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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-03
Dominick last week.

Domilnck last week.
Mr.. l.. G. Craig made business
trip to the up-country last week.
Judge Hair was with him and it goes
without saying that there was SELL
ing Of some kind going on when
Judge Hair, the auctonecr, is around.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wise have been
an business trip to Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland spent tns
holidays with Col. and Mrs. II. C.
Moselcy.
DR.. L. II. LittIeiohn, paid Il Christ
mas visit to our town, spending sew
cral days here enjoying the fcstivi-
ties.
Mr.. n. Fl. Thompson, Of Columbia,
spent couple days with his father.
r. p. Luther, Of Atlanta, spent
Christmas with his parents. DR.. and
Mrs. Luther.
Miss Mamie Simpson spent the
holidays at home with her sister,
Mrs. S. ID. Duncan.
Prof. and Mrs. G. 8. Pugh. Of Co.
NiNlltil HlN blpNl lItI, H. L.
Pu"h, Esq. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tominick AID
Mrs. James Lominick visited Mr.
and Mrs. Lois Dominiok during The
Christmas.
Theological Students J. f. Long
and p. +. Shccly arc sprnhin" the
holidays with their parents.
Miss Lizzie Hawkins left on We'd
ncsday for Due West Female rol-
lrge.
Mr.. w. |. ITentz, OF Walton, came
over for the Christmas festivities.
Miss Minnie, his daughter, IA pupil
Of lhc graded school, returned with
him.
Nv. II. S. B. Kiblcr and family
| spent few days with his brothcr-in-
| law. Mr.. Berry Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Counts spent
a couple days in Columbia the guests
Of Mr.. T.. w. Luther.
The young people had very en-
joyablc surprise party at the resi-
dcncc Of Mr.. A. II. Konn on Tues
lav ni.hi in hcnor of Miss Emma
ncwooIy, Of Pine Bluff. Ark, who
is visitin" Miss Erin Knhn
Miss Clara Gibson CAV, an at home
to her Friends on Tuesday evening
prior to her leaving for school again.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-03
Fellers- Sligh.

happy marriage was SolemniZed
at the home of Mr.. l.. NJ. Fcllcrs on
Sunday afternoon when his daughter,
Miss Lillian Fellers, aYd Mr.. Lee
Sli"h were joined in the bonds Of
noly wcdlock. by the Rev. w. K.
Sigh. The bride is an accomplished
and attractive young lady. The
groom is brother Of Mr.. w. X.
Sli9h, Of Newbcrry, and is an emerge
tie business man of The lower part
Of the county. Mr. and Mrs. Sigh
have many friends throughout The
county. who wish for them much hap
ptncsS.
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NeWberry Circuit.

4, The first quarterly conference for
Newberry circuit will he held the IL
and IL Of January instead Of IS and
10 as first announced. 1t will be held
at New Chapel instead of Trinity.
There will be preaching Saturday
aad Sunday II a. m. at New Chapel
1t Trinity $50 p. m.
.NM A. Fl. Best, p. G.
1ecember 80, 1907.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-03
PRESIDENT RECEIVES.
Brilliant Event at White House Wed
nesday-Nation S Chief Execu-
tive Shakes Hands with Of
ficers, Foreign Diplo-
mats Private Cit
liens.

