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The Washington times., 1905-04-09

case set for trial tomorrow in Criminal
Court, No 1; William w Hamilton,
murder charge, set for Monday. April II;
John l.. O'Briei, embezzlement, set for
Monday. April "a. instant.
1t is quite likely Mr.. Beach will set
the Lipscomb-Ffelds embezzlement case
to follow the O'Brien case on the trial
calendar. in the event that the Craw-
ford -Machen-Lorenz conspiracy case
will for any eason be postponed 1t is,
however, practically settled that either
one or the other Of these cases will be
called for trisi soon after the close OF
the O'Brien cas-.
Besides the case mentioned, however,
there are a large number of pther inn
portant cases pending which will keep
Mr.. Beach and his assistants busy for
several months
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NATIONAL CAPITAL RIFLE
REVOLVER CLUB CHARTERED

A certificate of the incorporation of
the National Capital Rifle and Re
yolver Club has been filed in the office
of the Recorder of Deeds The object
of the organization is stated to be TO
promote general target practice with
rife, revolver. gun, and other firearms,
and to perfect the members as marks
men, and therefore increase their lin
fuence as American citizens. being the
better able to render the Government
valuable aid in case Of necessity"
1t is also proposed TO arrange prize
or practice matches of all kinds, in
Guiding trap shooting.
The incorporatOrs are J. c. Bum. e.
a. Dimmick ]. E. Bell, w. NJ. Farrow,
and A. Y. Babine.
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DIFFERENT VIEWPOINTS.

They were sitting by chance at the
same table In the cafe of the New Will
lard Hotel waiting for lunch, during
Inauguration week. and each seemed to
desire to start conversation with the
other. Never saw so many negroes in
all my life as there are here in Wash
ington." said one OF the men. They
are on all sides. and il seems to me as
though fully third of the population
OF the city is black. Where do they all
come from?"
The other man looked surprised.
why, / never saw so many white peo-
pie in my life in proportion TO the num-
Der of negroes. said the other man. "It
seems TO me that Washington has re-
markably small negro population. Where
do you come from, anyway"
Augusta, Me-, replied the first speak
er And you?"
Columbia, 8. c. said the other.
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Mr.. PLATTS CONDITION
REMAINS UNCHANGED

WASHINGTON, Conn. April s.-Dr.
W. j. Ford gave out the following bull
letin concerning the condition of United
States Senator o. H. Piatt this morn
ing:
'The condition is practically un-
changed. Senator PIatt passed a s'ea-
sonably comfortable night
The disease is running the same course
that it did when Senator Platt YVES
first taken. but is not as severe as be-
fore. The only question is concerning
being fairly maintained No immediate
change in his case was anticipated.
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READY REFERENCE GUIDE
ArToEuEYs.Ar-nAw.

AMBROSE & MERILLAT, 45s Louisiana ave,
HOWARD BOYD, 1l2 Columbian Building
II. S. BERLIN Warder Building depart
ment practice speciality.
RENDHEIM g. ROTHSCHILD, Az Louisiana
ave.
JOHN e. DASH. Fendali Building.
ROSA r. DOWNING, Stewart Building.
GUS. A. SCHULDT, Columbian Building.
JOHN WARNOCK ECHOLS, 41s 5th st.
w GWYNN GARDINER. Fendall Building.
HARRY H. HOLLANDER, 4i6 5th st.
JACOB LICHLITER, 4f6 5th 81.
LEONARD J. MATHER, Fendar Building.
JESSE e. POTBURY, 416 9th st.
PADGETT &c FORREST, Stewart Building.
JOHN RAUM. 5g7 E St NV.
JOSEPH SALOMON, t-oluPlbian Building.
w w STEWART Stewart Building.
JOHN r. SHIELDS, $50 John Marshall Place.
JOHN E. TAYLOR, Columbian Building
EDWIN L. WILSON, Fendall Building.
JESSE H WILSON &c son. 81 John Mar
shall Place
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PATENTS AND PATENT CAUSES.
JOSEPH L. ATKINS. Lean & Trust Building
FRANK a. APPLEMAN, Warder Building.
c. T. BELT, Warder Building.
JULIAN c DOWELL 4 SON. Loan & Trust
Building.
w II DOoLITTLE Sc SON, Atlantic Bldg.
KNIGHT BROS, McGil Building.
r. S. & 4. B. LACEY, So F ST. NV.
OMEARA & BROCK, slS F ST. NV.
GEORGII < MASSiE, SOC st. NV.
CHANDLER & CHANDLER. s04 F St NV.
D. c. REiNOHL. Sl2 + ST.
FRED. G. DIETERICH & CO, s02 T ST. NV
WATSON z. COLEMAN. Columbian Bldg.
HUBERT E PECK, 629 s.. NV.
MUM 81 Co. go f st NV
VERNON NJ, DORSEY. 602 F st. NV.
II c. EYERT & Co, 6te SCI st. NV.
II. b. WILSON * CO.. s15 str ST. nv.
Is. r. HOLGBERG. Atlantic Building.
MILO 4. STEVENS * CO.. Sli Isth st NV
JOHN ). pUFFIE AZ CO, 6l2 + st. nv.
w. 7. FITZGERALD & CO. las Page Book
free), S02 + st. NV
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OUT OF SIGHT.

