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You make no mistake when you
buy pure lead and oil paints mixed
to order instead Of the mixture of
benzine and barites, sold as ready
mixed paints. A. w. Robinson,
on Meadow St. near Vollmer and
SCOTS.
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New goods arriving daily.
Boys, youths and mems clothing.
Gents furnishing goods and dry
goods, latest novelties in fancy
dress trimmings and dress patterns
at Big Buffalo cash store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
A Bunch of kevs

thousands upon thousands of fuu
lovers will recall with much hearty
laughter the trick stairs episode that
hass 4lways been one of the many hi
larfOusly amusing features in "a
Bunch of Keys" the perennial mu-
sical comedy which comes to bring
g06& Cheer and wholesome entertain
pent at the Elks theater next Thurs
yays November %. A reminder of the
eRagantly ludicrous antics per-
'cr1ES4 on the deceptive steps must
,eIAS1t tciated with an evening of abso-
utes1 Measure. At the same time it
MllsNccur to those who have enjoy
M actors futile attempts to reach
A1cond story of the funny hotel
EE4e how often this same device has
appropriated for other stage
&tSactions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
QUIT BECAUSE THEY DID NOT
GET DEMAND FOR MORE
PAY,
Affects Every Shop in the City and
Employers Say They Can Not
Meet Demand.

The plumbers of the CITY went ont
on Strik" Thursday, and are de-
handing $5 per lay instead OF 81
which they have been drawing for
som" time pas. Every plumbing es-
Enlistment in the city is affected by
the strike, but the strikers number
cnly about twelve men, and the ON
rloying plumbers declare hey will
not concede the demands of The mrn
under any circumstances. When seen
about the matter Friday morning. a
prominent employing plumber of the
city stated that the managers 'Ho"-
selves were doing the work at pres
cnt, and expected to continue doing il
indefinitely rather than give in to the
demands of the strikers. 81 will close
per day" he said I'VE could not af.
ford to do SO with the present prices
for plumbing work in this city The
men have no grievance. They have
been treated nicely, given good wages
With Saturday afternoons off, and
their present demands are unreason
able"
The men were still out Friday af-
ternoon with every indication that
they will remain out for while any
way. The employers express little
concern over the matter, and declare
that they can get along without the
men for the time being. A few con-
tracts now on hand may be delayed,
Going the work without the strikers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
SHRINERS TOOK THE CITY
TEMPLE PRECEDED
NovcEs, FOLLOWED BANQUET
~ VISITORS PRESENT, A

ent Music WAS furnished through
cut the entire evenings program.
Friday morning the visiting Shrin.
trs, several hundred strong, returned
TO their several homes. The session
is pronounced one of the best ever
held here, and the Shriners. both
visiting and local. express the greatest
qualification over the events of the
day.
A feature of the program of the
day was a parade about 8 o'clock in
the afternoon, when all the Shriners
il, the city participated, with a band
to furnish music. A Shriner's parade
Is always worth seeing. but the one
Thursday was particularly magniti
cent one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
HONOR ROLL.

The following is the honor roll cf
the Sixth avenue school for the sec
ond month OF the term:
Room 9-Dora Waterman, Leota
Jones. Ethel s5chloss, Emma O'Don-
aid. Annie Martin, William Clements.
Room S-Emma Wilbourne, Emma
Monk. Ernest Whitelaw, Hallet Green,
Hurley Culpepper, Leota Jones, Jack
Stevens.
Room 1-Clarence Watson, Spenc; +
Fox. Carrie Arnold. Irving Nelson,
Mamie Nichol, Laura Perdue.
Room. G--Grover Stevens, Wardlaw
Murphy. Hicks Riley. Kathleen White
law, Selma Martin, Vivian Whitelaw.
Ethel Gartman, Lennie Purnell, Jean
Hart, Cora Madison.
Room 5-Maggie Darnell, Togie
Watson, Mildred Westmoreland, Clara
Keller. Grover Shepherd. Harrel
Black, Lorine Habner, Edwin Burks,
Albert klarbnrg. Monroe Meeks, Edna
Westall
Rc'om 4--Vera Roebuck, Ava Nc
Gehee. Pearl Rutstein, Rosa Riggin.
Mary. Crawford, lone Hearin, Mildred
Daniel.
Room 2--Mamie O'Donnell, Annie
Rosenberg, Fulton Murphy, James Al.
eNander, Allen Sheppard, Bessie Sen.
Yard, Bernice Whitelaw.
Room 1-Jeffie Hughes, Lynn
kc'once. Harold Seabrooks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
Pine Bluff: j. A. Holmes, Pine Bluff.
j. r. Parr, JoncSboro
Youngest Officer in the State

