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CoIhone- Tor Constable.

The GzARHBc is aata0rlzaa s9 an n3unce MT. E. |. Cohouer as 2 candidate for Constable of Fa4giue
 tawushEn subject 10 ths action of
 the Deuoeeatie primaries. 3Gr. Col housF is an o.1 and highly esteemed c5tEzan and is proprietor of inc Pine Blu6 Carriage < Wagon Works. He was born U Gettysburg. Pa. bat came South when 8 young man, and apou the breaking out of the civil war. Ioined the Confederate army. | Is said that after the great battle of Gettysburg, Mr C0ahouer fatd- er s2zveged The gorE battlefield in search Of the body of hts s0n. but
 lhe latter Was with Forests esTal- EF seTviog in other parts of tho South Nr. Caihouer is member q the < Ed Murray Camp os Con sssdefate Veterans, is an indus srfoas and progressi eitlzen, aaa If elect- s7 Constable of Eaagine township wlll make a brave and efficient ofii- rrr
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Judge B. F. Merritt

Judge B Y Merritt Is aoroanced in io5ays issue as : candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District
 The subject q this sketch vas born ia Bradley county. but subse- 9aeutly moved to Lake Village, ehicot county. where he studied Iaw and was admitted to the bar ir lssT. h 1875 ae farmeSifa co-para-
 'rship for The practice of his pro
 sion with she iase C0l. L. A- Pind4sl. and moved to Arkans 1s City, in Desha c0snsy. This part nership continued untiF 1882 when Mr- Merritt was elected Conuty , Jadge 0f Desba county and with drew from the firm
 n 1891 Judge Merritt became . citizen 0f this city and c0unty, rs- noviug from Arkansas City. Since shas time De has been prcusislensG Il ' souneeted With the courts of this
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have acquired for m r14 ts9s ~ Ills
 waFs recognized by Prosecuting s- tcn C. Martin who aa1.1ted 7 Merritt sg the posi- ton 1f Assistant Pgesaeatug As t1 Ts pds5sIea Judge Merritt as sa whita rsre sneTs Ia9e. faszs7s euergz and q the e1tire sassea5a- 0f @ e
 a #iew et @ recognized lsg85 abilities and his past experience as Assistant Prosecuting Astorueys
 a5ge MsErlsts merit and gus5Hea- si51s for the % gaisa he uoW asp5rss cannot 6s gaiazzg
 Should he nominated and e ted he ~ no 68ast make t6s people most capable and e te1a e1zaao1 #a4tas attorney Els candidacy s therefore dsseTsi4g q. sha zfae1szen and consideration q the Democratic Totars s1roag lsa' i lrH saTf4
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WI. Fouug fsr Casy Attorney.