Washington, January 1.-Presi-
deat Roosevelt received at the White
House today for the seventh time q
New Years throng of well-wishers,
which was three hours in passing his
hand: Mrs. Roosevelt and the men,
bers and ladies Of the cabNet were
assistants.
Though curtailed in number, 5,545,
by more than a thousand over the
preceding New Years day, the re-
ception was resplendent in all the
incidents OF tradition which have
accumulated to its interest for more
than a hundred years.
The gorgeous;less of the diploma
tic and militant features, the cor
diality. Of the many personal friends
of the president, who made him
their seventh annual greeting as
such, and the Intensely human and
patriotic characteristics of the
American people, typified by the
thousands who represented them to-
day, all combined to make Il happy
conclusion to the historic event.
From greeting in stately dignity
and appropriate surroundings the
ambassadors and ministers of the
nations of the world, to STOPPING far
down to grasp the hand of "Dolly'
that lis to;ldling parent of a year and
a half might be gratAGed, We're the
extremes required of thc president,
ald both the infant and the diploma
tist realized an anticipated pleasure.
Anal the president enjoyed it all.
The setting-the historic White
House-and the picturesque and en-
pertaining accessories were amply
sufficient to enthuse the holiday ex-
hilaration. There were other inter
eslin" phases beside the scenic beau
ty and presidential cordiality which
constituted the feast to the public.
The presence of men whose names
are daily in the public prints as
presidential aspirantS lent interest
ITO more subtle observations. Tie
vice president, The speaker of The
house nf representatives. Secretary
C"riclvou. Senator LaFnllattc. all of
whom had pleasing things said to
them in the big east room. where the
DISTINGUISHED guests gathered to chat
nfte: passing through the historic
hlre narlor and maxim" their bow to
The r"ccivin" party. Then there was
Admiral Rrownson, whose recent diff
fcrcHccs with the president led to his
RESIGNATION as chief Of the bureau of
ravi"ation. Hr came late. but hnr-
ried thrcuon fine lobby and corridor
and reached the president near the
head Of the "nor@cously uniformed
naval line. The president greeted
him cordially. The admiral received
manv hearty hand-clasps from BROTH
cr officers Of the line of the navy
Admiral Rixey was also in the nava,
contingent.
Baron Edmondo Mayor dos Plan
ches. tha Italian ambassador. as dean
Of Inc dinlomatic corps. had the hon
or Of leading that corps. Brig. Gen. J
FraHklin Bell. chief Of staff. led thc
army, and Admiral Dewey the navy
Scrr"tarv and Mrs. Root left the
rcconfion shortly after the diplomats
pas"cd alone the line. so as TO be at
thc;" own home in time to receive
them.
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NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
New Year Ushered in With Much
Noise-Christmas Visitors.
Other Matters.

Miss Jessie Moseley's OH Wednesday
evening.
Quite Il large party Of Young pco-
pie were out to bid the old year good
bye and welcome the new. y They
rang bells; shot fire crackers; sang
songs; and shouted II was good
time
Mr.. Pierce Connolly. Of Greenwood,
is visiting his friend, Geo. w. Har-
mon.
Rev. w. B. Aull, Of China Grove,
n. c., is visiting relatives and
friends (O in town.
Dr. Kinard. of Ninety-Six. is Wis
iting in our city.
Mcssrs Grady Goggans and Roy
Summer, of Newberry, visited J. p.
Wise Wednesday,
Miss kyscr, Of Lexington county,
is visitin" Mrs. NJ. G. Morris.
The Sorosis met with Miss Lula
Moseley on Friday.
Mr. b. S. Scnumpcu, Of Columbia,
visited Mr.. T.. T.. Schumpcrt during
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Cureton. Of
Morcland. Ga. are visiting relatives
in and around Prosperity.
Miss Lila Kiblcr. of Monroe, N.
c.. has been visitin" her sister. Mrs.
]. a Simpson.
Mr. w. Green Mitchell is now
with the Prosperity Drug Co. Mr..
f.. E. Mathis will 90 to Batesburg to
engage in the drug business.
The knights Of Pythias will give
their annual banquet on Thursday
night, Jan. 8. There will be speech
cs bv two out-of-tnwn prominent
PythianS. The ol1icers-elect will be
installed that night
D. f. Ridgell. Esq, and Miss Rosa
Ridgcll, of Batcsburg, visited their
auat. Mrs. a. Nj. Lester. during the
holidays.
NJ. Elmer Rikard. of Atlanta.
has been visitin" relatives in town.
Mr.. j. l.. Wise and McFall have
returned from their trip TO the west.
Miss Crai". of Rock Hill, is visit
ing Miss ISolnc Wychc.
Miss Pearl MeCrackcn. Of New
berry. visited Miss Erin Kohn on
Friday evening.
Mr. McGrr"or. of Columbia. visit
ID DR.. j. S. Wheeler.
Mrs. S. f. Wheeler. Of Columbia,
visited Mrs. j. S. Wheeler during
the holidays.
Mr.. JAS. c. Schumpert, Of Allan
Ia, has been been visiting his BROTH
or, Mr.. f. f.. Schumpcrt, the past
! week.
Miss Julia Matthews, of Ninety
Six, is visiting Mrs. +. Bobb.
Miss Marie Bobb, Of Ninety Six,
is at home for Il couple weeks.
Miss Lucille Butler, Of Lexington,
is visiting Mrs. c. M. Harmon.
Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh has
been on visit to Miss Jessie Nose
| ley
Misses Marie Latham and Elberta
| Sease visited relatives in town this
| week.
The Misses Rawl. Of Lykcsland,
/ and Miss Dent. of Columbia. spent
the holidays with Mrs. NJ. G.. Morris.
Misses IEclcn and Lois Goggans,
| of NawI Ir?:,;, and Miss Ming. Of
IaurcnS, have been visitin" the
Misses Bowers.
Mr.. Charley Schumper. Of Amnri-
Gus, Ga, has been spending the holi-
days with his parents.
Miss Lahla-c Wheeler spent the
holidays at home.
Hart Kohn. Of Columbia. spent
Christmas with his parents.
Virgil b. Scasr visited his former
classmatc, Jno. Pat Wise, during the
| holidays.
Miss Lora Mates iS visiting hcr sis
ter. Mrs. Blanton, in Granitcvillc.
| Mrs. MrWaters, Of Atlanta. with
her children. is visiting her father,
Uncle Andrew Kinard.
| Mr.. end Mrs. Carprr Kreps. Of
: Augusta. Ga. are visiting Rev. and
Mrs. KrepS.
! Geo. w. Harmon is spcndin" the
I L. L.. 1. l.. L.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-03

