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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-10

Every master is more or less of servant to
his "help. IL. A. w. Bulletin.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-10

The first proof Of a mans incapacity for
anything is his endeavor to fix the stigma Of
failure upon others.-Haydon.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-10

Souvenir is the mil len maine of rubbish
-Atchison Globe
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-10

Jamaica, with its ginger, might become de-
sirable territory if this country ever gets
,rramped elsewhere. Philadelphia Times.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-10

great testimony cncusvy that Lydia pinhams
infalbe
irregulariy suppressed excessive painful monthly periods
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-10

We have great deal to be thankful for,
if we could only spare the time.--Town
Tnp;co
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-10

Mrs Pnkham experience in treating female Ills is unpara
Lydia Pinkham
sometime past charge correspondence OF her
treating hundred thousand ang women
during a single year"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-12-10
Revenue.

pnkhas WomansIs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-06
Dogs ARE
appellate Court Says Owners Cannot he ne.
prIyed or Them WIthout Due Process or Law,

pTINtu 7 IHeW Without u FT"CtHH 7 HF1W'
ALBANY, Jan. 5.-Thc Appellate Division Of
the Supreme Court. Third Department, to-day
decided that the act Of tho Legislature of 1895
was not legal which authorized tho Mohawk
and Hudson River Humane Society to tax dogs
in this city and vicinity. and to kill or sell any
and all dogs caught without tho dog.tax tag OH.
Justice Landon wrote the opinion. He held that
tho Legislature has the right to make IL law
compelling the licensing OF dogs. hut in case the
owner OF the dog refuses 10 take out q license
tho question Is. can the dog be sumuiarily killed.
or confscatedi The Judge thinks that tho
out due process of law. Another ground upon
which he thinks the plaintiff can rest his action
is that tho act assumes to vest In the defendant.
a private corporation, the execution of certain
police power OF the Stale. and thus. in effect.
makes the defendant n public officer. A cor
p~oration Is not eligible TO any public Office. for
the reason, IL there were no Others, that It can
not take tho oath OF office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-06
no REGULATE THE PRICE OF Gas.
Three ELLA Introduced In tho seuate-rwo
Apply to This City aud Ono to the state.

Three BlIIa Introduced In tho senate-Two
Apply to This City aud Ono TO the state.
ALBANY Jan. 5.-Bills TO regulate the price
Of gas were introduced in tho Senate to-day as
follows:
BY Senator Featherson Limiting the price of gas
In all the cities of the state 10 81 and providing for Q
gas board in each city Of the state. The officials In a
municipality having charge of pubic lighting con-
tracts are constituted local gas boards 10 superviss
the operations Of local gas companies. examine thriR
meters and books. TO regulate the quality OF the gas.
and. by consent Of local authorities. TO acquire gna
plants by condemnation and operate them az inuni.
cipal plants. n
by senator Guy-Fixing the price OF gas In Greater
New York at Ell to private consumers and as cents 10
the city. The Board of Public improvements In en-
powered TO designate the kind OF meter to DO used
and any device that Will regulate the flow or gas.
by senator Cantor-Fixing the price OF gas In the
loroughs of Manhattan and Bronx nj 81 per thousand
feet and empowering the Commissioner OF Public
Buildings. Lighting. and supplies TO supervise ths
operation of gas companies. investigate their
methods. and inspect meters. He shalt have power
TO issue subpoenas TO summon Witnesses, nd ministey
oaths. and compel tho production Of books aud
papers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-06

tho Health onicer OF the Port of New York AMI four
persons appointed by the Mayor. to hold Office for
four years. One OF the appointtve members IL to be
elected by the members as President of the board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-06
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW oF TEE
AFFAIRS OF THE STATE.

,.,, that Further Expenditures Tor Iu-
..o,,us the Canals shouid First Receive
a.. Peoples acknowledgements n Con-
,,,.,on TO Inquire into the of
cav york, tho Cause OF Its Decline. aua
the Mean, OF ITS Hevivai-Adviee 70 labor
,-r nrn-Tho Adirondack Forest Preserve
-comncads tho Ie1ow civil Service law
r.,ors biennial sessions or the Legislature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-06

Warren and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty.eecond and Broadway.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20
POuR ErRE SOlOAr
QuErNss seNr LES QuALrTRs Ply
slluEs III NHCGSSAlEEs

