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The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
TIE SUPPLEMENT.

l with this issue of The Times we I.nd you greetings. with our most IoartF and sincere wishes that you I,ay have q very merry Christmas Ind | prosperous New Year.
 Ne also send you the product of the Iardest half years work in the his Eory of our life. The Art Souvenir Implement is finished. \ copy iS sent sereVith and we sincerely hope you kil read it from cover 10 cover. Give as credit for what it contains that is knod. and grant us pardon for any Emissions. We are well aware that here is very much valuable data that has been overlooked: much that we ore unable to secure: much that per saDs would he more interesting than hat which is printed therein: but khat We have is authentic and val babe. and nothing is oyerdrawn. W are very we'll aware that there Ire many beautiful homes, prominent hen. beautiful women and sweet babies, whose portraits ought to be in kurh | work, but there have been hans reasons given for their non-ap- bearance. and we certainly have koodly number of the best.
 We have been forced to neglect to kome extent our other business in order to produce this supplement. From q financial standpoint it has been considerable loss to us. but if h will benefit this county and es- beeially this city as we hope il may. Ne shall not regret the hard labor and financial embarrassment. We have bone the best we could under all the circumstances, and consider this work khe greatest event in our life. Our Mr. Vadakin is forty-one years bf age today-December 15, 1905, and ke are proud to celebrate that event by issuing this Souvenir upon his birthday anniversary.
 We hope the citizens of this town ind county willappreciate our humble Itfofts to advertise this section and buy literally of these supplements. Extra copies may be had at the office If publication at p cents each, or they sill be mailed and postage prepaid for 5 cents. If you want few copies )erhaps you had better engage them low as they will probably be all sold within a month-they should be, at my rate, because they can do this oantry no good while they remain in ur office.
 We have tried not to slight any ody, though of course there are very many persons who would have patro- ized us, if we could have seen them I if it had been convenient to get 
 It is matter of great regret to us hat We could not secure the personal of our prominent women f whom Forrest City has such a oodly number, but becoming mod sty on their part precluded this pos ibility and greatly desired feature.
 Again thanking each and every one Iho has contributed either personal r financial aid to this enterprise, and loping all will be pleased with our forts, we are very
 Sincerely yours to command,
 LANDyOIGT X NADAKIN.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
A Fearful Fate,

IL ls fearful to have to endure the Iefflble torture of Piles II can truth ,a,liy sty," writes Harry Colson, of 'iasonvitle, Ia. "that for Blind, Bleed ng, Itching and Proluding Piles, Buck III Arnica Salve is the best made. :" also q. best for cuts. burns ard injuries -oe at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
No Opium In Chamberlain Cougi
 RemeuV.

There is not the least danger in giv- ing Chamberlain Cough Remedy to small children as 1t contains no opinm or other harmful drug IL has an es- tablished reputation of more than thir. ty years as ,he most Successfu medi. cine in use fer colds. eroHp and whoop. ing cough. IL always cures and Is pleasant to take. Children like 1t Sold hy J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
King ot all Cough Medicines.

MT. E. G. Case, mall carrier of Canton Center. Conn.,, who has been in the U. $. Service for about six cen years, says: We have tried many cough medicines for eraup. but Cham berIain's Cough Remedy Is king ef all and one to be relied uTon every time. We also find it the bss remedy for coughs and colds, giving certain results and leaving m bad after effects V For sale by r. Saunders.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
Cure for Sore Nipples.

As soon as the child is done nursing nply Chamberlain's Salve. Wipe it I with soft cloth before al owing the lld to nurse. Many trained nurses se this with the best results Price p 'nts per box For sale hy J T. San
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
IN SHAKERTCWN

In Shakertown the people all Shook late and early, large and small. Some blamed their ills on their religion; Some cursed the ague of the region. Though on the cause they didn't agree They shook with unanimity, A traveller, as he passed that way, With pity deep, to them did say: "Oh, why in this sad state remain, When here's cure for every pain'" Then gave each one-this is no myth A bottle labeled "Wintersmith. 'Twixt hope and fear each drank his
 share;
 Was cured completely then and there; And no more shake these shivering
 Shakers; They've grown as quiet as queer-clad
 Quakers;
 Each loves the other win love platonic, And all praise Wintersm:th's great
 tonic.
The Forrest City times., 1905-12-15
A Great Benefit.

