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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
WILL BE PERMITTED " FIRE
nation Prohjbitin@ Explosives in
 Dangerous fari> oi City.

To the thiff of i'a1tee: You will enforce tue fello~ias order: That including the entire ire limits 2. tAe city, together with all ware housess congresses vacant lots and other places where cotton is stored, you will forbid and pres,n the firing of any Eind of explosives that is likely to cause fire aud fer all violations of fais order sutIieien deposit 5e reqdif- et, 5e secure the appearance af all es1.t .7,z3gs before fhe police court. 1 Y. .5tlss. gel 10 (he cotton buyers and dealers in cotton. that in order to minimize any danger that max oe- cur from this source, that the streets be cleared of c0G 2 and the ware houses be kept el2sed. Given under my hand as Mayor el the City of Pine Bluff, this evenly -f#=t day of Decem- ber 1906.
 H. KING WHITE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
FIRE lN
 KNOX, -SMART'S
Candle Placed in poUiNay CaiiScS {'onii;loration-TIe Eiremen'S
 Christmas Donation

About 10 clock Friday morning q fire started in the hallway in the rear Of the knoX-Smart real estate office. There We're several punches of bananas in this hallway and one Of the Italians who owned the ba- nanas put q candle on a door-Sill, which started fire lip the wall The fire department Was called out and the fire was soon eNtinguished, but the smoke was s5 thick that it va #0ta" time before Chief ShHltz soaiI be certain that t vas ont.
 Gzn. Knox gave Chief Shalz S25 with which to buy Christmas pres ents for himself and his firemen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
Y. N c. A. News
:. NJ. (. \. Boys Go To Little Rock.

!. II. (. \. Boys Go To Little Rock.
 In Behalf of the Junior boys of tho Little Rock '. NJ. C. X, Physical D- rector Stephens, today issued q ehal- fence 10 the Pine Bluff Juniors, to play them q match game of basket ball The challenge was promptly ae- cepted by the Pine Bluff Juniors, who are always game and never take a dare, even if il should come from such q small town as Little Rock
 No boys will be permitted To try for the team that will go to Little Rock, unless his height is under five feet two inches as that measurement was specified in the challenge Jesse Me- Williams, who has charge of the boys symnas1m classes temporarily. is giving the boys special training, and trying them for the team The names 0. the boys will be announced
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CATHOLICS ARE EXPELLED
 FROM SENIN ARIES.
Foreign Students Announce Intention of Calling Attention oi Embassies
 To Action Oi Authorities.

Paris, Dee. 21.-The teachers and students of the famous St. Sulpice Seminary here were expelled. Their superior, as a matter of form, insist- ed that q policeman lay a hand on his shoulder as q proof that violence Was used Among the students were I number of British subjects, and one American who read an energetic pro test claiming that they were there un- der an arrangement with the French government. by which when the proP- erty of the old Catholic college was endowed by the Stuarts during the period of religious intolerance in Eng land, and it was taken for d polytech- nic institute, it was formerly under stood that as a compensation the gov ernment would maintain twenty y-five students sent from England to St Sulpice.
 The foreign students also announc- ed their intention of calling the al tention of their embassies to the ac- ton of the local authorities.
 In several places in the interior troops were compelled to use force in order to open the doors of the sem inarieS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
ANOTHER BIC CROWD
 AT TIE MAIN RINK.

All the regulars and quite d crowd of new coluers were ont al ihe Main rink last ni@ht pal1ieipa in@ hn the delightful pastnn of shatin4
 fhe weather Was .tea and every one seemed to enioN theuseiHes to the full extent of the word The build ing was comfortably heated, and with the beautiful strains of music, as ren- dered by 'he orchestra everybody had a good time
 And s2 | E # al' fines ii the Main rink
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21

Four negroes Thursday nisht Wefe |soins down the road between the Taylor place and Ladd's mill aHd shot at Epison's house. Epison, colored, is a deputy under Sam Buck. con- stable of that township and when Epison went out to arrest them they shot him through the body six times.
 Mr Buck caught two of them, Ar thur Payton and McDona1d Payto2s and lodged them ill the county jail in this city. Mf Buck is after JHe other two
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SERVICES AT THE
 TEMPLE FRIDAY NIGHT

