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Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-17

Special Offering for This Week.
Special No.
Breakfast Food. !
Veana, a new cereal Of the same
class as Force, Vigor, X-cel-o, etc.
They differ only in price. The
regular 15c package, at a pack
ace Only &c.
Special No. z
Coffee.
Spurs Continental Coffee, one
of the best zoe grades ever sold
on this market to get it more thor
oughly introduced, we offer it at
our special sale, for a lb. lSc.
Special No.3
Water Glasses.
We have just received cask
of fancy thin blown Water Glass
es. The regular price on these
glasses is SOC a set of six. Our
special price a set 3oc.
Special Ne. 4
Soups.
This is the time Of the year for
soups, and the Van Camp brand
lis considered one of the best sold:
Regular 10c seller, our special
a can W.
Special No. S
i Starch.
Fancy lump starch, the kind
you are paying Sc a pound for.
Our special price 8lbs tor Zoe
Especial No. &
Flour.
Our Coil Leaf fancy winter
wheat patent Flour is winner
It outsells all others and gives
better satisfaction than any other
pastry -four we have ever handled.
Regular price a sack, Zoe. Our
special price a sack ooc'
New Goods for Saturdays Market
Black and red raspberries,
plums red currants, fancy peach
es, new apples, etc. We will
have few strawberries for Sat-
urday, about the last of the sea-
son.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-17
Coffee.
Special No. 3
Water Glasses.

We have just received a cask
of fancy thin blown Water Glass
es. The regular price on these
glasses is SOC a set of six. Our
special price a set 3oc.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-17
Specials For
Saturday
and MOnddy
AT THE BIG STORE
We Are the Leaders In Low
Prizes.

Special Offering for This Week.
Special No. |
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-17

This is the time Of the year for
soups, and the Van Camp brand
IS considered one of the best sold.
Regular 10c seller, our special
a can wv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
IN SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT OUT
OF PINE BLUFF LESS THAN
CAR LOAD LOTS.
This Is Shown by the Figures of the
Iron Mountain Rail-
road Alone.

Superintendent Tyler of the Iron
Mountain. in letter to the Pine Bluff
board of trade, claims that the in
crease in shipments of less than car
load lots of the past few months has
been the cause of the delay in ship
nients of freight out of Pine Bluff
about which SO much complaint has
been made recently by the shippers
and business men of this city and 9TH
ers along the line of the company.
In his letter to the board of trade.
Superintendent Tyler makes the state
ment that there has been an increase
of shipments of cotton in less than
car load lots out of Pine Bluff over
last years showing, of more than GOO
tons during the months of August and
September alone. He gives the fol
lowing specific figures:
Shipment of cotton in less than
car load lots for the month of August,
1904, 979 tons; 1905, 1925 tons. an in
crease of BAG tons.
Shipment for September, 1904, 1908
tons; 1905, 1906 tons, and increase of
29S tons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
WILL PAY QUARANTINE BILLS
Ger. Haynes Expects to Have Ac
counts Compiled Soon.

Although the state quarantine came
TO close on last Tuesday and the
guardsmen were all on that date re-
lieved from further duty, there yet
the settlement of quarantine accounts
for Major T.. B. .Jett, who is in charge
of the clerical work in the office of
General w. H. Haynes commanding
the Arkansas state guard, says the
Little Rock Gazette. The making out
oe the payrolls Of the twenty-five COM
panies that did service and the COM
piling of accounts is yet to be accom-
plished before the quarantine has be.
come a thing of the past. General
Haynes stated yesterday that the worl,
is progressing rapidly and it is his
belief that everything will be ready
to be submitted to Governor Davis
by November II. This is but an esti-
mate, however, as several days may
be required beyond that date.
Thus far unpaid bills aggregating
$S,717 have been listed as quarantine
expenses. There remain yet to be add
ed bills for the expense of the Niece
Zee district, which will probably reach
$1.300. This would bring the total
amount to be settled for subsistence
up to 900 This is exclusive of the
pay of the guardsmen. Payment will
be made at once General Haynes de-
clares. He says that Governor Davis
has assured him that he has made ar
rangen. ents for the speedy settlement
of all accounts, once the exact amount
has been determined.
Governor Davis does not state
where the money is to come from.
All the money in the state militia
fund Of $4,000 which is available for
quarantine expenses has been used.
The entire $4,000 encampn ent fund
has been spent. The provisions of the
state militia act specify the purposes
FOR which the remainder of the $685.
600 shall be used and on that account
no more of that fund can be used to
pay bills resulting from the quaran-
tine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
Pine BLUFF SHIPPERS
THEIR COMPLAINT AGAINST p.
g.. A. r. ROAD BE HEARD
NOVEMBER g.
Commission Will Also Consider Cues
ton Of 13-Cent Rate on Sugar
to All Points.

