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Character in Eyehrows.

Heavy eyebrows. close to the eyes
and forming a mass near the nose,
snow violent temper. and usually an
oVerbearing manner: while thin eye
orows. running up from the eve. de.
note an inquiring nature. and usually
certain amount of conceit. Eye.
Dro"s that are of uneven thickness
show good thinking powers.
The Ordway new era., 1907-01-11
Value Of Bread as Food.

An Illustration of the marvellous
value OF bread as food is given as
follows: One. pound OF beef is only
aoout nalf as valuable as sou. ce OF
energy as an equal quantity Of cheese.
wniie given weight of bread Yields
. third more energy than its eouiya.
lent In beef"
The Ordway new era., 1907-01-11
Man Requires Much Food

Inc amount OF food required by an
ordinary person is somewhat remark
able when comparison is made with
an engine. a man REQUIRES to be
supplied with about 1900 foot tons of
energy a day. That is to say. his
1000 If consumed in an engine. would
raise 1900 tons weight one foot high
every day.
The Ordway new era., 1907-01-11
Salt a lusufy

SAT- is the greatest luxury known
IN central Africa. In some sections
among the poorer inhabitants salt is
never used. Even among the better
classes, man who eats salt with his
1000 Is considered a rich individual.
In some tribes where salt is not so
scarce children are so fond of it that
they may be seen eating 1t Just as
our children would eat pieces OF lump
sugar. '-'.' r-'P %. - =
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Ul,e ale,u Ora.
Residence Phone I24 White.
oRpwAY. COLO. JAN. H. 1907
s,,,,r African Winter Resort.

The popularity OF Victoria iallS
Rhodesia. as a wln,or resort for Eng
lIsh men and women Is increasing to
such an extent that It has been
found necessary TO augment the Fa'l,
way service aud 10 increase he -oie!
accommodations.
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EIoures that s,aqser.

AL the men. women and children
now living weigh less than half as
much as the coal m!acd in the United
States this year. The iron ore brought
down the lakes this season viii equal
in weight about 80 per cent Of the
population Of the globe,
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"a Feathcr In One. c.nr

Our expression. "A feather in oacs
cap. originated IN hungary in 1888
At that time 10 was an ancient custom
among the Huugarlans that no ono
was permitted to wear a feather in his
nat unless Ac had killed Turk It
was was Ia" that Tor each slain Turk the
sIayeF should be allowed to wear one
'cather.-Thc Sunday Magazine.
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First canarlc, In rn....

lhe first hint that can be found in
europe .,.l OF the foTbears Of our canarics
VINO discourse sweet music" TO us
,,., mt"'eF and summer alike. Is In Spain.
Nhere we are told that in liTS gome
specInlens were brought by I,cn-y
me navigator. on his return from one
VI MS voyages. during which he
landed at the Canary Islands.
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Mhere. Indeed!

A New Jersey high school principal
who was accused Of hugEiug and kiss.
ing his pretty girl pupils has resigned
10 accept a more couson!al position
But where could he hal more con
genial position than taai!-Chicas'
Journal
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The Patient struonv.

r"uehce and struggle. An earnest
use M OF what We have now and All
lhe m time an earnest discomfort untii
AZ Goue 10 what We ought to be-
are not these what We need? What
o,. al .ntlr rich union, We could not get
Except IN just such life as this with
Brooks. hi'!ips
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EVIL Of Too lueh Reading.