Regular weekly services will be held at the Temple Friday night. when Rabbi Friseh will preach on Silent Struggles. Miss Fannie Hardin will sing a contralto solo. Hold Thou My Hand by Briggs. after the sermon. The rest of the musical program is as follows: Or gan prelude. "Tendresse,' by B arzz Mfss F. F. RenfroW; service b.s SeAlesinae4, Nol. II; basso solo b. fore sermon. @The Plains of Peace. . hN Barnard. Mr. Mont Levy: closi!4. quartet. selected Services com menee at 7:45. Everybody is cor diaIIV invited to attend
 Next Friday night, Rabbi Joseph .lasin of Fort Worth will occnpE tha pulpit at the Temple, and tho Friday night following Rabbi F'rise6 will deliver the first of series of twelve lectures on the "Essence of Modern ,Juda ism.
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COMMIT TED SUICIDE. r.
0. x. DEleEI; ! GeiIll;Ai3kII, KILLED HINSIIl &=ltf-
 ftE ROCK FRIDAY.
He k said to Have Been Drink ln4 Heavily During thc Past Few
 Months.
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 Little Rock, Dee. o s. bei= SCI boilefmaEeF employed bf tht Iron Mountain railway company here committed suicide in this city this mornin@ The eoroner.s jury returned aVefdiet To this eAeet
 heiaer had been in Little Rocf, on1E short while. and k @atd to have been drinking heavily d1rins the past lew months. He has q mother residing in Topeka. Kan. and ill letter to her assigned i'll health and disappointment as the causes for his rash deed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
D. I. MILLS & co. ARE CLOSING OUT REMAIN DER OF CUT GLASS AND CHINA AT COST.

\ aiee Daie Of trousers make a handsaale earlstluas gift. Come in and see il We have you fir nd's measNreme its. If We have, ynu can arrange d nice little surprise for him. Eisankfamer the Tailor, over Citizens bank, Second ayen4e, cor her Pino street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21

The weekly shop-meeting was post poned till next Friday as Dr. Cline is out of toWn
 The band aud ofebestfa are pfac- ticinS every night in order to get ready for entertainments. which they will give in the near future.
 The P. W Club mel 'asi night, Or Morse as the leader This was only the third meeting and the class is gaining in enthusiasm and attend ance.
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ASKS HARTMAN
 TO CLOSE BREAK
To Stop Flow of Water Into Imperial Valley.

Washinst0hs 51ee. 22I.-Presideht Roosevelt is exef5ias his efforts to have the break in the Colorado river ill Mexico fepa.s=eHI as soon as possi- ble by the California Development company, which, he declares. is ulti- mately resnonsib.g fa. it. He today sent ielss-f:.Iu eo l. H. Hal rinan at New York reeit.a4 the conditions and inability to secure aelion by Con- gress because Of 1he adiourament for the Christmas holidays. The president told Mf Hartman that ii is incum- bent uaen him 10 close the break again ant that action should De taken Withou n hours delay
 ,Ir .riman repliedi. saying that the S9nsharn Pacific bad no control oyer the California Development, but se would authorize the Southern Pa c fic o li9 .als to try 10 re3a.. the break, st.sts5 congress to take action later to ass st with thA= 7Hfden. The presi- dent gaze assueaHee he would make recon mna adati0Ha to congress to this
 i.
 h cen repeatedly asserted that unless the break in he river is promptly repaired the losses in the mpef Valley, already enormous,
 l. Il q conservative estimate,
 ae2 of $1f,o ,U0e The pres
 ant that longer delay was not
 t the case
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
\ ARRESTED FOR MURDER
 IN PHILLIPS COUNTY,

Geo. Morris, who is charged with murder in Phillips county. is in jail here awaiting the arrival of Mr NJ. H. Ford. the sheriff of Phillips county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
ROBINSONS SECURE
 A LARGE CONTRACT

Mr. Adam Robinson returned Fri day from IOnesborn. While there he secured the contract for the plnmb- ing of the Y. NJ. C. A. building for the firm of Robinson brothers This is to ae d handsome building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21