Hon. f. p. Toney of Lake Village
was visitor to the city Thursday.
MI Toney is perhaps the youugcs'
officer in the state. having been elect.
ed mayor of Lake Village at the
last election. He was one of the
class Of novices At the ceremonial SEES
sion of the Shriners here, and WAS
accompanied to the city by his wife.
MI. Toncy is a brother OF Judge w
J.. Toney and State Senator H. X.
Tonoy of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
Es OF EUROPE ON STRIKE.
Democratic ideals Are Findinu
4 Way to the Very Heart Of
1tv.

Hanger to royalty is not to be
for in what old writer's called
place; it lies in the very heart
lpurt. That terrible thing, the
the spirit of the times. has
s way to the steps of the
has whispered to the young
nd old him thta he has a
iive like a free man and to
9 act as seems good to him
ne no more than the cobbler
eA at the corner is disfran.
pm happiness. The young
listened, he and his broth.
sisters of the book of Co.
is the book of kings.
lhgs happen. Crown princes
ana Austria sound the re-
prandish the idea of liberty
UP the parchments of their
lhey go seward as adj
y They turn pedagosues IN
!3 y. Like him of Sweden
pwn into the emotiona1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
TALBOT COMPANY WINS.

An interesting suit in circuit court
Thursday afternoon was that of Lun-
dee, Chapman and company against
j. II. Talbot aud company, for the
recovery Of the value of twenty-four
Eales of cotton. The plaintiffs claim
ed that the establishment secured cot
ton OH which they had mortgage.
The court ordered the jury to return
= verdict in favor of the defendants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

archv of the Salvation army. Prln-
cesses tear their blue velvet curtains
of Saxon royalty and come into open
democratic day. The example is
CONTAGIOUS. Belgian cousins follow
the example. Little mediatized prin-
cesses brave the code of rank and
.,1,en shops in Paris. Each claims the
right to an individual life
right of happiness. This rebellion is
TIE chief menace Of the thrones Of
Europe.
The princes have gone on strike
There have always been exceptional
Instances; so staid an empress as Vic
toria of Germany fed from court in
moment of eXasperation-only to be
arrested by Bismarck s order at Co
duty: but today the strike has become
almost genreal. With hardly an ex-
ception the Austrian archdukes have
joined his traei-con ical strike Of the
princes. In that old strain CT blood
there are strange velleities of revolt.
They struggle to get down among mn
to play their parts in a world of
progress, liberty and emancipation.
OF the last generation three--flenry,
Ernest and that archduke who became
John Orth-abngated their royal
rights. After Crown Prince Rudolph,
Killed in his pitiful attempt to escape,
it was the heir presumptive Frances
Ferdinand. who preferred the Count
throne; it was Leopold Ferdinand who
fled to the democracy of Switzerland
to find refuge from his greatness: it
was his sister Louise CT Tuscany. who
departed from the kingdom of Saxony
like Nora in "a Dolls House,
slamming the door behind her Here
and there one turns monk, like the
prince of Schoenberg-H g-Hartinstein: it
is a way. like any other of Joining the
strike.
It has come within MY opportunities
to study the mentality OF mere than
two or three of these royal rebels
one who threw away crown as child
dlscards a toy; another who gave
up his half million guldens a year.
and went down into anonymous demo-
cracy: they, like the grand duke who
killed, typify the mood of rebellion
that has seized upon the young gen
Grafton of royalty: they, like Roman
off represent the danger--the only
real danger-that threatens the mon
archical institutions of the Old Wcild
In one way or another, each has TAX
er part in the strike of the princes
Success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
Attorney General Rogers Present.

