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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
| 0F A PARDON
to Commit a
h. is the Serious
| Charge
|H4s BEEN BROUGHT
l4,r THE GOVERNOR
| Of ARKANSAS.
lave pardoned One Man
!, whipping Man Gov
| .rnor Disllked.
hrs IN THE CASE

Dl1S in
bring, which contains a very
!, chage against Gov. Day
,rjnted in the Little Rock
Friday afternoon:
Ark, March 5.-Editor
Little Rock, Ark: Dear Sir
|tbe last July term of the
nj Of Sharp county for the
district, at Hardy, Jasper
sheriff of Sharp county, as
D, Cochran of Evening
fhe Hastings hotel, in Har-
hacked him down and then
stol on Cochran, but was
from using it. The wit
The affair say, and Cochran
II he was excusable if abus-
se on the part of Cochran
ase an assault. The same
bison appeared before JUS
Peace W. M. Jordon and
hity to an assault and bat
is offense and was fined one
officers and witnesses all
b Hutchinson their fees and
seQuently, and perhaps at
e went down to make his
as collector, he called upon
ayis in his office, and, un-
i his part, as alleged, Gov
handed him a full pardon
e, remitting the penalty of
and stated, as the story
l Hutchison would assault
i. Thomas I. Hefrn, who is
l law of Cochran, he would
full pardon for any subse-
ny.
Davis is Governor, by viz
high Office he is made the
baservator of the peace n
I Arkansas. Among his
is that devolving on him
and maintain the peace
der of the commonwealth
nfage and suppress law
crime of every character,
aee of the law and in dis
Us great duty, it would ap-
0ese affidavits and the
@ment that he has at
aclte crime. To substan-
4fse, | send you the fol-
y Flat, Ark:
y whose postoffice ad-
Tat, Ark,
Kansas,
Sharp.
stephens deposes and
; 'ue time in December,
son, Marvin stayed all
J per G. Hutchison, pres
enary county. In con-
Mr. Hutchison at that
that Governor Davis
MN for whipping Bill
mat If he would whip
~ he ((Davis) would
y that also.
7. V. STEPHENS,
= sworn to before me
March, 1902.
4 : H. M'cALEB,
Notary Public.
expires November
y an old citizen Of
" ule long Democrat an
r r "u'er who followed
- 20 Shelby, a strict
:. suufch. and a man
70 y =, eoaracter, integrity
ueVer been ques-
4'y' where he has
H.. ~ more than forty
uce the affidavit of
'sas' ~ a son Of Capt. T.
follows:
has,
Nh
!, s'ssns he. being duly
$ : says that he is we'll
= on . Jasper G. Hut
sA.sD county. That
y past winter he
=. 9 y said Hutchi.
1companioA Nv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

IA Yuens being duly
'ays that he is we'll
: Jasper G. Hut,
l.fp county. That
past winter he
y. g q said Hutchi.
sconpanied BY
The colored American., 1902-11-22

FOR GOOD HEALTH

To preserve restore it, there better prt scriuon for
men, women and children than Ripans Tabues They are
easy to take Th made of combination of medicines
approved and used by every physn Rpans Tabues are
widely used by all sorts of people-but TO the plain eyery
day folks they verabe friend need Ppans Tabue
nave become their standard family remedy They de-
pendable honest remedy with long successful record
to cure indigestion dyspepsia habua and stubborn constipa
hon offensive BREATH heartburn dizziness paptaon of the
heart eeplessn muscuor rheumatism sour stomach bowel
and liver complaints They strengthen somachs build
up run down systems restore pure good appetite
sound natural sleep Everybody derives
regular of Rpans Tabules Your dru gs sells them
The fvecent packet is enough ordinary occasion The
family bottle 80 cents, contains supply for year.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
GOV. Lee's Speech.

Lieut.. Governor John A. Lee spoke
at The court house Monday evening
Like all the campaign speakers who
have been here, his audience was
small. He devoted his time almost
exclusively to state issues. He showed
that the plan Of campaign Of the re-
pu0licans is the same it has been for
thirty years; and taking up republican
charges seriatim he made it clear that
the conduct OF affairs by the demo.
cratsIiu Missouri has been wiser and
more economical than that of any other
western state. He was particularly
Gear and emphatic in regard to the
alleged school fund lootIng and the
alleged Jefferson City ring.
Governor LIE is not an orator, but
is a fluent and interesting talker, aud
he has a firm hold upon the eternal
verities of democracy.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
FICTION IN BRITAIN.
Few Regions in the United kingdom
Not Preempted by Novelists.

