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The Washington times., 1905-06-11
Fer RENT-E0CSES.

FOR RENT-Suan frame house In East
Leanwood. directly on Columbia car line;
cheap to respectable colored family. OTEeT.
ROOM 1, Warder Building 9Th and SIS.
NV. icI1-2t
The Washington times., 1905-06-11
LINwooD HEIGHTS COMPANY,

FOR SALE-For few days will offer
at S275 a few choice building sites az
SILVER SPRING PARK These lots
50nI50 on graded street, 90 feet wide.
running back 10 z0-foot alley. are on the
highest elevation in the property, and are
really bargains. Some beautiful half-acre
sites at $500. ROBINSON s CO.. Inc, 6la
14th St NV. 1eI0-i2t
FOR SALEOn easy monthly payments a
finely built house containing II rooms.
furnace, all ready to move In; price, s., $50.
This me property and grounds cost the ah-
sent s.. Co., Location corner
Miller and lie Belle avenues. Berwyn. Md
For key call on kLEINER & CO., 617 NV.
je3-tf
The Washington times., 1905-06-11

SPECULATION-Ftve acres of land on the
line or 10th st extended and near 18th St
which Is now being extended, upon which
the Sapitat Traction cars Will soon be op-
erateo, near Brightwood and Rock Creek
Park. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 612 18th st,
NV. tae.3t
The Washington times., 1905-06-11
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
DC NOT FAIL TO SEE Us

About thai 20-acre tract on Queen Chapel
road. or 18th st. me-. for Subdivision
The Washington times., 1905-06-11
FOR SALE-LQTS,

FOR SALE-wE HAVE TIE ONLY SITRDI-
VISION North Columbia + 1ights) that Will
be Immediately benefited by the extension
or 18th St: no other subdivisions are nearer
than or blocks: bargains In a few lots
at IT TO 40 cents square foot; directly on
3 and within few hundred feet OF the extern
Ior particulars. ROBINSON & CO., Inc
olS 1Ath st. jel0-4t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
To Remove Sid 1e~5t.

e iaa rtra0fTced ta. s4a 44ae H4 1e Sr. t.auGs. uan Na.rHia and southern EatavF se pft 4-e ef a=meeiag portion lf is 8l4 5.ss44=se a.ad sgeisht ez #e D F =H5as v@=t of .fs present cation to 8e ased IS } leBot pending he erection of the new anion station When removed. the old 5ntlding VIII obstruct he street somewhat put the privilege was granted he company at the request of he contractors, In or fer that the new mion station mieh5 be erected without discoamoding the company.
 Alderman Veil asked f t would aot he cheaper for he company ta rent space T the Masonic temple fee fhjs purpose and Attorney Austin 9e- marked hat thfs might Het De done. but Q make sure of their ground the company wanted permission to fe. move the 8!! 5ai!aing.
 On motion. lie original motion vas D amended IS to require ! space of eighteen feet between he 9la depot and he curb
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

The features of Monday nieht's ses- sion If he city council were not 90 namerous as they were interesting and entertainine Yet the session 0as not y jthont it's importance Tae election of street commissioner was perhaps he most important action of tho council ] r. Clements got he plum The reports of he various ie- Gar;-.esss If the eitg government were submitted. showing some inter- estina statistics. The billboard mat fer and he establishment of | new fire station were topics of interest, he former being declared 2 nuisance and being ordered forn down % far as he appeF deek of the aobole-deckers were concerned. and the latter being shelved. the disposition of he eoan- ea plainly being that no new fire 5ta- ion would Do stablished The matter of aldermen drawing pay when off on leave of absence nlicted hot debate, and the opinion of the council seems fo be that aldermen should not draw pay nnder such circumstances
 Monday nights session was attend- ed by the full corps of aldermen, in- cluaing Veil Nichol Clement, Fox. Riley Hiehtower. Boyce.
 In he absence of Mayor II King White. who is in Los Angeles. Cal on q leave of absence. Mayor Pro Tem Jordan presided After the min. 1tes of fhe previous meeting had been read and approved fhe session got down 10 routine business
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Sanitary Matters.