The citizens of Wheatley, Goodwin and Prairie townships, especially of the towns of Wheatley, Goodwin and Palestine, have long been suffering for lack of convenient train service to and from Forrest City, over the C., R. l. & r. Ky.
 Hon. F. W. DeRoSitt, while mem- Der of the last legislature, took the matter up with the railroad company and secured promise from the then superintendent. that the morning train east and the night train west would stop at these stations upon re- quest or upon being Tagged.
 The railroad company soon after wards changed its superintendent and this promise has never been fulfilled. MT. DeRositt has recently taken the matter up with them again, and we are pleased to note, with success. The following letter is self ex- planatory:
 Chicago, Rock Island x Pacific
 Railway O.
 "Otfice of superintendent.
 Little Rock, December ', 1905. "Mr. F. W. DeRositt,
 Forrest City, Arkansas.
 Dear Sir: l have your favor of De- cember lst, relative to letter originat- ing with Mr. w. $. Hemenway, of Wheatley, concerning the stopping of our trains and at that station, and wish to advise that promises made by former uperintendent to you and Mr. Hammet Terrell will be carried out and we will, upon request, stop these trains at Wheatley, Goodwin or Pal estine,
 Yours truly,
 ''G. A. MERRILL,
 Superintendent. This means that the said trains will stop at these towns, on request, and thus the citizens may come to Forrest City on the morning train and spend the whole day, returning home at night. This will be great conyen- fence for them and very valuable fa- yor to Forrest City which all should appreciate.
 The Times comments Mir. DeRositt for his untiring enterprise and inter- est in his constituents, and the rail- road company for their very kind concession.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
THE SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
First Regular Hot Springs and Western Train
Next Sunday

springs ato1a +. = I'M Fin r8anina
Hne nay be= shortened =9sa2thcaaes
a. nay y. d. nd necessary af.,f
II" schedule is l5f1t
Ii is eApecteG taa' The tif~ jfan
will run inte .he Iron Nounraiu de-
pet al this placo il The tracks in the
vesi end OF 'he city arr mad ready
III time # net. tho run VIII he nadg
to the Sawyer and Austin I.uuber
company Nj Morris has tele&raph-
e,i for more men IL work Oh h. con
necfiGns in the west end, and eNpecfs
to hayt The Work completed in ink
iol HE fist train over The road
The train Will be Il mixed train
from Pine Bluff 10 Benton. and ii
Benton will connect with Ne or
The lren Mountain 10 TeNarkana.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
Revival at Carr Memorial

A series CT revival meetings began
81 the Carr Ieorial church SUNDAY
There was large attendance al ev.
erv service. and the revival starts Of
With bright prospects. There vii, b
services al $50 p. n. today. al which
Rev. ". c. Watson, pastor of Lake,
side Methodist church. VII preach
The Easter service II -he evening
vas largely ATTENDED. aDd tn m9siea.
rreeras- vas well rerdes-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
NEW INDUSTRIES
CT TIE SOUTH FOR THE WEEK
ENDING ON SATURDAY.
APRIL p.
Arkansas Cones in WITH eight One
of Them Million Dollar Lumber
Plant at Wilson.

Chattanooga, Tenn April 2t.-New
Industries in the southern states for
the week ending today as reported
10 the Tradesman. give fresh evidence
that the frst half of the year is
breaking al records in the variety
and number Of investments in '!-j-
section. IN SelutiAiziH2 The aPpeG -
isl it will be noticed rhar fhe capital
i..ation OF a large percentage Of tn
t,ew Industries Is rot gis=f. Bu I'll
total capitalization ot the companies
trat have stated theit figures Is ovel
S16.o60,o 900, and II would be conserve
t:ye to estimate the balance al S>.06e
900, or Il grand total capitalization ot
new companies during the Wee. ni
So ,960, 600. This weekly summary
is conspicuously larger thar ne aver
age, being considerably sWelied by
two fuel and lumber companies in
Oklahoma. capitalized az S4,oo0,o00
and s5,000,000 respectively, Aside
from these, however, it will be Ch-
served that there is a remarkable d.
versity of new industries, in which al
of the southern ssates have their
share.
Among the new industries reported
to the Tradesman for the VIZ are
the following for Arkansas:
Clio-s1G 900 lumber company; 81,
900 lumber company.
ille-s75 900 match factory.
Nena-s50,ooo development compa.
ny.
Brinkley-s1oooa lumber con- 7,1r.s..
Harrisor-BoX factory; peanas fac,
tory; starch factory
N'ilson-Sl .6oo o9o sat..::.a.:. ard
lumber company
Little Rock-s2500oo electric ll-a.
aud power company.
Bl.ssville-s500 900 lGmaz: e.@ra-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
letters holiness army. reduced tc, q

