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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-01-26
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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-01-26
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A marble bust Of Mrs.. Christine @.
Sullivan, the Ohio educator, Is being
made by C. 7. Weber, the sculptor,
for the Cincinnati public schools. II
is the gift Of several members Of the
National Educational association and
the Southern and Ohio Teachenr' as
sociati9ns.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-01-26
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rstaTy Of the Springfield Fire and Ma
rins Insurazeo company Of Springfield,
Aass, died q few days $50. aged 50.
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company since 1865.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-01-26

A balloon fitted With automatic in
struments was sent mp recently in Par
Is and came down safely. The instru-
ments showed that it had risen to S.
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height the temperature Outside tha
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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-01-26

NNI---I-E- y WT-LIlIIII LII-III.
The poet SWinburne recently said
that Il early in life he had made It q
rule to answer only such letters as
cane fr0m friends and relatives his
contributions 70 literature would have
been augmented by the addition Of At
least three volumes.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-01-26

ANY pars0n Who takes the paIsr
regularly fron the postomes. whether
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for the pay.
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Eom the postomee. Or removing and
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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-01-26

-e A-Neoce - 1872 AoDA-
In Philadelphia q charitable society
that has been In operation eighty
three years has given away every day
nor fourteen weeks during each cold
season ssventy-nEe gallons Of soup ana
800 leaves Of bread The superintend-
ent has been connected with the work
sixty-four years
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-01-26

Governor EOunt Of Indiana has re-
esiFsd the DEED TO the tIaet Of laad
surrounding tas crave q the mother
Of Lincoln work has ben begun On
converting this land tato q pubic
park
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-01-26

s~itreE1aa.F7 Rrusiasat LAuysE
Ernest Dreamer. he new presideEt
q sUisnsrland. b 0aly - ysars old.
but he 6 one a. tie ablest Interaa-
tioEsl lawyers IN Euope. He q 8
natiVe e TIE caR31n a Basls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
Bank of Pine Bluff.

The Bank of Pine Bluff is one Of the youngest, but is also among the most popular financial institutions in the city. Slowly but steadily is 1t forg- ing it's way to the front with in ereasing business and profits year by year. It shows loans and discounts aggregating S30ooo0, with deposits reaching $35ooo0, and a net surplus and undivided profits of over $2700o. Mr. W. D. Hearn is the cashier, and to his popularity and urbanity is the success of the Bank of Pine Bluff greatly due It's other officers are J. NJ. Oracle. president, and J. W. San ders. teller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
OUR BANK STATEMENTS.

The annual statements of our local banks for the close of business De cember 31, 1900, published in these columns, show that our banks have kept pace with the progress of pros perlty during the last year Pine Bluff has every reason to feel proud of her banks and bankers, for bank is to the financial system of a community what the heart is to the human sys- tenn. The statements of our banks will, therefore, be read with interest. They show total aggregate of depos- it's of s1,762, ,996.oS, and an increase over deposits December 3l, 1899 of S4S8, ,443.1l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
A TRAGEDY, MIR. c. c. MARSCHElMER SHOOTS AND KILLS CHARLES BRAD.
 LEY AT HAMBURG. NEGRO PORTER TO BLAME Is Much Regretted, Both Principles Being Prominent and
 Popular.
NEGRO PORTER TO BLAME

