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St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12
Have Fun with Congressman.

Largely because of his name and
his unfailing good nature considerable
fun has been had by the newspapers
with James M. Griggs of Georgia,
chairman of the Democratic congres,
sional campaign committee Some
newspapers have dubbed him Grim
Jiggs," slough he is generally regard
ed as an able member of the house.
He served his people on the. district
bench several years before coming
to congress snd IS a lawyer Of first
clas ability
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

LOOKS LIKE A THORN.
South American Insect In One Of the
Oldest Known.

Protective resemblance, protective
eoIoration, or whatever name may be
given to the deception which is prae-
tised by one branch OF zoology upon
another, is to the naturalist al an
times most fascinating study. One
of the most remarkable, perhaps, is
the little South American insect
which bears SO striking q resemblance
to the ordinary rose thorn as often
to deceive even the most practiced
eye. How it discovered In the FIRST
instance its similarity 10 q prickly
thorn, or how, having made the dis
covery, it decided to use it as a means
of protection against its natural enc
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

at her, and then steps forward and
kisses herr
Ronald: Dear little thing!
Mabel: Ronald!
Ronald: Shall I go on with my
story now?
Mabel: Yes, of course-do tell me.
(Ie sits down, she On the floor at his
knees.)
Ronald: Well, old Sir Alfred, who,
as you know, expected would help
us out financially, is opposed to our
marriage, you see
Mabel: oh! lin dismay).
Ronald: Yes. That was yhere we
left off, you know-but it isn't the
end; there's something better to come.
Mabel: Oh!
Ronald: Tom took me aside after
wards and said, if the worst came to
the worst, he would see us through
himself.
Mabel: He did?
Ronald: Yes, isn't he brick?
Mabel: Then-then, it is all right.
Ronald: Of course it is; and if I'd
only seen that dress before, you would
have known it long ago.
Mabel: I am sorry interrupted.
But you ought to notice things little
more.
Ronald: Well, I'll. begin again,
Mabel: Oh, no, don't, please!
Ronald: / mean I'll be new man
and always try to remember to admire
your pretty dresses.
Mabel: And I won't argue; so we
will go back to where we left off-last
time. (He kisses herr Oh, Ron
ME, T.
Ronald: I don't want you to inter
rupt now.
(Very quick curtain.)
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

INCONSISTENCY, the paste Jewel OF
hurnan nature, has never been better
illustrated than by the barbarous con.
frast Of bravery and cowardice which
q medical Journal points out in pro-
Yessional motor-car drivers. They risk
their lives in perilous runs for money,
for excitement, for fame, from zest
for the sport or whatever the motive
may be. Yet some of them will not
have the number 13 on their cars.
Shrinking from the fictitious terrors
"a 4 medieval superstition they plunge
boldly into dangers that are so obVi'
Gus that every spectator of a race
holds his breath. Curious illogical
human naturei
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12
Showed Tender Conscience.

The conscience fun4 at Washington
is richer, an anonymous veteran hav.
ing returned his civil war bounty.
AS I went into the army because ]
thought it my duty to go, and as ]
have prospered in business, / now
wish to pay back $500" 1t is unfor.
tunate that prosperity does nor more
frequently beget the kind CT con
science that makes returns
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

busy. Once in awhile scnhe plaster .
stuck on the ceilin', but most OF =
fan, After / got started good there
was one fellow haulin' in plaster ana
two haulin' it out.
".John, it's one o'clock said my
wife.
II looked at the ceilin'. I'D been
workin ave hours an I'd covered
about six foot of ceilin'. ] cFaWsea
down often my platform.
"Pop,' says my kid, maybe you'd
better git plasterer.
maybe I had grunted, as
pulled of my clothes an went 70
bed. kansas City Star.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

If the recommendations of a college
baseball coach are adopted, the game
viii be more confusing to the unin.
ttiated than it is at present. He sug.
pasts that the batter be allowed to
run the bases either way, going from
fhe home plate to first base or to
4hird as he chooses, and continuing
thar way to the home plate again.
when the first man in an inning has
run to the left instead of to the right
ali the others will have to go that
way. Whether there is any merit in
the proposal or not, it indicates that
the baseball players are not going to
allow the football players to have
things all to themselves in amending
y~1f1es
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

a subdued and self-conscious man
ner): Yes.
Ronald: HIM! it's uncommon
pretty.
Mabel: Do you think SO? (care-
1essly).
Ronald: Perfectly sweet (perfunc-
torily).
Mabel: Do you really mean it?
Ronald: Why, of course. / did not
notice it before.
Mabel: No-you didn't!
Ronald: How pretty you look in it!
(Aside) Got a sweet expression now.
(She looks archly at him.) Come
closer and let's have good look at
you. (She moves towards him, and
stops about three PAGES off. He looks
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

