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FOR RENT.

No. SO7 Texas street, dwelling, five rooms.
 No. 2oo5 West Fifth avenue, dwelling, four rooras.
 No. 2007 West Fifth avenue, dwelling, four rooms.
 No. 1O6 Ohio street, dwelling, four rooms.
 No. 517 Hickory street, dwelling, three rooms.
 No. 5o9 Hickory street, dwelling, three rooms.
 No. 515 Hickory street, dwelling, seven rooms.
 Have one or two office rooms left in Western Union building
 I have three dwellings on East Sixth avenue, on paved street, for sale, which will make fine in- yestment
 am agent for the Pine Bluff Land company's addition and have some beautiful lots left yet Now is your opportunity to buy.
 am not able to fill all demands for modern dwellings. and if your dwelling is not rented, it would be to your interest to list same with me.
 Loans made on ali kinds of se- curity
 CHAS. HANCOCK, Real. Estate, Loans and Insurance. Office No 1l3 Pine street.
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Tax Payers League
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Article I, See. Regular meetings of the board of directors shall be held at 33::f5 o'clock !. Ill. on the first Fri day of each month iH the rooms of the association \ majority of the board shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business, and the usual parliamentary rules shall gov ern all meetings.
 Sec. Especial meetings of the board of directors may be held at any time the president or three directors request the same Notices Of meetings, expressing their purposes. shall be given by postal and through the mail, or otherwise addressed to the last place of abode of the given director; but this shall not apply to monthly meetings. Places of meeting of said board of directors, in all cases. shall be at the rooms of the association.
 Sec :,-The board of directors shall exercise supervision and control over all committees, at monthly meetings, when reports of said committees will be laid before said board of directors for ratification and approval, when such is necessary.
 Sec 4-After the organization of the board, it's first duty shall be to ap- point the following standing commit tees:
 A finance committee. consisting of three members, of which the president and treasurer shall be members, and who shall have jurisdiction and con- tro over all matters of income and eX- prnditure of the board; and financial jurisdiction over any matter or enter prise fllrthered or maintained, order ed or recommended by said board. And in every such instance, i'll which the liability of the board shall, or may be involved, no binding action shall be had or taken until the assent of a majority of the members of said committee. either in committee or otherwise, shall have been obtained thereto and said action has been ap- proved by the board of directors, and the secretary of the board shall see that this provision is adhered to.
 X tax committee consisting 0t not less than five members, whose duty Il shall be to inquire into the assess ment of property and collection of taxes. that each may bear his or her just proportion of the taxes; to make such recommendations as they may think proper
 An immigration eommitte consist ing of not less than seven members, whose duty it shall be to use every effort to bring to our county I desir- able class of migrants.
 A river committee consisting of not less than five members. to whom shall be referred all matters relative to the Arkansas river.
 A transportation committee consist i ing of not less than seyen members, of which the secretary of the board shall be eN-otlicio clerk, whose duty it shall be 10 carefully supervise all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-22
a\NI3J ELECTION OF OPEL GERS OF THE GRAND LODt. "
 CLOSES SESSION.
Matter of Sale of Temple f@fe' to the Next session of G,"ta..
 Lodge
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 Little Rock. Nov.
 The annual session of tie grand lodge Free and Accepted Masca5 oI Arkansas closed with the install alton ot the officers elected at sAe afternoon session and the eonsidefa= ton of The report of the committee oll orphans home Many Of the Masons returned to their homes Tuesday night, but tie general eXo- dus began yesterday morning and bv night there were bnt few of the hundreds of the visitors ill the city.
 The annual election of officers Of the grand lodge resulted as fol- lows.
 Grand Master Jacob Triober of Little Rock
 Deputy Grand Master-M. N. Greeson of Prescott.
 Grand Lecturer-John M Oat- hout of Bonneville.
 Grand Orator-W. $. Chastain of Melville.
 Grand Senior Warden-=t.. \. Me Culloch of Little Rock.
 Grand Junior Warden-A. J. N itt of Pocahontas.
 Grand TreasErer-G. E. Rosen-  baum of Little Rock.
 Grand Secretary Hampstead of Little Rock.
 Grand Senior Deacon-F. G. Lindsey of Bentonyille.
 Grand Junior Deacon P- Olney of Meaa.
 Grand chaplain Rev. Geo. B. Martin of Newton.
 Grand Tyler=t,dmund Metcalf.
 On Sale Of Building.
 Among the important features discussed at the afternoon session was the report of the board Of con trol on the proposed sale of the present Masonic temple building at t'ifth and Main streets. The board reported that the present building was most too large for the lodge business and that the matter of rents and collections occupied too much of the time Of the secretary. They were of the belief that the present building should either be sold or that the lodge should take up the matter of an appropriation and improvements III the building. After some discussion it was decld- ed that the matter should be re- terred to the next grand lodge for action. 4 motion prevailed that the present board of control should be increased by the addition of sev- en new members, one from each congressional district, and that this board should advertise for bids and report to the next meeting just what the building would bring i'll money. The board will also repOr1 to the next meeting what disposl- ton can be made of the money ob- l tained from Jht sa}e of the build ] ing. where Il Is proposed to locate : the new lodge building, the cost Ot 1 the building. and if money is to oe l invested. the best manner i'll winch to make the investment.
 The committee on orphan $ home also made it's report The plan is 1 that some of the money obtained from the sale of the present tenn pie snail % toward the erection of the orphan home and the next grand lodge will also nave this matter to discuss
 With the installation services ol the new officers. the grand lodge 1 adjourned.
 Brooks White Cream Eye Salve cures sore eyes and grauulated lids 1 Guaranteed.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
D. w. Boyce dsvo1ss his ams to rents


