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Kolkbrener, J. B Johnson, G. E. Lytle.
 A motion was adopted ordering 2 the candidates for the office of sheriff and prosecuting attorney to notify this committee who they have
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TWO COTTAGES BURNED.

Saturday moruing about ? o'clock the fire department was called to the scene of fire on South Mulber- ry street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, at winch time two cot taees, belonging to Messrs. Dan Monk and Lige Hearin, were burned. The fire boys did good work in saving adjacent property The origin of the. fire is unknown.
 A false alarm was also turned il Saturday morning at 10 o'clocE from the Richard Allen Institute
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Miss Jessie Adams leaves Monday for Potash Sulphur Springs to
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EPWORTH LEAGUERS
Will Leave for Jones bOrO Tues- day to Attend the State
 Convention

The State Epworth League will hold a conference at Jonesboro, be- ginning Tuesday evening next. Rev. A. o. Evans IS on the program for a response to the welcome ad dres. Miss Frankie Van Valken- berg will read a paper and Rev. J. R. Cason will deliver a lecture. The Pine Bluff Epworth Leaguers will leave this city Tuesday at noon. Monday night all visiting Leaguers in the city en route to Jonesbore will be invited to attend a sociable meeting at the First Methodist church.
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IFS FINISHED
The Deep We'll at the Water
 Works Plant.

The Pine Bluff Light and Watet Company bas just finished it's neu deap well and President Bridges reports satisfactory suprly of pure and wh ,lesnme water. The well is 91o fpet deep, at which depth an excellent supply Of good water was found. President Bridges now thinks that consum- CTS will have no further cause for complaint about either the quality or quantity of water. IL is .proba- ble that another deep well will be sunk.
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selected as 4dges of the election ty Monday noun, June l3.
 A contest was filed by H R. C.. Foster for J. H. Baldwin of Wash ington township, contesting the election of c. c. Collins to the office of justice of the peace for said town ship. M
 The foll~ wing com mittee was ap- pointed to hear the proof and act act upon the case: J. W. Fucker. K. o. McG ehee, J. M Henry, I. D.. Philips, J F. Rutherford.
 The returns from the primo V of
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HE coLoREp NORMAL.

The Jefferson county normal opened Monday morning the 9th inst, as was announced, with Prof. J. c. Ish, of Little Rock, conductor. An organization was effected, nec- essary committees appointed and work begun.
 The normal opened with IS teach CTS and the number rapidly in creased till at the cloee of the first week there were 102 enrolled. Courtesy and kindness seem to per meate the whole body and the de- sire to shirk duty is one of the rare exceptions rather shan the rule.
 The interest manifested on the part of this body of teachers shows how keenly they appreciate this wise provision of our legislators and the efforts O our State superintendent |. One wno has watched the progress of our normal work for the past three years cannot fail to see the great good these normals are to the teachers who are regular in attend ance. REGULAR ATTENDANT
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May ' were then canvassed in all uneontested cases ana the result de- c ared as follows;
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MARRIED.

HURD-GALLowAY- In this city Saturday night, June II, 1898, MT. A. G. Hurd to Miss Hallie Gallo way, Rev. A. o. Evans officiating.
 The groom is a compositor in the employ of the GRAPHIC, while the bride is the daughter of Mr. Gallo- way, proprietor of the Galloway House, on Fourth avenue.
 The entire GRAPHIC force ex.
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~Vcrdts bo ------------------ &sr, :, oe allowed to vote m the sls Y ts'ec''on to be held in this 10. The motion car
 "'Dg committee was ap.
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pointed to raise money 10 defray the expenses of the primary and see 10 the printing of the tickets and the distribution of the ballot boxes: J. W. Crawford, H. F. Westbrook, H.
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|[MOCRAT|C NOMINEES
.rr,AR.D BY THE GEN. TRIAL COMMITTEE SATURDAY.
he Uncontested Candidates Declared the Democratic
 Nominees.

