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Act.

Pine Bluff ranks among the first, when the census of dogs is taken, and the mad dog yell is heard up, or cur throughfares almost every day. A dog was taken with fits last night after foaming few hours at the mouth, and snapped at every thing in sight, until hnally it fell exhausted, and died.
 Our officials are well up to the standard when arrests, or the run- hing down Of criminals a"e necess ary, but we must admit that they are not enforcing the dog law They will put it off until something of terrible nature happens in this city. All dogs seen without mug zle should be killed Why, there are actually some residents of this city, who own five and six dogs, who are only in sufficient eircum- stances to feed themselves. Now act as soon as possible and see that all dogs are muzzled. Don't delay this for "the sooner the better.
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There Are Others.

On a recent occasion Missiouri politician was making a speech in which he claimed great credit for having carried the primaries in a certain city. During pause in the speech an honest old farmer with long whiskers leaned over and said to his neighbor in stage whisper that was heard all over the hall:
 Ives, he did; CD an honest man would 'ev had no more chance in them air primaries than taller.eg ged man would have in hell'' -Ne,c Orleans Stdtes
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THE WHOLE CORPS.
General Bro, i,s Desires to Take the First
 Corps to Porto Rico.


 Ghickamauga July 2s.-There is growing impression that General Brooke desires to take the entire First corps with him to Porto Rico. This corps is well equipped, well framed and in ev- cry way ready for service This corps entirely WAS ordered some time ago to prepare to go to Porto Rico, but later it was stated only two divisions are to be sent. According 10 reports General Brooke is endeayering to convince the war department that it will be best to send the whole corps, even if some other commands named for the expe- dirion be left behind. His wishes i'll this respect is doubtless caused by his familiarity with the corps and the con- tidenee ha has in it. Orders designating the regiments to go are expected hourly.
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Cotton Belt Route.

$12.45 from Pine Bluff tt Atlanta and return. Confederate Veteran Re- union Atlanta, Ga., July 20 to g. Tickets will be sold to the public 16. IT and Is. Ali parties holding these tickets will be allowed until August 10th to make return trip by depositing tickets with joint agent at Atlanta on arriving Tt that point. On return trip stopovers will be granted by Southern Ky. at Chattanooga to enable parties to visit the army at Chickamaug and other points of interest.
 Fl BRIYGYAM. Apt.
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Charged With Murder.

Mineral Wells, Tex, July 29..-A citi- zen of this place was arrested upon eomplaint issued out of the justice court of this precinct, charging him with the murder of his wife by administering some poison unknown to complainant. The wife died very suddenly last Friday at a. m., and was buried the same day. Her father filed complaint against the husband as indicted above.
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 State Democratic Ticket.

For Governor
 Dan ". Jones, of Pulaski. For Secretary of State
 Alex c. Hull, of Boone. For Treasurer
 Thos. E. Little, of Sebastian. For Auditor
 Clay Sloan, of Lawrence. For Attorney General
 Jeff Davis, of Pope. For Commissioner of State Lands J. ". Colqpitt, of Pulaski. For supt. of Public Instruction J. J. Dove, of Loroke. For Com. of Agriculture, etc Frank Hill, of Washington. For Associate Justice
 J. B. Riddiek, of Greene. For Congress-
 Second distict- l. S. Little.
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H. BRINGHAM, Agt.

Mississippi Exposition Oma. ha, Neb., June l to November I. 1888. From June l to October l5 the Iron Mountain By. will sell tickets to Omaha and return, good for return thirty days from date of sale for $25.40. In addition to the above we will also sell tickets to Omaha and return with final limit of-Noyember l5, 1898 for $30.30. H.B. MlzELL.
 Agent.
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Saves Doctors Bills.

