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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-23

ISxander McDowell, the clerk of the X I'll ticnal house of representatives had M singular start in life. As he tells k4 SkUry, he was setting type one day Hi | printing office in Oil City, Pa,
 Ih6n he saw steamboat stop at a
 (haM near by. T have set my last VBS,n lie said to the man next to him. x asked the companion. Be- # sIuse.r said he, "I'm going to Pitts burg McDowell, true to his word, was
 passenger on the boat. When he land
 lit saw a man on the wharf selling
 6Sap jewelry. He bought the mans N k0cK for a very small sum and went \ &ck to Oil City The oil boom was
 1ieh tsits height and Mcdowell had no
 otible in selling his gold plated rings < i93id his gaudy brooches at price far kSxond the few dollars they had cost SilYa. When he had sold out he was 1dSsr $500 ahead of the game. He in- xVSSted the money judiciously and made
 iSore. Now he is banker and we'll off ss6H this worlds goods
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-23

x V&k4r T. Washington, who is to ad- q R the Minnesota teachers Es,}s Ht Paul during the holidays, will be n KUest of the St. Paul Commercial
 i1b during his stay in the city, the
 rule limiting the guests of members liite persons.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-23

Tying bank deposits in this country 1sIpw the largest in the world, reach- E TT ~. BIO 6e0, ,000. These deposits have K xbf6d in about fifteen years. Ger
 IN IS the next largest, $500, ,0O0000; # TIT <fia- Hungary,$1, POI, ,240, O00 France 510000. and the United Kingdom,
 |, ,o1o,0oo. Comparisons of this kind KS not conclusive, because savings in
 1f1nany are placed in cooperative 4 GlikS. Building associations both in x 6Ig country and in European lands
 fy also large share of savings. In $ 511Is country these hold $7O0,0OO000 of y xings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-23

y6hn Quincy Adams of Pennsylvania tfxerStty takes rather original view thten1perance ascribing much of it
 4& t1e modern system of monotony in x dltrtion. He thinks that when a < nm ID drunk he talks of the things he x f&A1n1S of when he is sober; that during < 36A drtidgery of factory work men build
 s 1t c&btles, then drink because in that as6Qxidition their day dreams become real z 46 <hem." He thinks the remedy is to ltroduce some form of art into mans and make it pleasant for him, in < ition to paying him living wages.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-23
GOODS MADE ON HONOR NO SPURIOUS STOCK IN THE
 FORD co. SALE. Everything Undergoes a Re- duCtion of From 20 to 50
 Per Cent.

A Word About the Long Estab. lished Practice of this House to Insure Absolute High Qual- ity in its GOods--.A Sure Pro- lection to the Public Against Fraud.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-23

The Visitor-"Got chill?" The Real ist-"No I'm painting winter scene" Indianapolis News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23
Will He Enter the Race for United
 States Senator?
According to a Little Ro:k Telegram It is Not Likely That He Will
 Do So.

The following Little 85eis special telegram tt tie Memphis Commercial Appeal possesses more than passing interest:
 The Comme"ciaI.Arpeaf received the following letter from Ole of the most prominent politicians in North east Ar&arsaa:
 ."1 notice from number Of news papers published in different aarts of Arkansas that the political campaign.
 T notice frcn nuneehr of news as far KS state and national politics gre concernea. is sboat te De opened EsE saying national politics l mean. af course. the contests foz Cnited States senator and the seven seats in all Of these articles l notice the name the lower house of congress. In ali of these articles notice that the name cf Gov. l. fterson Davis appears as a candidate for United statee sena- tor. i have been : reader of the Com mercial ard Appeal for the last forty years. and fog the last eight CT ten years have kept a careful tab on the politicial guess work of the Conner cial Appeal. h aiae cases cit of ten haze noticed th#t sezf haze struck the G2@rk in formulating opinions and estimates. What want e f4eW is. de Hoa tajn,: Cox. If DaFia viH be eanG54&t@ fer ,la7 seastsz3 sz=. when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23
IN OKLAHOMA. FOR COLORADO OVERLAND. Several Arkansas People in Okiaho- ma City Who Are Doing
 Well.
IN OKLAHOMA.

