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The sun., 1898-02-19
Grain Movement.

l. Receipts at Philldelphia:-Whcat, r..
54S; Corn, lT,244, Oats, 5000. Halti-
morc:-Wheat, $500, Corn, SG.45S,
Oats, 1928. Shipments from Philadel.
phia:--- Wheat, >, 1872, Corn, 1iS, 500, Oats,
$4,000. Baltimore: - Wheat, oGOSo.
Corn, lO3, IA.
Butter and Eggs.
The following are the official whole.
salc prices recorded today at the Phila.
de!phia Butter and Egg Board
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Oennv Cuha.

Reports from Washington and actual movements of ships and troops give fresh encouragement to the hope of an early invasion of Cuba.
 Irritation will continue to vex the nation until it hears of the landing of troops on tbe island. The public mind admits that there may be good reasons for previous delay, but Dewey's rapid success has kindtea a belief that bold action would oe as productive Of results in Cuba.
 Spanish threats of practical war fare oa=American commerce should quickly determine the course of#tbe authorities at Washington.
 An army of invasion with the seasoned iasurgent forces for the occupation of Havana, which seems to be Btauco's sole base of supplies, doubtless could succeed without the destruction of life and property which a naval bombardment would cause. However, that is a question which could be easily determined by reeonnoitering on the part of the land forces. If it were found i'm practical, Sampson's guns could be employed to reduce the Notifications of the sea front, while the combined army was overcoming Blanco ca the land side of the city.
 This done, the national purpose will be attained so far as the bauish- ment Of Spain from the Western Hemisphere as a governing force is concerned The rest of the work is mere detail. Dewey has shown the splendid efficiency of our navy. fhe Cape Verde fleet, if it has dared te cross the ocean, can be swepf from =tbe Atlantic as com pIeteIf as tbe Asjatie squadron was ssnk ia Manila Bay. Then the de struetion of the Maine and the assassination ot266 sleeping Ameri- can seame6 ee avenged, G0oa Libre an accomplished fact every pledge of the United States keptjn glorious faith, and the new worlds peace re stored.-Hpallic
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Consumption Cured.
BROUGHT BACK FROM THE GRAVE

BROUGHT LACK FROM THE CRAVE.
 Last November MT. Joseph James, painter, of 325 W. Pearl St., Indianapo- lis, Ind, was at deaths door with quick consumption. Wasted to skeleton; his lungs a mass of alteration; his death was hourly awaited by his doctor and family. He was kept in a constant stupor with opium. A friend, thinking to relieve his terrible cough, gave him a bottle of Brazilian Balm. Seeing its wonderful effect, the doctor advised its continued use. BIr. James soon after dismissed his doctor, and depended on the Balm alone. His recovery was rapid and complete, and in February he returned to work. His lungs are sound, and his weight greater than at any time in his lie. His recovery is regarded as almost q miracle
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Now is the time to buy your Gaso- line stoves, as the warm season is just coming on. Do you know by actual test it has been found that four gallons of gasoline is equal to 1000 feet of coal gas fire for cooking purposes2 Four gallons of gasoline will cost 60c, and would ask you. please compare this with the price of gas for cooking purposes. and see what the saving will am ennf to during the ycar.
 t( WATERS .'IERCG OII. Co
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The Globe is the place; they dispose of lots
 of goods; And they receive stocks of it every day. And as soon as it reaches the house it passes
 away. Why Is f'? The only reason lean give, Their motto is live and let live. By close buying, we sell cheap. There is no denying the advantage you reap. We received this day cases of merchandise Which we intend to hand out at our lowest
 possible price. They are shades. .of the latest eolors and style Not one of it bad looking you will find in the
 entire pile, We have also some of the loyeliest articles
 in the millinery line.
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COMMA BACILLUS.

