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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-15
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bee Rorboeutibeu 2loDo, ieBt BON
elmer oreimDbieen BeDoahtunasz
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lit uno iid lebr befrieoiat iber ben
@rfola Der @aloeitDner > 8meiali1ie
auSlpridt, 10 oaB geariinoete 0DHz
1unq pprbanoen lit, oaB oas Inter-
nebnten elm o%auernoes weroe. Ils
6afenDrt iheint 6errn BON Bins
9alDefton ben TDraug oDr Stem Dr.
leans AT beroienen. Der 6afen lei
bort beoeuterto better uno Die Auas
rantGlte matt pentger BeldftiQung oer=
bunoen, als in Stem Orleans. 8enn
nun Die 8ebDroen in @alueiton uno
Die 8unoesregieruna oas ibre tun.
nm bic 2anoung Der @inwanoerer in
@alpeft0n gu reaeln, lit Mu6Itht pDrs
banoen, baB Der Strom Der ginparz
oerer amilben SEEM gort uno @als
peitDn aeteilt miro. 9as barf nit
ar0Ber 8efrieoiguna BON alien Be-
teiliaten beariBt meroen, uno beiDns
oers Seem W0rf bat aue urfahe iih
iiber Die &euertIng 81 freueu. Bis
iebt bate es iosula9en Elm WOnopDl
auf Die @inmanoerer.
Oa8 het aber iebt fir beioe Teile
teinen Wert mehr. oa Der 9auptteil
Der ginmanoerer Stem Dprt rur als
Durdaanaspuntt beriibrt uno itb
nah ben meitliben Staten penoet.
Das tut gerabe oas before @len1ent
Der @inmanoerung, 2eute, Die @elo
unb geiunoe &6rper in's 2ano bri1=
gen. Die 2eute mifien, mas file pols
fen. Sn ben lebten 8eiten oageeeu
tommen piele an. Die oaS nibt mis-
fen, mie elm GROCER Sell bee Sliibts
linae aus Dem gaarenreibe, Die gum
Sell nur BAG nadte 2eben aerettet
baben. Dieie Nrmen bleiben in SEEM
gort. oa iie ia nidt meiter t6nnen.
Sic fDnnen feine gilenbabnfabrt
nah benz @eften poer Suoen besabs
len, fir fte lit eben oas @noe oer
Sbiffabrt aud oas gnoe Der 0eiie.
46nnten bieie 2eute aber brett nab
ben weniaer ~beiieoelten Staten ees
brabt tueroen, 10 lit mol faum Elm
Bneifel, baR iie itd bort aniiebeln
uno balo niibli@e Burger tueroen
f6nnten. Die itiomeitliden Staater
ielbit haben es ia AUDI better it, Der
6ano, oieie Irt @inmanoerung ente
iprebeno AT unteritlBen uno au Der.
teilen. Sic braudaen aud niHt al
firbten. oaB ite uur iolde gintuars
oerung betdmen; niele Der beiier ee'
Itenten @inmanberer piiroen lih
ebenfaua bierher penoeu, uno 10
tpiiroe einem lanaeeflblten 8eoirfs
rifie Der Suomeititaaten abgebDlfen.
@s 1T ia 10 mie 10 bier cine Bemes
euug i'm @anae, bic cine before ger'
teilung Der @inmanoerung uno cine
before Befieoeluns oes Siiomeitens
beauedt. Cine oauernoe 8meiglinie
oes Nprooeutihen 9lDpo tdrne oies
len B~eitrebungen iebr entsegen. uno
i'm Sntereffe uniereS 2anoes mdre
au miniben. oaB oas Broiett aus.
aefiihrt miirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-15

Hidter gotparo Dmper bat
hermann DreiB an Steae ieines Bas
ters als Witelieo oes Board Of
Bbarmaciits" oiefes Diitrift8 er'
1annt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-15
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empfieblt Iib gum Reiniaen uuo Muf.
arbeiten BON SilB' uno StrobbGten
fir 9amen uno 6erren. Vile Mrbeit
unter 8arantie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-15

,.8nro : TormaIin" (Gtmer u
Mmeno), lit al8 antiieptilhes Rabna
uno Wunomaher uniibertronen. Sin
allen Gpothefen au haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-15
Maerlet.


