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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
DYNAMITE
EXPLOSION
KILLS THREE
Eight Cases Of Explosive in South
em Pacific Freight Car Went
OF with Bang
TWO PERSONS DEAD
AND ONE DYING
Accident Occurred in City Of At
lanta, Ca, and Much Dam
age Was Done

Associated Press to The Eveninx Tiue..
Atlanta, Ca, March 27.-As a re-
suit of the explosion of eight cases Of
dynamite in freight car standing
near the Southern Railway freight de-
pot today, two negroes were killed. one
was fatally injured and several other
persons, both white and negroes, were
more or less seriously injured.
The dead:
WILL SMITH.
WILL JENKINS,
Seriously injured:
Walter Pullen, white, cut on head:
PINK Moore, negro; eyes blown out.
will die.
The car in which the dynamite was
located, was demolished, three other
freight cars were wrecked and con-
siderable damage was done to the
freight depot.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
Prominent Officials OF New York Ce
tv>nv v,,lf

Prominent Officials of New York Cen.
tral Indicted by New York Jury.
Associated Press to The Evening" Times,
New York, March 27.-Indictments
charging manslaughter in the second
degree were returned today against
the New York Central Railroad, Ira A.
Mccormick, general superintendent of
the company, and Alfred H. Smith, one
OF the vice presidents of the road, in
connection with the wreck of the
Brewster Express on the Harlan divi-
sion of the railroad last month.
Mccormick and Smith entered pleas
of not guilty and were released on
$4,000 bail each, the grand jury also
handed up presentment containing
many recommendations to the state
railroad commissioner concerning re-
strictions upon railroad operations in
this state
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
10000 FARMERS REPRESENTED At
MARION, ILL, MEETING BEING HELD

Farmers Relief association and the
Farmers Mutual Benefit association,
entered the field and a year ago at
Pinckneyville the three bodies were
merged under the name of the Farm
ers' union. A few months ago it was
decided to merge with the Farmers
Educational and COOPERATIVE union of
America, and the consolidation was
finally effected today. The big farm
ers' union, of which the Illinois and
Indiana farmers are now part, has
a membership of over million in
the southern states and is rapidly be-
ing extended throughout the western
states, having already established it.
self in Kansas. Colorado and Nebras-
ka. 1t is organized to considerable
extent along trade union lines and
co-operates as far as possible with
other labor unions.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
MITIGATE SENTENCE.

Washington, March 27.-The presi-
dent has approved the recommendation
OF Secretary Taft that clemency be
shown In the case of Capt. w. b.
COCHRAN, Twenty-fourth infantry, SEN
fenced to dismissal in the Philippines
for drunkenness on duty, and he has
mitigated the sentence to the loss of
fifty files. The result is to reduce
the captains number from 275 to 1926
In the list Of captains. making It I'M
probable that in ordinary course of
events he can ever rise above the
rank of lieutenant colonel.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
A..oeiatea Pres. to The nve.i.. Time

Associated Press to The Evenins Ttues,
Marion, ILL.,. March 27-At a special
meeting here today of the Farmers
union, an organization with 10000
members in Illinois, Indiana and east
ern Missouri, a merger was completed
with the Farmers Educational and
Cooperative union and a state branch
of that body was formed, which will
have charge of the work in Illinois
and Indiana.
The farmers union movement in
Illinois began eight years ago, when
fifty farmers met in Murphysboro and
organized the Farmers Social and Ec-
onomic union. A union label was
adopted to be used on all farm pro-
ducts. The organization rapidly spread
over Illinois, eastern Missouri and
western Indiana. Later two other
similar organizations, known as the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
GERMANY LOOKING on.
Hopes French OCCUPATION of Moroccan
Territory Will be But
Temporary.

A..eciated Press Gable to The Eve,i.s
Times.
Berlin, March 27.-French charge
D'Affaires. NJ. Lecomte, called at the
foreign Office here yesterday and
handed to the foreign secretary the
Tschirsky communication from the
French government, respecting the
military expedition to Oudja. Herr
Tschirsky is understood to have re-
piled that Germany hoped the occu-
patton of Moroccan territory by the
French troops would only be tenn
porary.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
HAD PLEASANT TRIP.

