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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-24
GUY BEAUMAN
RETURNS TO PINE BLUFF AND
 RESUMES BUSINESS.
Says the Story That He Was Put in Jail in Default of Bail Is
 Untrue.

MT. Guy Beauman has returned to Pine Bluff, arriving here at o'clock this morning. He is still game as ever in his fight with Sheriff Manion and others of Mt. Vernon, III. He says that the troubles in which he has been involved at Mt Vernon are noth- ing more nor less than persecution in ambitious man catcher, the county superintendent of schools, and few
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-24
FINAL ESTIMATES
BEING MADE FOR THE STREET
 RAILWAY.
Meeting Yesterday to Arrange for Beginning Work at an Early
 Date.

The directors of the Citizens Light and Transit company held meeting Tuesday afternoon and transacted much business of importance pertain ing to arranging matters for the be- ginning of actual work on the street railway and light plant. The consult ing engineer was present at the meet ing. He is making final estimates to- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-24
ONE YEAR FOR HANDY QUARLES ANOTHER NEGRO, FOR
 GRAND LARCENY.
Members of Two of Pine Bluffs Fash. ionable Clubs Summoned Before
 the Grand Jury.
IT HAS THE CLUBS GUESSING

Lucius Armstrong, the negro forger who was arrested by the police in this city few weeks ago while in the act of cashing forged order at the Mann Tankersley Drug company's store, pleaded guilty in the Jefferson circuit court in this city this morning to two charges of forgery and was given two years in each case-four years in all
 Armstrong worked his scheme, rather successfully up to the time of his arrest, having previously cashed forged orders at Fred Senyards sa- loon and the store of the Gillespie & Brother Grocery company. When taken in by the police and searched several other forged orders were found in his pocket, among the num- Der being one on R. S. Thompson & Son.
 Handy Quarles, the negro tried in the circuit court Tuesday on charge Of grand larceny, was found guilty by the jury and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Quarles stole some cotton seed valued at s12.50 from the plantation of Mir Charles Moore at Fairfield. There were two cases against him. but the other is practic- ally dismissed.
 From what Graphic representa-. tive can learn the grand jury is in- vestlgating into matters that will re- suit in some sensational develop ments. A large number of members or the Valhalla and Bluff City clubs have been summoned to appear before that body, but just what is to be in qulred into by the jury cannot be learned. Some interesting reports will doubtless be submitted by the Jurors when their present session is adjourned
 The case against Ben Williams, col. ofed, charged with selling mortgaged property, was to have been tried in the circuit court today, but when it was called up Prosecuting Attorney Sorrells announced that the case had been nolle pressed. It was neve, thought that conviction would re suit from trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-24

County Judge Smith c. Martin will be taken to Hot Springs Thurs day morning to recuperate He will be accompanied by his wife, Rev. w D. Buckner and Night Chief Alex Peterson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-24

Prescription work is our speciality Everything delivered promptly until 10 o'clock at night Open every night till F o'clock. If prescriptions are delivered after 10 o'clock, 1Oc messenger fee extra Walker Drug Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-24
The regular meeting of the On

The regular meeting of the Cur rent Topic club. which was to be held Thursday afternoon at the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs. S NJ Taylor, has been postponed until Saturday afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-04-24
-The ElkS met last night and q

The Elks met last night and after initiating candidates discussed the opera house matter The committee asked for further time to report Eight applications were received at this meeting.
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FOR SALE.

We have for sale three
carloads Of Delaine Merino
Rams Of the best quality.
Also French and Franco
Spanish eross-bred rams.
shropshires, Hampshire
and CoaBolds. Can fur
nish thoroughbred bulls OF
the best strains of breeding
at low rates.
Write for further partic-
ulars to J. H. kirkpatrick,
Utica, Ohio, or kirkpatrick
Whitaker Stockton, Cal.
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DEtKTH OF


Il seems, if the
esasta 2 rising generation
had us way. about
al the boys would
be lawyers, doctors. dentists ard
clerks. and all The girls teachers.
stenographers and typewriiers- Il
Is really refreshing 10 run across :
boy who is willing TO TACKLE 4 me-
chanical trade or some useful EN-
ployment requiring mannll l2bor,
and il Is certainly pleasing 70 meet a
girl sho Is All n an hopes = Is
such 4 mans sis1 L ;h=e issine
progress in the direction th= sae
now taking for a fez years lorse.
We viii have TO import q m
chanics from aor8sd. L Is not ~
pleasant to contemplate such r.
suit.
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To VISIT = P1-
CHIC gOAsI.