Families in the country should always keep Brazilian Balm of, 4and It is the doctor in the house, always ready and reliable. For colds, coughs, eroup, catarrh, asthma, pleurisy, rheumatism, constipation, female troubles, and all kinds of levers 1t acts like magic, and saves many doctors bill and many 2 long sickness.
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mi apd Infnrpa

ans-Misslssippi and Interna tional Exposition, Omaha, Neb., June 1st to Nov. 1st. For this oc- casion the Cotton Belt route have made rates of $30.50 for round trip. Passengers may have choice of route via. St. Louis or Joneshoro and Kansas City. Tickets on sale every day June 1st to October 10th. Re- turn limit Nov. 15, 1898.
 H. BRINGMAN, Agent.
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Once more Wolf Nichols is on,A

Once more Wolf Nichols is or
 hand. To be to the people a god send. He passes you over the freedom
 of his store, Where you will find the lovlies
 goods galore. We have selected each and all oi
 our goods with greatest care And know that others can't com
 pare with us there. Our advantage is so great in :
 great many ways. Where others experience only de.
 lays. We have goods packed from the
 bottom to the top of his store To look at them makes ones eyes
 sore
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Chnrged Mlth Nrnrder.

Ardmore, l. T., July 22-Deputy United States Marshal Booker has ar rested and jailed Frank Tucker on . charge of murder, said to have been committed i'll Montague county several years ago He will be detained here, pending the arrival of Texas officers.
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TIE EDITOR is out Of the city and this paper is run by the "devil' and our reporter The "devil" dosnt possess much sense and the reporter hasn't any, so please excuse the editorial column.
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lF Robt. Fitzsimmons, James ]. Corbett and Peter Maher were put at the other end of the Vesuyus it would be a terrorstrickening com bustible with an earthquakeabilty.
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confederate remarked that he dodg. ed so many times be butted hole in the ground and made it large enough to hide his body, and then said hell fought gallantly."
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TIE Vesu iius is operated by com pressed air. But the war artists for the yellow journals, will insist upon the use of smoke, when show ing the turning loose of her pro iectiles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-22

ONE man writes from Santiago, and said he would like to bet his all that he lodged I, 900 bullets dur ing a battle, in which he took a part No doubt about it, an old
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First Bale of New Cotton.

New York, July 2a.-The first bale of new cotton was sold in front of the ex- change building at auction Wednesday. President William V King of the cotton exchange paid $500 for the cotton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-22

A DISPUTE is current in New York, whether a man should take a dinner with his typewriter2 Or course if she has the price.
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Danish Vessels Relieved.

Washington, July g. The president has issued proclamation relieving Dan- ish vessels from the imposition of the tonnage tax.
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As TO CIRCULATION.

The baa; GRAPHIC has nearly double the eircuiatiel 1f any other Pine Bluff daily newspaper. and the Daily and seml-Weekly GRAPHIC have combined circulation larger than that Of any other Pine Rlun daily or weekly newspaper 4 ivertisements accept ed on this guarantee.
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GENERAL Sherman said "war is bell" No doubt the spaniarGs will agree with him.
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WHERE is that Bad Man, Wey- Ter? Some one must have stolen his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-22

TIE Stars have always hoated over Santiago, and Sbafter added the stripes.
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qnoato oodpnlha i'm s"ao'"e "O 95 ndow, t grtet
 former price 712ct sale wide ormerpr price eIschis
 fornpi prce Ioc this sae 6 Q for I2c only
 Does I2cg
 oka 85c bsom b5 sale ,
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MEssRs. Corbett and Mccoy have again signed wind articles, that will last for several months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-22

And jewish to be possessive oi
 the sum, You have the advantage if or
 time you come. There is everything complete ir
 the lines we have got We bought every thing in great
 quantities and by lot. And We price them to you as low
 as others buy. Or do not know the reason why. We have in the past proven to
 you that we do what we say We mean business generally, we
 do not play. We advertise our goods straight
 and in plain figures tc the
 eyes And on those figures we standI
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we do not rise. People like to be treated fair and
 square. To find such :. place is often
 rare. But we have come to do this very
 thing; And in the end to be called the
 Merchant King beg of yoa friends to give us
 thi, call. And l am satisfied in the future
 to have your trade for good
 and all For when once you give us chance of your call to buy Tor the futur we may on you al- wars rely.
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PINE BLGFF. ARK. JULY %. 1898.

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff. Ark ..asseeoad-elassm mailmattel
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Democratic County Ticket.

Senator Smith c. Martin.
 tesentatives-Cre Caldwell, IL K. Toney, R. F. Foster. County Judge-W. D. Jones. County Clerk F. B. Flanders. Circuit Clerk-J. A. Langford. Treasurer-J. Y. Saunders. Assessor c. w. Harris. Surveyor-John J. Martin. Coroner IN. L. Cook.
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yAUGINE TOWNSHIP.