 Have T. J. Malcolm tune Your plano Old phone No. G8G.
 -12 show cases for sale at par gain. Call on Anderson froacon Drug company
 T. A. Drumm0ud for Darsalns in unredeemed watches. je~elry, trunks, bags and suit cases. 24l Main stret.
 -Artom0b#r for sale cheap. Ad- dress "J2 care Graphic.
 Come in aud see and taste the biscuits baked in three minutes and get a good cup oi hot coiiec ur>dat and Friday. It's free. All >to,r> ai wholesale prices. Puddrrhat' IurnI- turc Mig. Co
 The Margaret Mahaf property on South Walnut near 5&th avenue ls for rent Closet and bath ia th" house. Water in the kitchen. Two-story build Ing In good order Apply 10 IT. West Sixth aYenue.
 At the AatleTs hotal from this date you can get your dinner for 5 cents.
 Wanted Girl or middleascd white woman for housework; good wages. l.. care Graphic office.
 From this date dinners will be served for 8 cents at the Antlers hotel.
 Special bargain ID unredecmed watches, jewelry, trunks, suit cases and bags. T. A Drummpnd. 22l Main. Merchants lunch from l2 to 2:30 o'clock. 8 cents, at the Antlers hotel. Merchants lunch, 9 cents, at the Antlers hotel
 At the AnIers hotel, change of price; 50-cent dinner for 9 cents.
 Nicely furnished front room for rent cheap; very close in. ". care Graphic
 Very desirable front room for rent; large and handsome,y furnished Call at noon or after 6 p. m 50l West Third.
 -COiiee and biscuits free at Puddle phatt Furniture Manufacturing com- pany Thursday and Friday. Every body welcome.
 For sale. stock in good paying, long established business from : to 70 shares. T" care of Graphic. Agents wanted ladies or gen tlemen From ten to fifteen dol lars made daily Gall at 52l West Second avenue F. IIillard and company, ---r
 For sale, two small second hand coal stoves Will sell cheap. Apply at the Graphic
 Wanted. salesman Tn shoe de Dartment, experience required Az ply Pine Bluff Mercantile company. Coffee and biscuits free at Pudde- phatt Furniture Manufacturing com- pany Thursday and Friday. Every body welcome.
 -Private deteettye work of all kinds; evidence secured for lawyers III ti m illil anu N4N II tUSt'S. N Poplar street
 Lost, between First Baptist church and Citizens Light and Tran sit company,S plant OF at the plant. open face gold watch: return to Citizens Light and Transit cUmpa- ny.s office and receive reward
 -Strayed or stolen One bay po- ny mare, one roan pony mare Slo will be paid for return of horses to W. A Hamilton or Clement wagon yard
 Miss Christina I.oWr> daughter of Mr. and Mrs D ioNrY. is stlll quite i'll.
 Lost. a white 'oN terrier do2 with black marks on head soma gray, ian marhs under ears on jaw shows age, weight about t> pounds. very coarse hair. short tall ausW 'io
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Hot cofiee and biscuits free Thurs day and Friday. See the best stove made ill operation. Ranges, cook stoves. base burners and heaters, all at wholesale prices. Puddephatt Fur niture Mig. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-22
SEE NELLIE DONEGAN ORLD'S GREATEST SKATER-MATN RINK, THURSDAY, F R ID A Y, SATURDAY. Copper Mines
 In Saline

