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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
HANNAH Under WAS
VICTIM OF RUNAW AY

The woman who was knocked down
and fatally injured by a runaway horse
at Nicollet avenue and First street yes
terday noon has been identified as Han
a domestic at 1924 Penn avenue n.
When the, woman was injured yes
terday she carried nothing by which
she could be identified, and it was
thought that she was stranger. M
one called at the hospital last night
to inquire for her. This morning
friends of Miss Under reported to the
police that she was missing. The 20.
and there they found their missing
friend.
The woman is near death g door, and
the physicians hold out no hope Of saw
ing her life.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
Weather Conditions.

Rain is falling this morning in Ne
braska, Kansas and northern New Mex
sico, and rain has fallen during the past
twenty -four hours in New England, on
the middle Atlantic, south Atlantic, and
western Utah and New Mexico. This
mornings temperatures are slightly
Flower than they were yesterday NOM
ing along the Mississippi river and
thence eastward, and they are slightly
higher between the Mississippi and
Rocky mountains. This mornings tenn,
speratures were low In the western and
anorthern parts of Minnesota and the
seastern parts Of the Dakotas, ana tho
mo frosts were reported, it is probable
that light frosts occurred in exposed
splaces. II. s. Outram,
Section Director.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
STRANGER NO FRIEND
William Schall Was Short $50 When HI
Woke Tn

William Schall of Osseo, Wis., was
the first man to admit to the police
that the crooks had the best Of him.
Schall says that while coming to the
fair he fell in with a stranger, who
got him intoxicated before they reached
the city: When Schall awoke he found
he had in his pocket was gone. The
police are now looking for the money
and the stranger.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
PROPOSALS FOR IALS-DEPARTMENT
of the Interior. u. S. Indian Seryice

PROPOSALS FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of the Interior, U. S. Indian Service Crow
Creek Agency, South Dakota, Aug. q, 1905
Sealed proposals Endorsed proposals for
Building Materials and addressed to the under
signed at Crowcreek, S. D., will be received at
this agency until 1 o'clock pm. of Sept. 49,,
1905, for furnishing and delivering about 40 800
feet Of assorted lumber, $50 900 shingles IL $50
pounds nails, assorted, $1,000 pounds build
ing paper 10000 brick $3.50 pounds white
lead, 1125oo lath, 300 barrels lime, OIL paint,
hardware, ETC., full description of which can
will state specifically i'm. their bids the price
of each article to be offered under contract.
All articles offered will be subject to rigid
inspection The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids, any part of any bid if deemed
for the best interests of the service. Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified check or
draft upon, some United States depository or
solvent national bank made payable to the or.
der of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for
at least 5 per cent of the amount of the pro
posal, which check or draft shall be forfeited
to the United States in case bidder receiving
an award shall fail to execute promptly sat.
isfactory contract in accordance with his bid
otherwise to be returned to bidder. Bids ao
companied by cash in lieu of certified check will
not be considered. For further information ap.
ply to II. D. Chamberlain, U. S. Indian Agent
Crowcreek, s. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
NEITHER WENT UP

Inc Gambler Pays Fine While Other
q Secures Stay Of Sentence.
Louis Wylie and Carl Blake, SEN
anced to the workhouse for fifteen
ays On a charge Of keeping a gam
e.ing house on Ehird street S, appeared
police court today, their stay for
bpeal having expired.
nWylie presented certificates showing
lat his physical condition is such that
q term in the workhouse might make
I'm an invalid for life. He was al
,Gwed to pay a fine Of 800 instead of
lorking fifteen days for the city.
dlake was given another stay of fifteen
osys in which to make his appeal to the
lpreme court.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
AROUND THE TOWN

Nv. A. Cole Resigns.-W. A. Cole,
night Waterman at the county jail, has
Resigned, and Sheriff J. W. Dreger TO-
LAY appointed W. H. Mattson in his
5lace. Mr.. Cole s health has been poor
Cor some time. The change will take
Effect Sept. s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

