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claim the immortality of the soul. Socrates, Plato. Cicero. and a num- Der of other Greek and Roman phi losophers taught ths truta. and l ask. how could they be assured of this fact? But let Us go d step fur ther. We will begin aa far back as history teaches. start in Egypt, and with eur minds eye. sweep the globe. unti. all nations have been visited and their teachings and be- lief4 made manifest; even down to savage Indian. free as he is from sentiment and poetry, and yet we find among all peoples q relief in the immortality of the soul. Do you not see that this belief is instincttve; that it is intuitivt?
 But no amount of argument can solve this problem of the souls i'm mortality; all of our reasoning can throw but little light upon the sub feet. and the future would be dark and forebOding indeed were it not for the light which shines down l from Heaven accompanied ny that majestic voice which breaks the si- lence and dispels ali gloom, when he " who is the resurrection and the life. " pr0elaims, with thrilling ac- cent, "I give unto them eternal life and they shall never perish" Yes, stand before the tomb of Lazarus, rest yourself upon the stone rolled back from the sepulchfe of Christ, and there catch the glad strains 0 music; there hear the song that aas melted the hearts of countless thou sands; fred the souls of the world s grea test leaders; has made nations sing and dance with joy, and now, yes, and forever, rest assured that Mans Destiny aud Immortality have been established beyond all ques ton of doubt.
 Let us hold to this sublime idea, and with it locked securely in our hearts, go forth to meet life's bat ties like heroes.
 Let us endeavor to work from life's pathway all the thorns and briers, so that those who shall fol- low Us may not find the path SC difficult, and may find even in the hardest pavement, footprints point. ing onward, upward. Then in that last day when all nations shall be gathered around that great white throne: when yheir tongues and songs shall be blended. England singing "God save the Queen 2 France, La Marsellaise;s Scotland "Bonnie Doon;3 America, Hail Columbia al shall burst forth i1 enc grand chorus that shall ring throughout the courts of Heaven eHallplHiah! praise the Lord! Then blessed yes, thrice blessed. i, he who has learned fought, con quered, and gained life's great re ward Mans Destiny and Immor taltty;" when he. Lord of all, shal crown our broWs with immOrtelles when he shall bless Us with man final reward, d,-tf3d's eternal loyt linked forever witch mans immortal Iity.
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Capturing and Killing.

LONDON june 9-T6e Singapore correspondent of lhe Telegraph says The local Philippine nsurgent committee received telegram from Aganaldo says We have taken all the province of Ca and several Batangas We have captured ten rifles and 1000 Spanards Spain with 500 Philippine SPanards killing 0o We besegng Biejo
 In he church there 800 Spanards render We hear the Governor General proposes captuate
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Respectfully F.B. FLANDERS
 County Clerk.

The section alluded to by the County Clerk provides;
 Section I That whenever any political party in this State shall by primary election nominate any per sons to become candidates at any general election, regular or special, or before the Legislature for Unit. ed States Senator, or for Congress or any legislative, judicial, State district, county. township or mu- nicipal office, the said primary elzc. tion shall be and is hereby made a legal election; Progided. this act sha.l not apply or be in force un- less the county central committee of such party, shall. twenty days before said primary election, file iu Che office of the county clerk of the county certificate signed by the Chairman and attested by tbe See retary of such county central com mittee, certifying that said pri. mary election will be held under the provisions of tbis act.
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MIR GEO $ VALIANT
Appointed Recruiting Officer for
 Arkansas

MT. Geo. S Valiant. of the Jeffef- son Feneibles. has been appointed recruiting officer for the State of Arkansas to bring the Arkansas regiments up to the required num- ber He is expected to arrive here in few days
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Under the provisions of the above act itis made the duty of the Chairman of the county central committee to file a certificate for legalizing the primary.
 At a meeting of the Democratic County Central Committee held in the Eks hall in February, at which time the date for the primay was fixed, the following, among other resolutions, was adopted
 Resolved, That the general cleo. tion laws, so far as they apply shall govern this primary.
 Yet the primary was never legal ized. It was given out chat tie primary was to be IegaIized elec- tion. The Central Committee had resolved thatlt should be held un- der the general election laws of the State, and the impression prevail ed throughout the county that it was legalized primary.
 When the old central committee met in the Eks Hall on Monday, May g, to canvass the returns from the said primary and when the pc. titions of contestants were filed, under a resolution offered by Mir. J. M. Taylor, Chairman Triplett voted that the vote should be can vassed and declared upon the faca of the returns and that the con- Gestants should seek their rights in the courts, which could only be done under legalized election.
 Mir. J. NJ. Taylor's motion was defeated and the central committee adjourned until June 1, to give the contestants time to take deposit tions. Subsequent to that, Chair man Triplett published a call for a meeting of the central committee to
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POLIO COURT

