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ans heart The character is vivid
portrayal of a strong and amusing
individuality and Murphy has been
congratulated on the most conspicu-
Gus success of his career. This sea-
son he is also realizing a cherished
dream. 1t is nothing less the presen-
tation of a triple bill, after the fash
ION set with International acclaim by
the Theatre Antoine in Paris. In the
three plays Mr.. Murphy has markly
contrasted opportunities for the dis
play Of his imaginative skill in make
up and characterization. His achieve
ment has had no equally successful
predecessor since the merry day of
Rosina Vokes. The one act play re-
quires a skill in immediate effect
which only the greatest artists have
attained. Coquelin has shown its
highest expression in France and Sir
Henry Irving's great performane of
Waterloo" has not been equalled in
England, the home or the one act
comedy and tragedy. In addition to
his triple bill Mr.. Murphy the same
evening, for the first time out of
New York gives his celebrated imi-
tation of Sir Henry Irving's Matthias
in "The Bells" This rs not bur-
lesque but a startlingly vivid repro
duction of the Irving characterize
ton, which was generally accredited
his masterpiece as it was universal
ly conceded his most popular role.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-05

Miss Crosman, and there is much
charm in her embodiment of this
Peggy girl. She is not an actress who
approves repose. Nature bids her be
up and doing, and the more she has
to do che happier she is, and the hap
pier her audience.
Frank Gilmore, last here with
'As Ye Sow" in which he played
the ministerial paragon. is the at
tractive hero; j. r. Crawford, the
scheming uncle Kate Meek, the wor-
ried mother; Ida Waterman, Peggy's
wise parent. and Ann Warrington, a
gossipy and talky female, each quite
successful, with Addison Pitt, John
Marble, and Jane Marbury to assist
with the other bits.
The setting is satisfactorily COM
pete.-Chicago Inter-ocean, Deem
Der is, 1906.
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Tim Murphy.

Tim Murphy holds the Mneal her
nage Of Joseph Jefferson. John T.
Raymond and Sol Smith Russell to
the affections OF all lovers of the
native type OF American humor. or
the stage. His latest success Is not
only North American, it is also South
American, It is indeed Pan-American.
The character is Jim tombstone. a
miner who returns from Brazil a
millionaire, to buck wall street and
New York society, and incidentally
storm the citadel Of lovely wom-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-05

A player whose ideas of personal
luxury often went beyond the limi-
tations of his income once applied to
Charles B. Hanford for place in his
company. The principal Hanford
production then. as it is this season.
was "Julius Caesar"
What part do you want?" asked
Mr.. Hartford.
Anything but Cassius," was the
answer 81 may have the lean and
hungry look just now, but after the
season opens up and salary days
have been coming around for awhile,
I promise you won't come any
where near looking the part"
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THEATRICAL POTES
IVyVVVNVyVVvNVytVIVyVvylVyyN

night. The company numbers sixty
people in all, and is said to be re-
marSable for the unusually large
number of really pretty young wom-
en-. The chorus and ensemble work
of the isle Of Spice" have also been
the subject Of much favorable crit
icism
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-05
TeIephone m Pocket.

A pocket telephone for police pur-
poses is the most novel thing in teIe-
phony. It is said to be seen in daily
use in Vienna, where every policeman
On duty is provided with the neces-
sary appliance. In every street of
Importance are special call boxes,
and man, to communicate with his
station, has only to pull out his peck
ct apparatus and adjust it to TIE wire
in the box Exchange.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-05

Miss Marie Drofnah's performance
of "Imogen" in Cymbeline has fully
demonstrated the justice Of all the
favorable criticism that has been ac-
corded her in the past.
She has made an impression which
leaves no doubt of her eminent fit
ness for the portrayal of Shalespea-
rean women.
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AT THE KENTUCKY.

