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FOR SALE.

EOK SALE, A GOOD road horse, not afraid of any cars; suitable for a doctor. Enquire al mo 3ts 19 GEORGE ST.
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TUESDAY EVENING, A CLEAVELAND Bicycle, No. 202, SIG, was taken from in front of our store. The party who took the wheel Is known. If tne bicycle is returned within "A hours no quesl llons will be asked.
 EVEN MCINTYRE & O., mo 1t S34--S40 Chapel street
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MAtsEk1Iamen1s.

'atent Stove BrIok Last Longest. da1y
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ORDER OF PASSIoNLS.ps
Te Inaugurate Great Religious Movement at the Catholic
 Church Next Sunday.

It is some years since there was q stirring up of religious matters among Catholics, such as will likely take place under the ministrations of two priests of the Passionate or der next week at St.J oseph's church.
 Catholics are not much given to exciting revivals in religious work. though appreciating She undoubted benefit of such work to infuse new zeal in workers for religion and to bring the slothful to realization of the religious obligation.
 Priests especially trained for this work and approved by the Bishops of the church are almost exclusively employed for this work and the peo- pie are thus enabled to place every confidence in their counsel and guid- ahce. The religious orders of the church furnish the greatest part of mission preachers.
 The order of the Passionist is com partiyely a new order. having been founded in 1737. At the foot of the Alps in Northern Italy was born in the year 1894, Paul Francis Danai, who, under the name of Paul of the Cross, became the founder of the Passionists or Congregation of the Most Holy Cross and Passion of Jesus Christ
 Their VOWS forbid them to preach cOntro1 ersial sermons and require them t0 make the passion of Christ their never-endlng theme. They wear sandals instead of shoes and stock ings, except when actually travelling. Twice during the night they rise to offer prayer and chants of psalms to God Their austere lives, their black and coarse habit, ornamented only with a erucifix and the name of the order, and their whole-souled man ner of preaching. will remind one of the great Paul of the middle ages rousing the crusaders to rescue the Holy Lands. Their work nere will no doubt prove very elcome to the religious minded people of all the churches.
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NOTICE.

0g H@ NV lSE' in noyce News Co.,, now with the nd 'saegraph Co.,, will move this iz rom l2l Main street to the )f- tfaock Building. Cur sub-
 Rall kindly remember. BoYCE NEWS Go.
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UNCLAIMED SCRIP.
Owners Can Get Same by Calling on the County Clerk Before the Claim is Barred
 by Law,

For the benefit of it's readers the GRAPHIC publishes the following list of county scrip which has been allow ed by the county court and issued by the county clerk, but remains in the clerks office uncalled for The list is a long one and will be published from day to day until completed. Parties having scrip to their credit should call for same at once, or their claim will be forever barred by the statutes of the State.
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HAIR GOODS;

Y Representing D. Minehan's 7re of Buffalo, N. Y.. 459 Main ee at the Trulock Hotel,
 with a full line of Hair YES tonpees, switches, and Y pi bangs and front pieces. 'nples of Water Colorfor gray aa ace Bleach. for the com Fall and see goods. 3-11-tf { nas bought a torpedo-boat
 py Krupp for Brazil.
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The Daughters of the Confederacy meet again next Tuesday night, at which time name will be selected for the chapter.
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GOOD RECORD.

.oria, Ark. March 8. 1S98.- ane White of this place was d { for many years with les She was finally induced to gne use of Hoods Sarsaparilla, Ter taking the first bottle S he
 nerself strong enough to do 9nsework, which she had not qF many years. She kept on
 ne medicine until she was com enred. 1t has cured her hus- af nervousness.
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NEW YORK.