he Fuller Earth company has a larSe toree ot men at work in the copper mines at Niondyke, Saline county, thls WeeH.
 Supt. (. A oji.,re Nas in the =5ltN WedneSda, niSE. and said that the mines were being developed rapidly and that the grade of ore procured was very satisfactory.
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\ TNEiN t-l lf.al.-, ia
 N.AN.AN El.lInAS HtfAIE.

twelve 3G -Iyins ti5 namp as M. 4.., claiminr Fool as his eo.0e ~as taken in charge by os..ear .~-aeIl Wedncs- day The boy toId Chief stewart that he ran away from home. but wanted to return tEa was furnish cd with q ...,.,a.4 aeei on the train
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-22
Railway Traekmen
 To Organize

The local railway traekmen Will organize here as soon as they can get a man to help them in the work It is thought that there will be as many as fifty charter mem bers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-22

Brooks White Cream Eye Salve cures sore eyes and grauulated lids Guaranteed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05
6he Desperation @ American Life
By CHARLES E. HUGHES. Counsel of New York Leg
 Investigating Committee

By of Ne~Y
 Committee " HERE shall look for emancipation the college halls? The American spirit is to make goot,' go w hgher' AT ALMOST ANY COST-anv hazard 1
 could almost iken it a hundred yard dash for wealth and position We less of the desperation witnessed when seek rush through quntenn decennal great which will in the long bring them NOT ONLY POSITION substantial gan
 Sound character and deserving influence public life the part of must be based honest and accountability only to the public, BUT TO SELF
 What we need just at this baptism of self baptism that will enable stand high the public m spite of the almighty dollar We look the coming from universities to maintain the high quality of public service In h universities alone INDEPENDENCE BY EDUC-x TON.
 This time for indscmnate criticism of in public life Hest assured that the machinery ready for operation by the men will handle these matters however questionable, IN AN EN ACTING MANNER
 LET IDENTIFIED AND PUNISHED, HONEST GO, HIS REPurA TON uNsULLlED WILL ANc OF THE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Citizens bank ( Pine Bluff, Ark, will be held at their office on Tuesday, January }, 1906, for the purpose of electing directors and the transaction of such other bus ness as may regularly come before them.
 R. E. PUGH, Cashier. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec g, 19o5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05
Norway's Hope Is
 In a Modern National Monarchy
By BJORNSTJERNE BJORNsON,
 Norwegian Novelist

is republican people in its ensemble that has rendered it self independent in Norway here is the truth This besides is the principle the essential: Our republican disposition republican standard for the of human values
 this is what has an EDUCATIVE character our people
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Where the Delay Was.
Knew the symptoms.

A doctor prescribed rest and change. for a small girl, saying that her sys tenn was quite upset. After he had gone the little girl said, ''I knew was upset, mamma. because my foe. asleep, and things must be pretty f when you go to sleep at the wrv... end.'-New York World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05
THE HOME DOCTOR.

Puncture wounds caused by pin or black lead pencil should be sucked to extract any poisonous matter
 When the heel becomes blistered it will be remedied by applying a little yellow laundry soap scraped and mix ed to paste with water.
 To remove a wart dampen it and rub with piece of common salt. Do this three or four times day for a month, and the wart will drop off, leaving no mark on the skin.
 A quarter of teaspoonful of bicar- bonate of soda taken in cup of hot water after meals will relieve severe indigestion or without soda it will all lay pains in the stomach if drunk at that time
 When a person has accidentally swal. lowed glass it is a mistake to admin ister purgative. Instead allow plen- ty of crackers to be eaten or thick oat meal gruel or anything similar, so as to protect the intestines.
 "You needn't worry" said the man ager, soothingly, there was bargain advertisement printed in the pro grar, "-Indiane1ol;s 1nnrnal.
 Where the Delay Was.
 When man came rushing at ter rife pace to catch ferryboat and ar rived just in time to have the gateman shut the door before his face, a by. stander remarked:
 You didn't run fast enough"
 'I ran fast enough" replied the dis. appointed man, "but I didn't start in time."-New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05
Insurance Pointer.