- SIN boben Wlter bon rs Sabrela
itarb in ieiner @obnung SEQ. 1920
H0ro Heu.B raunfels Npenue Srieos
rih Soldier, elm lan9idbriaer Be-
mobner Der Staot. @r binterldBt
feline Satin, finf SDbne unb smei
g6dter.
Sc iteht ben Blraern cine @rs
b6buna Der gountpiteuer bepor, oa
teine TDnos norbanoen lino, ole
reuer 2%anoitraBen in &eparatur gu
balten uno Dor benz 8erfau gu be-
uabren.
- Soe Wener bat fid bic eriten
Birgerpapiere auSiteUen laf1en.
- Mm SDnntaa abeno ertront i'm
Slu1ie bel Waoarass Start Der Jars
rner grnft &ihter BON Gillespie
County. Der gum 8eiuh bier meilte
uno benz Bicnic oes Rriegernereins
beiuOhnte. @r blieb nah ShluB
oeS Bicnics auf Dem Blabe, nm Die
bort 5uriidbleibenoen Sahen Al
iibermaden uno nod Der Staot gu
bringen. NlS er ii9 big Wontag
moraen nod nibt aemeloet batte, be-
CAB iib grnit Stremmel uieoer nah
benz Bart, tonnte aber &idter nidt
finoen. Mm nahmittae entoedten
orei Damen Die 3ei9e i'm SluIie uno
granddaughter Die 8olisei. Dime
Rmeifel lieat elm unalIdsfau Dor.
Gin Str. Glad lab am Spnntae
abeno 8iGter nod am ufer oes
'Sluiies fteben. Mn ieiner YerIon
muroen neridieoene Q~uittunaen une
$3.50 in 8aargelo aefunoen. Cine
ieiner T0dter, Trau 2orens, mobnt
318 2amarsS traBe.
GDn 8elaroena miro semeloet,
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ter BON As Sahren aeitDrben lift. Dils
belm mar friiber 8uhbalter in oer
bieliaen @itn' 8raueret; CT beaab li6
baum nab Brownsville auf cine
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balm uno Tam nahoem nab 8elars
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nens@ eieuihaft mar. @r aine oanu
ielbit ms Wtinen9eifdft, bate Slid
uno erwarb elm aroBes 8ermDgen.
@r mar in Biesbaoen gebpren.
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ridge : Bart bat iih nm ems per'
mebrt.
Die Soee, ben Mahnde; Dent
nal = Sono ourh Die 8eitrdae oer
Shultinoer anIhmeuen 81 belien,
aefdut uis nibt. Die 3inoer baden
tein @elo; iie miiiien es oon ihreu
@ltern erbetteln uno nenr bic lebte.
rem hdutieer fir iolbe 8maugs'
Subicriptionen anaeaanaen meroeR,
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gerli9.
% Samstag giebt Der 8eetbouens
WGnnerHor elm @artentonsert NIT
nabfOlaenoem Tang. Wur Witelie,
Der BADEN 8utritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-15
FREDERICK I'M OF,

Heitauraut In Der MarttsS Sale,
IN Norboft. 5lii9el. Sein 8affee uno feline
B0rterbouie- Steats limb bertibmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-15
slmf ben sersen pubmt Die Sretbeit

uno anf ben geraen, tup refine nub frilbe
9uft i'm umipebte, eriann Der heiliae Ser
naro bic 8uiammenieBuus Der mad linn
benonnten 8rauterptle. 9as tuar nor
plelen bunbert Sahren. Nie Billie boil
brachte oan1als bic tpunoerbariteu 8uren,
uno pDIbringt iie beute nod. Sic lift
heut nod 10 role Tie oamalS einfab
uno ibmudlps BON NuSen, aber aus ben
beilfrdftieiten Su9rebienBien suiammen.
geIebt, Die lel6it o0m i6wdhten Maaen
oertraaen ner6eu uno ole Raaen. unb
Observation-Disclosures NIT unfehlbarer
@riinblibteit turieren. Die ct. Bernard
arauterpiaeu itub in aaeH Npotbeten gu
bobtn,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
THE MEMORIAL
 COMMITTEE MEETS
To Formulate Plans for Cooperating With Other States for MOnu-
 nrnt to Southern Women.