Little Rock, Nov 3-The Arkansas
Hallway commission will hold a meet
ing next "Wednesday. November s. for
the purpose of considering a number
Of important matters A decision in
the ease of the Pine Bluff shippers
against the Pine Bluff. Arkansas River
and Cotton Belt lines is promised.
The matter of reducing petroleum and
gasoline from third to fourth class
rates will also be brought up. In
addition to these matters the prOpo-
stion of a change in the rate for dis
tances less than five miles considered
in connection with the proposal to
change switching rules will be con
sidered
The case of the Little Rock Mcr-
chants Freight bureau against the ST.
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern.
the FL Dorado and Bastrop. the Little
Rock and Monroe. the Arkansas and
louisiana the Pine Bluff and Western
and the Farmersville and Southern
railoads is to be heard.
The proposal to make the maximum
rate on sugar, in carload lots, between
Arkansas points, Is cents per 100
pounds will be considered. This ac-
ton. if such ruling is made by the
commission, Will not change any rate
for distances under 200 miles
Several other minor matters will
| likely be considered which are the
proposal to make a commodity rate
on agricul ural implements in cal
load lots and the proposal to cause the
rates applying to common soap to ap
ply also to soap powder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
YOUNG HOUSEBREAKER
GEORGE BARNES, 18 YEARS DID,
ENTERS WiTHERS HOME
AND Is CAUGHT.
In Police Court It Developed That
Barnes Is Professional
Rounder

George Barnes is the name given by
a youth Of doubtful nativity in police
court Friday morning. He claimed
to be Irish, but his claim is not back
ed by his appearance. Barnes is about
eighteen years of age, and was ar
rested Thursday afternoon for tress.
pass. Going to the home of Dr. j.
W. Withers Thursday, and finding no
one at home, NE entered the building
through h window. DR.. Withers hap
pened to BE in one of the rear rooms.
and discovered the lad, and had him
arrested by the police.
In police court Friday morning it
developed that the boy was somewhat
of a professional rounder, and Judge
Toney gave him fine of $40, which
will serve to keep him out Of mis-
chief for several days at least.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03

persons on the soldiers. The latter
Immediately siormed the houses and
with unheard of babaritics massacred
All the inhabitants.
1t is persistently asserted that the
Unknown persons who fired on the
troops We're disguised policemen who
purposely provoked the troops.
The city is a dismal sight. The
streets are filled with Cossack patrols
@nd flying detachments of the Red
Cross which follow the bands of muir
derous rioters The firing has been
uninterrupted the whole day and still
continues as this dispatch is filed
Many hundreds have been killed or
wounded.
The Cossacks eagerly attack the stu
cent militia, which is courageously
trying to stem the bands who arc
massacreing and pillaging. principal
" in the Jewish quarter. The looters
openly divide the goods. the Cossacks
i'll many cases participating in the pro-
ceeds Of the robbcries.
The rector Of the university has sent
a telegram to Count Witte imploring
him to Immediately dismiss Governor
Reinhardt, who is held responsible for
the outbreak, as otherwise a catastro-
lhe is unavoidable. Count Witte's
answer has not yet been received.
The city is in a dreadful state of
panic. Even the telegraph offices were
closed most of the day, for the first
time since they opened.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
HEAD OF TUSkEGEE INSTITUTE
SPEAKS IN PINE BLUFF
NOVEMBER 13.
Comes Under the Auspices of the Ne
gro Business Mems League of
Pine Bluff.

Thursday night. at a meeting of the
negro business mems league. compos-
cd of the most prominent negroes in
the city, and of which Ferd Havis is
president. formal steps were taken
toward making preparation for the lee
ture which Booker T. Washington will
make in this city on Monday, Novem-
Der IS. Several committees were ap-
pointed to prepare for the reception.
Much enthusiasm was created when,
upon being asked as to the cost of
Wiley Jones park, Jas. Jones, admin
istrator of the Wiley Jones estate,
said: eff the man who was once own
Ell of the park was alive, l know his
answer would be, You may have the
Park free for this OCCASION AS ad-
ministrator OF that estate | shall strive
to do what Wiley Jones would do if
he were living; and so l shall give
the park free" The SAME apprecia-
ton greeted J. ~ Donohoo's tender of
the Masonic temple, in which the re-
ception, after the speaking at the
park, will be held.
Many prominent white citizens are
joining in the movement to make
Washington coming a success. Con-
trary TO the general understanding. he
will not be here on the 10Th, as stated
scn:e time ago, nor is it ever his GUS
tom to permit an admission fee to
be charged. Everybody invited to go
t. the park and hear him free of
charge. The official program will be
published later Washington will speak
along the lines of racial self-help.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
CENTRAL SUPPLY COMPANY.

