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New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
DoMEsrrc srrrAr1oNs wANIED.


Female
i gr-lryyORKFR Have q first claEs gens
- 10 vras1l1E. bsst refsrs1ccs. 1lr4.
Ericsson. 453 bergen s.. brooA-sA 49,
5l52-prospect
r4OT-sr-yvoRKEE Young neat ss-eis1
rf-T- E17d cook and uratrresGs Elo4 rfi-1-
ems Csrarbe-E-s Bureau T16 LExtnstan
TeEwoRKER ER-Capahis F1nnisa EiFii
,,-,,sr. 7,s- AZ Tsf T75a-F,ivsrsids.
LAWS wATD--Dauish. competsnt; via
- 49, 70 tSsis-s LddFsss 8 7. % Eszk
2Gth 81
r.Ar-NnREss -C1san and noar worker sa
s-f-rv-afsra. q cut hv ne o1y- nne ~
rrerces Ms =. NlleT. l5l9 Aa1slera-uA
ave -
7-1T-S0PEse an4 CF ANlBER1fATD -vs-y
Eood svse5ish gil neaL 7ylllli.S - - -
S-r-rss--,s Bureau. rs LsEinEton ava Iel-
io55-Plaza-
7-1T-7DPEss ara CTIANfBEE3IAIn-s-
-l-rfsT -+-i yrrv st-urE and nat ref-
sven-e Weifs Bureau so Coli-n5'iS -
Tel 7159-RiveT
IAT-NDREss -Tirst class city rsfsrsncsss
wiliigs = q s5...ss ss -='.r- sa-6au. .s wsss
f9F - Phone 8nc9-tirvant
I1T-SDRTss ss--vvesiiv vsshfnE 4ous roe
- CESTs delivered IN p scurs halE
49, -eafy 20 frun. WsatWash. SIS Ease
path 81 phone iI9s-s9th-
sfsTr, -rli-i. ravfnE learned nai-ti--ssinE.
rr--f-ssrfrr ans general uiaGsafa ~ =
a. rssaid % .ady for ths sumner Aa1i--@
80 West - o.
NURSERY eOvERNEss--c.psbls yossF
English girl excellent rcferencess NJ
snre entire charre - cfiidrers rtl te@oa
rr-lish brsucnes. asgist win uus.1 =
Miss FizGerlldg 3 Bureau. ot5 atn 49,
cor Al
NT-RsE llrals1-Gaduats, szpe-is1sse.
yc,rns-- ro-nuarl1u. s-lurafed. tr1F--lco1
-e-ffsfTrnfv aunearan~e- ability runsEzr9.
A6frees Crf~E 90 West ISIS - Ne-
NT-FSF -Rsansd North German SRI a.
nErse for younE chiicren ai'l sea,I,..s. -.
Au1f~ 70 ureserf employer. z talal So So
MONDAY. betwesn 10 ana i2 a m.
NURsE-EnEiish Prutestauts !nssns -
find Hrss class iaundreaa; city - Qu-
Miss Mofrow's Bureau 7z1 Lrziis''n Sc
YT-PsT-Can take entlrs cHarEe % ~
fans. szrellent -efrrencss. wlliar N
distance frofn Ns,s l2rE - !. p.,us
1Daa-t;Fyant-
TEAMED NI-FsE First class w.
srres. 10 Invalid or child t1r GUNNER. -
travelling washing free. stata r-t.l-ites
sseekiv terms. letters re.5uf-eL Nuracs -
soufh Tth - NewlrE. y j
VISITING MAID and ATTENDANT y
vouns woman. % invaid LADY. can siNs
rr1rsarr ant a. practical 1ursinl; aest q
1890. emily Carlso1. is Lerlnxtca
ave.
~ 15 rF,r,ss- N-at s,vedlsh girl ezeeusut
Wa afrress. f-s- class IN sferF resneeA. -
-nfarsrrrf.s- wages 80 NsfertfrG 14fe@--
IfJ Lexington ave lei. lNa-'-t 80
YV sf'rf.rsS strictly first class can tlke
hfIfiarss rIare- neat a~ Z Tef,el eEce.-e.-
refe-ences. city or country. 2. M ~
Worra Arancv - W est I'D S.
WASHING G-Fasnffy washirr. c1unrry nr
-frtr. terms u1olisr1t<- nara WnfE. oren
A. ,s-,-gr~- ref~-u-ce. - WaEt ISM -
PHOTO EETOUCHING.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
LADIES. HAZE Dressing.

