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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
NEBRASKA WEATHER FORECAST
Rain wednesday ana Thursday.
OUTLINE OF MINERS DEMAND
Reported that Union VIII Ask for
Recognition ana an Eight
Hour Day.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 6.-John Mitchell.
president Of the United Mine Workers OF
America. was in this city today in his
capacity Of vice president OF the American
Fedepation of Labor to join with First
Vice President Duncan OF the federation
and others in the settlement OF a dispute
Involving compositors and printers. He
Will leave for Shamokin tonight.
II can be stated on the highest authority
that the convention Of anthracite miners
which will draft new demands for presenta-
tion to the coal companies on the expira-
tion of the strike committees award on
April next will be held in shamokin
between october and TO-
1t was learned here today that the De-
cember convention at shamokin will make
the following demands:
Ftrst-Recognition of the Miners union
by the coal operators, the recognition to
take the form of signed agreement,
Second-The substitution Of an eight
hour WORK day for the nine-hOur work day
awarded by the strike commission, which
Is now in force throughout the hard coal
Third-An increase in pay over the mini
mum wages now paid to men and boys
who are not contract miners, but are gem
orally classed as unskilled labor.
Fourth-A uniform scale of wages for
workers not actually miners at all col
lieries.
are the miners SO eager Tor the fecoS-
milton Of their union and an eight-hour
work day that they are prepared to pre-
cipitate a crisis II It should be refused
them?" Mr. Mitchell was asked.
II cannot answer that question You
see, the miners have not yet held their
convention and It will be presumptuous for
me to say in advance what they will or
will not do"
The shamokin convention, It is stated,
will work on the basis that the contract
miners obtained all they were entitled to
by the award OF the strike commission
and that the time has come to endeavor
to secure better and more uniform pay
for the other classes of workers. All
classes will beneht by the demand for an
eight-hour day.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
MOB is FOILED BY SHERIFF
Men Break Into Butte Jail, but
Fail TO Get Alleged
Murderer.

BUTTE. Mont Sept. 5.-A mob of 100
men early today made a determined but
unsuccessful attempt to lynch James F.
Barnes, who late Sunday night shot and
killed Patrick Hanley as the result OF a
slight argument. The jail was taken by
storm. the would-be lynchers commanding
the broad stairway leading to the doors
OF the court house and with drawn pis-
tolls firing at the head Of the crowd, and
the police. who attempted to enter. In
side a mob battered at the big steel doors.
but without success
In the upper corridors were stationed a
number OF deputy sheriffs with rifles and
revolvers, and this tended to hold the
angry crowd back. The mob finally sent
for dynamite. but those dispatched on the
errand failed TO return within an hour
and the ringleaders abandoned the at
tempt and were persuaded by the police
to disperse
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
FLOOD DAMAGE IS HEAVY
Delayed Reports Are Being Received
from Submerged Parts of
New York.

UTICA, N. Y, Sept 5.-Reports are COM
ing from some OF the villages in Chenango
and Otsego counties which indicate that
the flood OF Sunday was much more ex-
tensive than at first reported.
In ten or fifteen townships probably not
far from 15O highway bridges have been
swept away. Some OF these were large
and expensive structures. Not a single
bridge remains on the Unadilla Valley rail-
road. running from Bridgewater to New
Berlin. Much OF the roadbed has been
washed away. and It will be months before
the line will be again in running order.
1t is impossible for the rural free de-
livery messengers TO make their routes in
scores OF places. Losses running from
$4,000 to 100000 in small villages in the
eastern part Of Chenango and western
Otsego are reported
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
YOUNG WOMAN KILLS HERSELF
Miss LeOna Kreutzinger of Chicago
Commits suicide Because OF Acct
dental Death of Her Lover.