Tonight-Isie of Spice.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday night with matinee-NIack-
Leone company.
Wednesday-"Girl and The Ran
dit"
F'riday-Henrietta CFOsman in
IAN of a Sudden Peggy"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-05
uIsIe OF spice. .

Leslie Leigh, Harry Grinith, Jack
Leslie W II. McGraw, Blanche Holt,
and Minnie Ghombaler head the cast
Of the principals of the isle OF
Spice" company, which plays here to-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-05

II had Tried everything for my
baby. until Or. Lyle recommended
Cascasweet. ! can truthfully say it
is the best medicine I ever used for
babies. Mamie L. Taylor, Bedford
Va. cascasweet is sold by Lang
Broa. lt &f8s
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-01-05

FAKE LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II it iailsto cure T. W,
CROW ssiguature is on each box. 25c
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-11-13
Leg Crushed.

VIM. Jenkins, superintendent
of the Black Mountain Railroad
was run over IN the yards at
Keokee Tuesday afternoon.
Among other injuries one of
his legs was so badly crushed
as TO require amputation which
was performed Wednesday. At
last report the patient was do
ing well and strong hopes were
entertained for his immediate
recovery.
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lows This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for amy case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catanh Cure. r. J. CHENEY
& co. Toledo, ..
We, the undersigned. have have known
r. J. Cheney for the last Is years. and be
lieye him perfectly honorable in all husi-
ness transactions and financially able
10 carry ont any obligations made by MS
firm WALDING. KINNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free Price Toe per bortle. Sold by AL
Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
VIRGINIA. In he CLERKS o,nce of the or.
cult Coart % Wise Coonfss a. rules. on
the 2ist day o. October. 1897.
The Virginia Coal and Iron Company Gem
plssract

plspsrt
vs..
samuel :. Brooks. and samuel :. Brooks.
guardian Of Mint Shoemaker Freddie
Shoemaker. Emmett SheNmaker and
Humphrey Shoemaker Mat Stoe-
snakcr Freddie Shucmaker. Emmett
Shoemaker. Humphrrr Shoemaker. and
Wiley A. Tucker Defendants
The objeci ~ the above sty led sat Is o.
partition or have sold. and the proceeds
arising from such -aie plltf.cned amoar
The parties entitled thereto. Tot rnmhcr SIX.
teen [ ibl of Heck number Eve l.l a.
shown upon 4 plat ot tbe Town al Miuers
willie. Known as Dufalow Plat of thc lt.An
81 Minersyille. Virginia. which plat ls he.
corded in Deed Book SO. ai page t. to
which reference is here made for descip
ton.
And. Il appearing from affidavit diej a..
cording IA law thst Mint Shoemaker. Fred
die Shoemaker Emmett Shoemaker. unn
phrey Shoemaker. four az the above named
defendants are non residents CT the State
of Nirriniaiti Is therefore ordered that tae said
Mint Shoemaker. Freddie Stocmaker Eni
NETT Shoemaker aud Humphrey ~hoemakel
de- appear here within fifteen dsV. after dus
publication oi This urder in the Clerks Ol
nee Of the said Circuit Court. aud 60 wts
Is necessary Co procccfcct their Interests
and d is further ordered that this order b.
published once a week for four spcce>sitl
weeks in the Big Stone Post. weekt
newspaper printed i'm the county of Wi-e
! Virginia. no especial newspaper beng pre-
scrihed by our said Circuit Court
ca JOHNSON. CLERK
Bulhtt < Kelly
inc. W. Chaikicv. p. a. oct 1} tS I
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FROM FREEZING.