Insurance Superintendent fsuc,-t ciousl. )-How did your husband Ae, pen to die so soon after getting insu:,. for large amount?
 Widow-He worked himself to d.. trying to pay the premiums.-.>r York Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05


 republican standard for the of human values
 this what has EDUCATIvE character for people, But the dispute arde carried today between monarchy and republic only question of form for forgotten that the republican ordinance of thought the mistress WHO RULES OUR HOUSEbe king president who the seat of honor The dda from th that by monarchy understood the FOREIGN monarchy which have had monarchy where specul distances observed by and following nal which the Sanards have exceed It almost toerab thanks the lofty culture and the great amb of the monarch BUT IT WAS NO MORE MODERN THAN NOR WEGIAN. affirm without fear of exaggeraion that there greater difference between this and monarchy conoabe to the presidency of republic
 Because the mind of elected Norwegian king here hold cour like the English king the Italian king and yet othe he live among particularly dsn guhed parsonage ves who number of fete days, representation Beyond that he has nothing do with court On Norwegian soltat say when have him to ourevese will feel himself just like HEREDITARY PRESIDENT. He will live here republican people modest contion whom he will render himself useful by his example of participating work of fuhering projects augmentng That will be advantage for and his heart will be bound We HAVE NOT BEEN SPOILED IN THIS RESPECT BY HABIT.
 
 difference monarchy presidency consists above a the forms These also naturally have their importance which to be negected modern national monarchy in its useful form of transition By virtue of this it has mission BESIDES ITS OWN FUNCTION.
 need of this form That appears be the r the only question: If the doubtful for be- fore the conclusion of the ksad since then there be 
 according reads it IN IFS ENTIRE TEXT in tele graphic By have been the highway We that the which relaxed their grip upon but the hands The marks will be visible long the generation of today will pane than who gave warning But IMOBILE the highway with national hate among
 Without doubt there number of ssues but be they what they may this also shall await easily the security life the enterprises by dyna ty with powerful relations than by the DANGEROUS SOLITUDE OF REPUBLIC For old republicans there is nothing to do what Garba did After having served the republic all his life he resolved the king Victor Emmanuel d and his grand repeated him. T Italy has longer need of king let her say will serve her in another capacity.
 depends whether king shall think and speak with equal magnanmit If the king has with the great rendering nestmabe service collaborating with IMMEDIATELY and of in nowise hwartng uterior develop men wounds caused by the omnou ghtful peace will be cured with the greatest rapdty
 DEPEND RAPDITY WHEREWITH WE RECOVER SENTIMENT SECURITY OUR SHALL RECEIVE HONOR FOR OUR ACHIEVEMENT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05

She-You men are such towards He-Anyhow, one of us married you' Punch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05

The Candidate-Come, you must get the people in this great issue. Cam paign Managerial right, you must white something Candidate-Me wr'te? What time have had to study the question ?-Town and Country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05

Impossible to fcresee s.n accident. Not impossible to be prepared for it. pr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Monarch Jver pain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff Trust com nanv will be held in the company,S office on Monday, January f5, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of electing directors and the trans action of such other business as may come before them.
 D. c. BELL, Sec and Treas Pine Bluff. Ark, December 2, 1905. Terrible plague, those ijelliae. pes tering diseases Of tha skia. Fat all end to misery. EGan's Ointment cures. At any dru2 sore.
 Advert se Adrertis>' He succeeds is he who tries; Who is asked is he who buys.
 Advertise. Some day, though he will learn that to make advertising pay He'll have to add ads to h s ad, and advertise each day.
 -E. G. Townsend in N. Y. Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-30
TWELFTH ANNUAL LAKE
M0H0NK CONFERENCE.

