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ALarearet ] Preston

Margaret ] Preston
BE quiet. poor heart, Are the lessons
Life sets thee SO hard to attain.
That thou knowest not their potentest esseI
Lies wrapped in the problem of pain:
Even nature such rudiments teaches
The birth-throe presages the breath
The soul So high destined, reaches
lis highest through death.
No beaIter is brimmed without bruising
The clusters that gladden. the vine,
No gem gltters star-Iile, refusing
The rasp that uncovers its shine
No diver who shuns the commotion
OF pillows above him that swirl.
From out of the dee5s of the ocean
Can bring mp the pearl
And he who is moulding the spirit
For ends that are grander than this;
Who is training it here to inherit
Such stores OF ineffable bliss
He gauges the weight he is piling.
He tempers the surge with touch:
There'n not be Craze of His Hing.
Too little-too muehl
Then patiently suffer and trust him
For all thai thy cravings can ask;
Nor dare with thy murmurs to thrust him
Aside from his dscipline's task;
Nor question his goodness. nor falter.
Nor say that thy service is win,
Though still thou must lay on his altar
Burnt offerings of pain!
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
The Illinois Democracy.

SPRINGFIELD, June 27-The Demo
cratic State Convention will be held
here today Candidates for State
Treasurer and superintendent Pub
lie instruction will benominated and
ii majority Of the delegates are So
instructed, a candidate for United
States Senator will be named by the
convention This is the same action
as taken by the State Committee in
1890, and which resulted in the cleo
ton OF Senator Palmer The names
Of General Black, Governor Altgeid,
Speaker Crafts, Franklin MacYeagh,
l.. 2. Letter, Judge Tree, William
Morrison. and Benjamin T. Cable are
all favorably mentioned. 1t is said
that Henry Rab, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, wants the nomi-
nation for State Treasurer, but there
is some talk OF nominating Samuel
B Chase. OF Chicago, for the State
Treasurership and Of renominatine
Mr.. Raab for superintendent
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
Something Handsome.


The GRAPHIC has something hand
some for its readers in No. Is of our
Worlds Fair Art Portfolios, and
holders OF coupons should present
them at once and get this number
Number Is contains the following
beautiful views:
a view from Lake Michigan.
Japanese Facade.
c. G. Gunther's Sons in Manufac-
turers Building.
California Statue.
Interior of California State Build
ing
japanese Hooden.
German Building.
Nova Scotia in Horticultural Build
ing
Brazil Building.
Entrance to horticultural Build
ing
Convent OF La Rabida.
United Salt Company's Exhibit.
Butcher & Gibbs Plows.
K. T. Davis Mill Co.
Eastern Facade of Machinery Hall
A few back numbers also on hand
Parties desiring the entire series hand
isomely bound can get it upon APP
plication at this office
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
T0DAY'S EVENTS.
sp News Concerning the
important Occurrences
l5is Day.
DIT a0k's Expedition.


M YolsE. June 27--tlr Frederick
ooiz. whose Arctic work with
ent Perry and his exhibition of
it anamel. viii be remembered. am
unee4 his arrangements for the
entiiir and sporting excursion OF
Isl summer is about completed.
! Niil sail ON the Miranda, sister oi
8 Porti't, running in the regular
vic between New York aud ST
hp newfoundland Among those
a0 have Joined the expedition are
s4ls Hiilia4a II Brewer of Yale, G.
eaerick Wright, Of Oberlin, and l..
sI1yehea Professor ofZooloeY ri the
u.s. State University
Ihe sailing date of the Miranda is
eis To be ON or about this date.
ii party viii embark at New Lon
IL From New London the
lfAnda will sail direct to Sidney.
I'd Breton for coal, and thence
" proceed northward along the
ll0ador coast, leaving parties at
slgnated points, and thencross the
WI IS to the Greenland coast where
e'Niil 20 northward as far as cir
iAs tanees will permit It is the ex-
rEp ton that with open water in
'ihille Bay she will reach PearY's
aaqaartefs in IngleHeld e5ulf, and
81 t1l>#efen# go further north To
aasselaet lfarbor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27