Everything is on the order of /
quietness in our town since the I
election passed off. AS 20 the I
, result of the election. it goes
without saying that the Repub- \
iicans won everything from I
overseer Of the poor down to
Sheriff. This. Of course is not /
in accord with our Democratic |
ideas of a good government,
but IL Is the stuff OF which life
is made But 10 our own house
hold of faith there Is left a con
ISOLATION in a truth expressed BY
the old Bristol Courier mar
some years agO-and that truth
holds good To- this day--that
not every plug that ploughed a
furrow will get nubbin. Ma
ny a half stified whimper will
come up from the would be- dep
uty sheriffs when sailing day
shall come. and the good ship
glides away gallantiy leaving
them on the shore with only a
memory TO brood over a broken
promise.
We turn TO these ideal Nov
ember daVs with a feeling that
not all is darkness. A day of
from the busy haunts OF men,
and among the wood folk and
rural scenes will do one good.
We shall hear the chattering of
the gray squirrel as he sits erect
upon the branch of a tall tree,
! anon leaping nimbly from
, bough 10 Dough. The blue Jay
will fling his saucy taunts at
us, as If he would say, "Avaunt,
intruders. these woods are
mine. " But we are not going
to need him. The tapping of
the picus on some distant tree
e will fall upon our ears, but We
e shall not see him, for ne viii
y cautiously keep on the other
"A side of the tree. Well. try II
2 anyhow.
Il IL is rumored that John AID
:. ans. Kentuckian. has founC
Swift's silver mine. sOmewhe
J. in the Cumberland Mountains
:, il is not 20 be presumed that h'
X cares 60 tell the exact spot, 70
5, people have been hunting 70
u this particular mine for almos
a century. He has an old time
worn map, accompanied by
y. written description Of the min
~ and its surroundings, and n
~ says that his find fills the de
scription perfectly. signs
of the furnace are still visibl,
What il John should some da
81 become a silver king,
or Sometime since the stork VII
III it a house in this neighborhoo,
r. and "A mention OF the fact Wa
," made through "A local pape
en- The lady, who was responsible
n for the visit, thought she W;
IN being made sport OF, and no
somebody is being held i'm al
+ g repute at the house where a
IN baby cries. Some folks al
4 hard 20 please.
,r- A ghost is reported 90 ha'
ar made its-or his-appearan'
av 10 a belated gentleman a fe
10. nights since. IL Is further T
de ported that he-the gentlema
as not the ghost-voted the r
ed publican ticket at the rece
ct. election, which accounts {
Div the appearance" Was il n
ras Josiah Aliens wife who wro
that she would rather "be bur
Jared than appeared to-?
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Appendicitis

IS due IN a large measure.to abuse Of the
bowels, by employing drastic purgatives
To avoid all danger, use oaiy Or. Kings
New Life Pills. the sale, gentle cleausers
and invigorators. Guaranteed q cure head
ache, biliousness malaria and iaundice, at
J. W. Kcliy's Drug Store. 25c,
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az q aCn .A1 s4StGTH
49,. Scseo1i- 'r Effect

Sept. 7. 1907.
LEAVE NORTON-94O a. m. and e.2o p
M Tor Bluefcld and intermediate
stations. Connections foi East and
West
LEAVE BLUEFIELD-S.5 a. m. lor
Roanoke. Lvnchhurs Norfolk and
points ON shenandoah VALLEY. Pullman
sleeper to Norfolk and Roanoke to Sew
York Cafe Car.
300 b. m. for Roanoke and intermediate
points.
2,1 p M. daily. Roanoke. iyuchhurr and
intermediate stations Pullman Sleep
eT tc Philadelphia fia harrrsiown.
SIS D. no. for Roanoke lyuchbur- and
Norfolk. Pullman Sieepers.
ELSA m. for Columbus. Cincinnati and
the West. Cafe Car. Pullman sleeper
to Toledo and Chicago
-.2o p. m. for Kenova. Cincinnati. tn'nm
bus and the West Pullman sleeper to
Cincinnati. Columbus. s. l.ouis and
Chicago. Cafe ear
/ LEAVE RRISTOI-nalg. s.i5 d. m. Cog
East Radiord Roanoke LynchNuig
Petersburg. Richmond and Norfolk
Pullman sleeper 90 Sew urk Fia
Harertown and Harrisburg Pullman
Slcepcr and Dining Cars Roanoke to
Norfolk
$50 D. m for Norfolk Pullman slecper~
$40 ~ M. dimitcdl Solid train With nHli
man shoppers to Washington. baltimore
Philadelphia and New york. vIa lynch
burg Pullman Sleeper to Noriolk
1880 %. M daily tor aN pn|nt. lefHeci
Bristol aud l.ynchhurE Connect, al
Walton at 5.33 p. m with the 20
f.onis Express FOR an points west an,
northwest
PULLMAN SLEEPER
Philadelphia via Roanoke.
For further information apyly to
g.. l.. BArNcARnNER. Ticket Aren
Bristol Tenn
, IS. Is. BEynL. C.. D.. A.
, 81. r. BeAoG. T. b. A.
Roanoke. s..
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LOCAL ITEMS.