E1a zs8AFEB1 Is 8sEa sc an no1nae Mr " T. Tog can di5aie for C5tT Attorney at inc an- suing municipal Ea
 Mr. Eaung the t ar If The legal Er1 of Zaa1g & M55ta- law. and 5ss gvz5u4aa of one of aEH leading colleges ai Tennessee
 He has pr4et5cat law Sdzae since 1891. and came ia Pine a ia 1895 h October 1f that rzar the legal firm a Yoasg Ha5laa# was organized, since which time The firm has built up 3 lucrative prac- tice and attained an enriao.e repu- tatioa before the Pine Bluff bar.
 Ar Young Is gentleman of splendid abilities. and by his sterl ing characteristics. gentlemauly de- pertinent and a5a5isity 0f manner, has rapidly won friends who Will
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HoS. SAN TAYLOR of Pine Bg#, declines a0 become 8 candidate iaz Congress in the Sac31d 8ist 5cs. Mr- Taylor has private interests which demand his astaati9a.- which means ha does n05 believe he can make ssaesastaH head way against Bass Lstt3e- We'll the Hsgi regrets hts decision, for he would have made 2 brilliant canvass and # success tal Craditaele representative Heseaa K1el
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IHa t@rH5 explosion which blew 11e 1attleship Maine s1 asaIs m Havana e4yo1r. sa0aa5 be zifssd tQ 6ha 511aem Ii 5t was the result oi an accident CT carslesze5s. E $ 3 sore reflection on the etEcseacT 8i our aavT5 # t was done eFa span ia1 torpedo. CT CT trsacaerr, linen the American Congress can't de clare war any s0o qu5cET
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Inn GR&RH11 fn Us eizssE5z5 mo- siee 9t Judge Elliott yesterday s.a1- ed that he mas non serving his ihiE3 term In t1is statement she s5R4REagg was 5l eErUF lie s non serTing his second fun serm, Eav5ng previously ssETe1 Fs4r and one half ef Judge Williams eaexpaEad
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TaE explosion 1f the bstsssship Maine w5al further strain sAa rezz- elo1s 5eewsel this Government and Spain. already aa high sersi9as ss 3 result 8f the DaLcms affair
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BALANCE 0F POWER
 LOST WITH THE MAINE
Spalu Has More SerEleeable BattIeshIpS Than This
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Wasas1eto1. Fz5. 1s-sesrasary Lo1g and Assistant Secretary Baqsa4s-a csa5 co-sultas5oa aa las forenoon 1t all taseh5zsso ot the Navy Department and iseFeEaz ot sha oes q high rank nos 5i- ract5F atsaehs 1e C5mm15ora sehsFs president Of faa LisaaAazza Bsszd. wao has brilliant ra1z- gal11 as gallant cer. z13 1 possessed ot great discretion The purpgsa q shess e9asalga55oaz mas so secure sae best sxPsrt t=ss51o7T as ts 8ae pr5575ss esasz ot a1z dis zzser. w1i.a d shs same time ssesz- sa5aiug ts what zxts1s s5s uazal s5sl3azoa has 51 a=acs=5 be shs loss G s1s Maine
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 ETarg confidence E felt as tha 6a- pazfmeat ia 1hs commander 0f the Maine. Captain Sigs5ea and until l4 s really established oshs-@isa. there Is every disposition ts charge the accident. fl accident il mas that destroyed she Maine. to ss ca1ss beyond the usual range at ba-an discretion.
 The coast survey sseauer Bscas, is nor lying as Key West The superintendent of the survey .ost 10 time this morning in 5ovits1g Secretary Long to make any uss at the vessel in this emergency that
 s might desire The lnTitst50u mas gratefully accepted. and the Bsehe has beer oraersd s0 proceed at once to Havana with wreeking Essr3E1arnala
 Congress while adopting 2 bellig- srz1t attite5a aawar5 Spain, falled ia provide for an increase of the navy whereas. Spain, threatened w5s1 mar has been mastering her
 P construction 1 year and half ago the Spanish navy had but three armor-cla6s iu commission. the A.miranta O9qeudo, tha Tizcayo and the lnfanta Maria Teresa; the United States had seven, as follows. the battleShips Iowa, Indiana aud Massachusetts, the second class bat ships Maine and Texas and the ar mored cruisers Brooklyn and New York. Since that tine Spain has added to her commissioned force. the oattleship Pelayo, which has been fitted with new machinery and modern armor and armament, shaI armored cruiser Carlos Y. she ar mored cruiser Crisso5a1 Colon She is now pushing the rebuilding of she oattlsshIp Numaacia- which wF.l shortly Dc ready fer commission
 Within the next few months she Till have ready for service two 1000 ton armordd cruisers of the most modern type, The Cardinal Cis- ner0s and The Catal0ua. During the period named. Congress has re- fused t0 authorize any additional ! Fessels or to even provide the arnor tor the battlesaips Illinois, Alabama l and Wisconsin.
 Itis evident fron the above that sae margin of safety, so far as the Tnited States is concerned, has been steadily reduced Where 3 rear ago this country could have muster d 3 aset of battleships superior to hat 0f Spain. today Spain has the .dyzntage 0t Us in point or tonnage qua 1c :. 00 tons.
 0f course, this disparity may De nere apparent than real, but that .5uld bs pr0Ted outy iu actual com lat
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I'm Helena Hva says that The Hon C TaFpan Wfl noz 1s 3 ca15idats for Governor Id scans ao# that Gov Jones w5ll haTe 1o HIS DL4
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BIsH0P OUTWARD, for thirty three years Bishop of the Episcopal Dio- eaze of Tennessee, died in Mem aFs Aslss night
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Araericas Greatest

