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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1908-09-25
Administrators Notice of Sale
of Real Estate.

In the Probate Court of the County Of owyhee
State Of Idaho.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That in pur-
susnce of an order of the Probate Court of the
County Of owyhee. of the State Of Idaho, made
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24
TO ATTEND MEDICAL CONGRESS-
Especial to The sentinel.D

Washington, July 24.-Several
prominent American physicians. in
addition to ths official delegation
appointed by the United States gov
ernment, will attend the sessions of
the fifth Pan-American Medical Con-
gress, to be held early next month in
the city of Guatemala. The congress
is looked upon as of great import
alce, as likely to result in a greater
degree of cooperation between the
health authorities of Mexico, Central
and South America, Cuba and the
United States.
Owing to the completion of the in
teroceanic railway. the trip can be
maze from New Orleans to Guate-
mala City in only four days. The
Guatemalan legation here has invited
and medical authorities of
all the leading colleges of the United
States to attend the congress and
many have already accepted.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24
DEDICATE BATTLEFIELDs.
CI9ug1uss suL o. Ierosds)

the Quebec battlefields by His Royal
Hghness the Prince of Wales, fol-
lowing review on the Plains of
Abraham, was today's feature of the
tercentenary. A vast crowd Witness
ed the inspiring spectacle. which was
participated in by representatives of
the vanishing Indian tribes who made
a far different showing when they
held the balance of power on the Qu-
bee battlefie1ds between the molly
armies of soldiers of fortune from
Europe.
This afternoon the performance of
the pageant on the plains will be re-
peated. The official ball at the par
lament house, given by the govern
ment of the province of Quebec, will
he held this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24
WOMEN FIGHT
DRESS REFORM
Especial to The Santinel.)

Atlanta. Ga, July 24.-''Quit your
durn old foolishness and come home"
was the postscript to long letter re-
ceived by Representative George
Glenn from his wife. who has viewed
with anxiety the result of her hus-
band S campaign for a simpler toilette
for the women of today. in order to
give men a clearer idea of the real
woman, as she is, without the aids of
the modern dressmaker and drug
stores.
q am going back to Whitefield
county Sunday said Mr.. Glenn, mo
matter what the danger. Some of the
letters ! have received have been so
warm that l have been afraid to keep
them lin my room for fear of con-
flagration."
Some of the humorous ones he has
kept, Others he has divided with
less fortunate comrades with fewer
feminine correspondents.
Every post card that has some
thing apropos, or which the writer
thinks apropos, has been mailed to
him.
He received one today bearing
walnut and reading, Are you going
nutty?'
Another is from Boston, showing
four women who look as women
would look under the Glenn bill, and
"a man hunt in 19OS.'' In addition
are the words. "Oh, where is that
mae-G lenn?"
Another from Baltimore says:
''We'l fix you, Mr.. Glenn, we'll
tar you and we'll feather your nest
for you before we are through, and
we haven't told half yet"
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24

Gratis lose of the liquor element it
will gain from the Republican dry
element. To sane man in Texas
this IS joke. In the first place the
Democrats might get all the old-time
Republican party and then not have
enough to make up for more than
half the loss.
1t should be borne in mind that
up to the present time the Republic
can party in Texas consisted wholly
of Col. Cecil Lyon and half a dozen
Federal office holders. This was evil
denced in the recent struggle as to
who should control the delegation to
the Chicago convention. In the past
Republican conventions have reminds
ed the spectator of the front row.
at a variety show. with the balance
of the audience behind the scenes.
But now-well. there IS a reorg
anized party in the state, and Colonel
Lyon has Joined it. Not only has
Colonel Lyon become a member, but
the liquor party in the state is flirt-
ing with the management, and the
chances are it will be given a trial.
Thousands of men who opposed Bal
ley in his recent fight-men who feel
they do not want to belong to the
Democratic party is Joe" abbey is
to continue his rule-have asked for
the privilege of playing one-day
engagement, and that on certain
day in November, and the opportunity
will be granted them. Just at pres
ent the Republican party is busy re-
oeiving applications, and the sign
hung out reads: Come unto us all
We that are heavy laden and we VIII
give you rest"
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24

