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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-07
Cures seiatiea,

Rev W. l.. Riley. LID, Cuba New
York writes AFTER fifteen. days OF ex-
circulating pain from scIatic rheumatism.
under various treatments, ! was induced
10 NY Billard's Snow Eminent. the first
application gly.ng my urst relief and the
second entire relief can give II un.
qualified recommendation" 2jc, zoe. 81 0)
Sold by q O.. ~ j. pug Dept b
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Rest in a nice Hammock IN the shades
OF your own home. We have the larg-
est assortment and handsomest designs
on the market Prices from $l,5 10
Sc &c.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main ST.
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OGDEN g. RETURN, sI.OC


Leave Salt Lake $40 p. M Return
Ing leave Ogden 1900 p, m. Big races
AT the Ogden Saucer Track. Held's
Military Band IN attendance. Every
body invited, A pleasant evening as
sured.
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saby,s Head All One Sore.
as GOOD as A VACATION.

From eczema until cured by Cutlcura.
Mrs. WIN. Ryer. Elk River, Mont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-07

II is only ten cents round trip to
Saltair Aug, 9.
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TEN YEARS AGO Today
Coughn hearing Commissioner
railroad the Continental e. C.
Wheeler returning from California
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY
behalf Majors young Of Capt
OF "a
The allied forces In China decided for battle the
"a a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-07

Or Carver, fancy shooting, saltair
today 1870 p. M, free.
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Cures indigestion
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHosPHA1

Natures remedy for obstinate ind'-
gestion, nervous dyspepsia, headache
and depression.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-07

Burnett's Vanilla Extract IS the best,
and the best Is none too good for your
food Insist on Burnctts.
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once In a lifetime saltair ten cents
round trip Aug O.
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ToMoRROw's ORGAN RECITAL.

At tomorrow's organ recital IN the
Tabernacle at $40 o'clock the fol-
lowing program viii be rendered.
/. Offertoire ,,,..,,.,,,,,..., Wely
q Adaglo from III organ Sonata.
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BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co.


Five diving horses, saltair, today.
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YELLOWSTONE
EXCURSION.
August sth.

via Oregon short Line. Only 1880
from salt Lake 10 and through the park
for the regular seven days trip. This
includes rail and stage expenses and
hotel accommodations In the park See
agents.
ThirLN lraln.. SaItnlr. Aug. Q.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY
100 you REMsMeERO

Cholera was reported 70 be rapidly increasing In France
Three murderers legally hanged at Raleigh ~ c.
, 1905-03-01
Young Idler. of the Time.

Among the moderately well to do
there is an army of young men growing
up In idleness in this country who think
it beneath their dignity to learn a trade
or follow a profession and who in many
instances form that large class known
as genteel idlers. They have been pam
pered and petted by their parents until
they have come to the conclusion that
the world owes them a living without
their having to work for it or give an
equivalent in toll. They are in truth a
menace to the peace and welfare of the
country, and those who encourage them
to it are as r~eprehensible as they
Sioux City Tribune.
, 1905-03-01
900
No Way to Get Even.

A New York journalist once went
down to Atlanta to interview Joel Chan
dler Harris, says the Outlook. When
he told the creator of Uncle Remus
that he was going to write him up"
the kindly southerner was immediate
ly reminded of the experience of his
old friend, Simon Sugg.
"Simon Sugg," he said, twas an odd
old fellow who used to live down state.
I knew him well when I was a boy.
One day a friend met him.
"'Simon,' said he, do you remember
Jim Hooper, that went to school with
us down at MonticelloT
Him Hooper, OF co'se 1 member
Jim Hooper. Little slim fellow, want
hep
"'Yaas. Well, Jim's gone and nov
eled your
"'Noveled me, hes hep said Simon.
We'll, ding his hidey"
, 1905-03-01
PROPOSALS.