Yes, miss" related Colonel Buffen,
.'the battle OF Gettysburg was great
struggle. Why. the smoke from the can
mons caused the armies to be invisible"
Yes spoke up Miss Sharpe. Il heard
the major say you were invisible. ."-Chi-
cage News
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TORNADO HAS FUN
WITH BUSY BEEHIVE
Carried Far and Dropped
in Crowded Streets.
scATTERs POWDERED GLASS
Steals Fine Greenhouse Plants and
Leaves Dead Relics of Wintry
Woods in Their Place.
ScATTERS POWDERED GLASS

WESTF1ELD, n. j.. April S.-A baby
tornado apparently on some humorous
errand bent. or maybe looking for play
things. dropped into town from a sky
only partly overcast.
The dancing, aerial visitor enjoyed It.
self in the greenhouses owned by w. d.
Woodruff. about a mile from the center
Of the village, then departed as sudden
ly and mysteriously as It came.
Picks Up a Beehive.
One reason for its fight may have
been the fact'it picked up a beehive FILL
ed with a Woodworking and indignant
colony. The tornado. spreading a rain
of greenhouse glass. hung onto the hive
for five blocks. when it got too hot
to hold and was dropped among a crowd
in the street. Then the tornado escaped.
but the bees kept on staying busy until
there wasn't a man, woman or child
in sight.
The storm came up suddenly as the
sun shone on the northern side of the
village. There was an overcast sky.
but the clouds were high up and broken
into riffs. The twister came out of the
southwest and was travelling northeast.
II was well up in the air when first
seen, but suddenly dived and struck at
the Woodruff greenhouses
Powdered Glass Scattered.
1t tore path about fifteen feet wide
through two of these, breaking the
glass and carrying glass, frames, and
plants into the air and deposlting a lot
of dead leaves which it had evidently
picked Up elsewhere. 1t then took the
top off small building and swirled il
away.
The broken glass rained down for a
distance of several hundred yards, and
the roof of the shed was dropped about
two blocks from where it was lifted
The beehive was picked up and carried
much farther. and for a time the
! angry bees made it dangerous to ven
ture near the path of the storm.
The hive was recovered, and by night
fall the bees were busy repairing dam
ages. The damage TO the greenhouses
is about $500, but Woodruff is having a
lot of trouble clearing the place of dead
leaves, twigs, chips, and brush appar-
ently carried many miles from some
woods TO his place by the playful Wis
tier.
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UNCLE ALLEN.

1.-The more I see of these cranks who
say they live close to nature, I" said
Uncle Allen Spa rks, 'the more | admire
art"-Chicago Tribune
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
AEsrRAcrs, TITLE INSURANCE.

AESTRACTS, TITLE LNbU6ANCG.
THE DISTRICT TITLE ms CO. CIV. j.
Newton Pres; C. G. Allen, Vice pres; Geo.
Il OConnor Secy), SO 18th Ct
COL REAL EST TITLE ms. CO, 5th and
F.
HOME TITLE ms. CO.. 81 AZ st. my.
LAWYERS TITLE ms. CO. E2 9Th ST. NV
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A MAIDEN's INCONSISTENCY.