.ta#a ~e fa##fe #i4 NJ l-}4#=U #a 4iH. dasa65eG 0f f#l N. .. aaId0fn# oI Canton. q soI4 ao4aaa ot eHflga aaE FzT1H=a7H and aUFlH9 56a EzE1=la= t.Ae sessions Wa eeleaIas favor ita= in fha#soa5al#eItetes aI#tIae#eaIt= itaI city.
 MT Hooker is the son "f the IaIe H. S Hooker ST. one of the lore most eitiaan of Holmes county. | member e .ft5anal con vent=au of fNea. .#=. V 10 tied abont five months :s7 The latest news tHe= bedside =e' the young man is thal his condition shows no signs CT iM.G= l&= ment He ts graduate ar jHe= laW= and 1frefals= departments of the university of Mi. i#5fpPi, and served as mayor of L. Ion prior 55 lis election to t6e legislature
 The remains of Mrs. Hooker were accompanied from Jackson this af- ternoon by Mr and Mrs. Faqna oi this city and several friends and relatives from Canton and Nicks= l,i1puc
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TEACHERS PLAN
 SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
That More Than Five Hundred Will Be On Hand For the Opening
 Session.

Little Rock Ark. Dec. 2l.-"The coming session of the Arkansas Teachers association. 10 be held in IS city the latter part of this month s fair to eclipse anything of the kind ever held in this state.s said Prof. B. w. Torreyson, superintend- 3 of the Little Rock schools The tile Rock special school district, t rough the board of directors, has ; cred the high school building to 2 9 association for it's meetings This offer has been accepted
 tt is estimated that more than :,o0 laachers will reach the city the day alter Christmas, to take part in the deliberations. Prof Junius Jordan superintendent of the Pine Bluff schools, and formerly superintendent of public instruction. will be on the program, and Prof ! W kuy kendall superintendent of the Fort smith schools, is to take an active part in the convention.
 change 3iH =5e made this real. in the matter of the program. Hereto fore lengthy papers, upon important
 were read. and much time or
 tion was thus taken up.
 papers at this conyen-
 VII he shorter. and not
 an The time Of the e devoted to discus
 may take part The
 Wo days, Decem-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21
Basket Ball Today.

There will 5e two basketball games this evening, one between the Cotton Belt and the high school and another between the Dilley foundry and the Tradesman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21

For elegance of shoe style and sat- isfactory wear make Eour purchases from Leverenz- -Trulock Shoe Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21

226 Main street, the place to get good shoes Leverenz- -Trulock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-21

44e4 tAat ae W,a- robbed HHil h. 1 59;J3 toId by EUG-5 a'ze .9I6 6}.a35.
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's'@l sss,Ai ii DL DYING WIFE
Failed in H Relieved to Be Death Bed.

2f.-Thc r II. $. EIoo'z through Jae' son oz vteksburg to = eton for int 7ied at the pri- C. Yer~er aeassa she v,asl 1nt Her death s7'i@ feature, 1aater, mem- If he leeis- a0ot,, now ha- Lexington his fife is al- - spite Of his Ita. TO. eia,.. = Nioizqh saea5= w tao fa
 ,fa.,t=s-, e,9.g ,a.,. 'ee4a
 fl is t,o,io -,en1e.z', .ee-.ee-e.A 7-,,,ss n .,oos.1. ft5a his dHine wife, will '. fotalf-.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
New, OF the Town and Village Briefly
Told for Busy ReatsrI

New, OF tn. Town and Village Briefly
Told for BuI RsatsrI
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Torrance are 10
New York.
Mrs f. 8. Pope has returned from a
three weeks visit in Palmer and Spring
field, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs c. Champagne are re
ceiving congratulations on the oirth
OF daughter.
Miss Flora Huges OF Pouliney ar
riv, d here this morning for few days
visit with relatives.
Miss Agnes Ferguson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Harry Roster
has returned to Troy.
Mrs o. l.. Hewes and daughter Of
Winhall have been visiting here aud In
SALISBURY this week.
Mrs Danes Coffee and Miss Nellie
Coffee have returned from their visit
to the northern part of the state.
Eli Tiffany is recovering from a
severe attack Of lumbago that has con
fined him to the house for several
weeks.
Mrs Harry C. Roster entertained a
few friends at cards last evening In
hon Or OF err sister, Miss Agnes Fergu
son of Troy.
There were 20 tickets sold from the
local ticket office for the New York
excursion. A number Ut Jewish resi-
dents are among the excursionists.
Samuel s. Hall, Esq, one of the
most prominent Albany lawyers, will
be guest of honor at the Baptist
Reunion supper one week from tonight.
Monument lodge, Knights OF Pythias
held a special meeting last evening.
Arrangements are being made for a
few social features to be brought out
early in the winter. The first is to be
dance on the evening of the 2Sth. A
clam C howder supper and pool tour.
nament ar events to be announced
later.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Bap-
list church meets Friday afternoon at
3 30 in the Sunday school rooms to
perfect arrangements for the Reunion
supper to be held Thursday evening,
Nov. %. More than 500 invitations
for this supper have been sent out and
a large and representative gathering
IL expected.
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FOR THANKSGIVING
Annual Proclamation Issued By Governor
Proctor.