The Democratic County Central sommittee met in the grand jury ,oom at the court house Saturday to speIare the pomlnees of the late
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primary in all uncontested cases.
 The following proceedings were also bad, viz:
 MT. H. F Westbrook offered a resolution that none but known
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Mrs. J. G. Taylor left Saturday for Lagrange, Ky. to spend the summer. She was accompanied by Misses Margaret and Henrietta Taylor, daughters of MT, John NJ. Taylor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-05

great discount from the regular prices ami we intend r
eye over these prices and judge yourselves and rem
Fought at Big Reduction
BLACK DRESS GOODS
raney inquired black dress goods worth S a suit
oae Price, SI.75 per suit
Fancy Fl cured black dress goods worth s-o , o.
Sale Price soc yard
Fancy Figured Mohar dress goods worth from, --
to 81 yard, Sale Price 50 to 6oc ward
Fahcy FIGURED black dress patterns worth from So ia
'io SUIT Sale Price So per dress pattern
COLORED DRESS GOODS
Novelty wooen dress goods in green fan and w
worth soc yard, sale 3rice 25c Der va,d
aicy hl1Xec dress goods in the new blue and green
shaa'hgs werth soc a yard, sale price ,5c yard
novelty dress goods in the very latest mixtures worth
CSC yard, sale price CSC yard
Novelty dress goods in the new effects Of o,ao
worth s5c yard, sale price soc a ward
"A tremendous assortment or novelty dress no++s
In all designs and colors worth Sc 90 to g. ro ott
sale price So suit
EMBROIDERIES
rs pieces of good quality embroidery in d,aae+
widths worth from IN to 25c ward sale price ,oXc
yard |N-
rs pieces OF embroidery from inches wide worth
rs to SOC yard, sale price 15c yard
CALICOS, CINGHAMS, Etc,
Best quality dark calicos worth 1o yards for ST. sale
price SC yard
Best quality light coored calicos, sale price &c va,d
Best quality Indigo blue calcos, 81 inches wide sale
price yard
80 Inch pecales, fast colors 1oc ward: checked
g'nghams, good quality &c yard =
FIannellettes in light and dark coors sale nrc. J., ,
yard r "
Flahneliettes IN light and dark co'ors worth ,o1c
ya1o ana 15c a yard. sale price Sc yard
for 81 ~ 'aius
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No Poll Tax Recejpts.

Yesterday John Wilson appeared be-
lore Register Stone and rendered s6 90 as
payment of his poll taxes for the wears
1898 and was informed by the Registor
.hat ne was unable to give him receipts
1or 1897, as the Recorder had refused to
give him any on application.
Under the present law poll tax receipt
not used are called in by the State Con-
troller and there is no law by which they
can be issued again. The poll tax law
oenylng the right of suffrage to those
not having poll tax receipts for two wears
is imperative.
NO. 7o'9 won the fine toilet set at the
Emporium last evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-05
TELEGRAPH I
MORE DELAY
CONGRESS MUST WAIT
UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
'he Government Buys Trans
ports
MORE DELAY

Washington, April 4.-The Foreign
RELATION Committee this morning prac
tlcally agreed to Forakers resolution sub
Ject to some notifications if deemed adj
visable.
Washington, April 4-War preDara
tlons actively resumed at the Navy De-
partment this morning.
Washington, April 4-The NAVY De.
partment is preparing to send troops
from Mare Island East by rail to man
vessels, as they are short of men.
The President said that he will give
out statement today, but his ''messape,,
Will not be given to Congress until We'd
nesday.
Washington, April 4.-New Orleans
mas been selected as the base of oper-
atlons for The invasion of Cuba.
Washington, April 4.-The Navy Aux
Hilary Board at New York has been in
- "N'>' ~ purchase Ten merchant Stn3-
mers 10y night.
Washington, April 4.-The State De-
partment has notified the Consuls in
Cuba to be ready to depart at an hours
nolce, in chartered vessels if necess-
ary'
READY TO BREAK LOOSE.
Washington. April 4-The feeling here
intesities hourly,
Today there were some stirring speech /
es by western Senators, that reused the
Senate and TIE galleries to the highest
pitch of excitement.
At every mention made of Cuba Inde-
pendence there was wild applause from
ne crowded galleries, such scenes of en-
'hus'asm have not been witnessed here
or year.
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IHE POWER OF CASH

C DR. rGonlv
ogivt teprh7
g Reduction and
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LINENS. CRASH. Etc.