ElwooD, IND, June 27.-The Ma
tional Shooting Association will
hold its annual meeting in Elwood,
commencing today and lasting three
days. Great preparations have been
made for this event. which is des-
tined to he the most important
tourney ever held in Indiana
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27

The lecture that was To have been
delivered at the Court house last
night by Judge H. S. Thurman, un-
der the auspices OF the A. K. w, was
postponed for the reason that many
Of our citizens who would have at
tended We're tired from their trip to
big barbecue. The management was
requested to have the lecture post
poned to- more convenient season, :
which was done Due notice Of the
new date viii be given,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
Police Court,

Police Judge Vernon's Court was
well attended this morning. Among
the cases disposed OF We're Sol Ward,
colored, fined IS for being drunk and
disorderly. The charge OF resisting
an officer Whom arrested was with
drawn There were several other
eases disposed of
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27

VIII Give Dr. Elliot a Medal

RosroN, June 27.-Dr. Elliot's
quarter anniversary viii be noticed
by the alumni Of the past quarter OF
century, who have raised $4,000 for
the purchase OF a gold medal which
viii be given Dr. Elliot at the COM
mencement dinner todaX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
Notice 10 Advertisers.

The public is hereby notified. that
the party soliciting advertisements
for drill program" is not author
lied to use the name OF the Jefferson
Guards in any way whatever.
JEFFERSON GUARDS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
.IockeY CInh Races.

ST. PAcL, MINI June 21-Tne
running meeting Of the Twin City
Jockey Club will begin today and
continne thirty days The purses
will aggregate 100000, and there
viii be five stake rAces.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
PENNSYLVANIA nrmnn,..nu

'kRlsHHRG, June 1.-THE Demo-
i State committee has named
F. the date for the State eonren-
II this place Attorney-C General
Pahan will call the gathering to
fhe State this year elects
eall It's State Senate, its entire
e. House, a Governor. a Lieu
'-''ofernor, a Secretary OF In
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27

The Cotton Belt train No. 4leaving
her ut lilo a. m. Arrives at Cairo
at l.30 p. nj. Making connection
with Illinois Central fast mail train
arriving at st. Louis at GAS D. m.
and Chicago at 1920 Il. m. Remem-
Der this train has free reclining Chair
Car h. II. Wilson Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
rhe Triangular Race at New London.

NEW LONDON, CONN, June 27-The
great intercollegiate boating events
begin today with the triangular
freshmen race between Harvard,
Yale and Columbia. Tomorrow the
great annual variety race takes
ulace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
A Pleasant Picnic.

Capt. and Mrs ] T Murtaugh
gave Il number of their friends Il de-
lightful picnic yesterday at cantrell
Springs. The party left the city at
about 6:30 o'clock in the morning
and arrived at the grounds about
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
Mcnonald,s { ase.

san FRANCISCO, June 27.-The case
OF X. Il. Mcdonald, Jr., charged
with embezzling Pacific Bank funds,
has been set for trial today in Judge
Murphy 5 court
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27

PLYMOUTH, IND, June 27.-Con-
gresham Conn will be renominatcd
by the District Democracy here to-
dnV.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27
For the Middle states Championship.

For the Middle States Championship.
NEW YORK, June 27.-The Middle
States tennis championship tourna-
ment will be held at the grounds OF
the Orange, IN. j. Lawn Tennis
Club today Mr. Richard Stevens
holds the cup.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-06-27

teraal Affairs ana an Auditor Gen
eral. Congressman SibleY may be
named for Governor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-10-03