Proctor.
Whereas, The people OF this state,
as their fathers, still acknowledge their
dependence on the beneacent proyl.
denoe OF Almighty God, and, the 70.
curing year having brought again the
season OF harvest, Ii Is good 10 follow
the hallowed custom OF the fathers and
to recognize this divine favor by set
ting apart day for public expression
OF gratitude and praise,
Therefore, | do appoint Thursday,
the twenty.nlnth day Of November cur.
rent, day OF Thanksgiving for the
people OF this state.
Vermont has abundant reason for
grateful rejoicing, A strong and res
dilute people have established here u
state that has always stood for an In
telllgent, lIberiy.loyIng, law abiding
citizenship, aud for that Righteousness
which alone exalteth commonwealth
or nation. Hor welfare aud honor
have been conserved by the lntelll.
genco aud honest purpose OF her clti'
zens Her products OF held, mine,
workshop and factory have abounded.
There are many evidences, also, OF ylr'
tuss that strengthen and upliit society
patriotism, high moral courage, jus.
tee and uLseldsh devotion 10 the public
good.
For these blessings heritage OF
the past, the advantage OF the present,
aud the promise ~ the future-lei US
on the day designated, Ia the church,
In the home, aud In other httlug place
render our deep and reyerent gratitude
Ia the Giyer of all good. Let US be
moved by a spirit OF humility, gener.
Gus fraternity aud tender sympathy.
Let Us draw closer and sweeten the ties
~ home and family. Aud let ds dedi'
cate ourselves 10 that living-publlc
ADD private which will bring 10 the
state and nation n continuance and an
Increase OF enlightenment, liberty and
peace, and which will make for right
eous character.
Given under my hand and thu seal OF
the state, In the Executive Chamber nj
Montpelier, this fifteenth day Of Nov.
ember, Ia the year Of our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred six, and OF the
Independence oi the United States the
one hundred thirty-drst.
Fletcher d Proctor, governor.
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ments have been voted VIII be brought
Into court within a few hours"
The grand jury found indictments
against John ID. Rockefeller and four
other persons In connection with the
Standard OF inquiry. which was TO.
opened here.
What the indictments allege or who
the four other defendants In addition
TO Mr.. Rockefeller are was not given
out by Prosecutor David, who. how.
ever. admitted the indictments had
been returned. The bench warrants
issued upon the indictments were plac.
ed In the hands OF Sheriff Groves. who
took them and went to Cleveland
where II Is supposed they are TO be
served.
The report OF the grand jury will be
made public either today or Friday.
and the indictments returned are nj
present In possession OF the clerk OF
courts OF this county.
II is understood the indictments
charge the defendants with having
continued TO contract the oil produc-
lions and to fix prices on and after
July z. 1906 In violation OF the valen.
tine antitrust act, state law under
which the recent prosecution OF the
Standard OIL company in this county
was conducted and In which fine Of
5000 was imposed by the probate
court
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15

Think of DR. Shoop's Catarrh- Cure If
your nose and throat discharges-if
your breath is foul or feverish. This
now white soothing balm contains Oils
of Eucalyptus, Thymol, Menthol, etc.,
incorporated into an imported, cream
like, velvety petroleum.. 1t soothes,
heals, puri6es, controls. Call at our
store for free trial box Sold by
Joseph NJ. Ayres.
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Card of Thanks

We wish hereby to express our sin
cere thanks to our neighbors and
friends who so kindly aud sympatheti.
cally assisted during our recent ber-
eavement, alsvfor the beautiful flowers.
M. +. Buss and wife.
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Piles quickly and positively cured
with DR. Shops Magic Ointment. It's
made for Piles alone-a I'D 1t does tn,
work surely and with satisfaction. Itch
ing, painful, protruding or blind piles
disappear like magic by its use. Large
Nickle Capped glass jars, so cents
Sold and recommended by Joseph M.
Ayres.
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SOUTH SALISBURY

