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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24

to the place OF review Sunday morn
arate organizstions. A-heS may nsS
join with any school in the march
down town, but preferably with the
Bryant pupils at the Bryant school
grounds.
ON account OF an the children being
up town Sunday morning. the superin-
tendency Of the Sunday schools OF the
four Stakes announce that no Sunday
school viii be held in the various wards
on Sunday morning.
The automobiles 10 be occupied BY
the presidential party and guests upon
arrival In this city at 4;30 are to be
occupied as follows.
Car No. President William IL
Tart, Gov. William Spry. Capt. A. W.
Butt L. 5. A, A. ID. c., James Sloan.
special agent.
Car No. Special Agents United
States treasury department. (secres
serVice).
Car No 3-Chsyles C. Wagner. the
presidents stenographer, Joseph u
Murphy Senator Reed SmoOt n. A.
ballnger secretary Of the United
states department OF the interior
Mayor John s. Bransford
Car No. 4-Wendell Michner assist
ant secretary, Dr.. J. j. Richardson.
Senator George Sutherland
Gar NO a-ltobert G Small, Associated
Press Robert A. Hazard. United
Press; Gerrit Fort. assistant vice presi-
dent Of the New York Central rail-
road; u. r. Burnley. general passenger
agent o. S. L. railroad
Car No &c. A. Fowler. New York
sun; William Hoster. Hearst News
service; " s. Mccormick
Car No. sherman =. Allen. New
York Herald; Harry p. Dunlap. New
York World John Hern, NJ. II. Walk
err /. A. Benton
Cars s and captain Bryan Conrad
and officers Of the stan Of the governor
Of Utah
Car No. l0.-The press OF Salt Lake
Car No. H. Unassigned
Car No. l2.-The presidents mes
sengcrs
sheriff Joseph c. Sharp has arranged
Tor an escort 10 accompany President
TAFT on his trip TO Saltair and the
Country club n Is composed OF him
self sheriff B. y Barlow OF Weber
county, Sheriff y W Crookston Of
Cache county. Sheriff George y. Judge
Of Utah county sheriff Gus \. Hen
roid of Juah county Sheriff James
Ware Of Davis county, Sheriff NJ NJ
Bush of Tooole county and sheriff
John knudson Of sanpete county.
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SAMUEL |. GOODMAN
ARRESTED TODAY
CITY License Assessor to- BE Suspended
Pending Hearing Of Assault
On Wife Case.

Samuel Goldman. city license asses
sor, was arrested this morning by shcr-
m sharp on the warrant issued for him
yesterday az the request OF his former
wife, Mrs Ida NJ Goldman charging
him with assault A. n result. IL ia
stated, that Goldman win be suspended
from his position by city Auditor Ru-
doph AIN pending the hearing Of IN ,
case
ln the complaint Goldman is charged
with having assaulted his divorced
wife iu the or Drug store on Thifd
South street last Tuesday night while
In company with some friends Cod
man used his black jack" on his wife
and threatened 70 get her" After a
struggle he was thrown out OF the drug
store and the police were called but
no arrest was made until his wife
swOre to the complaint
Goldman has been an active support
az of Joseph Lippman for the mayor
atty nomination on the American"
ticket lie was promised Il is stated.
that 10 case Llppnan was nominated
and elected he would be made chief
~ police
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pie will boil their drinking water
and also their milk
"rhe typhoid germs are killed by
comparatively low heat so that an on
binary amount OF sterilization assures
safety Tn the present epidemic the 10
cal newspapers are 20 be congratulated
for the great work they are doing for
the public Through their columns the
peopl4 OF the city have been warned ol
the spread OF the dreaded disease, and
have thus been given ample time 20
take precautions for their own safety.
II the students In this class win report
all known cases 90 the city health board
and also TO the lIal newspapers, they
viii be doing a great service Co the au-
thorities who are attempting TO stamp
out the disease. and also 10 the citizens
who live In the vicinity OF the place
whore the disease Is located"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24
THREE YEARS FOR
A SILENT BURGLAR
Randolph Declines TO Make Any
Observation-Disclosures Prefer 10
Forfeit 81 900 Bail.