President Nc
TO ..s.r Ias ri- Kinley and
parry vii az
rye at San
Francisco on NY III and remain
IN and around the city SIX days. Thz
Presidential train VII consist Of dse
magnihcently furnished cars. ore 0;
which viii be fitted up as an Office,
equipped xiih desks. etc. 50 thai
messages may Be received AMI s7ai
from any station A. which the nan
MAJ stop. In this say the Paesi-
dent xiil be constantly advised from
Washington OF a. pubic matters re
quirinz bis attention. These cars
will be used for ihe hrs, time WheG
lhs President. his Clbinei, a s,af Of
executive clerks and a ;ew invited
friends leave for California
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT

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Notice Of Forfeiture.

To Jess & zGafFg and e. 4. TIE:
You are -ereaF ne-ifH4 that r. T.. lee. youF
co-eEner IN these certain mineral claims.
kr1Ea IS ~ Royal and Phoenix. situated
in lander county. Battle Mountain Mining
formed h assessment work as required b
las for the year 1870. and you are hereby
required within ninety days from date here
of to pay your proportion otthe expenditure
uPsr ss5f claims, together aiIh cost OF this
notice
signed, T. r. LIE.
Battle Mountain. Sey. January 81, 1901.
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NOTICE To WHOM Ut uaY CONCERN

We, having purchased the Nc
Beth band Of horses, branded thus
do hereby authorize all parties
having in their possession or
claiming any ofsaid horsesto bring
them to the undersigned and prove
title TO the same and also have
them vented.
Blossom & Blossom,
Battle Mountain n
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For burns aud nraisas Ir.O = chl=f:
From every spr..a Il aakes sh- pan.
To muscles s5re i. brings r~eiiei;
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The six-oun,e Da.tie II Tnb al zoe.
Is tbs popular <szs Q. he b4st iiaimsat.
No remedy Is more often needed-
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mine o. Vein. azriag gold slge- and esp
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situated il Battle Mountain Mining District
County 81 LaHdef zna safe 81 Nevada and
designated - tas aeld-n0ie and asse4si plat
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Number 1.3s IN TaH nshlp 3 North Range d
Esst 81 A0sIuf niaala Meridian said Let 70.
L.-aL n.-n- u go.
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Notice Of Forfeiture.

TO A. r. HOLcOMB, THOMAS
C. STEPHENS. c EDWARD
SAYRE AND HARRY L. MUMs.
You are hereby notified that the IN
d~ersigned, your co-osner in ,hese Ger.
tain mineral claims kBosn as the
Copper Nut" Copper Reef, y
"Goodaneaugh. "contzct," "Check-
mate. .'Anex, aud Golden CroSn. y
situated in Battle Mountain Mining
District, Lander county, State Of Ne
vada, has performed the assessmeu.
work as required by law for the year
1900 And if within ninety days after
this notice hy publication you fail or
refuse To contribute your proportion
OF the expenditure upon said claims
for assessment Eork, you interests in
said claims aill become the property
OF the undersigned. under the pro
visions II Section 232a, Revised Stat
nies Of the United States.
III. }. MURPHY.
Battle Mountain, New, Jan. NJ. 1901.
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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1901-12-05
TREASURES OF MARCIANA.
The sansovino Palace to BE Their Rest
Ing Place.