4 bookIsh man. says Dr William
OsIer, may never EucCccd Deep.
versed in books he may not be able
to use his knowledge TO practical ct
feet: or. more likely, his failure is
not because he has read too much.
but observed too Iftlc
The Ordway new era., 1907-01-11
Notice of Adjustment Doy
Estate OF John H.Ims d,coa.o,

Estate of John Helms, deceased.
lhc undersigned having I.en ,,,ro,r,.,
iN OF the estate OF john Hemsint,. n, tno
,csin9 ~ Zero, IN the state OF Colorado. de-
lc,r I,,f,'r, 80 ~, slg"s hosice that she Will ap-
conn ~ y, uny eyltt house IN La Jnn,t. in s.id
A. b i5']l' %n Monday the ith dsy Of February.
said DIV f & sLv hour " 10 O'Clock A. NJ OF
U.lt .'' Ig Lln-t said ostrtc are nntItied .,a ~.
Jam. st,s,s Il" s.sld for the puruGs. Of having She
state ae r'qucstod To maxi i,pn,.a,, 20 raid
hhyht 40 tho dstslgned 't'iie'h''e pay
January, a, u 1911 '''' Hhu nay OF
fiN Of the estate Of John Helm ~, ..,
flrs' publication Jana
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warnInn 70 kIcohol prink.r,.

The maximum amount OF alcohol.
says Parkes. that n man can take
daily without injury TO his health ls
that contained In Two ounces Of
brandy. ono-hal! pint Of sherry one
half pinl Of claret and one pint OF
beer
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No ice for Publication.

Department of the Il tc O..
Land ONCE at Pueblo. GoiU.,
Dec. 81, 1906.
Motto" rs hereby given that the following
hNh"l Fri'lcf has hlcd notice II his INTENT, "a
20 ul."' huni proof ~ support Of bi- claim, and
ina said ~ "t Hul be- mad. before / 4
LAM 'ihcr % Pueblo, Colo. On Frbrury 20.
- w. hAll". . N-tzpr II. y 1850, fVr
y" ~ W. = Sec u, Y. 10 3. Il 81 ".
He name. the following witnesses 10 prove
hiH r0uIIuUnua residence upon and cultivation
"i said land. ru-wit:
'thlHWu Mr'E.sF. ui Sugar City, Colo
~ ald } . M"i sI"r. OF Hester, Colo.
I"hn g. r-tcr. ot Hester. Colo
AlT-. EumH DuNuoy. OF OrdwHy Colo
r,r A ABBEY. Register.
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La lreannlan,.

A French barTister. whose client
nae the misfortune to be found guilty
appealed on the ground that during
the triaI )uryman was asleep. The
court OF Cessation has held that the
1iryman. being asleep, was technical.
" not present during the hearing. and
mas Quashed the verdict and ordered
new trial.
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Desert Lahd---FiR8l Proof.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior,
Land Once at Pueblo. Colo

Notice l. hereby givcu that Charles T.. Gus
ter, 90 UriNaF, Colo. one uf NJ" heir OF John
VI Custer, deceased, has Med notice Of intcns
TON 20 make proof ON hi- desert land claim
Nu. azz, Tor the y ". and : ", sec.
p T ~ $ 4. 90 v. Eh T.. N, before L. :
LhHd pN!cr at Pueblo, Colo. on Tuesday, the
.-ud day % JauUary, iHuT.
he names lbr following Witnesses to prove
'h" complete irrigation aad reclamation Of said
land
Guy Hurt, Thomas Esiop. Charlsa wilson
and Thomas bowu"y. all Of Or1wAy, Colo.
$. 4. ABBEY, Rrgistsr.
Fir-t publication Dec u
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NJ. E. Church .s'eesirss

Sunday: 10 a IN, Sunday SsS
IL N, Sermon.
Quarterly Love Feast, 6Spa'
This conference nesting Il !
y youug ID old and everyday
Quarterly meeting aetnoa BY ~
X. A. Chase AT 80.
Thursday, 30 p. m, Ladies Az
"Reminiscences each evening" "
lug the week at T:5o.
o. F. Merrill, Pas@
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Evanselleel CHURCH Ser!i'S
Sunday school at 10 a. III.
Services At u a. N.
Young Peoples Alliance AZ :"f1
Preaching at 7:5O p. m,
Mid Week prayer mesH't
Wednesday at 1:3o pm.
Bob Creek Sunday School IVA
Preaching at II III.
Numa. preaehing at ! Pr, :.
German class Saturday AZ SP
Evening service. aiways h'sD-
The public cordially invited W.
services. s,.Ium.,i
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Ten Women wbeeIvr,,,..

