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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-08-04

Mrs. Chapman, wife of the
cashier in the Benton County
| National bank, returned to Port
land yesterday afternoon, having
spent Sunday with her husband
in this city.
/ Corvallis is not alone in its
prosperity Many other towns
in this part of the state are COM
planning of a shortage of dwell
/ ings to accommodate the new
residents who are arriving. And
after the reduced rates on the
railroads become effective there
will be a still greater demand
for homes. The eastern people
seem to have heard of Oregon
a. last
Old papers, in bundles, for
slae at this office
Mrs. N. F. Gillespie and chill
dren of Independence have been
the guests of old friends the past
1 few days. Saturday afternoon
a picnic in her honor was given
in Avery's grove by Mrs. August
Fischer, Mrs. J. R. Smith and
Edna Groves, an exceedingly
pleasant time being enjoyed by
all. Mrs. Gillespie was for sew
eral years popular lady of this
city. Another honor guest on
this occasion was Mrs. Charles
Smith Of Kansas City, Mo-, who
is sister-in-law Of Mrs. Giles
pie. They leave today or tomor-
row for the latter's home in In
dependence.
FARM FOR RENT
to a capable man. Inquire of
Miles Starr, Corvallis, or NJ. Clay
Starr, 3 miles north of Monroe.
65-6
During the San Francisco
earthquake Corvallis and Ben
ton county contributed literally |
to the fund for the relief of the
sufferers. There was such a gen.
erous response from all parts Of
the country, however, that relief
was afforded and not all of the
contributions were sent on, es-
pecially as stories of the gratis
being carried on in the stricken
city reached the Corvallis COM
mittee. There is left in the
hands of this committee $415,
and as it cannot be equally di-
vided among the contributors, it
is proposed to turn the sum over
to the Commercial Club, to be
expended for the benefit Of some
organization or for charitable
purposes The committee favors
the purchase and erection of one
or more public drinking foun-
tains for the city, and if no seri-
Gus objections are made, definite
action for the expenditure Of the
fund will be taken by the first of
September.
Will open my millinery store
at Polk and 18th street, Satur-
day. All hats at cost during
August. Mrs. Caroline Maxfeld:
64-5
Newspapers being the product
and handiwork of human beings,
are likely to err and to make
blunders more or less serious in
character. No person was ever
known to live to any. great age
without making mistakes, and to
expect a newspaper to be issued
every few days, week in and
week out for years without er-
rors creeping in, is to expect the
impossible. Sometimes these
errors are ludicrous and furnish
much amusement, but oftener
they get the editor into hot wa +
jer and hurt the feelings of some !
one whom there was not the r
slightest desire to injure or be- 3
little. These mistakes are easily '
and are taken as a :
natter of course in the busy life 9
If printing Office, but to the e
lninitiated they sometimes take +
IN very serious aspect and the a
whole affair is condemned with I
,ut a hearing. A little charity '
md q careflll inuaSti cation are
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-24

A number of students of Vermillior
who were members of boarding clul
that went broke have each been sueC
for $500
Frank A. Brown, of Aberdeen, il
authority for the statement that the
opening of the Standing Rock reserva
ton will take place In 1909.
B. f. Barrickson and John Small
were bound over at Faulkton last weel
on a charge of setting fire to the Morse
building which was used as saloon.
Edward Prue, representing the North
western Insurance company, of Pierre
committed suicide at Huron Sunday
! night by choking himself to death with
a strap.
At reception given in his honor al
the public school building In Messing
ton Springs last week, Governor-elec
Vessey was presented with gold watcf
and charm.
A new town has been started right il
the center of Harding county and will
contest with Camp Crook for the county
seat. The new town already has three
stores, a bank and newspaper.
An artesian well three inches il
diameter has recently struck a goot
flow of water at depth Of 1,347 feet OF
the farm of #. o. Clark, at Kenne5eck
The temperature of the water is 1O(
degrees.
Lee Michel, a prominent business mar
of Springfield, 8. D., has just been
assessed 81, 125 as damages by jury fol-
making statements relative to the char.
acter of Amanda Skoagland. which
he could not substantiate.
Commissioner Basford, of the state
insurance department, in his annual
report recommends the repeal of the
law which requires the publication OF
annual statements by insurance com.
panies doing business in this state.
Governor.elect vessey and family
have rented the home Of the late Chief
Justice Fuller, in Pierre. and have com.
menced the occupancy Of the same and
will make their home in the capital city
during the governors term of office.
Chief American Horse, noted Ogal-
lala Sioux, died on the Pine Ridge res
ervation Wednesday of last week. He
left the warpath in 1868, and since that
time was a valuable assistant in the
government service. Two years ago
the government used him and his band
in snppressing the disturbances Of an
unruly band of Ute Indians. He was
rs years old at tire time of his death.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-24