' 81 inch, all linen table dan1a~k worth 400 . ,.,
sale price 25c a yard.
90 inch A quality unbleached German linen worth
sc 75c yard sale price SOC yard
All linen blencEed crash worth l21sc ward saIs
to price Sc yard. ~
Onb!eached Turkish towels 4ox7o worth 25c.. each
sale price I21 &c each.
y Bleached Turkish towels 44x2o worth 400 e. s,,a
price 25c each.
All linen huck towels fzx7a worth ,zc ,oh ,
, price for so cents ~
% CORSETS
Chdrens corset waists sizes IS to 2, and 27 to :,
IS worth soc each, sale price 35c each
!, Ladies P. D. Corsets in red onlv Sizes rS ., . *
27 worth $3.50 sale price S1.25 each.
w. c. c. Corsets in black aud dab 1ono aud +
1t long WASTED, regular price S1.25 sale price S. each
HANDKERCHIEFs
Ladies white embroidered handkerchiefs worth ~
each, sale price 15c each
. Ladies white embroidered handkerchefs worth 40
and soc each sale price 25c each
HOSIERY
Ladies seamless fast black hose worth ,oc . ;
sale price 1214c pair.
Ladies extra heavy fast black, double sole donb1e
nee double toe worth 35c each. sale price 25c pair
Chldrens fast black seamless hose, sizes to 81 |
worth zoe pair sale price 121zc pair.
Chldrens fast black full finished hose extra heavy
regular price 25c pair sale price I5c pair
~NTTNT
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Narrow ESQ ape.

Yesterday afternoon Oliver Br,le son
OF barney Brule, who is working a gold
claim near the North Ca arson mine fail in
the shaft a distance of % feet and ,,,.s
taken out OF the shaft very badly bruised
up bnt no bones were broken, and his
injuries are not regarded as serious
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information Wanted.

VI the whereabouts of James S. Craw-
iofd, by his brother. He was in Virgin
la City when last heard from. Address
David K. Crawford, Pomona, Cal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-05

Up to date photos at Painters Portrait
Studio. Negatives made cloudy davs
and satisfaction guaranteed.
}. NJ. johnson ha just received fuI1
Stock Of flower and garden seeds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-05
Registration.

Register Stone will open his registra-
uon books April lst, at 10 o'clock for the
purpose of registering voters for the citv
election.
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$50 rs Given Awav.

r. w. Day will give away with every 81
cash purchase ticket that gives Won a
chance to get s5O25 free.
AT the requst of my many customers
we have adopted this plan instead of the
guessing scheme
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-05

There is general feeling here of dis.
gust that the Presidents message has
again been delayed
!" Is peheved that on Wednesday his
message will urge peace, but it is count
ed to a certainty that Congress- will
oreak loose with the recognition of Gu
Dan Independence by the Republicans
and an amendment by the Democrats
looking for active intervention.
Mchlnley expecting the action of Con-
gress is continuing active preparation
| for war
Washington, April f. General Lee
has telegraphed from Cuba that he is in
no personal danger, and that all is
quiet in Havana.
Callas, April 4-The battIeshin Oreoon
arrived today.
AN ACT OF WAR
washington, April f. 4.-Senator Perkins
declarations in the Senate TODAY that tho
Maine explosion was an act of war is ,
very strong indicative of the temper of
Congress, for he has always been regard
ed as one of the most conservative mem-
bers
General Schotield is in conference with
Secretary Alger this afternoon in raIa-
ton to the proposed volunteer reserves +
Of the Army.
Washington, April 4-The Star saws
edltorlally this afternoon that the Presi-
ientS message will treat the whoIa
-uban question in shape that will
commend itself to the entire American
people. The explosion will be vjeor-
ously handled. The message is expectod
" Wednesday.
New York, April THE batuasbin
Texas will sail ;"3ntGi4tely for Hamp-
on Roads.
Madrid, April 4-The Impartial s9vs
believes that the Spanish Minister of
ne | nlted States will receive pass ports
tuesday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-05

Gilt Edge, Sacramento Beer at the
Ozark saloon. +f
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-04-05

Miss Maggie Sweeney was passenger
Tor the Comstock yesterday.
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y 1rCll II ~ Is ttIlral Leaf an "a Clevinr r,,,
Iure, AId AMI. Sc"upulouslv Clean Tha Gan+1a,aa.a
O"0"' wholesale and Retail by Chas. H. Kelly
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There are Times
w hen you Can't
Lay Up a Cent.

