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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
RAILROAD NOTES.

Engineer john Finnerty of the M. &
E. Division of the Lackawanna is be-
ing generally congratulated on the
phenomenal run he made recently be-
tween Phillipsburg and Morristown,
with special train. The train con-
sisted of combination car and the
private car of e. B. Thomas, presis
dent of the Lehigh Valley, with en-
gine 1902. The train left Phillipsburg
at 3.O5 p. M. and arrived in Morris
town at Alb, just one hour and eight
minutes later. Considering the fact
that seventeen minutes were con-
sumed in stops, the run is a remark
able one. The actual running time
for the fifty-one miles was 81 minutes.
Engineer Finnerty is an old en-
ployee Of the M. & e. Division, and is
considered as one of the nerviest as
well as safest runners connected with
the company.
The Morristown & Erie r. r. is now
to all intents an integral part Of the
Erie system, governed by Erie rules,
and passenger service run by Erie
crews. Yard limits have been astab-
lished and signs erected at Whippany
and Morristown A passing siding
has been laid at Hanover, and register
books put in the stations. Employees
and travellers timetables have both
been issued,
A number Of Erie officials inspected
the road and Morristown on Tuesday
In the party were M. G. Roach, assist
ant superintendent New York div
ision; John Hoffman, trainmasteri
Ed, Sally, road foreman Of engines
Mr.. Uttley, station Inspector, and
Mr.. Arragan, superintendent of tele-
graph. r. w. McEwan escorted the
officials.
The Lackawanna has at last begun
the work Of clearing up the site of the
old freight house. Ever since the
structure was torn down the place has
been an eyesore to greet those arriving
on the trains and a fine advertisement
OF neatness for those passing by. The
stumps removed from the King lot {
year ago have also been taken away
The new Railway Valley railroad
has been officially declared to be opeI
as far as Spriuheld, and will be com
pleted to Summit this summer.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
TWO FARCES.
Given BY The Gamma sigma Debat-
ing Club.

Given BY The Gamma sigma Debat-
ing Club.
Two farces were given by The Gam
ma Sigma Debating Club at the Nor
ristown High School on Friday even
ing.
The program was as follows
PART /.
"Box and Cox.
John Box, a Journeyman Printer.
Leroy Haven
James Cox, d Journeyman Halter,
John ROsevear|
Mrs. Bouncer, Ellis Bower
pia,o ao,o a. Jeunesse Doree,
: lauo Soio b. Schmetterling,
Smith
Spindler
Miss Elsa M. Moodey.
rrs,..uao,o a. A Son of the Desert,
Tenor soio b. When Love is Gone,
Phillips
Hawley
Harry 9. Owens.
Cello Romanza Simonetti
Ellis V. Bower.
GldIlO OucU--
Misses Slater and Myers.
PART II.
"Noah's Ark, Jr."
Mr.. Schuyler, Clarence Wells
Mr. Rawdon, Angelo Bennell
Mr.. Morris, Paul Piper
Rev. Mr.. Smallworth, Edwin Ford
Mrs. Bickerdick, Flagg Vogt
Nettie Schuyler, Barton Myers
Jane, Raymond Heath
The members of The Gamma Sigma
Debating Club are President, Lewis
T. Hays; vice-president, F. Flagg
Vogt; treasurer, Clarence D. Wells;
secretary, John H. Rosevear; B. Frank
Allen, Oliver G. Lyon, G.. Frank
Bower, Henry A. Carrell, w. Leroy
Haven, Jr.. Charles w. Vernon, Will
lard W. Cutler, Jr., Thomas v. Ho-
man, w. Henry Thatcher, Harry @.
Owens, Wesley Logan, Angelo H.
Bennell, Oscar L. Sturgis, Frank w.
Fritts, Charles Buckmaster, P. Bar
ton Myers, H. Paul Piper, Jr., Ray
mond P. Heath, Morris B. Rosevear,
Edwin S. Ford, Ellis v. Bower
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
The Areanum Carnival.