ANNA NJ. CONSIDINE. u West z5th at,
near 5fh ave. Phone 46GS-lsryant-
Manicuring. Marcel waving, scalp and face
massage.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

AGENTS WANTED. Men and women TO
sell useful household specially; profits
large; write for particulars. William Whit
ney Co. 1881 Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

PROF.. LEON. L. GPOLL STUDIOS. 10 ".
125th-School Physical Training; ladies',
children. gentlemen. weight reduced. body
development guaranteed. ballroom dancing
taught. 8 lessons. strictly prEate. So Also
fancy dancing taught
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
ORIENTAL RUGS.
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

DO YOU vant 20 save money Then let
ne get that Oriental rug Tor you Vincent
G1,rdff Rug Broker. eG7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
MACHINERY

MACHINIST T-Cp-to-date machine shop
We build all kinds OF light machinery
dies manufacturers Jigs, stamping, work
ing models &C N. J. Boycs, oS4 Hudsoi
st Phone S60-Cheisea-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
CHIROPODH.
ELEcTRIcAL CONTRACTING.

= n yoTIR WIRING DONE by TIE ,EiT-
d 81 3 tErTTCAL ELECTRICAL cos Lts-AS- ,ao,,
- 90 Fulton II Ielephone .,,-
~ ~T,.csilent work. moderate TateS'
. ON sere;c. estimates oheerfully 1urn.5-s-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

ELECTRIC HEALTH VIB VIBhATohs
- m Vibrator Headquarters; NaIIo, III
Fl Arnold. others few slightly ngsS, ngTI6,SaI,
...1-s- NE repair, exchange NA
NrRR ATOR. 1l6I Broaowas
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
A Two Cent Stamp

may save your pets life. II you have
8 horse. q COW. a dog. or cat. The
Tribune Farmer is needed IN your home.
Dr.. c. y. Smead. the famous veterinary
surgeon, IN a special department OF the
Farmer answers all questions IN regard
10 the care and condition OF domestic
aninlals This great paper costs less
than q two-cent stamp a week We
will ma q YOU . sample copy on request.
Address. TRIBUNE FARMER
104 Nassau st, New York
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

AGENTS WANTED to sell high grade
household speciality; no talking needed:
write to-day y. T. Spanton & Co, Box
So Fenway Station. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

ADvERTIsEafESTs and sstscriptians %
The Tribune received az tler lpt1e.
oHre No 1894 Broadway. between to.1
V-.--rfss-lenss resolved a. fns tollowluE
branch ocacss af regular cffce reses u1t4 :
e5cIock p. n. VIZ; es4 stn ava
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
FOR SALE.

,Fr~RoS-oPEs runs. mathematical -
ricaI ana surveying Instruments, oi6
..ssr1es Tsesres q specialty- NickIins > O'-
Curiosity shop. l63 PARK -. ..-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
SAFES

n PPm New. I'd hand. ali sizes: easy
PayIn5s PayrE CO q IisIs., 6s95a I1fs Sane
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
PTRyJC ACCOUNTANTS.

riIITTTP IfEMGENBERG. maker OF RENE
diaJ shoes. correcting all dee1cts OF loco
r,otfon Examination free. So ". S2j ST
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

poaEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
A-A-Hofmsyer' Employment Bureau.
ia3 West sd 81 Employers fee. 81 Tor
one month
ATTENDANT. companion to invalid lady
or gentleman, or houselzeeper IN widow
er's family; by Englishwonau, disengaSed
June Address Miss Hewlett, 106 Willow
St. Brooklyn.
cAEETAKER-M and wife. no incun-
brance. 10 take care of private house
understand all kinds Of houSework. long
experience: personal reference r p 40
East 45d ST.
c-FT T8tfBERIAID.- -Exnerfenced: best ref
erences. J. Hoenig, care OF Mr. Wairono,
4OG East 18TH 81.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-No OBJ
lection to the country: best reference from
,sst family: $40 TO So Central Bureau
ESQ 9Th ave. Tel. 3294-3Sth-
C-5T4ATBERsfAID and sEANsTRESs.
T:nriIsh Protestant; particularly neat two
years IeTsonaI city reference; family cos
fnT house; city or country. E, Mrs Col
Iier's Agency, 122 West 23d ST.
CtJAaBERAIAID- ID-WAITRESS. By very
nice Norwegian girl: good waitress: good
rsfsrences. wages S22 OsterDeIEs Bureau
71e Lexington ave. Tel 1ooS-PlazA
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
-EsTC sITrArIoNs WANTED.