Grandma Motifs Advice to Travellers.
"You should not travel about the
bottle Of Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy says Mrs.
Kate Mott, Of Fairfield, Iowa, or
" Grandma Mott,'' as she is Familiarity
known. Gone or two doses Of this rem
edy will always cure the worst case of
summer complaint. We keep it always
at hand, in fact. we could not keep
house without it. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

HURON, S. D.-The town of Cavour has taken
steps to drive out the hobos and toughs. Fol
e noee on ana the
to ~'move on. " Some hesitated and Immediately
the officers pounced upon them and gave them
sjust five minutes to get out of the place." and
they obeyed the command.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
SAI-LAC FREE

Catarrh, Kidney, Bladder and Female Trouble
Rheumatism positively and permanently cured
Cure starts with the first dose. Mail this ad.
gertisement with your name and address and re.
ceve a SOC bottle free. 80
KRUPP REMEDY CO.,
No. Lunt Ave, Chicago. Ill.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

ST. IGNACE, MICH.-The season Of 1eo5 50
far as Mackinac Island is concerned, has been
record-breaker in the way Of tourist business
There have been more persons at the resort this
summer than in any previous season.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

"Fair Visitors Chance,' Makers Loss.
1000 Wash Vests, 81, $3.50, So, $3.50.
Hoffman 8 Toggery Shops-3 Stores.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

was opened to the public today. The house is
one of the largest in the state. 1t is steam
heated, electric lighted and newly furnished thru
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05

Weather Now and Then.
Today, maximum II, minimum 81 de-
yrees a year ago, maximum II, minimum,
50 degrees.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
NECROLOGIC

JAMES P. BROWN-Formerly of
his city, died at his residence, IS Ford
Place, Pasadena, Cal, on Saturday,
sept. 2, at 1925 pm. The funeral took
ilace at Pasadena, Sunday.
G. H. LEWIs-Aged Al, died yester-
Z. Funeral notice later.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
Got His Shirt Back.

Collar and Cuffs Like New, Each 1c.
Shirts, l0c.- Underwear speciality.
Hotfman's Laundry Dept.-3 Stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Water Bill Vetoed.

Mayor White returned with his veto
the bill allowing the Pine Bluff Water
and Light company s4066.9S for
water furnished the city. The mayor
stated that he regarded the allowance
Cf the account as an outrage upon the
citizens. as the company had failed
in many respects to fulfill their con
tract with the city. The water FUR
nished had not been fit for use and
the hvdrants had not been repaired
as prescribed by the contract
On the question as to whether the
veto be sustained the rcI was called
resulting as follows: Ayes. Jordan
end Nichol; noes, Boyce, Clement.
Fox, Riley and We'll. The mayor de-
c1ared the veto sustained by law, It
recurring six votes to pass the resclu-
ten over his veto.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
MUST INDICT
JUDGE TREiBER PUTS 1T Up TO
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
VERY STRONGLY
Tells What Peonaee Is in Case Of
Landord and Contract Jump
irg Tenants

Little Rock. April t.-(Specian-
The United States district court con
ven"d Yesterday and R. r. Poe of Clin-
ten was appointed foreman of the
grand Jury. Judge Treiber in Instruct
ne the grand jury laid great stress cn
the subject CT peonage. ard sad in
rart:
If the evidence which $ laid be
fore you satisfies you that some men
il! this district have entered into con
nacts With some laborers aal that
aft rWards. before the debt Incurred
ny the taborer was pa d. the laborer
wanted to quit and he was prevented
tacr doing so, by force, threats OF in
tiaidalon, or if he has left and was
arrested either on some tlunGed.lp
criminal charge or without auv Wlr-
fant of Il ". and returned fer the puI-
2ose Of compelling him 10 corg cut
: q contract and work until his de1t
vas pa i off, then it was you" duty
n; elard jurors 10 find an Indictment
oinst such person or pc, sons. ana
all others who have aided th ~ i'l the
co'aiss Oh ot that cffense"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
To Open Sixth AVerue.