The Central Supply company filed
articles of incorporation with the
county clerk Thursday afternoon. The
concern is composed of colored per-
sons, and it's articles state that it's
object is to do a commercial, mer-
camille and real estate business. The
capital stock is $4,000, of which $3,-
875 has been subscribed. The incor-
porators are J. A. Kennedy, president;
J. B. Wilson, vice president; S. NJ. Nc
Pherson, secretary; w. II. Triplett,
treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
JUDGE kERWiN FIXES NOVeM
BER 20 AS DATE TO HEAR
THEM
Will Listen to the Little Spiel" of the
Fellow Who Thinks His Assess
ment Too High.

Monday, November 20. is the day
set by County Judge +. ]. KerWin for
l5earing the complaints of those tax
payers who feel that they have griev-
ances against the county by reason
Of the increase of taxable values of
their properties by the county board
OF equalization These complaints
Will be heard by Judge Kerwin in he
presence of the assessor and members
of the board of equalization. Those
who nay have any complaints 10 reg
iStcr are expected TO register them
OIL that occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03

Thursday County Judge f. J. ker-
win visited the county poor farm, and
conducted a personal examination of
Chas. Smith, the negro who made the
charge, several days ago. that the sup
erintendent of the county convict farm
had abused him to such an extent
as to perhaps permanently impair his
health, necessitating sending him to
the county poorhouse, and found that,
sc far as Smiths present condition
shows, the whole thing was hoax
Not a bruise of any kind could be
found on the negro's body anywhere.
Smith. when sent to the county farm.
is said TO have been in good health
stout and robust; but when released
lately his health was so bad that the
county judge promptly sent him to the
county poor farm for medical treat
n'ent by the county physician. The
negro made serious charges against
the superintendent of the convict gang
and threatened to bring suit for DAM
ages. The county judge ascertained
that there was not only nothing to the
charges, but that the negro was kindly
released from the farm before the ex-
piration of his sentence on account
of his health. which had broken down
since going on the farm. Not only
this, but the supe rintendent of the
farm furnished the negro with clothing
and money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
SAND OUTFIT SOLD.

The Pine Bluff Sand company,
which went into the hands of a receiv-
er last Tuesday. was soil at private
sale to the Clegg Sand company
Thursday. NJ. r. Stewart is local man.
ager for the Clegg company. The
property of the defunct company con-
sists of five sand barges and one
PUMPING boat, and the price paid for
the entire equipment was $1,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
J. w. NEECE DEAD.

J. w. Neece. resident of Cleve-
land county, died at his home in that
county Thursday night at midnight, of
consumption. He was Sc years old.
The funeral will take place at 10
o clock Saturday Undertaken Ralph
Robinson of this city has charge Of
the funeral arrangements.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
SERVICES AT THE TEMPLE,

There will be services at Temple
Anshe Emeth at 1880 p. m. today, and
the subject of Rabbi Frisch's sermon
will be "a sage of the Eleventh
Century" On Saturday there will be
two services, at 10 a. m for children,
and at 10: 80 for adults
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
FOOTBALL
Pine Bluff Plays Little Rock Satur-
day.

The Pine Bluff high school football
team: will leave tomorrow for Little
Rock. where they play the Little Rock
high school team. The same teams
play here November rs. The lineup OF
Pine Bluff: Center. Senyard: rg.
Kaufman; lg. Harris: rt. Adams; It.,
White: re. Philpot: le. Mizell; RIB,
Reinberger: lib, Bloom: fb. J. B. Hilz-
helm; qb, Sam Hilzheim, captain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
GRAND JURY RESUMES MONDAY.