Pursuant to the call of Adiutant Gen. Jno. 5. Bell tae Noman's Con federate Memorial committee will meet i. Little Rock today to formu- late plans whereby the [. C. Va as sociasiaA of Ari1ansas will cooperate witl. those of tie other southern states in the erection of q memorial monument to southern women.
 Th- committ1e aas appointed at fszp late reunion fsld ag Fort Smith aal eompose@i oz ''ae folloWin4 7 14ati@.4
 j. H. Roger, r. smith: J. H. !s-rs rfouvili@5 Re4 ! M. LH esg. f.ns Rleff eaas. coe:a Wal
 .e:s3E~.Daa W foHss Little H5, t GalH Zine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
LEMON WILL RUN THE LITTLE ROC I M N OR MAKES f0RMhi NN\ol NCE- MENI OI. Ills INTENTIONS. Decision Io ~taHd for Reelection fiN- ~nIl ef pes5fe to See GitN Hail
 teHpletrtl.
Decision fa etstnd fot. Reelection ED-
Bl MAiiION l.. Fl itII.A :.

.EHe Graphic Bureau.
 Little Rock. NoY.
 fbv political situeeioa il. f.fftie Rock FsHza#dIHg the faee foE mayor has cleared great d-al aitll=t the announeaaleut ot the fact that Nar- ren E. Lemon the incumbent, will run for third term CP#untii fhis time there have been rHmoES ot= an even hail dozen candidates for fif5> office because ot an u0aHiloe5zsd statement that Mr. Lemon would probably not be a candidate. This gentleman has repeatedly stated to his friends that he did noj want 1o announce again and that he would much prefer 10 again devote his whole time to his private bjlsile.f < affairs. but his friends hare been in- sistent and he has at last consented.
 Il is stated on good authority that ole of tue main reasons for Mir. Lenon's announcement is the fact that he wants to see the ne" city hall building completed under his management. This project. ad- voeated almost to man by the council, was bitterly fought i'll inc courts under the leadership of q prominent newspaper man and a part of the proposed plan, that is to build an auditorium i1l c0nnec- i tion with the city hall building proper. was enjoined. The council subsequently, passed an ordinance eliminating the auditorium feature and work is now progres5ine rapid ly on the new city hail building This building will not be finished for over d year and it is the facj that his second term as mayor vii have expired before the completion of the building that leads Mir. Leno1 10 announce.
 With the formal annouLcenent comes fhe additional announcement that A B. Poe, C. ]. Kramer and 1 X l.. smith, prominently spoken as prospective material for the mayor alty, ill not De candidates
 This leaves but two avoWed caEdi dates ia the field. Mayor I.enon an( Tom halliburton, who has i}eel canFasaing fer votes for some time
 The city hs'l matter may be tht main issue in the next Da1aocrati' caMpai.5n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
WORKS INJUSTICE BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTS TO RECENT N IiDN OF tOTToN
 BELT.
Order Issued Against Shipment "l Cotton from Points Below McGehee
 To This City.