COOK swedish. good caterer and nan
aser. excellent reference. Miss MarEaret
Smiths Bureau. y West 40 So Fhonc
s13q-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
CARPET CLEANING.


Telephones 1888. and ls41-ssth.
Gil. Co.
Carpet & Rug
GLE AN SIN G
Dust and Dirt Blown Out. Not from Sur
face Only. but Throughout the Fabric
s5 years experience in Fine Carpets Il Rugs
Z19 & I'll z. 37th ST.
RsnovstinE Securing. Taking Up. Alter
ing. RELAXING. Packing and Storage.
j. & j. w. WILL LIAMS,
S55 w. 6&TH ST. oatanss, asl. isS
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1873
Ny. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
AZ AND 439 WEST 18Th ST
Tel 1892 4G93- Bryant. Established 1857.
w H JORDAN. EDWIN LENTZ.
-< HAIG 6. ISKIYAN.
,NesY [A-JA Oriental rug selling. exchans-
{4 t9OA) ing. repairing. washing, rene
~t#An-%EI waiting and storing. II Fart
S0th st. Tel. 7144SAad. So.
TELEPHONE G22G-ssth st. ana we viii
send q portab bic vacuum cleaner ard ex-
pert operator anywhere any time; carpets
curtains. furniture Thoroughly cleaned. 81
FER hour. Electric Cleaner Co. SEQ. l32S
Broadway.
HARTA1ANN's CARPET CLEANING, 60
QnC.), so Z. l22d st. Tel 5O2-Harlsrn
Oriental rugs washed. repaired. like rev,
storage MothproofnE- Prompt service.
Latest processes
ORIENTAL RUGS washed. cleansed ro
paired. etc. by native expert waavarc-
highest references. send for booklet y
Basmajian & Co, AIS 4th ave. Telephone
4SoS-Madison Square.
CENTRAL. Carpet Cleaning Co AGO c.
tral Park West. Phone s235-Rf,sr
Vacuum System cleaning and shampooing
ods. '''eS' meth
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO
Cleans by compressed air. steam hand 20
on floor 1854 Broadway. f2l East 4Sfb -
COB < BRANDT. Tel 132-3sth
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNTTURl-
------------~->-~-----
MAMHAT TAM DESK G0.
Buys and Sells
oFFICE F IRNITURE and FIXTURES.
-4-S CENTRE ST Tel. 377s Worth.
-, We buy. sell and OK
ssiszz4zF75F5sss change al kinds OF ofice
ee----5zytsT furniture
Steel Desks & Files,
IT f=3f'g H, W. ANDREWS co.
&c CORTLANDT ST.
OAK Office PARTITIONS.
So - per linear #. set Of complete color
selected 4 IN. thick: II high.
+. J. HESSELS 1ee West 18Th 81.
sG3S-Chelsee.
DESKS. Tables, Sectional Bookcases. FL
ing Cabinets: everything pertaining TO
the Oflce. Alfred Tigar. I64 William St
MISCELLANEOUS.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
uorsr AND OFFICE nENoyATrNo-

,s.,uaT-TAN House Cleaning ara heno-
- s,sstnr Bgreau James z, Garner. II FIop- - -
Al rnauner of houseclesninE, at1slSns 80
20 West 2sth ST @hone
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

0TAAsOSDs. Highest prices for DIA-
EONRS- PEARLS and JEW ELK +; t5A-
- s1-rsIser: ALSO bargains IN DIA-
kfoNDs always on hand LIcHTESSTEIN.
sI5I Broadway, corner dist st.. Room S04.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

uORsENAN and trainer. experienced. now
omen enr position on stock farm or city
stable. best references. r. II. Bradner. S2
putnam ave, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
FURN1rURE REPAIRED. REFISIsHEr

Co1-NTESs AMELIA. wonderful clairvoy-
o1- medium: business. love, marriage. m
,~..,ents family troubles everything: sue
.s-sF1iI: consultation ST. 3i4 West Seth St.
rear Sth ave
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
HAT CLEANING.

r-TcTUgIvE FRENCH MILLIEEEsI: :tTlv Slso
ladies' or genuenen's ieH ,as3aa aslo and
hsls li.'s..S lyxe new. French Millinery Co.
~ Amsterdam ave, near esta -.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

PHOTO EETOUCHING ior urolessie.,,-..- -.
eoIorinE lessons given. Mrs v 2 Ero~n-
Ig2 East 1It1 ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