The last United States census ra.
ports ten women working az wheel.
Erishts n the country.
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For Sale.

Vue Cypher's Standard I,cr,,.a..
p"e''Y iSo ego. IS per cent hatch
.,",' n"a ian'eed' Reason for selling, am
pho.. 90, Mrs. Il. NJ. Robinctte, 1
''ue' Ordway.
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More acc,,--..--- ,,.-,.,-,--

than els.ory .'h,s, would be better wore,
M tan history" with which 70 desrr,ta hS
,ns ,ns.r record Of the worlds eys~,s s'ns
The Ordway new era., 1907-01-11
The SunerIrrs

some people in this world ni.,
they are so superior tbey 10, ~ th'nS
pec' 10 be awful lonesome in hesver en'
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THE oRDwAi NEW ERA
AND
New Idea Woman. hst,,,s
BoTH ONE YEAR FOR Ga


The long evenings aye eoniss d,
people will want more re,tisg ~
ter. For a short time We will O.r,'
all new cash subseFibsrs this Sc \
dies magazine free Of ehars. M
offer will also include all old srhs-aa'
er. who will come in, settle ars,'ys
and con.isue their subscripsiora !,
New Idea womA.'s Magaiirs . I
the same eiass with the Delire,'sA
other hrs, class publications tea
ladies.
We make this offer to gaia res o
scribers and secure prompt pua
OF back subscriptions. VIII sen
ecive sample copies for dis,riba'.i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-13
SOME NEWS AND
MUCH GOSSIP
OF NEW YORK
tpwOh League PnfIOstng Law 0lCemmense MeteOegO Who
Posed An Apache Chief and Whale With Wooden ToAH Sub
leCtS for the Idle

New York, July f3.-Ever and
anon, and at times more frequently
some preacher. philosopher OF
prophet arises to remark that New
York Is pcsthole OF corruption or
words 10 that effect, and that the city
and all that therein abide are Hades-
bent toward the fate of Sodom and
San Francisco. A few months ago
n delegation OF prominent clergy
men called upon President Roose-
welt, boseechlng him TO use the "blg
stick" In an effort to stem the tide
OF immortality that threatens to over
nov the city A Catholic priest an
'nounced that Central park was the
scene every night Of orgies and revels
that would put Bacchus on the blink.
The latest critic IL n gentleman from
Georgia, who has discovered that the
religions as well as the worldly peo-
pie of the metropolis are morally
contaminated He uses two columns
In his home paper to describe the
shocking sights witnessed on
steamer excursion to West Point un-
der no less respectable auspices than
the Epworth League. The whole
story IL unprintable declares the
Cracker critic. who evidently Is un-
accustomed TO public demonstrations
of affection.
1T was nightfall. when the return
trip began. that the fun began also"
writes the gentleman from Georgia.
"Did say fun2 Let me correct that
word at once and say shame
SHAME without any mlnclng OF !,
that word or emphasis on that word /
Hundreds OF couples were sitting or /,
lying on the decks. embracing each !
other with utterly open and shame
less freedom.
sour Georgia party had gotten far |
forward on the second deck. and the !
members being OF an age when quiet !
case is pleasant, had moved about
none al all during the Grst hour on |
the down trip. In their front were
four young men and four young
women. boys and girls In reality.
After llttle these young people be-
came aifeotionately disposed growing
rapidly from bad 20 worse. The
girls heads sank ON the boys should
ora and the boys arms went around
the girls waists II this position grew
wearlsome. the position was re- Il
vorsed, aud the girls ala the hug 4
glhg. while the hoys did the head
resting. Sometimes both parties tn
tho embracing business pursued n
simultaneously l
when the band struck mp The +,
Old Time Religion ls Good Enough /
FOR Me, those couples sans their way /,
Through the hymn In truly perforyid |
style. L
shortly afterward one OF the {
Georgia gentlemen, accompanied by =
his wife. went ON a stroll and this Is q
what they saw; =
In the rear OF whore they had l
boen sitting aud on the bench against l
the tafrail we're long rows OF oou- G
plies. some violent. other quiescent. q
on the upper or hurricane deck there q
were, some sitting, some reclining.
hundreds OF Young people-all max
Ing disgusting spectacles OF them-
selves, aud at the same time sing
tng religious hymns, Probably a
thousand persons we're on that upper y
deck of the largest excursion boat In ;
these waters. and 4 looked TO that }
oeorgia man aud woman as II every Ia
body Ina sight had lost all sense OF )
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21
SCHOOL BOARD
 PROGRAMMED Met Yesterday and Re Elected $. M. Taylor, President; Mo. Hanf, Sec retary. ,..
MANY BIDS RECEIVED
For New $75,OOO High School Building
 But Contract Was Not Let-Reso. lution Adopted Against Giving Presents at Graduating Exercises.