The Indians along Bad river, across
from Pierre last week received their
annual payment from the goverunoe Mt
which amounted to about $50 for each
Indian. The agent distributed in all
about $40 900.
The December call for state taxes
will bring in about 1926, 900. Figr.ing
that owing to the good times that
practically the full amount will DC
paid, the state treasurer has n e a
call for $4,000 of outstanding war.
rants.
Mrs. Lee Killey, Of Castana, Iowa.
who was under suspicion of Loving
forged two checks in Rapid City and
was being Swallowed by ri rs,
attempted suicide by the carl = cid
route Friday. 1t is thought she will
recover.
Frank Taylor. sent from Codi gton
county for burglary, and Ed Lynch,
sent by Hutchinson county for larc ny.
are two inmates OF the penitenti Try
who will receive their freedom AS a
Christmas present from Governor
Crawford.
The case Of the State of South Dakota
VS.. Lou Racey who is charged with the
murder of George Stewart at wolsey,
last November, which was to have been
tried at the last weeks term OF the
circuit court Of Beadle county, was
continued until the June, 1909 term.
The coming session Of the legislature
will be urged to abolish the free range
law which now applies across the Mis-
souri, river and new settlers are so
numerous that the solons will uDdoubt-
eddy listen to the call Of the farmers
against the few large owners of stock.
Mrs. John Hanson, widow OF John
Hanson, Of vermillion, who lost his
life in wreck on the Northwestern
railroad at Parker two months ago,
will receive $4,000 from the corr pany.
Julius Peterson who was badly injured
In the same wreck settled with the
company for $500
In the last stage of consump'i, aud
suffering from dropsy, Will M.
Watts, aged 81, Thursday nigh yelsed
into the Dorchester police station Bos-
ton, Mass. and announced thnf ~ had
come to give himself up on tif rye
OF murder. He declared that i: self
defense that he had shot Charles Rack.
q former soldier inmate at the r. title
Mountain sanitarium, South Dakota,
in saloon during . drunken hrrwl.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-24