We wonder if the Democratresscs
of Colorado evnr ride in red Shirt
waist processions7
Glove will find way'-often a
by-way.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-03

BY reason Of North Augusta, Au-
"ensta has the advantage Of position
pver other Georgia towns.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-03

The Abbe Gorret, who climbed ev-
cry important peak in the Swiss and
italian Alps, is dead at 70.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-05-30

ManZan Remedy comes ready
to use. in q collapsible tube. with
nez- One application sooths
and heals. reduces inflammation
and relieves ness end itching
Price soc Sold uy The Welcome
Pharmacy Burns. Oregon. Fred
Haines. HamCy Oregon.
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NOTICE oF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Ir .ha .runf, Cour, oi ibc -u.. 90 lu
-Hl I'arue, County
q. .Ur matter H. tis tvaf. u
IIanrs o llarsst. ltu,a.si
Nouca q. hereby given that ib, arler-
.ier,i Admiui traitor has Hlsi hi. du1l
aroluf arJ petition to- order OF n.--
ritru.u. ari iua, by order OF said
eau't I..s ufda and euIsfeI Monday.
June s.. l..,. atIN o'e.oes A. Mat ife
ealtt h.rss at Bu-u-. urssor ha. been
fx.d as fHc time and place io- ;hc hsar.
.u. ,i objection. thereto ard ihe settle
usu' thereto AG person. having rth
obI.ciigu. mug tile or r'c.cn, them
aiin ihs clerk % said cour; ou 1- aaioU.
said tine
DATED Igrr. Oregon N8y 8. la0,.
pkyirf J. liAaslg.
90. a Euu1Lu. AImui.tryr. I
ATTORNEY
First publication Na, %. laU>.
lat publication Juup Do lso,
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Notice is hereby given that
there are funds in the county
treasury for the redemption Of
al. warrants drawn on all funds.
Interest ON the same win cease
from This deto.
April {. los.
]. NJ DALTON.
Treasurer of Harney County
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Nl.lcs i' hereby given chat ou >aiuf-
dag ihe o.l day Of JuHe. l-o, under
i.saei wi'. apply O. ;by county esgri oi
die state % Oregon, i0r h4rUey aHuy
ilr tlv l.orusg mentioned Boz she i.fcs0-
il. Petition.
j. D. pEFENUAUGH rgHuaer
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION

raalls rlATUr llNU
bans unesl-. Nsg .-
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.-af.-s a -eElf. Harry r.. E.r1. rHH.
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NOTICE. OF FINAL sErrLENfNr.

