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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-29
Pertaining to
State Officials


Auditor Henry Wllmerlng Of tho
Corporation commission left last even
ing for Cincinnati, Ohio, to attend q
meeting Of the auditors Of the garl-
railroad systems Of the United States
Governor and Mrs HASKELL returned
Oh the morning train from Perkins
where The governor delivered an ad.
dress last evening
State Labor Commissioner Charles
naugheris Is N attendance Al Tho
tatc chssltles conference at ehaws
nee
aeefelnfy Charles Barrett Of The
state hoard Of agriculture. accompa
uied by ,. g. Elliott. recently appointed
llfector ol The Farmers institute
work leave This evening FOR Tuisa 10
attend au Institute meeting there 70
morrow
The state board of agriculture to.
lay completed sending out the one
huusand ehccks for 1915 each 10 the
l'outb sufferers Of Cimaifnn and Tex
rs counties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-29

Philadelphia. April 20. After being
held 70 two hits IN eight innings by
Foxen. Brooklyn won the game N the
ninth hy scorng Ave runs on four
hits two sacrifices. double steal and
ism error Seanlon though wild. kept
phila5elpha'a hits scattered. Grant
ul Philadelphia sol ave singles out
oi ave times AZ Bat.
Score H. VI v.
Philadelphia 900 600 0i0-l 3 3
Brooklya M 900 600 iO5--8 s 0
Eatienes Foxen and Dooin. scan
Ion and Bergen
Summary. Two-base hi,- Alpefman,
Jordan. lhree-base hit Lennox. sEc-
f0ce hits Knabe. Mssee. Osborne p.
Bergen. nummel stolen bases Ma
see. jordan. Sobrlng Rusius, bases
on balls On Foxau 8 or scanion d;
hit bg pitcher by Scanlon 4 struck
oui By Foxen T. by Scanlon O. I'm
plrea--iuhngiune and Cusack.
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Commission HEARS EVIDENCE

Before mo Cooperation commission
this afternoon evidence Is being
heard IN the case OF the City OF
Cleveland vs.. the Katy Railroad com
rany 10 which the plaintiff asks tine
commission TO order the division
point moved from Usage junction 20
Cleveland General Superintendent
EKJrd oE tbs railroad and eAosft
physicians were Of The stand this
morning The railroad company mad
agreed 10 remove the division point
10 Cleveland lch Is 2.7 mites ffnm
Qsaee iunrllfm. provided ihe eiti.
zens of cleveland gave them we've
atrrs Of land Usage Junction is
iahliee the rsh oval
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dex. 1leGold, WaokoF and Gibson.
Summary pNebese hits Byfnc.
chafieC. sse9lace hlls Faclps J Nill.
ef. Charles 9 double play i,eehe
Charles Nonetfs aud Byrne. Abslcin,
Wagner nd Sbsseln; Tassel bana
Gibson si0lea bases Leach 9. wax
ner Wilson: base on balls--.oa neebe
3, on Maddox I, on Lleaeld i. Ou
Wacker 1; struck out--by Liefeld 1.
by Beebe 9. umplres--O'Day and ems
lie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-29
BUILDINGS ARE
GREATLY IN DEMAND DEMAND

Secretary Raysnn, Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, reports calls daily for
Office rooms and for centrally located
store buildings, movement Is on
foot to organize local company 10
erect g aesen-ai0ry office structure az
once The .Ians have already been
aketched and q buyer for the bonds So.
cured More building is now III pre-
graas In Guthrie than ever before
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-29
WESTERN LEAGUE OPENS TO-DAY

Denver, April 20-The Western
league season opened today with both
the Colorado teams playing on their
home grounds Denver will meet
Omaha at Denver and Pueblo will
play nes Molnfs at Pueblo Sioux CITY.
wlnnerg Of the 1908 pennnut IN the last
game Of the year Will open the season
lac Wichita, while Lincoln viii meet
Topeka on the latters home grounds
The Denver gamAwiil be prefared by
the usual parade Of players and Msyor
Fngard If Pueblo. has proclaimed a
halt holiday IN that town IN honor Of
the occasion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-29