GOLD. silver. platinum. diamonds, rubies.
sapphires, pearls, eTreralds, pawn tlckets'
valua bles bought. John Daley. 6j4 9th ave
V-ORN-Oi-T gold and silver bought by r.
Longrnan's sons. gold and silver refners.
Jonn ~.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
Gas and ELEorE1C FIXTURES

Gas eleCrr-r n com 11nst3on
fixtures of al kinds. also doUss
h al colorE. artisticaliy con-
Structs5 We make them Al
q our goods are Fua-s uteed the
best material in braSs snd
tfNE a TrouEht-irau We ca1 save you
fr@ money. Cali OF Us before pur-
- - chasing else- here
= Unior G2s Fixture Co.,
~ West 2sta st. x. ! e.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

POULTRY. Dogs. Pigeons. Pheasants. Pea
Fowl. swan. villa Duck Canarles. Gold
nsh: aIfo eggs for Matching. Write Tor
prices The United CO. 2G Nesey 81
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

WORK WANTED.
Female
\ FRIGHT. skiIful woman will execute all
Kinds of commissions shopping Chaperon
.baatrp tlarties 20 out Of town on errands
or tr transact business. adjust difference
between principals Miles, 40T West 18th
St Telephone G34J Chelsea.
cr.rRK cashier or houseieeper for the
summer in hotel or large boarding house
IN the mountains. by three teachers; refer
ences. Address <. S. % Maple ave. Red
Bank. y. J.
-oNPANION or ATTENDANT to elderly
or serni-invalid lady; by refined Christian
woman: pleasant home desired; small sal
airy Travis. 2lS West 124th ST.
COMPANION - enc or TWO ladies travel
ling abroad for the summer, BY French
teacher Box DO. Pittsffeld. Mass
COMPANION.-You French woman. II.
useful companion: speak both ian
gUaEes nuently; best references Nellie
GGutier. 2j1 West T3d St
DREsSM AKER. Competent: wishes 4 few
more customers; 81 80 day. Mrs. Mel
sen care of WItlsov. 101 West SSth ST
DREssMAKER.-By day or week: perfect
1T: children $ dresses MIS- Fiillan'
Tribune Uptown once, 1864 Broadway.
GoVERNESS Protestant. speak
ing English: college preparation, Ger
man, piano. drawing kiuderEarten' present
employers address. p. O. Box S55. BTon1-
Vile, y. y.
TENoGRAPHER.-som experiences. A.
IL. ole East $50 s.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

tT-,T-sr.y y,-l1pECrT Young. neat Swedish
rf-f- E70d -o0E and waitress good reier-
ems Cs-arlesE-s Bureau T1d Lexinstan
ave Tel loJ5-P-aza-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-09

rARGT and small room, newly furIlisheo;
board optional: elegant mouse, prlE9.e -
American 1alsliay' ~ xTSs+ f22d st
MADISON AVE. 67s. e94. 69e corner 6ist
stD-Retuce6 rates for fuil.Ille4 -
single rooms prifate %
[oT-Ez sT EAST-Iarge rooms. win
bosrd- reasonable refereIlces.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-12-09
Your choice of desirable lot Of beautiful presents
Your satisfaction guaranteed. ~
The: New Beehive Store
;;unoH - 4
Attorney Wallace. of Wah d.
'!iHHifif}i5;Xaf'ISi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! = '5'Xi;I7i1.''

ton At,o,e2S $Mfi's8}s, + f. T,s B.
|ii4a"gGonn Bpg t@}fi a''1 With tGg dr. A
'Ree"9ase '''befoneo thg Dist rsf,
Court. The Independent ack
no Wedges planant call. MF
y aa1Ilq6e i AjPqafq avery plf PAR
ing, gentlIemhn tq m 1eft end PR
j~Eh44o?}m the bays ALI enjoN a 9 hfH p
with. -F0rm.ah; Ihdepepden t.
'.h1A1I purse f"hearly 1906, hHs
baeh raised ny Subscription III
AhetA to be' Used til fertet out
tbe tniiEs <whD sgt' Til! boy Oh
6hs.' It Viii b'e aemhe red
that about six weeks ago, /
small boy while on an errand
for his fathers meat market
was caught by two ruffians, the
oil from his lantern poured on
his clothing and then set Of
fire He died q few days after
wards. The citizens want tht
deal explained.
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Congregational Church .Notes.