New York. N. Y, March 1S- Cotton-Quiet and steady; spots. steady and unchanged; middling, 6A sales, 760.
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ur. YEAR OLD SONS OF H. L, 4ND T. J. WILSON RAN
 AWAY FROM HOME.
alked 2s Miles Before Darkness nvArtook Them-Were Found and Brought Home in the
 Middle of the Night,

Masters John and Ray Wilson, aaei4s, and sons respectively of H. Wilson, foreman of the GRAPHIC, sa T. J. Wilson, of the Adams ViIson Printing Company, tried aa aaexperience yesterday (Thursday) s rhnning away from home. The youths are but ten years E Ind bravely started out to take ks world on their own shoulders. 'ha boys had been playing Uruant ram school and when the parents saFned this fact a scene better i'm aieed than described, occurred. Easterday morning the adventurous aaths deposited their books at the sbool house on schedule time, but und an opportunity to steal away sobserved. They headed their mrse for Stuttgart, where rela- ses live. When the Rob Roy saoe was reached the watchman, Accordance with rules, forbade
 passage. As the boys had 4sed out withouta nickel between a the river made a barrier that
 d neitber be surmounted nor tatehed under. Following the ad- hof Horace Greedy, aCto West, hag man, go West, the boys re- Nad their steps, passed through
 town and started out on the Sul-
 Springs road. Though the bad eaten nothing to sustain r e1artions, they trudged brave. . D.
 ]. tbe meantime the parents had
 Advised of the departure of the
 bIns. The boys had told a lady It haintance whom they met before
 sg towards Rob Roy, that they
 con their way to Little Rock. 7. Iady notified the parents, who | ace telephoned all towns along v Iron Mountain road for some r ance. As darkness came on the i. snts became anxious for the well v of their children.
 T ter 8 o'clock a telephone mes- ilI came from MT. Sherwood's, out
 e Sulphur Springs road, that
 pogg were snugly slowed away le. Mat his home. The fathers of oe, logs got a wagon and went out ''' their sons and by o'clock at
 the boys were each tucked
 la their own beds at home, ap-
 atly none the worse for the
 tramp and hardships endured.
 nhtless they will reflect deliber no the next time they think of
 the great wide world alone.
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ITO be continUed.I
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COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, March 1S- Cotton Dull; spots, unchanged; middliLg, 3 ll-32; sales, IA 1000; receipts, 10000.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, La, March 18.- Cotton-Quet; spots. queit and steady; niddling, Is; sales, $500
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Dyspepsia
 Nervousness
 General Debility
BoIIs, Tired FeeIlng-Am Cured
 by Hoods SarsapariIIa.

"I have been a sufferer with dyspepsia, nervousness and general debility. I took different medicines but was not cured. concluded to tzy Hoods SarsapariIla and got bottle. To my great joy began to feel better from the first dose. Hoods has made 8 new woman of me. am 69 years old and can do my own work" MRS. ELIZABETH FAGIN, Central, Ark.
 !" was troubled with tired feeling, and boils broke out on my body. began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and the boiIs began to disappear and I have felt all right ever since" W. J. DoDDs, Corner vile, Arkansas. Remember
 Hood s s9rsqr nsfiii. Is the best the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. s1; six for s5.
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|D1S0BEDIENCE.
On Cervera's Return to Spain He Nay
Be ouft-Nartialed.
he was Ordered From lGartiniqus 70 Ha.
vans, Bot Inssssd He wsnt 70 santi-
aso Dc Cuba and Locked His
Fleet II the Hsrbor.