Lake Mohonk, ~ Y, May 30. The
twelfth annual Lake Mohonk confer
ence ON international arbitration OPEN
e1 today with an attendance of 800 dip-
Iolnats. jurists, congressman. clergy
men, educators, editors aud philan.
thropsts.
The opening address was delivered by
Albert Is. SnileE Mr. Smiley vas fol-
lowed by eX-Secy of State John W.
Foster Mr. Foster, as president Of the
conference, delivered an "a ldrcss
The following officers were chos, ID.
PRESIDENT, John w Fosetr Washing
ton, u. e..
secretary, Clinton Rogers Woodruff,
Philadelphia.
Permanent corresponding secretary. +.
II. Phillips, Lake Mohonk. y.
Treasurer Alex. G. Wood. Camden.
~ j.
Business committee. John shines.
providence Il. l., chairman
publication committee Or Ben jAmin
TruebloOd, Boston, chairman
Press committee, Albert T.. Hoyt. Al
bany chairman
Finance committee. Warner Van
Nordcn, New York. chairman.
DR.. Benjamin +. Truehlool Of Boss
ton gave review Or the yast years
work Of the conference. This was fol-
lowed by discussion of the czar's r,.
cent invitation to the second Hague
peace conference, led by Judge ]. Sui
ness OF Providence, e. l.. IN which Gao
omission from the propose program OF
the limitation OF reduction of arma.
ment was criticised by several speak
ers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-30
SWALLOWED THE DIAMOND
Owner mp Again,t, Proposition to kill
Girl to Get IT,

Omaha, May 30.-Like Shylo.k ana
his pound Of flesh. Tiuey h. Counn>
has been placed by the courts in Inc
dilemma Of not being able TO claim his
property awarded by the Judge except
at the risk of killing woman. an thIs
instance the pound Of hesh II q $3.50
diamond In the appendix al q scit-cuu
trssed shoplifter
Mae Thomas swallowed the diamoud
saturday IN the retail store Of r. J..
Coombs g. CO.. jewelers.. From 4 tray
Of diamonds on the counter THE woman
removed the haNsomest stone aud
concealed Il I'm her mouth To avuld
being found with the diamond ol hr-
person when searched she swallowed Il.
Fearing appendicitis the Thomas WON
an confessed this Ia the police. vino
confirmed the story By taking an N-rtA
photogra pin.
The diamond is yours said the po-
lice judge to the jcWcler YESTERDAY.
Take it; but II YOU resort 10 q surxi-
cal operation agains, the prisoners WI
and she dies you can be ned for mur.
der"
The surgeons say the diamond can
not be recovered without am opctauuu.
as the N-ay showed /, TO be lodged ,n
the intestine.
About the only cnauco Coombs mas o.
recovering his $500 diamond O.. thai the
Thomas woman viii develop an attack
of appendicitis symptoms i-.1dy
have been noted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

Orphcuni---lt is on mo cards that
there win be big business at the or.
pheum today and the standing room
only sign may bo IN evidence thib
evening, This afternoons matinee was
unusually heavy. "The charity Ball'
apparently has made a hit, and aside
from llcrsohel Mayal and Miss stuart
so good work of Gus Mortimer Mabel
. orcure aud Elsie Gresham is q factor
in smooth production
TheatCr--The Casino Park company
in 'Tcezy Whecsy' holds tho rheater
boards this afternoon and evening by
special arrangement with Manager ny
per
Grand--"The inside Track" will be
the bin this afternoon and evening
L,rlc---Thc stock company a the
Lyric Is meeting With public approval.
II good business Is an Indication for
capacity houses have greeted the per-
formance ~ The Fatal Wedding"
since Saturday This show holds the
boards untll saturday when It will be
replaced by The American Girl"
Pierpont School---The pupils Of the
Pierpont School OF Oratory and physlc-
al culture will render an attractive
program at the Y NJ, g. \. auditorium
tomorrow evening, under the MANAGE
ment Of Prof Metcalf and Miss Pierce.
The Rough Diamond and the Greek
play Of Ceres viii form the atlac-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-30
A PLOT TO KILL
KING ALFONSO.
Fifty Anarchists Of England.
France and Spain on Their
Way to Madrid.
TO DIE AS He LEAVES CHURCH.
Project IL 1, Said, Included "A Rev
oluiion 10 Overthrow the
Monarchy.

London May 30, j.32 r. ma plot 10
assassinate King Alfonso on his we'd.
ding day has been discovered In Lon
don according TO convincing story
published by the Evening Standard
This afternoon. FIFTY anarchists of
England, France and spain who are
said to be concerned IN the consplr-
acy are alleged to be on the way 10
Madrid with the Intention OF carrying
cut the attempt as the king is leav-
ing the church. The plan IL said 10
nave been Matched IN Spain and Lon
don but II is added that the police
got wind OF the affair and viii take
al the precautions necessary To PRO.
teot the king The project. it is az
serted. included revolution after tho
assassination with the view to over
throwing the monarchy. The Evening
standard further asserts that Spanish
officers are implicated In the plot.