In consumption beware of cough mix lures and prescriptions that contain opium. Opium paralizes the nerves, and gives the comma bacillus good chance to destroy the lungs It is always fatal. Brazilian Balm does not contain a trace of any opiate, but stimu- 1ates the nerves with new life and power, destroys the microbe, and restores ali that is left of the diseased lungs to a sound and healthy state which no other remedy has ever been known to accom- plish.
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The soldiers are on the way, But before you leave for the field of battle See first what the Wolf has got to say, Our Wolf though is peaceably inclined, Fighting is not to his mind. Contrary to his name you willfnd him tame He is only fighting for the currency of Uncle
 Sam, How to save money, how to economize, Where to find the cheapest place to buy, From the merchant who buys large quanti-
 ties. Where is such place2 This puzzle ! like to
 probe, 1 can advise you, by going to The Globe.
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SATURDAY election will be under the law leagaHzing primary eLee- tions. In this primary the election laws are in fgI force and effect, and those who would corrupt the ballot would do well to bear this iu mind
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WAR IS DECLARED.

You find the best selection if you come in
 time, We also make dresses, skirts and waists; we
 have the latest fashion plate And our millinery we guarantee is up to
 date. Our saIesmen are courteous and polite, They will assist you in your selection with
 the greatest delight To the merchants around the country we will
 make the lowest rate, Besides your advantage is in not having to
 pay the freight. We also do not charge you for boxes, they are free; This also is a benefit you cannot but agree.
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CLOSING EXERCISES
Of the Richard Allen Institute Last
 Night.

Richard Allen Institute, well known as Johnston's school, held the closing exercises last night at St. Johns A. Nj. Cburch-the most commodious structure for colored people in the city. The night was dark and the rain came down in tor ents, yet the house was packed from front 10 rear and standing room was at a premium. Those who faced the storm felt amply rewarded. The exercises were very good from start to finish, every thing, and the class sustained the reputation of this famous school and added few laurels to its crown. Space will scarce permit to give deserved special mention to Miss Eliza Wall, Will Jones and Miss Hattie Young, who compose the class of '98.
 The instrumental music took the house by storm, as did the singing of Lewis Johnston IT., but the climax of song was Miss Hattie Young-she was called a second time.
 Every lip has word of praise for the school, the class, the music and especially the rare singing.
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HE death of Senator Walthall leaves vacancy ia the United States Senate to be filed by ap- pointment of Gov. NeLaurln, of Mississippi The New Orleans St5tes suggests the name of Judge Van Eaton, and says
 If the Governor of Mississippi is looking fos worthy man to ill the large place lately occupied by Wal that, if he seeks man learned io the law, full of the erudjtien Of American history and politics, a5Ie, honest, devoted and fearless, he will find in tbis superb Democrat and citizen of his State the very sort of a man he is seeking
 We apologize to our Mississippi friends for dipping into their affairs; but Judge Van Eaton seems to us so superlatively fitted for tue Amer ican Senate, even in its better days, that we caneot resist the temptation to Zip iu
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Saved A Rov,s Life.

Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, of Milford, Del, says: Brazilian Balm saved my boys life. He began just like the one we lost with croup. We gave him few doses. He quickly dropped to sleep, and was all right in the morning"
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Ir win not require the report of rd=of iaqoitg to determine whether the Spanish feet off Manila was blown up by internal or eX- teenal causes Commodore Dewey did it and We don careif thew0r.d knows it.
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We are exclusive agents h this territory for REEDS ODORLESS HETEROGENEOUS and cordially invite you to inspe ct tbe same at our store. Why buy any other when you can get the "ODORLESS" Gree from offensive and nauseating gases1 for about the same price?
 Call and examine the Odorless before you buy.
 W. s. Beard Furniture Co.,, 2l1 Main Street.
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LOOK out for false reports, extras and circulars tomorrow. Tricks resorted to on the day of the elec- loH should not be e0antenaneed.
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Now the Arkansas river is get tjng on the rampage and threaten ing death aod destruction.
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HE campaign lar may endeavor 50 get in his work tomorrow, but lhe people no longer pay any atten- tioa to him.
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DEWEY is a daisy when it comes to fighting, but it=takes him long dime to tell Us how he did it,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-05-07