Magistrates-W. D. Vance, J. W.. Bradford, ] H. Garrett, c. T. Robinson, Arch Niven. Constable A. J. Stewart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
OBITUARY.


r. G.. Cartwright. a man about MY
five years OF age, livinB near hardln ;
Shop. boo HenrlcO county. dropped deal
from heart disease while walking along
the Seven Pines railroad Yesterday alter
noon between . and o O'Clock
GathWrights body was seen 10y Molo..
man Edward Gritts. who noticed mat II
was lying on the track. me caI was
STONED ana the body removed. Dr. Crox-
ton. the county coroner, was summoned,
and The body was carried 10 the man 5
former residence. where an examination
was held and the verdict OF Dr. Croxton
was that Gathright died from the eHects
of heart disease. from when ne Is salu
10 have been a sufferer for several years
lie leaves two daughters ana a son
His wife died some time ago.
The funeral arrangements are NOT yet
complete. hut FL is understood the Dul'1'
will take place this afternoon
Mr.. Henry G. Snyder.
BUCHANAN VA. Nov. p.-Speciai -
Mr.. Henry G.. Snyder, for years a promo y
nent citizen Of Botetourt. died at ms
home near Buchanan yesterday. 49,. .
Mr. SNYDER was born on July lhl5 IN
Easton. Penn. lie lived in Pennsylvania
until lS45. when he moved 20 Boz 'ourt
county. to take charge OF the old Aetna
Furnace for Albright. Sherrod * 60.
During the war Ia had charge Of Area
dia Furnace, on James river, "heis
large quantities Of iron were made Tor me
Confederate government. After the war
Mr.. Snyder was superintendent OF the
western division Of the James River ana
KanaVha canal.
For twenty-seven years ne was u
tice OF the peace in Botetourt county ana
for years he was a member Of the Schooi
Board. In whatever position he WAS Al
ways a good man and true. lie Wa one
Of the charter members OF James Evans
Lodge, A. r. and A NJ. and always TOOK
an active part I'm all Masonic antirs
In late years he connected himseh WIN
the Lutheran church. He was a close
reader OF the Bible and a deFout Nhils-
tlan. ,,.,,,,-
Ten children survive him-Mr. Wlllam
II. Snyder. New Ark Ohio, Mrs. EDAdneth
S. Wallace, Augusta county. Va. MIS-.
]. 3. Holmes. Lexington. Va Mr. charles
A. Snyder, Powhatan Courthouse Va
Mr.. saumel Snyder. Montreal Va; Mr..
Willard Snyder. Miss Ellen ID. Snyder,
Mr.. +. A. Snyder, Mrs. c. b. Booze and
NJ T. Snyder OF Buchanan.
lie will be buried tomorrow IN the
Buchanan cemetery by James Evans
Lodge. \. 7. and a. NJ OF which be was
a Past Master. and az the time OF his
death an honorary member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
REAL ESTATE LOOKING UP.
Mr.. Darling Makes Large Purchases
ofNewport News Real Estate.

NEWPORT NEWS VA, Nov l9-Spe-
cial.-The Braxton building a three-story
brown stone brick structure, was sold
at public auction this afternoon to Mr.
s. j. Darling of Hampton. for the sum
OF s25.l00 This building is situated on
Washington avenue in the business CEN
tire Of the city and the price it brought
is considered a good one The bidding
was spirited at first.
This is the third purchase OF realty
made in this city I'm the last few DAYS by
Mr.. Darling. Last week he purchased
JOhnson's Opera House. a large frame
building situated on Washington avenue
for the sum of $4,000. Yesterday Mr..
Darling, through his agent, closed nego-
tiations for the purchase OF two lots and
rectory of ST. Paufs Episcopal church
for $4,000 cash.
Mr.. Darling was the principal owner
OF tho Newport News, Hampton and Old
Point Railway Company's Electric Rail
way. which was sold recently 20 the
Newport News and Old Point Railway
and Electric Company of which Mr.. w.
J. Paine. of Richmond. Is the president
and IL is understood that Mr.. Daring
will invest considerable money In New
port News real estate.
II is stated on good authority that Seth
Low. president of Columbia College, Of
New York. who already has large inter
ests in this city will soon begin the
erection OF several large rows Of brick
residences. Business HIS taken squirt
In Newport News I'm the last few weeks
during which considerable property mas
changed hands and a number or con
tracts have been let for the erection OF
large business houses. This squirt has
been accelerated this week by report
which seems TO come from an authofata-
tive source. that the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Co. has recdrod
a contract for the construction OF three
more merchant ships. probably for the
cromwell Line. This activity Is IN no
sense a boom. but. on the other hand Is
permanent growth.
In a short time the erection or three
churches will be commenced. The Bap-
lists will erect a handsome brick church
ON Washington avenue and work on the
edihce will begin in the course OF
month. The Presbyterians are casting
about for a suitable site for ne"
church and the Episcopalians have as
nosed of part of their property with a
view of erecting a church on site re-
Gently donated by Mr.. +. #. flnch Tor
that purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
MILLION DOLLARS
FOR EDUCATION.
A Universal Scarcity Of Apples in the
Southwest.
A FINE TELEPHONE LINE
The Bristol Iron Furnace sun nuns
On Account Of Unfavorablc Ha''-
road Freight Ratcs-Band Or
ganized at stoncga.