Attorney General Bob Rogers was
lere to attend the Shriner's cere-
nonial session Thursday, and spent
a busy day attending to his duties as
a Shrinor and meeting friends in the
city. When approached for an inter
view by a Graphic reporter. he said
Il am here purely on social visit.
and nothing more, at this time. A.
You know, am attending the meet
ing of he Shrinors."
When asked for an expression cor
cerning the political situation of tho
state. he said:
There is not much to tell at this
time There is absolutely no doubt in
my mind about NY election as COVER
nor. jeff Davis is working himself
tired for Little. but it won't do any
good. I have Jeff on the run"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
The Novices.

The following is a list of the
novices who trod the burning sands
OF the desert, and attended the
banquet: VIM. F. Van Norte. Stutt-
gart, Ark: Roy Underwood, Stutt-
sart, Ark; William P. Smith. Jones
boro; W. NJ. Wheeler, Crossett, Ark:
W. j. Driver. Osceola, Ark; Chas. w.
Hainley, Charleston, Mo-; Frederick
L. Purcell, Warren; Clarence II. Bor-
vile. Crossett,. Ark; w. w. Norman,
Dexter. Mo-; J. R. Morris. Warren:
S. A. Ruch, Dexter, Mo-; DR. w. Fl.
Good Berrin, Mo-; Robt. B. Dinon,
Hot Springs; H. D. Palmer, Star Citv:
Chas. s. Bacon, Ladd; Geo. S. Smith,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
BASKETBALL GAME.

The Beef Trust and Y NJ. c.
teams will play game of basketball
in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium to-
night. The Beef Trust team is a
strong one and will put up good
same against their rivals, who have
never been defeated The Beef Trust
team is as follows: Roy Dwyer, cap
tain: Bob Colerston. Ed Rutzenstein,
Will DeWoody and Tom Evans
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
UP TO FORMER STANDARD.

Louis James, as Virginius. appeared
at the Elks last night to a large au-
dience. He was supported by Norman
hackctt, as Icilus. and very good
cast back of them Louis James is
Lot unknown to Pine Bluff theater-
soers, and his reputation preceded
him. His work on the stage last night
was not all that could be asked of one
attempting to present the role he as
stmed, but he lived up to his standard
al last nights performance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
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The many friends OF Mr.. F. A. Mar
shall are glad to learn that he has re-
turned from Cape Girardeau. and has
re sumed work as machininst at the
Cotton Belt shops.
Mr.. Chas Johnson. who is on his
way to Hot Springs rrom McConb
City, Miss, stopped Off here to visit
Mr.. and and Mrs Ed Montgomery.
Virginia street, for a few days.
Miss Maud Kater of Shawnee,
Okla, is visiting the Misses Kinser on
East Second.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
Those Present at Banquet.