Boston April 2a.--in slow aeldipt
game marked BY the VISITORS pooi
fielding Boston defeated New Yorb
today 70 70 2. Steele pitched effec
lively.
Boston .... 900 600 iS'-ie 10 .
New York ...0i0 900 COL " G 4
patieres- Steela and Casrlgan
Quinn; Ford aud Kleluow.
summary; Twu-baao hits Austin.
Speaker Engle. three.base HIT Bali
Speaker Wagner, Stahl. sacrifice his.
Steele 9. Niles; stolen bases Niles
psahl. Steele. A. Mcconnell. Bail; dnu
Bile plays -Engle and Klsinow, Fors
and @. Mcdonnell; bases on balls Of.
Steele 2, on Quinn |. of n ord hi
by pilcher-hy Quinn /, by Ford
struck 0ul--by Quinn i. by steele
by Ford 3 umplres- Connolly "a,
Eaan
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COMMISSIONS TO N0TAR!ES

Secretary oi state Bill Cross lodal
ssned notorial commissions 10 the
following persons " e. Bufler pfy
on Greek: Grant G. Ssehbns, Tulsa
William n. Roreilue. Noble A. r
Hickey Caddo Lewis L Pebbles ~
licno. Mabel A. Shields Oklahoma
city. Inrettn O'Rourke Tulsa J. +
Evans Nilburtnn; G. n. Lengfelow-
Oklahoma City Rosabel Miller 0k.
lahoma cts. G N Miller Chickasha,
Guy y. Tillman EBldoFado; Edward
Il. Emmerson, sparkle; T. = Shu
feldi. Leaapah Iohn Marker Orlando
i. l.. Brodle. Valiant. &. q preBbell
Norman
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,


WaaniNutonl 5i Phlfauetphia, 2.
Washington, April 20. Washington
defeated Philadelphia In an exciting
l0.innins game. 3 to 3, A Wild throw
70 the plate In the tenth BY Baker
LEI IN the winning run. Tho regular
scheduled game here today be
tween the locals and philadelphia, has
been postponed fnr the clubs to al
tend ihp funeral 0f llr. Powers.
Score; r. II. q
Washington .ii0 600 600 ia e 4
Philadelphia .0l0 600 100 0--2 n
Basterles--uroom and STREET. wick
efs, Coombs aud Thomas.
summary, Two.base hits Davis
MoRfiaa Ciymer, Coomhs: sacrifice
hits- Mcbride. Baker. Thomas: stole,
bases unglaub Strunki double nla,
Delehanty to Unglaub, base on bail
on Groom 2. on Vickers Of
Coombs 3 struck out--hy Groom
ty vicaers q by Coombs 2; passe,
ball Thomes; wild pitch Vickers.
umpircs Evans and Hurst.
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RIDTING IN OHIO ELECTION

ghlllcotbe, o.. april 2s--ln she 20.
cal option election. characterized By
disorceFly scenes throughout the day
at times bordering on rloting Ross
county yesterday voted 9wet" by q
majority estimated at two thousand.
Tie city 81 chlllcOthe gave wet q
majority Of approximately eighteen
hundred
TO restore order Company n, 0l
lie Fourth Ohio Regiment National
guards was called out and large
fofeal Of special deputy sherlffs also
were sworn IN These carrying wa.
ron spokes, instead Of rifles, stood
Guard in disturbed quarters uHtil the
pells closed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT Columbus Columbus. 6, Indian.
apolIa 3.
Al Toledo-T Toledo s, Louisville 4.
At st. Paulv-St. paul.Kansaa City
game postponed; wet grounds.
At Minneapolis Milwaukee game
postponec; wet grounds.
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

'rhs following charters were lssued
To-Day BY the secretary OF state:
The otter oil and Gas company. 0i
Chelsea wltha capital stock ot $40.
Q00 The incorporates are y. VI,
81 arts 6 A. Tlbhs and Al u Pualger
all Of Chelsea
'Ehe Pioneer Mortgage company. Of
TopekA. Kansas. has appointed d. al,
1IhheilH. of Guthrie aa state agent.
aanlk Commlpaloned Movea
State Bank Commissioner A NJ
Voting Ii 10 move his offices Into tho
aeadses block, on West Oklahoma ava
nua eppt site the postulTlce. This
via give The Corporation commission
lfo eitluo upper floor IN the Fitch
building corner Of Oklahoma and Dl.
vision.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-29
sllAH CHANTS AMNESTY