Annual meeting B. P, o. Elks, New Orleans, La, May 10 to l3, 1898. For the above occasion the Iron Mountain Ky. will sell tickets to New Orleans and return at one fare S13.25. Dates of sale May !, $ and g. final return limit fifteen days from dare of sale. Fl. B. MZELL.
 Agent
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LET every Democrat turn out and vote in the primaries Saturday.
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TuIs is hard va arr on the solder boys in camp at Little Rock.
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WINTER agatu ae,tes in the lap 0I Spring
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CoNW

Is the time when you should take Spring Medicine to purify your blood, give you good appetite, sound sleep, steady nerves and perfect digestion. That scrofulous taint, that skin trou-
 ble, that liver diff
 E fculty that bilious aA G tendency, that
 tired feeling, are sll cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Give this medicine fair trial and you will realize its positive merit. It i3 not what we say, but what the people who are cured say, which proves that
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-05-07
PINE BLUFF, ARK, MAY, T. 1898
AS TO CIRCULATION

The Daily GRAPHIC has nearly double the circulation of any other Pine BluH daily newspaper, and the Daily and semi-Weekly GRAPHIC have Il combined circulation larger than chat Of any other Pine Bma daily or weekly newspaper. Advertisements accept ed on this guanntee.
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Ing primaries Saturday

Go t) the pots and vote tonor- row
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
wAo II 20 Blaney
Clvuxiau

The SEATTLE papers are very much ex-
ercsSed because the bIl for the establish
ment OF q United States assay Office IN
the Queen City languishee ii coumittea.
Thers Is need OF tins institution sought.
and the state Of Washington would be
proud to see fayoya5Is action taken upon
the measure for tts establishment now
pending In the lower house OF congress
But gaeh acton has not been taken and
though more important matters row en-
gage q large share Of the attention OF
congress this may not be attributed as tho
sole reason for the delay complained OF
The papers representing the Seattle con-
stiiuency and consequently the one most
affected by the snacston Of congress uysoc
the matter lay the blame up0n Speaker
Reed. /. Is probable that the SPEAKER Of
the house may not b exe-ting himself 10
secure ezriy and favorable action upon
the measure. IL he were he might be able
to put II Through.
But 1t has not occurred to the critics
OK Speaker Reed that one OF our own
c.tizeEs-a man whom they seem anxious
I'd hon1T-may have something TO do with
the delay complained Off
May not Jay Hamilton Lewis have some
thing 10 do with IL? Does he owe no al
legsancs To the constituents who placed
him Ia position where his characterize
zion Of the educated scldiery OF this coun-
try az military saf-aps and tasseled
society sapheadS' would attract she at
tsniion OF notoristy II not fame?
An examination Of the Congressional
Record win disclose the fact tina. Jay
Hamilton Lewis, In season and on. OF
season. never falls TO WHY, traduce. ma
Ign and Msreprssent the dominant party
IN the house. His spleen Is ever directed
toward the men in congress who have /:
In their power 10 cali up and pass AZ
a ffxxS< H.
the Seattle contingency OF Lewis.
OF course those men ought to turn the
ether cheek ard let the Seattle gentleman
sr1.te that also They ought TO be gov
,erned by the merits Of the measure re-
gardless OF the iusolence, untruthfuiness
and malsguancy OF the Seattle popinjay.
Experience II life. however. teaches US
that there "a great deal OK human nature
IN mankind. big and little. great and
small, In the service OF the state and
that OK the church. and that the turning
OF tbs other cheek Is far more rare in
practice than IN precept- It Is not part
OF the natural man.
IL the Seattle people will muzz,e jay
Hamilton Lewis the friends OF the measure
for establishing an assay Office may
get the bill up and pass Il. thereby rem
dering . great service TO the Queen City
and TO the whole state OF Washington
But IL they prefer to permit the gentle
man OF the auburn wliskers 20 go on with
the vind.ctiveness which fo,sss him mo-
toricuEy before tae public eye, which
notoriety he and his admirers mistake for
fame, then they should be satisfied with
the fruits OF his efforts. II that be the
service he was elected 10 render to his
constituents, then he IL doing his duty ana
we have no reason 10 complain. But II
his mission be 70 serve the state. and thus
earn his salary. he should be called upon
10 pursue such course as would render
effective that kind OF service.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16

