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Capt. ". NJ. Price, of Stuttgart, passed through the city this morn- ing en route to Little Rock.
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A. J. MlTcHELIs,

For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies. IT West See ond avenue.
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We will positively charge no goods to anyone, but the cash will buy bargains at Fox < Owen 65tfI
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x Golden, Druggist, Bifmingham,, Alabama, writes: Please pupiIsll some of tho testimonials have seti' you for Japanese Pile cure. 1e' woody X Co.,, Pine Bluff. Ark
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For all kinds of staple and fancy groceries call on l.. E. Goldsmifh's
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The graduatingexercis of Annun- citation Academ. take place at the Onera-house tonight
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Go to Nick yeret for Il nice. cool and pleasant room over the two Brothers Saloon. Prices, 25 and 30 cents. 64tf
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Editor ]. W. Adams, who is at Hot Springs, is expected homeSatur- day evening or Sunday morning.
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Just Deturned
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From our second trip to tho market, and found the mer- chants anxious to sell, and We bought and can offer you some rare bargains.
 Novelty Suits that were SIP 30, bought to sell for $7 50.
 30-in. dark ground GhalIies that were 35c a yard, bought to sell for 25c
 One lot Ladies Cloth Capes in tan and blacks, just the thing for cool evenings. bought to sell for $I95, and . number of other desirable and new goods too numerous to mention in our small space that will pay you to call.
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Mr j. j. Kress, of Texarkana, is In the city.
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Messrs. ]. A. and Webb Perdue are visiting friends at Tucker.
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Duck suits, including making, T5.2B, at He'd Store. q 73t
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..g..a ..as-frfe-proof lamp chimney at Fox
 & Owen. 65ti
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Dr. H. E. WILLIAMS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office over Hart's Drug Store. Telephone, 104.
BORN
Twenty three hours to Chicago.

REED-To Mr. and Mrs John C. Reed We'd lesday, June 13, 1891, twelyepound baby
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Misses Minnie and Mary York left yesterday for Wichita Falls, Kansas where they will spend the summer
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New notatoes at l.. E. Goldsmith''
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Dnck Suits, including making, g5. .25. at Red Store. to'
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PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC,

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ennt. M. J. sennett 6 ln the clly.
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+ Restaurant.
 0uong Wah, Prop. 12 z MEIN ST.

The only Restaurant in Pine Bluff where ladies can go and get t meal at reasonable prices. Polite and courteous attention. Sep- afate parior for ladies. Regular meals, 25e. 2l meals for $450. Ex- tra for set order.
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TAYLOR REPUBLICANS.
They Arc UP and DoinG-orsanizinE For
the Campaign.

--
They Arc Up and DoInG-orsanIzInE For
the Campaign.
+pccial Correspondence Of he Mttiii7cn:tr
GRAFTON, W. Va, March "a meet
ing Of tho Republican executive COM
mitteo OF tho county was held, at the
call Of Robert Z. Philips, at the court
room Of tho court house on Saturday.
1t was hold for the purpose Of filling the
vacancies occasioncd by tho resiGna-
tions OF the chairman. Henry Lippin-
colt, member from Grafton district, and
L, f. Marling, member from Court
House district, both OF whom have lett
the state.
Charles B. kefauver OF Grafton, and
Robert W. Kennedy, OF West Grafton,
wero unanimously chosen to fill the va.
canCies.
The iull committee will meet in two
weeks for tho purpose OF organization.
1t is undCrstood that m advisory COM
mittee OF ten from each district will he
appointed. and that all Republicans Of
the county are requested to be present,
and TO make such suggestions rs they
may think expcdicnt TO the ond that IN
effective organization may be had,
Tho threatened passage OF the Will
son bill, and tho decentralization in bus
mess that has followed tho Inaugural
ton Of Cleveland and the installation
OF tho Democratic party in power, is be.
ing fcItin Taylor county, and even now
makes politics OF much public interest,
preparatory to the congressional oloc-
tons of next fall. Republicans here
are alive to the situation, and thor
ough organization will be perfected,
to bring all the power and strength OF
tho party to bear on the elections OF
next fall, whou it is confidently be-
lioved that Republican SUCCESSOR TO
tho present incumbent from this dis
.rict in the national Congress will BIO
chosen.
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CRANK AT THE WHITE HOUSE