I: comes pretty straight that Attorney
General Bucauan is slated not only for
reelection, but also for election
to the bench, vice Judge Fraser,
who will be displaced. We are
not at all surprised at the scheme.
Legal ability, experience and high
character count as nothing with the
Tillmanises when place is wanted for
one of the swingers to the coat tail.
We will not be surprised when the
Legislature carries out the orders Of the
boss.
The advocates Of Salem County are
beginning to speak confidently Of suc-
cess. They may be indulging in a
great big bluff. but we are not inclined
to think go. We know that they have
been at work, while as far as our iofor-
nation goes the opponents Of the county
have been idle. Those who are at
work will win over those who care moth
ing about the county one way or an
other. When the question goes before
the Legislature the Salem crowd will
make showing that will carry the
New County Bill to success. We are
anxious to see the question settled to
the satisfaction Of the whole people,
aud now is the time for the whole thing
to be settled beyond. the chance Of
future dispute
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-10-03

meut detracted greatly from lts strength;
and this much we are willing to credit
to the account Of the News and Courier.
As to whether, or not, the people we're
convinced of the folly of the nomination
project by the Journal and other papers
is merely question of opinion. We
are beginning to realize that the
majority Of the Conservatives did not
need convincing; they saw at once that
the movement was untimely, and that
many of the best Democrats could DOT
join it on account of the pledges they
had taken; and they realised that
contest would be hopeless and have 20
result save to increase the bitterness
already existing
The action of the minority in with
drawing from the caucus, after sub
hitting their views to the test Of q vote.
we cannot understand, as it was 10 vio-
lation Of all our ideas of good faith.
The minority should have acqu'esced in
the result aud made the nominations
unanimous. The majority have good
reason to feel aggrieved. and the mi
pority should, at least, feel ashamed. 1t
was in anticipation of such complica-
ton that we so decis'vely opposed send
ing delegates from this county. We
we're, by large majority. opposed to
nominations and it would have placed
us 10 an awkward position and would
have been unfair to the ot' er delega-
.ious to sc,.d delegation instructed to
withdraw from the Conventiop should
nominations be made. 1t would have
been saying to the other counties, act as
we dictate or we will fight you. Sum
ter County avoided this, we are glad to
saw. We said to the remainder Of the
Conseryative-D Democrats, I'VE are op-
posed to this movement and will have
nothing to do with it
We are satisfied that Sumter County
acted wisely, and we cannot be charged
with breach of good faith.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-10-03
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CON
VENTION.

The determination Of the Conservative
Caucus. .held in Columbia on the Dig ght
of the 25tb ult. to make a fight against
the Constitutional Convention meets
the hearty approval of this paper. This
proposed Constitutional Convention is
the most dangerous Of all the schemes
hatched by the Refawmers. and the
citizenship Of the State should be
enlightened and warned of the dangers
that menace them.
There is no real need for a Constitu-
tional Convention. since every facility
is afforded by the existing laws for the
alteration aud amendment Of the present
instrument. When the present Con-
stitution is altered the people have the
privilege Of passing upon the amend
ment and may reject it if they dis
approve. In addition the amendment Of
the present Constitution costs the tax
payers nothing.
The Constitutional Convention will
cost tie State anywhere from $4,000
to $150,OO0. It will be absolutely
supreme and may adopt any sort of
Constitution that it sees fit and it will
be the law wi,hou. having been sub
mitted to the people. This Convention
may adopted provisions DISTINGUISHING
ore-half the citizenship of the State and
the disfrancbised win. be powerless
to help themselves. This is only one
of the things that the Convention may do
to oppress the people there are uumber-
less other ways in which the Conven-
ton can encroach upon the rights OF
the people. 1t is almost foregone con-
clusion that property qualification will
be adopted, the poll tax increased, the
constitutional two mill school tax
abolished and the public schools de-
sssroyed thereby.
We want none Of the Constitutional
Convention it will have too much
u
power, and will be able to fasten bur
dens aud wrongs upon US that struggle
of fif.y years will ootsufice to throw off.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-10-03

