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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
WILL GO To
WALLAWAllA

nEfiINGHAM. Jan. i6--Harfy
n Dss1sa. tusner hszokkespsx for
a. pelllnxham nav Improvement
mmp4ny, wh0 pie1ded guilty fFts
ssr 10 ne charge Of smhszEiink the
arm u ts19 from hts employers. was
z>nsene@si 60 three years IA the peui-
,.asiary hy Judge Netervr In the an-
p<rter court AondaY
nasden vas arrested shortly after
rhanksxfving dAT On the charge ~
zaslsnE ara After an sxAraina-
tlsa u Als books. L was found thst
his pwaiAslons amauuied 10 Neme-
alag more than $50 and Hew In
f5rnasi1n was niet against him By
couaty Aftorney reftaEer.
Il IA likely that he ans r l.
Ksl1a. the nan Who 4 under an
sxkt manshs' sfusence Cor ohfain-
sar money under Aise prctcnaea and
xao mixed he court 80 change h
b five years instead % eight
nonfhs. viii BE- taken 20 WailA
Nkia taxether as ap0n - the
gszrts fsun that Institution can
r.xrs IleElingharp-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
GALL IN FEBRUARY

The Seattle Police benefit asso.
ciatlaa wii give thslr annual ball
February Is AZ Eagles ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

rrRrIFIcATE HOLDERS OF ALASKA FISHERIES
UNION WILLING TO RAISE MONEY TO BRING
CRIMINAL ACTION AGAINST PROMOTERS

Several certificate holders OF che
,a.la rsshsrIes uuioa have eS-
......a a willingness To contribute
s.,r.l a nlua 10 brlas the promot
:, ,he unian into ceurt upon a
~ y. charge II this r. NOS tone
sxeers examination ot 'ho At
= m the union viii be Insisted
-" sna It Is ailescd that unless
49, ,..,,ss a the concern have been
ssss away with a senaatiohai AsA'e
s,fslrs vii be uncovered,
,~aihsr feature IT me ! einn
.aas .st has suggested ITSELF To
Nv ana Il locks ~ thoush y. tes sl.S
- -. shortAge q So o,1e or s'v 80
s ~, November iset and Jan
vary. 1905, 49, N. s,iiewtne
~ : was given eut ~ the se'-
sssarv 81 the unlan. saeS .. - ~
.sn9It,en q the SAME q Nv N's'''
s.s,,siness November -. lsot.
!, vii BE- noted BY that statement ,,'.
-, shslv valuable resources Al tast
tine consisted Of
Statement OF Resources
,,....., salmoa on hand it5s.aa2 ~
S'ek 80 s4s1ftS
aaa' ... as a.
,,,,~es ust9aasq
rNs smount % liabilities Vas
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The Real Facts.

u appears from this summary
that there MAS. or at least should
have BEEN sufficient assets 90 pay
all the liabilities and stlii leave u
small surplus
hat the true facts today. IA told
hy the reeelvwr. are thai instead II
having exea small surplus they
SIN owe the hanks $4,000 The re-
eeiver also eays that, even after
everything IL sold. there will prob
ably be shortage ot $50 600 TO the
tWo hanks
Now a. between a surplus OF
sfo 600 or $4,000 and an Indebted
ness Of even So 900 there il aifs
ference on the wrong side OF $50 oeo
or so 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

nek RYAN otheruiae known as
Ma d war Jack" and 'sBikehia
nlek~ Taa arrested yesterday os
saspiridu q being Implicated IN re-
ssat barxiaFies SathinE of value
szs 'uanG IN Ryans shack a.
snlth eoFa
RYAN has served five years IN The
Walh Walla penl,enfiary for Loot
lsx The home % u T. Decay Of a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
THREE BAD
BOYS TOW

Three boys Who ran away from
home ~srs captured AZ Auburn yes
tereiaY Afternoon BY the Local police
and wers brought 20 this city last
night They vill eosne before Judge
Frst~r a. tho next cessation 81 the
Juvenile court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

..,,rre@ 49,. sfsfea1aq
"a anount % liabilities vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
COLE BUYS
A CORNER

rsuueslman frvlnx T. Cole aeiins
,,r,sxa George W billing. yesteF-
- Aansht hon the Goodwin Real
vss.,s company. representing J. g
e,sunlnehAm q Spokane. LOT =
g.. : a-->~iss -~.s''1
- Westiake and F0ufshs The Goa
..ssrssioa vas t35.ela
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miss u more tkan oaoe. please tsle.
phone &c every time you uias Il
In thia way we can DO eefeAia al
Tixias oar subscribers q perfect aer.
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10 reach you By 6 o'clock any eve
ninE. please do ua the favor to eau
M our main office tsunaet. Main
1850; Independent 1881 between 8
and 7 o'clock. and we viii send
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DAMAGES
). Sl8,3ao

In the condemnation salt broakht
BY the city against the property
abuttiag Wnstiakn boulevard yrater-
day = verdicsa were awarded Tor
al aggregate amount OF SIS gga.
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large amount OF sliycrwarc and
leMelry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
CHAPTER TX.
IN RUSSIA.