Wssh,ngton,-I4es instructions
ensoytss par le dspartsment de
Ia guerse aux omsisrs reoruteurs
de l'armss REGULARS sont les sui
vSntss:
Pour linfnnteria ct rsrtillsris,
Ia rserue no deit pas svoar molns
de 8 pisds 1 rouces de hsuteor, ne
pas ps.er moius de 40 l.vrss ct
pss plus de 100 livrss'
Pour Ia csvsler,e, Ii hsuteur, ne
dot pas etre moins ds5 p,eds>*
pouees ct pas plus de 5 pi' de ct
10 pousss, Ia pesa0teur Ne devsnt
pas dspssser los l,vres. O. msxi-
mum d~ la pesanteur est presceit
pour Ia cSvalerie, mals les dsvs-
loppemenss d. ressomao doivent
Atrs sHtlsfaissnts.
Voisi maintenant la table dss
proportions physiques prescrltes
pour la hNuteur, Ia pssanteor ct Ia
davelopneMsnis do Ia poitrlue,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20
L'Au1our

aease Slle 81 regard 81 doux,
p,S aas s>oarsust ua but supreme
Asuae SeuSoays ceNM auS t'sSme,
Asmelle Am ssaouv SsleaS>>
Hrsnas>luS tout soa eeeur ct son
anne
Eesyse de laS tout sauNis
EsSs aWN pense \ saS Jour ct NUT
QuSl s,s eoap IDEAL 50 fssamss
xleawse IN sasaas Veus tspSssen
CssSsvs>se par Ia sNaresss
lNsamel lM rexssse ct lSvsvssss,
lS>ams hui tous ssas WN baSssrs
rsus>aMs>lm toWours SANS trevs,
T>Ws ~ aw, loNrvsSs setSsnssr,
EsMs>uMs>lm ssns Y peNssr,
Sis I>>ur lu6 Tango Ge so0 ssss'
,>SoSs ssu|s lei Tvs pour Tanner:
Gull N&ls que tss easvs0x de-
lbene,
Que le s.Srhsm lie ton hSlsSne
Es que II veix pour le ohsrmsr!
EspAre eo lOl Sename hsnis,
VeN esl,Sr ne sers pSs VAN:
pSrsois, CONNIE un soufsie divin,
L'smo0r snfsnts le gsnie!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20
LETTRFS des ARCHEYSQUES
81 DES EVEQU ES CAThO-
L1QuES des FLATS
UNIS

Wssh;ngton.-Les archeveques
ct evaques de lFg ise csthol'que
aux Etsts- Unis ont dscide de pu-
bier la lettre collective sulvsnte
Qui ets approuvse par le delegue
papal, Mgr Martinelli.
eau clerge ct aux fdAles de rE-
elise ca,hcllque ues Etats- Unis,
sslus ct benedictioR.
Lies evenement qul ont sulsi
l'explosion du nsylre de guerre, le
Msine, ct le sacrifice de 266 sicti-
mes ,innooentes msis marins patri-
otes ues Etats- Unis. ont amene
une guerre 5ntre lEspagne ct no
tre pstrle blen aimee
'Quelle qu'ait ete lopinion IN
dividuelle des Amsricsins anteri-
eurement \ la declaration de guer-
1e, il ne saurals y ayoir mainte-
nant deux opinions quaint au de-
volr de tout amsricsin loyal son
pays. lie chef de la nation sur pa-
Wis des deux chambres du Con-
grss, aprss ayoir consulte s 8 mi
nistres, mais noa avsnt d'avoir
! Ifait tous les efforts possibles pour
ohtenir une solution honorable ct
pacifaue de nos difficulties avec
rEspa que, q fsit un appel aux ar
mes.
"Ls patience cslme, la dignit6
ct Ia fermete du president Nc
Kinl-y, durant ce temps d'epreu-
yes, ce temps critlque qui s'est
ecouls entire la destruction du
Name ct la declaration de guerre,
sont au dessus de tout eloge ct de-
vraient commander radmiration
de tout vrai American.
Nous, les membres, de rEglise
catholique. nous sommes
lde vrais Americains ct,
CONNIE tells, nous sommes ideles q
notre pays ct \ notre drapeau, ct
nous obs ssons aux ordres supre.
tmss, isssuprsme autorlts de Ia
nation.
| "Nous ne sommes pas engages
maintenant dams une guerre de
seote contre secse on d Etat contre
Etat, mais nous sommes unis COM
me un seul homms contre un en-
|nsmi stranger, consre un perssou-
lteur commun. Si d'apres les en-
'seignements de notre sainte Egil.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20
Timbres 0bliteres