There was a young girl named Llewellyn,
Who was lavish with lletteys when
sspellyn'
But she broke with her bean
And let bitter tears fieau
Because he addressed her as Hhellyn.
Chicago Record-Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
UNITED WORKMEN.
Necessity of X eepink Up Ne Ia he xh p.
Workshop Glennfuxs.

To keep down the cost of insurance
i'll the fra Lernity it is necessary that
the membership rolIs be constantly in
creased. Tie members of today grow
Older tomorrow and thus nearer tlsei
graves Therefore We should take il :.
new canuid:.ie to%aY to take the uiace
of each member whose age by tuinor-
row has increased II is therefore.
money in The liDcket of each member Of
the order 10 as;d lew names to the
rolls. Nebraska Workman
Don't 4&it the \. .. T. W At least
II you are determined TO quit, wait I'M
i'll the new plan has been given a fair
trial Then go over the matter careful.
ly ani see if an injustice Is being done
any uie
Fol the good Of the members of the
order iii. physical examinations of
those who apply for admission should
he yer. thorough and very careful
The Ancient Or,ier of nitt.l Work
men offers protection at the slightest
cost Known
Til. is II good month 70 secure the
reinstatement of Sus, s,Jealt~d members
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
RED MEN.

Growth of the Order During the Past
Great Sun.
The report of Great Chief Of Records
tribes and LOLA councils, an increase
Of 10 tribes and 104 councils during
the past year The tribal membership
Jan. l. 1904, was 2294 COZ; adopted dur
ing the year. 50, 400; admitted by card.
1924; reinstated, 3,OS1; suspended,
8e,919; expelled, 454: withdrawn by
card, 4,507; died. 2,129; membership.
Dee. 81, 1904. 313,714
TIE membership of the councils of
the degree OF Pocahontas Jan. l, 1901
was 6l.655: adopted. 1895: admitted
by card. $50: reinstated, $50: suspend
ed. 1882; expelled. rs: withdrawn,
S77; died. 411 membership Dec. 81.
1904, 6S.407; net increase for year,
6,752.
The jurisdictions having the largest
tribal membership are PENNSYLVANIA.
1872; Indiana, 4O,141: New York, 81
$40; New Jersey. 25.Ol4; Ohio, 1892;
California, 1860; Massachusetts, 12.-
234.
the Leading Jurisdictions in the De.
gree Of focahontas are Indiana, 49,
95s; Pennsylvania. 11.314; New York,
1853; Ohio, l,lSl; New Jersey. 1880:
California. SOL; Massachusetts. 1893:
Illinois. 2.441
In West Virginia last great sun near
~ $1,000 fathons of wampum We're ex
pended for relief purposes This is
more than , fathomS per capita Nine
tribes and tive councils of Pocahon,as
were instituted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
ODD FELLOWS.
psfGuc Plan Of Preventing I.aps~s
Friendly Grips.

Un1Guc Plan Of Preventing I.apses
Friendly Grips.
North Carolina has Il unique plan OF
preventing lapses for nonpayment OF
dues. The grand secretary furnishes
the grand master with a list of those
in arrears and the grand master writes
to each individually. In this way
many are induced to pay np who have
already been suspended. as we'll as
those who are nearing the dead line.
During the past year the order los;
by death 1906 mem bers. Since 1881
@o,o4l members have died.
Ex-Governor Dockery of Missou,
was recently installed vice grand o;
the lodge at Gallatin. in that .inris,l;,
ton.
There We're S07 .Va5 weeks sick bene
fits paid last year. an increase of Sc
727.
The jurisdiction using the greatest
number of official certificates last year
was Indiana with 100000.
The sovereign grand lodge decided to
meet in Toronto next year.
Last year the highest number Of vet
eran jewels was purchased by Penn.
sylvania. the number being 1.4S1. r.
linois WAS second with 1.473 and Kan
sas third with 1881.
There are 14.315 subordinate Odd
Fellow lodges.
The order in Ontario has Increased
1,S43 in membership during the past
year.
Arkansas has instituted twenty five
new lodges during the past six months
A novel sight was witnessed in
Washington when fourteen melnle,.S
of the United States navy were in
itiated into the order They were
dressed In sailors uniform and pre-
sented most unique appearance.
The grand lodge of Massachusetts
Appropriated $lO.6O5 for use during the
coming year The relief paid last year
by the entire order amounted to 81. G:33a3
649. The receipts were $13.63S. 1872.
The resources of the order are S:3;77,-
6io.o11. The increase in receipts was
S7ol.o77.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Masonic Grand LODGE,