He Came TO Take Charge of ACn!rs and
Turn tho Government over to the Juws.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-Tho
periodical crank turned up at tho white
house again this morning and taking
advantage OF the Presidents absence
sought to relieve him OF tho cares OF
state. At 0 o'clock. an hour before the
white house was opened to the public,
Il wild eyed, boarded, commonly dress
cd man about 90 yGura OF ago, appeared
at tho entrance and told tho watchman
that he had come to take charge. lie
said he had 4 revelation from God and
had been directed TO como here, take
charge OF the white house and turn it
over TO the Jews. The Democrats had
to 20 out and the Republicans could not
get in, but tho third party to which he
belonged would prcdominatc.
The man was not violent. but he was
very positive and insisted. While no
was talking telephone call brought
tina police patrol wagon to tho door and
the man was arrested and locked up in
the third precinct station. Ilo gave
the name OF Abraham Julius Kisler and
said he had come from Baltimore.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
a Member Of tho Second Regiment Tell
What II Needed In West virginia.


a Member Of tho Second Regiment Tells
What Is Needed In West Virginia.
10 he Editor Of he Me'liJ.ncr.
SIn:--l motto In tho Charleston Gazette,
Of "Sih uIt,. an item from your paper
saying "thOro should DO move OF ma.
tional guard In Wolt Virginia, und 1t
should DO made US efficient Rs any in
tho country" &c. The main thing We
now need as lever to work on in bring.
ing itup ITO high state OF efficiency"
10 tho moral support md encourage.
mcht Of tho public. Tho officers and
men OF tho organization contribute
more timo md money to 1t than an out.
slider ls aware Of, and should DO Oncour-
aEou aud commented for their efforts
instead oil being mHdo tho object OF
wonId'be witticisms and abuse. It is
not encouraging to man who wadcd
IN inc mud OF GypScy Grove for u week,
sleoplng In wet straw and mud; roasted
at Par or3burG for nix days, and wont
through battalion drill with tho thor.
mometer 1902 In tho tents; and shivGred
NJ camp konna on short allowance OF
covering. to DO bcgrudgcd tho ncccssi'
ties needed 10 mako tho term OF duty
bcarNble, and TO DO abused besides by
way OF rubbing it in"
II tho mombGrs OF tho legislature who
re!orrod to tho annual encampmcnts as
"a free picnic" had shaken hands with
tho experiences OF tho writer, they
would know more mud caclile less, The
guard In this state Inns been gradually
brought up to u worry effective condi-
ton, rs compared with four or five years
ago; many improvements have been
made in system and details, some dead
timber thinnGd ont, and good dGRl OF
tho Tin soldier" business eliminated.
Anyone who has been at tho three en-
campments, eau testify us 10 tho i'm
proycmcnt last year, aud that 1898 was
the best handled OF all.
II tho state Is to have rs efficient Il
guard "0s my in the country" lot all
put in good word for 1t, encourage 4
desirable class to enlist, compliment
them when they deserve it, aud criticize
fairly when ncccssary-instead OF going
on the old Jack Tar theory that "a dog
IS better than Il soldier" Then let the
Legislature make sufficient appropria-
ton to give us blankets, overcoats, leg
ginGs and rubbcrbankots, with sufficient
tents for emergency service and two
weeks encNmpment; pay the mon for
the time OF oncampment, ii not tho Off
GERS. Ii tho people will push tho above
encouragement buttons. well do the
rest" SECOND.
ROnceuertc, w. Va, March ..
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POOR LUCK.
President Cleveland IIus Indifferent Sue