The Pine Bluff school board held a meeting yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the office of President s. M. Taylor.
 The following members were present: s. M. Taylor, w. T. Wool- dridge, Mo. Hanf, w. H. Vest brook, Leo M. Andrews and F. l.. Dilley.
 The board was reorganized with s. M. Taylor as president and Mo Hanf secretary.
 The following resolution was passed by the board:
 Resolved, That the superintend- ent be instructed to give notice that no presents will be allowed to be given members of the graduating class at the closing exercises on the stage"
 This does not include the floral offerings that relatives and friends desire to present to members of the graduating class.
 The bids for the construction of the new $75,0O0 high school were opened, but no selection was made.
 A committee was appointed to confer with the proper parties in regard to financial matters neces sary to carrying out plans sub- mitted by the architects for the building The bids offered are to be further discussed when finan- cial arrangements are completed necessary for the erection of the building.
 It appears that the bids were somewhat beyond the limit pro- posed.
 The following firms and individual contractors submitted bids: R. w.. Lane, J. w. Dutton, H. s. Helton and c. F. Dunnington of this city; the Southern Construction Company of St. Louis, Prather Construction Com pany of Fort Smith, and Little Rock Construction Company of Little Rock.
 The School Board will meet again Thursday and will probably let the contract for the new High School building on that day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21

been there Her loving hands have mjniStered to his every want. Cover nor Little has come to lean com pletejy on her, and the devotion or the two is almost sublime. She shows tbe effect of the long mental and phy fcaI strain, but is as constant as eyer
 In an official statement tonight be- fore departure, Dr. Pittman said:
 "Gov. Little is | physical wreck. With proper treatment, however, he has q good chance to recover. IL will be q long time though before he can resume active duly, for conva1escin@ IS Of necessity slow process.
 Tt was a mistake to take Gov. Little to the Texas coast His outing there did him no good He is now going to return to his home at Greenwood. Ark, and will remain there to recup- crate
 Gov Little's mentality is impaired only slightly by his weakened condi- ton, Further than tbis I am unable to discuss his illness, for I was called in only a few days ago"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21
$ DEIDJT LIIEHL.
 THE BANK OF PINE BLUFF,

Mrs. o. Poole and .s young lady of beauty and attractive features. She was a pupil at the Pine Bluff High School and has been quito popular with a host of admirers.
 MT. Smith is in charge of Rosen- berg's confectionery department and is said to be one of the finest and most capable soda dispensers in this state. He is an excellent young man with many good business quail ifications and his friends are legion.
 After the ceremony the couple informed the young lady's parents of the wedding and a reconciliation followed. MT. and Mrs. Smith will live at the Poole home for tho present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21
YOUNG PEOPLE
 QUIETLY ELOPE
Miss Pauline c. Poole and Henry II. Smith We're Married by Reverend Buckner Yesterday Afternoon
 Bride Only 18 Years