Alderman Riley for the sanitary committee reported that the city mound had become offensive and rec omn ended that the city eneineer he ordered to fill f ID with new soil ITS recommendation was adopted by the councii
 Alderman Hightower reported that one of the city scavengers kept his wagon at his residence, and the wagon had become offensive to the residents of that neighborhood
 Alderman Royce presented whole st,.fne af small troublns under the head of sanitary matters To all oi tbem he allled the attention of the proper authorities and asked that fhev he attended to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Local Insurance Rates

Alderman Fox for he fire depart 0ent 5rouaht abour another rather falf discussion bE bringing ap th subject of insurance ne Bluff, he said. vas ci,y Of the third class witR underwriters. and belonged in the same class with For lyce.# etc We are paying 5o per cent more insurance he declared than We should pay. 5e Ter cent more than Little Rock. f. some instances. investigation on Il part showed that the underwriters would continue 10 make this rate IT I he water and .Heht plants were separated. putting them under diffe~ ent roofs If this We're accomplished he city would become q city of the second class with the nnderwr ters. and insurance rates would he decraas- ed accordingly The manager of the water and light plant bowed wher The water and light plants were al E adv practically two concerns, and the company's attorney had agreed ta go before the insurance people and see what could be done toward seeurz ing reduction in the rates. The peo- pie of Pine Bluff. ha said, were pay ing entirely too much insurance at present and fAe matter should be remedied somehow. h certain r. stances waere the rate of insHrane here was s2 D :. was only s1.20 in Little Rock. Tie recommended he es- tablishment of q new fire station somewhere in the south end the fehhe,fel Y Twelfth and Cherry being the has. sic for is location.
 Allerman Veil took the floor and indulged in some caustfc remarks anent the policy of fire insurance
 id that when Pine Bluff i .osateer company of firemen,
 anca men said they would lower the rates when the city got 2 regular fire department. Then when the ,aqf.Ias 'stas lished. tas}
 rate w1an
 increased. ae %ate. pressnr. was increased. they wanted chemi. cal engine. Now they want the water and light plants separated. And the rate of insurance today is higher than when Pine Bluff was protected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
!. 0nestion- of .SalarY.

Alderman Weil then prosecuted 10 the council the two accounts one fer lin self and ono for Aldermen Jordan for services ae alderman while ahsent on Ieavo of absenco Alderman Weil explained That the comm fec had withheld ifs approval of these two ae= counts pending decision from Inc council as fo whether aldermen on leave of absence were entitled tq aaT for their services Alderman Roveo said that he did not fhin11 tho alder men were entitled 10 pay nnder tho law anless they were present 10 an- ever roll eelI On motion of Alderman Filev. tho matter was refo1red Q fhe o.ty attorney with instructions to That oaefaI to Xamine he city ordi- naneee and ascertain whether Inc hills should bo paid or not
 Alderman Royce wanted to amend Aldern-an Ri1er's motion So IS 10 pnt the oFy legislators on a salary basis; hnt Alderman Fox objected 10 this. stating That if fhis were done alder men would easily muster up 3 heas. ache or some similar excnse for stay ine away The ordinance reeulatine Inc pay of aldermen was so framed at present as to demand heir presence and ho believed fl would he bad policy to change it. The law was permitted to remain as t ia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

with volunteer company T 9se1ae -fot snazs. Where whole 4iac.z of ostly 4u.la.a-s burn treqae1r
 Insurance - per cheaper. aaa Bluff where 5Hez are nearly ai
 aaaf4z zG 37a 4==ar zs-=- a.fc4nr eafra4e
 Alderman Baree perfectly agte-a Hf-a H =Eat Alderman Vel 5aId ais remarks a43 =atd rhat @ rears ago he insurance people pro- fsed 10 lower he rates f We we9l4 this or that The rates today ags . per cent higher, he said, than he were hen. He c5acatertzed he 3ro0- osition ro separate the xafer and light plants IS being III rot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Street Crossings and Sidewalks.

4Ir Rovce stated hat 90 much had 4een said aboat stepping blocks II street crossings. and 90 much com 01aint had been made because no blocks had been laid that he wished re suggest 10 the council he Idea of outing in concrete crossings #o fake he place Of stepping blocks No 7es stea was taken
 Alderman Eiehol complained of 65d hole in the street n he corner of Tbird and Laurel street.
 Alderman Ro4ee complained of fhe steps at the Neea property on Sixth avenae. stating that many persons had been injured there. some of fhem seriously so, recently These steps. he said seemed 10 be so constructed hat when one lost his footing he in= eaffab1v fen on his head The chief of police was instructed to see that he steps were torn flown and safer ones pnt in.
 The question of saewalks on Wal nut street and Third avenne vas eaafn liscnssed. but no action vas ken.
 .rseqr p.o Tom Jordan sail the 6ridae on Mulberry street vas in ! danaerous condition and asked he eitr engineer ta take coenizanee of the matter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
PailWay Assessments.