The next letter Dorothy received bore Russian stamps
dated at the blacsmh shop Bosoi Prospect ST. Petersburg
After few pennares which need be down here Drum
mond continues
The day after Jack arrived in London there being nothing
whatever to dean him England for St Peters
burg, and domced above his blacksmith shop We are
the fashionable side Of the wide and a
short walk brings to bridge which being crossed
wander among palaces disposed been
here only four days good deal has already been accomplished
The influence OF the Prince has smooted path for Yestcr
cign Office and to-day have officer OF high rank the
The Prince mention because letters
young LADY, sometimes opened before they reach the
to whom they addressed These officials who have been
kind enough to receive gentlemen polished thaI feel quite
their presence little shaky French
feared that knowledge Of that language might not
re- 5 no Ct e d dtf n
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A pair OF lovesick maidens VIC. :"
'''Lovesick all against our will
Only one
Twenty years hence we shan't be
A pair Of loveslck maidens still. 7"

Il pleased note said Dorothy dcuucy that the letter
written by the Prince your father has brought you back the
Gilbert and Sullivan plane again although in this fairy glen
should quote from 1oanthe rather than from Patience
Yes Dot this spot might do Pirates PEN
zance only we're far from the But the
hand don't think there will be any send that cabegram.
don't like the idea Of cabcgram anyhow will the
hotel and dictate to frivolous father composition quite
stately and formal that from the Prince
address and seal it and then if you kind enough
in the letter send to Lieutenant Drummond
to reach Jack Lamont ultimately"
Dorothy sprang from the hammock to the ground
oh, she cried eagerly I'll go the hotel you write
my letter at once *
Katherine smiled, took her by the arm, and said:
You're dear girl Dorothy to the hotel as soon
through this thicket"
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ss1 Na
a will the hotel" said Kathe
"You see they need Katherine in Russia"
Iopc she won't bclke former all I've read OF her is
auc. This letter your father, tlen?'
going 70 cable liz consent conscnation sailed
sway he would try b p her up By wireless eegrapy and secure
photographs taken that he can hand them out to the reporters
Ms1 s o cas m s
captures daughters and then nsultngy limited
that perhaps after all it better to picture as it
might the fair daughter fiction q the heading
yes Kate that such treatment Of vital subject must
aProvotng should say pretended going
to tack this letter Up the notice board the hal q III 9te
horn House held But the cxapcrating feature Of the sua
tage in Bar Harbor am quite certain that left
letters be forwarded but nothing eegraped yester
day the people who taken house whole heap
Of elated correspondence has arrived with from tenant
saying s did not know our address on will sec at GG tn"
By sending reply the at New York but now the
write care Of the CONSERVATION in England"
arrived and probably he will have gone Russia
will Il Eo aq wbs % h ,a mms al il Lo'do" the letter
q have that such is the case"
"But you're and I want to be certain
care you really in love with him, Katc?"
of course am You know that very we'll and don't want
stupid Misrepresentation arise at the beginning such al
lows silly author carry his story to the page
unoendng volume which lay the ground beneath the ham
"Thcn why adopt your fathers suggestion and cable? It
Isn't you who cabling you know"
81 coulnt that 1t would look if
hurry wouldn't iii"
Then let cable.
"You? TO whom?"
Tand up that desped book Kate, and I'll write my cable
gram the eaf you approve OF the I'll to the
hotel, send a once
Katherine gave her the book and lent the little silver pencil
which hung ngng, other trnkes the her belt
Dorothy scrubbed the yeaf and presented to
Katherine who rcad
ALAN Dummonl Ducwatcr Club Pail Mall London. Tell
Lamont that his letter Captain Kcmpt delayed and did
reach the Captain until to-day Captain Kcmpts reply will be
under your club Arrange for forwarding if
leave England. Dorothy Amhurst."
When katherine finished reading she looked up her friend
and exclaimed: "WcT giving that word meaning deep
as the clear pool on whose borders she stood,
Oorothys face Redeemed il the sinking shn
ing full upon it.
!. "You write to another then?" .5sts
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"Ycs."
"And is it d case f. "
mo; friendship 81 ...s
"Surc is nothing more than tl,atf
Dorothy shook her head
Dorothy YOU are a brick; that's what
you are. YOU will do anything to help,
friend III trouble
Dorothy smiled.
n have SO few friends that whatever I
cal, do for them will not greatly tax any capa-
.bities may possess
Nevertheless, Dorothy,I thoroughly ap-
prcciatc what you have done. YOU did not
wish any one to know you were correspond
Ing viii him, and yet yo,, never hesitated a
moment when you saw was anxious
s. "Indccd, Kate, there was nothing to cor
cca. Ours is very ordinary exchange Of
letters. have only had two one at Bar
.Harbor few days after he left, and another
longer one since We came to the hotel, written
from England
''Did the last one go to Bar Harbor, too?
How came you to receive it when he did not
get ours 2"
1T did not 60 TO Bar Harbor. | gave
him tic address Of my lawyers in New York.
and they forwarded it to me here. Lieutcn-
ant Drummond was ordered home by some
one who had authority to do So and received
the message while he was sitting with me Oh
the night Of the ball. He had got into trou-
bic with Russia. There had been All nvesti-
CATION, and he was acquitted. saw that he
was rather worried over the order home and
expressed my sympathy as well as could,
Id turn out for the best. He asked if he might
7 the outcome, and, being interested quite
and my address. The letter re-
L.e tl,o
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hoping everything would turn out Tor the best. Ee
write and let me know the outcome, and, being in
willingly gave him permission, and my address.
ccivcd was all about committee meeting at the Al
lie took part. He wrote to me from the club in Pail
have addressed this cablcgram."
There was a sly dmplc in Kathcrinc's cheeks a
this straightforward explanation, and the faintcs
cion Of smile flickered at the Of her mouth
rather than sang:
"a pair Of lovesick maidens wc''
Gone, if you please" interrupted Dorothy.
"'Loves'ek all against win win y.
Only one
Twenty yea s5
( A pairao NJ oyasick atlenss til 80
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The Odd Fellows.