L'enfeprlse des 'imbres poste obiite-
res nest pas une afaire DUN certain
temps CONNIE il Y en- 8 qui ie croisnt.
Elle durera aussi longtemps que durers
rEcole Apostolique de Bethleem, en-
Suisse,
Ce don des timbres, remarquez-le bien,
nous aide beaucoup. Nous esperons que
tous nos zelateurs feront conna1tre Get
te enterprise ) tous sutant que possible,
principalement dams les ateliers ct bu-
reaux on tant de ces petits morceau1 de
papiers sont perdus quand lis pourraient
faire tant de bien.
Que les retiss enfants les collectent
etnous 'es envolent i notre bureau des
Etats Unis CONNIE suit:
stamp-Collec'or Calenda, 256 South 4th
St Philadelphia, Pa. R. P. NJ. B.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20
VARIETIES.

Lies Etats-Unis existent CON-
me gouvernement depuis 1O9 ans
-L'Earope paye chalue AIMEE
plus dun mil!isrd de dollars pour
maintenir la paix.
C'ese la trois;4me guerre
etrangere que les E,ats- Unis ont
depuis la declaration dc leur inde-
pendance.
-Depui. le comm msncement du
19eme steele le nombre de person.
mes qui folt usage de la langue
aug aise a sugments de $4,000, 600
d 125, 100000.
'-D'apres des osloules recents
fsit par Ie professeur Many, la ra.
ice nolre comprend un di1ieme de
la population du monds enter, on
environ l25, 100000 danes.
Bin Allemsgne, il a IS person
nes qui cns plus de cent ans; en
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20

M. Pascal Poirier, ssnsteur,
Went de publies sous ce sisrs uE
ouYrage de plus de trois cents ps-
SIS, ouyrsgs d'hisIerien ct de PEN
seur.
La Pere Lsfebvra a eea 81 long
temps ct s, intimsmsns Lis au
mouSemsnt sSadisn que Ia G7ra
de NJ. po:rier IS: vcsi dire toute
una hlstoira d'Aoadia, hlssoira de-
teillas, riche de faits ct fort bien
ecrite, car rsntear est IN lettse
qui Representa- sveo hoanaur la
persea fraucsise dams les Provin-
Ga Maritimes.
Nous surons l'occs.1on de cueil-
'ir dams Gle Pese Lefebvre ct IA
cadie" d'interesssnses choses pour
ncs lecseurs qui seront ainsi q me-
me de juger de PGuyre de NJ. Poi
rier st d'applsudir q la tachs pa
triosi9ue gull Went d'sccompllr.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20

| Augoste; par ntrela philosophie
ct la pensee modernes, la Declara-
tion dss drolts de l'homme, le
movement createur qui s'appelle
la Revolution franca!ss. tout est
chr6tien.
| VOLTA les antitheses erig4es ct
d6veloppees par Emilio CASTELAR,
pour refutsr les theories carlistes
du cardinal Ossoaj ares.
IL ne croft plus la monerohle
don't Ia decomposition fut loeuvre
lnterieure des siecles, ct qul So
presents sous les mons de Renais-
sance, 10 Reforme, d'expulsion
des Stuerts, de pax de Westphs'
lie, de Republiqne am6rlcslne,
dEncyoloped,e d ct de Phl'osophie,
! enfu de CO gull sppelle 'les
grsnas courants PARALLELS d'idaes
uul allerent se jeter dams l'im-
mense OCEAN de Is Revolution
franesise."
LIE cardinal Csscsjsres prsvois
une crsss espsgnois. des dechire-
ments, des smeutes, IN boulever-
sement general, des ruines ct lave
nemens de Don Carlos
Non, repond CASTELAR,, 81 Get ef-
fondrement Sc. produit, 81 nous
psssons par des desast>es, 81 dams
le conhst qul s'engsge reeroa'e-
meut general survient, cs ne sont
pss les Csrlisses aui regsnereront
rEspsgus: resprit national Sc res
ssisisssut sc llvrsut \ des acts de
souvsrsiuets sans appel iustltuers
Ia Rspubllque "qui devrs ayoir un
csractsra coassrvsteur, le respect
profoud de la religion estholiQue.
le souci de l'srmSs ct de Ia msrine,
Ia mission de rspsssir Ia justice.
de tslle sorte qu'eils ne seralt nj
Nh privilege den hsut, nj IN pri-
den bss. msis le droIt, rssprlt, le
bien ct Is vie poar ,ous."
LA PATRIR
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20
TARlF DES ANNONCES
Par Seuame