PARIS, Sept From . responsible
diplomatic source II 10 lesrned thst
Adm. Cervers will be court-martialed
upon his return to Spain and in ell
probability severely reprimanded or
degraded in the service. This sction
Will undoubtedly arouse the chivslrous
sympathy Of Americans against the
6psnish ministry. The trial Of Ger
vera, however. IL not merely . cloak
to hide the istrative weakness Of
Spain in the late war.
The Spanish commission, which cor.
responded to the war board ct wash.
ington, had prepared . definite plan Of
campaign. Adm Cervera was ordered
to proceed TO Martinique, where he
was informed 0f the position Of samp-
sons ships From Martinique he was
ordered to Havana BY Q certain course
on which he could be reached at sew
eral points by dispatch and supply
ships All went we'll accord.
ing to the plan up to ~ Ger
yera's departure from Martinique
No sooner had the Cape Verde
feet left Martinique than the Spanish
board realized the futility Of any naval
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PARIS, Sept 2-The Echo says there
is reason to believe that the minister
of justice has taken steps toward or
dering new trial for ex-Capt Drey-
fua
It is significant, the paper adds, that
Lieut.. Col Henry committed suicide
shortly after being visited by an off,
Ger of the general staff, who, after a
prolonged stay, ordered the sentry at
the door not to disturb Henry, as he
had great deal Of work to do. After
the departure of the officer Hem
ry must have written his fare.
well letters, including kilograms
addressed to Gen. Boiadeffre and NJ. Ca
vaignac, minister of war, and then cut
his throat. An officer of high rank is
authority for the statement that NJ
Cavaignac is convinced that Henry did
notinitiate the forgery OF the fabricat-
ed letter, and every effort will be made
to discover his accomplices.
1t is rumored that the arrest of
Lieut.. Col. Patty de Clam is imminent,
and there is also widespread belief
that majority of the officers of the
general staff will resign.
Later in the day La Patrie an
nounced that Col Patty de Clam had
been arrested for completely in the
Dreyfus forgery.
PARIS, Sept. at is now insinuated
that the suicide of Lieut.. Col. Henry,
the chief of the intelligence depart
ment Of the French minister for war,
was connived at by the French army
authorities. In any case, the sui
eide occurred shortly after the
prisoner had received visit
from an officer of the general staff,
who, on leaving, ordered the sentry
on duty before Col Henry's place of
confinement not to disturb the prison
er, as he had lot of work to do. It
is recalled that similar opportunity
to commit suicide was afforded to
Dreyfus. who, however, declined to
profit by it.
PARIS, Sept 2-The Dreyfus case
presents no new features but there is
plen tiful supply of rumors. The first
of these is that Dreyfus ID dead, no let
ter having been received from him for
some weeks.
Another report is that Gen. Boisdef-
fre, who has just resigned the post of
chief of the general staff, has COM
mitted suicide. Both these rumors are
undou btedly without foundation. Col.
Patty du Clam is on vacation trip in
Switzerland and there is no confirma-
tion of the statement of La Patrie that
he had been arrested for com plicity in
the Henry forgery.
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GEN. BoIsDEFFRE.

New York. Sept ga dispatch ID
the Tribune says: Col Henry's con.
fession of having forged the famous
document upon the authenticity Of
which Gen. de Boisdehfre, chief Of staff
Of the French army, in his impassioned
appeal to the jury in the Zols trial
staked his own reputation and the
honor of the army and Col Henry's
suicide in the fort of Montevalence,
have caused an emotion throughout
France which has not been witnessed
since the fall Of Sedan.
Col Henry, peasants son. pro-
noted from the ranks and imbued
with all the instincts, low cunning and
narrow personal animosity often char
acteristic Of French peasants, had no
conception of the enormity of his
crime until overwhelmed by its detec-
ton. This brave but infatuated chief
Of the intelligence department of the
French army embodied the whole head
and front of Dreyfus' conviction, OF
Zola's condemnation, of Esterhazy's &C.
quittal and of Picquart's degradation
and imprisonment
The government is doing its best to
stem the rising tide of agitation by q
studied quiescence which scandalizes
the Journal Des Debates and other
papers; but it may succeed in getting
over the crisis. M. Faure ignores the
reproaches of the press and remains at
Havre.
In the meantime M. Cavaignac, min
lister of war, and M. Sarrien, minister
of justice, are busy enough. M. Sar-
rien had two prolonged conferences
with M. Brisson Friday afternoon,
and after NJ Cavaignac's long inter-
view with M. Sarrien, both ministers
looked ruffled These and other i'm
promptu ministerial conferences were
devoted to an endeavor to convince the
minister of war of the necessity on
political grounds of revision of the
Dreyfus case, which the whole coun-
try, including the army, now demands.
High officers confess that the dis
cussions that will follow revision will
proba bly, entail war. but they say that
would be preferable to having the
army remain under cloud, with the
possibilities of agitation leading to
civil strife.
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ARRIV. D IN NEW YORK CITY.
President Mckinley Arrived In the Metrop-
oils Friday and Went to Montauk
Point Saturday M0rning.