President Cleveland lins Indifferent Sue
cess on His Duck Hunt.
EMzARErn Cry, n. c., March 5.-The
Violet, with the President and party
aboard, is we'll on her way homeward.
The vessel left the neighboshood OF
Hattoras Saturday afternoon. and after
running up tho coast almos, as lar as
New Inlet, turned to westward in tho
main ship canal and dropped anchor
of Roanoke Island about thirty.iive
miles north OF iatteras. Here the
party spent quiet night and made an
early start Sunday morning s,eaming
past the Croton light house about $3.50
o'clock.
So far the party has had indifferent
success in their shooting. The weather
has been very mild and pleasant for
yachting, but Tor that reason Inns been
bad weather from sportsman's Wow.
Tho ducks have been scarco and wild.
and 1t has been difficult 10 ret Thorn TO
come down to the decoys. On the way
down, when tho Violet Law at Long
Point, they were fortunate orourh 10
xii! three evan and two rcasn No
better sport was found further down
the sound, so the President de,ormincd
to make another effort to get n FOOD
days shooting before his return 10
Washington, and the Violet was stonned
on her homcward trip.
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TNINrY.wNilIaga NODES.


Tho Homes of Portion OF Wilson'S Party
Found-Nntabrlus Hasten to Surrender.
CArgrow%, March ga trader named
Dawson, who has arrived at Buluwayo
from the Spangani river, snys at the
point where tho last stand has been
made by tho Wilson party, which was
nnnihilated by the AIatabees, he found
within circle OF fifteen yards, the
bones Of thirty-throe men. Dawson
gathered tho remains together and
buried them in one grave. King Loben-
gula, it is now stated, died on January
% The Matabeles are hurrying into
BuIuwayo with tho intention OF sur
rendering, and are very anxious to know
where they are going 10 live and who is
to support the wives aud children OF
the late King Lobcngula.
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a DOUBLE CHALLENGE.
Tho Paris Prcfcct of Police VIII Dcmai
satisfaction of Two Deputies,

lilo Paris Prcfcct of Police VIII Demand
satisfaction Of Two Deputies.
PARIS. March 5.-M. Andricux, pre-
feet OF police, has sent his second to NJ.
Camille Pelletan, one of the deputies
from the D'Aaix districts, and will
probably take the same action in regard
TO NJ. Desgueraines representing ono OF
the Tullo districts in the chamber OF
deputies. Tho cause OF NJ. Andrieux
challenging NJ. Pcllatin and contemplate
ing challenging NJ. DESCRIBES Desguc-
rainGs, Is the TACT that both these gen.
tlcmen, during Saturdays debate III the
chamber OF deputies, iusinuatcd that
the project OF police caused u bomb
TO be placed at tho foot OF the statue
erected in honor OF the late President
Theirs.
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rEIzA FIGHTING
VIII Not lic Tolerated In These stntos-h
LnDnlInlN In Dnln,Ynrr

