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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-08-28

Richard and Hatfield Nance, the
two Catlettsburg lads who were
arrested for placing piece of iron
on the track Of the electric railway,
were bound over 10 answer an in
dictnent. The obstruction was
placed on the Big Sandy bridge and
might have caused many people to
lose their lives. The company pro.
poses to prosecute the case vigorous
ly.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-08-28

Sam. Holt has moved to Manches-
ter, Ohio, where he has a Job as
timber inspector.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-08-28

o. o. Buck, Beirue, Art., savs:
! was troubled with constipation
until bought DpWitt'- Little
Early Risers. Since n have
been eutireIv cured OF my old
complaint. / rocommend them.
w. M. Bioss, Ceredo. r. N. vii
liams, Kenoya.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-08-28

The people Of this country are
not TO be stampeded by the yellow
press; they are perfectly satisfied
that President Mckinley will do
whatever may become necessary 10
protect our interests on the isthmus
Of Panama.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-08-28

+. i. Thomas, Sumterville, Ala,
II was suffering from dyspepsia
when | commenced taking Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. | took several
bottles and can digest anything.
kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the only
preparation containing all the
natural digestive fluids. 1t gives
weak stomachs entire rest, restor-
ing their natural condition. w.
NJ. Bloss, Ceredo; r. n. Williams,
Kenova.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-08-28

Fost Onlce Inspector r. j. Allen,
was here Tuesday.
Chapman Fry was here from
Wayne, last Saturday.
Justice Collins was here from
Charleston, last Saturday.
Chas. Watts, of Shoals, was seen
on our streets, Saturday.
Mr.. G. II. Brown has returned
from his Virginia visit.
J. 5. Owens, of Lavalette, had
business here last Saturday.
Constable Dyke Childers was here
from Dickson, last Friday.
Thos. Preston, of Dunlow, was
Rev. Z. Coles guest Monday.
J. II. Folk, the Dingess timber
man, was here, Wednesday.
Attorney Thos. Fuller, of Buffalo,
was Friday visitor here.
Mrs. Samuel Lowe. of Buffalo,
was here last Friday with friends.
Judge Is. f. Keller. of Bramwell.
was Glenwood guest, Tuesday.
G. :. Welch, of Huntington, was
calling on friends here last FRI lay.
Mr.. w. L. Bayless is now at
home with the family of DIR. A. l..
Peters.
w. p. Mankin, of East Lynn, was
IN the city calling on friends, last
Saturday.
+. j. Wilcox, the Huntington
saloonist, was a business visitor here
last Saturday.
Merchant DeFoe and Mr.. John
Nixon, of Shoals, were in tie city
last Friday.
Mr.. w. ID. Harris, of Princess,
Ky, was here Wednesday, the guest
of w w. Num-.
Mary from here attended the
merchants picnic at Clyffeslde,
Wednesday evening.
Henry Hurrestine and son, Of
Chiilicothe, Ohio, were visitors in
the city, last Friday.
Il. NJ Echols, Travelling Auditor
for the \. d w. R'y, was here from
Roanoke ON business last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Nunn visit
ed at Princess, Ky, Sunday, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w ID. Harris.
Jno. Shuster, the cigar salesman,
was here from Cincinnati. Tuesday,
calling on the trade and meeting his
friends.
Mssers. Lee Campbell, c. Brum-
field, Wayne Perdue and Uriah
Rowe, all of Buffalo, were here last
Friday.
Mrs. c. p. Iehle returned on Mon
day from Philadelphia, Pa, where
she was visiting home folks and old
friends.
Geo. NJ Ford, of Athens, was here
in the interest Of CHM & Co., the
school book publishing house, last
Saturday.
J.. +. FINLEY, of Powhattan, one
Of the wealthiest coal operators in
the State, was a Kenova visitor,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Gertrude England, no con
Quoted the Cottage hotel, is now
making her home with her sister,
Mrs. Il. y. Hanna.
BY the burning Of the Cottage
hotel, the registers at the other
hostelries show a nice increase in
the number Of registered guests.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tucker went
to Gallipolis, Ohio, Wednesday
evening where they attended the
Gala County Fair, Thursday.
Rev. w. c. Condit, D. D.. Of
Ashland. Ky, will address the r.
X. Y NJ. g. A. gospel meeting next
Sunday at 1880 p. m, slow time.
We failed 10 mention in our local
column that Mics Bessie b. Miller,
OF Blacksburg, Va, was here, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. r.. ". Will
liams.
Mrs. Willer, accompanied by her
daughter, was here from Irontop.
Ohio, Wednesday. looking after the
needed repairs of her property-the
Eagle hotel. In order to cover the
smoked and painted walls, and az a
protection against fire she will have
the north side and east end of the
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1901-08-28

MONTHLY REPORT JULY. 1901.