On Friday President Roosevelt
appointed John l.. Lockhar7, former
commissioner of school and public lands
of this state. TO be register of the United
States land office at Pierre, vice A
Wheelon, whose term expires January
%, 1909.
Governor Crawford, on recommends
ton of the state board of pardons, will
allow @. A. Adamson, sentenced from
Turner county on forgery charge, and
Walter Mcclellan, sent up from Law
renee county for larceny, to eat their
Xmas dinners as free men.
Judge Taylor, during session Of his
| court in Huron last week, administered
such severe rebuke to young people
| for being present in the court room to
hear sensational and revolving testimony
that they were conspicuous bv their
absence at the following session OF the
court.
j. l. Stacke, arrested for forcing
homesteaders to pay toll before crossing
the Missouri river bridge, was found
guilty of obtaining money by fraud and
sentenced to six months imprisonment
in the state penitentiary. This was his
second trial, the first having resulted in
disagreement.
Fred Barr, carpenter, fell from a
scaffolding on the new Methodist church
at Aberdeen. Thursday, and was in.
stantly killed. His companion, H. Eth
ington, was badly hurt. They were
working in snowstorm when the scat
folding fell, Barr striking the frozen
ground. He was married, and his home
was at Lennon.
Hanged by accident in the window Of
a school house was the pitiful fate of
the 9-year-old daughter of John Shu-
bert, of Pukwana last Friday. The
child returned late to get book she had
forgotten. Finding the schoolhouse
locked, she tried to get in through q
window, but the sash fell upon her and
broke her neck. Her parents discovered
her lifeless body.
AT the preliminary debates held in the
university chapel at vermilhon last
week, the following were selected to
represent the University of South
Dakota in the two intercollegiate debates
scheduled for the winter: G. ". Cald-
well. II. N. Potts, Charles Barth, B. L.
Kline, +. H. Hickcox, w. H. Heiss.
Barth, Pc..s and Hickcox will contend
for honors against team from the
University Of North Dakota. The
others win debate At Omaha with repre-
sentatives q Creighton college.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-12-24
NEWSY STATE NOTES.

Ashton had $4,000 fire Monday
The origin of the fire was unknown.
A new state bank has been organized
at Armour with capital of $4,000.
The Huron Masons have awarded the
contract for building new 0,00(
temnle.
Alonzo Buck, Washington butcher
hanged himself in Wolsey Sunday
night. He was dead when found.
AT Hot Springs, Monday, William F
Stockton was acquitted of the murder
of r. G. Cramer which occurred last
May.
The annual meeting of the retail mer
chants and hardware dealers of the
state occurs at Yankton, February 2,
and
William Rasch was found guilty OF
rape upon the person of has l4-year-olc
stepdaughter by Beadle county jury
last week
Harley Morrison, a farmer near Utica
was nearly killed in a runaway las
Thursday. He is in Yankton hospita
and is recovering.
For the first time in the history Of
Lyman county there was not a single
criminal case to be tried at the last tern
of the circuit court.
The administration building at the
Northern Normal Industrial school al
Aberdeen was dedicated with impressive
ceremonies last Friday.
Judge A. w. Burt, of Huron, one OF
the best known members of the South
Dakota bar, will move to Kalispel, Mont.
shortly after the first of the year.
A. H. Scott, of Phillip, was found
dead in the Mondamin hotel in Sioux
City, Thursday. The coroner pro-
nounced death due to heart failure.
Jerry johnson. well known demo.
cratic politician of Denver. was arrested
in Deadwood last week on a charge OF
robbing safe in department store.
While 0. O. Hunter, IF Van Metre,
was cutting wood last Thursday his ak
caught in clothes line and was turned
in such manner as to cut off his ear.
The members Of the Vermillion lodge
knights of Pythias have purchased q
building and viii have home of their
own as soon as it can be altered to snit
The Educator Sapply company, OF
Mitchell. was sold by H. L. Bras lasl
week to f. L. Ransom and L. A. Pope
Mr.. Bras will move to Everett, Wash
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01

See the RuaStoas great " the
and balancing aet a fforeSt P.izA
alter tonigh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01
A. BRADY GETS
NICE APPOINTMENT
Former Pine BImiiian Goes to Ell
Reno. Oh. aS General Claim Agent
for the Rock Island Road.

Effective tomorrow, A. Brady, a
former Pine Bluffian, will be appoint
ed general claim agent for the Chica-
go, Rock Island and Pacific, with
Headquarters at Ell Reno, Okla. Mr..
Brady will have jurisdiction over
the states of Oklahoma and Texas.
A. H. Fitzpatrick of Little Rock is
general claim agent for the states of
Arkansas and Louisiana, and until the
new order becomes effective he has
jurisdiction over Oklahoma as well.
Mr.. Brady, who will be promoted
by this order, was formerly assistant
claim agent for the Missouri. Pacific
Iron Mountain, with headquarters at
st. Louis. Much of his time was spent
in Arkansas, however. and he then
made temporary headquarters at Pine
Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01
a. "a. ~ raa 60 ~ =: I. L. -. :
Boar, Che rIhe Kind You Have =. 5. .,.. Bought
Signature ~ sL,LF'--7-De-zzz
af LsT.H%Ie< 1<f.zzt,-EH2<