An attempt was made some time
ago to draw up a fctional map Of the
United Kingdom, and it was found
that few regions had not been pre-
empted. Scotland is pegged out,
Wessex is Mr. Hardy's, the west Of
England belongs to Mr.. Eden Phil
potts, Mr.. Lowry, Mr.. Barring Gould
and Mr.. CUTLER Couch. The Isle of
Man, Of course, is copyright. And
SO on. Mr.. Wells has just clinched
his claim to the southeastern corner
Of England, as much of it as is in
sight of his Sandgate house. There
was a time when he seemed
inclined to claim all time and
space for his own. But from
the flats stretching to Dunge-
ness he started his first men in the
moon; and now on the beach beneath
his study window lands the mermaid.
the heroine Of his latest story.-Lon-
don Chronicle.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
MIX in Powder form.

Crying over split milk will 60 some,
what out Of date if a tactical solid to be
put on the market by a Chicago syndi-
cate proves popular. Tabloid milk, il
might be called, the latest product d
the condensing art, is the result Of a
process Of reducing SKINNED milk to a
kind or paste or flour. II is expected
to be used by bakers as a cheap substi
tute for fresh mix, and has alreaey
been furnished in small quantities ia
the United States government for use
by soldiers on the march when fresh
supplies are o available.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
on INTRREsr no woMEN.

Women who have themselves suffered
from the evil effects OF constipation and
Indigestion will be Interested in the fol.
owing letter from a father whose darrh.
was given up to die by Two physicians:
My daughter has suffered from indiges.
tion for the psst i've years aud has srisd
nearly everything that she could hear Of
Tor srso uou5.s. SIC was confnea d
her bed when she began taking DR..
caldwell's Syrup Pepsia and AFTER taking
1ne fifty cent bottle she is able to walk a
mile at a ctMe ald curing the DAY yester
DAY walked 81 miles. Ifeel like praisine
Dr. Gala 7slpl S ypn pepsin because two
d 'ctors told me my daughter could never
ge' well and ! feel that she il on 4 lair
road to permanent elief-Respectfullg IL.
J Il. IA. Croker. Nixon, Tenn, August.
g., 1900.
DR.. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin is sold 10
90 cent and $1.00 bottles, under a positive
guarantes, bv Leroy Farmer.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01

but they have a queen, whose access
sion they celebrate with all proper
formality, and when her time comes
to reign, supply the nest with the
necessary thousands Of eggs and she
sits alone, and her subjects bring her
doles of honey snd flesh, just as in
the case Of the browning of an east
ern despot.
Everything is done to make her
supremacy complete, but, once she
is properly installed as monarch, she
has plenty to do, for she has to lay
all the eggs for future generations of
ant workers and soldiers.
Bees elect that a queen shall rule
them, too, and if any royal head can
be said to have a crown that sets
easily upon it it is the queen bee.
She is the absolute ruler of mil
lions of devoted subjects, who pro-
tect their mistress against all the
ills Of beedom, and who ask in return
only a ruler who can lay numbered
thousands Of eggs.
The queen bee is waited upon by
hundreds Of serving bees, and her
life is popularity supposed to be one
long existence Of honeyed happi-
ness.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
SENT lei OFF ALSO.
An Englishman's Comment on a Motor
Propelled by Petroleum.

bAeA 2 SoWhhoAt Va q MVbut
Propelled by Petroleum.
At a certain show in the north the
exhibits included an up-to-date
motor-car, which was the center of
attraction for a big crowd through
out the day.
Toward the close of the show a
burly farmer pushed his way to the
front, and after a critical survey
asked the man in charge to give him a
few particulars as to the 'workin'
Of the contraption."
The man gave them, and the farm
er, having thanked him, was turning
away, when he suddenly asked:
"Aw forgot to ask ye wot shooves
err
"The motive power, | suppose you
mean?@ was the reply. Petroleum
merely petroleum"
"Ye doan't mean to say as a drop
o petroleum will send 'er off? Woy,
it's wunnerful, an reminds me O
DOR Sarah"
"Indeedl In what way?"
"Woy, Sarah wor saryant O. mine,
an petroleum sent her off-she lit
the foire WI il. "-London Tit-Bits.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
nzEEEE AOHx


Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound Of human
flesh. There are many
Shylocks now, the GONZALES
cent, the c~onsumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it-take
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle.
Itfeeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
SCOTS Emulsion has been the
great giver Of human flesh.
We viii send you a couple Of
ounces free.
SCOTT b BOVINE. Chemists,
4oo-4f5 Pearl Street. New York.
SOC. and eI.eo; all Druggists.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
Dragged oWn
Feeling

In the ioins.
Nervousness, unreireshlng sleep. desPon-
dency.
It is time you were doing something.
The kidneys were anciently called sHe
reins-in your case they are holding the
relns and driving you into serious trouble
Hoods J~drSdpGritG
Acts with the most direct. beneficial eheei
on the kidneys. 1t contains the best and
safest substances for correcting and tonine
these organs.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
A SENSATION SPOILED
Ping-Pong Robs Principea of a Choice
Bit Of Gossip.