John Randolph pleaded guilty 20
the charge Of burglary in the second
degree I'm Judge Lewis court this
morning and was sentenced TO serve
three years in the state prison In
the Information. he was charged with
having entered the residence OF Rich-
ard Barker at so puth Twelfth East
street on Sept 10. 500. Randolph de-
clned To make "a statement after en-
tering his plea
II quinn and Daniel sullivan. two
alleged Iickpoc kets, failed to appear
this morning in court when their case
was called and forfeited their bail OF
$500 each They we're jointly charged
in the Information with robbing
Alexander Walker Of a gold watch,
SIS ia money and a handkerchief.
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Salt Lake Ready to
Greet Presidential Party

To greet the chief executive Of the
greatest nation ON earth salt Lake
today feels proud TO extend the glad
hand Of welcome to President William
Howard TAFT
The line OF progress OF the presi-
Dental party from the depot to Fort
Douglas, where President Taft Will re-
view the regular troops this afternoon.
has been tastefully decorated ia honor
OF the distinguished visitor, with wav-
Ing flags and bunting. The committee
I'm charge Of the reception Of the pres-
dent asks that an the people Of tho city.
and especially those along the line
Of march OF the president decorate
their homes with American flags. No
especial scheme OF decorations are
hang out OF their windows a good nag
Il viii be an appreciated token OF re-
spect for the president and exhibit the
patriotism which the people Of this
city feel FOR the ruler OF the nation.
The program as originally announced
viii be carried out in the reception and
entertainment OF the president Upon
arrival at the Denver a. Rio Grande
railroad station at 4.3O this afternoon
iitelNfnt Itll VIII De met ny three
infantry companies and the signal corps
of the Utah National Guard The sol
diers will form a double line through
which the president viii pass in an
automobile. followed by his party. The
national guard companies will consist
81 3 company Of ogden. and q and HI
companies OF Salt Lake, and the signal
corps of this city. The president viii
proceed along Second South street 10
Main. north on Main street 20 South
Temple street. and east ON South Tenn
pie To Fort Douglas II is planned TO
have fhe president arrive az the fort at
o o'clock when The review viii start.
ON the brow of the . 20 viii be stationed
the First battery O.. \. g.. which viii
fire the pre %lcnts salute Of n guns
as the president comes into view.
After the review President TAFT Will
De the guest OF honor at "a banquet
a. be given by the officers Of the post.
followed by a reception This viii be
strictly a military affair. and Governor
Sprv and about 80 other guests have
been invited 10 attend
The program for Saturday and sun
day has boon previously printed. Supt
". n Christensen OF the city schools
announces that The children Of the
living flag belonging 90 the Long
fellow and oakley school in marching
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN TONIGHT.
Membership Of Three Hundred New
Young Men for Y. VI. &. \. Sought.

Tonight will witness the first mass
meeting Of representative Y. NJ. c. A.
members which has been held for
several years. The occasion Is the
launching OF a membership campaign
10 enlist 300 new members OF the or
ganization. While the gathering this
evening Will not I'm any way be In
the form OF an entertainment. yet the
program viii doubtless call together
am enthusiastic gathering. The details
of the campaign havo been pretty Wen
decided-l00 a day win be the slogan
Tor three days The campaign rs TO
open at ~ O'Clock next Monday at
which time all of the teams Will lunch
together in the lobby Of the Y. M. G.
A. building The teams win leave for
their districts Immediately after lunch,
reporting on Tuesday and Wednesday
at dinner. closing The campaign We'd
uesday night
AZ tho meeting tonight Attorney
Frank 3D. stephens of the Y NJ. G.. a.
board of management ana senator
Carl A. Badger chairman OF the
membership committee VIII speak and
probably also Joseph Lii pman. The
Salt Lake High school cadet band
VIII furnish the music Tor the rally.
The captains and teams as so far
appointed are as follows.
40 sponccrs Commlttee-Mcin-
tyre Russell q. l.. Saul l.. W Wood
ln. Beach ID Lyon. C. G. Bagby cap
tain.
no Luclan Ray. captain
80 Wesley King n. V. Dlley,
~. } BnCh A j.. Ebcrhardt Robert
Van Eaton.
SO 4 Robert Porter. captain. VIII
RAY Athol liawlns, ia. Richards. A..
~ Thomas.
so o. % vs. Carlson, captain. r. C..
Ashton. Dale Park j. %. Carter M.
NayIur
&c. g. w. C. Coulson. captain; Ner
WhltzcL w s. FInlayson E j. Blon-
qui-t Roy white.
SO o. James collins. captain J..
Fletcher. A. a.. Potts. m stephens.
30 s. T.. ~. sowlcs. captain. 10 ".
Murphy. VI B Tempest W. g.. Fol
hand. F IS Walden.
No o. R B. Ballcaptaiu. A Reeves.
%. w. Harvey W. @ Hoisworth George
Hoffman.
so no. John n Roe. captain, WIN
Han "a Cram. Leigh NeItiotuu. A D..
Gum. Mr. DAILY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24
MELON CUTTING

