compliment with the re-
suit that their guns did not fail to
shoot and after several shots were
fired. jackson fell with a wound cn
the back of his head. He was taken
to police headquarters, and later lock
ed up. His wound was not thought tc
be serious. He threatened to shoot
the officers, and attempted to dc 80,
and no blame attaches to the officers
for shooting the negro. as they had
to shoot in self-defense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
SOME LOCAL STORIES

Thomas Jefferson Erasmus Per-
kins is the name he owns up to- His
skin is black as the soul of lost sin
ner, and he makes his living by open
ing and shutting the doors Of GER.
tain boarding house after 10 o'clock
at night and attending to several
other duties imposed upon him. He
is porter, and his faithfulness now IS
assured, after the occurrence of the
described incident.
T. ]. Erasmus Perkins. though
probably the descendant of an
Ethiopian king Of large powers and
undaunted courage, lacks some o: the
essentials himself, but nothing this
side of the grave can make him own
up to it, though things which r.: be-
lieved to be beyond the grave made
him Justify confess one night
last week. 1t seems that T. ]. Eras'
mus Perkins had partaken of va.!ous
and sundry stimulating fluids, the ef-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25

fects of which caused a profound and
hypnotic sleep to descend upon him
as soon as he sought his pallet after
the last guest had gone up stairs
and he had closed the door for the
night.
Not long after T. J. Erasmus mad
sunk into slumber benighted board
er hove in sight and strove to set in
without any result Then he pound
ed the door for a full two minutes,
but T. J. Erasmus was having visions
and refused to be disturbed. Then a
night hawk joined the first at the
door and the din they raised would
have awakened the seven sleepers
of Ephesus, but T. ]. Erasmus slept
right on, and the only thing to indi-
cate that he heard were the louder
snores which filtered through the
cracks of the door, When five peo-
pie raised a fuss outside the door
the proprietor descended. He was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
ST. FRANCIS LEvEE CONTRACT.
Contractors Are to Move $3.50 Gu.
bic Yards by Feb. I, 1906.

Memphis, Tenn, June 24.-Contract
for the placement of 8S5,690 cubic
yards of earth at cost approXi-
mately $155,OO0, has been let by the
st. Francis levee board. Lawrence
brothers and company, Shippey and
Outzen and r. L. Leonard Of Men,
phis were the fortunate bidders, their
bid being the lowest. They were in
competition with P H. Rogers OF
Memphis, Driver and Quinn of Osceo-
la, Ark; Cary and brothers CT Mem
phis: Roach and Saneill of Memphis;
M. J. Roach of Memphis and j. G.
Sessions of Memphis. Their bid was
on the whole work
According to the terms OF the con,
tract under which the work was
awarded to this firm, the job is to be
finished by February 1. 1906, with the
exception of a piece of canal work,
which is to be done by SeptembeN
1905. The figures given cover merely
the cost of levee and canal construc-
ton, and do not include engineering
expenses, right-cf-way rights, etc.
The work let was specified as fol
lows: Mile 1888, in the vicinity OF
Osceola and Sans Souci, 1880 cubic
yards;' mile 1923 to mile 127, in the vi
cinity of Glightly. 1924 cubic yards;
mile 161 to mile 166. in the vicinity OF
Scanlan, 223,451 cubic yards; mile l66
to mile III, in the vicinity CT Will
fords, 354,3O9 cubic yards, and also
the construction of Muscatine canal
in the vicinity of Bledsoe, containing
approximately $4,000 cubic yards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
FEARFUL BLOODSHED
IN STREETS OF LODI, Kill ANc
WOUNDED AS HIGH AS BOMBS THROWN
AMONG SOLDIERS STARTS TERROR.