n. Mcdonald, Of Wise Was
l. town Monday.
aeorge Il. Worth, of Rorches-
" y. is visiting his sister,
H. H. Z. Fox. in the Gap.
/ c. Orr, or Clamorgan, was
II town Monday.
I'll Jones. of Richmond,
.,ss a visitor TO the Gap this
week.
pserv the little son of Mr..
IA Mrs. ]. 2. Hendricks. who
has been quite sick is improv-
ling.
Nsssrs ]. A. and II. w. Ell
monds Of Cincinnati, were
bnsiness visitors TO the Gap
Monday.
For SALE-A1 s room dwell
mo in Big Stone Gap. For in
so7mation see the editor Of this
paper
Hon ID. +. Bailey, Of Bristol.
referee in bankruptcy for this
district. was in town this week
on professional business.
Attorney c. r. Kileore, Of
Wise. was in town Monday ON
professional business.
: Walton. a prominent con
tractor on the South x Western
Railroad. and who has the con
tract for boring the Clinch
Mountain tunnel, was a bust
ness visitor TO the Gap Monday
The first snow of the season
.of anv consequence fell Monda,
night Tuesday morning ia,
mountains ami valless sur
rounding the Gap were covered
with Che beautiful
]. ST. Flanary, "a prominen
citizen Of Lee county, spen
several days ia the Gap las
week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. f. Showolter
are visiting relatives at Kings
port, Tenn.
j. O.. Munsey IA as accom-
panied party of kentuckian
10 New Mexico. where they ar
looking for suitable homest"a
locations.
Mrs W. G.. Banks spent >, ,
eral days last week in Brist'
receiving treatment for IA e
eyes
Mrs S. Il. Witt spent sever
day last week visiting relative
in Norton.
Attorney Joseph !. Kelly.
Bristol. was a business visit'
to Che Gap one day last week
r. B Hay -. of Bristol, W.
IN town last Thursday.
ID. \. Hawkins, of Brist,
was IN town last week.
John Z. Webber, of Bal
more was among the traveliI
men IN town last week.
w. r. Crawford, of Ric
mond. was registered at HOI
Eugene last Tuesday.
o. II. King. of Richmon
was in the Gap last week.
W. T. McSpadden, prou
nent travelling salesman OF Br
toll, was among the busins
men in town last week.
Geo. L. Hart. Of Roanol
spent few days in town d
week on business
O.. c. Kent was over fr
Bristol one day last week.
l.. z. Hunt was down fr
Norton last Thursday.
W. B. Hancock was am,
the business men from Nor
IA town last week.
w b. Hamilton, of Wise.
publican County Chairman, )
ln town last Thursday.
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Joseph I. Anderson, the pop
ulsr Rogersvilie drummer, was
in town this week

