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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
FOR SALE QUICK.

s2,1OO-1sl2 s. 18th St, rooms, modern ex-
cept furnace; rooms large and well ar
ranged a mantle snd CRATE in In Pahrioe; hot
borhood close to Hanscom park car line.
This is bargain Tore home or investment
ss,SO-2sOs PoppIelSoSn Ave. 9-room, thor-
Oughly modern house, rooms large and well
arranged; front and back 1parlor dining
room, kitchen, bed room and bath on first
floor, four bedrooms and closet and basin
upstairs, all in good repair; on paved street: (:
good neighborhood; close to Hanscom park
car line. @ t-
$3,500-602 35th Ave. CORNER 35th Ave. and
Jackson ST., new 7-room house, thoroughly
modern, parlor. dining room, hall and
kitchen first fioor 4 bedrooms and bath
upstairs, gas and electric lights, front and
back stairs, rooms large. permanent walks;
house sets we'll up on terrace; good neigh
borhood, near Farnam and Leavenworth
car line; rents $50 per month. Let us show
you this.
S1.a00-29O2 Charles ST., nice 5-room cottage
and summer kitchen, all In good repair:
permanent walks, full lot, on corner; good
for home or investment. Close in for in
vestment.
S2,5OO-79O N. 18th ST., Groom house. parlor,
dining room, kitchen, bed room and closet
downstairs; parlor, dining room, bed
rooms upstairs; city water, house piped
throughout for gas; nicely arranged TO two
families; close In is a bagain for home or
investment Let us show you this
s7.oOO-5o0-11 No. 18th St.. with 4.room
cottage in the rear. Rentals ,72.5o per
month. 5Oe-n are two s-room thor
oughly modern houses. Parlor: sitting
room. dining room and kitchen below !
bedrooms and bath upstairs full base
ment,, all In good repair
w. B. MEIKLE
25 Range Bldg.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD

FOUR or five large pleasant rooms, main
floor, furnace heat, 22l4 N. 18th.
G-M6S2 10
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
WANTED-To RENT

TWO gentlemen. father and son. one an
invalid. desire two well heated rooms on
bath room floor and first class board
where they may have the comforts of a
quiet, refined home. Address r-27, Bee.
K-5O2 11x
WANTED-By young woman employed a
home like place 10 room and board. Ad-
dress 4 So Bee. K-M5Se lax
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE

BUY plumbing supplies direct. WhcIesalc&
prices. save on every article. Only hrst3
class goods handled. Prompt attention ID
every order. Send for catalogue. B. w.
karol. zS Harrison st.. Chicago. III.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

FOR SALE-Automobile. Rambler touring
car. 1906 model, cape top, full equipment
tools and extras, 32X4 inch wheels bet
ter than new. owner leaving city. Ad-
dress 4 3, Bee. = Q-M514
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

FOR SALE-New and secondhand billiard
and pool tables; we lead the world in
cheap bar fixtures eaay payments.
lirunswick- Bake Collehd 4o7 5. lo,h
st. Q--1@
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

ALMOST new Steinway upright piano for
sale. Address 21 Bee office.
Q-M47 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

SHERwIN- WILLIAMS CO., best mixed
paint. Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co,
Omaha. Q-1B
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12

HALLS safes. new. 2d-hand. 1915 Farnarn.
Q-iys
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PERSONAL

DIR. ROY. chiropody. Doug. s4s7. 1895 Far
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
WANTED-MALE HELP

wANTED-Fiv boys: good wages; perma-
nent job. A. y. T. Co, 2i2 S. 18th ST.
B--gs1
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MANIFESTATIONS

ADVERTISING MAN who writes forcl-
able business. bringing copy, wants posi-
ton; department or retail clothing Ad-
dress II 30, care Bee. A-M5Sl Tx
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PRIVATE CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
DR.. King. DiS n. 2lst st. Tel. Doug SSSS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-12
CLAIRv0YANTS

MADAME BUDDHA,
LEADING PIANIST OF OMAHA.
Eventful and truthful predictions given.
Call ll3 So. 18th ST., opp. Boston Store.
S-69S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-16

The above is very correct l;rs ness of Judge John NJ. Elliott vho at the last State election WAS ,o. elected Chancellor of this disrr;c, without opposition. Judge Elliot, has had remarkably successfn, political career. For three sncces- sive terms he was prosecuting sttor. ney of this judicial district and was then elected circuit judge of the district. which position he held for three successive terms During thp administration Of Governor Dan " Jones, Judge Elliott was appointed Chancellor of this district, d posi. tion to which he was recently elect. ed without opposition, as before stated. Judge Elliott is an able lnrlst, fluent speaker and ready debater. and is the peer of any man before the people. Judge Elliotts name has been frequently mention. cd in connection with Congress, and it must be admitted that he Is rost excellent Congressional timber,
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HIl; CROWD DESPITE
 THE RAD WEATHER