Bids will be received on Wednesday, March
Is, 1905, at | o'clock, p. M, by the Borough
Council of Holly Beach, N. j., for the cree
ton of a boardwalk on the ocean front.
accompanied by a certified check for $500,
payable to the order of the borough treasurer.
Bids to be made upon the printed forms an
neXed to the specifications, and filed with
the borough clerk on or before the above
date.
A bond will be required to the amount of
one-half of the contract price.
all bids.
FOR plans and specifications apply to l.. NJ.
Rice, Borough Engineer, or H, S. Hewitt.
Borough Clerk.
By order of Council. II S. HEWITT,
Clerk.
, 1905-03-01
The White of an Egg,

The white Of an egg is made up Of
little cells filled with albumen. By
beating the white these cells are rup-
tured, and oxygen from the air Is in
closed, which gives the white and light
appearance to beaten eggs. The white
Of a stale egg will not inclose as much
oxygen, will not be as light and as
easily digested as that of the fresh
egg and, of course, less valuable. The
importance Of beating the egg in cold,
pure air is readily een
, 1905-03-01
Evening

The Misses Mamie and Bertha Schell
entertained a number of friends at their
home in the Fenwick last Saturday
evening. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all and refreshments were
served at a late hour. Those present
were Misses Lena Washburn, Mabel
Campbell and Hazel Larcombe.
Messrs. William Schell, William
Campbell, Ethan Reeve, David Brown
and Charles Page.
, 1905-03-01
Temporary Quarters Secured.

Alfred Cooper, of the Cape May
County Gazette, has bought II Camp
bell newspaper press and a lot of new
type to replace his burned printing
plant at Court House. The second
story of the Reading station will be
used temporarily as a composing room
and a small building has been secured
to shelter the presses until the new
building, which will be erected on the
old site, is completed.
, 1905-03-01
Ordinance No. 81.

An ordinance to provide for the better secu-
rity of life and limb in case of fire in hotels
and other buildings in the Borough of
Wildwood, New Jersey.
Be 1t ordained by the Council of the Bor-
ough of WILDWOOD:
Section l.. That all persons owning, leasing
or in any manner having charge or control
of any hotel or boarding house., or any public
school, or any other public building, factory
or mandatory or workshop of any kind, or
any other building lin which guests, students,
employees, or operatives or any person what
soeyer, to the number of thirty or more are
accommodated, or are steadily or casually at
work or do congregatel, when any such build
ings are three or more stories in height Tor
any dwelling house three or more stories in
helght occupied by three or more families
above the nrst storyG said owners or lessees,
or other persons having charge or control of
said buildings, shall provide all such build
lngs with "a permanent and safe external
means OF escape therefrom, which Shall be so
arranged that In case of fire the ground can
be readily reached by the persons occupying
the third and higher floors.
Section z. That such external fire escapes
shall be constructed of metal and not less than
eighteen inches in width, and shall be Sc
curely fastened to the outside of the building,
and that the number of and the location of
same shall be determined by the committee
OF Council, TO be designated the Committee
on Fire Protection, or by the Fire Inspector,
which said committee or Fire Inspector shall
give notice in writing to the owner or lessee
or the person having charge or control of any
such building, setting forth in said notice the
number and kind of and manner in which
SAID nre escape or escapes is or are to be cree
ted, as required by this ordinance.
Section B. That any violation of this ordin-
ance, or neylect to comply with such notice
TO put said hre escape or escapes up within
ninety days after said notice is received,
snail be deemed "A lnisdemeanor; and any per-
son convicted thereof shall be liable to IA nne
not exceeding three hundred dollars, in the
discretion OF the court; and any person or
corporation failing to comply with the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be liable to an
action for damages in case of death or per-
sonal injuries sustained because of the abb
sence or dls-repair of such fire escape, or in
case of fire breaking out in any building
upon which there shall be no such efficient
hre escape; and such action may be main
tained by any person now authorized by law
to sue, as IN other cases of similar injuries.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall take
effect immediate y and all ordinances or
parts OF ordinaces inconsistent herewith be
ana The same are hereby repealed.
Passed by Council February %, 1905.
Approved February %, 1905.
LATIMER r. BAKER,
Mayor.
Attest@Jed Dubois, Borough Clerk.
, 1905-03-01
By the Tonic Route.