A fashion writer announces that
tiaras will be worn by ladies in the
theaters next season. Well, even when
general prosperity prevails, few ladies
are likely to be able to afford tiaras
that win seriously obstruct the view
from behind them.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

A Denver woman recently succeed
ed in raising $4,000 for hospital by
selling kisses and smiles. She might
now be able to get another good slice
of money for some charity by writing
a testimonial in favor Of somebody q
cure for chapped lips.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

away and viii shortly return to 30.
hemia.
The children died from no particu-
lar disease and seemed simply to have
wasted away. The doctors who signed
the death certificates never traced the
cause es G2cease.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

The average American family con-
sumes 1904 pounds Of meat annually,
according to Secretary Wilson's esti,
mates. If that's true, says the Wash
ington Times, the vegetarians have
been stufing the ballot in making up
their returns.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

A dispatch says eastern travelling
men are going to break up the tipping
practice. What's the matter, asks the
st. Louis Republic, with the western
ers helping along this emancipation
from small graft?
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

With coal enough in the mines of
the country to last 1000 or 5000 years
it does seem as il it ought to be easier
to get enough in the cellar to last four
or five months.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

The Pennsylvania railway doubts
whether IT will ever be reasonably
practical for its trains to use electric
motors in Washington. Reasonably
practical" is a phrase that covers so
many con agencies that it should be
accorded place among the classics
nf diplomacy.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

The Chicago doctor who said in
public the other day that man ought
to choose his wife just as he would a
fine horse, probably heard from his
wife when he got home, If he is mar.
Yied
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Count Boni as Paris newspaper
writer, at salary of 800 per, may
not save much money, but he will
have glorious chance to get even
with the fippant journalists of Amer
lea.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

wben the first steamship bringing
,-.,nigrants to Charleston came across
49, 49,. acean recently, 20 couples were
80 ..,.Sa5 g "A the voyage. Each Of them
.-tll sutI lace the problem Of making
horne m,,r il America with new strength
- new determination.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Acting on Mohammed's wisdom
where the mountain was concerned,
an Iowa town has moved itself to
railway that would not come to the
town.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Even If Ontario should harness
Niagara, it would not be the first time
that beauty has been commercialized.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

The wages of sin remain about the
same. All others are being marked
up ten per cent or thereabout.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Fears are entertained in Persia that
there will be a reaction when the
crown prince becomes shah. What in
the world can they have to react from
In Persia?
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

~ saw that your legs were Warpfns"
It was several degrees below zero
and the stove was red hot when
veteran named Chase came in. He
was large man, and very bow
legged. AS he stood by the fire "Doc,"
as ne was always called, stepped up
and slapped him on the back, saying,
Please excuse me, but fear you are
standing too near the stove"
The veteran looked at the stove,
then at his clothes, and said, did you
think, young fellow, that my clothes
were burning?"
mo sir; but I saw that your legs
were warping," was the reply.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12
smallnM,s Astonishing sneed-

A swallows speed has often been
stated to be SO miles an hour. Re
cent experiments prove that a swal-
low in a hurry can travel at the rate
of 12S1s miles an hour.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

The cables say King Menelik hasn't
one foot in the grave. 1t is therefore
unnecessary to say that Abyssinia is
still unpartitioned by the powers.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

"Arabians when they meet friend
shake hands six or eight times" Then
do they strike him for a loan?
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Peary says ne prefers dogs to air.
ships. Not as steady diet, but for
hauling.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Thomas A. Edison claims that ne
o.n make an automobile for 5000 that
yvill last 15 years. But why, asks the
Cbicago Record Herald, should any
body want an automobile that VIII
1as+ as long as that? We will all be
t.,s a,1,ne in less than Is years from now.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

cincinnati drummer posing as
-,,,cbard Harding Davis had the time
II III his life at the expense of Nash
,v,IIe,s "400."
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Emperor William says he is an opti.
mist, and his moustache bears him
out.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12
ARABIAN TATTooING.
Quick and Slow Rlpenlno.

OF British fruits the strawberry is
the quickest ripening, while the fig is
the slowest. The fruit of the fig is
formed in the previous year to that
Id which it ripens.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

]. ,ooks as if the man who claims
+ -o5,,ca .o vegetable life artifcially
g r merely making more work fot
prnf. Wiley.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12
Or. LAMsoN's LITTLE JOKE
WHY he Thought Veteran Was Stand
ing Too Near the Fire.