Angus ~ Cannon returned from "a
tWo-Wooks VISIT 90 &c. George this
morning greatly bsnented in health by
thc change Among the trophies be-
brought back from Dixie with Dim was
o. hugo ana lurI0us Datawha melon
which was raised on the farm of hIs
nephew. Melvin ID Harmon at ST.
George The sample demonstrated
that southern Utah more than holds
Der own when lf comes to products
M the aoil Tho melon NOT only looked
but tasted the part after the Incision
had been made az the editorial rooms
of the Deseret News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24
THANKS FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Manager Neph J. Hansen Of the
to the News" expressing his thanks
TO the salt Lake fire department and
especially to Chief Glore. for the as
sistance rendered by the department In
the recent fire. In concluding the let
ter Mr. Hansen says: while the loss
was very heavy. we realize IL was
through the efforts OF our friends that
part Of our buildings and stock were
saved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24

his men lined M. but u IL said that
The Arpman forces broke In on him
Holiday does not know. himself Just
how many % his men will go % tie
convention for Bransford. There were
about 20 In all city Engineer Louis
g. Kelsey succeeded In sending n NUM-
Der to the convention out Of his office
force. n Is estimated that he had
~ IN the convention.
Providing ti.at Bransford Is nominal
ed, IL Is stated. that Moran and the
other contractors viii contribute % the
campaign fund Raleigh win also turn,
over ~ the campaign fund about 81 600
which he has already collected IL Brans-
ford is nominated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services over the remains
N tho late Edward G. Sandbcrg. agod 40
Years. VIII be held sunday at q. m.
from the funeral chapel Of Joseph VIM.
Taylor y south West Temple street. ia
place OF Friday az 3 w. M. as announced.
Woodmcn OF the World and members "
Holds band please take notice Also
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24
A. MILTON MUSsER ILL.

Al the DR.. Groves T.. u. s. hospital
this morning a delicate operation was
performed upon A Milton Musser and
despite the fact that he as IN his
eightietb year. the operation was pro-
nounccd successful and there is every
indication OF a speedy recovery The
operation was performed by Drs Musser.
Allan and Middleton
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w. o. w, ATTENTION.

All members Of Camp fo6 win meet IN
thcir han sunday next Goth. at I
noon. sharp f0 attend the funeral %
Nhr sandherg Neighhors az othc
fCmps cordially Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24
DANCING socINLs

AZ the 0deon. Tuesday THURSDAY and
Saturday evenings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24
DIED.

klMBALL.-At D. east North Templo
street this city. sept. 81 1852. pho.bp
Judd kimhall: born Jan J.. 1857. n
Canada.
Notice Of funeral later
Conrad V. Riess. aged g years ana a.
DAYS.
Remains al the private reception room
of Eber W. Hall i6i south West Tenn
pie street Time aud place of funeral
10 be announced later
McDOWELL-n this city. Sept 20.
1903 Robert J Mcdowell aged n
years ID months and % DAYS
Remains at the private reception room
Of Eher w Hall lGi south West Tenn
pie street Time and place OF funeral
to DE announced later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-24
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Via Denver & Rio Grande