The following is the visiting list of
Shriners and their ladies:
J. D. Adams and lady. RustoH. La.
DR.. T. II. Bowles and lady, Dumas,
Ark; F.. o. Butt. Eureka Springs,
Ark; Alex Boron, Argenta. Ark;
J. Bernhard and lady. Dumas: S. f.
Burwell, Malvern; ]. !. Ball and lady
Little Rock: A. r. Bragg and daugh-
ter. Little Rock; Dr.. Wn. Brcathwit
and lady. Draughon: T. J. Collier and
lady, Altheimer; r. Coun and lady,
Stuttgart: Geo. W. Clark. Little
Rock; B. w. Fink. Bloomfield, Mo-.
Jno. T. Greenfield and lady, Little
Rock; J. E. Greutter and lady, NAL
den. Mo-; DR.. B. Hatchett and lady,
Ft. Smith: W. c. Hosty and lady,
Paragould: j. H. Harris and lady, Lit.
tie Rock; Owen Kennedy and lady,
Ft. Smith; Chas Lewis and lady.
Forrest City: r. l.. Moon and lady,
Texarkana; John Martin. Russellville,
Ark; Wnt. McCarron, Montrose; !
r. Marshall and lady. Ft. Smith: DR..
l.. Fl. Morphiew and lady, Stuttgart;
w. D. Matthews and lady, Memphis;
= H. Nichols and lady, Gillett, Ark;
&. w. Smith and lady, Plumerville;
Chas. Schwarz. Fulton. Ark; f. S.
Thompson, Little Rock; c. r. Turner
and lady, Warren: B. J. Underwood,
Stuttgart; c. Voss and lady, Little
Rock; r. W. Williams and lady, Eng
lish; E. L. Westbrooke and lady,
.)onesboro: J. G. Wagner, Stamps; B.
A. Pickens and lady, Walnut Lake;
B. c. Pickens and lady, Walnut
Lake.
Following is an additional list of
Shriners and ladies of Sahara temple
who participated in the banquet:
V. o. Alexander and lady, w. B.
Alexander and lady. &c. Atkinson
and lady, A. Brewster and lady, Ed
gar Brewster and lady, F. P. Bridge
and lady. DIR. r. NJ. Black and lady.
c. H. Bolinger and lady, J. S. Butcher
and lady, VIM. Book and lady, Rev.
W. H. Browning and lady, Rev. w. d.
Euckner and lady, w. D. Cammack
and lady, c. F. Dunnington and lady,
F. l.. Dilley and lady, A. D Foster and
lady, w. NJ. Eighme, r. M. Galbraith
and lady. T. E. Gillespie and lady,
M. Gaunt and lady, Capt. S. Gels.
reiter and lady, H. G. ,ginbotham
and lady, DR.. o. c. Hankinson and
lady, r. B. Jones and lady, DR.. A. C.
Jordan and lady, P. M. Kilroy and
lady, G. w. Ripple and lady. D. I.
Mills and lady, Chas. H. Smith and
lady. M. Schnable and lady, DR.. J. +.
Simmons and lady, c. H. Puddephatt
and lady, N. T. Roberts and lady, B.
J. Rainey and lady. l. p. Shelby and
lady, DR.. A. G. Thompson and lady.
". L. Toney and lady, DR.. A. W. !
Troupe and lady, f. C TAYLOR and
ady, Joseph H. Watkins and lady,
DR.. H E. Williams and lady, ]. b.
York and lady, Robt. York and lady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

The man who makes a noise when
tines are quiet is always somewhere
il the vicinity of the band wagon
when the procession starts.-Minne-
apcis Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
MANS DUTY

Is to practice economy Let Eisen-
kramer the tailor. above Citizens
bank. Second avenue, corner Pine
street, give you some points on econ
only in clothes. :!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
"GiviNG AND RECEiViNG."

Giving and Receiving" will be the
subject of Rabbi Frisch's sermon at
Temple Anshe Emeth at 7:3O p. m.
today. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
there will be a service for the children
and at 10: 80 for adults.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

The we'll conducted newspaper is
the best and economical medium of
publicity available to the general ad-
vertiser.-President White, Potter
Erug and Chemical Co., Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

Good advertising persisted in, and
worthy article to advertise, will
prove to you that fotune isn't tickle
II YOU WOO her right.-D. n. Moore,
Jr., in Printers Ink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
KILLED A MADpOG.

Officer w. K. I4ockhart was called
upon to shoot and kill mad dog
IN the alley just back of Kress' store
Thursday afternoon. The dog created
considerable excitement for a time.
and succeeded in biting several other
GOgs before killed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

Mr. Nathan Straus of r. II. Macy {,
Co., n. Y, one of the biggest of ad-
vertisers. says that the art of adver-
tising is merely to present attractively
absolute truth concerning goods that
are to be sold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

To Merchants: l. advertise; 2, ad.
vertse literally; 3, advertise cour-
ageously. To the people at large:
| Read the advertisements; 2, study
them, and verify they shall be for
your profit.-Harper's Monthly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
Alex Barron and His Baqpipe.