.leter's holiness army. reduced tc a
total OF about fifteen women and one
@. TWO men Will be permitted 10 enter
lla city Of Little Rock fer fhe purpose
ot holding meetings here. says Sun
days Gazette. An informal meeting af
the board Of heitltb vas held yes1er-
day morning al the mayors Office
and the reports Ct the officers who
met the invading army" az Sweet
Efcme were received The members
OF the board were of opinion that the
matter had beer given more import
ance than il deserved through the re-
ports which had been sent to the city
from points along The line OF march
between Pine Bluff and this ci,y and
il WAS the concensus Of opinion that
i would not be necessary to carry
our the order issued by the board
Friday to the effect that the army"
~ p1cyen sd :Ha:n entering the city,
The board Of health was informed
that ab0uf half Jeter's followers had
returned 10 Pine Bluff since they
reached Sweet Home, and that the
army" was now composed OF about
fifteen women and two or three men.
All The members OF the band were vac
cira.-d bt City Physician Watkins
al Sweet Home Friday and most Of
'hen had baen previously vaccinared
I. CIV Il these facls, although the
aoaui tool 10 formal action, i Is be-
'al=sed that 10 objection will be made
10 the remaining members Of the
army ling re e.ey
J. y. J-sel the leader of -i2- band,
Ia Informed rfa city officials that it
has a-4a III c.,Jom o. h Holiness
church. 1a.5a he = q .ead7r, 20
held services evee. var or several
days. a--.anin- \ irii =. a church
lzar. ,-ree-. be-~eyn E-e1-h ami
N.n-h. aas that IL wants = 6e i Lit
= Rze.s aazn aesz a2naai services
,sN Meas.ay / i a. Ia. =. the
~. i reid n lie church
~ rda- ms members q IL band
~. i = - services 81 ta= streets
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
First Christian Church

The Firsf Chriscisn church was
crowded al tbs Easter services. An
exceptionally fine musical program
was rendered. Pastor Gross preach
81 a sermon a. Iii a. m. on "A Re,
statement e. the Resurrection. which
vas attended in a body by Damas
Gus commandery. Knights Temrlar
Al The evening service DR.. s. G. Clay
Ct Missouri preached.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
Easter at St. Joseph 5 Church.

l. is said I4-e Hla,= eauch
aele. locked Sc 5saatadl - i aid aa
iz.s1ea n.arsin= 0.Ia1 va ssaen,=l
81 aazlE h=a - a5a.fe 4aH##ee=
81 Alta 5a f.a #efe= =sta.4Is
aaeaaa4e5.# - tae I#a.e~ #:5B =Ha.a.s
N ga-Er5I faN69z=r.a. ~ 345if9iaz
1ess1,l 70 hg seen. y ni5h. when
e.eefrie 1i4h5S aaae thataham9nt5us
IA autE. die soqng wa in.ritine ~
tae frs nfasz. I:@g a al. l5a OF move
rse@iveI h ly comnmaion Tho sec
I'D mass. hi4h mass. ia:5o. aatbeI-
81 = farst number. The eheil zen
desaI some fHe music aud Father
Feftte delivered beautiful sermon
on the @Resurfeetion Of Christ ~
IL nigh. service. 7:@o F2.har Bertl1c
lasa preached al eXcellenf sermon on
the Spirituality OF God The pas
tfr Mer. Lucey, became slightly in
disposed on Thursday. though now
}@ei and the whole work of the week,
: well a~ of sunday fell upon the
ASSISTANT who performed II success
fn.iE.
The attendance al second mass was
perhaps 80, an, al first mass 800,
amcN@ whom We're Syrians. Slavocs,
Boheniaus Peies Spanialds. French.
ltaHans. Germans. Irish and Amerl.
ems. There are in Pine Bluff about
fifteen families OF Catholic Syrians.
7hp other fpre:cn-bCrn Catholics are
less numerous. Il should he a happy
thing for these people 10 ljnd church
here of their 0Wn denCminat.sf where
they may worship God a. they We've
accustomed 10 do in their olden home
across the ocean and 10 know tina
tbey are welcome This Circumstance
opens the first chapter of American
life; the second being their learning
OF the language of the country. and
the third their naturalization as
American citizens. N2r Lacey from
hon the Graphic gathered these
items. says that between the desire Of
these people % become American Gil.
lens and the politicians desire to
Get their votes. the transit is wonder
fully rapid. Some of cur best citi,
ms are Italians who came here with
i, a comparatively few years, Mgr
I.ucey moreover says that there is,
with little exception. no need OF any
thing but the English language %
conduct the relations OF religion Wit
them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
Firt PRESBYTERIAN Church.