1'abera1, April 2a-The shah haf
GRANTED hnnesiy to the Tabrlz feyuH
glnniRls and has ordered that No Oh
position be offered 10 Tue advance O
Russian troops.
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The Flew oklahoma Road Law.

nc i4aW 1NaHoHla hoau fzaWi
II Is nov ready. The new road law
luai passed hy the Legislature. bound
III pamphlet form Price g5 cents for
single copies Better prices given lil
quantities. This Is an entirely new
and cnapielH law and repeals all othef
road laws heretofore existing and
should be Ia The han0s Of everyone
who "a Interested IN good roads order
now and famlllarise yourself with the
new law Sent 20 any address upon
receipt of Is cents IN money or stamps
LEA DER PRINTING Co. GUTHRiE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-29

New York. April 2e~-New York
won gu, fiom Boston IN the eighth
inning by following pass 10 0llasa
with three bard hits which brought 10
two runs
Score; r. II. ",
Boston ... .20i 900 600 s h
New York ....0i0 100 1875 o.
Batteries Chappelle and smith;
Raymond and Schlel
Summarya Two.base hlts-~Devllu,
Schlel Dahlen; stolen bases Beck
Murray. Tenney. struck out By Ray
mon G. BY ghappelle bases on balls
--oii Raymond 3. or chappelle 2. Tim.
plres Rlgler and Trnby
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TEN INCHES or sNow
lnn AannnlnIell rrnaal

I'itlahurg. Ansil 80 Ten Inches d
snaw has fallen slnce midnight over
Western penns5 lyania aud still fan
iua. Traffic u hammered
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Cleveland, April 2g. Cleveland wa
beaten 3 to 4 Mullin was effective
while errors by Young and PERRIN
were costly Falkenberg. who sue
ceeded Young, was wild and lneGei
i've.
Score. II. -. e.
CLEVELAND .a .0il9 900 010-i 4
Detroit .....s..2l0 900 023 8 % 4
Batteries Young, Hllkenberg an
FaaterlY Mullen and Schmidt
Two.base hits Mcintyre Morarily
Crawfnri, three.base hits Moriarily
Mcintyre, sacrifice hits Bradley
Cobb. Schmidt: stolen base Bush
double play Bradley to stoyal an.
bradley. bases on balls Of Young
Of Falkeuberg. Q struck out b.
Young 4 by Mullen /. Umplree Ker
IN ana 0Loughlln.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-29
Y y ~ \ = . " \ = Y = = 4 aNss n AsAaNN
In the World Of Sports. Il
- 4 = a 4 u ~ u a.ie



Waco, Tex. April 2a.-The homo
team made a battling rally IN the sixth
innine thai WIS a winner.
Seora tat. Il. IL q.
Nht0'ss = &. AZ 0hi 00a O0o~l 3 Il
Galveston . 100 100 lO0--a 4 3
hastrles Blakeneg and powells
lllrhlah ahd wplf IS
slpevepofs, S: Fort Worth, q.
Shreveport. i.a., April gs. Both
teams Lsiied heavily. but good neldlns
kept the score down.
sonre. r. Il. q.
shreveport goi 600 20'--5 IL g
Ft, Worth a...l00 02O 000--3 10 d
Batteries Rieeer and Garylu: Mis-
chell and Forney.
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WOMEN LosE WISCONSIN,

] Madison. via. April 29-1Ae "
hens suffrage bin which passed ~
Aenate some tllne ago, vas killed 8
the assembly.
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GOVERNOR COMING.

superintendent Camernn q the cdu
calInnal department has been advised
that Cor Gillett n California l. com.
lng to attend lhc country llfc meet.
Jng on May 8. B. and He VIII be-
given a topic on the pfoefaln.
Even II We exeatmluhle the boil wee
VI there Is left the hlsh-ball evil
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TheBestP Plaster