\ resolution from the beard of pub
lie atfatrs provid ng for the repair of
tie cuyert Oh East Sixth avenue and
for the opening Of that street % tfat
fic at once was read tC' the council
Mf. Boyce said the people had been
vaiting ion over a year for this work
and il 5uebl to be deae as speedily
"a possible. Contractor Shelby said
ne was ready to pave the street when
TIE commissioners wanted IL City
Engineer Harper said that the com
p.ssioners we're waiting to' tha e3lTa
tank 10 settle bef0fe having "a
street paved VITA br.eN. H saia lie
r0adwa~ would be packet with oln
ders aad the street .nr'.G?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Not Pumping River Water.

Alderman Bovce reported that On
March n at the request of the Water
and Light company he had scaled the
river valve at the pumping station
and that if it were again opened a
report would be made in writing.
Dr.. Jordan asked why the water
bad been 50 muddy recently. The
water was SC muddy that stock would
not drink t and many times it was
totally unfit for use. He exhibited
a specimen of very muddy water
Grawn Sunday in the central portion
Of town.
Manager Fowles said the muddy
water was drawn only early n the
mfrnino when the mains had recently
been flushed He stated that the
company had not pumped river wat r
for n. onths. The muddy condition Cf
the water would continue antii the
mains have been thoroughly etus.i
and all the mud removed.
Alderman Boyce said he had beer
Watching the water for months A-@'
he had noticed no such muddy water
as that exhibited by DR.. Jordan,
Mr. Fowles stated that the flush ne
would be completed in about ten DAYS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Mor...hiy Accounts.

The following kills We're reported
and allowed: Fox Brot hers, S9.SS;
Honnet and company, $3.6o; West
and Shackleford $50; Walker Drug
company, S435: j. II. Dellmon. $3.50;
Windhan. Brothers. s5; T. a. Haynes.
S1O.75. Southeastern Telegraph and
Telephone company $50: John
Cook. feeding city prisoners, s122.o4;
sanitary department. $i03; John H.
Talbot. S220; VI. Toney, manager
$50: Dr. g X. G'aruthegs $6o; Easom
Grocery company. 5000: Ed Glover.
s65; W. L. Mullikin. 81: Elks saloon,
Is cents; Willis Condray, - cents;
S. l.. Gannaway s119.35; Anderson
Drug company. 5000; DR., w II.
Blankenship. s3o7.5o; Pine Bluff
Plumbing company, 81; John Cobb.
a1.25: Arkansas and Texas ice and
Coal company, s14; W. r. Crawford,
s4: G.. H. Slaughter, $25; f Starke,
guard. So, Pine Bluff Paint and
Wallpaper company, $50; p. + I4o-
cardi 50; Arkansas Democrat com
pany. $50. S. A. Rosenberg, 80
cents: police department. S"S2.3o;
Andersen Lavender, s.: {. NJ, Fer
guson and son. ST; W. J. d. Vernon,
Si.25; J. A. Holmes company S9".o9
Arnold Brothers, So; fire department,
$500; VIM. Keller, S3.25; Robinson
Rrctners, S17.50; W. l.. DeWoody,
sI.15: Pine Bluff Plumbing company,
s16.5o; Ra 'ph Robinson, S444.29; G
w. Taylor. $40; DR.. {. X. Caruthefs'
$3.50: Pine Bluff Light and Water
COMPANY $3.50; ]. A Holmes compa-
nv. s5.G4; cemetery department. Ss';
rent fire department No. >, SD; con
tinsencies. $i92; Citizens Light aud
Transit company s53l.29; Cage Lem
nns. $40; DR., A. w. Troupe, $50.
4 Accounts Not Allowed.
A bill from Ralph Robinson fer
$25 for services in the burial OF 2
smallpox patient was reported unap-
proved by the committee. Mayor
White claimed that the amount was
excessive and should only be SD, Mr.
Robinson claimed otherwise ard SAID
he would be compelled to charge
mere hereafter The account was re
ferred 10 the sanitary committee tor
investigation.
A bll from the Pine Blcf Light ana
Water company for $7cl 30 hyd'ah'
rental for. the month cf March was
also not approved. The report CT 'ae
chief Of the fire department showed
that about fifty hyd'an's We're cn'
of order and his deductiois 'mo'h'eo
to ..rly $500. Manager toWies OF
.be water company clain.ad tEat cL'y
A,e hydrants were cut ~ ordnr md
fnat these would be repaireh as soon
a. nossible. He claimed that leaky
n,ugs were not necessarily uadt To-
use. The account was referred 10 tn"
water and light committee fer investl-
cation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
ELECTED BY THE BOARD OF
TRADE MONDAY AFTER
NOON.
Mr.. w D. Hearn Is the Only Nes
Director Added, and Old Ones
Reelected.