hpuP'l"'c W DrlhWhrc,
spmHGrIrLD, Mass, March 9. - The
Springfield Union will publish thi, oven.
ing roplioa from thIrly.scvcn governors
Of sintos to tho questions.
|. What law or laws, prohibitivo or
restrictive, arc on tho statute books Of
your state relative to priza fighting, or
so.caIIcd glove ContcsttP
= Would you permit tho Corbctt'
sGcEson fight 10 take place In your
staiu2
Tho replic, OF the governors and tho
statutes relative to prize lighting AFRO
briefly summarized aa follows;
Alahama-(i0v Jones will not permit
the Corbett'Jackson fight. Prize fight
ing Is II state prison oLlcnsc.
ADMINISTRATION. Fishbac.I says no,
PrizO fights are prohibited BY law.
CaIiiornn-GOv. Markham will en-
force tho laws. Prize fighting is felony.
Colorado-Gov. Waito says: "Wo do
not cross bridGoa till We como to thOn."
PriE9 lighting Is felony.
DclawRrO-Gov. Reynolds GAYS in his
state pugilism eau DO punished only as
assault aud battery.
flOrida-Govcrnu Mitchell saws II Is
difficult to answer this question. 4
judge OF this state tied tho hauda OF tho
executive (whothcr rjghtiully, 1t 10 not
necoianry 10 stato), and tho Corbett-
Mitchell fight took place. This fact,
however, | will state: II am convinced
that 1t is tho intention OF tho partiCl
interested TO have tho Corbott.JnCk'On
fight como of in Florida tho Legislature
Will be called together ut once, and |
-ieet assured that body will mako prilu
fighting impossible in this state.
Gcorgia-GovGrno Northern says no,
but docs not cite the statute.
ldaho-Governor Mcdonnell says no.
Pri2o fighting state prison oflensc.
lIIlnois-Attornoy General Mnloncy
answers for Governor Altgcld, and says
the governor cannot consent to viola
ton Of tho law. Prize lighting Is u state
prison Oilenso
lndiana-CiovcrnO Matthews says:
We have law against prize fighting,
but 1t IS very unsatisfactory and diff
cult to lead to conviction. am salts
fed that tho next legislature will meet
tho necessity and enact such laws rs
will fully cover the ground and render
it dangerous and impossible to hold
such contests within the state. l will
not permit the fight.
lowa-Govornor jackson says lcgiala.
ton is pending, and says "No."
Washington - Governor MCGraw
would not permit the Cosbott-JNckson
fight. The law prohibits prize fights.
West Nircinia-Govcrnor MacCorklo
says 10 prize fight will DO allowed in
tho state. Prize lighting is felony.
In all other states heard from the
governors report prize fighting Il felony
punishable by imprisonment in the
penltentiaryy and that they will not
allow tho fight to take place in their
states.
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LONDON. March 5.-rho queens
spcoch proroguiug parliament is purely
formal, only fifteen lines IN length, Nud
bGglns:
Upon this occasion, when your Ia
borshayo bcenunprecGdentOd in amount
and duration, l regret that your release
from thom will bo ittlo moro than nom
iual." Tho queen then thanks tho COM
mons for tho supplies granted and con.
cludos with the remark that she antiCi-
patea lasting advantage from the laws
enacted.
Queen Victoria, Princess GeatricoNnd
ex.Empross Frederick Of Germany ar
rived in London about noon from Wind
Hor and proceeded to Buckingham pa!-
ace.
Tho cabinet situation is complicated
by the death Of Baron Twecdmuth.
father OF the Right Honorable Edward
Majorlbanks, the Liberal whip, who
may DO made Il cubiuot officer, his name
being prominently mentioned in con-
ncction with tho office Of secretary OF
state for India. THIS would add an
other peer to tho cabinet and still fur.
thcr incense those who have declared
their intention TO upset the govern.
ment should peer be made premier.
The house OF lords met 1T ! 80 p. III.
to-day. There were many ladies pres
ent In tho galleries. The royal assent
was given to the local government bill.
The queens speech was then road and
the house adjourned.
Mr.. Gladstone wns busy with his
secretaries all the morning, and received
many callers in addition. Among those
who conferred with him this morning,
were Sir Henry Ponsonby, tho queens
private secretary, and Mr.. Justin Nc
Carthy, tho leader Of tho Irish Nation
alist party.
Sir VIM Vernon Harcourt, chancel-
lor OF the exChoquGr. to-day assumed
the Liberal leadership OF tho house OF
commons amid enthusiastic cheers from
the Liberal benches. When the speaker,
the RI. Hon. Arthur WELLESLEY Peel, and
the members OF the house of commons.
were summoned to tho house OF lords
in order to hear the queens speech. Mr..
Horny Labouchare aud fow Radicals
remained behind. Later tho queens
speech was also read in tho house oil
commons, and that body adjourned
Lord Rosebery visited tho queen this
afternoon, and kissed her hand on his
appointment a. premier. Tho new
premier was checrod By largo crowd
Of people upon his arrival Vi, and dc.
parturc from Buckingham palace.
A large number OF visitors called upon
Mr.. Gladstone this afternoon, and as
the ex.premier drove through the park
he was loudly cheerOd by all VINO re-
cognized him.
The s.. James Gazette gives prominence
to the report that reunion Is probable
between Lord .Rosebery and tho Liberal
Unionist leaders. 1t is understood that
there is possibility that the latter
may como TO some agreement with tho
new premier In regard to ireland.
Lord Rosebery is said to have already
entered into communication with the
duke OF DcvonshIre and with the ri.
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain in regard TO
the now understanding.
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KNOWLEDGE