A letter has been received in this city from Mr. Joe P. MeDaniel. of English, who. with a party of friends. left this city several weeks ago in a wagon to go overland to Colorado. The letter was written at Oklahoma City. O. T., where the party is now resting up. Mr. MeDaniel says the party has had a most enjoyable and successful trip so far. He says hun dreds of people are pouring into Ok. lahoma City every day. and that he is very much impressed with the town
 He adds that Messrs. Fl. C. Bradford and Mack Reynolds. former residents of this city, are possessors of paying businesses there. as is also Mr. Ed ward Bllingsly, formerly of Dewitt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23

Hon. Greed Caldwell returned this ss.osa.lg ffc-a t.ct sa-irgs. 4aeee He alte.1z.eG a.-d saa2. sea.ss.sls4,s It II J-.e annaa! uacting et ta eatrsan- sas Bar association. He seae t a nlosJ Interesting &.a iast49et.9# ses- sic.. nd s&ss t..e: t!1e peoa.e ef iiet Springs most aas.55tt;s. received tls3e jazyeea l. tne words af Senator Caldwell tHe ba2clet @t the Ellington he1e. ='edlest.y y aie'- .'=ssss simply t1:.Go e-lse.'
 Fine B';;t9 was aaar.:.oas.= chosen lE 1ts asso<:;,:an ss be net neeef- ing yle~e. 59e t.ea ha4:ae teen eTren4eo n re,sa.f of ,..e ~ v Cir. cH.t Judge h G Grace
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23
FRIDAY MORNING
Various Citizens Will Be Tried for H.
 legally Tapping Sewer.

The citizens residing in the west end and the plumbers of the city will be brought into court Friday morning to answer to charges of violating a city ordinance by connecting with the sewer main in that section of the city 4 list of the alleged guilty per sons has not been furnished the of hcers by the aldermen who are mak ing the investigation. If found guilty, they will be heavily fined.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Elected by the Standard Compress
 and Warehouse Ce

The stockholders of the Standard Compress and Warehouse company. of this city. have held their annual meeting and elected officers and seven directors to serve for the ensuing year. They are: Messrs Z Orto, W l.. Dcwoody, s. Y. T. Knox. J. B. Tru- lock, Jeff Hicks, s. C. Alexander and NJ. w. Taggart The officers elected are: 7. Orto president W. L. De- woody, vice president; ]. B. Trulock. secretary and treasurer. The direc- tors reelected Mr. w. E. Adams mar ager of their plant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23
BIG BU SiNESS
Anticipated by tne Railroaes During
 Memphis Reunion.

District Passenger Agent NJ Adami. of the Cotton Belt. Cairo, H.. is in the city arranging matters pertaining to the big travel to be enjoyed by the Cotton Belt during the Memphis reua- ion. MT Adami says all the roads in this section are going to have more people to care for than theT can act ually accommodate. He assures the public. however. that the Cotton Belt will maintain it's present high repu- tation and furnish the desired conven- fences for all passengers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23

', ed9csday afternoon Miss Florence :}fown left tho irone of her parents 6,l Ita Sixth aT"nHe. presumably to visit ( neiehbor. This was not the young lady's intention, however. for sic went to the residence Of her friend Mrs D. & i.a}idesda4 on West Si"th aYeA#a and thege Hlet- by appointment Mir Jesse Fleury, of Western Teyaa, bat who formerly re siGcd here. The groom Lad already s~@faed r77Gri. @-e ii'.,# III. from County Clerk Bloom and had Justice Archibald Niven in waiting. and when the young bride made her anneaeaaer, tha nuptial knat was tied.
 After receiving the cong atulatidns ef f.ien1s present, he happy couple r"ns ap the parents Of the bride and infH"meG thfm cf tE,it aairage. A
 ittie indipnaticn followed. bat a rec enciliation and 2 blessing came equal ly as quick. and 2 happy family reun- ion was tha ,osuit Miss Browns parents objected 10 her marriage on account of her tender age. but. as IS. ual, love found way The couple is quite popular and members of good families
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23