CHICAGO. Sept. 6-Despondent and
heartbroken over the death OF her sweet
heart, to whom she was to be married,
Miss Leona Kreutzinger committed suicide
today by inhaling gas here. Matthew s.
Mohl, to whom she had been engaged,
was killed in an accident a week ago.
He had prepared to leave for San Fran
cisco to make his home. A few minutes
after his death George Canolas of San
Francisco, who was to act as the best
man at the wedding ceremony, arrived
at the house to visit him He was almost
prostrated when he learned OF his friends
death and he returned home after the
funeral services.
The funeral arrangements will be ex-
actly the same as those conducted over
the body Of her dead sweetheart. The
young man who acted as pallbearer for
him will carry her body to the grave
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
TAFT PARTY AT LUNCHEON
Entertained at Hong Kong by the
oommandinE Omcer of the
Troops.

HONG KONG. Sept. Sat noon today
Secretary TAFT and Major General Corbin
were entertained at luncheon by the com
manding oficer OF the troops. This after
noon the Racing club gave a special en-
tertainment. The contestants In one race
were leading American and English ladies.
who were pulled IN rickashas by prominent
Englishmen. The winner was Miss Alice
Lahghorne OF Washington. d. c.
Early In the evening there was parade
OF British and Indian troops and at night
a brilliant ball was given by the Hong
Kong club.
Previous TO this bail Governor Nathan
aave a dinner TO the entire party at the
government house. which was the most
gorgeous social anair in the history OF the
settlement.
The steamer Cores will sail at O'Clock
ana the transport Logan at daylight on
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
DESCRIPTION OF FOSSILS
OmcisI Bulletin of California Uni
versity TeiH of strange Anil
mails Once on Earth.

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept 5-The first
ohicial bulletin descriptive OF the fossils
unearthed by the expedition 10 the John
Day region In eastern Oregon has been
published by the geology department at
the University Of California. 1t described
some OF the strange monsters that peopled
the country known as the Bad Lands.
Among these remarkable beasts are ex-
tinct pigs and peccaries as large as cows.
camel-hke quadrupeds. and not the least
interesting, the famous three-toed horse.
The 'elotherium," or giant hog. is a
monster mammal, nearly ten feet long and
six or seven feet high.
Three-fourths OF the remains OF animals
found are OF the peculiar hoofed beasts
named "creOdons," part deer and part
hog, These varied IN size from that OF q
dos 20 that Of a small COW.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Surgeon siIer from Fort Meade L.
Ordered to the Phillip
pines.
CFrom a stan Correspondent.)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-(speciaI Tele-
gram.)-First Lieutenant Joseph F. siler
assistant surgeon, will be relieved from
duty at Fort Meade in time to take tran
sport from San Francisco October 5, for
Manila. where, upon arrival. he will report
to the commanding general OF the Philip
pine division for duty
PostmasteTs appointed: Nebraska
Bethel Kimball county, oliver A. Grub
vice A. d. Grubb. resigned; Roseland Ada
mite county. o. ID. Barras vice A. w.
Evans. dead. Iowa-Liberty Center, War
rem county, c. A. Ferguson vice George
o. Barger resigned.
Rural route No. has been ordered es-
tablished November 1. at Forest City, Win
nebago county, Ia, serving S75 people and
seVenty-seven houses.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
BISHOP SPALDiNe HAS RELAPSE
Physicians and Friends of the Ven-
cradle PreIate Are Alarmed
at HIS Condition.

PEORIA. Ill, Sept, 5.-Bishop John L.
spalding OF the diocese OF Peoria has suf-
tered relapse following his attack OF par
alysis three months ago. He has been in
Lebanon, KY. at his old home for several
weeks and kilograms received today state
that his physicians and friehds were
alarmed at his condition. Bishop spaldinR
was stricken with paralysis early in April.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
RECEIVERS BIG FEE CUT DOWN
Court Reduces Judge sDeneer's Claim
OF 100000 for Eisht Days
work 20 s2,5OO.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Sept. 5.-A decision was
handed down by Judge McElhinney in the
St. Louis county circuit court cutting the
$4,000 claimed by Judge selden r. Spencer
for eight days service as receiver OF the
Peoples United States bank down to 8. so
and REDUCING other claims. making a total
Of tAlO0 allowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
REIGN OF TERROR sUBsIDINe
order ~ Being Restored slowly In
the Caucuses-DamREe I'm OIL
Fields Heavy.