All sections of the country are rep
resented at today's convention. al
though the organization is especially
strong in the northern and, western
states. This is the first national con-
vention of the body ever held south
of the Ohio river.
On Sunday many of the travelling
men will occupy pulpits in the various
churches of Louisville, with a meet
ing for men In the afternoon and
union services in the evening. On
Monday a majority of the delegates
will go on an excursion to Mammoth
Cave.
Official reports to be presented
will show that the national organiza-
ton of the Gideon now has mem
bership of about 5000 gain of about
500 in the last year.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24
STOP EXPRESS
MONEY ORDERS
Especial to The senthnel.O

koDStldl 10 Inc SeHUuel-J
Duluth, Mimi, July 24.-An at
tack on the money order business
transacted by the express companie
: of the country was made in IA paper
read before the convention of the NJ
innesotr Bankers Association, in ses-
sion here today. The matter will b
e brought before the American Bank
ers' Association at its annual conven
tion this fall.
1t is alleged that as the express
companies are common carriers and
nothing else. they have no right to
do a banking business unless they
submit to the same regulations which
govern the banks themselves in their
transactions. The bankers demand
that these companies submit to exam
ination by federal and state banking
departments. They say that the ex-
press money orders which the COM
panies issue and expect the banks to
cash, oftentimes when the local COM
panies have not sufficient funds with
which to meet these orders. have al
ways caused the bankers great an
noy2nce and inconvenience. The eff
fort of the Bankers Association is
directed toward forcing the express
companies to give up this feature of
their bus ness, or, if they carry it
on, to make them submit to the reg
ular examinations.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24

Considering the matter by and
large, it is small wonder that the
threat of prohibition has become a
burning issue in the Lone Star state,
and that the adherents and oppon-
ents of the measure nave lined up
for one of the greatest political bat
ties in Texas history. Tomorrow s
primary, as the first preliminary
skirmish in the warfare, follows p
heated campaign. which is only a fore
taste of what will come if the ques-
ton is put up to the legislature and
the voters at large. The state is
aroused as it has never been before
and the fight will be to the knife
and the knife to the h.lt
Although the vote at the primary
is not legally binding on the legis-
lature, it will be in effect an instruc-
tion to that body to pass proh.bi-
tion amendment to the constitution
for submission to the people at the
next election. 1t requires two
thirds vote to pass such an amend
ment, but the legislature would hard
ly ignore the wishes of the people
expressed at the primary.
Prohibition in Texas is not a social
or political issue, as IN many south
ern states, but purely a moral one.
The negro problem has little, if any
thing, to do with it. Most of the
negroes of the state are in the eastern
and southeastern sections. Prohibi-
tion sentiment is strong in the north
ern part and anti-prohibition in the
southern part. 1t has been twenty
years since a prohibition amendment
was submitted to the people by the
legislature. That was in 1888, and
it was defeated by 100000 at the
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24

1t is announced that the organiza-
ton will attempt to raise large fund
for the purpose of putting into effect
its plan for having a Bible placed in
every room of every hotel in the
United States. The public at large
will be asked to contribute to this
fund for the evangelization of COM
mercial travellers.
The Gideons is a purely evangefs-
tic organization and offers no none
tary benefits to its members. Re-
strictions as to- membership require
that an applicant be a Christian; a
member of some evangelical church;
one whose chief business is travelling
for commercial purposes, and lastly,
that he agree to wear the Gideon but
ton as a distinguishing mark by
which he may be known by his fell
lows.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24