y large congregation greeted Dr.
J l.. Caldwell 1t the morning service
and listened attentiyely to Il stron&
Easter sermon. The church was ap-
propriately decorated. Al night the
choir. assisted by others gave an en-
1eyabie Easter song service Easter
eggs and Easter greetings We're dis
tribured among the Sunday school
children al The Sunday school service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24

The Warren bcmocrai News thus
tells Of the many advau ages 10 be
eaiuod =ta Pine Elaft ami ether points
a> ibe bliiIdins Of The proposed War.
rou and brNalla4 EI0n line.
Ia a4mo~ evoaA section of Alhansas
lEefe=i ri HE present limo much de-
In In l3iload building. New rail-
road are aeins constructed and new
f3tlfoed are being promoted. At
tHi# eIme ta.fe are TN or dozen
q .alat ana spa1a.e railroad pfopa-
'iaa helea lhe @6Iie caserins a.
1se=t t=eeefs ee0ial=i0= =NGaasas
Gea=a4=e1.e4= aaas in progress
szlg tl.ese psaHost5icas. alI3
maas mn e ea@ aalifaad viii IL
adEzd - aff 4rft 10 IGa F4 7eat
I65=aa#s 5=f5a fad others
u 6be~ H@o=jE#ea= viii be pFomGt-
II =ltzra#fH eoeeIazia Tie
aIe aI railroad 6uiIdiaa on. Good
aaI aqa4 a5d twill beina a5oat
egl nanler0D Developments along
lbg=a lines
will Ga worth tic Wh.lc Of tha
fnl,Ite in ,lj# ctieu Ia tr3 igafa
tbe re7e-ftiea te 4nad a railroad
6om Wmr4u 10 IpeNa.Is Blu8. and
te ee what is in the ploposifief5
Il aG praposirou is ono o. Great
Eefil il hoH.d and viii be carried
10 a succe- fin conclusion.
Briefly ssafed lhe Warren and De-
Vail Bluff railroad Will be about 30
miles in lon4th Al DeVall's Bluff
thi 1oad will connect with the Roc,
ls1ua direct line tG the cast. Aud
81 DeNa3's Bluff il fill connect witt,
The lsrizco-a dircct line 10 Kansas
City and M erpat northwest Aud
DeNaH's Bluff may be rightly called
lhe gateway 10 The east and north
west.
Warren this road will secure
connections with the Rock Island and
Iron Mountain Which will BE invalu-
able as a short hanl for both passen-
gel and freight traffic The reader
OF this is invited t. lock at his man
end ha will BE- astoanded Al the great
possibilities OF tho Warren and De-
Nall.s Bluff road in tae VA Of elie2-
inatin4 distance.
Thu 2r4af fratflc from the eelf oyer
tGa Arkansas southern will come u
l. Dorado From T. Dorado to the
cast via TIa5ss~ecd 10 DeNall's Bluff
is - mics. F'aom Fl Dorado to De-
Valrs Bluff "a Warren K To miles,
4 saving ef - miles Of haul.
From Crossett TO DeVall's Bluff viz
TuaslzwoOd is M mi'es. From Cross
erf to DeYan's Bun via Warren IS
- miles q saving Of G2 miles of hauf-
From Warren TO DeVall,s Blur yia
Traskwood is l59 miles. From War
ren to DeVaus Bluff over the Warren
and DeNall's Bluff railroad will be 90
mites, . saving of So miles
The foregoing conclusions are not
visionary. bit will exist in fact. War
ran viii have the connection with the
Arkansas Southern al El Dorado here
indicated, over rhe Rock Island branci,
TO E Dorado Also Warren will have
connection with Cccssetr over the
Warren and Louisville road which IS
o~ned ~ me Bradley Lumber compa-
ny. and which viii connect With tae
Roatl Island on 6 direct line 70 Gross.
= q she present time t8-=lve Or f.
(Coc..cLe1 Oh Page SD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
Easter at Trinity