VIA DcnVer 4 ITO Grande.
To Provo Canyon, 1850 a. m........3i Is
To ogden, 1925 a. m, 1886 p. me-. 100
Returning on regular trains only.
Race track specials leave Union Depot
prior 10 the races. Only way to get 10
the track.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25
VANDERBILT'S SON
 FOR FAST DRIVING

Boston, March 24.-A sealed ver- dict will be opened in the superior court today in the case of Harold Vanderbilt, son of w. K. Vanderbilt. of New York, who Is charged with recklessly driving his automobile on January 23. - The verdict was re- turned yesterday afternoon. Young Vande -5llt, who is a Harvard student, was fined $lo in the lower court and appealed.
 He took the witness stand in his own behalf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25
FOR SALE Vacant Lots

sl200-t-f block, corner i2th and Poplar; terms to suit pur~ chaser. Sl0o0=--2 choice building lots 1nx
 40, Gibson add. Aiock of paved street and car lin" $1e00 each. s!200-2 choice building lots T11y 40, Gibson add, on paved street and car line; xi,1f'1 each.
 s3oo--Lot 5oxI5o, Wiley Joues addition.
 s50o--Lot i-2 acres; Meyers addition.
 s.:eo-Two lots 50xl5o each; Aliis addition. S60O-Two lots 5oSl50 each; Senyard and Hoiderness add. S500--Lot 50x150; Hanf's add. $50-Choico building lots In En~ terprise add. so5-Choice building lots h suburbs of city. $15O-Lots 5, 6. and s. !u Monks Western add: w1l! oe sold for S150 each. e1n. .of}'o--v.I 4' ,11o2io4, ~ith resi- e.eocs':: 7,tt, and Main :;trSsc;; daily increasing ;u Talia IS business property. $so0-Lot loD..3oO, Meyers suc- vey. near Rutherford Park add.
 $i10O-Des r,i,le l-4 block In Ringler's add, ON car line; East End avenue. SIP, ,000--l3 acre track of land conveniently located in South east part ot city. suitable for manufacturing Eite or city ad- .iition: this property is a bar gain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25
FOR SALE Homes

|JUOV--i-TOOn mousse With oath,
 electric lights and gas; all
 modern Improvements; situ-
 ated on paved street: car line
 aud within , blocks of court
 house
 200-t'ive-room cottage wired
 for electric lights; bath room,
 city water; good repair, de-
 sirable neighborhood.
 3s00-New 3-room cottage, has
 closets and porches; will sell .on terms to suit.
 $2000-5-room cottage, wood
 shed, barn and chicken house;
 lot 6Ox154, Sawyer and Austin
 add; owner being iss.rous Of
 leaving city is offered at sac
 rifice for cash.
 $450-Each, and 3 room cot
 tages on Walnut street. rent
 ing at. $500 each; special
 bargains.
 S300o-5-room cottage, bath, electric lights and gas; sisl2t
 ed on West 2nd ave; paved streets and car service.
 s40o0--Lot ll0x390; 12th and
 Oak; containing hous:@; i rents for sio. for $ and | for $i per month; cash o.' :, terms. B per cent; good h. vestmeEt.
 Sl200--6rooa, cottage. barn. chicken ard wood house; lor 73x300: an ideal home. S3000-6-room cottage; bath and light; South State street; l-2 cash, balance 1 and ? ye,rG, s < per cent.
 \ S5000-DesirabIe residencc ou paved street and car line: '- rooms, halls, 3 porches: electric light, gas and water;
 Broom servants house; terms
 $2000 cash, balance in 6, s !. and 12 mos, per cent. x $30.000--14 houses and , vacant # lots, near car line and paved
 street; rental income $253oa " per month.
 Farms
 2,00c-350 acres, 160 in culti-
 vation. 200 timber, alluvial
 bottom, protected by levee; @ we'll improved and stocked. < s2500-80 acres, 30 in cultiva- sA sA tion, 50 unimproved, suitable for fruit and truck; 2-story dwelling, barn, smokehouse and 4 we'll.
 39oo-4o acres, 9 in cultiva-
 ton 1 1-3 miles from railroad ' station; Broom dwelling,
 stable and barn. arc '$3000-S0 acres. 65 in cu1tiva=s ..t ton; 3 tenant houses. 2 barns. < ,@''' good orchard; 1-2 mile from ! Macadanf road. - . Ii 31ooo-120 acres 70 cleared.
 balance cut oser:;' can be easily. cleared; bargain for 'right man. Sr t.1.-sf-ss . :. s1soe.-so :. acres fine E bottom land. -abovs. soSerdows: partly deaaened' and ready for clear
 ing; bargain If taken at .. once.
 \ SS35Oo-160 acres. prairie farm
 near Goldman, Ark; suitable sg for rice culture.
 332,500-2,000 acres. 500 in cul- 1 tivation; good dwelling barns, \. cabins, gin. grist mill, and @ commissary; 20 miles from
 Pine Bluff; this Is one of the
 best plantations on Arkansas
 river; will be sold on easy
 terms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25
Miscellaneous.