The annual meeting of the Masonic
vene in Little Rock on NOven Der 2l.
for the most important session. This
will be a resumption Of The annual sos
ir"S For six years. by special pro-
vision of the GRAND lodge biennial ses-
sions were held as a measure for econ
omv iha1 ~" money Nei@h. he en-
p'oved in discharaing the obligations
due on the Masonic Temple BY this
Means the board of control will he
enabled a. the ensuing meeting Of the
"rand lodge 10 lift iho $40 GOO sill
rrmairing OF - ffmple d hi and
l"a1r i balapce OF aboH s'o.1"b -
fcr#i nucleus OF an orlhans' home
fund.
Thero are two iHpnrtant matters
10 be cn2Si ,crcd a'ihis peeefine OF the
"r0nd lodge, that of the establish
n-'cn 'moHt 10 tho constitution prn
'ain" fsr 'ienrial session for a per
Tod of ia years. 1t is believed .hai
there will be favorable action upon
10th. rs thcN are correlative. and are
close to the hearts of the Masons OF
Arkansas
The bic nnal meetings are for tbs
,,u,noce Of accun- ulatjno n fuud
'hrOu"h the saving of mileage and
per diem and other grand lodge eX
Lenses TO be applied TO the orphans
home fund.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
n * <:l,s,kii1'-iI:.>.9! ~ 1llz.ksxJi1Ll
||hN|6HT] oFpY7N|A}|
E. x q: &. SskSkyL

'fhr four grand domain; where the
a1itor'inat" l.ytgrS have Die largest as
= - tito NJ =. -, -: Indiana
- !iG iz1H f",,n>. aaia, Sl.2"o
l;.::;i iii:3 -. SN-......1o. Is.
~ NcAisD i'i-rc are six Knights OF
- -,:-ss 10 ses. Vale de McXi"u No
:. ;.e e.,N If Me>.. -, i> the iargeS,
"itn s.vohtl lnc:,.5'i'S
Les II ling :nto IL lodge room SO
II = II. ! l:';'y SrcH''ag fjr al
% - o...en: - Our presence
>. '!.s.:-f..j s., $ ";4i viii ngnc@
= h = Ia-l+i II tlt"l:' t,orl
< .nvvn.e.,', i; -. fa1t to or.nIi::r
lp 'c"' Of fl,e oft.cr ;;t Cr;s;phai. ean.i
2''l". tltt.:ts@ i i.M l!ii
TA"e.. i'.,iani tOret lugeS Ora
@on, ':lli &c :sa;i ureleI,s have cor
-r..t ed untte. .he name ivanho.
''hiS iod@ Inv h; = neinbers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Honors for Pine eluffians.

Messrs. George B. Wright. T.
Pearce and J. J. Merick have return
ed from Fayetteville. where they at
tended the annual meeting of the
grand lodge. I. O. o. F.. which adj
iourned Thursday after electing off
GERS and selecting Hot Springs as the
place for holding the next grand
lodge. Mr.. George w. Byineton OF
Pine Bluff was elected grand 'reasur-
er. Mr. Byington is member OF
Jefferson Lodge, No. 224 and is one
of the most active members of the l.
O. O. F. in the state. This lodge is
the hammer lodge in the state. but II is
the first time that one of its members
has been elected an officer of the
grand lodge. Mr. Byington is quite
deservedv honored by this election
and no one could be selected who
would give more careful attention to
the business of the Office.
The officers who We're elected are
as follows:
r. H. ONeal, Fort Smith. grand
nastcr.
J. d. Darnell deputy grand master
l.. d. Hickey. grand warden.
John p. Paul. grand secretary.
Senator f. O. Butt next in line OF
promotion for The Office Of grand mas
ter. declined 20 permit his name to
90 before the grand lodge.
Mrs. Byneton who accompanied
her husband TO Fayetteville TO attend
the annual n=cetine of 'he ReEekah
ledge. of which she was vice president.
vas elected president for the ensuing
var.
Mr. George B. Wright was reap
pointed chairman of the comm ittee on
ero4fntials
Jefferson lodge was represented by
NJ. T. Pearca Of this city and Mr.. J.
]. Maiick reD.ssented Pine CRY
lodee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
KNIGHTS OF PYTRlAS.
The Four Largest Grand Domain
Pythiau Notes,