Panama. March 27.-Speaker Can
non and the members of his congress
sional party, who arrived in Colon
Monday on the steamer Blucller and
were placed in quarantine because the
steamer had not been out from Vene-
zuela six days, were released from
quarantine yesterday. Accompanied
by Chief Engineer Stevens and Lieut..
Col. Goethals, who is to succeed Mr..
Stevens, and other chiefs OF division
the congressional party journeycd
across the isthmus, inspecting the ca
nal work on their way.
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SPECIAL ATTORNEYS
Appointed for Government in Connec.
tiOn With Western Land Frauds,

Denver, Colo, March 27.-Owing to
the increasing importance and vol
ume of business of the west the de-
partment of justice has organized a
corps of special assistant attorneys
general for work in connection with
coal. timber and other land frauds and
offenses west of the Missouri river,
placing Assistant Attorney General NJ.
c. Burch in charge of them. Under his
supervision a strong force of special
assistant attorneys has been employed.
Among these are 8. r. Rush, Omaha |;
Ernst knabel, Denver; w. A. May
nard, Salt Lake; E. o. Long of Du-
range and H. H. Schwartz of Helena,
Mont.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
COMMISSION
IN LuNACY
SWORN IN
lnquisitors for Harry K. Thaw
Were Announced and Took
the Oath Today
ARE ALL WELL
KNOWN CITIZENS
Thaw Is Willing to Grant Every
Facility in the Holding Of the
Examination

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
New York, March 27.-Justice Fitz-
gerald today excused the Harry X.
Thaw jury until next Monday morn
ing, at l0:30 o'clock, by which time
he anticipates that the commission in
lunacy, which he appointed yesterday
to inquire into the present mental
state of the defendant. will have re-
ported its conclusions.
The commissioners who will Judge
Thaw had two long conferences with
Justice Fitzgerald today, one preced-
ing the brief court session at which
the prisoner and all his family ap-
peared, and the second following the
temporary dismissal of the jury.
After the second conference, the
commission notified District Attorney
Jerome to appear before it at o'clock
this afternoon. The commission will
organize at that time and arrange as
to future hearings, etc. 1t was rumor-
ed that some Of the sessions would
be public and some behind closed
doors.
New York, March 27.-The three
appointees to the Thaw commission
have agreed to serve and will meet
Justice Fitzgerald today and be sworn
in. They will then be introduced to
District Attorney Jerome and to his
assistant, Garvan, representing the
prosecution and to Messrs. Delmas,
McPike, Hartridge, Peabody, Gleason
and O'Reilly, counsel for the defense.
1t will then be decided whether the
sessions Of the commissioners are to
be conducted in open court or in
secret.
Just how long the sessions will last
cannot be guessed at. Thaw through
his counsel has stated that he will
grant the commission every possible
facility to carry on its work, so that
no trouble is expected when the
commissioners seek to make a per.
sonal examination of the prisoner.
The personnel of the commission
named by Justice Fitzgerald lends a
new distinction to this already nota-
BILE case. The men who will deter
Continued on page ~
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NEGLECTED. TO
ADJOURN COURT
Joke on Judge Cowan, of
Devils Lake, Proves Rather
Expensive For County.

Devils Lake, March 26.-"Where is
the judge?" was the ever present in
quiry in court circles today. The dis
trict court had been adjourned in
January till this date, and this morn
ing saw the usual court crowd, in
cluding jurors. witnesses. attorneys
and parties, but no Judge.
1t finally developed that Judge
Cowan was at Lakota this morning,
with load of horses for his farm
in the north part of the county. The
judge had neglected to adjourn court
before leaving. The expense of to-
days term" is estimated at 5000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
Or. J0LLEs, RUSS EDITOR
AssAsS|NATEo TODAY

Associated Press Cable to The Evenins
Times.
+ = 4 80 i + X X + Il . .
Moscow, March s7.-Dr. Jollos.
editor of The Russki Viedomosti, 1
y was assassinated here today by an =
unknown youth, who shot him with !
y q revolver rs he was leaving his !
residence. The murderer escaped. 1
DR.. JOllOs was q member of the
= lower house of the first Russian =
parliament. 4
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
COMMUNICATION IS
TOTALLY INTERRUPTED

y . :
st. Paul, March 27.-Seyere
: sleet storm which began in the
vicinity Of Duluth and Superior :
late yesterday, and continued
during the night, has broken
down all telegraph and telephone
wires between st. Paul and the
cities at the head of the lakes, and
communication is totally inter. .
rupted. 1t Is expected the wires
will be working late today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27

free to marry another woman with
whom he was infatuated. Baird and
his wife had been married about fl
teen years at the time of the death
of the latter, and had two small child
rem.
The verdict of the lower court was
last month affirmed by the Tennessee
supreme court, which declared that
there was no reason either technical
or with regard to facts to warrant
any interference with the execution of
the sentence, which was set for Mar.
%.
No man loves woman enough to
make him very grateful for the privi-.
lege of kissing her hand.
You can tell q married man who has
small children by the finger marks on
the front of his collar.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
JAMESTOWN BOY
WILL GRADUATE
Bert N. Nierling to Finish
Studies at Naval Academy
at Annapolis Soon.
(By E. c. snyder.l