e q Freeman, of Hickory.
\ c., Was registered at Hotel
Eugene last Thursday.
Frances Curtis, of Washing
ton. d. c., was registered at
Hotel Eugene last Thursday.
1. c. TAYLOR and Miss Juliet
Matthews spent last Thursday
in Bristol.
Messrs G.. l.. Pugh. T. b.
Goodloe aud Otto Brown. of
keokee, spent Sunday i'm town.
Harry Durmon, of Pulaski,
Va. has accepted a position with
the Wise Printing Company at
this place.
a very heavy rain fell in this
section last Saturday night,
which greatly swelled the
lcreeks and rivers, washing out
many bridges and trestles-
Born 10 Rev. and Mrs. J. VI.
Carter, on Monday morning, a
lgirl. Mother and child are doing
well.
Prof. r. NJ. Doughertg, prin-
cipal of the public school at
Appalachia. was a business
visitor to the Gap last Satur-
day.
The latest novelty IN baseball
Is league composed OF colored
PLAYERS. Ii is planned to have
teams in Cincinnati. st. Louis
Memphis, indianapolis, Pitts
burg, Cleveland, Chicago, Kan
sas City and Detroit
Al Knwsel. of Cincinnati
D who played first base for the
Big Stone Gap ball team tn,
+. past summer. and who is very
popular here, has accepted ;
2 position with the engineering
corpse of the Virginia Goa
and Iron Company al this place
DR.. ID. +. Orr and two daugh
u ters. Misses Irma and Bernice
Miss Pearsons. Messrs Poll
- Wolfe and Lester Parsons
4. spent Saturday and Sunday il
Bristol
ain't feeling right to-day,
Something wrong / must say
u Come Co think of it, that's righ
= forgot my Rocky Mountai
" Tea last night.
-Hamblen Bros.
Rev. r. j. Crumley left La
~ afternoon on the V. < 5. w f
Lee county, Va, where he vi
hold quarterly meeting Satu
al day and Sunday at Eair Vie
us Memorial church. He will the
hold quarterly meeting at Bet
fl Memorial the 10th and Ia
OF inst. Bristol News.
Joseph Carpenter, of tn
place. a brakeman ON the N
as train, operating on the l.
y between this place and No
ton. stepped of "a trestle ne
oi, Blackwood last Wednesd,
night and was badly shaken Il
81 He was climbing down the 81
-, of "A car and not knowing it W
standing on the trestle stepp
off, falling about fifteen fe'
n He was bruised considerat
tel about the head, though he W
not seriously hurt.
IA Alice-Pimples a n d Otl
blOtches a T e supposed { o
caused by an acid stomach.
m simple remedy and one Il
rs gives YOU a fresh blooming CO
ess plexion S HOLSTERS Roc
mountain Tea. 80 cents, Tea
10 Tablets.
~ -Hamblen Bros
w. s. Moore. represen ting
,,, b. Ryland & Co, Jewellers,
w." Lynchburg, will be in Big ST,
Gap at Hotel Eugene on n
ON ember 18th and 10th with
beautiful line of Holiday goo
consisting of Diamonds, +
ong Watches, + e & IA n Jewel
ton Toilet Ware, Sterling and Pla
Silver, Combs, Bracelets, Lea
- TyDOIs Tn, hrallac Rams III
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Accuracy, Purity, Strength