The jefferson county grand jury will
reconvene next Monday and finish up
TIE work of the present session of
circuit court. II is probable that the
irry will submit its final report some
time during the week, but several new
natttrs have developed since the
srard jury adjourned. that will de-
mand the attention Of that body before
final adjournment. Among other
things. it is expected to take up the
CT against r. P. Ladd for the kill
inc Of ]. VI. Scott at I.adG' S mill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03

London, Nov. "A dispatch to the
Evening Standard from Odessa, timed
2:3O p. m., yesterday. says: The city
rings with the reports of rifles and re-
vclvers and occasionally a volley is
fired.
Cossack patrols carry carbines and
have their fingers on the triggers. The
streets are absolutely unsafe for civil
ians
: The casualties yesterday are believ-
ed to have amounted to 5000 killed
and wounded
In the Jewish quarters bodies still
sjrcw the streets and sidewalks.
Jewish women and children We're
streets when the mobs gained the up
per hand
A Red Cross doctor tells ME that the
Kishineff horrors were repeated a
hundredfold
The students alone saved the city
from wholesale sack and massacre.
The military are now placing hun
dred machine guns at various points.
The sound of firing is moving west
ward towards the Jewish quarters.
The mobs swear they will not leave a
single Jew alive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
PARTNER WANTED.

Have 1880 and want partner with
eoual amount of cash to help buy res
taurant and rOolning house. which we
can buy at bargain. Rooms alone
clear 5000 per month. Restaurant ev-
en- better Best stand in state. For
particulars address Box 5S. Little
Rock. Ark. (3t)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
REFORM SCHOOL SITE
Matter Will Not Come Up at Board
Meeting Monday.

Little Rock. Nov "a meeting of
the state penitentiary board will be
held Monday at which, it is said by
Secretary Joe Moore of the board
only routine business will be trans
acted The matter of selecting a site
for the state reform school will not
come up until the December meeting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
ONLY ONE NEW CASE.

New Orleans. Nov. 3.-Report to 6
D. m. Yesterday: One new case; total.
3.391: deaths, none: total. AIS: new
foci. none; cases under treatment,
II: discharged, 1882.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
BARN BURNE

The barn of j. 7. Chambers. plant
er living at Ladd, was burned Thurs
day night. The contents of The barn.
consisting of corn and four bales OF
cotton, were destroyed. The fire is be-
l;eyed to have been the work OF an IN
cendiary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
NEW SUITS.

The Clark Music company has
brought suit in the Jefferson chacery
court against the ST. Louis. Iron Noun
tain and Southern railway company
for 500 damages because the compa-
ny failed to deliver piano to a GUS
tCmer at FL Dorado within a reason.
able lenth of time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

Washington. Nov. 3.-The president
yesterday issued his proclamation
naming Thursday, November 30 next,
as a day for thanksgiving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
FUNERAL OF MRS. BLOOM.

The remains of Mrs. Hannah Bloom
were laid to rest at the cemetery
Friday afternoon at 2;3O. A large
concourse of friends Of the deceased
followed the body to its last resting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
VALLEY TRAIN LATE.

The northboupnd Valley train. due
Eere at 5 O'clock in the morning, was
nine hours late Friday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
A PAYING INVESTMENT.

A suit or overcoat made by Eisen-
kramer the tailor, above Citizens
bank, Second avenue, corner Pine
street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03

Odessa Nov. 3.-The troops Wreak-
ed terrible vengeance on the residents
Of three houses, from the balconies of
which shots were fired by unknown
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
ROGERS AND DAVIS TO MEET
ONCE MORE ON THE
ASTUMP.
.s5.s.:~ -. =
The Attorney General Writes Very
Defiant Letter to the
Governor.

Another clash between Governor Da-
Wis and Attorney General Rodgers has
been caused by the report that the
governor in speech last Saturday
said that the attorney general did not
meet him at that place because he
was drunk, says the Little Rock Ga
zette. Mr.. Rogers, in a letter which
he addressed to Governor Davis yes
terday, declared that if the governor
intimated such thing he intimated
what he knew to be false.
The letter Sent to the governor by
Mr.. Rogers was as follows:
November L. 1905,
governor jeff Davis, Little Rock,
Ark:
"Sir-I AM informed that you. in
your speech at Melbourne, 1zard county.
on last Saturday, intimated that l did
not meet you at that place for the
reason that was drunk. If you init
mated such thing you initmated
what you knew to berfalse. knowing
your disposition, however. to mistake
the truth, l am only surprised that
YOU did not make the charge outright.
81 noticed in this mornings Gazette
that you, in your speech at Batesvllle
yesterday, intimated that the reason
/ did not meet you at that place was
that was afraid to do so. II you
did this you knew when you did 1t tha1
it was false | am not only not AFRAID
to meet you, but am. more than willing
to do so. All I ask is fair division
of time. and | shall be glad to meet
you in every county of Arkansas, ana
We will let the people say whether
or not ami afraid to meet you, ana
whether or not I have cause to De
afraid to do SO. For your further IN
formation permit me to say that l am
going to meet you in some OF the
counties where you are TO speak,
whether you want me to do SO or not
or whether you will grant me dlvls-
ion of time. Respectfully.
"Robt. L. Rogers.
Governor Davis and Attorney Gen
eral Rogers will meet upon the stump
for the first time in several weeks at
Yellville Friday Both have accept
ed invitations to speak at that time
and it is expected that there will De
another clash between them similar
to those that have marked their form
er meetings. They will also meet the
following day at Harrison. Mr.. Ros-
ers will return to Little Rock Mon
day to attend board meeting, but
he states that he will afterward meet
Governor Davis at number or the
latter's appointments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-11-03
THOUSANDS MEET DEATH

