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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

The divorce court al last heard
the sad story Of this disappointed
woman and she was set free from
the man whose unrratefuineas had
led him not only 20 reduce her 10
practical poverty. but 20 mintreat
her. After the divorce was granted
she became "a trained nurse. Weary
nights she watched over the sick
and with the proceeds Of her ex-
hauatlnE work she educated her
sons ana l0ngsd for the day that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

a BULB EXPERT Of the depart
mont 81 agriculture Is Of the opin-
Ion that bulbs can be grown on
Puges sound as easily as IN Hol-
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

CHEHALts farmers are harvest
ing rlaK, the first crop 20 be grown
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

SPOKANE CITIZENS have voted
20 grant a franchise 10 the Home
Telephone company. Automatic
telephones will DO Installed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

a RICH LEDGE Of copper has
been discovered ia Thuraton ooun-
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

The Latest coior Combinations.
In mems hats. shirta. neckwear.
hosiery. etc. you VIII find az the
exclusive mems small wear shop.
y. y. Brooks a Co.. 1871 and ave.
So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

shirtsl shirtsi shirtsl
A beautiful showiue OF new fali
styles. "Moparchs" only ti.Qe each.
Mt T. n. Brooks 4 Co.'S, ia9t End
ave sss
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THIRD AVENUE
MINE

= THIRD AVENUE A GOLD :
MIME. 4
Eureknl I've found a." 4
4 shouted a. Hanson. a workman =
4 employed on the Third avenue
a reRrade. as he picked up a s. =
A gold pIcce out Of a pile OF 4
4 rubbish covered by the side 4
4 walk that Is being removed. =
= Hanson has found several :
\ silver pieces since he has been =
4 working on the regrade. and =
4 his fellow worltmen charge =
4 him with grabbing at the side 4
4 walk work on account Of tho 4
4 remuneration. \
a 4
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CHAPTER l.
II was az the time % the great
centennial at Philadelphia. Men and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

cIearancs Sale Mems Suits
1 900 ti2.5o and $500 Suits at s.
each
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-28
Etmattcta1.
yesterdays STOCK MARKET.
shows Considerable Strength for n
Time i'm the Morning.

Shows Considerable Strength for n
Time in the Morning.
New York, Jan. 27.-The upward
course of prices in the stock market,
which set in yesterday, was continued
quite briskly this morning and the mar
ket for time showed strength and
breadth. Considerable buying for Lon
don account helped to this end. But
the force of the demand seemed to be
spent towards the latter part of the
day, and there was a notable falling
off in the volume of the dealings and
some reactions in prices. The news Of
fered no explanations for the dying out
of the demand, but the fact was no.
ticeable that the recovery had about
made up average losses of the earlier
part of the week. The demand hesitat-
ed at about the recovered level. The
feature of the latter part of the day
was the large number of industrials of
all classes, which were pushed upwards
successfully. The minor iron and steel
stocks and those of trades allied with
the metal industries were especially
conspicuous in the movement. Equally
conspicuous was the fact that the pre-
mier in industrials, the United States
Steel stocks and Annalgamated Copper,
Wereheavy and laggards in the move
| ment. The same was true of the cleo
tries and Smelling. This led to the IN
ference that profits were being sought
on the recent advances in these major
industrials under cover Of the move.
nent in the minor irldustrials. The I'LL
innate yielding Of AmalgamFated Cop
per to the realizing pressure lsharpened
this suspicion. The advance Of North
ern Securities ON the curb to Va new
high record stimulated the strength in
the Hartman stocks and Erie kept up
the accompanying, movement as for
some time past: Readings strong state
| ment of December net earnings was a
helpful factor for the coalers. Railroad
earning reports were otherwise helpful
to stocks. The entering upon the stage
of rate cutting, of the dispute over ex-
port grain traffic for the Atlantic and
! the gulf ports, was regarded with dis,
satisfaction. The settlement of the In
terborough Rapid Transit labor ques
ton helped the local fractions. The APP
pointment of a receiver for the Stand
ard Rope 6 Irvine company was so en-
tirely ignored ais to arouse curious COM
parsons with the market effect Of cpl
sodes In the career OF predecessors OF
this corporation. The late break in sym
pathy with Analgamated Copper was
partly retrieved, Erie leading the rally
again as in the previous upward ten
dency. The closing was firm.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par
value. $6,425,0oO. .+&A,4- (
United States KS declined 3-S per cent
on call. A..
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do I'd pfd.. 25z 2s4 254 IS
Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices
reported by Prince & Whitley. bankers
and Brokers. Is Broadway. New York.
and 10 Center street. New Hayen.conn.:
Rfd Astrad
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THE NEW HAVEN ORPHAN AsY
LUM.