The pills that act as a tonic, and not as
a drastic purge, are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. They ure headache, con-
stipation, biliousness, etc. Early Risers
are small, easy to take and easy to act
"a safe pill. Mack Hamilton, hotel
clerk at Valley City, N. d., says: 1.-TWO
bottles cured me of chronic constipa-
tion.o Sold by Davis, the druggist.
, 1905-03-01
New England Supper

There will be an old fashioned New
England Supper in the Wildwood bor-
ough hall on Saturday evening, March
4, 1905, given by the ladies of the First
Lutheran Church for the benefit of the
church. Everyone on the island should
attend this, the first effort of a small
congregation and help the good cause.
New England fruit will be served.
, 1905-03-01

By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, for sale
of mortgages, premises and goods aud chat
tells. to me directed, issued out OF the oourc
OF Chancery of New Jersey, l will expose TO
sale at nnhlic Nendna on
, 1905-03-01

An ordinance to provide for the better secu-
rity of life and limb in case of fire in hotels
and other buildings in the Borough of
Wildwood. New Jersev-
, 1905-03-01

Bids will be received for the rebuilding of
tne wildwood School,, at a regular meeting
OF the Board of Education March 9th. The
Board reserves the right to reject any or ali
bids: For plans and information apply to
X. w. Ryan.
C.. G. ELDREDGE,
District Clerk.
, 1905-03-01
and General Repair Shop

On Railroad, near Cedar Ave.
WILDWOOD, New Jersey
, 1905-03-01
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

cement work. Mr.. Plat has done con
siderable work for the government a
Washington, d. c., and some years age
built a strip of track for the Nicke
Plate railroad running into Chicago.
Ethan Reeve and Charles Page were
among the visitors at Court Hous from
Wildwood on Saturday afternoon.
Isedor Green, a Camden contractor
and builder who has owned lots here
for a number of years, was down last
week and attended the meeting OF
Council.
FOR SALE-Two fine building lots
in the heart of old Wildwood on Pine
avenu being lot 10, block II; lot IS,
block u.
EDMUND b. PARK,
New Brunswick, n. J.
Fred ID. Schell went to Harrisburg
last Friday afternoon to see his wife
who is visiting her sick father.
Jack O'Brien, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday IN Holly Beach.
William Campbell and David Brown
spent Saturday in Philadelphia sight
seeing. They visited the Geological
Garden, Academy of Fine Arts and the
Baldwin Locomotive Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eldredge
spent Saturday afternoon at Court
House viewing the fire ruins.
Mrs. John Bright and the twins
arrived home Saturday night after
spending some time in Philadelphia.
While working at Bakers Auditor
ium last Friday morning John Daggan
had the misfortune to run a rusty nail
in his right foot causing him mach
pain.
Architect Herbert N. Moffett was
down Monday evening, accompanied
by his father, Revenue Collector Isaac
Moffett, of Glassboro.
Mrs. Heber Crane, who has peen
spending the winter at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thompson
Baker, on Atlantic avenue, has returned
to her New York residence.
e. l.. Troup, of Washington, D. c.,
representing the Department of Com
merce and Labor, Bureau of Census,
was here on Monday taking the census
of manufactures.
C.. Wainwright, of Philadelphia, who
owns a cottage here, was down last Sat-
urday.
Joseph L. Soul and Robert Fisher,
two prominent Ocean City business
men, were here yesterday.
Mrs. George Albus has returned home
after a four months visit among friends
in various places.
r. N. Adams and daughter came
down Monday eAening to spend a few
days.
While plastering at the Aetna last
week Washington Hilton had the mis-
fortune to fall from the low scaffold
and sprain his ankle. He was laid up
for several days and is now out with
the aid of crutches.
Marx Hall has rented one of the
stores under Edgeton Inn for a barber
shop. Mr.. Hall is a veteran of the
Civil war and followed barbering for
several years.
Mrs. w. G. Gross has been very ill
with pneumonia at her Philadelphia
home.
Capt. jeremiah Smith, of Leesburg,
is a visitor today.
Guests at Willard Hall have been
w. Alexander Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Il. Wolcott, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Dever, Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. milford.
Philadelphia; F. E. Drew, New York.
Another Odd Fellow meeting will be
held tonight at Miller's, and all inter-
ested are invited. The institution OF
the new lodge will occur about the 18th
inst. Bernard Tronnem is secretary
and anyone desiring to become a mem.
Der may address him at Wildwood.
Thomas Goslin is moving today from
the Stout cottage IN Magnolia avenue
to George Ferris cottage on Pine
auanna
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
is BATH A NECESSITY
OR A UAURY

