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THE MISFIT PARLOR, 11S WHIT
aker street, carries a nice line of short,
stouts, full stouts. medium stouts and
extra large, Sims, longs and extra
longs.
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ATTEND MILLER'S SPECIAL
sale, and we want to say this much to
you, THAT your credit is good" at the
''old reliable house" If you want
good nights rest, buy your mattresses
at Miller's; a good cotton top mat
tress for 81: all the better ones are
here, too; prices in proportion. 207
Broughton, west.
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HOMEMADE BROKEN CANDY,
fresh-made every day, l0c a pound at
HetteFich's, 40 State street, west
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FOR RENT--sTOREs.

FOR RENT, BRICK STORE. TWO
floors, s5x35 feet; convenient to three
depots; in good sea island cotton town.
f. e. Williams, Alachua, Fla.
STORE CORNER BULL AND LIB
erty street lane, known as the De
Soto Pharmacy. Apply superintendent
Georgia Hussars.
CORNER STORE ON GROUND
floor and five offices on second floor,
Union Station building. city. For par
ticulars apply to w. H. Wright, Supt.
A. G. L. r. r., foot of Liberty street.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

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FOR SALE, FIVE LOTS FOR $1,10O,
$50 cash and $40 per month"; lots are
well located and steadily increasing in
value. c. H. Dorsett.
FOR SALE A HOUSE AND
large lot. on Waters avenue. between
Thirty-ffth and Thirty-sixth streets.
on exceedingly easy terms, c, II. Dor
sett.
FOR SALE. A LOT IN THE
southern part of the city. It opens on
two streets and Is near two lines of
street cars. 1t Is In good neighhorhood,
and is suitable either for a private
residence or fiat. For further inforna-
ton address Lot" or call at t5 Bun
street.
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FOR RENT. 4-ROOM FLAT. VI
entity Park Extension, ia West Duff
fy 3d.
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WANTED, EXPERIENC D
travelling clothing statesmen to repre-
sent us in the states of Georgia and
Florida. Only those with experience
and who can command trade. Apply
with references to NJ. II. Lauchheimer
& Sons, Baltimore. Nd.
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WANTED, FOR THE u. s. MARINE
Corps--Able- bodied men, between 81
and 35; good character; must speak,
read and write English. Marines serve
at sea on men-of-war in all parts of
the world, on land in cur island pos
sessions, and at naval stations in the
United States Apply to Recruiting Of
flee, u. S. Marine Corps, second floor,
PostofIice building. Savannah. Ca, a.
m TO D. m
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED, EXPERIENCED STE
nographer for one month; possibly
longer; state experience. Address p.
w this office.
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FOR RENT, NICE HOUSE IN
southern section of the city; splendid
location for physician. Address Fine
Location, this office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED, FIVE FIRST GRADE
milk cows, If for sale Write Dairy
Farm, care News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

Little Rock, March 25.-Formal pro
ceedings in the impeachment charges
against Chancellor Leland Leather
man were begun in the senate sitting
as a court of Impeachment, yesterday
morning. Chief Justice Bum presid-
ed Most OF the day was spent in
hearing a motion to strike out certain
charges on the grounds for impeach-
ment. Hon. j. F. LoughborOugh, coun-
sci for Chancellor Leatherman argued
the question for that side, and Messrs
Patterson and Pindall Of the commit
tee OF managers on the part of the
mouse. replied. The senate, by vote
OF l9 to 10. Ovcrruled the motion TO
strike out and the court adjourned to
10 a. IN. Thursday, when the taking
of testimony will begin. The proceed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
HIT WITH A HATCHET.
Eliza Lambert Goes Crazy and Almost
Kills Her Husband

Nelson Lambert, colored, called at
the Graphic Office Tuesday afternoon
late with his head done up in bandages
and looking nearly double it's natural
size. When asked what was the mat
ter he said his wife. Lie Lambert.
had done gone and went crazy last
Thursday, and Sunday, while I was
iayln on the bed asleep, she hit mo
with batchet. She cut a deep gash
two inches long. She's sho' nufY
crazy, and is runnin bar'foot all over
the neighborhood, and the neighbors
are all skeered OF her" Lambert re-
sides about five miles south of the city
and is employed at the Bluff City Lum-
ber cOmpany's mills.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
DID NOT FILE CHARGES
DR.. Jordan Only Testified to Prof. Fish,
er's Good Work.
CHARGES