In tbe County Courtoi the Stale u. Ore.
gon ior Haney County.
Boo iilc nis;ier OF the Estate oi
Elizabeth ]. Kelso, icceased
Notice hereby given that the under
signed Administrator ot said estat be
filed bi. final accouut. and thar by of-
der o.. she court duls made aud en'ersi
Monday June $ laOs. as ~ o'ciact
VI. at ihe oourt h1us, AZ Burns. Or-sU..
has been set a. the time aud plic. for
the heating Of objections thereto aud
the settlement iheroi Ai efson.
having such objections must d o. pre-
sent them with the c.erA % said court
on 1f ta.nfe .ad time.
Dated. Burns O1 May 4ih leQ>
SAvuEt 2. ptuSrs
O.. a. EryEDtD. Administrator
Attorney.
First publication Nav %. le',
Last rufli-aii1u June =. ZOOS.
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N Fcnwick. Burns. Ron
vi bar on lefi shuuidrr. 4
earmarks. two uudorlaia
branded her II on rirW
half crop in lcr ear
tH Isunysfi. nrfrs "a
marks. crop uG leii car.
JP niihcfs. uarnuy. Il
on icfi shoulder cattle
either hip Uafmerka urt|
derbii in icfl
Martin Bros uufns. ID
routel tai uu eltht- hin.
right ear. swallow faff in
jaw also somg branded
q T. Shihtiv,srf scl. Hr
shoulder ca-iic. s hn I'll
marks. crop OF rirhl ea-
crop oN ieft
NTtI ileltI EIt. NurNs.
shouiilcI. cattle Fn Oh o
der halt rrup On fsrh coz
RI Wiiliafns, Eiily. q
shoulder. cattle. on nn
of JEFF ear. uudcf uaif
der chins nlsu Caitic ora
dCrhif ir icfi car. under
cattle IT on ltii fhs. ufo
under bali crop iu right.
HH Fiiioff. Nafruws. I
iefi EiiilCi rattle n rnm
marx, upper slope ur es
aud bell collar
Sylvester smith. Narmi
lea cattle v bar. Uarma
short over siune iu ca
dewlap
Pc smith. nufus. hur
right hind lCE and rn sh
cirVlc Z on either UI.. "a
ear. spiitin under tI.p "a
AE Young. nufrs,
I ] = connected uu right
I luii shoulder cattle. TU
I carmafk. right caf dmur
| iuE ards ucal on ufi|
side nf neck. vi auimalf
John CraddooE. siiVigs
shoulder. caftlC -- ul
-, s.-..t 80, =.l.ss /.
hfiskut
NF smith. nuruE. col
mara. sriii iu riEhi ear
q Hudsreih. Burns.
side mark. crop aud 81
simon lewis, burns.
mark. crop uui under
uniei bail gfvr % rish
Jehn wiiroii Burns
stincs rNfile, diamond q
split o. Carh car. waffle
Varicr nfus hurs ..
] ~ on riEhf hips mafk.
dCrhiiir ri1htcar
"a Williams. Van. b
I cattle. har 10. uu ieff riIs
eel, under slope iu firti
Eiiiuii. nufus har.
sfinC cattle, uu inr
fiEhi car, left spill in d
down agaiusi sidc of De-
CE lohuHuu. Nan. hoa
cattle. ~ uu lcif hin
nall crop in figai ear. ut
CO Johnson Riley. "a
marks, swallow iurk l
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mari crop % right ra
hall tfur in lrii
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on lun shoulder ruHif
I left shoulder. mara. uia
I Mn1 nurhrL We
lock or icii side, marE.
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shoulder. raftIC. uI nr p
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rva.r.Tr Lasr Ht.r
.---- 49, IL. IL.