,Nu-o more were received for bap- Sn last night at the First Baptist &lrch. The audience seemed unus- 8llv stirred as they listened to the &sons Evangelist Martin drew from fbe Choice of Noses as shown in
 ebrew 11:24-28. The evangelist said: %.Centuries ago Baptists were burn a at the stake and otherwise put to Bath for teaching that all dying in 4fancy are saved; now. thank God, most everyone believes it. But hen we arrive at an age of account ilitv. knowing right from wrong, nd having a will and the power of hoice. we will not be saved against br wills. but only by our choosing accept of salvation. Christ has fed for our sins. and He says. I give hto them eternal life and they shall Ever perish, but We must accept he gift or We. will never be saved.
 \ Moses made a choice, decision his willi so must We. CT heil will q our eternal home. He did not hide ehind false excuses. He could cas- y have said, There Hee hs.9oefites hong the Israelites. tsseeefofe. ! will ot choose to be saved. There al
 ays have been hypoerites among the ords people always will be. but,
 nther, what fool you are to say,
 b and so is hypocIite, therefore WiIl not choose to accept a home in Raven as a gift but will go to hell
 Rat is exactly what making excuses ieans. simply excuses for not making
 h. of heaven. but fer going to hell.
 ut again. Moses did net try to de Eve himself by saving there are no leasures in sin He said the pleas res are there. You sometimes hear Hle thin-faced, blcodless preachers N Come, poor sinners, you have no Pastures; there are no pleasures in In We Christians have a corner on leasures' Ah. they never sat behind aNinning hand and big jackpot on he table: they never fioated across he ballroom floor to soft sweet mu- [c with a beautiful yonng womanln )W neck and short sleeves in their ms; they never stood by the race rack With money up on a good horse Nd saw him at the last quarter post pprt half mgth ahead; they never bod at the Dar and tasted the delic- ,us liquor passing down the throat.
 he greatest lawyer Mississippi ever Foduced used to stand at the bar and M, I wish my throat was mile long
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23

will he make public the announcement iof the fact? By answering this in VOLT Arkansas column yon will oblige a number of your readers in this see tion, as am singled out as the man to write you this letter.
 'CROWIi2Y'S RIDGE.
 The question contained in the abeve letter is q difficult ole to answ- CT at the present time, for the simple fact that Governor Davis is undecided and does not know what he will do The Commercial Appeal correspond ent has an opinion, however, and that is that he will again be q candidate for governor and serve a second term. providing that he does not die iii the meantime. The mention of his name as a candidate for the United States senate is entirely unauthorized by hin and was started and nofsed prin- eipally by men who opposed him most bitterly for the Democratic guberna- tofial nomination last summer. As 6 matter of guess work We are of the opinion that the contest for United States senator will be in full blast within sixty days and will be eonz fined to Senator James l. Jones and eX=ff6V. J2mes r Clarke, who are aI= ready aveWed candidates We may be mistaken, but there is nothing at the present writing to indicate that We are.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23
HIN FACED PREACHERS
 Who Say That there are no Pleas= ureS in Sin
Never Sat Behind Winning Hand With a
 Big Jack Pot Smiling at Them From the Table.

so 1 could taste it all the way down. No, friends. Moses did not work a trick on himself by saying there are no pleasures in sin. He saw plainly that there were pleasures in sin. But, listen: He says that they were the pleasures of oldfashioned. missing hellish sin, brother. He said that one side is wrong and the other is right and l choose to be right And Jesus says plainly. He that is not with me is against me that one side is hell and the other heaven that one side is wrong and the other right. What shall be your decision-right or wrong?
 But once more: Moses saw that one was only for a season. the other was for eternity Oh, friends, this earnest. learned. weli-balaneed busi- ness man took one earnest, long. ling ering, candid look far out into eter- nifty, and then decided. Oh. brother. stand by his side and do likewise. One hundred years from tonight We will be dead and our souls in heaven or hell. Which shall it be? Choose. oh chOOSe,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23
Naaccabeea Fiavirc Eoon.

 Stackhouse. of Memphis. has been n the city fer the past few weeks working ID the membership of M9sr rha tcH+ 10. Knights 1f the M&ceabees and ta9g.1g s=em oa9ciai gepro,ts, lis wo,s: is bringing good re- suits. 4 few nights ago s.x new members Were admitted to the local tent and initiated Wednesday, night five more members, namely. 4 s. Hightower, |. (. Wharton F. '. Beard E. Elliott and :. ' B.rd Were initiated TweIty.threA aspirations were received.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23
Burnett -Sh5cklefcrd

Mr. l.. F. Bnnett of Pendteton. Ark. and Miss Jonni" F Shaekieford. of Duluth Ark. We're married in tho pa1 lcrs of tho Arlington hotoi in this eity Wednesday ea ming by Roy Rafn Davis of Gillrrt Ark. The young 2oo- pie met here b5 appointmen sec3;rel . license from County Clerk Bloom and were married.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23
kor-Suit T aken.