In lzilaE G4zm-r. Maryland .ra=fs
fho lur7I Srato~ senate nrIH7Hr
Successor to Gout~ +. NrGoau-. Eay.
uer is 4 J.v am ra-lirst. af ia: 1-le4
- sit IN ths : Ssuate=s since ~ r,s.rae
mont q Simon #l5 #ar...oa Iua# il
Baltimore, Afe#a t~5o. ba#e.~ aa-
Gated at-tHe University - ~. tasa.
IL Wa Hatatea 10 Francis laae. r..
an in l>7I 4aa m,uis-al -ta. Aa
curing t1Jn ~@e. yyar r. I>.> a.
was elected 10 the Nary}aa3 1.a1s.g-
turc and 20 ehe state s,uet, in tN.st.
He was-a member q e9u4H taa4
1>>6 10 I>42 aud hecama N..ea =.
Gener5laf Maryland IA l>a2 re vi
counsel for Rear Admiral W.n@a#
Scott seh}~1 hsfore= the Come tn
curry IN lgol. amt is KNOWN a.. a#a
nof only et eaJJstic VII, buf#9= p,
ed of lloonlz analytical uaua. flT
vas demonstrated in lis e.asjae=sasl
dress nHfhe sehIey case. wHa5=d dtaa4@
five hours Of rapid talfinz h. .=az
splrndid evidence Of el"~e# a1I sIss-
raine,i reasoning. Here s.a 5IJzLIl
f3on OF his Wit:
One aay he vas ea The f9e9f of=tAa
touse arguing an amendment to the
Mckinley tiff bill "EveryifIa@ Is d
luNury #or. a necessity IL caususlly
remarked.
May l interrupt the gentleman
from Naryland2' asked a southern
member who was usually i'll a dishey
eled and unhempt condition.
"Certainly.9 responded Raytrf.
Did understand you to say lhat
everything is either a luxury o. n.
essity22
"Yes. sir, said Rayuor.
"Well. ! have just tah n i 53th.
What w9uld you call that2e
q ye9r case" WAS the retort, "it
is both a necessity and q l'NHrX; 4
necessity because You need It 50 ha5-
", and Il luxury because Vol iaFe il
so rarely"
4 sturdy Democrat from pr'hpielo,
Senator Rayner is at the sane tim"
noted for his independence within par
tv lines. and it is as the result Of q
successful fight against the German
machine that he comes 10 the to9a. -
The Voter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24