"Listen, sister l believe | hear
the voice Of a man" exclaimed Prin-
cipea, as she tiptoed across the room
and placed her ear against the ele-
vator shaft. Miraposia joined her
aged spinster sister, and together
they heard these words, spoken in
dulcet tones, float up from the flat
below
"Ah, 80 love. Now let's make it
40 love-
"Horrorsl Miraposial Do YOU.
think they arc speaking of oscula-
tion?. ID
Sister Principea, / am shocked.
at your suggestion. The honor Of
the building demands an investiga-
ton. Come.
Together they s~toically stalked
down the stairway to the flat below.
The door was open ana Harold
McSwat babe them enter.
I'VE are having delightful game
Of ping-pong- Miss Flatdweller has
Just won the game VIII ysu JOIN
us?y
The Invitation was coldly declined
and the spinstcs sought The seclu-
sion Of the apartments, crushed that
the vernacular Of ping-poag had
robbed them OF a choice bit Of oos-
sip.4Toledo Bee
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
Yonng WI Succeed Mlles.

Much speculation has been INDUCED
n as 10 who will succeed General
Miles, who will be retired next August
on account Of age. Adjustant- General
Corbin says that without wishing 10
Ostray official secrets he feels justified
IN assuring the public that Major. Gen
eral $. B NJ Young viii be the sue.
cesSor. Gen. Young will have only
SIX months 70 serve when he will reach
the age limit, Then General Corbio
will be next ia order Of rank
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
e9EoERNIEa HEADs ANp HArs
Some Casual Observations Of a Certain
ROYAL Halter.

Some Casual Observations Of a Certain
Royal Halter.
The affinity between famous heads
and hats is the excuse which a noted
London dealer in headgear makes
for a score of ~philosophic Observa-
tons.
For years this halter has measured
and made hats for royalty, says the
Philadelphia Press. This distinc-
ton naturally attracted to his shop
f~ashionables Ofrenown from all parts
of the world.
He claims that London sets the
fashion for hats all over the world.
"The distinguished society leaders
in New ork and Paris he de-
c%lares, "sll order and wear London
fashions.
"All the home and foreign royal
ties favor US with orders.
EVERY year | send big consign-
ments Of hats abroad-to the Rus
sian court, the royal family Of Ger
many, to the Danish court, and to a
multitude of celebrities.
ut is int Resin to note that the
gentleman who in our opinion has
the most magnificent head in the
world is the king.
81 had the honor Of making his
majesty's hats when he was prince of
Wales.
His size is 4 full seven, and his
head is the most perfectly proper
toned | have ever seen. 1t has the
unique peculiarly Of being precisely
the same shape on either side.
His royal highness the prince Of
Wales has a fine ovalshaped head,
and the size it takes is 6%.
His shape rather resembles that
Of the Russian emperor, but the size
Of the latter's headgear is 6N.
zone of the smallest hats | ever
made for an adult was for the colonel
of a celebrated regiment, whose
measure demanded the unique size
Of 81.
"The largest head l ever came
across wal that Of a gentleman suf-
fering from a painful malady which
caused his head to develop to an abb
normal size. Hissize was 81, a meas
urement altogether out Of the com
mon.
"Some of my distinguished Gus
TONERS are painfully particular that
their hats shall be scrupulously exact
as to fit fashion and finish.
"There are others, on the contrary,
who, after the initial measurement
and one or two instructions, leave
the rest to my judgment.
"An interesting contrast between
heads and intellects is furnished by
the case Of two Of my customers who
are M. P.'s.
Gone gentleman, who has long oc-
cupied a most distinguished position
in the house Of commons, wears one
OF the smallest hats | make, while the
largest size is that affected by a mem
Der who is rarely ever heard about.
MY best customer, from a none
tary point of view, is a gentleman in
London who orders 80 new hats
every year. / am informed on good
authority that he wears every one of
them in turn.
CAS- a contrast to the foregoing.
another customer, a gentleman Of
title and very wealthy, never orders
more than six hats a year, and gets
so much ATTACHED to his old bats That
before he finally doffs them they are
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
DO you MANr NO YAmNa