polls.
The prohibition fight, following
the warfare that was waged between
the Bailey and anti-Bailey factions
and which has not yet ended, has led
to many internal dissensions in the
Democratic party. and the Republic
cans are preparing to take advant-
age of it to the fullest extent. For
the first time the followers of the
G. o. p. have what looks like a fight
ing chance to line up against the pie
counter. With prohibition saddled
ON its back 1t is admitted that the
Democratic donkey will have to do
some rapid travelling this year in its
race with the elephant. The Repub-
licans are looking to the l!quor ele-
ment for aid and sustenance. and
they will hardly look in vain.
The belief that the Republicans of
Texas actually have hope of success
in the coming campaign may seem a
joke, but here even conservative
Democrats regard the matter seri-
ously They do not admit that there
is chance for the Republicans to
win in Texas this fall, but they do
admit that the Democrats must fight
harder than ever before and they fear
a more completely disrupted party.
The love that Baileyite holds for
a Johnscnite is like that of rattle
snake for all the rest of creation.
Add to this the liquor and anti
liquor elements, that heretofore have
been wrapped up in the Democratic
party and their battle. and you have
a situation even worse than Parker
confronted in 1904.
The first thing one hears in this
prohibition fight is what the Demo-
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24
TEXAS MAY BE DRY
STATE TOMORROW

AUSTIN, July IA
to from
of
all
of
o
IA question
constitutional
statewide prohibition be voted next year And
de in
breadth 6so
mile in X reme Ieng1
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24
WEST TEXAS BAPTISTS.
Especial to The sentinel.)

Stamford. Tex, July 24.-Some of
the most prominent men of the Bap-
tist church are arriving here today to
take charge Of the second annual
of the West Texas Baptist
Young Peoples Union.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24

The Colorado & Sou.neru will sell
tetween March 5th and April 3Oth
tickets via Ell Paso to Mex
leo City at above extremely low rate
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24
SALOON MUST GO"
SAY DRUMMERS

is
IA
of Christian
svle this morning with session the national executive committee
which the principal subject which under
traffic A demand will
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24

For heavy hauling OF any R''
phone the Blue Barn. Phone Ju.
ton 228.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-24

Credit good at Crown Furniture Co
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

@amlc ct. Saul bill otter / n9ite
ltge l%traale / ct Sao al 2Ds, 6enne
Gang til Sore for Sc 8eiggen6e nn=
ser State Sair ngen. Den neore
9I al Sorretningsfparteret fra
Union Depot og op til 8. Str. bil
blipe oplplt al life min6re en6 IT,
900 eleftriife 2ps, og oct paa1taaeS
at Slluminattonen enbog pil fomme
til at opergaa Sen / Sbriners @eef.
Saa maa SEN ga og1aa blipe 1@torar-
tet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

.#s.H .H-u#Hg ."-Era +. #a#IEeHtssa IL
st spOrpOsnsrbelb / Merriam
&orf. S 5gnoags gftermiooag lgb
en- Selbp Safe @porpogn al @poret
/ Merriam &arf, og SEN 5nes 8as-
iagerer, Ser bar | @ognen, blep fa-
itet ON mellem binanoen. Slere TOM
til Sfa6e, oeriblanot 11apnlig sssobn
Dillon fra Stub GitD, Ser er paa 8e-
igg boS lin 8rooer, iom boer / 865
8apne Mpe, Gus Carlton, 10 Mar,
$50 Gins Str, og Mrs. Carlton,
iamme Mbresie. 9lien brpffe6e 20
&ibben, Mrs. Carlton fit ct boaro4
for 8rpitf % Drengen bleo.
foriIaaet Sopeoet og paa &roppen..
Qfiporingen fiffete beo Merriom 9nrf.
ssSslsletior. sporiiffiifftd bar forlmet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