The Sumter Wdtchman says: SIT is but
lust tribute to say that Editor Ball, OF the
Columbia Journal, by his calm aud unbiased
discussion Of the nomination project, did
more than any other single man to defeat it.
He kept cool and stated the facts as they
were, and the people were convinced. We
have no wish TO minimize the influence OF
our evening contemporary, but, as matter
of fact, 'sthe people" were not convinced
and the ''nomination project" was not de-
feated by the Journal We would not lay
that sin at its door. The convention, against
the advice of Editor Ball, decided to nomi-
nate ticket. What kept it from carrying
out its intention was the bolt of minority
of the minority, which was the direct pro-
duct of the Nsws and Courisr's covert and
strife-breeding methods 1t played upon the
antagonism which Senator Butler had aroused
in the Democratic ranks, and made 1t ap-
pear that be dominated the movement; and
it printed Washington yaros, which looked
as if made to order, to create the opiolon
that the National Democracy would favor
the Ring. Add to this its one-sided and
deceptive reports of public sentiment rs to
nominations and you have the prime causes
of the smash-up.
The above from the State is a plaasi-
BILE and, perhaps. satisfactory explana-
ton of the defeat of the nomination pro-
iect. That is, from the States point Of
view.
We do not yield the precedence to the
State in the amount Of admiration We
entertain for the News and Courier, yet
we cannot, 10 this instance, grant that
the News and Courie, is solely respon-
siple for the defeat of those who desired
nominations. The Neacs and Couae,
about-faced on the question too often to
have any great influence; and, besides,
most people are too familiar with the
trick Of special reports to have been ln-
tiuidated by those published in the
Ners and Courier.
We believe that the impression that
Butler had much to do with the move
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-10-03

The Fact that Hoods Sarsaparila, once
fairly tried, becomes the family medicine,
speaks volumes for its excellence and medl-
cinal merit Hoods Sarsaparilla is Natures
co.worker.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-10-03

This company also cders at Private Sale
Business Lots and Building Sites at the fol-
lowing points on the F. G. 4 P. Rail-
way Rincon, Ga, Clyo, Ga, Estiil, Ham,
mond, Norway, Livingstone, North Swansea
and Cayce, S. G., the latter being three miles
from Columbia, S. c., at junction of F. c.
h P. Southern Railway.
For full particulars address
w. j. GOODING, Jr.,
Secretary and Treasurer, Denmark, S. c.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-10-03

We want none OF the Constitutional
Convention it will have too much
power, and will be able to fasten bur
dens aud wrongs upon US that struggle
of 6f.y years will oo.sufice to throw off.
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Or. Sdoop. SOr 9. Raeine. @is.
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panien SO Strsits b%orssfommsn finn,
boppeIt 70 biele oils i'm Sabre 1892.
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peber, stpei GRANDCHILDREN, elmer bic
4rbeiter in elmer Borseaanfabrif, elmer
Wdntelma6er, unb elmer 8fafterer.
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mar bon grfols fur bic Strsiter. Der
pidtisite Nusitanb mar Der Der Inses
iteutsn Der 2sbisb Bailey 8abn, ipeIdsr
bonn 8. Hobember bis gum 6. December
tpdbrte. 17,308 Irbeiter nabmen an
ben NuSftanben tbeil. Der 8srluit an
2bbnsn ipirb auf 81, 392, 1913 gelddbt,
@sitreift tpurbe in "a Sdlen in Solst
elmer 2obnberablebuns, in 6 tpssen 2obn.
forberune. in 3 ipessn Nnerfsnnuns ber
grbsiterperbdnbe, in einem Sale ipessn
baIbmOnatIider 3abIuns bes 2Obnes.
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10. NPai 1894.