Odd Fellowship has not been an &C., tive factor in the production of fra ternal news during the week, the va rious lodges of the city having kent pretty quiet and furnishing little to relate beyond the fact that they met, went through the routine business, and adjourned.
 Jefferson lodge held it's usual week. lv meeting Tuesday night. but noth- ing is reported from the lodge room worth recording.
 Pine City lodge held it's usual week. lv session Thursday night, but, like Jefferson lodge, reports nothing new for publication.
 Cotton Belt encampment met Fl b1- weekly session Friday night.
 Superior Rebel1ah lodge is planning for grand time on the even'ns ol February '. when the members o1 tho lodge expect to give grand recep- tion ball. Preparations for il Will be made on an elaborate scale and eV- orything done for the enjoyment of these who participate.
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he EaqLes,

There was something doing at the Eagles nall, on Barraquc street Thursday night, when Pine Bluff ae- rie No. 209, F. O. E., initiated q class Of tWenty-nine new members. These applications had been pre- viously acted upon by the order. and all that remeained to ba done Thurs day night was the initiation. whiN1 was accomplished in d manner that was gratfy ns in the extreme to both the old and the new members of tho lodge. After having their pin feathers extracted. the following persons had regulation eagle wings grafted into them: J. H. Dellmon, s. c, Cross. J. c. Whit, John c. Lyle, I. B. Me- Caughy, E. A. Simpson, Frank Vim 11er, P. J. Francis. F. o. Goebel J. H Wilson, J. W. West, Dr. H. E. Will llams. Eugene Elmore, T. B. Stone, John Kennedy, V. Mullev, J. r. White, J. R. Rogers, ]. W. Bratman, Dr. o. F. Black. J. C. King, George Mcdonald. J. A. Richard R. L. McGehee, J. c. Netherland. T. H. Flowers, Joe Duck" Rosenberg, C. 1T. Herrick. 0. H. Baker The following were elect ed to membership and will be initiat- ed later: D. J. Davis, A. J. Stewart. cooroe J. Murrill, J. NJ Parker. w. l.. Miller.
 The visiting b"rthers were Harry Goldstein of Jonesboro M T. Howe of Little Rock, John McNutt of Little Pock. Chas NcNntt of Little Rock. F. A Maxwell of | .iCnesboro. Ha@ry Sweitman of South DnkCta. R F. Moore. of Fort Worth. c. C. Crumnut of Kentucky.
 The membership of the local aerie ROW numbers about 200. and is rapid ly increasing. After the initiation of the new members. a big banquet was spread and partaken of both by old and new Eagles.
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Trades and Labor Council,