My child was burned terribly
about die face neck and chest. | an
piled Dr.. Thomas Iclectric Oil. The
pain ceased and the child sank into Z
restf,il sleep Mrs. Nancy VI. Han
son. Hamburg, \, \.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01

The weather man predicts gen
orally fair weather for today.
Mrs. Sam Altschul has recovered
from an illness of two weeks duration.
20 cents-Admission-
Forest Park theatcr-Children 10
cents.
Tomatoes, 81 cents Il bushel ChaS.
Lumpkin, 222 Man street 10th
phones. IL
A. A. LeI.aurin, who was very
sick for several days, was reported
much improved yesterday
Advanced vaudeville at Forest
Park aheater. The Runstons are worth
the price of admission. Ten and
twenty cents.
See Mcdaniel & Baughman for
window glass, plate, loaded and art
glass. Also mill work OF all kinds.
Phone us and we will call and see
Won. 5-31-1m
Fine Elberta peaches for sale.
viii only last ten days or two weeks.
Anyone wishing to buy apply to A. J.
Wilson, Monticello. Ark, or J. w.
Murphy OF MurphyMartin Dry Goods
Company. G-2S-6t
Wanted Three ladies Or gentle
men; $3.50 per day; collecting; cx3'
perience unnecessary; incorporated
firm; work locally Or travel. Adj
dress Francis Jones, Pine Bluff. care
general delivery. 6-2S-3t
The Eugene Nowland Concert
Company will probably be an attrat-
ton at Forest Park theater next week
Eugene V Debs, the great Socialist
leader; NJ r. Patterson, recently
nominated for Governor Of Tennessee,
and Joe r. Robinson will deliver ad-
dresses there at a near future day
Mr.. Debs comes on July is, Governor
Patterson on July T and Congressman
Robinson on July 16.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01
LADIES. REMEMBER

You will need your old mattresses
renovated and your carpets cleaned
to begin to live through another win
ter So remember those who have
work of this kind to be done we will
cal and make special prices during
ME net so days. We have the only
Carpet Cleaner in the city, every one
knows this; also we have the finest
and largest line of Tickings in plain
sand artistic designs. We have the
finest workmen which can be had and
.ue live in the city and will refer you
10 the following whom We have done
work for:
\ Names.
a. Brewster, Mrs. c. +. Moore,
u H. Watkins, W. c. Hudson,
.Jefferson Hotel, Knox-Walker Co.,
Z. M. c. A., City Simpson & Webb,
Y NJ. c. \. Jones-Reap-Crawford Co.,
( boro, Union Fur. Co.,
=. NJ. c. A. McGeheeHardin Fur. Co.,
F. II. Walker, Tedstrom Fur. Co..
". p. Hearn, Puddephatt Fur
Co
and many others too numerous to
mention, can testify to our Mattress
es, also to our Carpet Cleaning Ma
chine.
Both phones. Call us.
TURNER BEDDING FACTORY.
62S-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01
BRIEF MENTION.