DR.. C. A. Lamson. OF New London
while at school at Andoyer, N. H.,
with several other boys, attended .
campfire of the G. A. R. at WilmOG
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Few things give people more pleas.
ure than writing. without remunera
ton, for the press. agnes RepDlies
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

The thing that worries Walter Well
- a. that he might pass the pole in
.,,,s-ha1loon Ne. and not be able to stop.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Wonder if Mrs. Russell Sage has
Count Boni on her list?
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

Anyway, Anna Gould's troubles are
now countless.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

sarmed football has been pro
hslo, aa b Il. NOW reform the pro
sssalonal play
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

mics, is one of natures profoundest
riddles. Still more mysterious per
haps, is the instructive power which
induces it to take up position On the
rose stem, in the very exactitude Of
which in relation to the surrounding
thorns lies its chief element of safety.
St. Tammany farmer., 1907-01-12

: LOVERS IN ARMS 5
BY III. l.. Anes
BY III. l.. Anes

Copyright, by Joseph B. Bowles.>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05

YerlonliGfeit naf Der autl6ers Se>
i6reibung MIR nit Mr. Yulforo iben<
tii6 fem fonnte.
Grafton lab Gin, baB bier niGt mebr
81 erforiden mar. CT entlieB Ipntit
oas Wdo6en unb flbr obne SauOern
na6 2abp Srebor's Snllie.
Grafton CAB Dem 9iener feline &drs
te, belt i'm aber 5uriid nit Der Srnge:
Dgrinnern Sic ii1 elmer iun9en
Dame, ipel6e Dor 5tpei 8ofen nit eiz
ner alien Sieuerin bierberfnm? Sic
junge Same mar @liB Hombers, cine
Stiderin -"
SD erinnere mid ibrer, Sirl"
oNilien sic, ipp iie jeet ilt?"
rSn @reDcourt. Cir. Weblabp ihidte
iie Oabin, bamit iie bort cine Arbcit
boIenbe."
nSie fam in einem @ugen unb fubr
in einem dnbern tpieber fort?"
.Sa, Sir. Ser erlte a1tti9er fpurs
be entlailen lno i5 mubte einen uts
bern poriiberfabrenben g8agen anriis
fen. nelHer Die jun9e Same na6 bcaa
@abnbof brineen ipute."
r@er CAB Dem ailti9er Die Snitrnts
tionen?" Aslsi'iss aQR Rsa
.0lr. Yulforb, Cir. @r aing bins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
~Iein Girl aber lit lie benn

vyfein Cir! Iber lit lie benn
niht -
sd bin in Yorfibire seipeien", uns
terbrab Grafton lie, inbem er unrubis
i'm Simmer bin unb bereing, LIMB
erfubr, pab iie BORT ipeber lit, nod
setpeien it'll Sic lit ipie peridpun>
benl"
Isle lit perihpunben?" pieberbolte
Die Srali erihrofen.
.Ber bat ben 8asen beioret, in
peldem lie bieies Saus perlieB, Wrs.
Sbomas?" fosibte Grafton itatt gu
a~nttporten.
nSas Sausmdo6en", lautete Die
grpiberuna.
SD muB Die Spur WtiB Homberg's
bon bier bis gum Sabnbof berfolsen
ilnb besbalb nit benz &ritider ipres
den. erfldrte Grafton. r8olsn sic
bas Wdbden nit mir mad Dem Salte>
plab 9eben laien? @enn Der @ann
bort lit, fam iie i'm mir be5eidneu
unb id mia i'm nisferiden."
@rs. gbomas Gffnete Die Sbiir
rief bns Wdo6en unb tbeiIte ibr nit
tpenigen Borten nit, nm mas es iid
banoelte. Sas Mdoden begleitete Mr.
Grafton oaraufbin obne 8er5ue nadj
benz Stanb Der Baeen. 8alo batten
iie ben betreffencen artiher aufge>
funben, aber allies, mas tie erfabren
fonnteu, mar oab oerielbe Ilice nadj
Dem Sauie 9aop 9resor's gefabren
bate unb Damn bon einem Serrn forts
aeididt tpor0en fem ipollte, beiier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-05
Sieb5ebntes &apitel.