New YORK, Sept 8.-President Nc.
Kinleys party arrived from Canton
Friday. The special train, with the
presidential party on board, was due
at 1880. 1t pulled into Jersey City
station 10 minutes late.
In the party are Mrs Mckinley,
Maj. Webb c. Hayes and Col. Myron
T. Herrick. Vice President Hobart
and Mrs Hobart came in from Patter-
son, N. j.. and waited in the station
for the presidents party, which they
joined.
]. Addison Porter, the presidents
private secretary. also joined the
party. He said the party would 60 TO
New York and dine and then start for
Montauk. which place would be
reached ate o'clock Saturday morning.
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4 CONSUMING ExCiTEhENT.


PARIS, Sept S--Among the many
wild rumors floating about Friday
was one that some one stole into
Col. Henry's cell and sssassinated
him.
LoNDoN, Sept ga special 70 the
Evening Standard from Paris publish.
ed Friday afternoon, says the French
cabinet has decided on revision Of
the Dreyfus case.
II was announced Friday afternoon
BY the Patris that several officers Of
The general stah have decided TO re.
si1n shortly and divulge al they
know of the entire Dreyfus a1lair.
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RUsHvILLE, Ind, Sept a-W. J.
Zacharias, Of Brookville, deputy col
lector OF internal revenue. swooped
down ON the Rush county fair grounds
Friday. He found one man selling
whisky, four men dealing ont hop ale,
four shows and several other things
which had not paid the new revenue
tax. He made . general cleaning.
When hs had finished collecting he
had roll Of bills - thick q . mans
arm. The amounts ranged from eioo
down 70 Ga
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OFFENSIVE AM DEFENSIVE.
Reported That Eu0land and Germany
Nave Fofmed N Alliance Germany
Given . Free Hand n AISLE.

LONDON, Sept 2-The Daily Mail
says Saturday morning: I'VE learn
that Mr. Balfour and the German am-
bassador, Count Won Hetxfeldt, signed
on Wednesday document preliminary
TO treaty which will give Germany .
free hand in Asia Minor and allow
England to lease Dslsgoa Bay
from Portugal at . cost between
81, 1000, 600 and a5,ooo,ooo Germany
will ~ a further condition, suppott
Great Britain's claim for the abolition
Of mixed tribunals in Egypt Mf
schombere Kerr McDonnell, the pre-.
mier's private secretary, has left Lon.
don for the continent to submit 70
Lord Salisbury copy Of the treaty"
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operations in Cuban waters. This
may seem a remarkable statement, but
it is q positive fact that dispatch boats
were to be hurried to meet. Cervera
and order him to the Philippines.
Plans for coal and supplies had been
carefully laid to meet this emergency.
But cervera, taking matters into his
own hands, instead of following the
course prescribed leading to Havana,
deliberately locked himself up in San
tiago.
The dispatch boats hunted in vain
for the feet and the naval board found
itself helpless. Thus it was that Ca
mara's nondescript feet was hurriedly
prepared to do what had been planned
for Cervera's more effective squadron.
The Spanish had planned to keep Ca
mara's feet at home for defense. The
Watson bluff ruined this last effort to
reach Manila Adm. Cervera will be
called before Spanish court of naval
inquiry and asked to ex-
plain why he disobeyed orders.
French naval authorities say that Ger
vera will undou btedly be found guilty
and will be degraded. The whole
story gives q curious insight into the
seeming lack of executive force at
Madrid, and shows that the suthorities
at the last moment recognized the
hopelessness of accomplishing any.
thing in American waters. It throws
the first light on the Spanish n avail sit
uation at most critical moment OF
the campaign.
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Ohio, Jacksonville to armory, Cincin.
nati;Sth Ohio, Montsuk to Columbus, O.
16sth Indiana, Knoxville to Indianap.
oils; Sd Ohio, Huntsville to Columbus,
o.; I'd North Carolina, Simons Island,
Ca, to Raleigh; 1st and I'd Alabama,
Jacksonville to Mobile; Sd United
States volunteer cavalry, Chickamau.
ga to Old Fort. Omaha; I'd Massachu.
setts. Montauk to South Framing.
ham: 1st South Carolina, Jacksonville
to Columbia, s. c.; and two squadrons
lst Ohio cavalry, Huntsville to Colum-
bus O.
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MANY HEARTS MADE GLAD.