The worst night of the season, cold. dreary and rainy 10 point whe,e it. required bravery to ven- ture ont. did not keep tho patrons away from the Main rink. On the contrary if brought an immense crowd within the hospitable walls Of the Main rink, where pleasure and warmth drove away all cares and unpleasant thoughts. The great and only Waltz closed his en- sagement before a most apprecia- tive audience Each night Prof, Walt has delighted large audiences, but the ovation lie received last night was wonderful. His ability to do seemingly impossible things iS marvellous. In addition to the hun
 dreds of wonderful feats given at other performances this week Prof. Waltz gave his inirlitable slide for life. a most thrilling and dangerous aet This consists of shatin@ down m incline formed bx . Finch rlau1, rana:us from t'l5 ceiling 10 tho toor. Without paHsiHg fer q second and Whi,e traye,ins 1T 2 great speed he jun}ped over fodf 51..5,- as slid theeus.s tQnaaA -s Hstse | = foUr+es- inches v''7 Tt the base. | was t
 most wonderful exhibition cvoy e:s=
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PURCHASES THE
 HELENA WORLD
Mr. George H. Adams of This City Takes Charge of Only Daily
 ill Thriving City.

Mr. George II. Adams left last night for Helena. where he will to- MOTION assume charge of the Daily World. the only daily newspaper n that thriving city
 The World. in fact, is one oi tue leading papers of Arkansas, and 'he fact that Mir. Adams has assumed control of it is within ltsel1 assuF' ance that it's future will be 0rlsn one and that it will be suceess'H venture.
 It is not Mir. Adams intentien " leave Pine Bluff pernanen1i!' pu' he will divide his time between 'n' two cities. It will be borne m ln'pu that be is the business manager Vi the Daily Graphic of this city
 Mir. J. N. Scott. who has been s'' nected with the reportoriai eepe'' ment of the Daily Craphie fof sr eral weeks. past, and who Is one" the best newspaper men in iD' state, win accompany Afr. AaSr' as managing editor Of the "o.. at Helena. MT. Scott, duS'as stay in this city, has ouin 's . extensive acquaintanceship.- aso one of the most popular peN'p'r men that evar lived in the o''' n will pe nIssed here. but VII '.. materially to the success or Helena venture.
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SAWED THE GATE. -
 TO CITY POUND.
Cows, Horses and Mules Released by
 UHkHewn Person Friday Hiehe ;.

One of the most fragrant breaches of the law vas discovered Saturday, morning when the city cow catcher made his morning inspection Of the city pound. During the night some one saved the gate of the pound down and liberated the oovine' Holators of the city stock laws. and as a result q "motely crew" of COWS, hogs. mules and geese now wander at last. Chief of Police Stewart says that no clew was left and the officers are at loss to know where 10 search. The offl- cers have been annoyed several times by attempted liberation of stock and for this reason the fence and gates had been made doubly secure. The bold violator of the law, however, was in no way deterred, and finding the sate too securely locked, proceeded to saw t down Several heai of tAe lib eYated sock nave sine, F- cred.
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cp or seen in Pine Bluff. Prof Waltz Ha4 drawn big crowds at each pcrfo.uaacc. and his performances will five fou2 in -tte= memories =of ali s.ho aaw him. The manage man. have sncur,d ae ar'a ez- pcu-a fab9 Ruth. tha only skating tea. ia fHs# W4Ia Baby Ndth will appear OH Tuesday and "Wednesday altoluo6ns al f:3o D. m. and al niellts d, s:%o r. m. Baby Ruth will be on exhibition OH both days in the show window at the Antlers biliard hall. ll2 Main street. Col onel Frank. the greatest trick dog of this or any other age, will con tribute his share towards entertain ing all corners. On "Wednesday night a grand masque carnival will be given. Beautiful prizes will be contested for. This will be as a benefit to the popular employees Of the rink. An immense crowd Of ladies and children attended the af- ternoon session and each one re- ceived a handsome souvenir in the form of box of candy.
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Pythians Held
 Last Roll Call

The Juliet lodge of the Knights of Pythias Friday night held very interesting meeting. and had the last roll call before the end of the year. Forty-two members were present and twenty-four letters were read from those that couldn't be present. A committee was appoint ed consisting of Judge James Gould, II. l. Holderness, s. Geisreiter, Gabe Meyer and P. M. kilroy to figure on buying a lot for building new lodge hall, which will probably be several stories high. The lodge needs it and figures on building it alone.
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Man Came
 Near Drowning