Alex Barron, who was one of the
attendants and participants in the
Shriners ceremonial session and ira
ditional banquet. amused himself by
contributing to the musical numbers
with a regular Scottish bagpipe. And
he knows how to make music with it,
too
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

Through advertising we feel assur.
ed we have secured our pre-eminence
IN no other way could we have pre-
empted one tenth of the market which
we now pre-empt.-J. w. Surburs.
Golden Sceptre, n. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

People are learning that almost
every new good thing is advertised.
Shoe and Leather Facts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

| do not think I should care to un-
dertake to do business without adyer-
tising.-C. D. Peacock, Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

There is no form of amusement. nor
lIs there an art, that is so universal in
It's appeal as music. During the recent
ours of .ponnelly and Hatfield mag
fificeht ninstrelS Mr.. Finnin's band
has been a most important factor in
tie ever growing success of this organ
lIiyation. Each member of the band is
musician in the fullest sense OF the
EWofd. Free concerts will be given
daily at II a. m. and I p. m. by this
llsplendid organization and as mill
tary band, the rafting quicksteps i;
i|plays during the parade can not be
surpassed At the Elks theater Mon
May, November 20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

The biggest bargains are useless
unless possible buyers are informed
that they exist.-Fairport, N. Y. Mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17

Advertising speaks for you to peo-
pie YOU cannot reach in any other
Eay.-Milwauke Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-17
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A Trip to Egypt.

One Of the most pleasing features
of "A Trip to Egypt the musical
comedy which comes to the Elks the
ater tonight, is big dancing ensem-
BILE entitled 'The Tale of the Flow
ers." This number employs the SER
vices Of Phoebe Cardownie tone of
the Cardownie sisters). the clever
dancing soubrette, and pony chorus
CT twenty-four little dancers. A flow
tion, the "lilly" of France, the "heath-
Ter" and thistle of Scotland, the
shamrock" of Ireland, the American
beauty rose" ETC., etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-02
HEALTH IS GOOD
State Board Holds Annual Meet.
ing and Reviews Conditions
in Illinois.
SMALLPOX WELL IN HAND
Several Measures Adopted to More
Closely Regulate the Practice
of Medicine.

The state board of health held its
annual meeting and election 1T
Springfield Tuesday, reviewed the
work of the past year, outlined its
work for 1905 and transacted business
of the greatest Importance to the pub
lie health of the state.
The old officers were reelected as
follows:
President-Dr. George Webster of
Chicago. .-.,s
Secretary Or. ]. y. Egan of
Springfield.
Treasurer-Dr. p. H. Vessel of Mo-
lire.
Report of Secretary.
The report of the secretary showed
that the heath of the people of the
state is most excellent and that the
smallpox and other contagious diseas-
es which threatened the health of the
people in the autumn, is now well I'M
der control. This decrease in conta-
gious disease is attributed largely 10
the effective system of sanitary inspec-
ton now instituted which permits the
board to have a trained inspector at
the scene of any outbreak of disease
within very few hours.
Future plans for the boards crusade
against tuberculosis were mapped out
and the bill recently introduced in the
legislature, providing for the establish
ment of a state hospital for consump-
tives was approved and the secretary
instructed to- lend the bill all possible
assistance. Communications from the
health officers of several states and
cities. commencing the board upon its
fight against the great white plague"
were read.
The work of the Springfield labor
tory of the board was reported most
satisfactory. the diagonistic work OF
this institution. both for public health
officers and physicians, increasing
greatly during the past few months
Regulating. Practice of Medicine.
In matters relating TO the regulation
of the practice of medicine in Illinois,
several important measures were
adopted, including the new schedule
for examination of physicians and the
resolution giving credit on eXamina-
ton To- old practitioners. the credit
being in proportion to the number of
years in which the applicant has been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-02
WORST FOR YEARS
More OF Details of Disaster on
Rock Island Near
Scion, Iowa.
SEARCH FOR THE ENGINEER
Body Not Found Until II Hours AZ
ter Observation-Disclosures as
to Cause.

For more than IL hours trainmen
with lighted fuses and farmers and
others with lanterns, searched for the
body of Engineer Kirby, who was
Killed in the explosion of the Rock
Island freight engine near Scion. Iowa,
Monday night. Not until after :
O'Clock Tuesday morning was it found
buried In grain. underneath a box car.
One side Of the face was crushed. the
night arm was severed. the body was
dfsemboweled and otherwise badly
mangled.
John Kelly, the head brakeman, who
was riding on the engine at the time
the accident occurred. was found pin,
toned between a portion of the engine.
the smoke arch, and the tank. His
head was downward and one of his
legs from the knee TO the foot was
sticking up out of the wreckage which
held the body fast. His body also was
badly mangled.
c. r. Smith. the fireman, was found