Lcdz, Russian Poland. June q
The strike here. which primarily en-
braeed 90 600 wcrkinemen has lost
It's original economic nature and has
become vast political manifestation
the results of which are today fright
1ul. The rioting yesterday in the
streets and the clash between the
rioters and the Cessacks resulted in
hundreds killed and wounded. The
streets are barricaded in every dirpc-
tlon. and the scenes of SLAUGHTER are
fearful Further trouble is expected
today which will probably spread to
Warsaw. Bombs and yitroil are bpine.
used freely by the rioters.
Yesterday witnessed the most terri.
bic rioting here. While the exact
number of victims is not known. es-
Inmates place the killed and wounded
as high as two thousand.
IHe troubles were lUlJldIeQ DV the
Social Democrats and Jewish Bund.
who determined to avenge their COM
rades killed in the riotfng Wednes-
day.
Thursday the feast of Corpus Chris
ii passed off quietly. but during the
night the workmen attacked the pa
trolls. In this fighting two officers
and sven Cossacks were killed One
of the latter was shot by a girl of thir-
teen years. At dawn Friday COM
menced day of terror. The city was
given up to blcodshed. Anarchy and
fierce street fighting prevailed all day
Barricades were hurriedly construct
ed in the Jewish quarter at dawn and
men climbed to the roofs Of houses,
cutting telephone and telegraph wires
to use for entanglements in the streets
while others cut down telegraph poles
and used them in Strengthening bar
ricades which had already been con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25

Little Rock, June 24.-The engine
and a part of bridge on the railroad
of the Fourche Valley Lumber compa-
ny. at Fourche, thirty-eight miles
west of Little Rock. on the Choctaw
railroad, in Perry county, were blown
up this morning about o'clock by a
charge of dynamite or nitroglycerin.
The report was received this morn
ing from the mill by Mr.. Chas. Nei-
meyer, an officer CT the company and
one of the principal owners of the
mill and road, one of the largest lum.
ber concerns in the state. The de-
tails are not known, but the affair
seems to have been premditated
effort at the destruction CT the prop
erty.
Engineer Wright and his fireman
were slightly injured, but their escape
from death is said to have been mi
raculcus. The engine was derailed, as
it was crossing the bridge, going out
from the mill, and cne section of the
bridge was wrecked. The wreck oc-
Cured about four miles from the mill
Mr.. Neimeyer will have wrecker
sent up to the scene today to put the
engine back on the track.
Fer over a year the Fourche Lum'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
FOURCHE BRIDGE DYNAnITED

ber company have been having trouble
with the Bryant Lumber company, a
neighboring concern, and their diff
ferences have been aired frequently in
the courts, both state and federal,
and the state railway boards.
The trouble has been ever what the
Bryant Lumber company claimed to
be trespass en- the part CT the
Fourche Lumber company, In the cen
struction of a railroad over certain
lands of the Bryant company.
A year ago armed guards were en-
plcyed on both sides to guard the
property, and one time there was talk
of calling out the militia. A bridge
of the Fourche Lumber company was
burned, and number of the adher-
ents of the Bryant Lumber company
were arrested.
So far the Fourche company has
carried its points. and has continued
to develop it's property and extend
its railroad.
There is no clue, so far as known
here. to the identity Of the persons
who placed the dynamite en- the
bridge, but the impression prevails
that it may be the outgrowth of the
old feud.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25

strhrted ard in building others. Early
III the day two bombs were thrown
from the crowd into the barracks. kill
ing OF W unding twenty soldiers. This
started shedding of blood which
continued until after nightfalI.
At II O'Clock all the factory hands
struck and flocked into. the streets.
The Cessacks. dragons and infantry
charged the dense crowds and s,lro-
ING mobs time after time. firing yo1ley
after Volley into the serred mass.
Inc rioters later replied with reyelv-
ers while their comrades on the reefs
and windows joined in the fHsilade
Some dashed vitroil from points of
vantage npcn the troops in the streets
below. The burning fluid drove its
victims into a frenzy and led tC
scenes CT a terrible character.
Darkness Covers FrightfuI Scene.
F1ghtlng continued throughout the
day and only diminished in intensity
at nightfall, when the city was plung
ed into utter darkness, as practically
all the street lamps had been DESTROY
ed. Even then occasional vclleys anG
isolated rifle shots were heard from
different quarters. the troops havine
received orders to shoot any person
appearing in the streets. The deaG
were carried Off to the cemeteries ir
military wagons, the troops acting as
undertakers, but this morning many
dead and wounded were still lying in
streets and courtyards.
Terrible, indeed, is the plight o
the wounded, for medical aid is unob
tainable and many are dying for lacl
thereof.
There was renewal of bloodshed
this morning. A regiment of dra
goons and one CT infantry have beer
ordered from Warsaw.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25