News of deplorable tragedy, which occurred at Hamburg, Ashley county, tuesday, and which caused much sorrow to the friends of both the principals, who are quite well and fa- vorably known in this city and sec tion of the state. reached Pine Bluff Tuesday night
 We give an account of the affair as it is being related in this city today, Wednesday, but nothing of a reliable nature has been receved here to con firm the report
 The report is to the effect that Mr C. C. Marseheimer, travelling sales man for the J. B. Speers Company, of this city. shot and killed MT. Charles i Bradley, proprietor of the Bradley House The cause of the tragedy is said to have been a little incident that happened as Marschimer got off i the train at Hamburg. He was with a friend, who. aIter alighting from the . train, asked Marscheimer as to where he would put up. Mir Marseheimer remarked in a very uneoncerned man her, T stop II the G1adney House. : The friend went there with him, but vas net urged hy Marsehelmer to do 90. It is supposed that the Bradley House porter overheard tic conTer- sation and told Mf Bradley of il. doubtless =e1aggeratns same.
 Nf Bradley. it is stated, went out on a hunt for Marscbeimef, who was in the AsA,ey county court house. It is further stated that Mr Bradley con cealed himself behind a door and when Marseheimer made an exit from the building.he struck him with win dow weight. As he did so, the weight struck the wall and the force of the blow was considerably checkeu.
 Bradley continued the assault, how eyer. and Marscheimer pulled his re volver and killed him.
 This is an account of the affair a. given a Graphic representative today but We cannot voueh for it's correct ness. Mir. Bradley is man of family and is said to have been peaeeable law abiding citizen, Mir. Marseheimel is known to all his friends as q man O good habits and possessed of q mos happy and genial disposition He ha, never been known to carry gun ant the officers of the speers Company here were shocked
 The whole affair is sincerely re sretted on account of tho popularit, and high standing of the principals.
 Nr. Bradley was of d very peomi
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Citizens Bank.

One of the phenomenal gains of the year is that of the Citizens bank. It shows individual deposits of over $6o0,0o0, and loans and discounts az gregatipg $509 .42S.9Y It is a very conservatively managed institution but makes steady progress forward in the financiai world. It's officers are W. H. Langfofd, president; N. B. Sligh, cash fer; and M. E. Bloom, teller, to whose management the success of the Citi- zens banA IS largely due.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
Picking Up Dividends.

New York, Jan. 2.-The wealthy fel- lows are all rushing around picking up their dividends, which are paid to- day by banks. incorporated compa- nies more or less of trustful character. railroads, canal companies, states and
 national governments. Some of these fortunate ones have so many matters of interest to gather in that they are reported to use steam cupon cutters. which have to work overtime at that. The sums paid out of profits today is very heavy. The first of the year is the heaviest dividend period in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
Cotton Belts General Attorney.

Announcement was made Tuesday of the appointment of E. B. Perkins, for the St. Louis Southwestern rail- road, the Cotton Belt route, with head quarters at Dallas. The order was is sued from the office of the president of the road on December 26, and is eff fective January 1. Judge Perkins was connected with the Cotton Belt rail road in the capacity of district attor ney from 1887 to 1896, at which time he E@@ame attorney for the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
PAT GROVE CAPTURED.
Alleged Abdactor Of Eddie cudahy
 Caught After Wild Chase

Sioux City. Ia. Jan LA special to the Journal from Chadron. Neb.. says
 Pat Grove. charged with eompliei- ty in the abduction of Eddie Gulahy. of Omaha, has been captured
 Three detectives following Groves trail came upon him oday in the Pine Ridge reservation near Oelrichs, $. Ds. and captured him after . wild chase. Grove was driving q team and buck board. He whipped the horse and tried to onunn the hofsemen. who soon brought him to q halt with thefr six shooters.
 John Deiflder, eattleman, has just reached town with the news and says the posse had stopped at ranch about thirty miles out for lunch and to feed their horses
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FOUR NEW SALOONS.
Will Be Given Licenses by the coun.
 ty cIerk-Appicatons Granted.

County Judge Smith (. Martin to- day, Wednesday, granted the follow ing sa loonists liquor license appli= tions and ordered County Clerk F. R. Bloom to issue the licenses
 E. F. Flucker ] NJ Smith. X Lcp= hew, Henry Newell W. L. I.indlcy. James Matthews, | k. Cromwell t2), Fred SenHard Jake Mosebx. T.. E. Harvey. Humphreys Liquor Company. A. II. Reveos X Co, Tucker and Par nell, Southern Liquor Company, ]. N Allen. NJ. Gans X Ga., and two others.
 Several other applications which have been HIed are yet to be acted upon by Judge Martin There t q fight being made against the establish nent of saloon at Segars near this city. Numerous other anti-saloon pc titions have been presented in county court but the only one fight is being made
 Among the above list is four new saloons, E. F. Fucker. who will open a saloon on the Boyd place across the river; N L. Lindlcy at Ellersen3 Humphreys Liquor company at Hum phreys. and the Southern Liquor Com pany in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
The M. and p. Bank.