Donations From December %, 1894, TO
January 26. 1865.
Estate Of Philo Bennett. additional
legacy, 5000; estate OF William E.
Downes, IS cents; Butler & Tyler, $50;
Plymouth church Sunday school, S..
Discount on Bills-The John E. Bas-
sett & Co., 81; Gamble-Desmond Co.,
S1.79; Howe & Stetson Co., s1.56; E. C.
Goodrich, 81; Edgar Thomas. IS cents;
]. A. Hodgson, IS cents.
Willis L. Mix, medicines for month;
Mrs. John Nicoll, carpet rags; Mrs J.
n. Hurlburt. knitting mfttens; S. S.
Thompson & Co., 70 loaves bread; B. P.
o. Elks, box oranges.
Visiting Committee for February
Mrs. T. A. Bostwiek, 10 Livingston
street; Mrs. I. L. Lippencott, 1913 Law
renee street.
CAROLINE L. CURTIS, President.
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
THE CONTINUED UPWARD TEN
DENCY OF STOCKS

Readings UncomB.onIy Large Earn
ings-steeps Earnings-O. & W.
Doing Well In Earnings-IIlinois
CentraPs Strength-Hide & Leather's
Good WOrk-0fher Notes.
''steel's the thing" remarked san
guine operator of long experience yes
terday, land / don't know of any stocks
I have ever felt more genuinely bullish
on
Those who were sanguine that Balti-
more and Ohio would increase its COM
mon stock dividend now feel quite du-
bious on the subject, yet the net earn
ings are showing marked increases.
The strength of United States Steel
shares, it was stated, was due entirely
to anticipation of good statement Of
earnings next Tuesday.
American Locomotive was lively yes
terday and had rising tendency. The
builishness was started over the alb
sorbing by the company of the Rogers
Locomotive works and the active condi-
tion of its business.
Russian complications are spoken of
as the only factor likely to initiate
against securities. What is meant, of
course, includes the outgo of gold.
Bull talk on Ontario and Western was
heard, as the net earnings since the
New Haven road got it are showing
marked Improvement.
One firm bought 5000 Illinois Central
yesterday, putting the price UP points,
from 1856 to 1853, during this operation.
The buying was thought to be for in
vestment interests, though in the past
Illinois Central has often been used by
operators to help lift the general mar
ket.
A conservative stock exchange house
recommends Delaware and Lackawan-
ma as cheap even at S45. 1t is asserted
that it is earning 81 per cent, or about
/ on it's current price, :
Insiders in the American Hide and
Leather company are very bullish on
the preferred stock, which has already
an equity in future earnings represent
ed by about So per cent. on dividends
which have accrued since the organiza-
ton of the company, and is entitled to
a cumulative per cent. when dividends
are declared.
The net earnings of Reading suffice te
account for the bullish talk about it
Net earnings for all companies increas-
ed $603,501 for the last month of the
year, bringing the increase for six
months of the fiscal year UP to 81, 42S 1894
and this increase alone is equal to pei
cent. on Reading common. Surplus fol
six months increased s1,647,477, and ii
the rate of earnings is maintained il
would appear that at the end Of next
June almost per cent more will have
been earned on the common stock thar
was earned in the year ended last June
According to report, the North Amer,
lean company will increase its capital
from $17,OOO,oOO to s2s,0oo,0o0 for the pur-
pose of taking over the minority stock
of the .Laclede Gas company and the
Union Electric company, of st. Louis
8 negotiations for which are now pend
ing. %e;:% :
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LocAL sToCrk auoTATIoNs.

Furnished by Kimberly, Root &c Day.
Bankers and Brokers. 1913 Orange
Street.
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Quit Claims.