Washington, D. c., March 27.-Hon.
]. j. Nierling of Jamestown, N. D.,
Is in Washington today en- route to
Annapolis, Md, to attend the gradua-
will graduate from the Naval academy
next week. His son. Bert N. Nierling,
will graduate from tho avail academy
in this springs classes and it is said
Mdshipman Nierling will take high
honors. Mr.. Nierling pere was the
guest of Senators Hansbrough and
McCumber today at the capitol and
will be given an opportunity to pay
his respects to President Roosevelt
on Monday prior to leaving for Anna
polls.
Senator McCumber said today that
he had about caught up with his cor
respondence and thought that he would
leave for home early next week.
Senator Hansbrough has about de-
cided that he will have cleared up
his affairs in Washington sufficiently
to enable him to start for home about
April Is.
THE WEATHER.
North and South DakOta-Gen. =
orally fair tonight and Thursday.
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CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER.
Santa Fe Engineer and Conductor
In Serious TrOublp.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Los Angeles. March 27.-Charged
with manslaughter, Engineer Kelly
and Conductor Humble of the Santa
Fe. who were in charge of the Over
land limited which collided with the
students, excursion train on the bridge
spanning the Los Angeles river Sat-
urday night. causing the death Of sew
eral persons the hearing has been had.
The court fixed the bail at $4,000
each
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-27
NO CHANGE OF VENUE
Allowed In Moyer.Heywood. Pettibone
Cases at Caldwell, Idaho.

Caldwell, Idaho. March 27.-Judge
Wood has overruled the motion for
change of venue in the Moyer-Hey-
wood-Pettibone case. He gave the de-
fense their option for trial at Boise
or in Canyon county. Boise was
agreed upon after consultation of
counsel The date will be definitely
fixed when the court opens at Boise
next Monday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-20
A. P. ABBOTT & CO
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Christmas aprons at vaughan's.
Glove sale in broken sizes at ths
Vaughan store.
Mrs. c. I. Bassett Of Richmond visit
ed friends In the city today.
James Donahue Of MorrisvilIe is yis'
iting relatives In the city today
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Bigelow Of Wash.
ington visited relatives In the city To-
day.
A meeting Of the 81. Andrews club
will be held In its rooms tonight ORR
day. at Z. g. Mcleod, president.
s. J. segcl & Co. offer for Saturday A.
special drive 20 close ont ~ once oF
while they last. 10 mems Pontiacs IN
Jackets and shirts, grays and red, reg1i.
lar price $3.50, special at sl.es.
Great bargain chances for Saturday at
SeQcls store. "A great boon for Christ
mas shoppers Is revealed In the an
nouneement made by S. ,. Segel & Co
ON another page OF this paper. See page
q and you viii then see the great bar
gains.
The Boston Eyhning Transcript Of
next Saturday, December 2i will be 1
Christmas number. II viii contain an
article on "Tbe Christmas Crib" dealing
with the origin Of the mechanical repre-
sentation of the nativity with deserip-
ton Of the "Krippenp collection in the
National Museum at Munich. Their
will also be an article on Christmas
along the Waterfront programme IT
Christmas music in Boston churches and
other articles suitable to the Yuletile.
In addition, this issue will contain ar
ticles on timely and interesting themes.
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Ladies' Long Coats.

Our line Of Black Coats 4 somewhat
broken ia slsss, 80 rather than buy In
70 al up the line, We are putting In
some Of the bsss Goats AZ less prices 70
clean ".
All 81 ~ 50 and ssooo coats we arc
putting into ,his sale AZ $500. These
Coats are all lined with the bess satin
and inisrllnsd with aanuel.
A. 5000 a few aiiy inch long Black
FITTED Goats. made Of ans quality Of
hroadeloth and lined throughout with a
good quality Of satin. Former price was
$500,
Al $500 are a few long Black Coats
with Lose plated back, lined throughout
Goods Is = ane broadcloih. The former
price was $3.50.
All Of our $500 Coats IN loose ripple
back. both IN the plain lined ones and
the interiined, 60 in the sale At $500
The cheaper Black Coats are marked
Al the same low prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-20
DRAWN EXTRA JURYMEN.
To Be Used in Selecting Jury For Ma
han Trial.