f BRIEF MENTION. +
+ + + + + h + + 1. I. + + + + + +
Mrs. H. l.. Sternberg has gone to
st. Louis to visit relatives.
A. w. Mills visited his plantation
at Reedsville, Ark, yesterday.
b. p. Stephenson and wife were
recent visitors at the capital
Charles We'll has gone to Hot
Springs to enjoy his annual vacation.
Il. j.. Diiley returned last night
from business trip to Palestine, Tex
Mo Roth will leave Sunday for New
York, where he will spend several
weeks vacation.
Misses Mary Lindsay, Minnie and
Belle McGaughy were visitors in Lit
tie Rock yesterday.
Miss Maud Coca has returned from
a pleasant visit to relatiyes amy
friends -MampAis:--
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scott have rtSurlv
ed from a visit to relatives NSd
friends in Jonesboro .-..------,--,-.--~--.---.--
Mrs A. M. Green of Texarkana is III
the city visiting Mrs. S. c. Alexander
on West Sixth avenue.
j. Walker Jones of Hannaberry,
Ark, is in the city visiting friends
and. transacting business. --.-'- r..
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Pettigrew. are
home from a visit to Mr.. Pettigreg's
relatives in South Dakota. es'e-s-.... :.
John r. Wells left yesterday for
Bailey, Colorado, where he viii spend
several. weeks for his health.
e. L. Willeford returned to Dumas
yesterday. after remaining ~~se*eral
days III The cfrv-ofe~b business. 4
Ernest Walker of hot Time NH
strcl fame viii 80 10 TeXarkana tlM
week 10 visit relatives on July 4, =
IL lllce Green-1as-r ettlGnel- 70 -DaHas,
Texas. after visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Green, for Icy
days- ...-...--------
Captain r. ". Galbraith has gone
to Hebron. Neb, where he will visit
his mother and then go to the Denver
fapNeution. ...---.--~----,-.---...-..-,..- -
= AIiSs~Chambers of Macon, Ga.. andE
Mrs. Chambers of Fordyee are visitS
ing DR.. ! l1@-Jehn and family here for.
'.e''s.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Smith and
daughter Miss Annie Smith of Hot
Springs are in the city visiting Miss
irene Bocage
~%Alrss.. MsaNs.- W'igrfns-@after pleasant
visit here With S. G. Alexander and
family, has returned to her home at
,.A4+c1rtu; --...-............-...
Mrs. D. I. Mills and daughter Miss
Virginia Mills, We're called to Fort
Smith yesterday to attend Mrs. Jodie
Osborne. sister of Mrs. Mills~~-who rs
CRITICALLY i'll there. Mrs. Osborne re-
equity Notwithstanding stroke.
y Mr.. and Mrs \. B. Richardson Nave
gone to Stansbury, Mo-. where they
will spend the summer with relatives.
Mr.. Richardson goes from there to
Williams Bay, Wisconsin. where he
will attend y. NJ. c. \. training
school.
AM. WaHenstein OF Henry Marx S
establishment leaves this week for
Dallas, where he will attend the Elks
convention and visit relatives. His
wife and daughter. who are visiting
there. will accompany him home in
about TWO weeks.
John F. Rutherford Returned last
night from a business trip to Fort
Smith He will leave this week for
Little Rock to Join the State delega-
, ton who will go to Denver on a spe-
cial train to attend the biz Demo
cratic convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01

Altheimer Land CO. to Charley Ak,
warranty ded, $162.5o; lots 4 and 5,
blk Is. Altheimer's add to Hum
phrey.
Minerva Dolby and Laura Robinson
| to Lucy Collier. warranty deed, 81: sw
ne and II ne Sc and Sc Sc Is, /, g.
! 100 acres.
j. w. Corcoran to \. ID. Foster,
power OF attorney. to satisfy record
of note OF VIM. Riley transferred to
Arthur Murray.
, Mary r. Seymour to w. j. Parkes
warranty deed, 5000; lot !. blk "A
NJ. e. Seymour's' add
L. G. Smart and wife TO W. j.
Parkes. warranty deed. SIT; lots
and . blk II, F. G. Smart's add.
VIM. Burke and wife to 4. w. John
son, warranty deed. $50; lot II, blk
! IL, Highland add
W. ]. Perring to f. w. Eek. deed
of trust, 5000; Z Il LOT /, blk 10
porris add w
Chas, II. Owens and wife 10 Ark
Bldg X Loan Assn, mortgase, 5000,
lot /. blk %. Woodruff's add
l. j. Moore and Wife to Mrs. HAN
Subcrnagle, deed of trust. So,
"a ut lots 20. % and a. of Clarl
- rackeu's suh.d in. lot =. Fin
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01
= = OMAN
AGEU BLIND w oEATH
BURNED TO l.