The division freight agent of the Cotton Belt issued an order a few days ago against the shipment of Cot ton from points south of MeGehee, to Pine Bluff for concentration.
 This action is 8 great injustice to the Pine Ruff buyers, and is loudly condmened by all as fl means a great loss to tha buyers Pine Bluff is en- titled to this cotton and the board of trade had q cali meeting Wednesday morning to adopt measures to hdN7 i the order re-einde
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
1.OOO BALE CROP K N!IiT STATE AlHL PRDDt |. ON II> LINCOLN cot NlA
 FARM. ~ccrrtHr} ot Stat" Ludwig daA Adopt Drastic Measures to Get
 Delinquent Votes.
ot ~latt' fudNI9 daN
Delinqucnl3otr~
HN MARION E. Bt i<i.E.A
The Graphic Bureau Little Rock. Nov.

lIlttf" It0tN, NOV. =
 After having made q careful csti- mate of tllp amount of cotton yet on the stat farm in Lincoln county Yet unpfeked or unginned, SaPt. pitcocll thinks there will be at feast Soo or possibly l,ooo bales harvest ed on the farm this year. The state has already picked and sold 'oo bales and il is believed that there Is thai many more bales in sight. It is stated also that the cotton crop vi remaining on the farm is of better grade than that just sold and will probably bring q higher price " hen placed on the market Some Of the first cotton picked was i'll a poor condition because of the eX- cessIy,4 rains and the spfoutin2 of he seeds Some of the bales We're no'- wanted at any price. and the nenit"ntiary officials had trouble in disposing of it. The next cotton will probably be of t better gfade, aud when placed on The market neNt month will bring higher price.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
iS a Last tseSOls,

Secretary of State Ludwig has sent to the election eommlss1ohefs of the five counties which have as vet failed to report on the vote 'u the recent congressional election. a notice warning them that unless the vote is sent to him by the next mali, messengers will be dispatched into the counties 10 get the vote.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
RETAIL GROCERS HOLD INTERESTING MEETING MD DISCJ >SED MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE Tt ESDAi. Claim Set Forth That Objects oi the Association Ire Misunderstood
 By Many.

The Retail Grocers of the city held their regular meeting i'll the office of the secretary. Mr. C. H. Williams Monday night.
 The meeting was formerly held on Tuesday night, but the date was changed to accomodate many Of the members who could not attend on Tuesday nights The benefit of the association were discussed at length Dy President Mullikin. Theo. Woller- man, ]. II. Mccain and others.
 It was stated that the intentions ot the association were misunderstood by many, who appeared to believe that a blacklist system was carried on.
 The association does not entertain any such intention. It is worthy organization formed especially for the purpose of seeing that justice is given the manufactures, the wholesaler, the retailer and the consumer alike.
 Initiatory steps were taken Prepar- atory to the issning of a new rating sheet.
 Other matters of importance to the association were taken up, but are not yet ready to be given to the pub lie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
Two lartlonS.

Governor Davis this morning is- sued pardons to R E Spivey and Lucy Price SpiNey was convicted in the justice of the peace court of Woodruff county OF the charge o' selling whisky and fined 500 Lucy Price was fined in the Little Rock police court sla and 30 days on the farm for petit larceny
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28

much impressed hz :he simnl' meth 46~ employ cd iH the work
 Much Of t.e IulWtUe shipped to PU BLa cmHes 5aom these factories Haa coafd 5ast as easily be turned aa e9e and tHa arafaz shared hE manufacturer Hal=ea#-uasa alike
 N ea4.st5If. ha5a s1s 5mbeG and factories eaa soon 1#s#laH in for thc mallsarure az all 4a.u.4 . furniture ma0.dHe7 a4d 5a faeH auz aa.H2 in fhe finished line. tl, tH5t z Heedea in HHe proper fazH 0taH the necessary eap.ta1 aea:Ha t a5 Pine Emf could soon be supfl1lus a laaaa territory with finished material.
 \ factory f4e t4a manufacture of iron beasteal= could h. fat in at q eost of q lew thousa3d. ol.ass and with the proper mana5aMout could b. made not on1g se11 supporting but profitable after q few months rU1. There is not | factory O. the kind in the state and the establishment of oue here would mean much to the bnsi- ness interests of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
Interesting Program Has bcen Pre-