4 AMATEUR PHOTO WORKERS; SEE me in my new rooms at 2ll 1-1
 Main St., where am prepared to finish from any size plate or film
 and get the finest results. F. w. Eek. 3-24 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25

3foit1. nioney. EAoney: the way t.1 always have money IS to protect yourself and family against loss 5y sickness. accident or death with n pol ;cy ill tho American Life and Acci- deHt Insurance Company. They issAe the Dea; policy on the market and c;s0 insure yoar whole family. For rates see soma of our agents or call on i. (. DeFee. r., l-o Eaat 'rhis.. ave
 .lun. Austin building. Pine Bluff. Ara t, pr T N. (. Hartman. state agent. reor1 SIS Southern Trust Building, L.ttlo Rock, Ark. 2~!o dA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25

TO LEARN BAR Der trade, few weeks required, best paying work within the reach of poor man; can have shop with small capital, wages from $12 to $20 weekly; wonderful demand for bar bers; catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber College, Dallas, Texas.
 3-20 $.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25

ham's Vegetable Compound Is the most successful Iine:ly for all kinds of fcnsaie tror',:les. md I feel that l can neve., pra;a, iieDoush. ~M MRs. L'zzlR HoItsAND, Noah, Ky.
 The Changeof Life is themostcritical period of d woIr57 Y. \ e&i stence, and neglect or healtis at this time invites disease and pain.
 Women 3TtfyT ere sho9'.}If aaem''e' that ti!ers' is DO other remedy kllown '<i medicine t!a;t. viii so sufce ,>.uIly carry womon thrNugl. this iryinF period |, Lydia E. pinki!Aln's Vegetable Cfl'j- pound, suaae from native roots ,s.',i herbs.
 For 50 years it has been curing women from the w sst forms Of female ills -- ll:i.ammatiosl. ulcoration. dis placements tibroid tUmors jrrcgnlari- ties, perin'lic pains, hackaehe. ald iiervnu, prostration.
 If yG?t would like srs"ciaf adt ice about sos.r ease write a contsden- :;al la,scr l.: Mrs. Pinkha.n, at f.ynn, Mass. Hry advice is free. snd always ,H'lpial.
 -~-..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25
LEW DOCSTADER'S
 MEN HAD THE GOODS
Big Minstrel Show Raises Big, Con. tinuons Laugh at Vendomc Twice.