X man named Johnson, who lives several miles below this city. oar- rowly escaped drowning Saturday morning. He was out on the river looking after some nets when he ran into some driftwood. The boa was overturned and MT. Johnson was precipitated into the rushing waters. He became separated from his boat and struck out for the shore, but was run down by drift wood and came near drowning.
 His peril was noted by parties ashore and a boat was sent to his relief. reaching him just as he was sinking the third time
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XMAS TREE AT .,. :.
 ELKS' TnEATER
This Lodge Will Remember the Chil- dren of the City on Christmas
 Morning. ,.5z

The committee appointed by the Elks' lodge to arrange for Christmas tree to be given at the. Elks' theater on the morning of Christmas day for the benefit of those children in Pine Bluff, who are liable to be overlooked by Santa Claus in his perennial trip to this city, report much progress. being made and that indications are that the tree will be big success. The only trouble which is being experienced is in learning the names of the children for whom presents will be prepared. A large number of toys, candies and nuts, such as are usually carried in the big pack upon the back of Old Santa Claus, will be distributed on this day and the hearts of many chill dren which otherwise would be sor- rowful on this day of happiness and rejoicing, will be made to leap With joy
 This is custom which is observed by the Elks in many cities, but it will be the first time the Pine Bluff lodge has observed Christmas in this man. ner. The benevolent feature of the Elks' lodge Is one of it's most beauti- full features, and this will probably be made a permanent custom in Pine Bluff.
 The committee in charge of the Christmas tree is composed of Rev. W. D. Buckner, Will Nichol and Major J. W. Parkes.
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Mrs Annie Mitchell was too

Mrs. Annie Mitchell was too i'll t3 be at work yesterday.
 Almond and cocOanut hl&ca- rooms al Paramore bakery.
 Little Dave Hart, who vas hnft in q runaway, is some better.
 Little Lucille Warren, daughter oi \Tr. and Mrs. Walter Warren, is re- covering from a severe illness.
 Fresh egg kisses at Fararof2 bakery and confectionery.
 Buy a piano or organ, auto-plaho' piano player or graphophone at Ho!- 1eDberg Music company. The clear inc sale is now on, 215 West Second avenna.
 While doing your Christmas shopping eat at Sullivan's cafe.
 Mir. Harry Hanf returned from Warner Saturday, where he haa been spending the day with Mir. W. K. Kirby.
 -The Christmas shoppe" who reads today's Graphic will not be wanting for suggestions and ideas for holiday purchases.
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ROBBED IF s7 .00C ,,fIi: IN STORE OF JOHN r. EiSIilM IT WHitIiTSliiIi.
 BLOWN | -. Had Just Sold a Large Quantity of Cotton-Housc Burned After
 the Robbery.
Special to the Graphic:

Special to the Graphic:
 Little Rock, Dec. b. Robbers last night blew up the safe in the store of Dr. John r. Basham at Wrightsville and secured $7,000 in cash. The house was burned after the robbery, and the pertrators of the deed left no clew as to their identity.
 Dr. Basham had just sold large quantity of cotton, and this accounts for the big sum of money in his possession at the time.
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Boys Charged
 With Robbery

Constable Frank Stewart arrested Clarence Wilson and Henry Me Milan. both eolored. Saturday. for robbing Dewoody's drug store about four weeks ago. SIcCammon's drug store about three weeks ago, Voss- Niehol and company last week, and several small stores in the suburbs
 These boys have been arrested light penalties. on account of their age.
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The News
 of the River

The packet Rowland arrived Satur- day night with a heavy cargo of cot .on and seed She was delayed on the trip on account of heavy fog.
 The Harbin will not start on her regular trip for several days on ac- count of unfinished repairs.
 The steamer Henry Sheldon has been taken from this run and Viii be used on the Arkansas river between Little Rock and Dardanelle during the winter months.
 The river is reported on rise, and at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon the gauge registered feet s inches.
 Eat at Sullivan's cate.
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Letters 10
 Santa Claus

Dear Sau:a CIaaz: 1 waut baby doll. also d rocky hose, also a rub Der ball, also q cat and labbit, and a dog. Please dc not forget live at 101 West Fourth avenue and Olive. Your little girl. one year old, Chloe koonce. Please bring me plenty Of oranges.
 want big doll, also a baby doll and that leather doll buggy down at Ryland's, also a doll bed, also wash stand and a doll nightgown, also a soldier-boy doll, also plenty of clothes for my dolls, also a doll trunk, also a toy playhouse. When you bring me my bed I want it to be a folding bed. Please do not forget sister and l. Please bring plenty of fruit and can- dy. I live at 501, the corner of Fourth and Olive. Your little girl, seven years old.
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! . . $$$$$$$ $3$ . . } LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. {
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J. W. Boyce osvores hls ams to rsata