non suit ~.ss taken in the Rein. hardt-Cady shit that nas been pend. ing in the chancery coart fer some time and the suit is new cut q court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23

ated by the foreman ef the grand iuly. Some developments VII t.ot9t- less be the result
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23

Graphic reporter learned today through his attorneys will file motion that Prosecuting Attorney Sorrells, aski4g that the main indictment. in which9he is charged with malfeasance in office. be set aside on the grounds that no indictment was returned by the grand iuly He will at the same time request that he be given a speedy trial on tho other indictment. in witch the grand jury charges him with accepting bribe The latter in dictment was returned in the Perdue case. and Prosecuting Attorney Sol- rells says that he will immediately prove to the people that he was act ing only in the discharge of his duty, and that the indictment returned against him is theresult of persecution op the part of certain enemies whom tle people will know in the near flu tue.
 Mr So.rclls will show the court Fri day morning that under each of tho seven charges in the main indictment arc the words No true bill" fact stated as being true in the Graphic at the time the indictments were re turned and which was later corrobor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-05-23

Judge A E. Grace will reconvene circuit cou!t Monday morning for the made for a newtaia ial in behalf Of Ike Jones. by his attorney, H. R. c. Eos ter; the answer. of Mayor D. C. Be} in the election contest case and sev- eral other matters which are to come before the court
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
TUE rApPrI, FOUNDRY co.

AnsoniN, July 28.-When The 1irst lot Of
new men were brought into the Farrell
dry to such of them as developed into first
elias workmen a permanent job was promis
ed: to the others no reference whatever to
the length of their tenure of their positions
were made, The company will, therefore,
make a satisfactory settlement with the
men in tho first lot and those in the last lot
will leave Of their own accord. Indeed many
of them are going now Ten went away
last night and others expect to leave during
to-day.
All the old men who feel disposed to do
so will be permitted to return with a single
exception, this man saying he will not re
turn anyway. No discrimination Is to he
made and the company will receive its old
men in a snirit of fairness. frankncss and
oon1 will
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
FRESH AIR EXCURSION
For the County Home Children.

The City Mission Fresh Air Excur-
SION this week was for the little chill
dren of the County home. Rev. Mr.,
Mossman had arranged for a trolley
car of the Winchester Avenue Railroad
company to be run up to the County
home, corner of Shelton avenue and
Bassett street, to take all the children
and the officers of the home for a days
outing at the west shore. The children
especially enjoy this trip to Savin Rock,
which has been given them by the City
Mission every summer for several years
past, for in addition to the days enjoy
ment in wading, bathing, games, etc,
nearly everything at the Rock is open
to the little people without charge. At
the end of the day their special car
which is provided through the kindness
of Superintendent Pond, takes them
without transfer back to the home for
an early supper and a good nights
rest.
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A GOOD PLACE TO sTOP AT

While Visiting the Exposition at Buffalo
Those who contemplate II visit to Buffalo
and the Pan-American exposition should call
at the office Of Beers Photo parlors, and oh,
tain booklet with pictures of the Wood.
hlne hotel. which Is situated by Johnson
park in the charming residential part of
buffalo. The rooms are large and pleasant
with sanitary plumbing, and contain every
home comfort The cuisine of this hotel
is most excellent. conducted on the Euro
plan plan The charges are far more mod
crate than at most other hotels in Buffalo.
Rooms, etc, can now be engaged in advance
without extra charge by applying soon at
their Office in this city.
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THEIR SUMMER VACATION.

The family of Rev. Mr.. Mossman are
spending the summer months as usual
at their Madison farm house. Mrs.
Mossman, who was confined to the
house by sickness nearly all winter, is
much improved in health. Rev. Mr..
Mossman will spend part of the
month of August at Madison, but will
be in the city as may be necessary in
connection with the building of the new
mission house on Orange street. Dur
ing his absence his place will be sup
piled by Rev. Mr.. Stockman. Yale Dr.
vinity school 1902.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
&c" With a Tail.