Iout YOU can al lwavssfve 1nonev
bV brly1n" vOl1r groceries, hard.
ware, etc., Of First the cash
outlay is not great: second the
quality OF the goods is first-c1ass
on will do we'll tc keep this in
WALSH q WYLIE
Ihe Nevada Boys.''
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-25

bill which they can well afford to do. |
o. Dodge is engaged in the prosecution
of these counterfeiters.
Frank Mckinney, formerly of thi:
city, but who has been engaged in bus
mess at Bourbon for some time, has es
tablished himself in sl.oe store at Gal
weston, Ind. With him, Galveston Sc
cures an energetic business man and a
good citizen, as the people of both
Bourbon and Plymouth can testify.
a Bourbon paper recently published
the account of marriage in which !
young man of the latter town and a
young lady of Plymouth figured as the
contracting parties. We are Informed
upon the authority of the young lady
that the statement is absolutely false
Furthermore, the county clerk referred
to as remaining "mum," has broken the
silence and states positively that nc
license has been issued.
Arthur Martin, who was recently
mustered out of the LIST Illinois regi-
ment, has been visiting his relation, ID
w. Alberts and family of this city
Mr. Martin has in his possession num-
Der of interesting relics such as Spanish
bullets, lead picked up where Roosevelt
had his hardest tussel, case for ex-
plosive bullets, and piece of the tree
under which Hobson and his men were
released and under which Gen. Torral
surrendered.
Homer NJ Ormsby of Bluffton, Ind.
and Miss Erdine Book of Argos, were
married yesterday morning at the
brides home by the Rev. A. l.. Plat OF
the Christian church. The bride Is the
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Book, among the oldest resi-
de ats there. Mr.. Ormsby is the son OF
the well-known elocutionist and reader
Mrs. Jennie Ray Ormsby, and is en-
plOyed as court stenographer at Bluff
ten. They will reside in Bluffton.
Cash paid for hard and soft maple
lcgs; also second growth ash-sizes 8 in
and up in diameter. Logs to be cut u:
or 10 TT. long. Prices for logs, IL in
and up in diameter, $1,000 per NJ; from
8 to II in &c per lineal #. These log
must be straight, smooth and free from
knots. Bring the logs in while there i.
demand for them and we will pay
you cash; improve the opportunit,
while 1t lasts. Indiana Novelty Mfg
Co., Plymouth, Ind. cow
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this amount At first their decisions
ranged from $1,000 to 81 900 which was
the lowest, and was the amount at last
scceded to by all.
+. Rotzein photographed beautiful
floral device this afternoon in the form
OF saddle. 1t was sent here from
Nashville, Tenn, and is a token of es-
TEEN for Dell Sherand. the dead jockey,
who recently met his fate in the Nash
vile races. The saddle was contributed
by twenty-five of the young mans
friends. 1t is a sumptuous floral deco
ration being composed entirely of pink
and white roses. 1t measures four feet
from the horn to the cantle and has
large flaps on which are worked beautl-
full designs.
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Rand McNa11y'S Universal
FREE! Atlas Of the World
The maps alone $4,000 Time Produce.

This atlas contains entirely the United
Weight, eight pounds.
When
a p he
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i. ~.
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The Ladies AID society gave a com.

The Ladies' Aid society gave a com
bination social and fair at the home OF
Mrs. rheo. Cressner last evening The
attendance was good, and considerable
was cleared above expenses.
Justice Reeve held a trial for assault
this morning. The trouble grew out Of
family quarrel in which one of the
parties struck the other with a stick of
wood. Defendant was fined.
Some of the heavy wooden roof pro-
jections which have hitherto taken the
place of awnings for the stores on the
east side of Michigan street have been
removed. The Improvement is evident
to an observer.
Walter Williams of the 3rd Illinois
company is home on a 60 days furlough.
Walter has seen some of the toughest
service aud has not been to the hospital
since he enlisted. His regiment was
among the first to land at Porto Rico.
President Brown, of the Northern In
diana Normal school, has forbidden the
students from playing foot ball under
penalty of expulsion, owing to severe
accident which befell a student last
Saturday in the Valparsiso-Crown
Point contest
The most favorable reports are COM
ing from the country solicitors who are
now asking the farmers to donate a
part of the bonus for securing the Dun
kard Publishing house. After all, the
desire of securing that institution may
DO something more than dream.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-25
-. Il. Nickum Indicted.