'lderman Royce inquired of the
 attorrev if tho matter Of increas
 irg the assessment of the two railway companies had been attended to. as ordered pre ,iously by the city co1n, cil. The report of the city engineer
 he said. showed that the railway con. panies had much more mileage than they were pay ng taxes on, and he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
MR. WILEY TO BECOME KNIGHT

Lafayette foaee of Knights ef Pythias net in regular session Mon day night, J. s. Wyfie was elected 3 member of the lodge and he will be initiated n t5e next meeting. when he viii receive the rank of page After the business session of he lodge, fae Ancient Order of she Orient Ie.l Char l4v PIalen safs1H 0var He fon@h places and icy plains of the 7esert 70 fhe seat 3f ar.entai wisdom
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
BLAZE AT ENGINE HOUSE.

sBan sized blaze aecaFred a5 enz zine house No. , Tuesday moraiae George Afford has charge of =Hhe sfa- ton. and when he went to breakfast left fire in a small heating stove la the staf on. When he returned, 5ae wall va ablaze and the mating haa cauebT iea ! hand chemical soon ex. tineaished the flames.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Election of Street Commissioner.

Six applications for The job of street commissioner. the newly created post lion on the city force. were read 5v he city clerk. They were E. 2. Frazier. c. C. Ritcheg. J |. Ramsey. 5. ;. Dawkins, ). L. Clements and C1ese McEultY On motion of Alder man Rovca. the council went mo aE= ecutive session. and on reconTenfn9 ! L. Clements vas elected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Cemetery Report.

Alderman Clement for the cemetery committee submitted the report Of the sexton of Bollwood cemetery show ing receipts of s232 for the month of November. disbursements. sloo; bal anee. s1a2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
City Eleetrician's Report.

The report of the ty alec rtcian 7heWad hat 9f Inspections had been T ale fhaf certain changes he made in the lighting of he ely hall foe safetys sake Total collections fa. ported Il s53 for he month The report was recaiyed and filed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Ordinances

When he report of the ordinance committee was called for the eIee1 rad and ordinance apDropriating s1.- 44o fer fhe gay roll and supplies for Inc bridee and stfset work. which aass I aa is see3nI snd hirl Faaa- a9. and N8s 3aopted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

wanted D know f the city at.nraer had lone his duty The city attoraeF replied hat he had neglected the mat ter SO far: fhereupon the alderman Jeanested hat he matter 5e taken ID with he proper authorities at Gnep
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

.,.'e, 10 the fac lat sa->- .nr , 3sperity in the ac, rivities T - whether in tra.e and commerce n the legal and medical professions, in the pulpit or in the cid of pol tics, depend in very large eeree upon pnblicity.-Henry Refs, 'ashier Old National Bank, Evans sille. Ind.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

It seems to me that it Woula oo good plan for all firms, by ludleiou weekday advertising. to impress up.. the people the fact that Monday not the only bargain day.-"'
 Williams, Jordan, Marsh & Co., 0o' ton. -,-'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Etnance eann,ittee Renoct.

When he report of fhe finance com- mittee was caHei for. Alderman Veil presented the various bills aeainst fhe cffg. and warrants Here= ordered drawn 10 cover Ihem, amounting to s5 .0AA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Police M alters.

For the police committee. Alder- nan Niebol submitted he report 91 he police department, showing cash receipts of st l2425 for November committed. &2eo; appealed. s1oo; O. tal. sf,88435.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
PROSPEROUS PINE BLUFF.

And b, Pine Bluff enerses from he afag station class. The con tract has been lei for the new union station and work will beein at an carly date. e0ngratulations.- boro Times Enterprise
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Water and Iio1t Bills.

The water and Iieht company va dl6Wsd Ihe sum Of s51sI2 in pay menf of it's bin for November
 Anotaer 5iIl. for lighting he city oalaboose for September vas eflow s3 amounting tG e4l.e4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
IF. CLIENTS WON 1 l

ELECTED STREET eonmsaoNz7 zY --E etr1 ooUNctL-oou sLgogcx ao477s Aez c7oE7Eo TORN oo"N-7AT
 WENT or s4ra9rEs oF coUN oLMsN WHILE LEAVE 9F ABSENCE CAUSED SOME UAau 2rscJsstoa-LocaL lNsuR- .oz OATES BRING raer. SOME INTERESTING REMARKS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
aontale.neo1 ailIlooards.