Par Semame
|Un pouce. 80
Un quart de, co onne. $500
Une deml Cololnne $ A.Uo w
oIe Iss az n,o;s ye
ct Il l'annee4 ,,'::as-
Avis-Cha 4ue insertion 10 cents
Avis de D6ces cents
Avis de Marriages, so cents
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de do
mestiques ou mployes-annonce pou
chambre ou pension-annonces pour OBJ
|jets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux de UN CENTIN par mot.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20


France 213; en- Angleterrs 146; en-
Irlande SIS; en- Ecosse 56; en- Sue
de 10; en Espagns-40l, L'homme
le plus age du monde est un ne
gre R;o.J aneiro qu1 q $50 ans.
Il, vile de Manllle qui 6te
prise psrles forces ameaicaines, a
une population de 100000; ellie est
situee sur la baie squi porte son
nom, 3 la partie oaea5 de Lazon,
une des lies Philippines. La garni-
son etait compose de 10000 SOL
dats espagncls.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20
emilio Castelar, veut une
RepubIique

| Nous vanons de lire dams IL
I"Nouveue Revue In,srnstlonsle'
de Paris ua long ct fort insSrss-
SAINT article de Emilio CASTELAR, sur
les possibilities dune Rspubhaus
en- Espsgns, srhcls que nous
,eroyous dsyoir suslyssr sueeincte
msnt nour linteras de nos lscssurs,
EmilSe Csetslsr est un tlban
eloquent, uu se>ivsia srudlt ct vi
goureNx, un homme IEtst ct c'sst
\ lui Que les dapaehes d'hisr pre-
talent le lsngsss suivaut: "Thiers
3 ssuys Is Fsaucs, je ssuyera'
rEspsgue,"
Or, pour exprimar 81 psnses sur
/ les coassQusncss Oh sbou6rs Ia ST.
tustSon sctuslls, Il ssIsis Is lsttre
pastoral que Went de lancer Mgr
Csscslsres es dams laquells oe prs
lSt ssp,gool voysns Is flu ssns re-
msde de IL monsrchie, prspsre ses
ouSi.lss \ raSsusmsnt de Don
Carlos; ess. d'sprss ea csrdiusl il
ne ssussit ssrs question de rspO-
h'iaue On Espssue psrce que, dit
il, la RspubliQue est essent,elle-
msns snt'-cstholique.
Castelar,, qui Tut repbGcsin Ia
roaohe il y quelques vlngt ans
ct qui est rssts sttschs AUX doorri-
mes lepubliosines, rspond al car
dinal Casoajsres par des fslts, par
dss mons, par de l'h,stoire, par
des arguments irrssistibles. II
commsnee par lui rappaler que Ia
monarchis nest pas un fruit du
christisn'sms, que son dogms ns-
quit DIES vsinous, des serfs. des
prophsses ct des voysnts, qu'elle
est de carsctate pursmens ssistl-
que. que 3, ellie pm So transfnr-
mer an contact do rEgypte ct de
Ia Phenieie, ii lui est impossible
de renisr son origins, d. faire que
sou orsga,sstion propre ct Ia base
fundamentals de SIS Institutions
ne so,ent un rehet des auciennes
eastes ct dee yieux privileges.
CASTELAR, rssume ainsi 50 pensse:
"Lss deux grsudes monarohies
helliuiquss, oelle de Sparte comms
cslle de Mscsdoins, oas toujours
represents ie mems oarsc er> RS,
trogrsde etellea mont lsmais ds-
men,i >resprit de osste ct d, prI-
vilegs qui fut psrtlculier \ l'Asie.
La monarohis sst DONG psienue
en- tout complement pelsnue.
L'empire ct Il ,chrlstisuisms vsou-
re1 { cote \ cote pendent c.na sic
Ecles, en- SO combattsnt It en- 50 re-
niant rsosproQuamsnt pare, que
rEmrirs await IN carsctare sbso-
llu'iat., tsndis que le christians
NE 3, pour csrscseses essenhels,
tous les caractsrss de Ia democrs
tie &c Is Rspublique."
Pa,enne fut In moaarchie hslIe-
nrque de Mhcsdo,ne, ra,snne Ia
mons,chis mercsntile de Phanicis,
paieune Ia mouarchie casarlenne
dc Rome. paienns snfu Ia monar-
chic ae Constantin, mals en- re-
vsnche lev Raputl.ques ita!ieunss
furent csthollques, une partle dee
cantons suissss cont orshoaoxes,
Ia Repubsiaue frauesise est prote-
ges par Lsnn XIII, ct toutes les
rs xubliques cspagnoles de fAme-
elqrs du Sud sout placess sous le
drapeau oathollque.
| Psiens fureut les empereurs
| d'Assyr,e ct de Medic; psiens lea
Pharaons du MI, paiens Lee rois
de Tyr ct de Siaon, paiehs les
conQuersnts Philippe ct Alexsn-
Idle, paiens Jules Cesar ct Octave
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20