Judge Brown fined the following offenders this morning in the police court:
 Sandy Jackson. assault and bat tery, &.
 NJ. J. Wallace, disturbing the peace by fighting, s.
 Henry Cobb was discharged.
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.SPANIARDS UNDER F|RE,,
The Fortifications at Cairnanera Reduced by
 American Warships.

CAPE HAYTIEN, June It reported here that great taken place Camanera the bay of Guanatanamo Five ships Sampsons fleet said have taken and of the There perfect rain o shells many houses beyond the Notifications reduced The of the and the commander of the district issued orders yielding the Ame cans who will probably land trops today
 The cables have been injured and the operators at the Cama nera station from the fire of the American ships.
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MR, F. B. FLANDERS,
 County Clerk.

MR, F. B. FLANDERS,
 County Clerk. DEAR SIR:-It has been rumored for several days that no certificate was filed with you to legalize the primaries held on May ', notwith- standing a resolution to that effect was passed by the Democratic County Central Committee. Please inform me if this is true, and if so, whose duty was it to file with you the certificate?
 Yours truly,
 J. w. ADAMS,
 Editor Graphic.
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ITS truly,
 J w. ADAMS, Editor Graphic.
JUNE 1898.
MR. J. w. ADAMS,
 Editor Graphic.

.MR. J. w. ADAMS,
 Editor Graphic.
 DEAR SIR:-In reply to your fa- vor of even date asking if any cer- titicate was filed with me by the Chairman or Secretary of the County Central Committee legal izing the Democratic primaries held on May ', 1898, will say that such certificate was not filed with me. As to whose duty it was to file such certificate l don't presume to say, but refer you to Section I, Act 154, Acts 1895, An Act to Le- galize Primary Elections
 Respectfully,
 P. B. FLANDERS,
 County Clerk.
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Mir. Floyd A. Jarvis, a prominent Noble Lake planter, is in the city today.
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General Passer ger Agent.

The photographs are the finest work ever seen brtbe writer. The Cotton Belt is trying to make Pine Bluff her most important point and has taken photographs of all the places of interest in this city, in- cIudiog all the mlIIs, factories, schools, works, shops, oil mills, colleges, principal streets, parks, aud many fine residences, The pic lures will be put on exhibition at the Citizens Bank, where everybody should call and see them
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SOME FINE WORK.
The Cotton Belt Exhibit at Omaha, Where Pine Bluff Will Be
 Well Represented.

Mir. ". H Langfcrd received the following letter this morning and also lot of fine photographs
 St. Louis, Jane }, 1898. W H Lanqfosd
 Dear St@-Iserd yogRta Pacific Express today, copies of Pine Bluff photographs, taken by our pho to4rapher, which We have made up in an album and sent 10 Omaha for eXbi6i tian. Yours truly
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TERROR STRICKEN.
Are the Spaniards at Manila by the
 Insurgents.

MADRID June 9-The captain general Q the Philippines says the situation Manila very grave Agunado has succeeded stirring up the whole country Manila by and by Many assertions from Spanards the has reached great proportions.
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The following correspondence it self-explanatory:
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TROOPS FUR CUBA.
Twenty-Seven Thousand Said to Have
 Embarked Yesterday.

LONDON June o.-The Washington correspondent of the Daily Chronicle cables, with the approval of Gen. Greeley that troops sailed from Tampa Wednesday for Cuba, The total forces consisting of infantry artillery and cavalry numbers 27ooo men,
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MEN WANTED.

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Bridge Letting.

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cAED OF THANKS

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