Renewals . p
ExpirationS ..... . "A
Member gone away ... 13
Killed
New members p
Present paid membership .. 34O
Attendance at mixed meetings . II
Attendance at Cottage meetings |
Attendance at mixed Bible class
Attendance AT Shop meetings .
rl"'esSeu conversion
No. visits to rooms weekdays 1925
No. visits to rooms Sundays ... I4p
Rest rooms, No. OF times used ~
No. Of visits of Secretary to shops, yards, sc Il
No. Of visits Of Secretary and Committee to
sick and injured - :
Letters written in rooms . 24O
Temporary Hospital, No. times used
Books drawn from library . y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
IDENTIFIED THEM.
THE COGWELLS SAY THE JOPLIN
 PARTIES ARE THE JONFSFs
secured Continuance of Their Trials Until Next September-In
 Jail Here
Jail Here

Ghlel of Police Mason Philpot and several other local officials returned Thursday afternoon from Star City Lincoln county, where they had the Jones brothers who were arraigncd for preliminary hearing on | charge of having robbed an old farmer nam ed CoGWell i'll that county several years ago of over $1 .f00. Tho men deny the charge, but the Cogweli family, and others who knew them. identified the Jones boys IS being the guilty parties. Thoy were going un= der assumed names at Joplin. Mo. when arrested there.
 The ,Joneses= will haze to prove an abili, which tie officers say they oan= not do. They secured continuance of their trials until the next term of the Lincoln Circuit Court, which will be held next September They were brought back here and re=incarccratod i'll the Jefferson county jail. where they will remain until next Septem Der.
 They are pretty smooth men and the officers believe that they are i'm pllcated in other crimes An effort IS being made tolearn if they ewere not the parties who robbed the bank at Warren, Ark, a few years ago and killed the cashier to accomplish it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
4 S31,O0O FEE.
WHAT M. L. ALTHEIMER'S LAW
 FIRM GOT FOR ITS WORK
Now in Fl Paso, Texas, Arranging for An Electric Street Railway
 for Others.

MT. Maurice L. Altheimer, a former Pine Bluff attorney, but who is now prominently identified with two lead Ing legal lights in St. Louis, is meeting With fine success in his new field of labor. The law firm with which he IS connected is Welch, Altheimer & Young. This firm recently received S3l ,O00 as a single fee for bringing about the consolidation of all the trust companies in St. Louis.
 A late special to the Globe-Demo. crat from Fl Paso, Texas. says:
 "Aikman Welsh and NJ. l.. Althei- mer, representing St. Louis parties. who are figuring on building an cleo tric street railway system in El Paso. have been here looking over the ground several days, and it is report ed they have closed deal for an cleo tric street railway franchise. granted to a local company several months ago. It is also said they have secured an option on the plant of the Interna. tioaal Electric Light and Power Com: pany.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08

was rank humbug, having predicted the weather alright only twice in the past ten years. Even so. he is better than the weather bureau, a record of one hit in five being quite as near as that institution usually comes.
 Everybody knows that according to common report the ground hog, who is an exceedingly stupid animal during the rest of the year, makes it his habit to come out of his hole on the second day of February. If he strikes a nice sunshiny day he is supposed to be- come frightened at his own shadow and forthwith to scurry back into his hole. Thereupon six weeks of stormy weather, with rain and snow are expected by all believers in nat ufal science. On the other hand, if on ground hog day the little animal is not frightened by his shadow. because or oH oHeraanging clouds, he stays out ana the weather kindly accommodates Itself to the ground hog and becomes miia, With the result of an early spflng. The ground hog missed it this year, at Washington at any rate. but the bureau also missed it, making h1oiioiS eNeh c. NJ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08