As previously announced union Thanksgiving service will be held at the First Methodist church to- morrow, Eeg. (. C. Cline, pastor of the First Christian church, being the gentleman who will preach the Thanksgiyng sermon. The pro- gram ill full for the occasion fol lows.
 Organ voluntary. organist.
 Anthem, Praise Waiteth for Thee Sudds, seXtet choir.
 Anthem Thanksgiving Anthem, tranmer. seXtet choir.
 eSrmon, Thanks2iying, Dr C C. Cline
 Postludc. orsanist
 The following will make np the choir for this service:
 Oraanist, Prof. NJ. b. McNeill.
 Sopranos, Miss Victoria farrell. Miss Lucy Hearn Broadstreet
 Contraltos, Mrs. s. II. Campbell Miss Naraie Belle Atkinson.
 Tenor. Mr Henry Roberts.
 Bass, Mir (. o. Huber.
 This service is not only for every church meH5cr in the city, but the entire public, who should be thank ful enough for all that their great Creator has done for them the past year that they should make just this little eaarifiee to praise and WoraAiH hia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
commissions Issued.

Commissions have been issued hN the secretary of state to I. NJ. Du- wall of Imboden and ]. W. Stewart of Biscoe as notary publics and to T. C. WNley of Lonoke as a justice of lhn peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
TnE PYTHIANS CONFER
 RANK OF KNIGHT.

Taa Knights Of pythias met in re@- ular session Tuesday night with fair attendanca Q. the Kni@hts. The rani5 of lk7!fe,,t B8e conferred o0 enc applicant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28

uf good. For Instance. We can make s.a alrangvu~nt similar to that ot
 olu.r cites hereby the board can furnish free transportation to GUS toners from the country who spsod stipulated amount of money "i5h us. This vogld induce thousands oI country u,5## #to come 10 Pine Blat1 do r4uiI shopping during
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
E,iS,. ;. s. iEAkMiNS
 GOES TO LITTLE sos IA.

l.ev. ]. S. Hawkins, secretary of the Sta1e Good Roads association. is moving to l.ittIe ItocE this WeeN end will mako thaI eity bis home ir the tufnro.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
For Mutual Protection.

Mr. X. G Bedeil on. of the lead- ing druggists of the city and plo= p1ietor of Bedell+ pharmacy, is an other adzoeate oi the movement. who is emphatic in his declarations Of the need of such an organization.
 Ar. Bedel expresses himself quite freely as 10 the need of retail mer- chants association. which he would have include all lines of the retail business H.. urges strongly the inl- pottancl of organizing for mutual protection il for no other reason.
 Others ae, equally pronounced in their adyoearv of the movement,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
RETAIL MERCHANT ,sovrNt,\T TO EFFECT ORGAN PATTON AMONG THEM FOX
 Niagi IL PROTECTION. r.on, ;n,nt Merchant Nan'>= =int'irt-
 pootS Extended out-of- Town ~ Customers.
,ron, , ;ncnt Merchant Nan'e ihdoct
li~to1nt'fs.