A piece Of flannel With Tapes AZ
taehed for holding It ia position,
slightly damnaned With Chamherlhln's
Llnlment sad b1nne Oh over he seat
Of pain II superior TO any nlasler
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san4 ArlUnlo at Okishoms CITY
Waen Ak Shreveport
fselS6klpn al Fort Worth
iouflen q Dallas.
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rnxAa LEAGUE

uallah 10, oklahoma City 49,
5siahoma City April 20 The In.
alanh and lhe Giants broke even ln
lAe duo 81 engagements at colcorn
pAfk Sesserday afternoon Tho In.
4lans carried on 4 Z to victory ln
ihA npeiang encounter. but were mas.
sacred ln the final scrap The score
Ns hlA Rame was 10 20 o.
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81 Louis, Mo-, April 20. The ST.
Louis team won the mai gime ol the
series with pIiisblrs here By a score
Of Q 70 .. plttsburg used three pitch.
efs 1csh Maddox and Lelheld were
ali hagt Heebe Tor 81. Louis though
Wild, was elfeclIye With men Oh bases.
Score r. Il. y.
sG lonlh ... so2 00s 02s 13 a
pitisburg 0l0 900 0Ui--2 9 3
Batteries 3eebe and Phelps Mad.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Gnicaao, o. Clnctnnafi, D.
Cincinnati. April 2s s.-Four hits and
Two errors gave Chicago four runs
and tho game IN the ninth inning
Rculbachs wlldness helped the locals
70 several Of their runs. A one-hand
catch OF line ny by sheckard was
the feature Of the game.
Score: r. II. n.
Cincinnati ... 200 002 l0l-~5 9
Chicago ... 600 600 20i--6 10 D
Batteries Ewing and Roth; Reul.
bach. Brown and Moran.
Summary: Two.hase hils--l.0bort
Mitchell: sacrifice -Mowrsy, Roth:
stolen baeca-C Chance; double plays
Mowrey 70 Hobliizell: Zimmerman To-
Chance. base on halls--oE Ewing II.
I n Reulbach 6: struck out--hy owing
s. hy Reulhacll 2. umpires KLEIN and
Kane.
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Boston 81 New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
pilleburF at ST. Louis,
Chicago III Cincinnati
AMERiCAN LEAruE
L3ris nj Detroit.
Cleveland az Chicago
Philadelphia at Washington.
Sew YOrk at Boston.
aA-A4~a
Yesterdays REsuLT1.
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WEATHER FonEcAsT


ITIF HHHVVIHItU FFN3NT
New 0rloans La. April aa4- Cold.
eF tonight and hflass generally faIrs
*f - .-il+-sai ai.t----L AtHf.t
The school Of experience has a
homes udy course
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haln at Chicago.
Chicago. April %, ChleaEo.8l. 1865
game postponed rain.
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NaH Antonio, II; Houston. g.
shu Anlonia April 20. Abies 70.
Nleeiped himself and pitched Ia bis liat
shason'a fnlm The locals also ham.
lliarod Nurneh9 asgd Goth teams
aeldee poezly
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ALL THE LATEST DRINKS AT BRASHER ICELESS FOUNTAIN.
 5.8.1m Wanted-2O Extra sales people. Apply at once. The Grand Leader.

Marriage licenses were issued in this city yesterday by Deputy Clerk Alex Barrow to F. M. Parrish and Miss Mary Turner and k. R. Embeck and Miss Maud Purcell
 We, the undersigned. are solicit ing orders for the American Excelsior Laundry and any fayors shown us will be greatly appreciated. Phone 30S and the wagon will call for and deliver same. Any other laundry so- liciting under our name are not au- thorized to do so. Mrs. Rosa Lesin. ski and Mrs. Jesse C. Smith. 46 If
 Summer Conveniences: Screen doors 9Sc up; Rubber Hose, Sc to 17c per it; Gasoline Stoves $2.9s to $30. %; Herrick Refrigerators: Lawn Mowers $3.50 to $1200: Water Cool. CTS, all sizes; Fishing Tackle and all other summer hardware--at Cleye- land-Matthews Hdw. Co.
 The Arkansas Travellers will meet in the banquet room of the Hotel Marion on next Saturday night at S:30 o'clock for the purpose of re- ceiying the reports of the committees that have been working in an effort to secure the 1910 convention for Little Rock. The report of the job bers is being looked for with much interest. The Travellers expects all travelling men to be present. whether they belong to the Arkansaw Travel CTS or not.-Little Rock Democrat.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We greatly desire to extend to our many friends who came to our aid in our recent bereavement. our heart felt gratitude. All that their loving hearts and hands could do to com- fort us in our great sorrow was so generous and tenderly done To all those who sent the beautiful flowers, or assisted in any way in putting our beloved son away, we offer special thanks.
 MIR. AND MRS. GEO. LINDSAY.
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OVER AND UNDER!