geinabe 5lpei 8ofen naren per>
9an9en, ieitbem Ilice unb @retden
Gonbon ~berlallen batten, ais Ialbreo
Grafton pieber an Die Sbiir bes Saus
ies go. 4, Sueen5@G Crescent. flopfte.
nm WiB Nomberg 81 beiu6en. @r
bette oieien Seiu6 abli6tlid 10 LANCE
binnus9ei6oben, bamit alice 3eit &C.
t~pinnen iolte, ben eri6iitternpen
S6lag. ben er ibr bur6 lleberienbung
Der auf feline Seranlaliung ~gebrudten
Serlobunss s4n5ei9e bei9ebraft bate.
5u iiberninben. Nun 9laubte er. lie
NIT ibrem S6idial als9ei0bnt gu
finben.
8ie eritnuute or ba6er. als pas
| 0ausmdpden linn ouf ieine Srage
na6 Ilice Die IuStunft CAB: .0iiB
Hombers ipobnt nift mebr bier, Cir;
lie lit ab9ereilt."
.@bgereilt?" mieDerbolte Grafton,
bas Mdb6en eri6redt aniebenb. r8os
bin lit tie penn 9ereiit?"
.Sas neiB i6 ni6t, tic lit I6on
felt Sipei 8oden fort". lautete Die gr>
ipioerun9. Grafton itano nie an elmer
Silbidule e%rltarrt Sa; er tonnte bas
@eb0rte nidt faiien. Ilice abgereiit,
nadoem iie crit 10 fur5e 3eit in 2ons
Don 9epeien mar! Solte Tie nad
Shonm 5uriidgetebrt iein?
~Sa9en Sic Sbrer '6errin. Dap @r.
Grafton lie einen a~ugenblid 5u 1pres
den miiuift", iaste er. 8ollen Sic
babel e%ripGbnen, oaB i6 elm Sreunb
BON WiB Homberg bin?"
ga. Girl" pcriprod bas Sauss
mdoden. ugitte. treten Gle in Die
Stube uno i6 ipiq meine Serrin
rufen."
Grafton frat in Sas 3iumer unb
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
ror County C.crk.

. EOt VOUHIy O4OADs ue are authorized to anno4nce NH.
 ro11N IT. SHELBY as 8 car Hdate for
 rountv Clerk, subject to u,e action Of .nenocratic primaries Ja.uary ?. 1908
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
FIRE BUGS AT
 WORK AT SHERRILL
J. W. GibSOn'> Gin and Twenty Bales Oi Cotton Burned There Friday Nielt-FircS Ire Shrouded in
 Mystery.

A gin and twenty bales of cotton. belonging to John w. Gibson, of this city. was completely destroyed by fire Friday night on his planta- ton near Sherrill. The loss will aggregate about S3,000. It is be- lieved that the fire vas of incen- diary origin. Mr Gibson, it is said carried no insurance on the cotton. but the gin is reported to have been insured in q Pine Bluff hge1cy. Mir. Gibson sustained a similar loss last fall and later his barn was set on fire and burned. A barn belonging to Lee Quattle- baum, was also burned near Sherrill several months ago and he firmly believes that it was the work of fire bugs. The people of Sherrill neighborhood are much aroused over the mysterious fires and an in- vestigation will be made immediate ly with a view of securing clue to the guilty persons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
For Representative,

l hereby announce my self as a can- didate for Represcntativ4 Subjec: to the action Of tle Demo cratic voters in the coming primary election. l am ill favor of the Salar, instead ot the fee system for all pu 'lic officers so far as practicable, sal,ry to be commensurate With the 'nportance. the duties and the respons ,bilities Of the office l an in fayt { of good country roads, and of opel, and fair elections. Very respectfully.
 c. T. ROl TYSON.
 We are authorized to anut unce MIR. D. F, TUCKER as a cand date for Representative, subject to tue action of Democratic primaries January 2' 1908.
 The Graphic is authorized to an nounce Slr. THOMAS c. WHITE, of Sherrill, as a candidate for rep resentative, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. Jan- uary }, 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

J. R. Woods, of Monticello, vas a business visitor to the city yes- terday. ,A6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
+,a Democratic vot rs of Jeffer' son County:

cha Democratic NOf Ts Ol JeHer'
 son County:
 hereby announce myself as candidate for tfe office or ahef ] tor-the second term, sutject to the action of the Democrat; primaries. Tn submitting IT 7 @ hdldacy TOT sheriff I will sa..- hat my record Ill this office for m. f st term has ,een to the intel s- of every tax u.ver and voter O. Nefferson county nd inasmuch as my 'edecesso' naVs
 s.n favored with secone term'
 respectfully ask that as ia : and
 ,eral voters yo, accord nse the
 ne distinction given others. So- ,itins your sppoJt, l am very 1ru,v yours, 7. N. PHlLPoT. The Graphic is authorized to an- Dno ounce MIR. JESSE R. CORE as . E-and;S8fs for Sheriff, subject to tho sct;on of the Dem ocratic primary Jan- apary 2, 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

ice for the ,eyt two months .
 ,llall, JhorCro", not attempt to dc this. have given faithful arr honest attclt:5n to the duties F this office duiirg the past year an, shall con;inut to do So. If .~- elected. il will be my policy to cei:- tlnua the ac,i building of perg's- rent roads and bridges and to u'gt forth ny every effort for the ga' tv. JAS. GOC.i
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
MALE CHORAL SOCIETY
 FOR PINE BLUFF