Bennington, Dec. 20.--Realizing the
difficulty that must necessarily be ex-
perienced in securing a jury for the
trial Of Alfred Mahan, which is to be-
gin the morning after Christmas, the
names Of 90 extra iurymen have been
drawn Az the details Of the crime for
which Mahan win be tried, the murder
OF mis- little niece, Ethel Mahan, at
North Bennington last April, have been
thoroughly discussed in this vicinity
the iurymen were not selected from al
Joining towns but from communities as
far removed from tine scene of the deed
as possible. None were taken from
Bennington. SALISBURY, Arlington or
Woodford but the names drawn were
those of men living IN Manchester,
Readsboro and the mountain towns Of
Windhall, SearsbuTg, Sandgate and
Sunderland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-20
EAST BARRE.

The fair held by the Ladies' Aid Of
East Barre was largely attended ami
netted the society about forty dollars.
The programme rendered by the chill
dren the first evening was an excellent
one. Much praise il due Miss Grace
roelSlin for her efforts IN preparing II.
The three-act comedw entitled, "Lippin-
cott square Church Coup given the
second evening, was very entertaining.
A. b. Dickey carried the part Of Bedford
Clark, d wealthy Manitoba Missionary,
II highly cofnmendablc manner and
barry McAllister was an excellent
.aJohnny." The several ladies in TIE
Missionary society also the three house
saids carried their parts in a creditable
manner. The Ladies Aid society wish 20
thank all who contributed to the sue
cess Of the fair.
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TALK OF THE Town.

Pretty dressing saeaues Il fisss'.
nea spreads u Kuals : Knights.
Roller skating to-day Il the Pavilion
Alex d. Kirkland Il Quincy, Mass, j.
IN The city "a business.
Charlie, u Ausiln Of Cahot was The
guesl q ~ brother. /. 7. Austin. 20
dag.
We ara headquarters IL barre Tor
Christmas Cite lor msn and boys.
Moore 8 Owens.
Mr. and Ars. William Bfown Of Berlin
arr sisltiug at the home Of ), 9 nniggs
u SUMMER street.
Prafl Cfendell arrived ii the city Last
evening ffam orrinFtou. Me. for a few
days Walt With friends.
Mlsses Jessie Nelson and THERESA
Scott arrived 10 the city to-day from
Stove @ spend tbs holidays
Prompt delivery u goods 10 any part
u the rity during tie holidays, ~ the
New England Frat company.
There wlll b. regular meeting 81
Neal Dos lodge. / q. q. r.. this even.
ing Initiation. John Howell, {. T.
Harold comsloel d south Dakota, a
civil engineer IN The employ u the goe
crumsui, i visiting The city engineer
George Reed
There will h. q meetiue Of the Clan
Gordon Dramatic club. Friday night IN
the Eastman block. room :, Al o'clock.
A. Henderson, sec.
Mis- Bertha Bau arrived in the city
last evening from Boston, where khc l.
attending the noston conservatory 81
music She Wiil remain ~ her home IN
this city duripe the holidays.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Gold fsh Al Kendriak's drug store.
Pictures changed today ~ the The
atoflum.
A line q imported skates At The n.
D. Phelps 60.
noul ursAshs for Christmas dssora
sien a psosn's
Allosef ehildfsns Goals going a .
lon price. Neais a knight.
Misses Teddy bear bracelets 81 :. p.
Austln's. ethe watch and clock man.'
slensg rinesf Yea some ssi silh diA
monds burr puss On q fine monogram
ffee
Tho ideal Christmas riiti a picture.
Call Al naldwln's. Woglhen block base
msnt.
Nr. and Mrs. } Q Adams leit to-day
e. spend the holidays with relatives in
London Ontario,
A special iot Of red siamps given free
tomorrow 10 puseliasera ~ the Eastern
Lstate ia store.
D. not be misguided ~ cheap candy.
lay what yuu know a putri fresh
made daily II MascQits,
A great display u leather novelties AZ
Perry. aalleiA. bags and nechiie boxes,
also collar and cuff boxes.
A complete line 81 osershoes and rub.
hers for men. women. boys, misses and
children. ~ the Peoples shoe store.
There aill b. q prayer meeting this
evening for the advancement of seflpiur
ii holiness al the home OF Mr.. Slhley
an fillmore street
G G Warren and &. G. Graves rode
from Waterbury 90 Montpelier Ia their
automobiles yesterday afternoon. max.
ing the twelve miles IN ~ minutes, In
spite Of the sn0w.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

W.T.. o'Neil Of Springfield was bus
iness visitor in the city today.
Edward Wheeler Of Plainheld was a
business visitor in the city today.
All the children of the Baptist Sunday
school are requested to meet at the
church at $3.50 Saturday for rehearsal
win the parents please see that the
children are present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-20