Have I. J. Malcolm tune Your plano. Old phone No. 6S6.
 -12 show cases for sale at par xain. Gall on Anderson Deacon Drug company.
 T. A. Drummond for bargains in unredeemed watches, jewelry. trunks, bags and suit cases. o21 Main stret.
 The Margaret Mahar property on South Walnut near Sixth avenue is for rent. Closet and bath in the house. Water in the Kitchen. Two-story build tug in good order. Apply to 412 West Sixth avenue.
 -Wanted-Girl or middle-agod white woman for housework; good wages. L. care Graphic office.
 Special bargain in unredeemed watches, 5ewery, trunks, suit cases and bags. T. A. Drummond. 221 Main.
 For sale, stock in good paving, long established business from to 40 shares "J." care of Graphic.
 For sale, two small second hand coal stoves. Wfll sell cheap. Apply at the Graphic.
 At the Grand Leader, ladies par for, shampooing. manicuring. and facial massage. also artificial hair goods for sale. Ladies please call
 Wanted, to rent a place near town suitable for vegetable and poultry farm. Will take long lease ". II. Gist, 3l2 Main street. '%'eLFor rent, five room house. corner Fifteenth and Elm, now oc- c,ipied by AIT. Sid J. Hart. will be tor rent the lst day of January; SIS per month: apply to W. B. Sorrells 7 --Pnr tho convenuience of Christ mas shoppers. the Pine B!uH Mercan- tile establishment will keep open till 8. D. m. tli Christmas.
 Wanted, experienced lady book keeper and stnngraphef. Address by letter giving experiences and quail iflcattons. Address 'H." care Graphic.
 --Lost- 1ocket and chain; Myrtle on one side and j. F, P. on the other; lost on East Second; return to Mrs. Poteet
 Merchant American wiaower, no children, wealthy but lonesome. wishes congenial wife to brighten his home Box 4a5. St. Joseph. Michigan
 Attend the piano and organ sa- criflee sale a the Hollenbers Music company, 215 West Second avenue, and save from one-thrd te one-halr on an instrument
 Turner Bedding Factory cleans caroets and renoyates mattresses. all b yeleerricjy. New felt mattresses made to ogdec. The best 0ed on earth or money fa.tadad after s.xtn nights.
 fhe Nas- anSel fool eaRe a, paraGsas e.E5 aaa ,o.f a.i5a.rv.
 a1zsz zeea t4.a zo at ta. !~~ Monday
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: Slterrill, Ark, Dec. 1 I, 19o66.
 Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me pretty doll that goes to, sleep and talks, a ring with set, and gold locket, a little thimble and g big dolt trunk that locks up and has key, and little lamp. an good girl sometimes am four years old. Please don't forget 10 leave my, little cousin, Jack, solle- thing at grandma's. Well. good night. Santa. with love,
 Lucille PaH Hne
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BRIEF MENTION.
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Miss Bettie Matthews of Sherril] is in this city visiting Miss Olivia Alexander on Fourth and Laurel.
 Mrs. J. H. Ancrum. from Madi- son, Ind, mother of MT. Ancrum of Seawell and Ancrum, is in the city and will remain with her son per manently.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Levy and baby of St. Louis will arrive in the city Wednesday to be the guests of MT and Mrs. Leon Levey during the holi- days.
 Miss Myna Whitman, formerly o1 Pine Bluff, now of New York, is ex. pected to arrive in the city next week
 Luther Sullivan jr. of Memphis is in the city. MT. Sullivan has many friends who are glad to see him back in his old home.
 NIT. Carl Brown of New Orleans is in the city.
 MT. Paul Kendall has just return ed from Mexico to spend the Christ mas holidays with his relatives in this city.
 Mrs. Mcintosh, whose home is in the Indian Territory, is in the city on visit to her brothers, Dr. Crutcher and MT. Phil Crutcher.
 Mrs. E. B. Houston left Friday for few days visit to Hot Springs.
 Miss Louise Bridges, who is at tending Galloway college, will be home Thursday to spend the Christ mas holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs. P. NJ. Bridges. Miss Mabel Noss will accompany her and be her guest for few days. Miss Voss is schoolmate of Miss Bridges, and originally Pine Bluff girl, but now her home is in Little Rock.
 Mir. w. B. Benton leaves today, going south on the Valley. travel ing in behalf of the Hollenberg Mu- sic company, but will be home in time for Christmas.
 Mr. D. w. Dean arrived Saturday from southeast Arkansas. Mfr. Dean Was travelling for T. H. Bunch and company, and reports business good.
 Mr. John Kittler of Elmira was business visitor Saturday.
 Mr. C. s. Foster was up from Ri- son on business mission last Fri day night.
 Mr. George Wittgenfeldt, auditor for the Chattanooga Brewing con- pany, was business visitor to the city Saturday.
 Manager Fowles of the Pine Bluff Light and Water company, is in Montgomery, Ala, on business for the company
 Hon. C. A. Newton, representative elect from Lincoln county. was in the city Saturday on business.
 Mir. Sake of Altheimer is spending the day in the city.
 Ar. F. D. cu1pepper left Friday for Alexandria. Ala, to spend the ho,i- days with his father.
 Misses Edith Dutton and Gladys ES,- bolt have accepted positions with V, L. Kline.
 Miss Fay Hilbett of Althefmer is spending the day iA the city with her parents
 Mir. Mack Hollis. travelling salas. man for J. A. Holmes, is in ths city today.
 Mr. Joe Michael. the travelling salesman for the Old Spring Distill Ing company, is in this city and will remain here with his children through the holidays.
 Mr G, NJ. Laddcn and Agr ,zd Case have just returned from East Lake, near Clarendon. where they have been camping, and report the woods full of water.
 n2,ars ,,14 almost double fl you buy daring Hollenherg Music company $ sacrifice clearing sale, 215 West See oaa avenue.
 S,na, lralt nanh,
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REVOKED LICENsES G}' NIT II htH Cett41x n,. LINERS ii.f"D i,f.,u ro ,r
 GiNT.a SALOON Hnx Five "f Them los" i.inop~e, t, D. >Hl' or tf'e i,c"cp1 e:amb,D.
 Raid.
Sai@, to '" GraDhic.