nunuvt II important refineries In Baku
and its vicinity are now in flames. Oil
men here are unable to estimate the loss
while the conf1agration continues but they
believe II will run into millions OF dollars
in Baku alone The fire, which commenced
in the refineries Of the Moscow-Caspian
society, according to private reports,
spread TO 300 tanks and 70 one tank in
the black tow quarter containing 5000
OOO pounds of oil.
The oil men have telegraphed to EN-
peror Nicholas imploring protection and
asking for assistance to prevent the en-
tire destruction of their properties in the
Baku district (which give to the state
1OO. 100000 roubles in revenue and furnish
heat and light to Russia"
BAKU Sept. 5.--Troops, under the di-
rection OF the governor are acting with
the utmost vigor. but they have not sue
ceeded in restoring order although there
is rather less firing.
Armed rioters today attacked the oil
works in the suburb of Balakhan and after
hot fight set fire TO them. Tartar bands
are securing the country, numbering and
pIllaging.
The country is in a state of wild panic
and houses and farms are being aban-
doned The famine in many parts of the
country renders the situation more terri
BILE.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
SUICIDE IN BUTTE HOSPITAL
e. n. Ewing, BrOther-in-Law of
Former senator csekreII. shoots
Himself Through Head.

BUTTE, Mont, Sept, 6-E. b Ewing. As
years OF age, claiming to be a brother-in-
law OF former Senator COckrel OF Missouri
shot himself through the head al a Butte
hospital today and died In a few minutes.
He arrived here three days ago from Ysl-
lowstone National Park ana was N.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
MoFFATT ROAD WINS OUT
Federal JudEe Refuses TO EaIoiu it
at Request of United
states.

DENVER, Sept. 5-Judge Moses Hallett
IN the United States district court today
denied the application OF the United States
government for an Injunction to restrain
the Denver, Northwestern a Paeihc rail.
road 0he Mofatt road from building
through Gore canon. The government en-
gineers had proposed 10 build reservoir
in the canon for the storage Of water for
Irrigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
NAV TOURIST CAR ROUTE
Plans 10 BE Put Into ERect by MIL
wauIsee for Coast Service
Fifteenth.

CHICAGO. Sept 6-General Passenger
Agent F.. A Miller OF the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway announced to-
day that a new route for tourist cars will
be established between Chicago and Los
Angeles september 10. The route is as
follows.
Chicago. Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul railway,
Chicago 70 Omaha Union Pseihe railroad,
Omaha 10 Odgen; the new san Pedro
Scenic line, Ogden TO Los Angeles
Tourist cars will leave from Union
Station. Chicago. aud from Los Angeles
every day.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
OMAHA WOMAN MAKES SPEECH
Mrs. Craig Addresses Letter Carriers
Convention ON Extension of
the Suffrage.

PORTLAND, Ore. Sept. 5.-After refer
ring protests over the seating OF delegates
TO committee, the National Association of
Letter Carriers today listened to an address
by Mrs. Craig OF Omaha IN favor of ex-
tending the franchise to women Ae reso-
luton was adopted urging the officers TO
investigate the. lack OF harmony between
the carriers and the nostoffice department
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06

At New York-Arrived Prinz Adelbert
from Bremen; Kaiser Wilhelm H., from
Bremen; Potsdam. from Rotterdam:
Bremen. from Naples Sailed: Caronjs
for Liverpool; Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
for Bremen.
At Boulogne-sailed: Pretoria, for New
York.
Al Genoa-Arr.ved; Llguria, from New
York
At Queenstown Arrived: Haverford,
from Philadelphia: Teutonic from New,
York; Invernla. from Boston.
Al LiverpoolVsailed: CaTpathia. for New
York.
At Havre-Arrived: Manxman. from Bal
timore.
Al Bremen-Arived: Krom Prinz VIII
helm, from New York
AT Antwerp-Arrived; Zealand. from
EAW York
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
Delayed Steamer Arrives.
Movementa of Oeean VeaaeI. sent. s.