"s ""A A-ssF eSs WIZ DOm01nS
Pythiau Notes.
The four largest grand domains in
point of membership age: Ohio Il. .2sS
Illinois. 5aOoS: Indiana, y. .2sG; Penn
sylvaiia. 41.379. The four grand do
Mains making the largest net gain dur
ing the past year arc: Indiana. 4O:}ti:
Ohio. 2.4SS: Illinois, 2.oo;34; Missouri,
2OS1
There are two pvti,ian lodges in \ las
ka = Alaska. No. I. at juneau, and
North St:r, at Douglas
The Illinois home Of the Knights of
Pythias probably will be built in Chi
cago. About S:ntNO has been raised
for the purpose. and this amount will
be doubled as soon "a ii is decided to
begin building.
The u. .. *. H. Is neither "A branch
higher or side rank of the order of
Knights Of rythias. 1t is an intlepend-
eli organization.
Forty YEARS ago there WAS but one
Is. Of L. lod ge in existence, Fralkiin
No =. Of Washington. There are now
900
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Nnfne of the Order Changed ny Su
preme LOdKe-NOtes

Nnne OF the Order Changed ny Su.
preme LOdKe-Notes.
The order long known as the Indie
pendent Order of Good Templars
changed its titular designation to the
"lnternational Order" at the recent
triennia session Of it's supreme lodge.
held AT Belfast. Ireland
The grand lodges OF Asia have l54
branches. with 1889 members. Africa
contains "a? branches. II 2O5 members:
British North America. 276 branches,
1856 members: United States. l.1S9
branches, GaS79 members Wes, In
dian island. % branches, 264o mem
befS: Australia. !9i branches, 1851
members: Engl@il, 23s5 branches.
1854; members: ireland .o,la branches,
lc...;:. Mo:Ahers: Scotland. 254
branches. 3I.:S7 members: England
grand lodge Of Wales. 2Uj hranclles.
l].i-T n"f'.icrS: WeIs.l grand lodge.
% branches. ~, - mem, "a.&. : sc H.
supreme lodge session VIII be held in
Washington, in May, 1908.
The total iNr'n'3nrship Of the Juvenile
brAl,"h Of the ol-;ler is par :M2. a <" in
Of 3:l.:'ti4 mcNbers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

jca and the National F'raterna! con
gress will unite. The amalganation Of
the two congresses will make the sys-
ten: The greatest body of fratcrnalists
II the world. representing the interests
Of Hearty 200 societies 100000 mem
ber~ and S1.UWn G0O.GuU outstanding in
Sllrance.
The Associated Fratcriities of Amer
ica is composed of about seventy benc-
fciary societies With ii membership q
alot;t one and hH!f million These So.
cletics are many of them Of weste'g!
origin. young and growing rapidly
The National Fraternal Congress is
composed of sixty five Of the oltlns;
and largest societies. with a member
ship of more than 4UO.Om
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
LOCAL LODGES.
= + 4 + 1. + 4. = + + + + + r