9rebt nnber Spurbosncn. Sen
niaarige Mar 8orenitein, 437 MeiQ
bleo / Girs6ags Mftes rant at
en- Sttllmater Gar paa @epentb &
Sobn Strs. % 6g6e ct 8ar elmer
efter paa @itp Soipital. Son figrte
meo en- @ogn, oa nogen falote poa
BAN fra 6ortobet, bporpaa ban
iprang at og ldb tp9rs ober @a6en;
ban bar gienipnlig let Ben fig ner-
men6e Gar men troet at bon fun6e
iippe IND ober 9poret forinoen oen=
ne. Smiolertio bleb. ban rant al
6angeren, truffet in0 UNDER @ognen
% 6orbillene gift ober sen nlpffe-
lige. 8egge 8enene par ful6itenoig
fnuit % paa &oipitalet bnboe 2u-
eerne ltge fra 8egpnoelien intet
Saab ON at fnnne reo6e, BAN.
bar fgot / &rslano % bar
for nogIe faa @ar li6en fommet Der
til BDen meo fine Gorelore. @ogn-
fereren, Mnrtin DIien, metnes effer8
9ienpioners noiag11 at bore uoeu5
S5fnIh 1ffnffen. |
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

sro mob fin 81iet. Dommeren
oifterer: uSSnobru66et blep u6fgrt
meo uforligneIig Drfitigbeo %
S1ilobeo og meo en- albeles for.
banien6e Goriigtigbe6."
Snobru6stpben dmigref: rMen
ST.. Msfesior, leg bar birfelig Inn
giort min &Iigt."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

Sbpmas Goiior, ben itore Dpfin-
ser, tom igiennem ct. Saul sitoite
Dnsbag meo lin Samilte paa @eien
lis til 8eiHpiten. San boebe urroer
Sen enc Gags 9pbol0 fer paa &pat
@otel o. uotalte ii9 meget anerfien-5
oerbe ON Sc itofe Sremifriot, iom
8pen bapoe giort ! Sc ieneite Aar-
tier.
eibite spnbas Mpreen opitoo ser
pluoielig SIS i 8apmon0 Mpe. 8roen
Il Merrtam @arf, ianoipnligpis for
aariaget pe6 Gni1ter fra ct 2ofomo-
tin. gn 1tprre Del al 8roen blep
betpoeltg b%elfaoiget, inoen set lpffe-
0es 8ran0DGienet at faa Sloen fluff
fet, men set bar 6og life pGrre, ems
at Sen efter Ell interemiitiif 8epara-
ton funbe brl1ges igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
TAYLOR County, Wis.,,

is the best developed and, most desirable
for new settlers Ia Wisconsin. We sell
land to actual settlers, and guarantee fair
treatment. Book about Taylor County
and state map free. Write us today in
English. WISCONSIN LAND co.,
875 Milwaukee ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
Hem for Skandinaver

i Diet solrige California. Udmsrket
ir1igeret Land ner Skoler, Kirker, Jern-
baner etc., fra $50 og op. For Oplys-
ringer. tilskriv Land Company,
Box 1875, Stockton, Cal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
AGENTS WANTED.

We are IN position to give employment to Z MN,
per Ct good men and women throuehopt the seeD1,
Tor our books, pictures and Illustrated periodic
0ood@ money can.be made and steady employmV11
g the right parties. Address
G. RASMUSSEN PUBL. co, .aH
r Observation-Disclosures
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28
Mfilprima al Minoesfpntenc.

MFprtng at Mtn6csfontGnc. S
Morgen @ftermi0oog &l. 2 bill Sen
Minoesfontene, ser er reiit paa &ar=
riet Sslan0 til Min6e om Or.
|Obages u0merfe0e Nrbei0e UNDER
bans &irfipmbe0 iom 8Dens Sealtb
Commissioner og ga napnlig bans
6ortieneite be6 @nleg9elie al oe Of
fenlige 8d0e, blibe ofileret paa @ar=
rtet Sslanb. Ser bill blibe bolbt
SQler at forifiellige Mutboriteter, og
ct @l1iifforps oil ipille.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-28