The departure Of the founder u Tolt. In
this state, 20 engage In business II Oregon
marks another step toward abandonment
Of the hop industry In this state or It's re-
v.vai on new lines. He was one OF the
largest hop growers In the state and has
sesn them sell at Is cents. He went un-
der in the general decline OF prices, to-
gether with the Snoqualmle ranch. the
largest IN the world, Ezra Meeksr and
others Although the quality grown here
Ii excellent. for rome reason the demand
has fallen OF. and IL Is the only product
which has rot shown a most decided ad-
yagce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16

The time win never come In the his
tory OF the American nation when we
shall hall with delight the transforna-
ton Of the tender sex from Florence
EightIngaies to Amazonians- woman's
place In war, by common consent. and
by her own innate modesty and helpful
ness. lis not on the Geld OF battle, but In
the hospital. where her blessings de-
scend upon the sick or the wounded
like heavenly benisons. Her part, no
lsss importan. than that OF the warrior.
II that Of the ministering angel. 10 bind
up the wounds. to assuage the suffer
ing snd 10 smooth the soldiers path
way, should he be elected 10 make the
journey to the grave. The pomp and
glory Of war. the fierce charge on the
rine-piis or the battery. where death
heckons with eager hand. Is for the
sterner sex to essay. woman's part Ia
20 hope. watch and pray-to encourage
the soldier I'm the uplifting OK the dag
Of his country.
How well woman has performed her
part in national crises Of the past Is a
part of.our common heritage. The story
is written Ia the annals of cur country.
and In the hearts OF surviving soldiers
who fought on either side from 1851 TO
1866. In those days nearly every I'M
portant city In the East and the South.
not far removed from the theater OF ac-
ton. contained from one to half a dozen
hospitals. Whose hand was the soft
est whose voice the sweetest whose
solicitude the greatest? and whose
vigiis the most faithful? The minister
Ing angel was woman, who cheered and
comforted even when hope had we'll
nigh ied. To paraphrase the old. sweet
poem. II Is only necessary TO add that In
the hospitals throughout the land
There vas wealth OF woman's nursing.
There was wealth OF womaa's tears"
woman's attitude today, whether she
be wife. mother. sister or sweetheart. Is
similar TO that OF the women who have
been prominent or retired. though not
less active, in the past. The same
patriotism. the same spirit that caused
the mstrun 10 offer up her Jewels as
an obla;ion to the god OF war, lie eyineed
on every side. In public or I'm the sancsity
Of home. where many OF the Jewels
cluster around the hearthstone, as we,
removed from wars sad aiarums.'
only watching and waiting for the ma
tion's second cali 10 arms.
Primarily fer peace, with all the Joys
and comforts that SO richly cluster
around the peace she hallews, yet when
necessity has arisen and the nations
integrity has been assailed. no stronger
advocate OF war in defense OF our In
ssi;gsions exists. She becomes the very
rersonificatscn OF the terrible earnest
ness os war. In her advocacy Of II, In
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16

- suupugx ~ m nseonuxse necensY
to ineuro sueoess. and - Tie eneFU
- iavSnhes in her espec1aI sphef<-
Whether IN the kesp5tAa beading over
szaering hunanafy, c. II home uoskinx
In The interest o. the soldiers % The
natson, or It sewing circles fzshSoning
garments q confors for -other pecpss's
h0ys.~ the kstsest type Of patrsosim
snsp6rss her every movement. and while
nsen may hesitate arid do1ht and fear.
wonan, gentse wousn. renatas - axed
In her faith in the 5zstness of the cause
she esrsousea, and "a Is ultimate suc-
cess. ~ the north star - dxed In -
proper sphere In the blue vaults ADORE
Were she less patrszfsc. were she .
doubfsng. hesitstsng creature. beth hug
hand and son would strongly rartake
u her characteristics. and there would
be lack Ct the impulse that Lads up 70
enthussasm and 70 final succeax
Threatened By the dreaded Spanish
Armada that was to sweep England
from the seas and upset the religious
convictions OF the English people On
the tight little ISLE" what more than
any other cause inspired that nation
with high courage and daring resolve?
Elizabeth. the great queen az Britain.
amid the hours Of doubt and distrust,
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Pose, and she Il was who filed the
horizon with hope and faith. even when
her ccunseiors were In doubt and dir
may. Amid the camps Of her subjects.
night and day. the queen strcve to In
fuse lofty sense Of patriotism and seif-
reliance among her people, and while
others doubted the result Of the coming
great naval battle. Queen Elizabeth
never faitsred. for she believed I'm
piicitiy that the god Of battles would
give victory TO her arms: and he did.
for never before or since In the history
Of naval warfare has there been re-
corded . more overwhelming victory
than that achieved By the British ships
The action. whsse success secured TO
England religious liberty. has been inn
mortaiized by poet, painter and his
torian.
But man prefers. In times Of carnage
and strife. TO admire woman as an OBJ
5ect CT tenderness, the heIpuate. the
ministsring angel. when the black wing
of.death fntters over the household. and
would prefer himself to sustain the
wounds and bruises Of war than to per.
NIT her to share them with him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16
SCOOP or THE SPRING POET