DULUTH. MINI, Sept. 5.-The steamer
Gilehrist reached this port at o clock this
morning,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06
RepIy by Baron Ikomura

Baron Komura replied that he shared en-
tirely the views OF Baron de Roseh. The
treaty OF peace which they had Just signed.
he said was I'm the interest OF humanity
and civilization and Re was happy to be-
leve that It would bring about q nrua.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06

This much but nothing more has been
heard OF the plans at the local Milwaukee
once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
TALK ID FARMERS TO BE MADE BY PRESIDENT BURNETT AT COURTHOUSE
 TONIGHT.
Purpose Is to Increase the Etf;cinecy
  of Organization of Southern Cot ton Association.

President B. H. Burnett of the Ar kansas division of the Southern Cot ton Growers association, and NJ. A. Barker, state financial agent for the san organization, will speak at the courthouse at 7:3o o;ei;1ock tonight.
 The purpose they have in mind in addressing the people of tn city is that of discussing matters relative to the work of the association and i' creasing the efficiency of the organi- zation. A large crowd is expected to avail themselves of the opportunity of hearing them, for Pine Bluff is greatly interested in the movement they represent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
N,AhkLEYS TRIAL CM CHARGE OF ASSAULT TO KILL TAKES PLACE NEXT
 WEDNESDAY. arved John Price Last Saturday Night. But F acts as to Cause
 r.
 Are Unknown.

Fred Markley, the young man ar rested last Saturday night on the charge of assault with intent to H., Wis brought into police court Monday morning, and Police Judge Toney transferred the case to Jupstice P. T. Culpepper's court.
 When arraigned before Justice Gull pepper. that officer set the date of the examining trial for Wednesday, the 2Oth instant. Markley's bail was hA' ed at $500, which he readily gave and was released from custody.
 Narkley is accused of cutting John Price last Saturday night. Price was slashed quite severely and TOT d time it was thought ser ously. :No'h- ing whatever is known of the aileseu crime or it's origin. The facts VIII ,cubtless be brought out at the eSahi' ming trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
,lD CRIME MAY BE AVENGED
|our Neoroee ir Jail at V"N euren TOT Murder in 1906.

Van Ruren Dec. 1e.-S" eriff D. w. hoore and Deputy Maurice HAWKINS bday arrested four ne"roes' 's'''' (oees. pnd Sherrorh ard Gus all" lob Richardson. on a charge of nuf er committed in July. 1896. On 'h'' hght Constable William Jones ana eorge Perry went to the "Colony' Irge negro settlement seven Ill ie' hst of the city, to arrest some he' bees on a minor charge, but failed 'o hd them. They were guided on tn. lip by Mack Crawford, 'eero' anu hen within three r,,'es of tho c'S hey were fired on from ambush pnes falling from his sod 'l". ns','' Nile Perry ard C..,'v'f~'' E'9'''
 bundled At that time an officer 'ooN k Tie in his hands when he "o''' -
 Colony" and for that reason ho hest was ever made. On a fF's-''' kit of Sheriff Moore to the yen.
 Fw a naoro eonvict f"o"'
 r' told the full story of the mur'e'
 the arrests followed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
BRIEF MENTION.
 .f