Wallace E. Clark to John j. Dundea-
Wv, rear Of Vernon street.
The New Haven Trust Co. to Charles
P. Walker, George street, one hundred
and twenty-eight feet.
Connecticut Sayings bank to Cornelius
Il. Driscoll, Dixwell avenue.
Frank J.. Cannon to George FL. Can
non, Spruce street, twenty-three feet.
Cornelius T. Driscoll to James Fl.
Webb, Dixwell avenue, one hundred and
twenty-eight feet.
George F. Atyood to Charlotte S.
Harton, Orchard street.
Max Adler congregation Mishkan
Israel, Blake street, seventy-two feet.
Simon j. Hugo to Andrew Moorhead
ct al, Brownell street, forty feet.
Charles e. Brown to George e. Lees,
Clark street, fifty feet.
The New Haven Savings bank to
George c. Lees; Clark street, fifty feet.
Angelo Parto ito Joseph Fappiaro ct
ux., Hill street, ninety-four feet.
Tomas Sc Nettleton to William G.
Redfeld, trustee, Elm street, two hun
bred and sixteen feet.
Tomas & Nettleton to Sassacus en-
campment, No. /, I. Q. o. F., Whalley
avenue, one hundred feet.
his Pendans.
Martin MeAllin to Bridget e. McAllin
East street, forty-five feet by ninety
ave feet, ON Beach street, $55s.3S.
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NEW YoIsK STOCK MARKET.


On the New York Stock Exchange.
reported by Prince & Whitley. Bankers
and Brokers. So Broadway. New York.
and Is Center street. New Haven. Conn
Open. High. Low Close
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HIGH SCHOOL TEAM

Will Play the Ansonias in This City To-
Night.
The New Haven high school basket
ball team will play the Ansonia high
school in one of the regular league
games at Anderson's gymnasium this
evening at o'clock.
The New Haven boys defeated Anso-
mia by small score in Ansonia in the
first game of the series, and Ansonia
hopes to wipe out this defeat by beat
ing New Haven on her home floor to-
night
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Mortgages.

( John r. Melia to Union Trust Co., 3d.
600; Orange street, fifty feet.
Eliza Strickland to Ann E. Sanderson,
$500; Dixwell avenue, sixty-two feet.
Catherine. Campbell to Almshouse
farm trustees, Edgewood avenue, fifty
feet. $1,000.
f Jessie E.. Holt to Charles E. Brown,
Clark street, fifty feet; $4,000.
Israel Weinberg to Joel A. Sperry
College street, thirty-seven feet; $4,000
Andrew Moorhead ct al, to Simon j.
Hugo, Brownell street, forty feet; 3d.
500. 2..f.
II Cornelius r. Driscoll to Connecticut
Savings bank, Dixwell avenue, sixty
five feet, $4,000.
The trustees of the Swedish Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Bethesda church to the
New Haven Savings bank, Franklin
street, fifty feet; $4,000
s Louis. III. Bristol, trustee, to c. r
Driscoll, Dixwell. avenue, sixty-two feet;
$500.
The Covington Trust association tc
Eva A. Gilkes, Crown street, forty
eight feet, $4,000.
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REAL EsTATH TRANSACTIONS.
L. g y y " II.
Warranty.

- n - NJ =. WaTTaHLy,, - -.
Charles T. Coyle to John F. Mealia
Orange street, fifty feet.
Lloyd Phonexl to Charles T. Coyle
Cold Spring street.
Phelps Phoenix to Charles T. Coyle
Cold Spring street, one hundred and
fifty-seyen feet.
George C. Lees to Jessie E. Holt
Clark street, fifty feet.
Joseph Fapiano ct Tx, to Antonio Me
liza ct ux., Hill street, fifty-seven feet.
Eva Gilkes to the Covington Trust as
ISOLATION, Grown street, forty-eight feet
stephen Whitneyeto Charles c. Brad
ley, Willow street, fifty feet.
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New Haven office. $40 Chapel street.
Norman A. Tanner. Manager.
New York. Jan. %.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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United States Government Bonds.

Chicago Market.
Chicago, Jan. 81.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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Cotton Market.

Consolidated Stock Exchange.
Reported over private wire by John Fill
kins & Co., "a Broadway, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

c&lite 1t member of the grand lodge il
1891. All since then has held the of
tieeS of distrjet de9aty grand master
grand warden and district grand mas
ter. Mr.. Emerson IS a member and
past chef patriarch Of Prospect Hill
encampment, Il member of the Re
hekah lodge at Milford and of Canton
a. Nashua. He Wis hosH in Milford
in 1866 and is wee president Of the
Granite Savings ha1lk= of that city.
The fraternity Is in most flourish
ing condition in Georgia. During tie
past eight months fifteen new lodges
have been Instituted.
The meeting OF the sovereign grand
lodge this year Will be held in Septem
Der in Philadelphia.
California Rchekahs Increased in
membership last year Ito exactly the
same gain made the Year previous
During the past thirty six years the
lodges of Pennsylvania have distr but
cd for the relief of distress and for the
prevention of distress and actual want
the sum Of 6,;39S, ,94S %
Delaware has twenty-four lodges
With a membership OF 2.669, a gain of
III for the year.
Odd Fellowship has always grown
rapidly, but the past year has been
record breaker. and the reports will be
most gratifying TO every member of
the order
There are now twelve lodges IN Kan
sas having over 200 members. Shaw
nee No. |, To.ecka. still ranks first, with
333 members.
The building aud rt. c~tate co;npris-
ing the Widows and orphans holL.e of
Texas are valued At nearly $75.000
There are now ninety four people in the
home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
Royal NeixhbOra of America,