Inoroen, % meoe1s gognens ~orreite
HSinl sit ino paa @poret, Ser fgrer
til 8rior Mpe1ue, bolot Sc bagerite
Sinl iig paa fit eget spor; 8ognen
5bapoe temtnelig iterf 6art, So libel
BET inotraf. Grafifen bar ltanoiet !
flere Elmer % &loffert bar naiten
~ fpr Sporet bar flart igien.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-18
GIDEON BAND MEETS
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The following programs Will DC ran-
.}ered at Ohio Street church by the
Gideon Band, which Is a scui-wiln;nS
organization:
The Story of Gideon and His Three
Hundred-H. T Laymal.
4 Gideon Band MenbSY al Prayer
Miss Davis.
4 G. B. Member DURING the Week
A J. Gray.
A G. B. Member Sunday Afternoon
Nj w. Corey.
A G. b. Member During Services
A. O. Edwards.
"A G. B. Member as a Pastors Help
era. G. Bedell
The Call to Battle by Your Leader
C II. Gammill.
This meeting is TO be "Wednesday
night of this week. 1t will oe a
great meeting,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-18

Riley Anderson and wife 10 Hill &
Taylor, mortgage. $40; sw Sc 29-G-10.
w. +. Caude and wife to Hill 4
Taylor, mortgage, 5000: Sc NV 2a-6-
10.
.|no. J. Mullins and wife to Hi &
Taylor. mortgage S125; u NV :;0~6-
10.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Irvine to J. w. Jones
deed of trust, S1,150; Sc ne and ID
Sc and NV Sc and ne sW sec g, NV
ne 1910 and pit Sc 15-6-9; ) acres.
AlOnZO Duncan to Fay Winters, deed
OF trust, S5425 lots 9 and 10. Ben
Blake's add in ne Sc sw 15-6-9.
Mrs, l.. j. Garfield to Chas Hay
cock, deed of trust, S425; lot 4, blk I,
in ne ne 1863.
W. b. Miller ct al to d. W Boyce,
quit claim deed. pt Sc Sc S-6-9. 81 :.
ct al lands
Henry Marx, commissioner deed. ST.
500; lie II; e IL Sc It'll; NV {: W
ID sw g. sw sw 6-6-10.
Ben G.. Blake and wife 10 Alonzo
Duncan, warranty deed, $40; lots 9
and 10, Ben Blake's add in ne Sc sw
15-6-9..
VIM. Lumpkin TO Jos. Latting, quit
claim deed, $40; pit Sc sw 15-6-9.
Robt Trimble ct al to p. 3. Brick
co.. warranty deed. $50; Sc Sc -
no.
j. W. Monk and wife to W. X
LOckhart, warranty deed, ST.: lots
8 and 10. blk 9, Monk sw add.
J. w, Monk and wife to J. - Shep-
herd, warranty deed. $40: lots { and
s. blk g. Monks sw add
Mary Wilson to Henry Hooker. MAJ
ranty deed, $50; lot >. blk 20 Monk 5
westernadd No .
Henry Hooker to l.. G. CULVER, War-
ranty deed, So; lot 3. blk %. Monks
western add No. >
VIM. Lemmond and wife to Jno L
Lemmond warranty deed, pit II ID sW
1l-1-10.
Richard Bell and wife to d. w
Boyce, warranty deed $500 lot ! BIZ
Z, Rogers add in Sc Sc ne S-6-9
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-18
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: SOCIETY. =
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r,,o,,honc Social Ite.ns To Old
8 Phone 500
a.,;rntiuI otksion.