Born, a son to MI and Mrs G. r.
Hawkins Wednesday, Nov. IA, at the
Samaritan hospital in Troy. Mother
aud child are doing well.
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A Bargain
In Christmas Books

Retail price ~ Is. Sold until Dec.
20 for s325 Send &c stamp for de-
sc iptive circulars TO The Nunc Llcet
Press, Philadelphia, Pa.
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There's nothing so good for sore
teroat as DIR Thomas Electric Oil.
Cures 1t in few hours. Relieves any
pain in any part.
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About the |. c. 5.
Scholarships

which we are to present the most popular
young man and woman, as determined by our
customers.
The plan Is this with every ten cent pur
chase at our store we are giving one ballot,
which entities the holder to vote for both
young man and young woman. To the one OF
each sex receiving the largest number Of votes
we will give n scholarship in the International
Correspondence Schools OF Scranton, Pa
These Schools are noted for their thoroughness
OF instruction and graduates thereirom are
sought by the business world everywhere.
Their instructors embrace the best scientific
and most successful talent on the face OF the
earth, hence these scholarships are OF value.
The victors In this contest will have their
choice OF one of til $50 courses OF instruction
valued at $40 90 to 800 each.
Few have so far entered the race, but there
is opportunity still for any worthy aspirant to
come to the front with little effort, there be-
ing thousands OF votes out that have not yet
been picked up by the present contestants.
Save your ballots and give them to some
Young persons who are anxious to make the
most OF them. elves.
Contest closes November 23d, 1906.
GRlSWOLD
Sport, Music, Art, Stationery, Books
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock Quotations,

Money on call 6is to 9 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, per cent.
Closing prices:
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JOHN D. IS INDICTED
Standard Oil Chief Accused Of
Violating Antitrust Law.
WARRANT IN SHERIfFS HiSOS.
Head OF Giant Monopoly aud foar
Other officials Must Answer la
Law Court. OF Ohio al an
Early Date.

FINDLAY. o., Nov. i5.-staie Pros
ecutor David has admitted that the
grand jury has voted an indictment
against John ID. Rockefeller ON the
charge OF violating the Valentine anti
trust act
Mr.. David stated that no attempt
would be made 10 compel Mr.. Rookie.
Teller 10 come 10 Ohio az this time be-
cause his attorneys had already enter
ed appearance for him iH the probate
court In a previous action against the
Standard oil company.
Mr.. David added. "Some other prom.
inent oil men against whom indict,
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TO CURE A COLD ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II it fails 10 cure. E.W
GROVES signature is on each box. 25c
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UvANTED-Ladyt typewriter. one with some
w ornre experience preferred Appl, by
mail. Address r. o. Box 79i, Bennington, VI
2S8tf
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IIvASTtD-Man not under IS years OF az .
w good position. Address H." Banner
Off .e. 26itG
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For Sale

But one of the G.. Fl. Darling houses
on Mccall Street remains uusold, and
that q two-story three-tenement house
/ good re ar is offered at baraa
p ice to close. This house which rents
Ior S2l per month If s)ld Immediately
will be sold for $500. If desired by
purchaser one-half the purchase price
may remain on mortgage.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS


JAMES SILK, contractor and builder. Also
y repairing. rebuilding ana snopwork. Shop
OF Union street.
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Ii OR SALE-A small house In the heart of
l. the village, at figure to net ten per cent.
Apply to Edward Hall, 24Itf
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DOR SALE Criterion piano player at a
Il great bargain. VIII fit any piano. II you
can't play buy this and enjoy all the latest pop
ular and classic music Any one can learn to
Drop in and hear 1t Cluett 6 Sons, Main st.
2G3tf
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J site Dart OF Springfield and c. S
sus Pee {, both trustees OF the Soldiers
Eone, were here yesterday making
their quarterly imspect.o OF the home.
rhe 0:mter OF inmates at the 10 THU
tion this m, raing was 90 per ceut OF
which about % were in the hospital.
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Thomas Baker OF Burlington arriv-
ed aE the Soldiers home last night.
John Willard of Dummerstou is one OF
the last arrivals ut the home. He was
member OF Co X 9th Vermont during
the civil war, the same company in
which Superintendent Harmon of the
home was member.