The supreme camp Will he convened
It Topeka. Kan. on the first TUESDAY
n June of this year
Thirty six camps of the Royal Neigh
bors each have beneficial membership
OF over 100
The Illinois jurisdiction had close te
21 900 beneficial members at the begin
ming of the year 1905.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
MaccabeeS.

The regular meeting Of the Macca
bees was held Thursday night As
the result of State Commander F. II
Perr,'s work here during the week
the olcwine were initiated into the
orde': H NJ Williams, Claude P
While H. s. Reynolds and Carl A
Pet erson. Mr.. Perry will return
Monday and spend the rest of the
ueak al work here. Eight more can
di(ates are TO be initiated at the next
meeting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
C. :'1-t-''- - -
QRAIEHHAl,,Go5SsP)
.--..-.. : 80 f>->>,..s-,r--~zs.g9

Fraterualism pluckS the thorns of
poverty froIu the doors Of many
homes.
The combination of low cost and
safety is made uoSsib,e under tie ban
ners of fraternal' SIN for the reason
that expenses arc reduced to q mini
mum.
The Catholic Knights OF America re
Gently made a complete readiustmeut
of its assessment rates on present mem
herS.
There We're >iNty-six fraternal and
mutual insurance associations and nine
stock companies organized during 1904.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
svrs<ss~En-=sass ,stStt5I,X ENE~xvSzn-kAxEa--z=
80 1=z4zI :E4vA441I :!!!!I

- great ineuhouee recently report
hat a steady aud substantial. in
ease III membership continues In al
! = reservations
0Eclj Lenaae tribe Of PhiIadelphj,.
rvd Loco u"atbers at last report An
her strou= u.'c III Philadelphia is
aseca, with over 7,M netuocrS
During the past twenty great suns in
d,w Jersey there has been an aNerag
.'et gain in membership of LOCO fol
sch great sun.
The largest tribe in tie Ohio reserva
ON is Fleet WooI 0t Canton. RY adopt
ng class OF thirty seven palefaeeS re
emily its membership WAS Increased
O $40.
Six new tribes are III process Of or
Zanization IN the New York reserva
ion.
The Red Mems Aged Members homa
q Pennsylvania is HoW caring TO-,
Welve persons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
kuighta Of nitus.

IN 1903 the total number of state
councils was twenty three. TO-DAY il is
thirty two.
The order in 1aa@ operated II all Ii,
states except Nevada Arizona and
Idaho Since then hourishin9 councils
have come into existence in Arizona
and Idaho, and council will be insti
tuted in Nevada within few weeks
The total net assets Of the o;ticl il.
1903 were $975, today they are
S1,l27 CA O. The per capita surplus
was S26.29, today il is $26.35.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
knights of Honor.

During tue year 1904 there were
3.475 limitations and 1872 deaths in
the various Jurisdictions of the order.
In the knights of Honor twelve as
sessments are levied each year on GER
tiAcates ranging from $500 to $4,000.
There was paid to heneficiaries OF de-
ceased members last year 81 1872 G31} 80.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

~ yds' Wool Ingram at ...... 20,
% yds. Wool Ingram at a.
= Eds, Wool Ingram at 49,. SIC
- Sos' Wool Ingra n at...... GO,
b yds. Wool Ingram at ST.
Z Is yds. Wool Ingram at 80 Soc
- Sas. Wool Ingram at .....5 5n,
l-4 yds. l-2 Wool Ingrains at. .25e
y y yds. II Wool lngrains at a5e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

yas. II Wool Insrains a -. IS
, L yards Half Wool Ingram. IS
: :" yds. II Wool Ingrains at s.
- yds. II Wool lngrains at. 81
. - yds. II Wool Tngrains at, a
y yds. 1-2 Wool Tnerains at ~
. yds. Gotten Ingram at ... -
= II yds. Cotton Ingram at =.
10 :" yds. Cotton Ingram at -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
,DERN WOODME
otes and Gossip From Va
rfous JurfshfCttous.