a. ladies Home Mission Society
sA he Lakeside Methodist church htld
NJ reaular quarterly open session YES
X dav afternoon at the residence of
III V. S. McClelland, and most le-
,&btful afternoon was spent by tlc
MIXERS and the large number %
psts present. The sum realized
M free will Offering was &i5o
" gratifying.
rhe house was beautifully dccora.-
with a profusion OF violets, and ;,n
ertaining literary and musical pr
m was a charming feature. The
*eting opened with the singing al
knerica' by all, followed by Sc.Ip-
e reading by Rev, Christie. R2v-
md J r. Sanders, former pas
now visiting in the city, offered
liver, after which the program,
med "A Visit to the Schools of Our
me Mission Society," held the al
*tion of the interested audience.
Fhe A. B. c. Home and Training
bool:
n Mrs. B. r. Donelson.
The Taine Annex:
Mrs Burford.
Dur Deaconesses:
81 Mrs. Farrar
Music:
n Female Quartette.
Dur Cuban and Italian Schools in
|Orida:
II Mamie Farrar, Florence Brew
Y ster, Mary Gintrich, Bessie Merle
n Wells.
Hhe Pacific Coast Schools:
q VIM. Roe Brewster, Carruth Owen,
II Virginius Mead.
Dur Mountain Schools:
"a Mamie Brewster, Matte Burford.
q Lucille Davis.
a poem telling how the schools are
8intained by the extra dollar:
Mamie Byrd
Dine of the most pleasant incidents
the afternoon was the surprise Civ
the guests, when Mrs McClelland
scented Mrs. w C. Watson, now
Camden, who is her guest. MIS-.
ktson is much beloved by the soci-
having been one of its most en-
siastic members while Rev. Vat
was stationed in Lakeside. and
met a most cordial reception
After the program delightful re
4ShmentS We're served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-18
PLANTER HERE;
FOR TREATMENT

Walker Watson. a we'll to do and
we'll known planter OF Dumas, Deshd
county. was brought 10 this city las
night Tor treatment His condition
Is serious and the amputaton of o. ;
of his lower limbs may be necessary
TO save his life. Mr. Watson is suf-
ferins from blood poionins. The waist
band Of his trousers rubbed his side
and caused sore which afterwards
caused blood poisoning. His many
friends sympathize with him in nis TN
fortunate condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-18
HIGH STANDARD IN
RY. MAIL SERVICE

Chief Clerk of the Railway Mail
Service Stephen Bilheimer OF Lite
Rock was in the city yesterday exam
ming postal clerks running on the
Hot Springs Western and Altheime:
branch trains.
c E. 'DuValI of the Hot Springs
line made per cent Of 1912, while
]. D. Mclaughlin of the Altheimer
line made 1855, both throwing 1925
cards on section A of Arkansas post
Offices to routes. These percentages
are indicative OF the high standard
Of efficiency that is being maintained
in the Railway Mail Service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-18
INITIAL CONTEST
ON MARCH 20
Representatives Who Will Represent
the Pine Blun High School at State
Meet in Little Rock Will Be Sc
lerted.

The pupils of the Pine Bluff High
school are busy preparing for the
preliminary contest in defamation.
recitation and map drawing, which
Will take place on Friday night,
March 20.
The state contest will be held in
Little Rock on April 8 and I ana
bids fair to be one of the most in
teresting affairs ever held in the
state
Over fifty schools and colleges
will be represented in these contests.
There will be seven separate con-
tests in music, oratory, defamation
and map drawing.
The public schools of Pine Bluff
are eligible to three of these and
will haye representatives in all Of
them.
The preliminary contest will be u
close one and should create no lit
tie interest in the city. The map
drawing contest will be held in the
High school building on Pine street
on Friday afternoon. March 90, and
the recitations and declamations
will be given at night at the Y. NJ
C. A. gymnasium at s o'clock.
An interesting musical program
given by the pupils and others will
be rendered on this occasion.
The public should encourage this
laudable enterprise by a large at
tendance A small fee will be
charged and the proceeds will be
used to pay for the use of the GYM
nasium and for the expenses of the
representatives while in Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-03-18
\. r. ROBERTS & son.
4. r. Roberts Abstracter of Titles
l13 Main Street.

Our complete set of abstract
: books of jefferson County, Ark,
(Which are the only ones of their :
3 kind in eXiste acel have furnished
abstracts of / L. % majority OF :
the land owners Of this City :
and County since 1884. All alb
stracts are civ :, our personal at
tention, We have no apprentices
1t costs no moro - have your alb i
stracts made from this OLD RE >
LIABLE set Of books and by Alb
stracters who nave something to :
back their certificates. Having =
< such books as ours in the Office =
8 an abstract can be drawn up in "
very short While, hence saving $
the delay OF a search Of The many $
records OF this County. s.
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