\ w. T. Trice of Roe was here Sun lay. NE. Starr of Little Rock was in the city Sunday. w. B. Croft of Ladd was at the Ant lers Sunday.
 IT. J. Hardin, a Grady citizen, was here Sunday.
 c. w. Mckay, citizen of Magnolia Mas in town Sunday AE R. Buster of Kingsland was a r hest of the Trulock Sunday. # Harry N. Bell came up from Tex ,5ona on a brief business trp Sun- ey afternoon MH D. Palmer came in from Stu &tv Sunday and spent the day at 2e htlers.
 l1S Hardin came over from Der Eott Sunday and spent the day mlns- |H3he with Pine Bluff friends. RI Reed Furlona came over from De itt on brief pleasure trip sunaaN I registered at the srli1a on.
 T. T. Mitchon ca.,e r2 from cam en on the belatea Coto" Belt train ,ndav aftc:.1aoa ard s4s2.t the day pre.
 John Ccni~s well known Tyro tizen zorro in or a Sh0rt h'-G'nes is@ie, cr~Aay md spent Monday l' wn.
 Mr a,,7 Mrs. Chas. 1.eNaire came
 frc,,, e--,-o ike and spent S'N V in town, the guests of the Ir' elk l.. W. Lowry came over iron. Lle'le cck on a short journey to this clts lnday. He was guest of the Ant IT'S while in the city.
 s. B. Mccartney the well k"e" Il ,siness man of Clio, came up on d 4pf trip to the city Sunday, and was
 guest of the Arlington while here'
 D. T. Reynolds. a prominent citizen
 Gainesville, in the .land or '"e bis red apple' came in on a hrle' nsiness trip to t"e city Sunday. ft as guest of the Arlington while gre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
CLOTHES STOPPED A Rul1e
.-..,rs o.?n7a~ts Served as A'''o'
 Plat for Fapp'

Taunton, Mass, Dec. 1s.-'oseas '5@,,,s .., ou.,e his cscane from sefle''s ,,.,nna to the fact that he wore ,..a ,w. VI, ''s'' rs of trousers, two p2irs of draw draw ara ..s . and hesvv boots. He was sea's' s,a,' '+'' '',.0 +',,,o tal's1ng tc lacinthe MacA, - m5,o., the 1atter thrust his hah' '' ,aa,th the tanle and fired at R1n" , ,1,chade was jealous Of Wo'i'' love. .,-o,,ob the thick clothing and boot on ,nd .ne Rann inficting superficial woua'' a after a nrappled with Nachade ana, ,, a,s setting desperate fight, succeeded 'n aan, fenced enced ,he revolver. Nachade was set' He to six months imprisonn,en,, '''at rsvo,ver so;, ze in court: eff I had that fev0'v9' DOW ~ would kill myself
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
,reEe7ER GIVES HIMSELF UP
,ares Farrar Walks Into one'''
 Office and Surrenders.

1o,,es T. Farrar. a self-confessed aocorter from. the United States army at San Antonio, Texas, walked 1n'o tho sheriff's office last Saturday al'ef ,oon and voluntarily surfendefeo
 Monday morning Deputy Sheriff cnas' nve, took the prisoner to Little ROCK
 ,a turned him over to the army post there.
 F,rrar's conduct in voluntarily s"f' rendering to the officers Was oue' .l sod. to bone felon on one oi 'is .aoas.. He declared that he was sur forne such intense agony "leh ei.s .. hand that he could not lon@er ma.e
 ove, the country, and preferred 'e s=,ffer the penalty of his desereloi' ,st,,ar than have to suffer any iohs1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
ADDS ANOTHER COMPANY.

The Home Insurance agency has added another very strong company to it's already long list of insurance companies. This is no other than the Seaboard Insurance company of Gal weston, Texas, one of the strongest stock companies in the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
NEW PATROLMAN.

V. H. Boyd is the name of a new patrolman on the city police force. MT. Boyd takes the place, temporarily, of Oscar Parnell, who is on the sick list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
,,,,s7 PAY FOR LOVE e'F
extravaaant Boys Mother eos' x N'' Gets Judgment.