Loantaka Council, r. A. has made
arrangements to hold carnival for
ten days in August. 1t viii be under
the management of w. S. Miller, who
closed a most successful carnival last
week at Plainfield in aid OF the Muh-
lenberg hospital. The people there
took a great interest in the matter
and it is estimated that about 10000
persons were in attendance. The net
results to the hospital were about
5000,
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

lt has been practically decided by
the West Orange authorities 10 buy
what Is known as ',the old stone house
on Northiield avenue, at a cost ef not
more than e5el0 70 flt 10 uR for se0nllell
chamber, police headquarters, police
court and ialls ana offices fop tax eol-
leeloK efe: The purchase price. Il IS
understood viii be 5000.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

O'Donnell 8 McManimans of New
ton. have the contract for the brick
work. of twelve buildings at the U, S.
Powder depot at Pickatinny The
work is to be done in ninety days and
the price is about $4,000.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
Dana Commencement.

\ The baccalaureate sermon to the
graduates of Miss Dana School was
preached by Or. Hughes in the Church
Of the Redeemer on Sunday afternoon,
his text being found in John 1876.
+" But now I go my way to him that
seen me.n The Maske Of Comus was
given by the young ladies' on Monday
evening and on Tuesday morning HAM
ilton Wright Mabie delivers the ad-
dress at the commencement exercises
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30

1t is reported that a relativeo Pfesl-
dent Truesdale OF the D., L. 8 w.
Railroad, is having plans made for the
erection Of two cottages on the hill
side opposite the station at Denville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Game at VlcksburG.

Nv letting Nickshurg down WIth"1i
n hif ar l1ln in the game Sunday ait
crnoon Dunbar, the lanky twlrIef ol
lie le,,al staff established RECORD
that viii not be =excellCd this season
:nd the twirl.r who equals 7 VIII nave
to work hard. II was Tho llrst ho-hle
rone eff the season. and the fans III
Pine Rlun have not quit talking
aheut il yet In addition 10 that
Dunbar gave but one free pass to hfsl.
But three OF the visitors reached the
first bag, one on base on bans, one
ON an error by Murphy and one on
tumble by Fro@t Not one OF these
reached second. The NlcksnrS team
Is co1nptsed Of men who have repu
tation fer smuggling the fall, hHt they
couldn't slug yesterday. This makes
Unnhar's record all the more per
feet
While Nickshur1 was pilin2 np
nice basket of goose eggs. tbe locals
were taking the game well in hand,
driving Hackett To the bench early in
the game Bishop, who succeeded
Racket did better only allowing hnt
one run in the ninth.
But Dunbar was the whole works
and his record will live long in the
minds Of the fans The score:
Il r. r,
Pine Bluff III oo0 0ol-4 10 >
Vickshnrs 600 600 ooo-0 )
Batteries--Dunbar aud Berry:
Uaekett. Bishop AMI ReIt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Mrs. Inna D0ffS

Frequent backache and distressing
pains, accompanied by offensive dis
charges and generally by irregular
and scanty me enstruation indicate dis
placement or nerve degeneration Of
the womb ana surrounding organs.
The question that troubles women
is how can a woman who has some fe-
male trouble bear heal,ii. = children?
Mrs. Anna Potts. of $40 Park Avenue,
Hot Springs. Ark, writes:
Ny Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
During the early part of my married life l
was delicate in health both my husband and
l were very anxious for a child to bless our
home, but | had two miscarrjages, and could
not carry child to maturity A neighbor
who had been cured by Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound advised me to try it. l
did SO and soon felt that ] was growing
stronger, my headaches and backaches left
me, / had no more bearing-down pains, and
felt like a new woman. Within a year
became the mother Of a strong, healthy
child, the joy of our horne. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is certainly a
splendid remedy, and | wish every woman
whe wants to become a mother would try it. !"
Actual sterility in woman is very
rare. If any woman thinks she is ster-
lie, let her try Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegcta BILE Compound and write to Mrs.
Pnkham. Lynn, Mass. Her advice is
free to expectant or would be mothers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Sow Hattiescurq Does It.