pprsTOr, VA, Nov. l9.-Special.-Dr'
~ waterhouse. president Of Emory
"a Itenrv. Rev. w. $. Neigh0ors ana
o,her members of the Holston conference
~ The Methodist Episcopal church, SCUM.
have undertaken TO raise .arge fuhu
for educational purposes wlthlh the
hounds OF the conference. Ihey nope ~
,aise more than a million dollars by the
wear 1900 Educational meetings are De
ing held In Southwest Virginia as means
of stimulating interest in the unaertah-
Ing.
which owns the Bristol iron furnace, state
that Il is the purpose Of the company 10
resume operation as soon as an agree
ment can be reached with the railroads
relative to freight rates. The furnace
was recently shut down pending neso-
tsations for better freight rates.
TELEPHONE DIVIDEND.
The Nola Chucky Telephone Company
which organized three years ago win
$500 capital and with fifteen miles OF
telephone Zine. has declared dividend of
FIVE per cent. The company's main nne
IS now eighty miles IN length and reaches
the best towns in upper East tennessee
There IS an unusual scarcity or winter
apples In Southwest Virginia, and such
as were picked have not kept well As
result apples bring high prices.
The farmers Of Russell county are re-
ported 10 have sown n large wheat crop
and used more fertilizer this year than in
many years previous
MUSICAL BAND.
A band has been organized at Stonega,
Wise county, Va.
Rev A. NJ. Wilson. OF West Virginia,
has become pastor OF the Baptist church
at Big Stone Gap.
Captain Joseph Hoge. an aged and pop
ular citizen of Giles county. died at his
home al Hoge's store. on Thursday night.
He was the father Of Mrs. A. ID. Rey-
nolds and Mrs. J. A. Brewer, OF Bristol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
EXCITEMENT IN
BEDFORD CITY
Continued from First PageJ

mlstokable SIGN Of stable mud on them
and when fitted to the tracks around the
stable. proved concusiyeiy that his shoes
made them.
Hl4 house was also searched. and 4
pair II pants found. which he IS suppose
b. have worn al the time. ms they ais'
bore ON them stable mud. The evidence
AGAINST Webster is thought conclusive.
and his trial will come of Monday
Judge Brown. Of the County Court eau
toned the people against any rash action
ana advised them 20 let the law take rs
course
Grave fears are apprehended Of lynoa-
Ing
The negro friends Of Webster attempted
an attack upon Robert Richards, whl e.
be- whom officer Jordan sent note 10
Judge Brown. advising him OF the as-
sau't.
Warrants have been issued for their
arrest. and they viii be landed in jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Nebraska and Free Silver.
tror The Times)