The three ambled arm in arm
down Barraque street and 1t was evi
dent that, while they were net sailors
they had wrecked many schooner
Their talk consisted mainly OF
slurred RS and discarded Is, while
the SIS seemed determined to gel
mixed up with the his. Their nation
ailty was patiently American; theil
residence palpably in the west.
When the swinging doors closed
behind them fer what one of them
termed "The Lasht One, or Chapsh,
their mood was hilarious in the ex
treme.
Ten minutes later something dis
turbed their equanimity, and signs
of battle seemed portentcus. The
one with large expanse of chest in
fated that part of his anatomy, struck
himself twice or thrice on the bcs-
ON. and enunciated:
"I en- lick any man In Pine Bluff. y
With this brave and warlike an
nouncement he subsided into very
audible hiccoughs.
The one with the red nose anu
elongated visage. Strengthened him.
self, grunted cnce or twice. while
frowning at the intrepid individual
who had spoken first. smote the pol
ished mahogany a resounding thWack
(and gave vent to the statement:
81 en- lick any man in Jefferson
county"
Then he strutted Cnce or twice,
looked witheringly at his two com
panions and proceeded to seat himself
and overturn glass.
The third-he CT the lantern jaw
and six feet of manhood-deliberate'
" arose executed a difficult clog
step, jumped up, clacked his heels to-
gether, placed his hands trumpet
wise in front of his mouth, and
bawlcd:
"Whoopee! en- lick any man
IN the state of Arkansas"
Then he glared around In being
erent and bellicose maner, and IN
timated that he could flatten any
mans nasal organ who disputed the
assertion
Nobody did. One man left hur
riedly via the rear door, exclalmlhe
as he went "Well, they've each got
his own territory to scrap In, and
reckon they won't get mixed up VIII
each other, as long as there's any
hody else to scrap anyhow"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25

rot in his everyday street clothes
in fact he wore but enc garment and
II was white. His feet were bar.
That's why he crept UP to T. J. Eras-
mus and administered a sounding cuff
aside of the head. Like a flash, I. j.
Erasmus leaped to his feet. Then
his startled eyes took in the vision
in white. which stood pointing an ac-
cusing finger at him. Frightened
almost out of his senses, the darkey
dropped to his knees and shouted:
ooh, Holy Ghost. femme go DIS
one time and fo' de Lawd Ise neb.
Der gwine sleep no mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
DEATH OF MRS. HERD,

Mrs. Ella Herd, aged Sc years. wife
OF j. S. Herd. died at her home about
1G miles above the city Saturday
morning at 4 o'clock The funeral
viii take place fro mthe residence at
O'Clock this afternoon, and she
will be buried in the family grave
yard She leaves husband. two
daughters and one son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
GLORIOUS FOURTH
Will BE Celebrated in Pine
Bluff in Great STYLE
Next Week.
RECORD BREAKING CROWD FROM
SURROUNDING COUNTIES
LOOKED FOR.
mere Will Be Feast of Oratory and
Grand Fire Works
Display.
There Will Be Feast of oratory and
rohMA ION OF THE PARADE.