The baseball association mas ar
ranged tor 10 cent hack service to
the hall Hattieshnrg Progress.
Then Ii another paragraph IN us
spCrting t?l columns the Progress also
saws 'sThe hleacho1 admission price
has been raised TO SO cents AT home,
Nov. if that isn't nerve II seems
Il al the 10 cents hack fare should also
i9cMde grand stand admiSsie'9 to sncs
falces as |attiesbur2 put m; and the
nerve of en-, To charge 80 cents for
seat n TIE sun To see any old team
around ths Circuit WALTON the stuttln
c,It of the Best tel bunch. II seems
that on DAYS when there are no games
in that village. and when il Is toe Wet
rtr the natives 70 plow, they would
eject Mind of street tair, and place
their PLAYERS in separate stalls. and
cnarce 3 cents 10 zee each one OF
.turs, i Scee uttnou; >aying tho'
tfe show weA}d only lasj = Say. a. :
Sould ther become generally Known
What they did Meridian Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
BANK WINS OUT
On Appeal of =. M. Hudson. Trustee
VS.. Bank Of Pine Bluff

Mir. Justice Wood OF the supreme
court delivered the opinion 6f the
Court in the case of F. N. Hudson.
nHstee, and others against the
Bank of Pine Bluff. Appeal from
Jefferson ehancery court No 5257.
The principal questions in this case
were, first. whether the Parkview
,and company was a party 10 the suit
The court held that the Pa9kview
Land company was made party. Sec
ond. as 10 the question of whether the
Bank OF Pine Bluff waived lis right tC,
certain stock which il held as collat-
eral security for a note sued on by
attaching or attempting TO attach the
same. the court held that the bank
I'D net attempt TO attach the seek
In controversy, and that the case was
Inherent i'll this respect from the caSe
of Clafiin VS. Bredsfelder. Other minor
questions We're discussed in the fpin.
ion and the finding Of the chancellor
was sustained on all. Decree was
ffirmed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
SLAP AT CRITIC OF PRESIDENT
Naturalist Objects to Staying Of Ami
mails and Book Is Barred.

WASHINGTON. May 25.--An order
was issued today by the beard which
controls sch elastic matters in the Dis
trict of Columbia prohibiting the CT
culaton among school children OF a
gGvenile publication which deals with
Kindness to animals. A well-known
9atmalist of Boston. the editor OF the
eaper. recently made some observa-
.ions on the presidents trip and took
the ground that he should net slaN
any beast. particularly at this season.
when nearly all the natives OF the
wild had young depending upon them.
he editor called the president Sc
syerely 10 TASK for setting such an eX-
alnple to the nation. The school board
resented this criticism and to punish
the editcr his paper will not be per.
1aitted 10 the public school buildings
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
TO MAKE IT EASY
Continued From Page One.D

which hegins October 8 It is not
expected that a decision regarding
he right Of the New York state board
Of tax commissioners 10 assess the
franchises Of public-scrvice corpora
uons as real property for purposes Of
taxation VIII be rendered until next
October. To the country generally
the question is one of importance. be.
cause students of the Situation pro
Tess to see in this act a buffer against
tie demand for public ownership Of
fnbIic- service corporations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Clarks Resignation.

President Clarke's resignation IS
siill pending before the Natchez asso-
citation. hut as the members OF that
body viii not get tocether no action
has yet been taken. Mr., Clarke Is
determined to retire however, unless
Conditions are materially chansed
alcug fair and honest lines. Umpire
Mead arrived IN he CITY this morn
ins. and Will hold the Indicator on the
diamond this afternoon II is horee
he VIII give more satisfaction than
his predecessors. Four new PLAYERS
have oeen signed hy Manager Kelly
fer The Nachez team, aHd they are
expected 90 report en- Monday niSht.
Thjs viii materially strengthen the
Indian assregation.-N -Natche2 hnlle-
thu.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
CAT ADOPTS FIVE SQUIRRELS
lakes Them to Fi'i VOID Lett by Loss
Of Ser Kittens.

nanhalv Conn May 2s-Five gray
sou rrels. less than two weeks cid.
ar. being nursed by q cat Nwued by
William Deuhel Of this city. The cat
guards the sonirrels as jealcnsly as
though they were the kittens she tost
3 short sine ago.
The five kittens came K, az Nntin2e,
" end heeanse 'hc cat pop1latIon q
The n.ighborhood was already large
TIE next day the small sen Of Mr
r.uh.l found in a hollow tree the
SQUIRRELS. whose eyes were ret yet
cptn. They We're placed IN basket
with ~ old eat At frst tatby view
ID them with suspicion hut finally
eCus,ufed to adopt them as her ewn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
DELEGATES NAMED
scr the Confederate Veterans and
Sons of Veterans.