1h AND UNDEps every consideration is tha, \, ty. The repairing of wbee, VI W. a'' right. Keep posted on the sn.. a does the best work in this l,s you can have it Repaired in time and in the most expert n.s sst' Our work in this line is bevo., petition. N ''a
 Let us do some of your sto ,,. ing. We can do it rlghda o,, chimes so all the time an1 v,, keep yours the same way q, ,. cost. 'ua
 Good autos to reat at ar ho. ring 750.
 Fine wash table for autos h,,s or carriages. Have them uo.s Price reasonable.
 Why buy cheap batteries v,, , amprage when you can get tbo D., Seal with high amprage at s,,1 price, always fresh, 25c each
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MIR. JOHN NTCCOLLUM FORMERLY washman for the American Steam Laundry of this city has been in our services one week. We have secured his services permanently. We use pure clear water out of our own we'll. DO not use caustic soda acid or lr1each on our linen. Pat ronize us and if your work is not satisfactory it will not cost you one cent. White Star Laundry. Both Phones. 5-16ft
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FOR THIRTY DAYS LONGER.

Owing to the numerous cool spells and housecleaning the past month we have decided to extend our special offer for another thirty days and for that time we will make over and thoroughly renovate all old cotton and hair mattresses, put the latest de- sign of good art ticking on same, rolled edge, making as good as new. for $500. Call us, either phone, don t wait. This offer is good only until June F, 1909.
 TURNER BEDDING FACTORY. 5-12-d-1m
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DON'T F.AII. TO TAKE \ LOOK AS WE'LL AS 4. DRINK AT BRASIL FRS ICELESS, FOUNTAIN 5.8.1m

The steamer sJohn N. Harbin came in yesterday from Memphis with a good car go and leaves today noon for the return trip. The boat is in command of Captain, Rowland.
 Special on Buffalo Refrigerators one week--65 pound. Enameled Lined $11.5o; 75 h. at $13.5o: 100 lb at $15.- co. 65 lb. Zinc Lined at 5000; D lb. at $11.5o and 100 lb at $13.50. On- ly limited number at these prices at Cleveland Matthews Hdw. Co.
 The Young Ladies Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold a bread and cake sale at the Pine Bluff Mercantile Co. Saturday. May 22nd
 5-20-et
 Let the Pine BluH Moving and Storage Co.,. move and store your household goods. Upto-date padded moving vans. Under exclusive man agement of white men We make d specially of packing household goods for shipment Office Union Station. Both phones 61. 4-28 If SEE CHARLES ]. MADDdNG. DISTRICT MANAGER OF THE MA. TIONAL LIFE OF THE U. s. A. {CHICAGO). HE CAN WRITE YOU ANY KIND OF A POLICY YOU WANT. 3-14tf
 -WANTED-At once. the names of three or four contestants between the ages of one and fifteen years in each of the following towns: Rison, Kings. land, Fordyce, .Ataeimer, England, Grady, Wabbaseka, Kcarnex, Redfield and Clio. Graphic" If SEE CHARLES !. MADDING, DISTRICT MANAGER, OF THE NA. uONAL LIFE Nf THE U. s. A. (CHICAGO). HE CAN WRITE YOU ANY KIND Vf A. rOIdCY YOU WANT. 3-14tf
 The only moving. baggage and storage company in Pine Bluff owned and operated exclusively by white people. Pine Bluff Moving. Baggage and Storage Company. Both phones S1. 4-2Stf
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TEA AND BAZAAR.

On Friday afternoon and evening. May 21. a tea and bazaar will be giv- Gil by the Lakeside Methodist church, at the home of Mrs. M. E. Howson. at 100 South Olive street, from ? to j o'clock in the afternoon. and from [ to 10 o'clock in the evening. with a musical program both after noon and evening. Special articles will be on sale admission 9 cents.
 5-16-5t
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BREAD AND CAKE SALE.