Representative r. L. Jacobs. of Poin-
sett, said today with reference to the
Pine Blun Normal incident: Il in
tended to say. and think did say, that
there had been charges filed against
the superintendent and that Dr. Jor-
dan said before the committee that
the charges, he felt sure, were mere
rumors. DR.. Jordan did not file any
charges against Prof. Fisher at all, but,
on the other hand, complimented his
work and said he was a good man.
I want to say again that there is moth
ing in any charges filed against the
superintendent. and our report will
show the school in splendid shape"
The statement that DIR. Jordan had
preferred charges against Prof. Isaac
Fisher appeared in the Little Rock
Democrat, which printed an interview
with Committeeman Jacobs, in which
it was stated that DR. Jordan had filed
charges. based on the various rumors
in circulation, but that en- investiga-
ton the charges proved to be untrue.
1t i'll be seen from the foregoing that
DR.. Jordan preferred no charges at
all, but merely testified to the good
character and work of Fisher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
The River at Helena.

Helena, March 25.-Material for
levee strengthening and building is
still being sent to Westover and Mo-
doc daily for use at those two places,
which are considered the weakest
places on the front. Helena is the
gateway at present between the east
and west, and this is the only point
south Of Commerce, Mo-, where the
railroad can touch the river, thereby
making boat connections to the various
points Several extra boats are in use
at this point. all Of which are crowd
ed to their utmost each trip to Mem
phis, this being the only way passen.
gers from the west can reach that
point.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

grew out Of a fcHd between ronst.b1,
l"afing and one branch of the Par.
nell family. Tho shooting affroy look
place on the principal square Of the
town directly in front of inc co,n,v
court house The low iron fence of
the court yard separated tho men
when the firing began. 1t was thought
that the Parncll brothers were oHt af
ter Constable Brasley They wero
stopped by ,ity Marshal Guy Tucker
as they started to enter the court
house, where }casley was. Bcaslcy
came ont and the iirinG began. every
man of about seven III the ARRAY using
pistols. Sheriff Norris was also on
the scene. Marshal Tucker was shot
six times through the hip. arm side
hand and i'll the head He has fully
recovered from the effects of his
wounds. Twenty Sin shots were fired
al Tucker. De X. A. Hilton and T.
j. Newton came on the scene before
the fight was over, and DR. Hilton
was struck on the head with pistol
butt. When the smoke of the firing
cleared away three men were dead
and Mr. Tucker was thought TO 10,
| mortally wounded.
After Dan, Matt and jim Parnell aro
gone there will still remain three
OF the Parnel brothers and the faith
er Of the family.
The men who have signed the
agreement are Prosecuting Attorney
Barker and Col. Hamp Smead, OF Cam
don, who was assisting him in tho
case for the state, and j. r. ThomP-
son and r. c. Harper for the defense
All the Parnell brothers are fairly
prosperous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
Result of Riot at Port of Spain.

Port of Spain, March 25.-Fourteen
natives were killed and forty were
wounded in yesterdays rioting. Quiet
has been restored. The government
building was entirely destroyed by
the ricsers, and the police barracks
were aged by fire and water. All
the sc Enment records were destroy
ed. The bluejackets of the British
ship Pallas rendered Invaluable SER
vice in patrolling the streets and
guarding public buildings. Volunteers
have been called out and special con-
stables have been sworn in, but no
further rioting has occurred, though
intense excitement prevails among the
inhabitants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

will exceed anything ever heard in a
national convention
1t is certain that for Roosevelt to
stand up before 10000 St. Louis peo-
pie will cause a demonstration The
same is true of Grover Cleveland. 1t
is even intimated that Cleveland has
taken pains to see that he does not
get the worst" of this demonstration.
He is to be the guest Of President Da-
vid R. Francis, of the exposition.
Some Of the Bryan Democrats are
more nervous than they care to say
over Cleveland's trip. They say that
his stops will be carefully arranged
for points where he is sure of big DEM
Onstrations. Senator William Joel
Stone has been scouting around fo1.
the Bryanites. Grover sent word to
a friend that he was going west as an
advertising agent for tariff refom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
WILL BE RELEASED.
Mrs. Florence Maybrick to Regain Her
Liberty.