The debates from the J. aeiden
hoaue camp Ssns Of Confederate Vet.
rams. have been selected as follows:
T. { Beu. {. r. Fitzhueh W D. Buck
n,f VI. Ciary. X F Roberts Hunt
- Knox. Frank Raeland. Met l.. vii
bourne Of Pine Bluff; NJ Garrett OF
aItheimer: u. + Thicker. Or. Asa
brunson Of Cornerstone; ]. ID. Crock
cit Of New Gascony. and A. +. Mcneil
81 Rcdfi"ld
capt. Bel. as commander of the J.
Ed Murray camp. and Walter l..
G,.odvin. as commander of The }.
:. 1den Roane camp. viii be ex-officio
dclegatce to the reunion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Kansas City Southern.

New York, May 29.-'SpeciaI.)--
Directors Of the Kansas City Southern
will meet in this city this afternoon
= elect officers. Il is understood
tnat Adclphus Busch of St. Louis will
enter the board of directors. Many
tending the read cutting down unnec.
CSsary expenses and increasing its
/ usineSS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
FOUND EGG WITHIN AN EGG.
surprjse Awaited Edaard Cttea W,en
sc Openec lis Lunch.

Kansas City. Nay % When Ed.
ward Often e s45 Troup avenue, Kan
sas City Kan. opent his lanch YES
ttrd;v nc u - - boiled sc"
and ;lak. = nis >ur0rlSe b. fo1nd
INSIDE ef me ess anotA.~r .ss pertect,
~ formed from the shell tc yolk. only
smaller than the first. The egg was
Rd by a Plymouth Rock hen at Mr..
Often Ncme
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Mr.. Hav in Paris.

Paris May 29.-tSpecialD-Mr.
John Hay. the American secretary 6
state. arrived here today for step
of two days Much speculation has
been aroused by the arrangement for
Mr. Hay TO meet NJ Delcasse, the
French foreign minister. but Mr.. Hays
only purpose is TO make a visit of
courtesy upon NJ Delcasse. who will
rake he FIRST call upon Mr.. Hay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

When man can support his family
il = q sign that re is no genius.
Some men are so lucky that when
they lose their purses there was never
anything IN them
There is a lot of difference between
beng married in Your hcneym oon tc
the sir] vow love and all the rest Of
: our lite tc her family.
TO save his life a man cant help
feeling there will be trouble at home
i his wife knew that he was in an
PIPER berth ever some other woman
in sleeping car-New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
J. Ed. MURRAY CAMPS
DELEGATES TO REUNION

Headquarters J. Ed Murray camp,
Ne SO. L. c. V. Pine Bluff Arkan-
sae. May %. 1905.-G General Order No
: Under authority vested by the
camp. the commander hereby an
nonrces the names Of delegates OF
tue camp to the Louisville. Ky, reHn.
on viz:
John W. Ragland. ". G. Glarey. K.
" Knox. .Iohn W. Tucker. ". II. Nor
San.
Anelnates: y Foley W. c. Gar
rett. p NJ. Bridges. ] c. Hirschpiel
T. r. King.
Ry order
JOHN 5. BELL.
Commander.
=. 6 NEWMAN. AGjutant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
TRACED TO NEW ORLEANS
Fro~ There Wesley c, ea~se' prcc-
ably saiIee for Foreign Shore

Hot Springs. May 2e-From infor-
nation cleaned from one Of the OF
cials & the Arkansas National hanb
the detectives are on the tran ot Wes
ley G Parke7. the defauiuns ex.
change Clerk. He was traced direct
to New Qr5sans. I is stated. where
Re : SUPPOSED to nave taken passage
tor South America or posslely South
Africa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

In order to reduce our stock Of wal!
paper, which is the largest in the city,
we Will sell any pattern in the house
a greatly reduced prices for cash fer
thirty Gays. Pine Bluff Paint and
Paper company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
ADDS 10000 POPULATION.
Final Order Entered in Fort Smith
Annexation Cases.