SO, l'amour de della patrie Went
imm6dlatement apres Pamour ds
Dieu, il est done de notre deVoir
de travaill@r ct dc prier pour lie
blen spirituel ct temporel d.s bra
YES soldats qui combattent pour
notre pa'rie bien-aimee. Deman-
dons a7ec fol au Dieu des batail-
les de rendre victorieuses leurs
armes ct sur terre ct sur mer, de
fsire cesser une etfusion de sang
qui nest pas nscessaire ct de rsn-
Dire la paix a notre pays ct q notre
peuple bien-aim5.
"a cette fin, nous ordonnons
qu'apres la reception de cette cir
culaire ct jusqu'a la fin de la guer-
re, chaque pretre deyra, g la mes
Sc quotidienne, prier pour le r6ta.
blissement de Ia paix par une glo-
reuse victo,re de notre drapeau
"Nous ordonnons aussl que des
.prleres selent,faites >tous les }ours,
aprss Ia messe, pourle repos des
ames de nos braves soldats ct ma
rims qul tomberont dams la lutte.
Ces prieres se1ont dites \ haute
voix svec le peupls ct consisteront
dams la recitation du ssNotre Pere''
du sJe vous salue Marie" ct du
"De Profontlis."
"Nous suppllons Dleu de vous
bsnlr ct de protsger notre pays
daus cette grsnde crise ct d'accor-
der hientos \ notre peuple 5lctoi-
re, honneur ct psix."
Ceste circuISire sers lue dams
teutes les eghses dimauche.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20
do Ia poitrlne,

III y q 'ongtemps Qu'ons ma
vais entendu ksr!er dun ants.
eh.ist, Cest una profession un
peu olsssee, cemme eelle do mar.
ehaud de robSaets.
Voies peurtant qu'on fsr>eur
veut sessusoiter Ia spteiahte tom.
bee en- oesuetode
C'est dams le Cauosss quill ope-
r., c.lm.M
ut dams 10 ooo'sse, rar Ia meme
occasion.
On assure que le groupe d'i.
les connues sous 10 nom de Phi-
Al,ppines men comrrend pas
moins de dix.neuf cent
~------------~-~---A-------N
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20

L'EcAo donne toutes les nouvel'
|as do Minneapolis,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-20

LesCascarets stlmulent le fole, les ron
gnons ct les intestins, Ne rend jamais
mslade, nj n n'afaibit ct sans douleur. 10c
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-08
A STATEMENT.
From B. A, Stewart Relative to A. F.
 McNeill's Letter.
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.

this day personally appeared undersigned Notary Public, Byron Stewart on oath
 the referred in letter purportng have written by MT A. F. McNei H. A. Mccoy of 29 1898 which referred circular age been circulated Pine Bluff Mr. Mccoy Edgar Brewster life unt this morning 898 Bluff without him purpose making this Brewster either before after the paid money. made macousy false have received oncy from Mr. Brewster any for him. claim of good percentage the County Judge sequatche County Tennessee resides at the town of Dunlap pin said State
 B. H. STEWART Subscribed day of June 1898
 M DANAHER
 Notary Public My Commission expires 1901
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-08
AT THE COUNCIL.
 MEETING
Alderman HIghtower IS Taken Sick-NO Quorum--Adjourn-
 ed. s5

The city council met in regular session last night.
 Hon. D. c. Bell, mayor, present and presiding, and Aldermen Boyee, Fox, Hightower, Meyer and Owen, present, when the following proceedings were had, to- wit:
 Accounts as approved by finance committee allowed and warrants ordered drawn on treasurer for re- spective amounts.
 Water bill not being approved by n majority Of the finance committee, Alderman Meyer moved that $55O be allowed for the month of May Mo- ton seconded by Alderman Boyee. During the discussion on motion, Alderman Hightower was taken sick and was excused from the coun- ell. This leaving no quorum, on motion, the council adjourned.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-08
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE
Of the Christian Church of
 Arkansas in Session Here.