is. Though not an old man, am one Of the oldest citizens, having resided here since 1858
 To those who have lately come to us, attracted by our unequalled ad- vantages, I desire to say few words in support of my candidacy.
 During all the years of my sojourn here l have ever held the success of our city as of paramount importance. Every effort made by our citizens in the direction of improvement has not only received my personal support. but according to my ability, have given my time and means
 When an effort was being made to secure the building of the Cotton Belt shops at their present location. which meant so much to Pine Rlnff and from which it's greatest impetus was derived, l probably contributed $500 toward raising the necessary bonus, and devoted several months
 --i' 'iA44N 1C SNN ttl HIS olllcI COnIf1- buttons. This l did without the hope of reward, but prompted solely by q desire to make our city second to none in the State
 l have never held office and with one exception, have never sought if
 do not believe there is a man any where who will question my ability to make the city as good treasurer as it has eyer had.
 Without disparaging my opponent, who seeks election the 'ssteenth" time, l think it is time that he step ped aside and gave some one else a chance.
 Everything else being equal, I be- l1eve the man who never held office 1t better entitled to consideration at the hands of the voter, than he who eyinces disposition to hold on un til choked off by the voters at the polls.
 If elected, promise the closest at tention to the interest of the city.
 Sincerely yours,
 ED B. HOUSTON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
Baldwin 10 Appear Here.

Pref. Minor C Baldwin. the graat pipe oreanist of Now York City. will give an organ recital at the First Pres. byterian Church on Monday evening. under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of that church Prof Bald win is numbered among America's best oreanists and manyerftfas bayedeela4 ed him t9 be tho peer ef any in thfa eG0ntfF. i'ile recital aH doubtless he a financial, and mest a5auradiF a reat social success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
BYA MAD DOG
THREE PERSONS SEVERELY BIT.
 TEN AT AIN.
Relatives of Officer J. F. CuIpepper. ot This City-Animal a Fam
 fly Pet.

Officer J. F. Culpepper of this city. Friday morning received news of q frightful accident which happened to number of his relatives at Ain. Grant County
 Three persons were severely bit ten by a mad deg and have gone to Benton to have a maidstone applied to their wounds. They are Ed John son and his two year-old d9ughter and Bud Gammoll, relative The vicious animal was q family net and was in one of the rooms of Johns sJs.s home playing with the litt'o II Suddenly it attacked her and Lit her severely on the hand. lohneoo @nd Gammell went to the chiId'.. a.ei.t anee, and they tee. were ett 4el.
 and bitten. They found the dce fo nlz ing at the mouth, but finally '.flled it. The animal was a very yonng one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
A DISTURBANCE
RAISED BY THE PRISONERS IN
 THE COUNTY JAIL.
They Claim That They Are Not Suf- ficiently Fed and Tell a Sad
 Tale of Woe.

The Jones brothers, who were again placed in the Jefferson county jail Thursday afternoon to await trial. created no little excitement ill that bastile Friday morning. Jailer Davis is sick, but his folks attend to the feeding of the prisoners, what little food they get daily This morning the Jones boys raised all kinds of noise because, SC they claim, they were given only three biscuits for break faSt-tWo mon being required to make meal of them. They banged on the doors of their cell, tore up their bed ding, what little they had in their cell. and did considerable damage. One of the members of Jailer Davis house. hold ran out and told the police that the prisoners Were escaping, but Of ffcer Meek and Deputy Culpepper in vestigated the affair and found the report was untrue.
 A Graphic reporter on his usual rounds saw Sheriff Mccoy, Chief Phil pot, Night Chief Peterson, Deputies Loving and Culpepper, Officers Gull pepper, Meeks, Maher and a number of other policement enter the jail to- gether He followed and they went to the white cells up stairs. Sheriff tE
 Mccoy asked the Jones boys the cause of the trouble, and they replied that they did not propose to be treat ed like dogss, although they were i,i Jail. Will Jones says one of the jail- CTS assistants called him liar when ne sald he was given only three bis cults for breakfast. We are given very little to eat said Jones, and 1t is the same old mush every day. We do not think we should be treated like gentlemen, and not like a lot of hogs Sheriff Mccoy promised to see to it himself that the men were prop. erly fed at noon.
 From appearances we judge that the prisoners in the Jefferson county Jail have made just complaint. They are doubtless poorly fed, and few of them have decent bed clothine Tbov look sickly and haggard, and appear to be unprovided for in every way, Tc prove this assertion We will felate a little incident that occurred while the officers and reporter were in the iail Chief Philpot said he knew that one of the prisoners. he was looking at at the time. was not Jim Anderson. whom he had arrested several weeks ago and turned over to the county au- fhorlties. Yes, am Anderson. :" said the pitiful looking man. Well. yon have changed wonderfully" said the Chief. aiiaHe yon been siel?" The poor fellow answered in the anirma- tive and concluded by saying that he s not properly fed
 The officers and the repoftcr then visited the lower apartments in which are about twenty negro prisoners. sev- eral made complaints. one in particl- lar who claimed that he was sick and could get no medical attention. An other said he did not expect Del monico monu at meal time. but he would like to have a square meal oc casionany.
 One cannot imagine the filthy and dfaeracefnl condition of tho jail ar present. II is a shame that it is not better cared for and that the prison CTS do not receive better treatment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
MRS. WiLBOURNE's HOME
Visited by Fire This Mornng---House
 hold Goods Damaged.