kIsHINEFF MASSACRE A AuNoREDeoLo AT opEs
sA, AND JEWS SHOT
WERE RRurEs, srsgwN ALONG THE SIDE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-04
MAGAZINE NOTES.

The Worlds Work for June Is ful' or ,nterestinr articles. handsomely illus trated from photographs. A fuil pase nortrait of Joseph Jefferson appears as The frontispiece. In 'The Puoiics StaAe in the Trust Companies, there IS !. . summing up of the advantages ans faults of the present management ol funds hv the great trustees. Arthur Harris presents some startling facts on the debts and public expenditures .. tbe mowers in '"The Purses of Nations' The real rulers of Russia and their pe- nirhting influence are dramatlcaiiy pic- turo5 in The Church's Blight on hns- sia :" by Perceval Gibbon. Charles M :. Hager describes 'The Foresting or ,he Prairies''--the redemption Of the piains of the Middle West from oarrenhess' "C,hicago's Street Railway War" IS de- scrihed by Philip P. Frost, and Mayer elect Edward F. Dunne of Chicago. writing of the acquisition of municipai ownership. tells How Chicago Will DO IL" The true attitude of Japan on the anostion of the "open door" Is the suo- iect for two articles: "Japan's Closing of the Open Door," by J. Gordon smith. and ''The Menace of Japan's Success. by John Hays Hammond, the great mining engineer. The charms ano pIv, eressiveness of "A New England small
 
 lin Lvnde Hartt-the illustrations are remarkable character studies. A new conception of the way in which inVen- tions are made Is brought out py Erench Strother in "The Modern Pro- fessIon of Inventing." Lindsay Deni- son writes a penetrating character sketch of Russell Sage-A Man Of Dol" lars" The remarkable feat of con structing a 15,00o mile railway sys.eil, in ''The Newest Railroad Power" sero- no s. Pratt answers with some pointso suggestions the question Does Our h. surance Cost Too MuchT In cnarac- ter sketch of the late Joseph Jefferson James Huueker, the well-known dra- matic critic, analyses with kindly rec ollection the life and art of the crea- tor of Rip Van Wrinkle. The depart ment Among the Worlds Workers ,elIs how President Vreeland of the New York street railway system makes good foremen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-04

Sea Stories for Wonder Eyes. By
 Mrs. A. s. Hsrdy This is an invalu-
 able little book for children and for
 the grown folks who take children to
 the seasnore. For who does not know
 the amount of questions a child can
 ask when first khe wide waters spread before their eyes. When at the child's feet are laid the treasures of the deep.
 shell and sand and sea-weed.
 Not only will the book be eagerly read by little folks at the sea. but lit will prove a treasure to those who sit. wondering little children, with a sea a-shell pressed to the ear. hearing it's music, wondering, dreaming whence its faint and fairy song.
 The stories, of the Sand. of the Sea
 Bookcases, of Bubble Flowers of Jelly fishes. of Sea Anemones are all en- tertaining yet also throughly scientif- ic and in very detail accurate. There are delightful Grab Stories and tales of The Sea Horse, The Shark's Cradle. the Comelines of the Sea. Mrs Hardy tells so entertainingly that little wonder eyes cannot lift from the page ol How Crab Babies Grow and of Int | Crab That Lost Her Claw also ol | "Coral Trees" and Sea Fans" and "sea Urchins" and many more wonder | full things which children in sound O. 1 the sea are eager to know.
 The work is one that will gratify child today and yet leave him eagel | for more knowledge of the sea-won' ders on the morrow.