The "old reliable Merchants and Planters bank still keeps in the lead in the local financial field It's de posits reacn 4ol0,992.67 with loans and nseoonts aggregating $525,67I19. It is the oldest bank in the e1ty and stands high among the banking insti. unions of the state It is | safe de. pository ant, pays handsome divi dends to us owners. It's officers are '. D. Wilkins. president; F. H Head cashier and c A Bloom. teller. We congratulate the NJ and P. upon its excellent showing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
IGNATtUS pONNELLY DEAD.
Famous Author and Politician
 Breathes His Last.
Politician

Minneapolis. Jan Ignatius Don nelly died at 12:3o last night.
 Mr. Donnelly vas taken suddenly i'll night before last while visiting at the home of his father-.n-law, Barton Hanson From the first Mr Donnelly sank steadily and soon became un- conscious Dr. Murphy was summon ed and when he arrived the sick man was still unconscious. The doctor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
COMMITTEE MEETING.
Executive Committee of the Conner
 cial League Met Tuesday Night.

The executive committee of the Com mercial League met al the leagtes headquarters on Pine street Tuesday night and transacted the regular busi- ness. Several members of the com mittee were absent Those present were Messrs. W l.. DeWoody Fred Fox. Isaac Droyfus. R (. Wilkins. F C. Bridges. Simon Bloom and W H. Westbrook X number of matters were discussed but nothing of import ance was done,
 Another meeting Yilf De held tonight and a fall attendance is desired. The matter Of holding t6o annual meeting and election officers and the fine Tor same will be brought ID tonight 1t is announced. however. fFas tHo an. nual meeting WiH ta}ze pl5yg=a =a5FIs tH February
 The matter ef urging the extension of the New Orleans and Northwestern road. which has been built as far as Bastrop. La to a distance toward Pine Bluff .as far as WilmaE will he discussed.
 The proposed bridge across he Ar kansas at this place Will also be dis cHSsed at Inns meeting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
2o,54t.

We have flied this number of pre- scriptions during the year I940. which is more than any other drug store has filled in the state of Arkansas. If each prescription was 1 oz. bottle it would amount to 6f2 gallons. If they were laid side ny side they ouId reach to Rob Roy According to best census, ii is two prescriptions for every man, woman and child in Pne Bluff. Now why do We do this amount of busi- ness, because we cater almost eXelu- siyely to this liHe of our business. We have the confidence of all the doctors. We keep only absolutely pure and fresh drugs We have three boys with bicycles to deiiVor quick. A rescrip- tionist on duty day or night dou= ble check on all prescriptions We buy only the best, no matter what price. We keep large stock of rare and eX- pensive drugs. Our stock is complete. Our price no higher than others. We solicit your patronage. Try us, We may save you or your child's life by filling your prescriptions correctly and with the best goods and deliver quickly. Very respt.
 ANDERSON MEYER DRUG co. dit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02

pronounced heart failure a.n stated that there was little chance of the patients recovery. Later Mr Bonnel- iy passed away. surrounded by 8 mum Der of his relatives. From the first they had understood that he could not live, as h. was well advanced in years. being nearly 70 years of age.
 He died at 12s30 yesterday morning without regaining consciousness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02

year. The first of July divides on some classes of investments, but oth- CTS distribute only on the 1st of Jan- uary. It is fortunate that these rapid means of locomotion have been invent ed, else the millionaires coulden't get in all their money on time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02


 The Graphic kept open house yes terday afternoon from 3 to o'clock and notwithstanding the number of counter attractions and entertain ments, a large number called to see the workings Of our new MergentbaIer Linotype machine Those who saw it expressed their amazement that any human miaI aoald invent 50 woH. derful a machine. and Dr. Land de- elares that it Worl-s .1ore like it was made by god than by HE mestaI man, The Linotype more ne.53s ap- breaches the human in it's work than perhaps any machine eyer invented
 The appointment of Mir. E. C. Per kins as general attorney of the Cot ton Belt, announced in he Graphic to= day, relates to the company.s lines in Texas only. Mir. $. T West Viii con. tinue to act as general attorney fol the company's lines II sanf. A kansas and Louisiana Mr. West ha4 filed this pos1aon fer many years. wit headquarters n st 5ouis. Equtabis buiIdins
 Invitations have been issued by tha Cotton Belt Lodge No. 51, l. \. of M. for grand bail which yyif take pla1 at the Bluff City clab en tae=eteuia- Of Friday, January 4 The Cotton Bse lodge is composed af men #ha He15. dc things by halves and there is great treat in stare fae tbo@e V 5a aJ tend
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Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Go.