B Christmas iP ma. is coming at least
the Sabbath, school think SO.
Our annualpledge for $500 to
the Orphanage in Erzoon Hur-
ey has been paid, This is rais-
ed by the Sunday School from
Birthday Gifts and other spec
ial offerings as may Ia be be n d Cess
airy. :" ''''' y . '''>' NV
Sunday Dec IL the pastor is
to he in Maxbass assisting in
the dedication of new Con-
gregationsl Church. President
Mcfarland Of Valley city Nor
NAL will supply our puplit. Mr..
Mcfarland will have q message
for you, come and hear him.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-12-09
Henry, Map nn liiss,aa Of teona1 d
and Miss LenOra Hellinp ,nf

Henry, Map M;1sannnliis s,aof teona1 d
and Miss Le1nqqr'a .Hellliiaag Of
Kindred were united in mar
rtiauge, at faar3gH o' Tie 2$rd depart /:
Ing f Fl, there Is The home '!4' Of
Mr.. Mannis parents, in Rolah d
Io~stoo,' f6f'a Jh8tt' visit I'll 81 re-
turned to' Leonard on che i80th
where Mho Manise u.s. ednyloye b
g. ti sEsst yS Sa p SSs aad Sssp
ESTEEMED MISC Leh6fa '{sI a
popular young lady lhhd' we'll
known in Ithisd vicinity.h b
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Lar 3
'Helling. The Tribune with a
host of friends extends c0hgfa
tulations and trusts that their
matrimonial pathway may be
one Of upalloyed bliss.-,Kind-
req Aliou .nI'et;.in,;hnW ,oi nipp.
RUNNERS. So m h in Z
new in, runners for, that baby
carriage. See them at jamie
on's.
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Local News Items
~ 10athfredat Random Contributed By Our Feods7
Cream for sale phone 29OL.

l Il
Cream for sale phone 290L.
Martin Helling of Walcott
| has entered the S. S. S. for the
winter term.
G. L: parkhill was on the
sick list fer fer. q week ,oE ten days.
| He is out attending to his du-
ties again.
The .sixty.tirst congress met
| at noon on MondaX Dec. 9th,
and Sen Thompsonawas sworn
in On the seventh. .
Only remembered by what
you have5d6tl.;i make thai
memory plsasaht Hy buy] ng a
wHittl russtiA 5tes:7 a
Mrs. ], ID. Berpier, will be
IA Wahpeton forgive or three
weeks and will "a pleased to
TAX L orders for allFAinds of hair
work will. also DO ,chiropody,
Phone 2s 60 I 3 i,N; - ..s
Don't forget thu school. Land
sale to be held tn Wahpeton os
Tuesday the 2lst day of this
month. See the advertisement
on another page Of 3this paper.
Roy crofoot tof! MODS Jaw.
Canada brother, of Miss Ida
Crofoot is in this city the guest
of his Aunt ,Mrs. Folsom Dow
he says it is colder in Canada
then ia North. Dakota crops
in Canada this year was good
he got g. bushels OF wheat to
the acre he does not like Can
ada as we'll asS he does the
states he has been offered SIC
an acre for his farm he is go
ing back arid thinks he; shall
sell aud join his cousin Clar.
ence Dow in Western Montana
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1909-12-09