Feel cold ahiverings, aching in Ire
bones, lack Of energy, headache aud great
aepressior9 These symptoms NAV b.
followed by a violent headache, bieb
lsver, extreme nervousness, d condition
known as malaria r srbine cures il
Take il before the disease eeta 4 ialr hold.
though Il will work a cure In any stage
= a Hopkins, Manchester, Kan, wrisess
y have used your great medicine. Her
pine for several ears. There Is nothine
oe Ter for malaria, cbills and fever, head
ache %biliousuess, and FOR a blood purify
tonic, there is nothing as eood.u sol Il,
Creashaw and Youne's.
Llloaro8 Cole left, Sunday morning
lo' Newport, AK, where be has 4
position as book eper I'd one Of the.
banks o. thatcity.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
ANIMAL ORDINATIONS.
Beasts and Birds Follow Human Exam,
pie and Crown Kings.

Beasts and Birds Follow Human Exam.
pie and Crown Kings.
Animals, birds and insects quite
naturally follow the examples Of hui
man beings and choose rulers for
themselves.
A close observer Of the habits Of
the specifies beings, birds and
bugs. that inhabit mans sphere and
live in the air he breathes, has noted
that every big community Of rocks
has q King Gifts own-often descend
ed from the same royal family.
When the black assembly meets to
acknowledge its new monarch for the
first lime there is small chance ofthe
neighhorhood forgetting it, says the
Philadelphia Press.
The rock monarch is generally
4 the strongest and worst-tempered
old male bird in the rookery, and he
succeeds to the throne when his
predecessor is getting past his
prime and not well able to take care
OF himself.
The monarch is a thoroughgoing
despot and DULLES everybody, besides
taking the best nesting place as his
royal palace. He spends a good deal
Of his time fighting and chastising
offenders against the rock code Of
morals,
But when his fighting powers de-
cline he sooner or later gets a beat
ing from the next best rook-the
heir apparent, and the vanquished
bird, being wounded, is polished off
Iby the rest Of his subjects. Then the
whole community gathers round and
proclaims the victor king with a
chorus Of cawing that lasts half the
afternoon.
Deer-especially the wild deer of
the English forests and Scotch moors
arc seldom without a king Of their
own particular district. They &C.
claim him sovereign lord with one
accord on one understanding, that he
il able 10 protect them from all 9TH
er wants.
When the las rival on the moors
has been beaten and driven off by
the champion, all the yanquished
stays and The assembly Of kinds and
faNns accept bim as leader on the
spot, give him place at their head
and follow bis guidance wherever he
chooses to lead. He is usually the
finest stag in the district, and in re-
turn for his kingship be is expected
to keep off all dogs, find the best
feeding grounds and scent danger
before ii arrives. Should a still finer
stag appear and defeat him, there is
another coronation and the victor
takes his place.
Beavers have enc Of the most i'm
pressiye coronation services in the
animal world, and they choose their
king in quite another way.
lie is not the best fighter among
them, but the wisest and the best
engineer.
Beavers build their houses for
themselves, with the front doors UNI
der water, and erect dams on their
pet streams
The best and strongest builder
who can lend in the construction of
these works is chosen as monarch
and reigns till he dies, when the new
sovereign is chosen BY the beaver
parliament and acknowledged as
sovereign BIZ The assembly.
This done, he has to get to work
and Load sha building q the dams,
and he always has the largest and
beat-built house III his tribe. lie is
treatea WITH defarencc. especially
by his YOUNGER subjects, Who fear his
teeth; and ii Is the Flap q bis tail on
the ground that warns when danger
thrsas ms.
Ants do hot crown q king q tau,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
READ THIS:

Neosho, Mo-, July %, 19O1.-I have been
for twenty years a sufferer from kidney
and bladder trouble; have not beer able
to do any work for several years. The
Texas Wonder, Hall's Great Discovery,
has cured me, and now l am able to do
all my work. Anyone 10 need OF a kidney
medicine will find this to be the cheapest
on earth, for have tried them all.
I.llml W. A. DAVIS.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
A TEXAS WONDER
HALLS GREAT nrsnnuRpY.