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aal. urr. .rfrrf. "ff.. ri. 1859 Coz N. ~I.t
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED srATEs LAND OFFICE,
BURNS urcrun. Nav fags.
Nriire Is hefehv given that Gidtcan y. MID
dauEh. % Hurus. Orcron. who. on Ap-ii D..
1877, made Homestead cntfV. No Ats Coz
M section = lrwus1ir % south. hlnEe 10
Essi Wiiiaustftc Nrridiar. rEs lees uciice n'
intention O. make rinai ccl1rlutaticu rro't
g. etfahlfth clsirc 10 ttc iard above dts.fi tfi.
tssiofe the REGISTER and Nfrclfc'. sf Burns
urcEuu on she i3th tav OF june. i.lc
claimant raries As witnesses.
i =. ryier. Frauk 2 nisck~ct Walter g.
Hoddcr. Aitef- 3 Porter al Of Hurus. nreeli..
VIZ FAunE Register
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PETITION ron LiQvuE IsaSc.

Me ihe undersigned ,-l s.iers q
prat Precinct, Iiarue. County -l'.
.i lrH.Ha. rs.feciiGl'f petition iIs iI..'
County Dou-i o Burn. iia-uar 'aau'E
State % Oregon. @. grant L.vlse tl
10. u. lHigutaush t ~eU -pif.tgag..
Mali aH. Whom. Liquor. iu .e.s guHHi.
ve. iHar .aa gallon iu Pueblo Precinct
IeHia Hhrncy County State ul oregon.
Iar rsf..dto. n ,iz Nau,l.. ls Boz
iu'y ..u.a ae vil over pray.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Huras. urcrcl. Arrii 81. i.l-
Ncffrr rs hrrlsr gwen flat Emil Nelson. HI
Hufrs. CrunfT Cd ilarrCt. state ci u-eEnu 1as
anrittii g. rlflhtse. aus f1c 80 tolFffts ~
Iurc ts-.. ss extended tr a. ui Agsus. 3. i,'-
far W. NW -rr -fla NEls Nf'. -. -r.
Il u -.E d ~. "a N a-d viii utfer rrouf q.
shau that tnt faai srllff ls -11re Vs.-ah.. tH-
i.s ti-lf..r or s.orr than fc- srricuiiura rut.
poses ana tn cttali e. hIs e.ai- tn saif aua
trforl tts kt4istsr ana hsHlircl. at h1r-s
ure.rcr o. tt. L.r1 Gay 90 lruC. t.,.
He ranlfs rt his ritulss.s Lnfr-.s N. N-"
kcF. Thar'es huItfsfa. .Yt" D. NllAc.. %.
D MrktuErr Jr.. sI. 20 Nrfrs. urcrHr.
any ans 30. r1ftr-s claiming tif ftfs..l i'.
rr.1Fe-Iiasrfite .arfs arC rcrlesfea tt
t1Ftr lfAirrt iu tlis ufluc c- or t.' rc slii
1lui day ct june. JOS.
WV rhrgt. Eeftt..r
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EriHrI E,rssf Cres sell David Mit-
C. A Ua.Uss W M. Eecne
Sair hereby given ilai on Taet
l-T t.. .li. day FOL. ilus la, ihc un-
r.-a.l wa. apply o. .le county court
-ate oi Oregon. i9r Hargey c1ua.
t. ..s uee mentioned iu ihe iars-
FRANCIS ANDERSON Petitioner
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DR.. W. c. Brown, Dentist O6ic
in the new stone building rorib Hi
the Pest Office.
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Meetings Of iae Couucn yve,y Ss,o-s aud
r5auh wednesday.
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BRAND d

Peter lemeus. nufas.
ne; cattle same cu ulihs,
ard split IN lcfi eaf. ava
undef bit IN rixhi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-23
They Wou,Gn't Salute.

Black la: Pee vi. who WIS na
cal c"n;:in in tie cid Gays, once
brought a c.;"go CT Spanish JACKS hone
n a Man-ofNar e was in Spanish
Na'e"s whan tie .i:teks We're gwen /:
the Ni;ea. States hy Spain and wa
ori,crt,: to Ing then out IN his SIM.
1t mace h. ;;n2-s"y. bat lie got tbs
beasts aboard &M;. sailed Tor New York
Nh", he came through the Narrow's
The G.!!s h1,l 'eca rallied back. and on:
Of eyr"y port thu stuck a Jack head
Thus tler&e oa! aad ithollt salutr
he came u his anchorage. The admira.
commanding sent posthaste to de
manl why Captain Iercival had not
saluted. Il didn't salute was the
doughty captains answer, because I
couldn't. I had two men twisting ev.
cry jacks tail, but not t4Anketed one
# them would bray"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-23
The Crafty Brother.