JoneslD,p, ARK. June So, ",
year-old mother 81 II. Stevens. t.
mites north, WAS burned 10 deal
Sunday afternoon. The apd woman
had been left alane. and in some way
the house caught on fire She tried to
save 4 trunk containing valuable
papers and got it 10 the front door.
where her clothing caught FIRE. Her
body WAS found At the front gate
| burned 10 crisp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
EIGHT
y r + + :. /. i. \. :. + + 4. +. F. + 4

Order Il 25c bottle OF Skcctcr SkOot
from BcdeilS Pharmacy. 6-7-1m
The mosquitoes drcad-Skectcr
Sk0ot; 25c II bottle at BcdclTs PInr.
mncy. 6-7-1m
Da@ Skcetes Sk0ot the mosquito
chaser; 23c bottle at BcdcIrs Phar-
MACY 6-7-1m
Skccter Shoot; o5c bottle mt Be-
IeiFs Pharmacy. G7-1m
-tor iron or wire fencing, flower
trellis, flower stands, lawn vases,
chairs and settees. hitching posts,
many beautiful designs, call, write or
phone Eagle Iron Works. A. \. Lee
G-aGrin, proprietor, Pine Bluff. Ark.
Phene, $50, $40 and sd 6-1S-1m
~-'Tor sale food milk COW, gentle
as lamb, half Jersey, $25; worth
nearly double that amount No. 40
Cherry trect. Phone 900. 6-27-6t
Good quality. work done promptly
and at thes right price is ever our motto
Mcdaniel g Baughman. Both phones.
6-31-1m
Mechanic, u < Bausnman are the
aeople to sea for mill work and mill
anv kind OF window glass or
Green work. Phone so6, o-Sl-lm
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01
GOODY, GOODY BOYS
WON'T DO, SHE SAYS

Toledo, O.. June 5o.-Three thou
sand delegates and visitors TO the con-
vention OF the Ohio State Association
Of Sunday School Workers assembled
in Toledo in the annual crusade for
be;terment of the work in this field.
With this motto, No Unframed
Teachers After 1914 and its mission.
the conquest of the world, the asso-
citation convened in the Central Con-
gregation church. About 1000 dele
! gates registered a, the opening session
and by noon fully 2,o0o We're present.
with more 10 come. President W. 4.
T,udaly OF Cincinnati occupied the
IL.
hA address OIL Boy was given by
An 'argaret Slattery OF the Massa-
liss " State Normal School,
husetts, I Danish the soody. goody,
I'VE m,M idle boys said Miss
hen We fa need boys who are
lattery WE yht and honest There
lain. good St,sa. Y who must never
; just one perSN ,ay." declared the
ouch boy in an$SN pessimist. For
peaker, and that j. a in the max
Mess You can see men them away
ng. You hai better keAa
rom the boys
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01

Terturing eczema spreads its hura
ing area every day. Doan's Ointmen,
quickly stops It's spreading. instant
" relieves the itching. cures i per-
nlanently. At any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01

Woman loves clear. rosy com
pleNion. Burdock Blood Bitters puri-
fes the blood. clears the skin, restores
Muddy. sound health. t2l
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01

Miss May Davenport, tae clever
}ttle souhrette and comed;enne. az
Forest Park theater tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01

admission only ten and twenty
cents at Forest Park theater tonight
vaudeville,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01
9ro7
~. The Kind You Rave Always Bought
Signature %; &H2Nzzu

FOR SALE-Tomato, cabbage
and all other kinds of vegetable
plants. Apply to Pho Merlo- Old
phone 1913.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-07-01

Why not let Mcdaniel & Baugh-
man give you an estimate on your
window and door frames and all kinds
Of inside finish. Phone SOC. 5-S1-1m