The Easter service u Trinity ts5'
the largest attendance II -il5 history
Of thai oaa1reg2-t51. and ---ET W
: larger ra00er = con4nlal.5e 5ean-3
present a. tn &C. I =. s=fyia5 "a
vas ever present us.2r5 . any =.
-, - ,2.a- c.7--vsa pxzS
said the sevicz Va, n rve--fe.
and that lie mus.cz- program ri
d4red Uca}d have 6aa= cr=i..= e s'.y
church Ii the eoo1esE. 1o= eNc57 .s-
tse churches Of Jae laz ci=S +
was sublime. aGt ,bos7 w1o - con
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
LAUNDRY 2OYED.
Anchor Laundry RHned early Sun
day Morning.

Tho 5ochor laGndlH 81 SiNlb and
Main streets Wa destroyed by fire
lat Saturday night Tho origin of tn"
flc is unknown. Au il is supposed
hat il caught from spontaneous ceAs
t4sjiqn from pile Of dirty ra@a and
crease in the back part of the hnild
ille The building was frame siinc-
rurp and burned rapidly. It WAS in i
complete blaze when the fire dcpar'
ment reached the ulace and bnt It'll
could be saved \ lot Of neW ma
chinery was completely destroyed and
all 0t the plant OF the laundry ruined
Thn shGildine &ae owned by Mr.. !.
!. W. Smith and was insured 10 'ae
amount Of 500. The laundry Was a
uew one laiely established 10y 7. ].
Saneae His loss viii be heavy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24

potent critics say il eAce.led anytime
cscr given il the way If music ot
church Ell =theater, III Fine HIua. III
Letter portions Of this program WilEbv
lepeared a. Trinity next sHrtax. III.
W. d. Bucbner. the rector preached
an eeIqHenD sermon which Was hi2hlN
eemPjmenred by all who heard j. H
Was thoroughly enthased With the
ceremonies OF the occasion and the
only criticism offered was thai III,
doctor cut his discourse too short
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
Trinity Parish Mcetina.

There will be a parish meeting Of
the members of Trinity church this
evening at o'clock for the purpose
os electing a vestry for the ensuing
year. Every member Of the congrega-
tor Is earnestly requested to be pres
ent. as other matters Of importance in
h parish will be discussed Tin
meeting will last one hour
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
Lakeside Methodist.

The morning service was conducted
fy Rev E NJ Pipkin. Sunday nigh
the service was turned over 10 the
children and the following program
Was we'll rendefed:
Welcome song. by childr
Responsive readin4
Address Of Welc6ma. haa#~a=# VA
~.
HeeiiatieH LILY IIaaEiIs
RecitafiaA. Ga4iIt 4.qa.- Ma =-elz
SONG FLORENCE Beszezs@5.
Reci-:otof F.aaeis #69#6zi
Eeei4a4taH. = sfN=Haf4
Ractfaffdaz - N5#t=e
~S. CT q East HaH esa
ai1ls
Recitation. Noma s.gedg
Recitation. a.a1ie5ia b. a7-#r.
Recitatfon Mary so.rol~
SONG by aieht chtlfen
Easter l5lias By twa.ve qhIs.
Recir iG4. ..'rHlee f.ss.e1 Morn.
I12s. bE At!ee PiPHin.
@Rest II The ElaWe., ~ twelve
ehttl4n.
Recitation. Willie steel
Recitation. Nena Nfyen
Becttaton Naeeaerife Rfewsres
Sons. ..Hail Glad Easter. by chfl.
tren.
Recitation by Camille Louis VA.
son and Leon Atkins.
Recitation by Hazvl Atkins.
Recitation, by lone F'arra1
Sons Sing. Sing I.ilybells Rims"
Recitation Mamie Byrd.
Recitation. Ila GILLESPIE.
This service was enjoyed by ali
present as each and every little tot"
came, up With his part OF the program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
EASTER SERVICES
AT THE VARIOUS CHURCHES
SUNDAY WERE LARGELY
ATTENDED,
The Services at St. Joseph's Were
Attended by Worshipers of Ten
Different Nationalities
THE CARR MEMORIAL REVIVAL

The elaborate Easter services a.
the various churches OF the city S8l!-
day We're well attended, and many Of
the tots Were made glad by the
distribution Of Easter eggs ami souve=
Mrs appropriate 10 The day. The mu-
sical programs were exceptionally
tire. and wefe we'll rendered. Some
YclF fne E,aster sermons VIC Dolly
erc6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
HaWley Memorial.