Washington. March 25.-Samuel V.
Hayden, of the law firm OF Hayden and
Yarell, Washington attorneys Of Mrs.
Maybrick. received at O'Clock this
afternoon a cablegram from the Amer
lean embassy in London saying that
the British home Office had author
lied the information that Mrs. May
brick will be released from prison in
July, 1904, when she will have served
a term of imprisonment of fifteen
years duration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
|PARNELLS TO LEAVE STATE
Compromise of Famous Case at FL
Dorado

FL Dorado March 25.-It is learned
ebratcd Parncll case has been compro=
missed ON condition that Dan Jim and
families before May % The agree
Blent, il is understood. has been signed
attorneys for the defense In prepara-
ton for their departure 10 Mexico Matt
Parncl sold his grocery business III
i1l Dorado 10 A. S. Sorrels Dan and
lin l'arnell are farmers.
II is understood that City Marshal
iUy Tucker, who WAS participant
i'll the ARRAY here last fall which re
suited in the death of Walter and Tom
Parn"ll aud Constable H. L. Bcasley
was opposed to the dropping of the
ease on condition that the Parnell boys
leave the state. One of the conditions
Of tho agreement is that unless the
three brothers take their departure be.
fore May 26 the cases will be contin
ucd against them.
Dan Parncll was not under any
charge He will, however, accompany
his brothers. Jim Parnell was charged
with assault with intent to kill and
Matt with murder. Besides the fam
lilies Of these three, Kemper ParnelI
the twenty-year-old son of Tom Par
nell, who was killed, will leave fol
Mexico. Walter Parnell. the other O
the brothers who was killed, was 9
young man and unmarried.
The Parnell case has never reached
court. 1t has been one which helt
the attention Of the people OF the stat.
from the fact that it grew out of !;
| triple killing. The trouble originally
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
EMPLOYEES SENT IN RUSH
b" Iron Mountain to Fulton Lake to
M Prevent Break in Levee

Louisiana is here with number OF
men, rendering good service.
The Missouri Pacific railway peo-
pie are furnishing everything in their
power to assist in the work. The crest
Of the flood is now passing this point
and il the levee can be held intact
for a few days longer the condition
will begin to improve.
TIE river now registers 522.7 feet
on the government gauge. showing a
rise of i during the past twenty-four
hours This is 8 above the 1897 wa
ter. which was the highest stage ever
reached before. We, will probably
get 3 more Or stage of 53 feet
which Will reach this point about
Thursday With a continuation Of the
present good weather the levces may
be held. People are getting their stock
cut and otherwise preparing in case
a crevasse should occur
News was received here today that
it was thought the Leland levee
which is located in Chicot county
about thirty five miles below this place
could not be held intact much longer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
Impeachment Proceedings Against
Leatherman Begin Tuesday

ings attracted large crowd OF spee-
tators.
The house passed a number OF m
portant bills, among them the folOO-
ing:
Increasing salary OF state supeu1H
tendcnt OF public instruction from ~,
800 TO $500 per annum.
Regulating the sale OF dynamite
Prohibiting sale of intoxicating u
quor including native wine within
ten miles of Hendrix college COnwaV
Increasing fees Of justices Of tho
peace
The house refused TO amend Sen-
ator Kings bill enlarging the power
Of the railroad commission
The house formally concurred in
the senate amendments to Senator
Norwood's bill appropriating $40 zee
10 build anneXes to the state lunaNc
asylum at Little Rock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
Students Exchange Bank.

The stockholders of the Students
Exchange bank, Of James Practica
Business college, held their first reg
ular meeting Friday evening, March
20. Solicitor ]. M. Sadler reported
the capital stock at 100000, all taken
whereupon the stockholders proceeded
with the organization. electing the fol
lowing officers: ]. M. Sadler, presi
dent; F. A. Berry, cashier; H. w Bah
lau, assistant cashier. Directors-J
NJ. Sadler, R. w. Knox, Jr., Carl Monk
Miss F. Miller, Miss P. Janneck, F. A
Berry, H. w. Bahlau
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
Honor for Or. Jordan.