There win be a special COM
III munication Of Granite lodge
+ IN No. IS, f. and A. NJ. on Sat
NRfsAA urday at 1880 o'clock, for the
MN, purpose Of attending the fu-
II ~ neral Of Brother u. II. Me
Leod. Also on Sunday Al the same hour
10 attend the funeral Of Brother W. NJ,
Emerson. Please take notice and govern
yourselves accordingly. Per order Of
w. NJ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fred Mears went to Groton today on
business.
B. G. Bass Of Randolph was in the
city today on q business visit
c. Polti left yesterday for an ex-
tended visit at his home in Italy.
NJ. NJ. Gordon, who was operated on
for appendicitis Wednesday, continues
to recover as fast as can be expected.
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prices that win appeal every pocket book You may spend q.
LITTLE please article will be appreciated al
arc good practical Here reminders prices
Fufs-Fox scsrs at 50 90 q so. 90 g. 10 10 90 f2 90
Isabella oposum - 90 500. 30. z TO- o. 80 fe so
and 10 90
Isabella coney At $50 10. z 20. 3 so and $50
Fur Muas 20 match $500 90 2 10 $50 4 80 up 20
1000
chldren's Fur Sets Al 81. 90 4 20. 20 2 80 and 80
Goats ladies' Misses and Children per cent discount You
opportunity select that Coat than
ee YOU the benefit Of mak-down when you
Blankets ia At 50 80 2. 0s 8 so. A 90 and q 90
Towels At zoe. 35e, soc. zoe 65e. zoe and 0Se each
Bed Spreads At 81 90. 4 30. 90. 2. 80 and 3 80.
Pertcoas. with embroidered rfHes. 2 90. 2 80 800 80
and A 90
Kmonos d 81 20 and 4 90
Leather Bass 25c, SOC, 75c siO0 % l. 80 and 81
Leather Purses At 25e. 5Oc s5c. 0Sc
Hsndksl ehiefs initial Dc Zoe. Ice. 25e and soc
Handkerchief. embroidered DC Zoe DC, 25c and zoe
Handkerchief hemsltehed DC Toe 15e, zoe and zoe
Handkerchief lace trimmed DC, Zoe, t5e 25c and SOC
handkerchief in boxes
PERRY @ CAMP,
Telephone 81. II and Is MAN Street Barre. VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-20
cHILDRES's COATS

An Of our children's Goats Ia PLAN
and mixed goods 50 into this sale at
20 per cent. OF from the regular price.
This l. chance 70 ST a sood selection
before the line l. broken.
In Childrsn's Coats We have sone odd
lots % broken sizes, which we are easr-
ing al prices 20 close It once. Goats
that wera sos now s19o. Also a few
White Bear Costs that have sold for
500. Now ss.ss.
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GRANTTEvILLE.

All members Of Court Rob Roy, F. of
A.. are notified that their next meeting
win be Monday the 23rd, on account of
the regular meeting on Christmas eve.
Per order Albert David, chief ranger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-20
ladies' Tailored Suits.

Here are some values IN Tailored
suits of unusual worth. Our entire line
goes into this Christmas sais a lis
reduction
All 81 our suits IN blacks and eolors
that have soid Cor sa00o ws are Offering
% elose AZ s1s.co
An suits IN blacks. colors and mix.
lures that have sold Tor $500 and we
have some extra good values. in broad
cloths and wontods-eo nov q 5000
We have a couple Of hns Serge suits
Ia one blue and ono brown, that were
t225o, and an extra value. Now At
si7.so
our Suits that have been selling for
5000. such ~ hroadrloihs, ehesiots and
wontels. IN thirty ak inch ftted stlyes
and shorter half.nsted styles, 80 nov
Al $3.50.
suits that have sold al $500, such
a. black chcriois. black worstesis with
white hair.line, and colored wofsteds are
IN this sale AZ $500.
All our cheaper suits 50 In this clear.
up sale al equally low prices.
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offering the five days special all OF our best fu Oon
Sec Fox Scs at $3.50; were SlsOO
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IN P ABBOTT & CO. a. P ABBOTT & CO a. p ABBOTT $50.
Daylight Store
SOME INTEREsTMG PRICES FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS.

buy nothing acceptable Christmas than fur
and shown which
offering especially which should be appreciated by Christmas buyers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-08-22

Born, to MT. and Mrs. R. T. Ben ton last night at their home on East Twelfth avenue, a fine boy, R. T. Benton Jr.