3iiss perlahtn Srrantpn fir philadelphia unb
Nrp ycrf per .. s. 8. D. U. UNI 8 Wprssns,
12.tU, 2.3S unp 1I.35 NaGm., per D. I. & 9S,
u. u. Coz, sos, 11,2O vi. unb 1870 Wa&m.
Verlaien SCRANTON fur pittstpn unb Wilfes-
barre per .. 4. s. 28. U. u. 600, sos, 1t.2O
Wprsens, 1870, $50, COZ, $50 Radm.
Vsrlalsu SCRANTON fir gtbite Sapsu, SdIls-
ton, louisville unp alien punften Der Beaver
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V. 6.4O M., per .. & y. 8 W, 1910, 2.3S,
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S.08, 1920 Mprssns, 100, $50 Na6mitiass.
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pa, 9lmira, Stbaea, @enepa unp 3piltrnpunf-
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gsrlalIsn scranton fir RpGslsr, Buffalo,
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Sshslpassn auf alien 3iistn ,piitsn &. & 81.
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Iapslpbia, Buffalo uuo Suspsniipn Briide.
&pllin 3. QBilbur, Gen. Cup. Sslf Div.
@bas. Q. Ess Sen. Yaf. Nssut pbilabsI,
pbia, pa.
". @. Runnsma9er, aft. Gen. paI. Sssnt,
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Wsitsrs glusfunft srtbeilt 9B. {. prppr, Stabt-
A9ent, 300 gad'a Mpenus, Serantpn, pa.
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S6erifs=N erfdmfe
BON
8ertbBOaem @rHROeigeRtbam
Samifas, ben II. ausuf 1894.

@smaB perI6isbsng Grsfuticnsbsftblt bon
Fieri Facias, unb Venditioni Exponas, aus.
ssltsat pom Common pleas grribt bon eada.
mama County unp an mid stri6tet, psrbe i'd
in BEN @ouribauie Der Stapt SCRANTON, am
Samitas, ben IL. Gusui 1894,
um 10 lbr 8prmittags, burG Sfsntlttn gus-
ruff ale bic &sbts, 5itsl unp Snttrsftn Der
8erflastsu in uup auf bic nabfolsenp bel6ris-
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gstpihe Got, Strtds cper parssle eaub, ssltstn
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County unp Staat psnniplpanisn, beertnst unb
btIbrisbsn mic fplst, nsmli&: RSrblib pom
ganp bts Dpminid Gallagher, liblit BON eane
ets patrid Sbsribau, Sitlib BON Railrpae Aps-
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&C 6ub suri AnfanasplaBs. Cine 8arte feiel-
ben ssiet bae bic Vinifn ppn btr 9ds an btias.
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4ennfplpauienS SnSuftrie in
1898.

Serr Stetpart, Sefretdr bes Snnern
bon Yennfplpanien, bat cine Statifif
lbsr Die 9bdtisteit bon 424 Snbufiries
Sirmsn i'm Staat aufIteaen lafen bonn
Sabre 1898 i'm Sereleid nit 1892.
9ieielbe ersibt Gin bebeutenbeS 3uriid.
seben berielben i'm porieen Sabr, mas
ben 8ertb Der Yrobuftion, bic 3abI Der
Nrbeitsr unb Seren 2bbnun8 bstrift.
SIN 1892 betrus bic 9abI Der grbeiter
in 6ieien @sidaften l55, l99, bic $751;
3O9. 42O an SabrsSs2obn erbieIten, ober
burbidnittIid s495 fir bic 9erion.
SIN 1893 tpurben nur 1875. los Mrbeiter
BON benfeIben @sidaften bei4dftist,
ipeIae S62, IA, 1858 an Sabres.2obn
erbisItsn, Ober bur8idnittIi4 SAGA pro
8opf.
Sie GnsabI Der Nrbsiter bate alio in
1898 i'm 8srsIei6 init 1892 UNI nabesu
10 Prosent ab9enommen. Der Sabrss'
Iobn in 1898 mar UNI sl2, 565, 757 se'
ringer. ipis in 1892, unb Der 2obn fir
ben einseInen 4rbeiter UNI s21.
Der @ertb Der 8robuftion betrua in
1892 $500. s07, 697, sesen s245. 1884,
609 in 1898. Dies 1T cine 4bnabmt
bon S55. O39, 07s ober lS5 8rosent
anitatt zines srbberen Iufidipunes be,
9eidifte bat man alio I'M Uorisen Sabre
einsn 0iebersans bon mebr als so DRil'
Iionen bel ben e~rtpabnten @efdaften ~
berssidnen. iporiiber 10000 Arbeite,
brooloS purben uno Der 2obn Der BE-
i6dftisuns UNI nabesu II BrOsent bsr'
absing.