The residence of Mrs NJ. K. Will bourne, at the corner of Third avenue and Walnut street, caught fire at noon today and Was badly damaged before the fire could be extinguished. The fire boys We're forced to use one stream of water and much of the household goods were more or less damaged with water. The origin Of the fire is unknown but it is generally supposed by the occupants of tho house that spark from q Cotton Belt engine set fire to the roof This is be- iieved owing to the fact that there is no llue over the roof where tho fro started and there was no fire in a Rge near the place. The house was anlv slightly damaged, one room being badly torn I'D and a large hole was loft in the room where the fire start cd. The loss is covered by insurance in the George NJ. Wells agency.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
INAUG UR ATIGN DAY.
X oE CHANGING IT TO APRIL BOTH REVIVED.
he Ground Hog vs. the Weather
 Bureau as a Weather Prophet.
WASHINGTON, Mar. S.-The re-

WASHINGTON. Mar. S.-The re- Int eyperience of this city, when |,+or weeks of sunshine, it tuned in nd rained on the ve'.y day and at the |erv hour when the inauguarl core ! hon;es were about to be celebrated, bould % far to bring about the mEcn bll,od change of inauguration day [opo March i to April 30. There is [othing to prevent this beinS done eX- bnt inertia. the present date haying ken selected by the Continental Con <ress and being capable of change by \ ia simnle act of the Congress of the nited States, the Constitution pre- eribing nothing on the point. More Ter George Washington was inaHg- lated on April 30, although the date bd been fixed as March 1, the delay Ding due to the neglect of certain {ates to ratify the Constitution. Bills live been introduced ill Congress |har after year to make the change, |pt they are never acted upon.
 EThere have been twenty-nine inaug- +ation days; three are unrecorded. kirteen were pleasant, and thirteen bpleasant. The pleasant ones were Early all in the first half of the cen Try; of the last sixteen only four I've been pleasant. Some of the un- easant ones were frightful cold, low. rain. slush and other pneumo- sa breeders being abundant, causing hess and deaths by the hundreds b Monday last. the Ambassadors and lpreme Court Justices, nearly all h men, had to stand in the rain for |ree quarters of an hour with no elter whatever while the President bs making his address. If some of em do not pay the penalty With
 r lives, good luck and not good Engagement will have saved them.
 The most disappointing feature of e day was the utter and conspicuous ilure of the Weather Bureaus pre- ctions Prof. Moore head of that Etitution. on the morning of the nrth sent an optimistic letter to the
 alrman of the inaugural committee,
 eglng that the weather would be (ely-"the finest aNef experienced
 an inauguration. On the con
 Rry, however, the chiefs name was
 nd, or would have been. had Wash
 gton not been paved with asphalt.
 IS preventing the formation of that
 eless article in it's streets. Hence
 crowd that watched the procession
 clafed that the old saying about the
 F'oes of liars ought to be changed to
 feliy; the ordinary liar, the d-d
 ; and the weather eXnelt.
 n View Of these facts, tho attempt
 'he bureau to throw discrcdit on
 Rt iowly but persistent an nal the
 Ouhd hog eq@ft t is said. to be
 eFely febnlod The bureau re | n'y declared that the ground hog
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
ME. ED B. HOUSTON
Announces His Candidacy for City
 Treasurer and Issues ar Address.
} the Voters of Pine Bluff:

" 7T-0 7-T7-T7 0T TTrT' TTITf:
 l hereby announce my candidacy fer the office CT City Treasurer. To those who have resided in this cify and watched is arc"eh from ! rug sifng vila94 10 thriving mctrorol3 fan eftf@ de aet ned to address my seit. In ee1eroa With tHcm. have 55firen fir t HpFa# 55Ha and -d1z tt.s.tea aa4 ra ae i aaat t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
st Pa erVi

f9r Information, call ot Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08

IS. Though not an old man, I am one of the oldest citizens, having resided here since 1858.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
ANTITRUST BILL BEATEN SENATOR CALDWELl'S BILL DE. FEATED BY VOTE OF gro IA. A Bill to Remove the State Univer. sity Created a Heated Discus
 sion in the House

vote of to II the Senate yesterday defeated Senator Caldwellts antitrust bill but a motion to reconsider the vote and lay that motion on the table was lost.
 Representative Clark. ef Faulkner. introduced in the House q bill to ere ate the office of st5te beer inspector. and imposing fee for inspection of beer and malt products. the proceeds to be tuned into the State treasury and used foe building inc now State Capitol
 lively tifae occurred in tho IFouse following the introduction by Repre- sentative Ellis of a 6ilI to remove the University of Arkansas from Fayette- vile to central and more accessible point in tho State The bill Uas 1eaa first time, and Mr. &eal then moved that it be postponed indefinitely. This pfeeipitated q heated discussion. Fi- nally Mr Neal withdrew his motion ana tn" bill took its place on the cal
 ndar.
 Tha House failed ta pass Represaa- tatiEe MeG@4ekon's hiii repeating the penalty el4'asa= in tAe act of lS39 fo- the punla h.a=H el these #bo do 8ot i pay bpai h.ls
 Tho tIaHse ed preventative Pao'e's hijl making comfy aT rore eEoGjeia fiH55e7 1sne1 tors of taoie fa aHaetiE. e4H44H41
 Tfo H@a#e H0ipaa@l m 0niteIy i bil la tlla con liberation If st5fe aea Nation tectiaas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08

Advertising Fans Handsome do- signs. laaea or small. with FeH adFef- tisemout printed on them for sale " the &dams Printing co. Telephone o=. eati ifa zee dHf s.@ules If
 Eeein aew yeaH aE sH oribiaa fer Piac Hlate pr8eHe4sa ne@ sHa. aaf, aa =5raH Hhie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-08
No Home Is Complete

lthont a telephone. When vob feat fl h9uses don't forget to have ft equipped with ono of the [ lephones Gt tho
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-08

Lowell, the Singer sewing ma
chine agent of Canon, last nigh
was convinced that life was not
one continual round of pleasure.
1t seems that he and a MIR. Nc
Bride, residing on Garfield ave-
nue., had misunderstanding re-
garding a machine which he pur-
chased from Lowell, and the latter
got gay and Mr.. Mcbride under
took to show him the error of his
way and forthwith proceeded to
give him good thrashing, which
he did in most excellent manner,
and continued with this kind of
treatment until the agent said
enough. Mcbride paid his fine
last night,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-08
LOW RATES TO THE EAST.
Cleveland Will be the Attraction
of Thousands of Old Soldiers,

The passenger department of the
Rock Island railway announces
the lowest rates to Cleveland on
account of the q. A r. Encamp-
ment. September 7 to IL, that
have been accorded the old sol
diers since 1887 The rate is less
than one fare for the round trip
Tickets will be on sale from sta
tions west of the Missouri river
Septem Der to 10. inclusive, and
will be good to return up to and
including Septem Der 10, but the
return limit may be extended until
October s by depositing the ticket
with joint agent before Septem-
Der 10 and paying a fee of so
cents.
The trip to Cleveland will be
one of much pleasure and enjoy
ment. The extremely low rate
made by the Rock Island will
make it possihl for large num-
bers of the old soldiers and their
friends to go at very small ex-
pense. From Cleveland there will
be cheap rates in effects, enabling
those who desire to visit the Pan
American exposition and this trip
to Buffalo can be made either by
rail or boat
Cleveland is making a special
effort to take the best care posi-
BILE of the veterans as we'll as visit
ors and afford them every oppor
tunity for pleasant and enjoy
able time while in the city. The
new soldiers monument located in
the public square will be complet-
ed; the electric lighting effects of
this monument, it is said will
eclipse anything of its kind here
tofore attempted in this country.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-08

See Juno the spectacular dancer
August 8 and y.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-08
We print calling cards.
Notice to Teachers. .

The regular examination of
teachers will be held at Canon
City on Friday and Saturday
August 10 and l6, 1901; also, at
the same time in Florence at the
McCandless school house. The
sessions will begin promptly at s
o'clock u m. Those interested
will please bear in mind that the
new law imposes a fee of one dol
lar for the examination.
j NJ HANKS.
County Supt. Schools
Canon City, Aug. |, 1901 3i-39