The &c" with a tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Each tablet stamped
C. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27

High water to-day, 1852 a. m.
The August Century is out and for
sale by Pease' & Son.
Miss Fannie Landon, of this city, is
the guest of her father, Charles B. Ian
don. in Guilford.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
REAL ESTATE RECORD.
Deeds Filed in the Town Clerks Office
YESTERDAY

The following deeds We're filed for
record in the town clerks office yester-
day:
Warranty deed-Thomas E. Rey-
nolds to Richmond r. Harris, ct al, 40
feet Howard avenue.
Quit claim deeds-Henry C. Rowe to
Lizzie A. Bristol, so feet Morris street
and bath lot No. SO at Morris Cove;
Edward M. Clark to Lizzie A. Bristol,
so feet Morris street and bath lot No.
80 at Morris Cove; Herman D. Clark, ct
al, to George Geary, ct al, 81 feet Nash
street.
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MEM ADYER1IsAM EMS TO-DAY.

; rag
Raseball-Savin Rock Grounds.
Conference.-The g. II. Ford Co.
Cuticura Soap-Druggists'
Ice Cream--E. II. Clark.
Investments-C. w. Scranton Co.
Markdowns--The Chas. Monsoon Co.
Pianos NJ. Steinert u Sons.
Peruna-At Druggists.
Sale No. S-1'he Edw. Malley Co.
Special Prices-E. Schoenberger & Sons.
Summer Suits-Howe K Stetson.
Summer DressesAGamble-D Desmond Co.
Wanted Girl-19Si ynwood Street.
Wanted Girl-303 Winthrop Avenue.
ted-Clerk-Drawer X, City.
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Your Paper by Mail.

If you are going away you can re-
ceive your paper regularly by mail
without extra cost The address ill
be changed as often as desired.
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The towns of Plninville. Glastonbury and
Seymour have voted to eXpend $4,000 each
for good roads which will include the state
Appropriation for each
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81 am using a box of Chamberlain S

Il am using a box of Chamberlain S
Stomach & Liver Tablets and find them
the best thing for my stomach I ever
used" says r. w. Robinson, justice of
the peace, Loomis, Mich. These tab
let's not only correct disorders of the
stomach but regulate the liver and
bowels They are easy to take and
pleasant in effect. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale by all druggists.
Cut this out and take it to any drug
store and get a box of Chamberlain S
Stomach & Liver Tablets. The best
physic. They also correct disorders of
the stomach. Price 25 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
COME mo- srOCKTON sPR1NGs

Mrs. Lewis D. Brown and daughters,
formerly of New Haven, are to spend
the month of August at Stockton
Springs, in Maine. Their home now is
in Newtonville, suburb of Boston.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
- EiIif FIR m LUkU

Washington, D. c., July %, 1901 p. m.
Forecast for Saturday and sunday
For Rhode Island and Connecticut Fair
Saturday; Sunday fair, warmer, winds
mostly light southerly.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
~ ~MHsT~ TOBACCO SPIT
1AEN and s MOKE
..s.nns.....:..u Your feawaul

You can be cured of any form of tobacco using
easily, be made we'll, strong, magnetic, full Of
new life and vigor by taking HC~FE-RAS,
that makes weak men strong. Many gain
ten pounds i'll ten days Over b 90, CDD
cured. Ali druggists. Cure guaranteed Book.
let and advice FREE. Address STERLING
REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. 42;
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Tfic is the Biggest Series OF Underprices in Menu
Furnishings that has taken place THU year
Sample Handkerchief.
One Of Each Style.

Think Of getting S1.5o handkerchief for
CSC 1t sounds like a = fairy tale. And
yet it's as true as the sun. We Just got
lot of samples from the maker-and they're
beautiful things. But there's only one Of
style and only few at So. 50 or So. IS.
The rest run in values thus soc, 75c,
$1.25, $15o ones.
On Saturday morning, in Daylight
Square, the prices will be-look close
I21ac and CSC ca.
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What the parpIs Want

nowadays is /. re FINEST
Work at the Lowest Fri
ces. BEERS Photo Stu
Ctlo, 100 Chapel street, is
the only iirst-class gallery
III this city where 1t can
be obtained. Sittings made
every evening by our new
Electric Light Apparatus.
Established 1850.
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New Haven, July &c, 1901.

Local W ~"iAter Repor'.
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The Best Wrapper Value
Of the Season.

Lawn wrappers-new styles-made Of
Aberfoil lawns in delicate dots and stripes.
Full cut Skirts founced and trimmed with
Cash's lace trimming. All the new, dainty
colors of genuine french lawns. Val LOc
ues $1.oo to $I25 Saturday. w
On sale at Bargain Table ON SATURDAY.
mo2-nlne. Notmo7e than one TO each customer,