FORMATION OF THE PARADE
ferhapS never before in all the his.
tory OF Pine Bluff was the elcrious
Fourth Of July more fttinplv and
Slrehuolsly observed than will be the
celebration OF that event here on
wednesday CT next week. The pro.
gram already perfected for the event
is an elaborate one planned on far
more extensive scale than ever here.
to fore in the long list of similar eel.
eDrations that have occurred at divers
times during the past; and added to
It's elaborateness is the appropriate
ness Of the whole plan of the celebra.
ton. The expectations of citizens
have been raised to the higest pitch,
and it is confidently believed that
record-breaking crowd viii be in
attendance from all the surrounding
country, and that on that day Pine
Bluff will present scene of brilli.
ance and hustle seldom surpassed.
All the participants in the great
celebration will assemble at the cor.
ner of Chestnut and Barraaue streets
not later than 9 o'clock on the
morning of the fourth. The different
aids will assist in forming the pa.
rade, which will be composed of the
various trades and professions, as in
dicated on the program:
Section Police.
Section 2-LeMaire's band; Sam
Russell. aid.
Section Cooler bearer: III
Rowland aid.
Section 4-Miitary and Veterans.
Capt. Penny, aid.
Section 5-City council; J. p Alex
ander, aid
Section 6-County oficers;H. X.
Toney, aid.
Section 7-District and chancery
courts; w. l.. Goodwin, aid.
Section S-Board of trade directors:
Walter Trulock, aid
Section 9-Bankers; Joe Nichols.
aid
Section 1o-Wholesalers; Beaure
Hutt and w. w. Toney. aids.
Section 11-Retail grocers; Drew
White. aid.
Section 12--Retail dry goods; Clif.
ton Dreyfus, aid.
Section 13-Manufacturers; Low
Thompson and Sterling Cockrill. aids.
Section 14-Furniture dealers:
Wade Knox, aid.
Section 15-Social and benevolent
associations; Ben Robinson, James
Brizzolara and Toney Smith, aids.
Section 1G-MCulders and mechan-
les; Dad Lawton and Lu LeLaurin,
aids.
Section 17-School board, teachers
and pupils; Bob Rutherford Sid
Trigg, Dan Taylor and Tom Green,
aids
Section 1S-DOctors, ministers and
lawyers; f. Tucker, aid.
Section l9-Live stock dealers;
John Perdue, aid
Section 2O-Real estate and mer-
chandise brokers'; Vic Harrison, aid.
Section 21-Cotton Buyers; Frank
Ragland aid.
Section 22-Druggists; Frank
Section 23-Truckers; Lawrence
Brown, aid.
Section 24-Press: E. W. Freeman,
aid.
Section 25-Plumbers; Malaciah
Donovan, aid.
Section 26-Embalmers and under
takers; Harry Holderness. aid.
Section 27-Railway; Harry AT
wood and s. M. Dickey. aids.
J. D. Miner will be grand marshal
of the day, and ]. B. Speers, Jr.. as
sistant. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
; EAST END NEWS.
, l&%++++*+*%* 4 = = = = =

Mail car. Nc. 8; express car, No.
112. and freight engine, No. 21O, have
been repaired and are ready to go on
the road.
Mr.. G. J. Mccoy has returned from
Florence, Ala, where he attended the
sickbed of his mother and daughter.
Miss Mabel Bryant is slowly recov-
ering from a length illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
First Presbyterian.

DR.. J. I. Norris of Orlando, Fla,'
will preach at the First Presbyterian
church at both morning and evenle
service today. Sunday school at ~ ~
a. m. Christian Endeavor p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25

it, it would probably be necessary to
go over much of the ground which has
already been covered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
MARRIAGE License.

Marriage License.
Marriage license was issued Satur-
day to Frank Farmer and Miss Nora
Hankins. both residing in the country
rear town. The groom is twenty-five
and the bride seventeen. The mar
rage will take place today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
Land for sale Cheap.

I have 80 acres of fine land for sale
cheap. six miles north Ct Pine Blum
courthouse on the Valley road. In
ouire Of Graphic. t5t)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-25
BUY

Two lots from US $4,000 and up
wards), when paid for; we build you
home. II house costs 5000, 40
months interest will amount to 800:
total, 500. You pay us $3.50 per
month for 40 months; 3 1-3 tears
rent does the work.
"Get Yours"