Miss Pauline Gladys Poole and Henry H. Smith stole a march on relatives and friends yesterday when they went to the Trinity Epis- copal church and were quietly mar ried by Reverend w. D. Buckner. The wedding, while not wholly un- expected, was quite a surprise, as it was understood that previous at tempts of the young couple to wed had been blocked by parents of the bride, who objected to her marry ing at this time, owing to her ten- der years. Miss Poole is only 16 years old
 She is the daughter of Mir. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21

most satisfactorily settled and an agreement signed The agree ment published by the (;raphic several days ago, was approved and the Board of Public Affairs was in structed to execute the agreement on
 behalf of the city. City Attorney Coleman stated that the suit in the Federal Court at Little Rock against the water company would not be witb- drawn by the city until the water company compiled with it's agreement which it has promised to do immedi- ately.
 The Council by resolution agreed to pay the expenses of Chief of Police Stewart to attend the national police chiefs meeting at Norfolk, Va, June IS. About s125 will be allowed him for the trip.
 An almost entirely new Board of Health was elected last night by the Council. There was much wrangling in the matter, but the Council finally accepted the physicians suggested by Alderman Jordan and the laymen, who were former members of the Board with the exception of E. c. Howell, who was replaced with U. W. Poss. Doctor Jordan stated that E. c. Howell had never attended meet ing and he was sure that some of the members of the Board disliked to serve.
 Doctor Z. Orto, the president of the Board, rendered his resignation. Doc tor A. Loving was named to suc- ceed him as member of the new Board. The Board of Health has not been re-organized. A meeting will probably be held this week for that purpose. The new Board of Health includes Doctors A. B. Loving, J. s. Jenkins, o. c. ,Hankinson, c. K. Car ruthers and B. D. Luck. Charles Veil, s. Y. T. Knox, J. w. Crawford, U. w. Poss and w. O. Taggart. The city physician is an ex-officio member of the Board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21
Instructed Police to Strictly Enforce the Speed Limit Last Night at Its Meet ing.
|DR. z. ORTO RESIGNS
Presidency of Board of Healtlp-New
 Board Elected-Chief Going to sNOrfOlk-Other Business of the City Dads.

The drivers of "chug chug" wagons were given some attention by the City Council last night at it's regular week. H meeting. The chief of police was Instructed to strictly enforce the (peed law and to arrest all automo. 6ilists who exceeded ten miles an lour.
 The Council also ordered the city Nerk to demand that the Citizens Light and Transit Company place |treet lights, ordered by the Council |everal months ago, and that unelss he order is complied with the Coun- til will refuse to allow its bills for lay. Chairman Jordan of the Water |nd Light Committee reported that
 be water pressure has been com aained of for several days, but that be trouble has been remedied as the later company is now using it's res
 tvoir
 Alderman Jordan also reported the
 pccess of the special committee ap-
 binted to adjust the differences be-
 fN2 the city and the water com
 MX He said the matter had been
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21
RING

351 old phone or 313 new phone for box factory wood Special attention t. telephone orders
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21
.L|TTLE:'5 CONDITION
 BATTLES DOCTORS Physicians Accompanying the Governor Cannot Un- derstand the Physical Breakdown of Executive.
IS ON THE WAY HOME
Dr. Pittman Says It Was il Mistake to Take GO'ernor to Corpus Christi Mind Is But Slightly Anectcd-Mrs. Little q Constant Attendant.