A telegram was received here yes
terday from Adjutant General VIM. e..
Mlckle in New Orleans to Col. J. B.
Trulock, stating that DIR. Junius Jor-
dan, superintendent Of the Pine Bluff
schools, and former superintendent of
public instruction for the state of Ar
kansas, had been appointed brigadier
general of the Second Arkansas bri.
gade by Gen. John B. Gordon. The ap-
thusiasm by local Confederate vet
Grams. DR.. Jordan will deliver an ad-
dress at the meeting of the Daughters
of the Confederacy TO. be held in Batea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

# Tuesday afternoon a report was re-
9ceived here to the effect that there
q was grave danger in the levee at Full
& ton lake, mile and half north of
Arkansas City. Immediately the Iron
Mountain railroad employees here were
gotten together and sent to the point
of danger on special work train and
put to work to prevent the break. All
H the bags that could be had here were
Z sent with the men, about 7,200 IN
number All the employees between
here and Arkansas City were picked
.up and taken to Fulton to assist in
the work, and new large force Of
men, with three gravel and work
v trains, are hauling and placing OBJ
sstructions to the water, and if the
flood can be held in check at this point
THE Iron Mountain road is safe from
overflow, and reports from Arkansas
9City say that the break will be pre-
vented. A telegram from Arkansas
City says:
"The steamer Kate Adams has just
Il arrived at this post and brings the
( news of a break which occurred in
q the levee at Laconia Circle, which oc-
CURED Monday evening in the upper
part of the circle, near the J. B. Thorn
ton plantation.
"This circle levee protects something
over 10000 acres OF the finest land in
the delta and is located in the upper
part Of Desha county. about twenty
miles above the mouth Of the Arkan-
sas river. The conditions are grow
ing more critical all along the line ev-
cry hour, and quite frequently weak
! places develop which require inmedi.
to atten ~ The entire line is be-
ag guarded loosely and every citizen
) at work assisting the government
suthorities and the Desha levee board.
"The entire Tensas leyee board Of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

The Graphic has received the fol-
lowing from the legislative committee
which came to Pine Bluff to invest.
gate the Branch Normal college. and
in justice to Dr. Junius Jordan, super
intendent Of the Pine Bluff public
schools, the Graphic cheerfully prints
the communication:
State of Arkansas, House of Repre-
sentatives--Little Rock. Ark, March
"a, 1903.-The report that Prof. Junius
Jordan has filed charges against Prof
Isaac Fisher, before the investigating
committee appointed to examine into
the condition Of affairs at the Branch
Normal college of Pine Bluff, Ark, is
incorrect and untrue Prof Jordan did
not file charges against Principal Fish
er or any one else He was simply
questioned by the committee in refer
ence to the charges filed by others
We voluntarily make this statement
in justice to Prof Jordan.
ED L. JACOBS, Chm Com
JOHN P. STAFFORD,
j. M C. VAUGHTER.
In the Little Rock Democrat of Tues
day afternoon appeared the following:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
New Manager for Hollenberg's.

Prof. H. L. LIE Marie has taken
charge of Hollenbergs music house
and with the assistance of his son
Jack, will operate this end of the busi
ness. Pro, LeMaire is q man of ex
ceptionally fne musical judgment an(
will succeed He is a good business
man and will not only be able to han
die the business but will increase Il
Prof. LeMaier came from Tiffin, Ohio
about one year ago, and has in thaf
time commanded an extensive business
as an instructor in music. and vii
continue tha a&ork.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
NEGRO STABBED ON A TRAIN.
Telegram from Aitheimer Contradicts
First Report Received.


A rumor reached the city today
early that Eugene Graham, one OF
the Cotton Belt conductors, had stab
bed negro on No. train last night
after the train had left Altheimer.
The rumOr was to the effect that the
negro was riding on pass to AL
theimer and that he refused to get off
the train or pay any fare for ride
beyond that place II was also said
that the negro was put off the train,
but that he got on again and attempt
ed to Kill Graham. However the fol
lowing telegram from Altheimer states
that the stabbing was not done by
Conductor Graham, but occurred in a
drunken brawl and was done by a
negro passenger:
Humphrey, Ark, March 25.-(Spe-
cial to Graphic) In a drunken brawl
Rich Ingram, colored, was stabbed by
some of the negroes on the No. Cot
ton Belt train last evening at 6:15
o'clock, between Altheimer and Wab-
baseka. This afternoon Ingram seems
to be resting easy and has been per-
fectly conscious since $50 last night
The attending physician says Ingram
will recover He will be taken to his
home at Altheimer thds afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
FALLS FROM A SCAFFOLD
and Henry Monks Bruised and Rem
dered Unconscious.

Mr. Henry Monk. carpenter, fell
about fourteen feet Tuesday from the
gable of a building on which he was
ar work He fell on his back and hip
ard wAs badly bruised. He was un-
censcioAs for an hoGr or so and was
MT el-ss Ny at him}elf last night. He
was q j Fix on a house on East Fifth
avenue. pr. Williams was called in
10 attend lhe patient.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

a tlAi= he was never further west than
Kansas City.
He will travel in a special car and
Ill be accompanied by few friends
ont no one here seems to know any
thing about his arrangements. His
appearance on platform with Presi-
d9nt Roosevelt is sure to cause a great
cheering match, possibly one which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS
Will Aid in Work OF Completing Roster
of Civil War Soldiers.