This is the youngest financial insti- tuition in the city. It is also the only savings banN in Pine Bluff and has a
 large clientaga, especially among Cot ton Belt empioyes and the laborine classes. Its loans and discounts az gregate $57.6--.75. and it's individual deposits reach over $51.0 MT. R. Nj.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
Convict Contract.

The Pulaski county convict contract was rewarded It noon todal 6s C5au- ty Judge Kayanaugh to Col John 5I Oracle. of Pulaski aud Jefferson com ties.-Arkansas Dmoerat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02

Galbraith is president and 1Ir. ]. E. Boyce is secretary of this institution.
 The Graphic is gratifed to note the success and unprecedented prosperity of all our local banks and to eacH and all of them We extend our best wish es for a prosperous New Year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02

nent family. He was related to the late Judge John M. Bradley, of War ren, and MT. John E. Bradley, of Ar kadelphia. He was about AZ years of age
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
A New Laundry.

Notice is hereby given that the White Star Laundry will be ready for business about the goth inst It will be located at No. 217 East Third avenue. The pToprietors are Nessrs Oldham & McNew, the former being late man ager of the White Swan Laundry. div.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02
Chicago's Big Cat Show.

Chicago, Jan 2.-The National Fan eiers' Association, the Chicago Pet Dog Club and the Beresford Cat Club. opened the largest exhibition they have eyer held in the Coliseum today. It will continue until January 26. The prizes amount to $l5.ooo in cash some of the finest animals ill the country are hero. besides many for eign inhabitants.
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no;t aag fre4ifea .r . message from 15.a, 'i..a his ', nath ,ean.' announcing the dealb nf . ,,,s aa mother Who was over 70 f.94 ye5,. os ' ast. ia +s we extend to him our svn,',t, e,''s ol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02

If yeu want anything from drug store and want f quick. telephone the Walker Drug Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-01-02

return m v,5'H F. at the local depot and will c ls.urn to this city to live Thn T,l
 o''e welcomes him home again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

FOR ThADE.2,SSae eTe, farm, four miles ,Ss
acres in cultivation, two good houses
will trade for stock OF furniture, gro
cerles or dry goods, y. +. Sulyer, Nav
asotl, Texas ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

TIIF R1NDERA HoTEL-An estaelissiii ,!i
WINNER resort In the mountains lshlng
ana hunting facilities telspnohs1 ,' cVutee'
fion. Bandera Hotel bahueEa' 10
=TTT5TSKS ne summer health resort;
LA LAP snInhnr water; DR.. Brolies, the spe,,
h iai,st X there every Monday treats "
chronic diseases --.--------------
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LAND FOR MERcHANDlsE-Nill eH-
chnuee FOR merchandise 332 acres " IN
Improved land about i've miles from Elk
hart, Anderson county, Texas; land near
railroad track; price 500 per acre Aa
dress q. Il. Howard. falestlne. IeAas. -
NeIty N 10000 X the fruit belt OF East
Texas. from s 10 10 cars OF fruit shipped
from this polnt daily during fruit sea.
son; will trade for cheap nnimproyed
Harris county lands suitable Tor grazing.
Address 1851, this ofnee. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

FOR SALE--One registered Jersey COW and
one seyen,eEhths Jersey COW, both fresh
aud giving 3la gallons daily; cheap foe
cash. william Howard, OF Carson sewnll
q co ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
BIps AVE- PROPOSALS.