San Antonio, Tex, May 2O-Gover- nor John s. Little of Arkansas, attend
 ed by his wife, two physicians and
 nurse, spent today in close confine
 ment in his room in the Menger ho- tel. He arrived from Corpus Christi
 this morning, en route to his home ill Greenwood, Ark. He left tonight and
 will arrive there tomorrow morning. l Governor Little was conveyed from the depot to the hotel in a closed I carriage and was hurried to his room He was able to walk to the carriage and to the elevator. Although badly broken in health as a result of his long illness, he seems to have retained considerable physical strength.
 Governor Kept From Public. At the Menger hotel the same se- crecy concerning Governor Little's condition was maintained that has been the custom since he first fell ill. No newspaper men were admitted to his presence, and the physicians who accompanied him did not care to make any statement at all.
 With him are Dr. w. J. Pittman of Greenwood, Ark, his family physician for many years, and Dr. w. R. Haley of Haileyville, I. T., who has been at the bedside from the beginning of the illness. Dr. Pittman declared that when the governor arrived at Green ] wood, Ark, his son, who is also his
 private secretary, would issue a pub lie statement ill regard to the gover- nor's condition, and until that time it was desired that no public statement be made. Dr. Hailey was little more communicative He admitted that the condition of his patient was very dis cOuraging and serious, and intimated his country home in Arkansas to end his days in peace.
 Dr. Hailey said:
 sGovernor Little's condition has not improved as much as we hoped during his stay at Corpus Christi. After con- sultation with Drs. Pittman and Spohn we decided to return to Arkansas to the governors old home A trip 10 Colorado was contemplated, but we did not believe the governor was equal to the trip. We have made a hard fight to restore Governor Little's health, but must admit that he is in l a most serious condition.
 <'He is suffering from a complete nervous breakdown, from which it seems impossible to rally him.
 "Governor Little is only 57 years of age. He is total abstainer, and is not addicted to the tobacco habit He has always led a temperate life in | every thing. His health had been good l previous to the breakdown, and with 1 him in the prime of life, we felt sure l that a few months rest would restore 1 him to his old-time vigor, but we hava been disappointed. Governor Little was 1 always hard worker and his nervous 1 breakdown is the result
 The most pathetic figure in tae ! whole party, with the exception of the ] governor is his wife She has beea ! continually at the bedside of her hus- band since ne first fell i'll. Although trainet. nurse is, and has been at his 1 side at all times, Mrs. Little also --------------------'---- ----------------'.----
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21

The Arkansas river at Little Rock yesterday reached a stage Of 19S feet and 21.7 feet at Pine R,uff It will fall at all points to- day except at Pine Bluff, it was predicted. The normal stage of the Arkansas river at Little Rock for the month of May is 12.1 feet. On May 4 the river reached a stage or |. / feet and for the last l. days bs. baer from 3 to s 1-2 feet above the average.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21

Who have a Savings Account with snug sum to their credit =
 I'm ready for i'll luck shoald il como to me
 I'm ready for the investment 0ppor- tlinity.
 I'm ready for incapacitv to earn which comes with advanced age
 I'm sure of not being Il burden upon my relatives.
 Can you truthfully say as much? If not, , per cent interest and Bank Book awaits your Savings at our Say- ings Department
 THE BANK OF PINE BLUFF,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21
POSSE CHASING
 MAN NEAR CAMDEN
Negro Made Attempt at Criminal Assault on Daughter of A. ID. Cook, Eight Miles From
 thq Town.

Camden, May 20-A telephone message was received here today stating that negro had attempted to assault a daughter of A. D. Cook. who resides about eight miles southwest of this city. The girl had gone to the rural delivery mail box. short distance from her home.
 A posse with the bloodhounds loft at once for the scene.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21

Twenty appeal cases were dispos- ed of in the Jefferson circuit court this morning. Some were dismissed and others docketed with pleas of guilty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-21
The Desirabi!ity of Perfection

Is strong in every man that wants svel, garments. We satisfy tAls aessrabil;ty of perfection by creat- ine garments that are perfect ID every way.
 Eisenkramer. the Tailor.
 Over Citizens Bank, Second ave- nue and Pine street.