Fort Smith May 29.-County Judge
Falconer has rendered a decision in
the ann. xation cases, in which he ev,
srruleS the tmonSirantS and GrGEfS
the additions in contest annexed to
the city. The parties affected have
expressed a willingness to accept the
decision rs final. so there viii b. no
appeal. The annexation Will bring to
the city an additional io,ooe popuia-
ton, maknc the estimated population
ot Fort Smith about 21.ooG. The pres
tnt confines OF the city arr so ct1,
traeted that il would make it lmpoSsl-
hle almost to secure an increased pop
niation becaHs" of the exceedingly
limited area bounded hy the present
tnes So far as additional revenue IS
etncelned the city Will gain nut little
The increase being bat FIVE mills upon
the assessed valuation of This outside
property. which IS quite low. and act
f2hIe - very much Of an inere ase
in assessment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
JOYS OF MATERNITY
4 WOMAN'S BEST HOPES REALIZED
Mrs. Potts Tells How Women Should
Prepare for Motherhood

The darkest DAYS Of husband and
wife are when they come to look for
ward to childless and lonely olo age.
Many a wife has found herself inca
pable OF motherhood owing to a dis
placement of the womb or lack Ct
strength in the generative organs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
viii Receive Returns.

The local baseball association VIII
receive tie returns from the baseball
raues played by tNe Pine Bluff team
away from nome a he { c. Taylor
COTTON exchange. Games viii be eall.
ed at e'eloei> each Say
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Directors Meeting.

There will De a meeting Of the base
ran association az the beard q trade
tonieht at s o'cloek Business Of i'm
pcrtance is to cone oefor" the meet
ms anG all directors are urged e at
tend
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
SpeGaities.

For cement walks, curbins. cutters
aaSe n3ent floors, address E. O. Swink.
ate general delivery All work per
'~n"Hy supervised and guaranteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

always SCH ISSuIdl ly DIT 90 TO S30G
20 close out at s94, Silt, sl2t, to s1fs
Terms. $40 down, Sc, s. to $40 mont,
ly or all cash as desired.
II scarcely matters how h1tle VI,
feel like investing in al Instrument
now we believe, if you act quickly
you will find here the piano Of Won,
choice. at your price, and on terms
made TO suit you.
a number Of standard grade m.
rights. various makes. in MAHOGANY
T,salnut. English oak and French wal
nut cases, that sell regularly al s395
$50 and 1925, to close ont at s1@
$1S4, S21S, 1928 to S243.
Terms. $40 to $40 down; S, 10 $40
monthly, Or cash.
Our one price, plain figures VII
rlake piano buying safe ana Easy for
sou a child can buy with as much in.
1elligence here as the ShreWdost
grown person.
There are high grade pianos here,
the kind that cost regularly 500 to
$3.50, that will be closed out at s96S
s1S2 to 1896 on terms made 70 sui
Your convenience.
We will endeavor tc please you as
to- the terms Of payment. They will be
made 50 easy tnat all can own piaoo
now
We have 4 number Of the very high.
esl grade and elaboratelv cased ap-
lights that We are very anxious TO
dispose Of Here is a chance 10 own
one of the worlds best makes at q
price usually asked for a cheap piano
They sell regularly at S475. s5oo S55G
and $500 They will be closed out al
s29S. s346 to S34s. Terms 9l1 10
S25 down, IS to SO monthly, or all
cash
Out Of Town People
afford to come long way TO secure
one cf these bargains No one should
lnss this opportunity. We will sen6
ianos anywhere on our easy payment
plan
Used Upright Pianos.
a $500 Wheelock upligh: for S95.
A 1925 Stoddard upright for S165.
A 1925 kaytCn upright for S140.
A 1915 Whitney upright for S195,
A $3.50 Kimball upright for slS5.
A $685. Hollenbers upright for $227
A $500 Chickering upright for $50
A 1926 Hienze upright for S1S7.
Square pianos to close out al S1c
SIS, $26 to $40. You would be amaze'
at the values. These splendid bargain
r1ay be had by paying So. 81 and S
monthly
Organs, various makes, 10 close coi
IS, Sl2 $1s. s25 to $2S, on easy terms
Piano Players.
Have you a sleeping piano? ArouS
F, II with a Nimball Or Apollo player. J
/ few 1c clcse out at half pI'o-.
AS the time is short an early ca.
is advisable in order to secure firs
choice. We are sure there will nc
be enough to go around, so you shoul
not delay your visit to this sale.
The store will be open every ever
ing till O'clock to accommodate tn os
unable to call during the day. Al
Main street
HOLLENBERG MUSIC COMPANY
4l2 Main street. Pine Bluff. Ark.
w A. Leyhe. Factory Agent.
| charge of sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