Amaricas Greatest Medicine is
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TmR Jesfersan Fencibles hare tele- graphe@ GoY- Iones that they are ready as his call Now, tsrn loose the dogs 0f war.
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Mss FRsSess E. WILLARD. an nor. ref0Amer and Pxesadent of the omans Christian Temperance Ion. died h New York Thursday
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The Dickinson press., 1898-08-06

frst lieutenant u i young college Is.
fessor. Here comes 3 Chicago olerEy-
. He has probably heard moro pro-
family the past few days than b ever
listened to In all his life before. But she
makes no Gign. He 10 not up here for
reform. When . dog team gets tangled
up and the leader alps his harness, he
kicks and CUTS them and yells about the
same az an ordinary mortal Here may
DO seen the Norwegian, the Russian
Jew. the South African, any number Of
citizens Of Canada and Great Britain,
representatives from every state in the
Union, with agood sprinkling Of Swedes,
Germans and Irish.
It has been stated that the annoyances
and hardships Of the trail turn the
warmest friends into enemies. This 10
not strictly true. In too many cases
strangers meet, and after a short con-
versation enter into partnerships that
involve the most close and intimate as
sociations, when perhaps their tastes and
previous training have been built up
upon entirely opposite foundations. As
a rule these compacts are broken about
as soon as they were made. There IL
probably no place on earth where famil-
iarity is more busy breeding con-
tempt than in the confines Of q 10 by
10 tent.
In Hard Luck and sBroke!s
A noticeable and serious feature Of
the thrush is the number Of men con-
stantly arriving who have barely sufa.
cient funds to take them to Dawson
City. In many cases parts Of outfits are
being sold in order to reach that place,
and in other instances the same expe-
diency is resorted to to secure money to
pay customs duties and to buy lumber
The Dickinson press., 1898-08-06
ROSARY BEADS.
Fhey were II Use Among the Hindoo.
Before tho Era Of Buddha.

They Were In Use Among the Hfndoos
Before tho Era Of Buddha.
The prevailing idea in regard to a
rosary is that it belongs solely to follow
ers Of the Catholic religion. But take
away the cross that is hanging to the
beads and we find that one must turn to
the dim, mysterious east for the origin
Of the rosary, for it is among the tenn,
pleyo India, China and Japan that the
first sign Of the practice is to be found.
Ancient pictures of the Hindoo gods de-
pict them with chaplets of beads in
their hands, and it is believed that this
method Of keeping count Of their many
prayers was in use among the Hindoos
before the era Of Buddha, or ut least B.
@. 500.
The use Of the rosary seems especial
ly suited to an eastern cline and to the
repose Of an oriental mind. The Bud
dhists are fond Ct using very smooth
beads Of glass, polished jade or coral,
and it has been thought that the smooth,
cool beads gliding through their fingers
as they murmur the holy name for thou
sands of times help them to arrive at
that state Of holy abstraction from
earthly things which is SO much priced
among the followers of Buddha.
The favorite Japanese rosaries are
made Of polished wood, crystal, onyx
and chased silver, and the Japanese
Buddhists repeat in endless devotion
"Namu Amida Butzu'' ("Save us,
Buddha''), while their Chinese brothers
have the blessed name "O-Mi-to-fu''
forever on their lips. A rosary If very
great size was recently brought from a
temple in Kioto,, Japan. The largest
bead is about six inches in diameter, and
the rosary entire is about "a feet long.
The huge beads are Of dark brown pol
ished wood. They are hollow and have
each a figure Of . god inside the little
shrine, which can be seen through a
lattice of brass work.-Cincinnati En-
quirer.
The Dickinson press., 1898-08-06
TOOK ALONG HIS VALET.
"A Dude Klondiker and His Queer
Outfit.
HARD WORK AND GOOD HEALTH.

Our Correspondent Says That Indigestion
n Dyspepsia Arc Cured by the Exer-
else and Plain Food Incident to . Trip
TO Dawson City.
lFrom Our Special Correspondent.1
CARIBOU CROSSING, N. W. T., April 2s.
It will pay men who have injured
and in many cases almost ruined their
health by s~edentary work to take this
trip as q remsdial and physiological OK
cursion only. The air is q tonic that
cannot be excelled or, in my opinion,
equaled at any Of the mountain or sea.
side resorts in tho country. When I left
my desk, after a good many years Of
sedentary work, I was Of course q
chronic sufferer from indigestion and
dyspepsia. Indeed I had begun to think
that permanent relief was an impossi-
bility. After o months hard work ON
the trail I car enjoy and digest three
square meals o day, something I have
been unable to do before for q decade,
Our food is Of course the plainest and
mostly that which would be considered
absolutely unfit to eat at home, but
here it tastes, oh, so appetizingi No
one but those who have had a long brain