5. b. NickUm of Logansport the al
legged inventor of a perpetual light,
whose case has been under investiga-
ton for several days, was Saturday in
dicted by the federal grand jury on
five counts.
This puts an end to all speculation
regarding the probable action of the
grand jury in dealing with the eccen-
trio inventor, whose name has become
familiar the world over on account of
his astounding claims in connection
with an illuminant which he asserted
would revOlutiOnlZe all accepted theOr-
les affecting ligst and grsvitation. The
details of Nickum's progress in per-
fecting his alleged invention and the
manner of placing it on the market are
familiar to everybody
He did an extensive mail business for
a period of several months. 1t was
known that he was receiving consider
able sums of money through the sale of
territory, the aggregate amount being
extravagantly estimated at from $685.
600 to $4,000. 1t therefore occasioned
| little surprise when two investors in the
doubtful proposition, became suspicious
and proceeded against Nickum for al
legged fraudulent use of the mails. Now
that the indictment has been returned,
however, it appears that Mr.. Nickum
has no alternative but to produce his
perpetual light and demonstrate before
federal court that he is prepared to
deliver the goods exactly as advertised
The fate of his proposed book on grsv-
itation., etc, is also worthy of passing
thought in view of the serious legal
complications which menace his per
sonal liberty.
If the guilt of Nickum be established
his punishment will be determined un-
der the federal statute providing for a
maximum fine of $500 and eighteen
months Imprisonment for a single
Otfense
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Lapaz Locals.

The Martin Bros. are in Chicago this
week with load of cattle.
The Sultenright school children are
having a siege of whooping cough.
Mr.. Phillips deputy organizer of the
Maccabees is doing work here this
week
Adrian Confer, who left for Dakota
last spring arrived here last Saturday
for the winter.
The club will give social dance here
Saturday evening. 1t promises to be
an enjoyable affair.
Lou Burger, who has been confined
to his bed the past month with typhoid
fever is rapidly recovering.
North precinct in North township
takes the cake. Sixty three ballots
were disqualified.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-25
THAT CHRISTMAS PIANO.
Gold Dollars for Fifty Cents.

Buy it. Buy bradbury. Buy it
direct of the maker. Why not? Pay
what you can cash down and take your
own time, one year or several years to
pay the rest with no security but the
piano itself
You have been thinking about it for
years. You wrong your daughter by
delay. Her time is now. You rob
yourself. Think how much pleasure
the piano would give just now.
About price. Not the retail dealer S
nCr even the wholesale dealers price,
but lower still; the manufactures S
price price. We are the makers.
Factories Brooklyn Greater New
y ork) and Leominster, Mass.
Did you, or your father or your grand.
mother ever sing "Sweet Hour of
Prayer" William B. Bradbury wrote
that and sang it, In 1854 he began to
make the now celebrated Bradbury
pianos. Mr.. Smith became his sole sue
ceSsor.
Mr.. Bradbury's hobby was clear
pure singing tone. It's rare singing
qualities made the Bradbury famous
This was why Mrs. Grant lulled Nellie
to sleep to Bradbury music, and why
Mrs. Grover Cleveland did the same
with little Ruth, and why all presidents
between Grant and Harrison-Hayes,
Garfield, Arthur and Cleveland insist
ed upon having their own Bradbury
pianos placed in the White House. And
why so many of the worlds greatest
singers require Bradbury for concert
work.
To close out several bankrupt retail
dealers stocks of Bradbury pianos
thrown on our hands only partly paid
for, we will sell you one of THESE new
pianos at price below our wholesale
price for we have part of our money al
ready out of them. Or will sell you a
second hand Bradbury from our rent
ing stock lower still.
It's your chance to get gold dollars
for fifty cents.
We will ship piano on approval-to
come back and all expenses Including
freight both ways to be ours, if you
fail to buy after the piano is placed
in your own psrlor.
We need second. hand pianos and or
gsns in our wholesale trade and will al
low liberal prices in exchange.
Your banker will tell you that we
are worth one million dollars. We
guarantee every piano and our guaran-
tee is as good as a government bond.
Write for catalogues and prices quick
to our western wholesale and retail
headquarters in Chicago. Mention
style of case preferred.
f. q. Smith, manufacturer Bradbury
pianos, 225-257 Wabash Ave., Chicago.