The week in lodge circles has been
without extraordinary features, but al
ter all not without it's interest to the
members of the various fraternitIes
of the city. Overshadowing all other
matters of fraternal interest. OF
course. WI ;hc session of the gran!
lodge of Odd Fellows at Fayettevill !,
The greatest local interest was added
10 the session because of the election
of George w. Byington of this city
as grand treasurer of the fraternity in
Arkansas The great compliment
thus bestowed upon the well known
Pine Bluff man was a just and merited
one, in recognition purely of the inn
portant service he has ever rendered
the Odd Fellows since he has been "a
sociated with them. Mr.. Byington
has for some time past occupied con-
spicuous place in the ranks of local
Odd Fellowship, and his recognition
by the Fayetteville meeting comes as
a most agreeable surprise to r S legion
Of friends in Pine Bluff. Mr. BY
ington has not yet returned from the
session of the grand lodge, having
gone from that place to the Indian
Territory on combined business and
pleasure trip: but the hearty congrat-
ulations of his friends and associates
here are awaiting him upon his re.
turn. There is talk of rendering him
banquet. Other delegates to the
grand lodge have returned to The city.
and are enthusiastic in their praise of
Fayetteville and Fayettevile's recep-
tIon to them.
Other lodges throughout the city
nave not been idle during the week.
While nothing of unusual interest has
taken place. the meetings have. with
few exceptions, been we'll attended,
ings and the Wofn of the lodge rooms
has been unabated. Some new men,
bers have been added to some of the
fraternities, while various appica-
tons for membership have been sub
nlitted. some of which have been Civ
en- out for publication, while others
have not
In recOunting the int .r2Sil. tra-
lures of frateInal work of the week.
the Shriners must not be for2otte en-.
The season of the year is here when
the various lodges of this noble Ma
sonic order are commencing their an
nual pilgrimages across the burning
sands The ceremonial session at
Little Rock during the past week at
tracfed the interest of local Shrners.
and number OF Pine Bluff members
attended. Sahara temple of this city.
has completed plans for lis grand GER
emonial session on NoveB. Der I6 ana
il is expected hat n. session will be
attended BY SbrjueIs from all parts of
The stat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Woocrren Of the World

Pine Bluff camp No. 6. Woodmen
ii the World. held its bi-weekly meet
ing at Woodmen hall last Thursday
night. and initiated A. J. Young and
r. p. AShcrail into the myste cries of
Woodcrafr. Two new applications
for membership Will be submitted 10
the nexr regular session of the lodge.
They aTe H. b Bohannon and MI!
Rogers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
The Eauies.

Pine Bluff aerie No. 2o9. Fraternal
Order of Eagles. met in regular week,
ly session last Thursday night, and
put wings upon Joe Cromwell and r.
h. Price. II is claimed that the
imitation was strenuous one. The
Eagles are a Jolly flock of birds. and
manage to have a good line whenever
they get together and wherever they
get together The order is growing
daily in popularity with Pine Bluff
people. as is evidenced by the growth
ri its membership.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Eninf1fs cf PY.hias

Imp rial-Illicl lodge No 6 knights
oi Pythias. h.d It's usnal weekly sos
sion last Friday ni@ht The feature
of the n,eejina WIS the mi ia ION Of
DR.. &. NJ. Duckworih into The rank o.
esquire. Other husiness of miaor i'm
B"rtance como up al the meeting. bur
nothing further has been given on for
publication.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
The Shriners.

Sahara temple, Ancient Arabic Or
der of the Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine. will meet in regular monthly
session next Wednesday night. Po-
tentate W. l.. Toney and others who
have been attending the cerAonial
session at Little Rock are expected
to give an account of themselves at
this meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

Pine City lodge No. 1856, Independ-
cnt Order of Odd Fellows. was in reg
ular weekly session last Thursday
night but no important business is
reported.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Kuix..,. -f the .;rIdcn EnxI.

SnH"ene Gn;ef Livingstone say the
year t!kE' vi l." "a. Of ,!le most SIC
''"%,t''! tie %" Ter h:tS cn.i ,yel for many
tHlS.
The ors.-r has over l3.un0 members
ia Pennsylvania and 100 castles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
1he Eiks.

Tna@dey night witnessed he usual
-ee.iy SESSION Of The E.lks, who pro-
c.-e-d-d 70 have d jolly good fis.e. as
r<rlal x.'h hem Nothing onr Of The
ordinary i reported. however.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
Odd Fellows.

jefferson lodge No. 224, Independ
cnt Order of Odd Fellows. met il
regular session last Tuesday night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

Cotton Belt encan pment No. Al
held its regular bi-weekly meeting last
Friday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
KNIGHTS 1emptar.

Damascus commandery No. s,
knights Templar, net last Monday
night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29
FRATERNAL ORDER NEWS

| No new business is reported from the
| lodge room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

Advertising doesn't jerk. it pulls
Mississippi lumberman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-10-29

u" not take il for granted that cv-
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