Pine Bluff is to have male chO- ral society of nearly one hundred members and the proposed orGani- zation promises to be an important factor in the development of music in this city and state. The new society, which has a membership of nearly seventy male singers, will hold it's first meeting in the First Methodist church Monday night and officers and other officials arc to be selected on that occasion Prof. NJ. D. McNeil, Mr Dunlop, Rev. c. C Cline, Rabbi E. Frisch, Rev. T.Y. Ramsey and Rev. Ross Moore are among tnose who are be- hind the movement. Many entertain ments and musicales arc planned for the coming year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
For County Treasurer.

< We are authorized to announce NH
 NICHOL as candidate for
 ro,ntv Treasurer. subject to the ac-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
 OF JEFFERSON tOUNTN

:, solicit your vote and support for .n-elHctifa to the office of County anG '. otate Judge Of t.li; county a. the primary to be he'd January ,. <@eSa To canvass the county so as ;,c meet each voter Tn person : .uld take every d1y'
 ire from rov until the primaries. This wo'llt. ncan 10 close my of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
For Constable.

We are authorized to announce MIR. '. FRANK STEWART as candidate tor reelection as Constable of VAugine township. subject to the scticA Of the Democratic primaries Js' dary ?, 1908.
 We are authorized 10 .,na,iin''e NH. TOM MEEKS as a candidate for Con. stable of Vaugine tJwIship, subject to the action of the Democratic pri' maries January ?, 19h2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
Big
 Reductions

The Greatest Reduction ever of fered in high class Merchandise. Al of our tailored suits at big reduction. Two hundred and fifty
 suits to be disposed of this month, all new and up to date styles. ,-'=. Millinery. Handsome Fumes at a bargain, do not fail to see them, white and colored, they must and will go at the prices put on them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

Miss Nellie Sallee has recov ered from a brief spell of illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

ion of the Democratic primaries on 'anuary ,, 1908.
 We are authorized to announce MR. IAJOR J. MEAD as 8 candidate for County Treasurer, subjec. to the ac- ton of the Democ, ate primaries Jan' uary ?, 1908
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
LOCAL PAINTERS
 IN A FIGHT

A. Partridge and k. A. Poole, To- cal painters were fined $5 each in the city police court yesterday morning by Judge J. R. Stewart, after having been arraigned for lighting. The men had a fight in Clegg's store on Main street. It is stated that Partridge asked to borrow some money from Pooole, and upon the latter's refusal to ac- commodate him the fight resulted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

- .ohn D. Roche who came to this city, several months ago to engage in the newspaper business is now connected with local whole sale produce company as city sales man. He will leave Pine Bluff Jan uary l for California too make his future home there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
For Circuit Clerk.

we are authorized to announce E,p EDGAR BREWSTER as candl- lssta for reelection as Circuit Clerk
 .nhiect to inc action of the Democrat
 ,c nr,maries January 2, JOS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08
MISSING WORD CONTEST
+ + + + = . | . . = . d CONDITIONS OF CONTEST.
 Read Each Id Carefully.

! n one of the several advertise '
 j. ments on this page there has + j. been q word left out purpose1y. f + Read each ad carefully and see + < if you can find the missing + + word ' j. To the first person who finds < ,. this missing word and brings or + < sends | 10 the GRAPHIC OF + .s nTCE We will give ONE DOLLAR 't + IN CASH. + + Write on one side of the pa + * per, giving the word and the < # name Of the firm from which 4' i. nc word was missing. + * Write your name and address f .. 5.a:nlz on the paper Seal in a * < plain envelope and bring or mail * .:s a jhe Missing Word Editor of +' !. ne Daily Graphic. No answers s' I. received bv telephone. + * Answers will ne received be- 4 j. .woeA the hours of s a. m. and , 'f + D. m. oa rhe day after pub]ica- * * cion. T * The names of iAe successful < + finders will be posted on the 4' '+ Quality Shop window. Stop and s' 's. ,ook. You may be one of the a' + lucky ones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-08

James Gatling and T. L. Brum- melt. two .wetl known travelling salesmen, are here to spend Sunday with their friends.