Atty. Korsvick was down
from fp q Abercsom bic Tuesday.
+ Gunnne Tosstensoi;n" Of Colfax
was in town the fore part of
week. 'sS-- '.@,,.S
/ John. .l Holman 9 ma and md wife ere
in the Sly y; this I.y wsek rYne wing
old acquaintances. 1>' , = I
--. T. A. Quititz and wife ep-ntl
squiav with Mrs. Quiti,z's
parents Judge and FlrsI#N an
Arnam. ns ~
w hen buying the Christmas
psesent buy *",nethi ing useful.
the year round, calf at Estes
and look them over.
THE Social Club of the NJ. +.
church met with MIR. and Mrs.
Bats and Mr.. and Mis-. Huche
son at the home of Rev. Huche-
son. 49,.
The Wahpeton barber shops
will remain open until IL y. n.
Friday night Dec. "a and wilt
b opened until noon on Xmas
day.
Fa Mrs. N.jJ.}Bowin of Colfax is
il this City the, guest of Mrs,
Joseph Richter her husband is
the principel of the Colfax
schools.
+ A. T. Anderson the Walcote
Post Master spent Sunday in
Wahpeton while here he visit.
ed at, the home of Judge and
Mrs. Van Arnam.
Write Buttons Busines B Col
ledge, Fergus Falls, Mimi, for
their special Holiday offer to
az who enroll the week follow,
ing New Years. a % IA as,;
Mrs. Hattie Woodbury. Kahl
of Hunter, and sister Mrs. Irv.
ing Mathews of Driscoll, N. d.,
were in the city this week
WISHING friends. s'.ssss7..s....
hflarriage licences we're issul-
ed TO Oscar. H. Hanson, and
Miss Blanch T. Richert, Dec. 4.
And Hans J. Ness and Hannah
4,J]s J. Lee ,,! nffS: 1T; IL; ,p;I Y,i,u,
IuyMiIi What ~ ,waqld make: "A hes' i
! S ?7Itl ftI4 ~; ,RresFpt,l4,than a
Ii Ste7iar;nns> an'dq, Eostern at.r es'
gpof9d thu ,ysarE round. sac "thd ii
/ at ii Estes haussfurnitpre. 5,"e
| See ANTON ,Giiles' and get n
cpptract,,f for "a ataot,o of lauA in
the evetglades,, 'Fbonida,snybd
gan get. a. Tract from 10 acre 81
II and a town doS tt, 640!acres Ia nd'
a town lotoioohtract. sells # pt
.$240 at $40 per month until, pal d.'
1caii' for for pI,sEiri1tic:;ulars. Pona tn
r,,.,l!ti,L..-, III la ~ NJ ,IbiG
EiYJ.7 I'd .nt.r .,it"r .."in"nnujifu
.ialN Nov ,,i il your time tins to buy a
bea!nt iI hat 1 At l,l little cast to
yooi1,rr'sse l 1f.d EHye'ry thing in line
of trim ned Tn hta5ttfs, fancy, feathers
etc; 60 e.i At half prise at Miss L.
c. Briggs BEGINNING Sat, Nov.
9th.
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Where your Dollar Does Its Duty.

We have the latest i'm proved
macRiak for@ putqlHg tireas On go
'carts..s" Titgs pdt' bh' Willie you
wait."'E. G. Estes 1hBus4 fa4n J
Usher. 'Gh';"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-06
BUMPER CROP ON
 THE STATE FARM
Cotton Out of the Grass at CumnIinS and Much Progress is Being Made With It's Development.

Little Rock, Ark, July 5.-Only ex- tremely dry weather will now prevent the state from gathering the largest crop eyer harvested from the state farm Supt. Ptcock has just re- turned from the farm and says the crop is entirely out of the grass and is ill better shape than he ever saw it before. \ belated rise of the river
 would do little damage unless fl would overflow the farm, for sipe water cannot affect. the cotton Seri- ouSlv now. Supt. Pitcock says the convicts have made q bumper cotton crop for the state this year, and as the locust, which was stinging the stalk several weeks ago and killing it, have been driven away by the hot weather. it is, almost a case of stand- ing by now until the time for cotton picking. which will not start on the farm until late in September. on ac count of the heat The convicts will hoe it out several times in the mean time, however, in order to give the cotton all the chance to grow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-06

street Second avenue, Mar II avenue, West Fifth and East Sixth avenues and over the broad area of beautllni Lakeside. They are already changed beyond the ken of the old-tlmef. but the changes i'll progress will stlll luf- finer lead him to believe the wand oi the magician has been waved over the main artery of this immature Chicago. Modern skyscrapers are fia- ing on the sites of the squat ana dingy business houses Of the past Church and school building is en- ragged in a race with the fast lh- creasing population; business enter nrises of vast significance have been launched or are on the ways oi early launching: investors have been at tracted from far and near to the city of pr0mise. Sure funds would not be invested in a dead town or dying town or a town with no future.
 The paving and the sewering and inc sidewalks and the new schools and churches, the modern business houses and the unsurpassed prospects are making Pine Bluff good place in which to live and to do a profit able business.
 Pine Bluff is breaking from the old order and launching forth upon the new order of progress and develop ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-07-06
STANLEY KETCHEI
 PUTS OUT PAPKE

San Eraneisee@s"'Jufyy 5.~stan1ey' ketef1el got decision over Billy Papke today at the end of the 20th round. In his decision Referee Billy Roche was greeted with cheers and jeers The fight was the most vic ious evr seen here, the men bleeding so much that they resembled sham bles. Ketchel broke his~~rfght hand and left thumb in the sixth round. In the tenth Ketchel knocked Papke down. Roche said Ketchel landed harder and oftener than his oppon ent