The Central Trades and Labor Council will hold it's first meeting of the month at Red Mems hall tomor- row night. It is expected that at this nseetng the council will take more definite action with regard to the leas- ing of hall for use exclusively as a labor hall, where all the var 'ous un- ions and labor organiza ions of the city, members of the American Fed eration of Labor, may hold their ses- sions Steps to this end were taken some time ago, and a committee ap- pointed to look into the advisabilitV of such step, to secure plans and estimates for such a hall, and to re- nort it's findings back to the council This was done. the committee recom- mendng the lease of the hall over the Leverenz Trulock shoe store on Main street: but for some cause known only in council. the hall was not taken, and it is not known jus what the members of the central and r,s.ront body will do about it.
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United Workmen.

Friday night witnessed the usual bl-Weekly session of the Ancient Or. der of In ted Workmen. but when tbis is said all is said, for nothing was accomplished that merits notice in these columns. At least nothing is reported from the lodge room.
 In speaking of Workmen circles. however, it is interest ng to note in passing that Grand Master R. W. Hol- land has appointed A. B. Smith of this city, and member of Pine Bluff ledge No. 36, as deputy grand master for this state. The new appointee is an enthusiastic lodge worker in this order, an ardent member of the fra ternity. and pecul arlv fitted for the work to which he has been appointed. + is safe to predict that through his efforts many new members will be added to the rolls of the fraternity in Arkansas.
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HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars re. ward for any case Of catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Gatarth cure.
 J. CHENEY & co. Toledo, c. We, the undersigned, have known ' ]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, aps believe him perfectly honorable jn all business transact ons and finan. cially able to carry oat any obliga tions made by his firm.
 WALDING, KINNAN ( MARVIN,
 Wholesale druggists, Toledo .
 Halls Catarrh cure is taken In ,ernally. acting directly upon th, 1lood and mucous surfaces of the sgs Gem. Testimonials sent free. Prct 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all drls gists
 Take Halls family pills for coosti tation.
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The Mason.

The Masons have not contributed much toward the assistance of the newspaper Fraternity during the week Beyond the initiation of candidate O. two, the regular meetings are all the reporter has to record.
 Jacob Brump lodge No. 7Go, Free and Accepted Masons, held a special session Tuesday night for work in the master degree. One candidate was initiated into this degree. The meet Ing Was interesting in that the work was never more satisfactorily doqe. end much interest was taken in il bv the members
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kniuhts of Pythjas.

fthian circles have been unusually again this week, but Lafayette E No. 1o1 aroused some interest B usual weekly meeting, last Mon |niaht by discussing several mat |of interest principally to it's mem- alone. The lodge decided to or la rehearsal of tho Third dn@"en k, to take rlace on Friday night
 which the team did. A commit was also appointed to take charge he new eians which the lodge re- ly had painted for the purpose of ing I'D in publie plaees throu@h- the citr. giving the name Of the Q, place and time of meoting, and nding the usual invitation to wis
 bothers t9 attend its mee' fno,e
 committee will superintend this at onca.
 perial-5e'iet ladee held it's usual
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1riclls.
Deputy Grand Master.

Craaa Master R. " Holland of the 4aeient Oreer of United Workmen has appointed A. E. Smith of Pine Buff ledge No. 36 IS deputy grand master fer this state. The new an- rajn ee is one Of the most enthusias-
 ie workers taat the orler in Arkan- aas eoatains, and is peculiarly fitted for Gle position to which he has been appointed.
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The Reb ekaI1s.

sepelior Re5ekah lodge No. S5 met in regular session Saturday night and Installed the following officers: Noble grand, Mrs. Merrick. Vice gra4d, Mrs. Ghafee.
 Secretary, Mrs. Watkins. Tleas0rer Mrs. Unsell.
 Ch4Hlzia Mrs Fryaat.
 Warden. Ms. Mayfield.
 ConaHc or, Mrs Allen.
 Inner guard, Mrs. Hayes. Outer 9aurd, Mrs. Earnest. Rieht supporter, Il. 2. MT. Hen drie<s.
 Left supporter, Il. g., Mr Byington. Rieht supporter, v g. MT. Martin. Jeff supporter Y. g., Mir. Whaler.
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As$+ : | : $+ EXTERNAL NOTES. = < + + + + + f