rbe retail merchants oi ta4 city are beginning to feel aente1y tine ,sad of or2anization for mutual pro tNtion and benefit. and all inciP- ;aM movement is on foot, il is un- desstood for the perfecting oI such oa,M oroanizatiun. to be known as t,1 Retail Merchants association. A~ sfatpd. the movement is only in iY8 8ineiDianev, but some of the iead= tnr retail business men of the citA ssre enthusiastic advocates ot such an association.
 aPne Bluff has already t Retail t4roeers' association. but it l. eX- nlAiusd by one ot the prominent re- tailers of the cit4 that this asso, i;l- fiSn does not meet the requirements % the retail dry goods men. the &yt ythers. etc. and he proposes the
 eanization of these latter also.
 4Ke proposed new organization is In nf1 sense a competitor of the Retail Grocers, association, rather auXil- iary in a sense. It proposes to pro tect and benefit the retail merchants in other lines of business in the same ways that the grocers 1Soeiation protects and benefits the fHail groeeGs.
 s#Said Mr. J. 5. Simon. I well known Main street clothiar. Tues day afterneou:
 @ q have long felt the need of such 4n organization. but l believe it has now become an actual necessity. l knov tAe clothiers of the citE Would ba benefited immeasurab'S Dy it, and l would like to' See the perfected.
 @ Free Railroad Fare. @ Continuing, Mr. simon said: & Not only should We organic. 4Nlt we should have the cooperation W the board of trade, such a is
 suaIly given in other cities. Our
 btton interests need fostering all Hght, and I am glad that the board If trade is bending every energy to- Mard this desirable end: but there Ire other interests beside the cotton
 h hterests to be looked after. If our cotton industry cannot be made 1e Aubserye the interests of the retail Business of Pine Bluff, We fail |. the very object for which such aa pr9ani2ation was perfected How ever groatl4a! ae o1lr Wholesals business. it depends at last upon ofr retail business for its life an7' growt}, and conaeQuentl> he reta I dnterests of Pine Bluff are to be poo teeted primarily.
 s Let lis get together op this mat Fer, and then let the board of tradf co-operate with Us to the fullest ex Fent. The board can do US a worlt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
WANTS FACTORIES SECRETARY CALDNEis Os iiiH BOARD 0E' TEADG TELLS ha
 ORSERyATfONS.
Thinks Pine Bluff Shoed Make tssea!- 1T Effort for Wore Enterprise,
 and Industries.

Dr J. |, Caldwell, secretary of the board of trade has returned from an extensive trip to the east and north
 In North Carolina he visited many of the leading lumber concerns, fac tories and other industries and was much impressed with the manner jG which the timber Of that country -5 handled and taken eara Of at hoe e@ instead shnp.ns il abroad.
 Very l.ttle t.ebsr ts alin9ed in rough. FacaH'e= fer race os manufacture are ca2lasfi a, a lumber i5 wor5ea ua 8t none.
 Several maa3aa4a 4. Lar 20 goods fo4 ra45aaE Il t,.a -..s-- ern part oi sa.e ot 5se r..a Of impa75a# a plate to be u ia tac .s lc@ .H.- niture a ahsi
 gium 1-a and ished eagjr tn ~.css dema al " easta
 Caldwell 70 o'eea1 in the a !. faetare of Iron bedsteads and he va:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
Posfoffice Will
 Close Tomorrow

51Hde ot-e5.a at fine esto4e- r4fsar1@, ii gill ba a5~tl4t;5tea s.aa Us lapoae7 an arr,aEsl.ij al..sttH- Their .1tssi4I..i sli #,lsHaerr4 aaUte
 Donc worry about how you're built. We have worried about that for you We know that there are spots in your figure that aren't like ly to make the Apollo Belvedere green with envy, corners where yoa sink in that ought to come out. Ao9 can keep that all secret by haGias your clothes made by
 EISENkRAMER
 The Tailor,
 Ahoye Citizens Bank, second Avenue and Pine street
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
lsi<%f 4iift53EI s'tt;,s, 'ittf.
lahe-tie.s h..aY}HTH LE3t,iE

H'oaa4las n the pra.e4.- fo raa Htrtifts la s.sfholia ohHrgA es 5,sge1a.l mpt@I4as ae tia@ ~aas Tbam. .s4as-. Miss Edith .7aebman. Snae San ssr~. las~o Es~.
 a2.a of Temp.ation, Mis-
 rha8 N'oef, Hiss Ellie  Ns r=t tl4 Tens-t5r r, er ar,;a a2T's
 rearin I1rc0oisa to tha ai hfr I q Harlow.
 araa End Mir.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28
Prairie Addition

Situated on Alstin's Avenue known & TWenty-siXth a2f Hazel streets. These lots haY4 been hel dat so per lot, bli in order to sell same within 20 days l xii take $25 per l0:4 This Is the cheapest real esta.s ever offered for this money. and is Increasing in valuation da.lv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-28

Let Us get together op this mat CT, and then let the board of trade o-operate with us to the fullest ex- ent. The board can do US a world
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Stuart Co, 81 Stuart Bldg, Marshall,
Mich.