,.a Dec 1s.-Justice Husn
 r's.s' nus of uoboken granted judgment Yesterday T to-Mrs. Lizzie .!. ossEot sazsh Me- Me. ofS9sas of uosoten against Miss sar'e sao7s. Hs Ttcser' vi aged ss to recover wns sso's, corre which a"au.' ,,ar son Newman, aged IA spent on the young womaa e',aaes 'tl that at the wages. The woman alleges neg. novic,ker noy is infatuated with MISS m', on of the aT" a,'nner er'4 did no good He ,aa still ne, ,p, s.s+ea s'*a' unop seeing her buying buying ard n,' sinssr ale. much to the Niss uss', Mcvic. ,he fam Tvs resa"rces' N'ss
 ar took an appeal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
SOCIETY NOTES |
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Wedding Announcement

Announcement has been made of sthe approaching marriage of Miss sAndelia Jenkins to Mr. Cleave H. Ra- gan. The wedding will occur at the Residence of MT. and Mrs. Lee Jen-
 kins at Sherrill, Wednesday, Decem- |ber 27. Miss Jenkins is the niece of
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Jenkins. Mir. Ra-
 Fan is a successful merchant of Eng
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
A THE

' ,.os hv his wits. He is a close :.
 onnor-urity. If ya' ooNe9. ne,,, ,.a,,,n1es in your home, he knows ..,... ". va'o'u'e, asa Safe nencsit he know. w. II toa poo ' 1p tA~ frst esse he VI ca,, on yoa. Ia tNe secona 4 e4 ',,..., , .,, ,@ave @ YOU ol,ne. TNo hest 'n. ;neuranco ss . s9fa ne'os' . =. We rent them frHna &2 ''' - -
 ve"~. --,--or cO
 ---.., cal raraena sss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18

Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems especially adapted to the needs of the children. Pleasant to take; soothing ill it's influences; it is the form of throat and lung disease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
WANT ED

Five hundred new customers t( share the bargains l am offering |, the people of this city and country.
 E.. F. SEWELL, The Spot Cash Groceryman, 205 Yves Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18

Ordinary household accidents s1,1 of nave nr .nnors when there's bottle ol @ p Eclectric Oil in the ",s nzuises. .host Heals burns, cuts'
 ,oins Instant rellel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18

Miss Donna Sterling and Dr. John Hamilton of Wynne will arrive in the city this week and be the guests of MT. and Mrs C. L. Matthews.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18

When Improvements i" s''' under consideration, hs'' h of lighting s nF''7'V 'f kted, with the result that af9
 N the navis ronorat"~ e"@ Fnritas r 1a.ce --.i'. h2
 plain their advanta~es to To0-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18

The kneXWalker Furniture com pany will be open Thursday. Frid 3v and Saturday nights. An inspection ct their complete stock will be pleas Ing to anyone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18

-1hN EeoS-Walllcr Furniture e0nl- pahv will be open Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. An inspection of their complete stock will be pleas .ng to anyone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18

The Knox=Walker Furniture com pany are offering rare bargains in every department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18

lay liver makes lazy ma ,, o'a ,5o,. Flood Bitters is the na'''f'i ,,over failing remedy for lazy 1'Ss'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
.j|!i9dbe!jamin6@ MAKERS H NEW YORK

The makers guarantee, and ours, with every garment bearing the above label.
 We are exclusive agents here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
I:, 1lII!!!!>'I| !!

administered by mother whose love
 vas tempered with common sense.
 She knows that OZOMUlSION IS
 . fountain of energy for grown-ups,
 too. It stops waste of flesh. it makes
 plenty of rich blood. For pale, feeble folk it is thief nourisher at lte's feast. r m .sorsampt:on when taken i. ama tR 6ass;sseS sell it. 70 cents a..'a | s<AS Let us |send you e:. Free Sample .v...~ .. Nail Write letter or postal to
 oZ0MULSI0N co. ko0 Pine Street, New York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-18
We Have Just

UIUEUIC. Consisting of a big assortment of Folding Beds Iron Beds DresSerS Dining Goods and Parlor Goods also a Car of Mating. Our Stock is Now About Complete for the Fall Trade Most of these goods bought from 10 to IS cent cheaper than bought them fore, and of course going to toners the benefit of buying Weurge and insist on your looking through hourst before buyng it is to your we'll as