.ort of the week in fraternal
 ras the big meeting of the
 f course. and this event over-
 of, else of this kind. Other
 of some importance were
 .;no the week, but they all
 to insignifcance beside the
 embership meeting of the or
 ed. Seldom indeed does a se-
 or of any kind ever have the
 of initiating so large a class
 members as this one at it's
 of last Thursday night, some
 ou names being added to the
 large rolls of the local lodge.
 connection it might be well
 ubat a good many people in rn are beginning to appreciate, } Fraternal Order of Eagles is no q society to be reckoned fraternal matters. The local low numbers one of the largest rships of any order in the city, h the acquisition of every new |r ifs great popularity is spread Ter proportions. It is purely |s name implies, a fraternal so- Ind it's worth to it's membership he fully appreciated until one ps identified with it's interests. ,o other secret society work of ,ek there has been really little the recording, although the Va ,odges have met and gone h with their routine business. ,st.holiday dullness which has ed in fraternal circles since st of the new year, does not
 to have worn away, and may SD for some time to come; but ,nallv. of course, thene are, II be, exceptions of some note. tance. the Rebekahs of the city ,templating a grand ball On the 2 of the 7th instant, when they to eclipse all previous records spital,ty in entertainment of nests. The very fact that the hs have the event in hand is ice of it's success in every par Masons are still adding. one by " names to their already long
 the elect. It is not in the of this ancient order to make o about the work it is accom- 7 but the Masonic fraternity is 1t needs no boosting, will con- , 20 forward in it's good work, destined to remain with us as the fixtures solid as Gibraltar.
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Tie Graph C is authorized to an- uouncc ". r. Coleman as q candidate for reelection to the office of city at toIney of Pine Bluff, subject to the action Of the Democratic primary cleo tion, February 10.
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ES UMPTtON.
Southern Railways Through Trains
 to the East. Nos 41 and 42.

First nab,b,sr Il, f~est bound train1 will arrive Memphis on it's former schedule at Gsoq l. h., October 2Gth, 1905.
 First number 42 oEast bound train) will leave Memphis on it's formcr schedule at ll:0o D. m, October 26th 1905.
 These are elegant full yostibuled trains, carrying baggage ears and coaches between Memphis and Wash inston without change. and elegant Pullman slecpers between Memphis and New York without change, with Dining ear service east of Chattanoo- ga.
 The route is via Chattanooga to Bristol over Southern Railway, Nor folk and Western Railway thence to lsnchburg, Southern Railway again thence to Washington and Pcnnsyl- Vania R. R., thence to New York. Through tickets, through baggage checks and through berth reservations on application to,
 c. A. DcSaussure, DPA..
 l.. NJ. DeSaussure, C.P. & "A,
 Memphis, Tenn.
 Memphis. Tenn.
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Rebekah's Ball.

Superior Rebekah lodge of this cl y will give a grand reception ball the evening of February :, a the hail over the Ryland-Danie1s establish ?oent. Preparations for the event Will he made on an elaborate scale. and m excellent time is promised th9s who partic pate.
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Woodmen of the World.

The Weodmen of tic World held it's usual bi-weelly session last 1'hura6ay ni@ht. but inc Woodmen soen to be afflicted with the same complaint nowaa ys that is supplying the eunui for the other orders of the
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The Rebekahs.

Yrs. Ceor@e W, Byington has re- a~nea fram visit to friends residia@ o i've northern part of the s ate. Mrs Fvinaton is president of the Rebel. 2hs, and succeeded while in north Arkansas. in instituting a number Of iecal lodges.
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The Elks.

? Benevolent and Protect ve Or ,f Elks held their usual weekly ing at Elks hall last Tuesday So far as can be ascnrtained ng more than the routine busi-
 of the lodge room was accom- ed
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weekly meeting at it's handsome hall or the corner of Second avenue and Chestnut street last Friday night. but nc business of importance is report ed from the lodge room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-04
City AttorneY.

The Graphic is authorized to an noun Hr= ". R. =Sorrells as a capdi- 9ate for the office Of ely attorney. $ bject 10 the ae ion of he Democrat ic primary OH February ID, l90G.
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city. There was nothing doing for publication, and for the first time il long time the Woodmen have ab. solutely naught to report.
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The Red Men.

The Red Men met Wednesday night, There is nothing to report of the meeting beyond the usual bnsi ness of the lodge room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-04

A man, acknowledging lady's re- ccgnition in restaurant or hotel din ing room: should rise partly from his chair.
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For CitN Clerk.

Tile Graphic is autho -ized to an nouuea NIT. Will A Lee as a candidate for the oH1ea of city clerk, subject to the action ef the D mocranc primary.
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Railway Engineers.

The Brotherhood of Railway En- aineers met at Red Mems hall last Wednesday afternoon. but reports nothing for publication.