A man had tito S@I!S The elder wa.
v}rtnolls and du,iful. the Younger wick
ed and crafty. When the father Wa
about to die. he called them before his;
and said: Il have only two things OF
vHlne-Iny herd of camels and N,
blessing. Low shall! allot them?'
"Givo to me" said the Younger son
Thy blessing, fer 1t may reform INC
The cal:,"!s should be sure to sell and
sG'hnGer the money"
The elder. Disgusting his Joy. said
that l,e would try to he content with
the c:lnel, ara q riols mind 1t wa.
so arranged. aud the man died Then
the wicked Younger son went before
the cad AND said: Behold my brothe!
aae defra,;ded ne Of my lawful her.
!ta%r. lie IS 50 bad that our father. as
Is Well known. tleE:ei him his blessing
IS il likely th"t he gave him the cam
els 2:
50 tie elder brother WAS compelled
10 give rp he he'd and was soundl,
So stllado"1 Cor iis rapacity
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-23
VICKSBURG WANTS
TO BE SANITARY

VicKsburg, Miss. April 22-The agi-
tatiOn against the filthy methods used
at the local slaughter houses caused
the board of mayor and aldermen 10
refer the matter to the sanitary COM
mlttee. 1t was generally agreed that
an Inspector of meats and milk was
needed.
r. c. Calhoun and Warren Lassiter
were reelected city school trustees.
Supt Galvani, in regard to a COM
plant that the Y. & NJ. V. railroad
was not living up to its contract with
the city in having all It's work done
at the local shops. promised the board
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-23

to look into the matter. It was COM
planned that some OF the cars to be
repaired were being sent to Memphis.
Petitions with about 500 names OPP
posing the passage OF a street tax law
We're presented to the council. Ac-
ton was deferred
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-23
n. 7. ROBERTS T. son.
X. T. Roberts Abstracter of Titles
113 Main Street.

Our complete set of abstract
books of Jefferson County, Ark,
(Which are the only ones of their =
kind in existence) have furnished
abstracts of title to a majority Of =
the land owners of this City
and County since 1884. All alb
stracts are given our personal at .
tention, we have no apprentices.
It costs no more to have your alb
+ stracts made from this OLD RE
LIABLE set of books and by Alb =
stracters who have something to =
" back their certificates. Having =
= such books as ours in the Office "
= an abstract can be drawn up in =
y very short while, hence saving =
X the delay Of search Of the many "
= records of this County.
2-29-1w =
x X x X = x X Il X = X y y n
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-04-23
DlNlE LAND
Playing Cards===25 Cents
REGULAR Soc VALUE.

The little piekaninny with her big
slice Of watermelon, reproduced In
natural eolors on the backs, is just
too cute for anything. People rave
over these cards. They have gilt
edges and extra high glazed surface,
and come in heavy telescope case.
Dealers everywhere charge 50 cents
for this qaulity.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-16

baItene Senntorenpo6l unterbrodcn.
Nad oerielben ihritt man 5llr 0obI
oes StdutS. ShnBmciiterS.
8oltperneitr 6rotbers ernomnte &C.
Itern @n1. 3. NicoIs ais 5rieoens,
rid)tcr 0eo 3. Iiitrifts bon 5albot.
Golntp, an Stclc bon 5. u. @urri-
Jon, Der iiir Oieien Soften pom tribe.
rem @ouucrncur 8ariielo crnomlt
muroe, uber nitlt quoIiii5irtc.
8crtugung.
Die Se4ialatur ucrtogte i'd bis
1890 morQen iriib.
Tus Scnota 6inan3.9omite miro
nm 10 llbr ieine critic Sibulg bultcn.