WAsA1NeToN, Sept 8-The follow.
ing troops were ordered to be muster.
ed out Of service Friday:
First Pennsylvania, Knoxville to Phil.
adelphis; I'd Pen nsylvania, Montchan.
in to Philadelphia; I'd Pennsylvania,
Huntsville to Philadelphia; 18th Penn.
sylvanis, Camp Meade to Pittsburghs
eth Wisconsin, Camp Douglass, 70 Wis
consin; list New York, Montsuk to
Camp Black; 1st New Jersey, Camp Al
ger to Sea Girt; s2d Michigan, Chicka.
mauga to Camp Eaton, Michigan; lst
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Steps On the Track.

NEWPORT, KY, Sept S.-Saturday
morning about l o'clock w. Stamper.
a farmer living at Homeleaf City, Wolf
county, KY, laid down on the Ken.
lucky Central tracks near Milldale
junction TO sleep. A few minutes
later a train struck Stamper, fatally
iujuring him. He was taken to St
Elizabeth hospital, Covington, in Men.
ninger's ambulance. His injuries are
IN ntArnal
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30 Isvess s.eese the He1rI,eL

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Sept a--Gen.
Breckinridge has ordered IN invsstiga'
ton OF the Second division hospital,
which win take place st once Sol
diers who have been confined there
will be brought before . board Of II
Quiry TO testify.
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The Public Debt Statement.

WAsHINGToN, Sept 2.-The monthly
statement of the public debt issued
Thursday shows that on August 81,
the public debt less cash in the treas.
ury. was Sl,ol2, ,s7O,7 TIT, which is de.
crease for the month of e34, I'll.
This decrease is accounted for by a cor.
responding increase in the cash on hand
due to the receipts from the war loan.
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Gen. ghafter N nj.

New YoBK, Sept a-Maj. Gen. Shat
ter Is i'll, and did NOS leave his tent in
the detention hospital at Camp Wi
ko6 Friday. He had severe chill
early in the morning and several 9th
ers during the day. The surgeon. say
his illness Is the result Of hard work
and nervous strain In an unfsvorabls
climate, and that it is not st all ssri.
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FRANCE SHAKEN
Scandal Will Follew Henry's CoAfes-
sien to The Forgery Of That Letter.
The Arrest Of Col Paty De Cham one Of
the Rssults-sbsps Taken roward
Ordering New Trial for Ex-
Capt Dreyfus.

New YoRx, Sept s-The Evening
Journals Paris dispatches have this
to say Of the suicide of Col. Henry:
"The way out OF the world was
made easy for him Apparently he
was not searched when taken to the
prison, for it is on good authority that
he carried the razor in his satchel He
can tell no more now. II 10
charged that the government asked
him point-blank to commit suicide,
saying it was the best way TO avoid
the terrible scandal which must fol.
low his confession, and which would
tarnish the honor Of the French army.
Ultimately Henry did as persuaded
and now many secrets will be buried
with him in his grave"
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Express Company WAL Pay the War Tax.
CHICAGO. Sept. Sat special con-
ference Friday Of the represen tatives
Of the Adams, American and United
States express companies, it was do
cided that the companies would from
this date bear the expense of the war
tsx instead of requiring the public to
stamp consignmentA
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MADRID, Sept 2-Thursday night
several deputies have expressed .
strong belief that cabinet crisis will
follow immediately on meeting Of
the cortes.
The probable composition Of the new
conservative ministry IL being dis
oussed.
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Gen. Merritt 1t Hong Kone.

WAsHINaToN, Sept 2-The war de-
partment has been advised of the ar
rival at Hong Kong of Gen. Merritt
and Asst Adjt. Gen. Babcock.
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TACOMA. Wash. Sept a-Lats
Japanese papers persistently insist an
allisncs 10 shout to be entered into
bstween Japaa, The United STATES snd
Crest Britain.
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WASHINGTON. Sept g. The peace
proposals Of the car will be sent to
congress when that body shall reas-
semble. The president will advise the
Russian government that he has NO
power in the matter.
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II see the veterans are beginning to
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