lie world equal 10 Vino, fol old poo
Lie. weak women ana nony. ailins
children, as Ninal makes pure, rirh.
rcd blood and creates .ha8ith and
strength 50 rapidly
Coon and Bedell say /. J. such un-
questionable testimony d. HE above.
together with the knoWfed.y of Whaf
This remarkable medicine contains tha1
enables them TO agree 1e refund mon
cN in every case whore Ninol fails 10
give satisfaction.
Ninol is not patent medicine. but
il contains in concentrated form all
o. the curative, bo;]N-buildin2 and
strengthening elements ef cod liv.
G.. oil, but without oil or crease tc
upset the stomach and rejard its
work
Ninol gives you a hearty appetite.
l. does more-it tones III The stom-
ach--it makes pure, rich, red blood:
ii. strengthens every organ in the
body: il repairs and builds up WCpn
tissues and checks The natural de
cline.
Ninol is the best remedy known 10
medicine for weak lungs, chronic
coughs and colds.
We wish every aged person. every
weak woman, and every mother in
Pine Bluff who has puny, ailinS
child would try Ninol on our guaran-
tee to return their money if ii fails.
Coon and Bedell, druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
an OLD BACHELOR SAYS THAT

The dressmaker.s work is merely a
matter of form.
A womans curiosity will 50 twica
as far as her pin money.
Many a true word is spoken when
two women engage in quarrel.
The prettiest hood is childhood; tic
most expensive is womanhood.
Babies are the interest Gu cou
pons attached to the bonds of ma;l'
mony
Few women are expert pianists, bn1
many women are expert chin mUSi-
cans.
Wise is the woman who thinks larc
feet preferable to small understand
ing
Even if a woman is as young as she
claims to be, no other woman viii be.
leve it.
It is easier TO love a poor Girl than
a rich one, because there is less
competition.
When a girl accepts the hand of IL
aged suitor it is because there IS
something in it.
The manly young woman and the
effeminate young man are more to
be pitied than censured.
A girl may be both pretty and ig-
ndrant of the fact that she is pretty.
AS long as man is OF a rcreiy ne
rap whether he pays his debts or nOt.
If a soldier never smelt pow 3or il
must be due to the fact that he never
permitted his nose to get close To 4
woman's cheek-Cinc.nnat Inquirer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
MANY ADVANTAGES

Continued from Page One.)
seen miles Of This road Is constructed
and in operation.
While The Warren ana peNaH,s
I1un road is an independent railroad
proposition. which has been charter
ID and is being promoted by private
in,livie,aaIs. With no direct connection
with either the Rock Island OF IreH
Mountain systems. it presents one Of
thu most practicable aud strongest
prGjects now before The public. L
is nothing more than strong busi-
Hess proposition which has such eN
eepional mcrils lhat The road Will
he constructed as a business cntel-
prise
The fact rhat#this road will climi-
nafp distance and shorten Jhe haul
trcm The great lumber regions OF
South Arkansas and North Louisiana
IL the east and the northwest and
will give a direct route to the gulf
Is feature within itself which makes
this road an absolute necessity
Also he fact thai this road gives
to Pine Bluff connections be5h north
aAd south and that il "opens up a fine
country and brings into market great
gndevelop"d resources, assures to the
Promoters of this enterprise that this
9aad viii b" a paying investment.
All 1he plans and details relative 10
building the road are being formulate
ID and arranged as rapidly as posi-.
lie The officers of the company are
working quietly and ener2eticallN and
expect in q sh0rs time to have matters
in coed shape There will be no diff
Guilty experienced when it comes 10
the time TO finance the project Ii
may be put down as fact iii the
near future the 90 miles of railroad
represented and authorized by the
charter granted 10 the Warren and
DeNall's Bluff Railroad company will
be constructed and added tc The rail
road mileage OF Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24

F " Ress OF 3finhley is registered
al the Trulock.
Sam seoll OF Little Rock is fe4i
tered at lie TIulock.
j. NJ Barrett Of shorrill is among
the visitors in lie city today
T. J. Graham Of Tnckermm is mere
today on a business mission.
8 H. 4. Parker of Clarendon is among
9tbe business visitors in the city.
Jack Barnhardr Of The 1amas News
j. a business visitor in 'he city today.
T. B. Rowland and wife Of Sheridan
are in jhe city, thc guests OF the Tru-
slccE. l,-~<
y f. w. Williams Of Swan Lake is
among the business visitors in the
CITY
# Messrs. T. +, Green and E B. Phil
lips of Monilton arc business yisi-
tors in he city.
George L. Morris of Hot Springs is
81 The city today on business connect
e. With the opening Of the Pine Bluff
and Western.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
SOME GEORGIA NUGGETS.