MS. styIes-New 6rtcset ME
STYLES objects to your entertaining
that policeman in tue kitchen at
night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Store Open Nights Till O'clock. .-4I2 Main Street

70 the Public
The liollenberg Music company OF
Little Rock, one OF the Oldest and
most highly respected concerns in the
country. with numerous branch houses
in the state. have. decided to discon-
;j,,ue their branch house system and
in the future deal direct with the peo-
ple. thereby cutting out all CT the Dig
expense. every dollar of which will be
saved by their customers.
Little Roch. Ark, May y, 1905.
Mr. W. A. Leyhe.
Factory Agent,
Dear Sir
We have decided to discontinue all
Of our branch houses. We find that
Wt can reach the people in a much
less expensive way, and will in the fiji
tdre deal direct with them from our
home office We wish you TO proceed
al once to Pine Bluff and close out all
e0cds on hand there in the next 10
days. This yen can do by offering ev-
erythins at cost. There are some
goods there that yon can c,ffer at less
Than cost. Anything remaining after
l0 days you viii ship 10 Little Rock.
Very respectfully.
HoLLENBERG MUSIC COMPANY.
That makes the matter very plain.
! an here 70 close cat this stock Of
planes and ora@n- and nave positive
orders as 70 how 4. proceed about it.
The Hollenba9'a Music company are
sa1 enly TIE aleest Geafers III III
ltaIe bat they have enjoyed the dis
rcficn uf dealing cnly in the very
REST grade OF goods and heir stock
here is proc! positive Of his assertion.
as II includes such wei known makes
as the Hallet' and Davis. KimhaN.
Chickering. Krel] Whitney. Hollen-
oere Royal. 'Iinze and Others. prac-
'ically all of them new a. very few OF
rem slightly store. worn and priced
accordingly.
We intend to close cut this entire
stock in jusl 10 days time We realize
# course. to 90 this NC COST. NO
PROFIT can be considered Il must
5c a slaughter Of prices. pure and SIM
T.le. The prices must ne made. 50 low
ard the terms SO easy that the insrru-
rf.nts VII really snll themselves al
sight
Beginning Monday morning
May %, ard continuing for 10
days and no longer ] viii offer this
mir" sleek OF piaD<s organs and OF
ano PLAYERS al the a.cst remarkable
!icoAnts ever made IN this o. any
Gher city My orders are plain and
y the po'nt. For 10 days onlv these
Instruments will be offered at their
first cest fnany Of them at less thap
cC~tl
One Price, Plain Figures.
Every instrument will have large
Tag which will plainly indicate the for
mer regular selling price and the pres
II sale price. There vii be but one
mice. the price marked. All will have
an ecual chance % secure the bar,
yains.
Space Will not permit an adequate
feseription OF the many great bargains
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
j. : = y : ; : > , = ! = !
T. BASEBALL NEWS. y
T.
4 L l. b & = j. = > j. j. ) r + + + +
Standing OF the Teams.
Results Sunday.

Pine blnff i. Vickshnrg o.
Grcen,iile : Baton Rouge ;.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-29
Out of Town People.

People living at a distance can well
afford to come long way TO secure
one Of these bargains No one should
ln;ss this opportunity We will send
lianos anywhere on our easy payment
plan.