The Easter service at Hawley Mem
a1ial WAS IN the evening, beginning
=. - an 9the church WAS crowded,
al -, ana the church wos crowded
he pro@ram printed in the Sunday
fren acquillin- hem selves very cred
i1ahIy The pastor Rev. Vaughan.
preached . splendid sermon on "The
I 1rinMDhanf E0rG.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
A BU SY w EE x
Centenn al Celebration and Entertain
ment Women's S Clubs

Eofeka SPRING ApriI u Tie 4
KANSAS Federation of Nomen clabs
meets here Ter ThIeo days session
tuesday April =
L Is expected L. 6a tbs Iare,.~
meeFja4 III the history ='Ge t.,Ge59=
ffos.
\ 4era# maas Maa6alz will 4lfAg
il Ljme tor the qaQTo=e =eaaTea15l cole
hrafiea o- The tomda@ .. EaasH4
sains#.# which viii he Ia5d a. #ng
eJez@l5 Ha1az Monday nj
Naaa4s. 'f5g5l I6 aHzfH
H.azIsad eabt9al aud 6aII sa6=
fsnleas saa3a#= 'i.5e e.fais=l 11=1s
zteea4a#H #sG tae'4l,-a= =.'aa al=I4.
it4 .za#a. 9a f8z.se
. zrfsls e5Iaas# ee.a5a 6aals..s
fua5 FHe= =ba#Ha5f III eH
,r5Hlz# 9i #aaaa.esa
9i95. Ha= aad=aasa aa HaHtf
a5 fHa#6aadfs a I'd ab1.a ai#
hlaa IiqHts .a ti=AJ
Thursday eaeains e4aa#E ~
which az. easf .H4#picE aa taIea1
tjem al 41adf- ii tdr city -h4o.5
VII be Bre .Hsea in hanaf q GIaaf
i;aee ana in Iieu of I6e azaal eIdsNs
cxercfees
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
EXCURSION FROM SHERIDAN

Sheridan business men cane over
this morning oa he Pine Bluff and
Western on spec:a! train to witness
the ball gam and do some trading in
Pine Bluff. There were abeut twenty
..x in the party. and Jhay stent the
fHos- OF the day h=rz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
NEW LEG GROWS ON A MAN.


Dcnvef Apil DcHyer QdNSiet=
ans are Interested in Harry J NoXols.
Il GainteE Who 6ad Il log 5mpntated IL
seaHoaber wl5eh s beiaa replaced
faeHallt BY brand naW lee Of fl 81
za5=1.a.a= ~ d. faatdlaza of #neal.z
- Ehaff al inch werk.
'fae HeHH4 laaf. SO n = rail 9aa
@l=fI.=ia S9faeti la Nc il fSaa p
lzea=6i= lee #as crushed. II &il6
- away 8Hfi Il followed fh9 4d&t4a q
=ais as and haa il aamHatod thraa
a.ehss l5eloH fae=zaee t3a ze5ssa a4a
Flte bump Heeef sleanz and siXWeebs
a-a l#e2au = ucaltIIf yfeafoas
e~0Nth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
e.tArn Presented t. Trinity.

\ handsome brass eagle ieetern w.
.ac55 IN Trinity church Saturday al
t-rnoon with appropriate conservation
services. and used for ne frs time
Easter morning when Roy Y. D
Peetaer read the lessons At tae Eas-.
service At 1880. This beautiful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
Trinity Bazaar.

The committee of Trinity Chgrcl
association are very anxious for III
donations to the bazaar and t..
wt.tch viii be given Thursday after
roor and evening al the recFory 70
,z87sJ 1T later than Wednesday,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
GEO. GOULD BEHIND NEW ROAD.

san Francisco. April 2@.-The local
promoters OF the W'essern Pacific Rail
way company make formal anoHnea-
faant rhai Geo. ]. Gctjld an', his oyes-
land railroad system are behind tn
road which VIII be consfrucred With
oat decay from Sal, I.ake 10 San F3~e-
cisco
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-24
SKIPPED WITH 4 MILLION.

A special q 1he c. e Taylor and
company coteon exchange this after
Moor says ma the president O tn
First Nati0r51 Banf. = Milwaukee i
5. defaulter IL Tes sum Of $1pfe.old.
and has skipped OFT TIE special dit
no state th= aama i the maa.