The missionary conference of the Arkansa Christian church, convened this morning at the Christian church, on West Sixth ayenne. at 9:3O o'clock. Rev. F. E. Sapp made very beautiful and impressive ad- dress of welcome. after which he in- troduced the various pastors of the several churches of this city, also the secretary of the Y M. c. A Mir. $. A. Kincaide. The responsei was made by Mir. D. T. Edmonds in 6 very appropriate manner. a The stAte secretary, Mir. F.. C. Browning, of Little Rock, read the annual re- port, and the next on the program was the annual or presidents ad- dress, by Mir. J. l.. Dorsey, of Little Rock. A very r fair attendance marked the morning, services, A fine program will be rendered to- night. The public Is invited.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-08
FORWARDED.
And Havoc Wrought Among the Spaniards
 ---American Troops Landed

CAPE HAYTIEN, June z-The bombardment of Santiago yesterday lasted three hours The Spanish Rena Mercedes was badly damaged the ported killed Lieutenant of Infantry seriously wounded also officers of artillery The bombardment renewed off Aqudore fourteen American ships being gagged landing of Americans reported fifteen miles of Santiago Heavy firing reported there and Spanish forts said be ridded.
 KINGSTON June z-Reports here indicate that the bonn bafdment of Santiago for the purpose covering the landing of troops The Mermac has been removed Only couple of Spanish ships that happened be in range engaged
 Unconfirmed.
 KINGSTON Jamacia, June 7.The report that the Marie Thersa sunk during yesterdays bombadmen Santiago F i}& a5f5
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FREE!
An Excellent Program. and the
 Public Is Invited to Attend.

Tonight at the court house will be rendered one of the best pro- grams ever given by the Pine Bluff Oratorical Association, fine sub lect, Resolved That the legislat- ure should pass law forcing par ents to send their children to school four months of each year. On the affirmative are Messrs. Blackwell, Holdiness and Van Valkeaburg, while Messrs. Malachowsky, Levine and Smith will represent the nega- tive. MT. H. z. Morgan will rem der patriotic Reclamation.
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, the Democratlc Yotefs ot Jenerso

county:
 In the Democratic convention Saturday I opposed new primary because I believed that l was hon estly nominated and was the legal nominee of the last Democratic primaries for Sheriff, but l grace fully bow to the wishes of the peo- pie as expressed by their delegates in convention assembled, and ac- cept the issue with an abiding faith in the honest Democratic heart of the county, which wants to see fair play and justice done to all. l thank the people for their support in the last primary and earnestly soilcit the same in the new primary to be held June 1G. The short time intervening ana my personal af- fairs will not pefnits q canvass sof the county before said primary is held, but trust my friends will be on the alert and turn out at the polls and Ste that Justice is done me. Your obedient servant,
 ss3A8 h3B3l EDGAR BREWSTER z
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JEFFERSON COUNTY REPUBLICANS

The following has been issued un- der date of the 4th. inst: Notice is hereby given that the Republican county central committee of Jeffer- son county, Arkansas, is called to meet in Pine Bluff OH Saturday, June H. 1898. at F o'clock sharp, at Hayis Hall, for the purpose of eall- ing a county convention, and for such3fether purposes as may prop .erly leome before said committee. tSigned.) "J. W SANDER, Sec.
 HERD HAvIs. Chairman"
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.II8l A FIGHT IN CAME.
An Unfortunate Difficulty in the 1st Arkan |a 467sgaI 9d sast Regiment.

2H CHICKAMAUGA, June z.An unfortunate difficulty oc cured yesterday between William Chume private of Company Capt Jerry South Second Arkansas George Watts off the company It that CImley complained of the bis he recevd and he and Watts quaeed Each seized piece struck the other simultaneously Watts square head and his cu badly actured and
 expected that he will die Chume received blow the side of which stunned inflicted serious injury Chuney is
 under 2 uard and Watts is in the hospital
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Dr. Archibald Mclean, a promi- nent Christian minister of Cincinnati. arrived this afternoon and will preach at the Christian church to- night.
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Miss Lena Mnrdaugh. of William ette is the guest Of Mrs. c. R. Fitz- hugh. 1# a7s