Lovers of Venice will remember,
some time ago. a cry in the press, par
ticularly in England, about the Doges
palace going more or less to ruin, and
that the great Marciana library, houses
In It, was much too heavy to be safe
1t Is not my intention here to reopen
the question, which was never really
cleared up, but to chronicle that at
last the library is about to be removed
to its rightful resting place, the San
sovino palace, erected on purpose to
hold 10 In 1912 it was removed from
there to the Doges palace by decree
OF Napoleon, but has always seemed
out OF its element as 1t were, the
rooms not being adapted for such a
purpose. The collection is one of the
most precious OF rich Italy, there be-
Ing 30O,000 volumes, 100000 pamphlets
and 1900 manuscripts, most of them
OF inestimable value. Tradition states
that the nucleus of the library of St
Marks was a present made by Pet
rarch Of some Of his own works to the
city; but history has 1t that the be-
ginning was when Cardinal Bessarione
turned over his collection, nearly 500
volumes, to Venice, In 1863, the latest
additions being from suppressed mon
asteries in the provinces. Among the
most ancient MSS. are the Greek
"Evangelii" Of the eighth century, and
an Old Testament OF the ninth. Per-
haps more interesting are the secular
MSS. Of the thirteenth and later cen
turtles, illustrated by odd little figures
or horsernen and saints. There is a
"Divina Commedia," with grotesque
figures, Of the first half of the four
teenth century. There is a notable
code OF Hamed, of the thirteenth cen
fury. with Turks depicted In full cos
tune, and a fragment OF Persian
poem Of the fifteenth century. The
autographs are precious to a degree.
There Is one Of Cardinal Bessarione,
the Dialogues" Of Tasso, writings OF
Calico, earpi and. more recent, OF
Goldoni. to mention only one or two.
OF booI5, snios choo-. 70 men
rion? "Epistles" of Cicero, printed In
1869; Poems. Songs and Triumphs" OF
Petrarch, dated 1910; the first sample
Of printing Of Nicola Janson, and 30
on Space forbids me to mention more,
but I have given an idea of what
treasures the library contains.-Roman
correspondence OF the Pail Mall Ga
yatfa
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progress 1t seems that the mayor asked
the chief why he did not carry out
the law, whereupon Mr.. Powell retort-
ed: How can l carry out the law
when you are breaking it every day."
In reply the mayor called the chief a
liar. AS revenge the chief caused the
mayors arrest for transgressing the
dead letter law. Section II of the
Ontario license act says:
"If a member Of any municipal
council is convicted Of having know
ingly committed any orrense under this
act. he shall, in addition to any other
penalty to which he may be liable
under this act, thereby forfeit and va
cate his seat and shall be ineligible
to or to sit or vote in any municipal
council for two years thereafter; and
IL such person, after the forfeiture
aforesaid, sits or votes at any munich
pal council he shall incur a penalty
Of $40 for every day he so sits or
votes" Public sympathy goes so far
that it is likely a numerously signed
petition will be sent to the lieutenant
governor of Ontario, in council, asking
for free pardon for the mayor.
Should this come before the last Mon
day in November Mr. Morris would be
eligible to run for the mayoralty in
January, but 1t is extremely doubtful
whether the disqualification will be
lifted in time
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A Clergyman's Discovery.

Fredericksburg, Ind, Dec. 2.-Ac-
cording to the positive declaration Of
Rev. e. p. Stevens Of this place. that
gentleman has found a remedy for all
diseases Of the kidneys and urinary
organs. For years he suffered severely
with these complaints, incontinence Of
the urine, making life burden to him,
but he never ceased experimenting In
the hope that some day he would dis
cover remedy. After many failures
he has at last succeeded and is today
perfectly cured and well man, and
explains that his recovery is due to the
use of Dodd's Kidney Pills. This rem
edy has been successfully applied to
many cases of Lame Back, Rheuma-
tism, Bright's Disease. Diabetes and
other Kidney Diseases and there seems
TO be no case OF the kind that Dodd's
Kidney Pills will not cure. This is the
only remedy that has ever cured
Brights Disease
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Anti-Smokinp Societv

With the inspiring title of the Red
Brotherhood, league has been found
ed to band together boys who are open
to promise that they will not COM
mence smoking until they are at least
sixteen years of age. There can be no
question as to the harm inflicted upon
tn rising generation by indulgence in
the smoking habit. Taking its title
from the watchwords, Real Example
and Determined, the Red Brotherhood
has been formed that boys themselves
may meet the evil without calling in
the assistance OF state legislation, as
has been found necessary in other
countries. The organization aims at
extreme simplicity in It's working, and
boys Of every class and creed are in
vited to become members There are
no fees, and there will be no public
appeal for money. To join the Red
Brothers boys must visit or write to
the warden of the society, St Hughs
Penzance, simply making the promise:
II will not smoke until am sixteen
years old" A badge and additional
information will then be supplied
London Express.
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MAYOR OF OTTAWA oUSTED.

No incident for many years has ere
ated such excitement throughout the
Dominion of Canada as the disqualifi-
cation from office for two years of
w. d. Morris, mayor of Ottawa, for the
comparatively trivial offense of pur-
chasing a glass Of liquor after the legal
hour of closing. The law was con-
sidered a dead letter and is openly
violated by all ranks and conditions
Of society. There have been many
feuds between the mayor and Chief Of
Police w. f. Powell over police APP
pointments, which resulted in an in
vestigation by the police commission
ers. While the investigation was in