Laugh. Then laugh some mo:. Then laugh a little bit in addition to your former laugh. And then laugh.
 That is the stunt that verybodv that goes to see and hear Lew Dock stader's minstrels does. They have to do it. You laugh until the part of the body that produces and em-ts laughter is tired and sore and yol would really like to quit. iut you cant. Neil O'Brien or Al Jolson or Lew Dockstader himself or some C: the rest of the bunch will con1 ol the stage and you have to lausA again Lew Dockstader has produce! 2 new kind of minstrel show. In this ennuied age novelty of any kind Is appreciated and Lew Dockstaders ; show is classed as novelty It showed at the Vendome twice yester- day. and each time it was met by a house that spent two hours and half in one big laugh.
 But laughing was not al! the sho " There was real music, some catc:.J, r3 tsgy pieces, others sweet, ilelOIiou5 composition, and all of tho songs a5ly sung. Ii add ton to this th. rt was ,l minstrel band, string and wind, that aided greatly in the production, &nsi ] i5 strong male chorus.
 -fi.c comedy work was not confined c. tie stars. The chorus, especially tIst oi9g ii1 "3fe Hoo ua.>l," ia which the costumes would have been I god send to a man with chfonic grou:h, l:cI.3as in t',e laNgh nla':ing to a con- sit'.iz:sls extent.
 Iieras, Willison, 2 ,aa!e soprano, t Il & Euice thot can fn2ch '!a very top ol the aclle and r.tain is sweet ness, rs ;ldertl several numbers, while ] Will ;.r! II. 1'aol31Sen. Ecns Y. HIos- ser Eddie 1iaziel' and others s,.up songs that were hits,
 Tn the cola, iy line thert were thrt [ Elen that &hon" alt as stars. They i were Lew himself the only anl orig inal, whose topical hits at Nashville anl Nashville institutions. especially the decampina sfnatorS. Were. .ncaret : to the l5i1lit. .AAct!.er was Sei! O'Brit T. the ininital5t.,, whose work v'hii, :t rata ned it's old Characters istics, was delightfully."- new. Then there was a new man, Al Jolson, tha, was {: show hiassei3. He looked tho part of q young negro minstrel 'c perfection, and the irresistible hum or of his portrayal was assisted b. the fact that .ae didn't wear the usua ridiculous n2aNs up bat dressed plain !y. He could whistle la t is given t :eW msn &o whistle. and nc coult dance. Ec~sVsr, they weren't al;
 7tsss:7 -1a:y, s.,32;1..c A2Zit1. Tom:n5 Hyde sad !7t Of others did stunts ] tisat rsTe nev and pleasing.
 ! Ter 1oc!Sst5-der has got & ninstroi show that has all the good features of the o!d-tilrc n,iddlemen-5ones trombone aggregatun. and that is something new in it's line.--Nashv;llt Tennessean.
 The Dockstader's Minstre1s will ap- pear ay the Elks Theater on Friday April l6
 l
 ] Pineules are for f3ackachc an,. bring quick relief to luInbago, yheu-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25

headache. nrrVuuS pro stration. and hemorrhages.
 Lydia k. Pink hams Vege ta ble Compoundmatlem me well and strong, so that 1 can do ali my housework, anu att tend to the store and post-otlice, and Ifeel muchyounger than I really am.
 ar ~1l;n II Dtuf-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25

Pineules are fer Backachc an3 bring quick relief to lumbago. rheu- matism, fatigue and all other sy1rp- toms of Kidney diseases. They are a tone to the entire system and build up strength and health. Price soc and $1.00. Sold by Dr. McCammon & Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25
Real Estate Department

E'u5 and sell Real E.ssats, purchase safe and rent of property money for Individuals
 The extensive experience it's officers lines of ous ness guarantees the best possible Company has many Senline bargans Homes, Vacant Lots Farms Timber the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-03-25
Timber Lands

iio0-acres hardwood, 50 per cent oak, balance hickory and ash; 2 1-2 miles from rail- road; net price s2o.oo per acre.
 1O00-acres, containing 5000 1t hardwood, such as gum, oak and ash; , 1-c miles from railroad; net price, $6.50 per acre.
 lSO0-acres, l-2 second bottom and 1-2 upland; heavily tim bered, with white oak, over cup and ash; price, $14.00 per acre net.
 5000 acres hardwood and pine; mill on land and in operation; situated on Cotton Belt Rail- ? road: will be sold at a bar gain.
 4 ,000. 900 feet pine stumpage In Saline county, 2 to 4 miles from railroad; write for price. &c7, ,500-Entire holding of mill ing interests. including F to 15 million feet yellow pine and hardwood, about 75 per cent hardwood. 25 per cent pine; c700 acres land, 1050 of which goes with timber. bal ance from 2 to 10 years; tim Der removal right; this prop erty is easily worth .$10.000 more than Is asked for 1t. 0,000-acres virgin timber, lyins in Phillips and Desha coun- ties; will sell on reasonable terms.
 5600-acres hardwood and cy- press, all connected. in Lin coin and Desha counties; ap- ply for prices and terms.