of $50 candidates was initial
nsas City, Mo. recently.
~ ,kee camp Of Milwaukee, Wis.
initiated 4 class of nineteen
IS and received twenty-five ap=
's the same night.
eavent Joint installation of the
n1oodj"en camps of Peoria. III.
by 1000 PEI
hral cash prize vi @es....erv / r.
! d,,i,lna ;eatu of .i1a:9rs nt"soat
E.HNaGkee lead e;Siai
l]@nlti5 aeea e'ecleI
; 7"~ }zaVsesjee. salt. IL. -
IA time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

The secret about making money IS
MOI TO lose it.
A woman can admire her bahy's
hair when it is bald,
A girl seems TO have an idea that il
she mentions the word garter SOM
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
ODD IzLUCWS.

Fffc Gr..ud z:,~t... N<u Hampshire
Erip.ss s.ia,s Noes.
Grand N2stei' IL ..zrs : Emerson q
New HAMPSHIRE * Il resident Of Mil
ford AMI has beel a meAaeF Of the
order since INS>, WieH Ae VIZ i;4tiat
eli i'll tustos Maeum lo&ge. After senv
ing as nohe grand of this boiy Inc he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

one Will see it.
a boy would even rather go &c
Sunday school than have the ministel
come to dinner.
The funniest thing is how widow
kisses a man as if she had never
heard of such a thing befcre-Nev
York Press.
Mr.. Dugood-Do you keep The Sab
bath, young man?
Drug Clerk fabsent-minded1- 1--1vo
sir, but we have something just as
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

II the regular meeting Il Imperial
lodge. X {: p Friday night the com
nittee appointed to inv stigate the
matter Of consolidating the Int. rial
and Juliet lodges reported faVorably
and submitted the agreement After
sGme discussion il was decided 10
take a wee of all the members of the
lodge or the matter and copies OF
the agreement Will be mailed to each
men bor. Three weeks TIVE is given
in which To yete Only routine husi-
ness w5s transacted An application
for enc aew member was received and
fled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
UNITED WOR<iWETQ.

sons Initiation Ni@ts--Froue Wv
rioUN .Furisdicfi"ns.
Ne haze Il Wy t,r-e number O!
members vic have sal's, Who are egg
IL Il membership i'll oar order az
WHO are Haj aelah.gs. We see 40 re-.
Sell Wlt Tie fat..eHs of these sons can
Hot induce them t0 become meiu he3ss
We would Ike to see the officers of sat
various subordinate lodges take te tae
question OF EaYiRg 4 "sots initiatH9.
night ni2t1t UPON which no ore La
q son or soR. II law Of Il member si6,f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02

A fellow doesn't like TO be told that
his cake is all dough, and yet the
man who is out fer the d2agh may
take the cake.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
tents Per Yard For. A.+4:

= E's: Axninsler Carpet at IS
yas. No 7o7 Velvet Carpet at. re
'6 2-5 yds No IA Velvet Garnet ~
- l-a yds No. coo Velvet Car
pet at
: 20 yds. No 6o6S Velvet Carpet
$1,000. ......z.......8o 8oc
:, > yds. Nc. 1880 yelvet Carpet at. zoe
= - yds. Velvet Carpet at ....75c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
have q large number OF pa
81
new ones. a1. @'7e Of was

ve f'tant.eSt.re los3@es in GIHca4o. as
aloWs: .aisf n, YORK. t.@f...&este. IL.
manuel 4l8. .&he1ai;a
elAe er;f-. ma.ter Of Maine decide.
th5t lal@r f1.'fls - Fl Ut ~ used e..
at1teastire e.sctj'.@: ,fs an, "'zt'ense Of
annual rea,nti5a>. hl;t t.at "a reason
able eXreHse only f"3, refreshments 81
lodge meetllsS s.e.. ii - !ii 1le..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
Lacoh Erlil,11 a:-,a M.il ..r~ n :

1'NVI7 IlT TTIIIT7 VV.S5 VII VII III TTI0
degree Tuesday njeht There
was large attendance a the last
neeting and 0e interest was erati-
flying. Severa eandidates Will take
the degree at the next meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-02
knia is of Pvtf1l9s,

lafayette Edge will work in the
page and esquire degrees Monday
night 1'her' are a number Of can9i-
oates for ea'h degree