Nebraska is the home of William Jcn'
ninss Bryan. Ii the late election the
platform OF the Republican party in Ne
braska declared uueQuvOcally for sound
money: the platform OF the Fusion party
democrats Populsts and Silver Repnb-
Hcans) declared MS strongly for the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver az the
ratio Of l5 90 1.
Here are the two planks; they speak
for themselves.
RepubliCan-We rcatlirm unsworving
allegiance 90 the principles cnrnoidted
in the Republican National platform or
lS96 We are in favor of the maintcn-
anco Of the present gold standard and
unaltcrably opposed 90 the free and un-
limited coinage Of silver.
Democratic COR Fusionl-We rc1iilrm
our adherence Ga the platform az 1875.
adopted by the Democratic party IN ma
tionll convention assembled and That the
paramount issue Of the campaign ~
1900 ought and viii be the restoration ~
our monetary system 70 its position prior
10 1879. the free and unlimited coinage ~
the two metals az the ratio Of 10 10 ].
We pledge the people there shall be no
faltcfine on our part
What were the results Of the issue Joln-
ed between sound money and free silver
First-A Fusion loss on the vote or IeV
Of about HOO.
Second -Four Republican Representa-
tlycs I'm Congress out Of six In the state
a Republican gain over 1896 Oh Two rep
resentative-.
Third-The defeat Of the partner Of
William Jennings Bryan and editor Of
the World-Hcrald. the leading silver or
gan Of Nebraska, who was the Fusion
candidate for Congress.
Fourth-The election Of a Republican
LEGISLATURE which viii elect Repuol-
can United States senator IN The stead
OF William Y. Allen, the present Popuhst
member Of the National Executive com
mltfec Of "thc new Democracy.
Where "a Che hone for free silver when
Nebraska IS ropudiating a., when the
bautIlnc IS being smothorcd 10 It's own
frucble he'd. when the hcrscy SIS being
etifcd at the home and unCer the eye
OF its chief champion and Dee IS Vo"eIl'ss
TO save b.?
VIII you Southern Democrats take
warning from She echoes of the elect4,n
OF the Sfh instant. vh ID every STATE ID
the Union except The States OF me SCUM
and Missouri. colorado. ldaho' Montana
and I'tah 0hc last four silver producersl
cast their votes against free silYerf VIII
not southern Democrats cease the a2iih-
zion and dron the issue ard save their
nartv from the wreck and ruin that
threaten it2 There is n0 time % lose.
two wears VIII soon roll round. IT tie
rank and Tie who love their party far more
than ttav do its self con ttutcd Lead
ere. will raise the battle cry. Down W itl
tle rew Democracy up with the DID,
tho marty can De saved They li'' men
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
HICKS DEFEATED.
J. W. Parsons Elected Master WORK
,an oftbe knights of Labor

CHICAGO. Nov. l9.-At to-day meet
ing OF the knights of Labor John w
Parsons. OF New York, was elected gen
eral master workman by close vote
over the present General Master Work
man Henry A. Hicks. who is also Ne"
YORK man. ]. ID. Sconfaber, OF BATH
more was selected as a member OF the
,leneral Executive Board in place o.
Henry Bostock. of Muncie. Ind. Boston
wa. chosen as the place for next year >
convention
An the other general officers were re
elected.
The opposition 10 General Master
Workman Hicks is said 10 be based on
his alleged lack of energy The dele
gates wanted a leader who would be
more active and pushing in advancing
the interests OF the organization. Their
new leader is president of the National
Association OF Letter Carriers and has
been prominent in labor affairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

and a half miles from Smart's Station.
was shot and Killed by White Caps last
night The White Caps had served no
tIce upon Mack Smart. son Of the old
man. Al a late hour twelve Of the men
visited his house. Mack was ordered 10
come out. but refused, whereupOn coal
oil was poured upon the side Of the
house. but not ignted. a torch was IN
and placed near the house. and the old
man Smart, thinking his house was on
fire. rushed out into the yard. where he
was shot and died instantly. The White
Cans rode away Immediately after the
killing"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
4" l'AFFAiRE DREYFUS."
Count Esterhaxy Says He Was the Tool
ofthe General stan.

PARIS. Nov. ala Liberte publishes
this morning extracts from the advance
sheets OF the first part of Count Ester
hays book entitled 'L'Affaire DTeyfus.
in which the writer declares himself
the "victim OF Cavaignae" (recently Min
lister OF War. whose enmity for him,
he says. arises from the fact that their
fathers were political enemies.
Esterhazy asserts that he was the tool
OF the general STAFF. that II was the
general stan who always dictated his
conduct: that by their orders he struck
Lieutenant Colonel Picquart, and that
81 was the general stan who selected
bis seconds when he challenged Picquart
and furnished him with exceptional and
irregular means" OF defending himself
lie left France. he asserts. TO escape
assassination or being driven 10 suicide
like Lieutenant Colonel Henry"