5ouhie-DecN SHlboafds.
 A5aar4an Efehel mecinitatea Roaaa1 9f4cussfon betHeen himself and Alderman Veil bg arfnefae ID again tAe subject of 5he aonbIa='eek Eilihoards zhrouahout fhe eitE A- 4la4a1aa Michel asEea he =eity clerk f fhe coaaeff had not oa-sed q resole- l5aa declaring taem nuisance. and v.hon 5e clerk read fhe resolution. adopted at q former session of #he council. 90 aeclarina them and oea f= 5ea .heir removal by 9he chief of pc .fae within ten lays he deeIaEea Aai he chief of police had neaieeted 15s .FnfV and wanted fo know WhV Inc eoanefFs orders had not been=eo#RIi- ed with. He wished fo reneN ae notion to lealre them nnisanca nd have hem Famovet fmme fiat Y
 4laoraaa Woil explained 10 h m vhv Inc chief of police had failea to rsuoga the MlIboards stating that no cf.v had no eiaat= % do SO. Ana hat inc chief of police vas simply 4ctna nn.ler arlers from tha mayor The chief of police cannot remove rhoee ], nhoaras unless fhe citE co7n- cil says in is resolution why they ,ra nuisance. he said. He asked vhy vas that Alderman Niche' sboGld fght he bnlhoards erected bH Ire Ike of the Elks theater was per mff.ed 10 continue nnmolested with h h1boards.
 Penleine 10 Alderman Wells impii- o9tton Alderman Hiehol stated that in fehting the billhoaras he knew no body He did not know Mir Drake hiuhoards from Leitner and Wells or anybody else's. and in talk ng stand aaainst them he did SO from disintef ested motives.
 Rv permission of the=eitv eonnetf rf,o M tustin If orney for Left nor and Veil. stated that he hoped inc cifg counci would not act 2fec ?
 Ny ir th matter IFS the eaanet saa nc right whatever to declare h. 8fa5aras ! u5is5nee While douhio aecl<ar boards had been erected. they sad been so conctrlcted that aey
 eerfesI4 s#tte. and he sfU as ea4son for such opposition to them
 Ai6ern aa Fox moved fhat The or ainaaee committee bring in b hosting ordinance. and report at the next meeting of the eoHneil, taXin4 fhis privilege Alderman Well stated that the firm of Leitner and Wei were Hing to pay a Sao revenue in .o me city treasury for The privilege of bill posting here.
 Alderman Hishtower s7ta the ao4 ble-deck bilboards shoe
 thev were dangerous
 The motion declaring the donple dack boards nuisance and orderin: the chief of pol ce to remove the ID per part of them in twenty-four hour was then put to the house and car
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Extension If Water Maine.

An or1inance was also passed re aHirine he Pine Bl9f IieA and *7teF company 0 extend is water ma ns a1ong ChessnHf team Seven feenth 10 TWan iefh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05
Second Avenue Drainage.

Aldor,oan Hfehtower declared that the filing on Linden street, where it .e.se,ts : cond avenue, does not
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

healthy man is a king ii his Gwn right: an unhealthy man i an unhappy slave. Burdock P. nt ters builds p sound L~---- n,.ei
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

What $ an advertisement? Tie limited express on the road to sue sess-Gincinnati Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

5e rasef .a .a.es If aaF- ais. ana moved aH Ee matter gr -a=7-s .tz a-ia aI .H-#5f5ttsGus , +-eaH#ia laH
 5l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

A concern and it's advertising can rot he :. arated any moi ? an cu. t separated from his -i1,1IIs ixey, National Cash Res .s:er Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-12-05

The greet ouble with the aVeras' advertiser is patience. He expects cast his D Il on he water toaa' d see it cs9. floating back to,noi'
 h bu and sugar on ootn sides-Aglicultural Advertising.
The Dolores star., 1905-03-10
Mrs. Stanford Was Poisoned.

San Francisco, March 3.-The re-
ceipt yesterday by Acting Chief of Po-
lice John Spillane of cablegram from
High Sheriff Henry of Honolulu, stat
ing that there was no less than 662
grains of strychnine in the bottle of
bicarbonate of soda that Mrs. Jane L..
Stanford took a dose of shortly before
her death. has aroused the detective
force of this city, and every effort is
being made to discover who placed the
poison in the harmless medicine.
The police believe that the bicarbon-
ate of soda and the strychnine were
purchased here, and the poison
secretly dropped into the bottle by a
person connected with the Stanford
household.
The bottle containing the bicarbon.
ate of soda was originally purchased in
Australia. But. according to Miss Ber
tina Berner, Mrs. Stanford's private sec.
retary, and the maid, May Hunt, the
bottle was refilled in this city at 10
cal drug store.
The Dolores star., 1905-03-10

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The Dolores star., 1905-03-10

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