The annual board Of trade election
was held Monday and thirteen direc-
tcrs were elected to serve for one
year Only enc new director appears
ca the list Of thoso elected Mr.. ". d.
Hearn succeed ng George II. Gam
Mill The newly elected directors
are: p. P Byrd Ben j. Altheimer.
Chas. We'll. F. L. Dilley, Fred Fox.
:. G. Alexander, r. W. n Trulock
" II Langford, V o. Alexander.
G. Howell, ] F Rutherford, W y.
Hearn and F. J Kerwin The judges
ef election were w p wilkins and
A. II. Strauss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Cutters Net Ciaaeeti,

Alderman 8oyce stated that MI
Hesiand, who had {! contract for
cleaning the cutters an jh9 paved
streets. was not complying With The
terms OF the contract SGme o. fire
streets in the residence portion never
Lad been cleaned The city was ge'-
ting no benefit from the contract ana
he thought it ought to be cancelled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
PROPOSES HANDLE FACTORY

]. NJ. Fulkerson Of Puxieo, Me- i
lore fol. th" purpose Of Interesting
business Hen III the establishment
OF a handle factory in Pine Bluff. He
Neas caller at the board oi trade
rooms Monday and is looking over
the tu1tion Il IS und rstGefl that
Mi l9ull<erson represents fargc inter
ests and he wants 10 establish a r..
liable factory here if the timber can
be obtained
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Cemetery Matters,

The report Of Sexton w. l.. Barton
of BeIlWood cemetery was received
and filed.
A con munieation from Charity
lodge, Knights of Homer, regarding
the burial Of q stranger on their lots
was referred To the cemetery commit
tee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
THREE NEW ROADS
SEEKING CHARTERS IN LITTLE
ROCK, WITH PINE 8LUFF
OBJECTIVE POINT.
Fine Bluff North and South. Louis.
lara and Fine Bluff. ard Warren
and DeNai.s Bluff.
| All WILL BE GcGNTED

Little Rock. April Speejall-
Three applications for charters fua
railroads winch have Pine Bluff TOR
their destination were made before
the railroad beard this morning, and
il is understood that the charters vii
ali be granted.
Messr4. r B Bloom, w. \. Truiock
and William NichoI Of Pine Bluff an
pied fo1 charter fot the Pine Blur
NtFh and South railroad 10 he run
fgon. Pine l{lglf 10 t.onolle. disrane
Il thirH=@=N miles with terminal ia
clities at each point The total
amount Gt stock 10 be issued i $500
Geo. of which So .ooo has been sub
scribpd Il is understood that The
three gentlemen represent an amount
Of stock necessary 10 build the road,
and that active work will commence
az soon az the chatter is granted Fh"
read will run through a rich belt Of
10th timber and farm lands and will
naila important connections With the
RteI1 Island at I.onoke This is a road
that Pine Bluff needs badly for it WI!
open UP much fertile territory.
Application was also made for
Louisiana and Pine Bluff short line
which viii be built in Union county,
with Pine Bluff as its ultimate des=
tinatCn.
The railroad board will pass upon
the application for charter the War-
len and DeValfs Bluff railroad, which
will pass through Pine Bluff.
1t is understood that there viii be
no trouble in getting all three Of these
charters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
7Hs VOTE CAST at ? O'CLOCK