BIDS WANTED Sealed proposals al.
dressed to the commissioners eourt viii
be received up 20 - o'clock noon on SAT.
urday, June %, 1901 FOR clearing the
right OF way and grading the Clinton
public road from q polnt ON said road
whore the rock pavement ends 10 the
town Of Cliuton, according TO the plans
aud specifications on hle In the Office Nt
the county surveyor; proposals to be
accompanied with q check ln the sum VI
$50 ns an evidence Of good faith; the
successful bidder Will be required to FUR
nish q bond IN the sum n $3.50 FOR tho
faithful performance NJ bis contract. n.
II YUsmer, County Judge. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

FOR construction OF ire
escapes at the state eleemoSynary instl.
tntlons Sealed proposals nte Invited no,
der chapter n, page 1906. General Laws
OF 1899, for the construction OF one or
moro Ore escapes at either or nil OF the
following State clecmosynary institutions.
Southwestern Insane asylum, san Anto.
nlo; the state lunatlc asylum, Austin:
inc State institute for tue blind Ans
lin, the state institute for deaf and
dumb. Austin; the State Institute for col.
ored deaf, dumb ana blind. Austin; the
state orphans home, CorsicaBa aud the
North Texas insane asylum, Terrell, lex:
bids will he received MP to Wednesday,
Juiy 10, A. ID. 1901, az 10 o'clock a M
ali blds should be addressed TO the IN.
dersigned at Austin, Texas. aud must
have written across the envelope, pro
posals for construction OF lre escapes.
and bid must be accompanied With tho
plan Of hre escape. the successful bid
aer or bidders VIII he required 10 enter
into bond, with approved security Tor a
faithful compliance with bis Or their
any and an bids. Joseph D. sayers, Gov.
ernor Of Texas. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

F0R SAFE OR RENr-The Houston
Heights furniture factory, equipped tof
Fect,,re ~ cheap furniture. o. NJ. Carter,
DO Main street Houston, Texas. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

-Five.room cottuge with twu
lots, ON Hardy street SilOQ; Si1-room cot.
tHRe, with one and half lots on Free
-four lots on Mary street at $3.50 zach I
lots In nll parts OF the Allen addition. I'D
v. LeMls room %. l01R Muln streel. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

WANTED-Cook for section. Apply n. j.
Kendall. China, Texas. 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

Tr.0p SATE-One l2-foot by 4S-lnch return
tubuler boiler, complete with all nttings;
siso one I2xl2 automatic steam englnei
inSt me OUTFIT for rice pumping Plant.
address L. L. Miller, Houston, or W. Il;
McKInnon, SehulenburG.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

JOE EPSTEIN pays the highest price for
old clothing and shoes. Apply IBIS Con.
gress street, Send postal and win call.
N.qu
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WANTED BIDS FOR moving house at once
Apply Necco q Esemann. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

FOR SALE--lSoo acres Of choice innd suit.
able for rice culture; 1000 acres under
renee. with good we'll and windmill,
seven miles south az Rock Island, Colo,
rqdo county, Texas, Address BOX 3,
sinner, Texas. I'd
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY wanted by district No 2, inciud.
ing the city OF Lufklu, 10 build brick
school house on district school warrant
Address W, A. Abney, President School
Board I.ufkin, Texas. 20
MONEY advanced on salaries; answer, Civ,
ing your position and salary aud amount
wanted. Address 2S06, this Office, ~
MONEY TO LOAN or advanced 70 pay
taxes; mortgages paid up or extended;
Interest reasonable John g.. Wood, il0Th
Congress avenue. -
MONEY TO LOAX--Wc have any amount
OF none Asto loan on Houston city prop
erty or S.pr0ved farms, IN amounts TO
suit borrowers. William II. OlSchewske
q Co., 200 klam building. -
STOCK EXCHAaG E--Orders TO buy or sell
OH stocks and all other corporation stocks
promptly executed. Purchasing agent for
fuel oil. Write for daily market letter.
Charles H. MLngcr, member stock ok
change. $40 Klam building. 10
$4,000 TO LOAN on Houston business OF
residence property; one 10 ten years. al
lowest rates OF Interest; monthly pay
ments II dssl.sd; no delay I'M, II ,getslas yoqs
street, a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HARDIN COUNTY sPEcIALs-wE HAVE
A GREAT NUMBER OF FINE PRopo.
slrloNs NEAR SOUR LAKE AND
SARATOGA. CONSULT us QUICK.
AS GusHER PRICES WILL BIZ
REACHED IN A FEW DAYS. HALL
WELL s KELLY, 2ls MAIN STREET,
OLD PHONE 40. ~