Sa@ai@' te rhe Graphic:
 '.ittl" RacH. Dee. 15.-As suit of the recent raid on the a,1sn cd gambling dens in Areaata h.. Sheriff kavanaush. fve saloon + eenses in that city were revoked h,. County Judge coffman today.
 The other cases were contior,, until Wednesday.
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Dear Santa Claus: I want to tell you what I want you to bring me. 1 want a doll buggy, a new doll, little ring CT and anything you think would be nice for me, and lots of good sings to eatI will go to bed early. Your Stittle friend, Norma Mitchell.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
 tContinued from Page Ono)

Geo. IIcaley, new stock of sroeeries 70 Pine Emf Light and Water co"l- pang. coke for fucl......-.,=.=....-..... u I. W. Dutton architect, contractor and builder ...........=...#.=.=,.'...'' .''..''9 Schenck. bicycles and automobil"S."l z. BeI.nath, watches, jewel1y and musical instruments .........,...@l -tdolph BcInath Edison phonograps. .5l Drs. Black Brothers and Payne, den
 % tai parlOrS .............. .'- Hammett Grocer company, whole sale er9e-f5 and cotton factors. U
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Mrs. ". Il seymour leaves tonisht for Hot Spgin-a 10 join her husband.
 Nr W7z:e Haish. formerly Of Pine a'nas. AHs " of Fl Paso, Tex passed tf.au s- :..- Fr.aty on his way . g.. 70 hotidays t,ay fro tw7 weeks visit te Daai- son. EoA.
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Christian Science

Tl subject for cIseg s.'e It Christian Science tat3 =e 1U E5s '. s5l r>gcp
 AZ fEEtfei to fttend.
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Dear Santa Claus: l want great big doll doll buggy, a doll piano, lots of candy and nuts. From your little girl. Mamie Farrar.
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Ssner hrant candy at Nitch etts candy kitchen. No III West sec ns3 ayprua=
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STOCKHOLDERS Nr''

The annual meeting of 'pe .om. holders of the Pine Bluff ffoS' '' ". pany will be held III the ,an1, office on Monday. January z'' oo,. ats4 at 10 V,' O clock a. l.. for the P''o'r ..,', of electing directors and sis .s rr action of such other hasise.s = come before them. ,c.,as
 D. c. BELL, See. anu teH r. p1r.f .pl-.. eeenlt5s.
 nr John ss1ake'oy of pa''@3' ',,est is visiting relatives on Man s'
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Buy your Christmas n from Nitchell.s candy kitehe'' III West Second avenue.
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a-@', at sSo. iii Nest >,5cG1 avenue.
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Eat at Sullivan's cafe.