One small bottle OF Hall's Great Dis.
covery cures all kidney aud bladder
troubles, removes gravel. cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, week and lame backs,
rheumatism and all Irregularities Of the
kidneys and bladder in both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles il
children. II not sold by your druggist,
will be sent by mail on receipt of 81
One small bottle is two months' treat
roent, and will cure any case above men.
tioned. DR.. q. W. Hall. soIe manuiac-
turer, ?. Q. Box 500, St. Louis, Mo. Send
Tor testimonials. Sold by all druggists.
At Crenshaw & Young's.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1902-11-01
A Proud Community.

The people are pointingwith pride
70 a North Atch piano that hasn't
been opened in Jour yesrs.-Atcb-
ison Globe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01

time the proportion in favor OF this sec
ton will be much larger. Indeed. Il is
much larger now than the above figures
indicate. II may be assumed that GloS-
cestcr and Mathews viii be IN the lower
Peninsula counties upon most questions
aud this would bring the combination
no TO 6.224. or about hall of the whole
In reality, inCladirg the two counties
last mentioned, there would be ior this
section considerably more than haii
there would be good working majority
Under Senator Barksdale's plan 'Surry'
Southampton and Isle Of Wight are piae-
cd in tie fourth district. The second
districts, redistricted, would beeonstitu'
Cd as follows:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01
HOW ABOUT YOUR
PRINTING?

TRY THE GAZETTE
PRINTING OFFICE -.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01
a SUBSCRIBER,
,and an indignant one }

THE foregoing communication gives
Us much pleasure to publish We leave
81 Tor the white people of Williamsburg
the patrons of the stores-to read aud
digest We have nothing 20 say, except
that we are glad there is at least one
loyal subscriber 10 THE GAzETrZ, and d.
man that can appreciate what II has
cone tor his countI y-ED. GAzETTE.l
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01

" ::: Z: .:: e: :s.; % s :; !: s: s:. :s. s %
mentS. Receipts, etc. gotten up in the
best and neatcst Of workmanship At
most reasonable prices Mail olders are
given our special attention.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01
CHAS. ". St. CLAIR.
said He Was In Scotland. But
Doubts AhOu; IT,

Nr c. ". ST Clair will be re
raeuIc,cd here IN connection with "Tope-
x. Jos" and his accomplces. ST. Clair
aaviay brought the bank robser all the
wav from Portland, Oregon.
81. Clair according to the Richmond
ln.ratch's account, has eot himself into
"a rather uncomfortable position.
Louis Nvcudcubcrg IS on trial before the
Richmond par Association for unproies-
s;anal. conduct m connection with the
release Of Frisco Slim" and "Celiior-
MA shorty"
ST. Clair was called 20 testify in the
case. H1 was sometime reaching kch
raond. as he alleged hc was in scotland
IL turns ont that 81 Clair was not II
,S.ouand. but Charlottcsville trying q
get a position with the Pullman Ca
Company.
lie said ~ his tv. imony. that he va
, the Southcrn representative of tha
company. Those in position 20 kno'
. saw ST. Clair Was "oa ais base" tha
7 ,vas not IN tie cmpln, &c ,hc company
IL seems that 81. Clair has gotten hin
D. sell n ll;Jlc mixed. lie may have been
Scotland ia mind, bat apparently not
q person.
81. Clair Kept bccctoforc AT the Color
r al Inn Annex and WAS considered ia
Il .e4ous man IN the use 81 FIRE arms. !
p shot l. youag man one day for " hi
=. he was fEed by the Mayor he said ]
r. fore he left here that he had secured a y
81 sition as detective with The Pu''n an I
q Co. tie seems TO have been a it'
N DAFT" on the subject of detective
RI was hobby with hi1n.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01
STATE NEWS.

Er. Thomas Turner. OF Smithheld'
dropped dead a his home.
Ex-Presideut Grover Cleveland, has
been shooting ducks in Virginia. lie
had tine sport and good luck.
The dry goods store OF cordes and
Mosby. Richmond, was destroyed by
tre. Loss over $125,ooo.
JAS. Sheppard, a Richmond plumber,
committed suicide Monday night. LY
shooting himself through the head.
Rev. W. r. Hines. the Baptist minister,
who. lost 2o2 sermons. has received a
check from. the y. & ". K. K. CO. ior
$3.50 damages.
Syl Stokes, colcred, escaped from tbs
L.unenburg jail lie had been conviStsd
OF robbery and sentenced 10 four year &
in the penitentiary.
Joe Higginbotham who assaulted and
attempted to murder Mrs. WebcT, IL
Lynchburg, was hanged Monday morn
/ ing. The man .ccniessea has erinie, and
met bis death without fear.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-03-01

ar Thomas Turner. OF Smithheld
dropped dead. al his home.