Til" city cbet5eG Is passing of
quietly J2day ana a. tbete Is ~ 99pa=
j1f,H - the Democratic ticfet. tn
Fospec are that it VIII 20 THROUGH
aI YelA small vote There va
=same ranats aloaI this morniha that
lie Social SIS hal put i ticket N
=lae field fcr The purpose Of eatehiu
lBa pan.oerats unaware but fhp ~
Fott. ~ uni = O'Clock. 1o,tl,= liNe u
fal-e= alarm as careful inquiry faI!s
- =,aN Nhera any Socialists have
e1et= aumbeFs Democrats are
5.5,a#tt=6 6he# Situations however. and
tfefe prospect of heavy cote
5eiae peaed before saudown Sey
eraI et IL candidates hired carriages
& das 10 carry voters to the polls in
accordance with the general custom
al the primaries
A poll OF the votc=taten a, : oloclN
slowed the following votes east IN
tIle four wards:
I'irst Wafd 4...#. 81
Second ward 5000. =. -. *
Third ward ..=...=.=...=... -. l30
Fourth WaEd.z.#... -. =, -
Total 3afe e}st :. :. .#.-273
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
THOUSAND DOLLARS
WHAT 1T COST PINE BLUFF TO
HANDLE SMALLPOX SiTUA-
TON IN MARCH,
This Does Not Include What Was
Spent Privately by People.
Only for the City,
lTEMlzED ACCOUNT OF COST

II cost the city Of Pine Bluff nearly
cne thousand dollars to handla the
smallpox situation during the month
q March, according to the bills a
lowed by the city council Monday
night The tented bill does not in
clude that spent by private parties
fer vaccination and medical attention.
nof does it include the salaries & the
X aularly employed officers. The cost
included Is only fer the handling oi
Jhose# who were taken With Ii" Dis
ease and these Who applied fol ire.
vaccinat0a Or. Blankenship. durin"
tae ten days N which he served the
city. eaeciratcd 100 persons. and It
i: estimated that fully five times
taat number were VaeeinaIeIl by othef
PHYSICIANS All Of the bedding De
stroyed was also nct reported foH pay
luant. Ths#biHs allowed IT the meet.
ing Mouday night are as follows:
Dr. W. H Blankonship -. $3o1 so
{. W. TAYLOR. writing certifi-
Gates ...-.=,...=-.-.=.#.. 10 eo
Guards at private houses -. 2S3 %
Carriages to pesth0use ...... 90 on
Feeding patients ....#.. .#.=..=.#. : =
Vaccine points .=....#,#.,.....=. - .'s
DR. G. X. Caruthers .......... 6o 90
Ed Glover guard at pcsthouse 60 oe
peddino destrcyed - 30 90
Tota1 S9S3 y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
STATE OFFICIALS
Go on a Secret Mission to the Cor
vict Farm.

Little Rock April lSp"cieI.>
Attorney General Rogers Super n
tendent Pitchcock and State Auditor
Moore left this morning for visit
tc the state convict farm, The n g
sion on which they go is not eiver
ut, but is understood that it is il
connection withe the leg slariye inNes
tigation committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Another Story to Be Added and Mr.

1t is understood that a deal has
been cOnsun atcd between Mr.. June
Ingram and w. c. Culley Of the Cul-
ley cafe whereby Mr Cullcy is to man
age new hotel that is to be estai-
Iishnd ia the building at III and 1l6
Main street, formerly occupied by the
Strauss and Miller company Mr.. In
cram purchased the building some
time ago and contemplates the addi
Jien Of another story, making four
stories in all to the building he
proposes TO put in a first-class hotel
and make il one of the leading hostel
ries in the state. Further plans VIII
be announced later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
FALSE PENSION CLAIM
Results in Indictment of Two Jeffer
son County Negroes.