Washington, March 25.-The secre-
tary OF war has received letters from
the governors of Mississippi, Louisiana,
Kentucky, Georgia. Virginia and North
Carolina promising their hearty CO.
operation in the plans of Gen. Aims
worth in behalf of the record and pen
sion Office for the publication of names
of officers and enlisted men who bore
arms for the United States or for the
Confederacy during the war OF the
rebellion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

Transportation west of Memphis will
open tonight, and No. Cotton Belt
train will pass through Pine Bluff to-
night for Memphis, and there will also
be train from Memphis over the Iron
Mountain. The Choctaw expects to
run trains into Memphis over its own
rails by noon tomorrow, and the Frisco
will probably use one of it's competl-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
Negro Couple Arrested.

A young negro couple, Lido Brinkley
and Robert Richards, were arrested
here at the instance of the chief of
police of Hot Springs. The woman
is wanted for burglary and the charge
against the man is trespassing and reg
istering at hotel with the negress
as husband and wife.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
Traffic on Railroads West
Of Memphis Resumes

tors tracks Traffic was suspended
for week on account of the flood.
The south end of the Cotton Belt is
reported in good condition. but the
roadbed on the north end is soft. The
tracks are good in the vicinity OF
Birds and Gray's points. With few
more days of fair weather the trains
will all be running on schedule time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25
Grover Preparing For a y Trip West

Washington, March 25.-Grover
Cleveland, while on his st. Louis trip,
will go 600 miles further west than
he ever travelled before His jour
ney will extend to Denver Previous
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

Grand View will have canning fac
|pry in operation in time to handle
rs years crop of vegetables and fruit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-25

Grand jury Union county, after
returning sixtyAine indictments, has
adjourned, Amot g those indicted was
DR.. ]. W. Thonl Pson, who killed Dr.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-08-20
Columbian Lyceum Bureau.

We are pleased to be able to
report that a very fine course of
:eate rtainments will be. givenhere
this winter under the manage
mento of the Columbian Lyceum
bureau of St. Paul.
Among the attractive bills 10
be presented will be the Chicago
Ladies'Quartet; Columbian Male
Quartet, with Miss Fisher Ship,
reader; the Baker. Harrington
Company, of Chatauqua fame; a
lecture by DR.. George Hindley
and humorous evening in the
presence of Hon. W. J. Nolan. of
Minneapolis, who is a prince
among entertainers.
Season tickets will be placed
on sale at an early date. EVERY
ATTRACTION GUARANTEED salts
factory in every respect and of
the highest order.
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Real, Estate Transfers.

For tho week ending Aug st 10:
Northern Pacific Railway Co. to Knut
.. Plodeon. el5 of nw4, and lots l and
2. sec. l9. Norway, S19O.S6,
John Morris to Finley State Bank,
ne114 sec. 8. Eastou. $4,000.
NJ. G. Presley to VIM. II. Sabin. lots
IL to q, inclusive, block %, Hope, 300.
/ Steele Coanty to Eliza j. Taylor, lot
p, block %. Hope, 1914.
Emma SgSar. Louis NJ. Spear, Edward
B. Spear and Harry G. Spear to r. A.
Conover. Tots % asi %, block %, Hope,
$40.
Edward Spear to Pearl I. Tillotson,
lots % and %, block %, Hope, SIS.
L. s. Burlington to Edward M. John.
son, lot II. block 6. Hope. 81.
Isaac A. Barnes to Efie r. johnson.
lot ], block 4; lots ID 10 II, inclusive,
block 6; lots 4 and 2. block II; lots l,
2 and II to>24, block 80, Hope, 500.
Hope A. Steele to H. ID. Carpenter,
lots Is and 10, block "a. Hope, SO.
Steele County to E. M. johnson. lots
l to 8 inclusive. block S, Hope. 2y.37.
Stoele County to Fife R. Johnson, lots
ID to II. inclusive. block 80, Lots !, 2
and % to "a inclusive, block 50, Hope,
$28.19.
Steele County to l.. L. Hutchinson,
lots l to II, inclusive, block Q, Hope,
e3l SIS. /" g.