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sTEunENvILLE, O., March 5.-W. r.
Johnson, the late city clerk, indicted
Tor embozzlcmcnt. at hearing in court
to-day on demurrer to the indictment,
was discharged and Immediately rear
rested. The demurrer was sustained
on the grounds that council could not
legally give him authority to collect
public funds. He WIS rearrested under
n new charge for misconvcrting public
funds as agent.
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CHICAGO, March 5.-Thc Democratic
state central committee met in this city
today and decided to hold tho state
convention Mt Springfield on Wodnes-
day, Juno 81. The committee also de-
cided 10 refer the matter OF United
States senatorial nomination to the
county convention being the same nc.
ton MS taken by tho committee in 1890
and which resulted in tho election OF
Senator Palmer.
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New YoRE March 5.-John Hamilton.
OF willopghby avenue, Brooklyn, died
yesterday from hiccouchs. He was
taken i'll Il month ago IRON liver trouble,
and week ago hiccoughs set in which
the physicians were unable to check.
Mr.. Hamilton vas IS years OF age.
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OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is due to the tro-
mondous amount OF brain work and
constant care used in its preparation.
Try one bottle and'you will be con-
WINGED OF its superiority. 1t purifes
the blood which, the source OF health,
cures dyspepsia, ovGrcome5 sick head
aches and biliouaness. 1t is just the
medicine Tor you.
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CINcISSArG, March 5.-Dr. Z. John
Kaufman, the first husband OF Mimic
Seligman, the actress, and prominent
Jewish physician, last night abandoned
tho Hebrew laith and publicly joined
the Baptist church. His present wife
was baptised with him.
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SAN FRANcIsco, March 5.-SIrs. Eliza
Davis, Familiarity known hero as "Old
Aunt Eliza" is dead. She lived one
hundred and three years, four months
and thirteen days.
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NEw HORE, March 5.-Rev. Dr.. Henry
Nehslage, Tor thirty years pastor Of tho
Reformed church at Irvincton, died at
his home late last night. He had been
grand master OF Free Masona in New
jersey,
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The Third II. l. o. Excursion FOR Washing
ton City aud Baltimore, Thursday, March
s, 1891.
Round trip $40. Tickets good ten days.
Trains leave Wheeling ut 40 and sos
4. M. and 200 and 5:35 p. NJ. Through
sleeper on the 5:35 p. m. train from
Whcclinc.
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FOR OUT.OF-TOWN READERS

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A SHORT SPEECH.
Tho Quoon Prorogues Parliament
In tho BrIofost Form.
THE CABINET COMPLICATIONS

Increased by tho Death OF 'SIniorI.
bnnka' Fnthor--lf tho Now Tccr
Enters tho Cabinet It VIII Further
Incense the i;ndIcals-!tcpOrt That
tho Liberal UnloniUt Erauors aud
Noscbcry Have Come TOgothcr-Thc
New Premier Visits the Queen.
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You any new remedy for colds. Insist
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