The ladies of the First Presbyter- ian church will give bread and cake sale at the Pine Bluff Mercantile Company's store all day Saturday. Delicious articles made by the ladies of this church will be sold at that time. and they should be liberall, patronizej
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T. A. DRUMMOND 205-2O7 East Third Avenu,
SUBSCRIBERS N0TJCr.

If yru miss your paper you are r. quested to notify the Graphic om, both phones, during the week na later than 10 o'clock a. m. and n,,. will be sent you by special carrier
 ROY F.. SMITH
 Circulation Manasg
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LOOK AND ACT QUICK.

Lot and six houses. Rents for 50 a month. Pays 20 per cent. interest in rents. Only four blocks from Main street on East Second. For Sale at only $1,700. Must be cash or no sale
 See F. G. SMART. 2l3 W. Barraque stl eet. 5-21-6t
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

.f l. + l. + 1. T. j. |. l. + l. 3' l. + | l.
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, | *++*t++ + . t$ !, NOTICE.

4 Any person whose name has Y < been on our books within the ' + last thirty days will be counted : | as an old subscriber r * ADAMS PRINTING co. f
 + ] + + l. + j. l. ! ! | T + | ! f +'
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r. -rOE DAr6dInS III real estate see J. D. Milner, corner Pine and Bar raque. Old phone 450 or 250. 5-1 I'm
 HEY! THERE, WHERE YOU GO. ING! TO. BRASHER'S ICELESS SODA FOUNTAIN. OF COURSE
 5.S.1m
 Phone us and we will call for your checks and deliver your baggage Pine Bluff Baggage Co. Both phones No. 61. 4-oStf
 FOR SALE. ter acres adjacent to city limits, suitable for plating. Price reasonable. Address x, care Graphic
 4-17 1mo
 Miss Ruby Garman has been em- ployed as a stenographer in the office of Cashier M F. Bloom ot the Citi- zens Bank.
 For rent. three nicely furnished rooms. with modern conveniences. convenient to four boarding houses. Apply at POP West Fifth avenue. 2-25tf
 Just received a new ship ment of all kinds of Garden and field seeds; plenty of stock peas. Mccain Gro cery Company.
 A. H. D. Perkins, the we'll known oil mill man of this city, has been elected vice president of the Arkan- sas Cottonseed Crushers Association. which was organized in Memphis yesterday. Mr. Perkins is attending the convention which is being held in that city.
 Something new ill mop wiring CT. The Danna has attachment at top of bucket to wiring without touch ing with hands. See them at Cleye- land Matthews Hdw. Co., They also have all sizes of the Dana Frezo Freezers
 Deputy Sherriff Goodwin of Jef- ferson County brought to the peniten- tiary this morning Pomp Fleming, q negro, recently sentenced in that county to twenty-five years for mur- der: also Sherman Taylor. negro. sentenced to ten years for arson.--- Little Rock Democrat
 Something new in an Enameled ], Steel Range that can be kept neat 1 and as clean as any granite utensil, with little soap and water. See this range, also the complete line of St. Claire Stoves and Ranges at Cleveland-Matthews Hdw. Co.,
 Mrs. Anna Robinson assisted ;n a Christian Science church l in Pine Bluff Saturday night. For 1 the past two years the Scientists Of 1 Pine Bluff have been holding regular ! services but have had no organiza- tion heretofore.--Little Rock Gazette
 Doan's Regulets cure constipation. ', tone the stomach. stimulate the liver, ! promote digestion and appetite and ! easy passages of the bowels. Ask 1, your druggist for them. g cents a box.
 -F. H. Britton, vice president and i general manager of the St. Louis | Southwestern Railway, is reported as 1 saying that the company will spend l from $2,O00,O0O to $3.0O0,O0O on im- proving it's lines in Texas. Grades , and curves are to be reduced. 90 l poun rails to be laid and track | is to be ballasted. NJ. L. Lynch is chief engineer at Tyler, Tex
 SEE CHARLES J. MADDING, DISTRICT MANAGER OF THE NA. TIONAL LIFE OF THE U. s. A. (CHICAGO). HE CAN WRITE YOC ANY KIND OF \ POLICY YOU l WANT. 3-14tf
 Just received a shipment of fine Tennessee country cured hams, shoulders, jowls and side meat. Mo. Cain Grocery Company.