dispensing
the largest the Southwest We buy
manufacturer
See line OF Hair. Tooth Nail
Office Stationery Paper: Ribbons.
du and Blank Books. SandfoS Staford
Whtiags and Eaton iurlbuts Box Papers.
Candies Nunaiiy'S'f
complete Colgate Fine Soaps
from pure oils fatsthere they
ri
Asa Cream ehapped hands and face and renders the
skin Vclvcty. bottle S a
Hot Water Bottles
every piece guaranteed There a
KELLY'S DRUG STORE.
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w ). Moore. represen ting ID.
b. Ryland & Co, Jewellers, of
Lynchburg, will be in Big Stone
Gap at Hotel Eugene on Nov
ember 18th and 10th with his
beautiful line of Holiday goods,
consisting of Diamonds, Fine
Watches, + e & n Jewelry,
Toilet Ware, Sterling and Plated
Silver, Combs, Bracelets, Leath-
er Goods, Umbrellas, Fans, Fine
China and Cut Glass. Be sure
and call and see mis- beautiful
display, no matter whether you
want TO buy or not. He solicits
, your business for Holiday gifts
now so that fine engraving can
r be done in the best manner and
goods be delivered promptly on
any date desired. You will
miss a rare treat if you don't
see his beautiful stock.
Tlial Catarrh treatments are being mailed
j. oat free on request, b l,r. Shoop. Racine
e Wis These tests are proving 10 the peopl'
slthout penny's cost-thc great value o
III. scientific prescription known 70 drug
gs.~ everywhere as DR.. Shops Remedy
Sold by J. W Kelly.
z w. NJ. Howard, "A prominen,
travelling man FROM LyDchburg
spent a few days IN town th'
, past week
Rev. j. G.. Pulliam will
preach ia the Baptist Churcl
i at this place next sunday morn
e ing and night, and at Appaia
Z, CHA in the afternoon at 3:3
o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax book for the collection of the special assessment upon the real property in paving district No. 19 for the purpose of grading, curbing and paving South Main street, has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in this district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of said asses ment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of April, 1907.
 A. G. RUSSELL,
 City Collector Office hours, a. m. to 12 m., City Hall building. 1W
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29
} BRIEF MENTION. . | | < | F ! : : | : :

G. w. Lovejoy will leave in a few days for Little Rock to visit friends.
 D. J. Jackson of Shreveport, La, is in the city, stopping at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. A. Lazarus and daughter, Miss Ve'ma Lazarus, have returned from visit to St. Louis.
 Misses Dayle Caple and Gussie Wood of Cotton Plant Ark are guests at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Miss Helen Sanders of Little Rock is guest of her sister Mrs Ben Kaufman, On West Barraque street.
 G. C. Montague, formerly of this city, now of Tyler, Tex, is in the city. He is connected with the Cotton Belt there. Ed l.. Westbrook of Jonesboro, is in the city attending the Shriners' ceremonial session. He is a guest of Warren Jones and other relatives while here.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Smart and Mrs, Ps c. Knox left this afternoon for Dallas, Tex, where they will visit Doctor ! James II. Smart and family for a few weeks.
 Miss Etta Merritt, poular young lady of Magnolia. who has been wis iting l.. A. Baker and family on Pine street for several weeks, returned to her home today.
 Misses Florence and Sylvia Hoffman of Little Rock, and Mrs. Louis Otten- beimer. formerly Miss Claud Well, of this city, are visiting Charles Veil and family on West Third avenue.
 T. Havs Nixon has returned from Hot Springs, where he accompanied the local ball team yesterday and managed the excursion to that city over the Pine Bluff and Western road.
 Mayor E. r. Toney of Lake Vil lase, Ark, is in the city attending the Shriners' ceremonial sessil. Mayor Toney is brother of Mayor w. L. Toney of this city, the lat ter being potentate of Sahara temple.
 Colonel and Mrs Ali Whiting ton of Hot Springs. are in the city the guests of w. T. Young and family. Colonel Wilmington is one of'the most prominent citizens of Garland county and has many friends here. He is attending the 1 Shriners' meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-04-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be re- ceived up to Monday, May 20, 12 o'clock noon, by the directors of school district of Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas, for the erection of brick high school building. Drawings and specifications can be seen after May 1 at the office of the Pine Bluff Trust company, Pine Bluff, Arkan- sas, or at the office of George R. Mann, architect, Little Rock.
 All proposals must be accom- companied with a certified check to the amount of $500 as an earnest of good faith, that the bidder will enter into contract with the said board of directors to build and com plete the building for the amount stated in proposal and in accord ance with the drawings and speci- tications as prepared by George R. Mann. architect.
 The board reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
 s. M. TAYLOR,
 President Board of Directors. M. HANF, Secretary.
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas. April 26, 1907. 1w.