De man what knows hisse'f is not
nigh ez frequent ez de meals.
Poverty amt nigh eZ humble ez
what he looks; he feels lax kickin de
hCuse cat ever minute in de day.
Write it high, en- write it wide: Oar
is no fool in dis worl' lax de ole fool
what's de same fool over in de same
ole place.-Atlanta Constitution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
IN CHtLeHoOD AND OLD AGE
Vinol Proves Blessing.

Nns. NJ. I N.-n II N. Tom II
Years 0t agE ANA . n..tahgr oI oun ef
our eldest and Ae-f. Eli,~ Of the
south. Wi -:
Fer years -l.t Wila :
chronic cough ez- ug -aeus1tI and
~,nera1 debility. AMI a=-eod nall ..
'ho=time Ms cafnea NY bed
lad doctored AM lahcE many uojt
rlncs without h.neht \. lass Nino
was rocomn,nde3. and ricd T. N
1olseakine 1hrey heftloS 1aS cough Wa
entirely cured. my Strenseh returned.
have 2ained .tash. ave am feclin2
younger and beer lhaa have for
years. Il is tot ui~ .oasou thar [
'ake. pleasure in Hecemn4 ndine NinoI
as The best medicine in fhs world Tor
coughs, huns Troubles lo eHea'a
health and strength.
Our local druggists G@8n and H,=
dell say there is ~ othez modieinf in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
LOOKED THE PART


The Hon. Amos Allen, successor in
the house 10 the late Thomas B. Reed.
relates how the former speaker once
called upon the head of one OF the de
lartments on a matter of official bust.
ness,
The secretary was out, but new
private secretary wearing his newly
acquired honors somewhat hau2htily
vas there. Can YOU tell me when the
retary will return?" asked Reed.
'Really," answered the private Sec
reary. unaware of the identity of the
distinguished caller, "really, you
know. | have no idea
Well" drawled Reed, you lock it :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24

ns'es carly and correct treatment is
applied the patient se#dom survives
when Once the disease il, fastened upon
her lydia L fihh4am,s Vegetable
Compound is the most efficient treat
ment for kidney troubles Of women,
and iS tln ON : medicine especially
prepared for TINS purpose
When a woman Is Troubled with ~ in
or weight III Ioius. b2chaehe, frequent.
painful ar s>eaid5ng Hr3aat5an. swelling
Of iimts- or toct-Zs swelling undsr the
eyes, an uneasy. tired feeling IN the
region Of the Kidneys urnotiree Il brick
dust sediment n tie urine. she should
lose no tiHIs ia commencing treatment
with Lydia f. fini<ham Vegetable
Compound, as It may be the means Of
saving her Ijfe.
For proof road what lydia +. Pink
ham $ Vegetable conn pound did for Mrs
SAWYER.
=" cannot express the terrihc suffering
had 10 endure \ arrangement OF the female
organs developed nervous prestrailan and n
me for a year but kept getting worst until
my mind could not live finally decided
totrv Lydia +. tinkhams Vegetable ON
pound as a last resort and atn to day II we'll
woman. | cannot prais, II too highly and |
tell every suffering woman about ny case !
Mrs. Emma Sawyer, tonyerS. TIA.
Mrs. Pinllhalf gives free advice to
women address il. confidence, Lynn,
Mass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
CHARACTERIZED.

Bjenks-I never have seen Wal
kyns What sort of fellow is he
anyway?
Bjones-Oh. Watkyns is the sort Of
man who has pillow shams Oh his bed
from -Sommerville journal.