Little Rock, April f-(SpeciaL>-
The federal grand jury this morning
returned two indictments against Jet
fersCn county citizens One is against
William Garner, alias William Riley,
for false pension claim, and the other
Is against Loyd H. Jones Of Altheimcr
for the same offense. Both are ne
groes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
p. THE LAST MEETING
OF THE PRESENT CITY COUNCIL
WAS HELD ON MONDAY
NIGHT.
"a Great Deal of Routine Business to
Be Disposed Of But No
Special Interest.
THE LIST OF CLAIMS PAID
1~---s--rIs-zq


There was much routine business
to be transacted by the city eoaz.
at the Meeting Monday night. il being
the frs, meetins nisht in rhe month
of April and the last meeting ni@ht
of the fiscal year Alderman Meyef
is the only retiring councilman, but
from now until the next regular cleo
tien il will he considered new coun=
Gil under a new administration. MAJ
or White called the council to order
at s o'clock. Aldermen Royce. Glenn
ent, Fox Jordan. Riley aud We'll an,
swered te roll cal. The minutes 81
the previous meeting Were read and
approved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
j. X. GABBERT DEAD.

Mrs. f. f. Dozier was called to
Mont cello this morning BY a ta!e
phone message announcing the 'iea' h
o. her son-in-law. Mr. J. X. Cabbcrt
which occurred at o'clock this morn
ing from erysipelas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Livestock License.

petition from livestock dealers
asking that the license of $50 as paid
b., them under the law requiring such
q license be refunded to them. ~"
civ attorney had recently rendered
CONTINUED on Page Four,)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04

Our success has been due to judi
cfous, persistent advertising, more
han to anything else The Hyge;a
hotel never amounted to much unt'
We began spending a lot of money
TO tell the people about it.-Hygeia
hotel. Old Point Comfort
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
4 NEW INDUSTRY.

Tho progressive firm ef =, = l.ad |
anil oon panN have instifute3 ae~
agricultural venture in the Wa1 oi
stock pr.vender or hay by sowing
tnglisF, peas broadcast with oats,
NOW ug and curing them into hay.
However it mj2ht h" best to explain
tiat {. S. Bacon Of the firm vas u}
dertallin& to SOW the famous Canada
stock pea and thinking he W. pa
c72sine rhem invested LARGELY III this
1lHe t.r feed and is now prepared 10
furnish the vegetable pea 20 MS neieh5
A,rS in almost unlimited quantities
.eth= / VI { YOUNG a close sec@nG in
,25i5 now diversion in the granger
15ae RH peas are healthy for m2G
81 boast. Star City Enterprise
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
OFFICERS OF DEWITT BANK.

E. y. Gibson has been elected presi-
dent Of the new bank creaEiZel at
poWitt, ]. J. WooIfort. vica prasiG4lt.
and ]. NJ. Thompson cashier TIE
Home State bank is tha nane of the
Institution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
CONSENT DEGREES ENTERED
Railroad Lax SUITS are At m End
IA TIE Courts

lafaz Hae& Ame tSF,efaH -
#'.1a=s.as le,re,z }s,...# aa.ss,-l Iozte..
1A lE ftd59at go #rtrt6-5f eou9t-
II l35#e567= ffE 30 eetEFtea f.,e
fzH1atHg III s@er5f5s II Gd.=H. -.
tttt=.e= he Nas=z provided, IN the
teHfFzFrtz.z tezalItaqs= atssl= b. tin
boaeI Tn gusg.=tlJ57 - 5stf rsa 9e- ~
the ltft
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
Streets w asne1.

Fer The pubic works committee
a number Of tho aldermen reported
vashGu in many places in the city.
The CRY eng neer was instructed to
attend TO these matters as speedily az
nGssihln
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04

unsanitary condition prevailed at
Tenth and State streets After scme
!iscusscu as to what caused the un
sanitary condition, the matter was
ftrred to the city engineer for jnvesti-
CATION.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04

When you economize i isa.t @eal
business Ia advertise il by emitting
your advertising Nathaniel e. Fowl
er. Jr., Boston.
It is bad 70 use too much space, but
il is worse to use too little,-Chicago
Apparel Gazette
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-04
SUPB Er,1 60 -. - 3, ST E.

P.He BHtt ;H5 tfE45as &ea# RaH
Nay eoaGaay - Nekgtzis HRa5
from Jefferson circuit c6sHa JhH#A
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The science of advertising seems
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mportant factors in the literary and
business field.-Cambriage Mass.
Press.