Up. Pegasus Up, Pegasus,
It's sprlng and we must spring H.
And scoop the weather and the bards
Who into verse would sling IL.
&c. Up ard dust. for you must trot
Full fourteen laps az sonret
And many a kite-shaped roundeiay
Mast have your hoof marks on Is
It's true frosty. icy blast
We meet wlere'er we turn us.
But we can catch the proper gov
By gazing in the furnace.
Where birds would fit about the weld
The sciclss are ciingirg
Bat there are pet canary birds
To glad us with their singing.
or flowers in field ani woodland now
There's rot the slightest rusnor.
Bat IN the fcrisrs snap faey blccgu
Al fifty eessss 4 hioomer.
TIE naossy hanks are banked with SNOW.
Their ancient yer6n-s willing
BIZ: there are hunks wiki long green hills
That We may ctiis By Hitting.
So up. my nirhsa Pegasus.
Get up and hump and show ZEN
How we c1n scoop ali Others with
4 sprsngy. spsirS-sprung poem.
s@-hseAEa Naxa<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16


Some critics are condemning Chamber
lain for frankly explaining the situation
as being too rough method to use in
dealing with delicate topics. while others
commend him for taking tins people Into
his confidence. We believe ha was right.
1t Ia sometimes necessary to conceal mat
tiers from the public, because that - the
only means By which tlaey can be kept
from the enemy. but as general rule 1t
IL safe to trust the people. The better
they understand the position OF the gov
eminent the more cordially VIII they
stand By II. even II It makes mistake.
1t has come to this with Americans that
an emergency has arisen and they are
with the goYernment-right or wrong.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-16

Seattle. Mar Is fss9
70 the Editor. Your recent editorial Nag-
gesssng the temporary szscerstca Of TIE
law for annual assesEusert york ca miE~
Tag claims By congress . pertinent and
fsnesy. I have talked With many oE os-
citizens who have mining claims upon
which they have done much development
work and which represents al they hare
20 show for years cf pAtsecf. lahozsous and
expenxfTe prozpectsEg, and whsch they
ara now liable 20 lose. owing 20 war. the
Increased coss Of provisions and the sud
den and unexpected Cgatening Of monS..
X has been suggested that In. suspenaton
b limited 90 those claims bad by men
who ~nl.st fer the var. That would msks
Il stGi harder foT the aged and weather.
beaten pfugpector. and those who hare
the way Of frau6a 5erhaps- The rush 70
capital for this ysax from the mines Of
this and other states. ard - thouzz.sds Of
men have gone north. iahcr viii be high
ana perhaps scarce. and IL viii be inn
pozssbse for many 70 DO the annual ASSESS
mens this year. leaving the results of
years Of toll TO Be jumped by apufIe1s ad-
ysnt1rerE- Mining men throughout tho
NORTHWEST should &c. promptly and eney-
gessc1sly through commercial organfxa-
Tons, By rnsettngs. petissOnSznd BY writ
Ing direct TO their Representatives IN con-
gresa Our oxn Chamber OF Commerce
could do our people q good act By giving
their attention 20 the matter soon Lex the
suggestion mads by you be carried into
practical effect CITIZEN.