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BENEDICT
YACHT AGAIN
NEARLY SUNK
BARGE HIT ONEIDA A CHANGING
BLoW-SEcOND MARROW
ESCAPE IN A MONTH.

CHENILLE, Conn, Aug. Sc G:
Benedict's steam yacht, the Oneida,
in which Grover Cleveland took many
a Presidential vacation, came near
being sunk few days ago while near
execution light. A party of women
and men were with Commodore Ben
edict and his family, partal1ing of lun-
cheon, when suddenly there was a
lar. which made dishes fly in all di-
rections, and the guests were tum-
Gbled about.
All rushed about as quickly as pos
sibIe. and then saw what a narrow
escape they had had. The Oneida was
going up the Sound and tug was
nearby on the right side, with tow
behind Just few moments before
the collision another tug and tow
came down the Sound and cut across
the yachts tern. The last barge
swung in farther than was expected
by the captain of the Oneida and hit
the yacht a gIancing blow A direcs
one would have resulted in disaster.
No damage of any account was done.
This is the second narrow escape the
Oneida has had in a month. MI
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An Expert Cutter

Representing the well-known house
of strouse 6Bros-. Baltimore. the eel
ebrated high art tailors, VIII be
here on Monday and Tuesday, Au-
gust sth and 9th, with an attractive
line of tall. and winter samples. repre-
senting a large assortment Of up-to-
date foreign and domestic wooiens,
from which we shall be pleased to re-
ceive your orders. guaranteeing supe-
rior workmanship, faultless fit and the
very latest styles.
S. b. ISEMAN & CO.,
Fairmont, w. Va.
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AND MURPHY
HAD CONFERENCE But AM;
MANY LEADER INSISTS ON .gS
HIS FORMER PRICE.

NEW YORK. Aug 5.--William F.
Sheehan, the chairman of the Demo
cratic executive committee got Chas.
F. Murphy, Thomas F. Ryan and De
Lancey Nicoll together in mystic
riouss and long continued conference
in his Office yesterday. and it was
widely reported that an effort was be-
ing made to adjust the Murphy.Mc-
Carren feud. This was denied fatty,
although it was reported that Mr..
Murphy demanded the decapitation
of McCarren as chairman of the
State executive committee.
Tammanys Halls general committee
rather listlessly ratified the nomina-
lions of. Judge Parker and Henry G..
Davis last night. About five hundred
men We're present at the meeting. Res
olutions were passed, and speeches
were made by T. c.. o'Sullivan and.
Charles l.. Guy. "a
Important conferences on the sub
ject Of conditions in Wisconsin We're
held in this city by the Democratic,
and Republican managers. It is ex-
pected that the question of regularity
between the Spooner and LaFollettes
Republicans will be decided soon, and
on that may depend whether the State
goes for Roosevelt or Parker.
All Republicans continue to fall in
line for Root for governor. Mr.. Root
said to several persons yesterday that
he could not conceive of any circum-
stances under which he would accept.
Judge Parker had many callers, and
the sentiments of the visitors We're in
favor of the nomination of Colonel
Lamont as the candidate for governor.
The demand for Colonel Lamonts
nomination is spreading all over the
State.
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A EB}||..I.(
FOR THE EAGLEsaAhi 81 IjzzARD
WILL BE8AuGus
53ss BIG cARNIVAEG oMffa ri.

Mr. J.P. F'rale the genera seIlsSsI
the Swanson and g Sherf dam I'D vi
Company, arrived IN Faf rnao iii to-day
and. IS here to aid rs
the advance agent OF St n com Az
making prepare ions for
of the big show
The Carnival ona Sizes
twelve shows. Rcd Ioorae
feature show. prononnce
one who has seen II be best and
most elaborate fanted al oi fien ISSa
existence. ne ted oouas sellSa
Steoma the lady DO ianeas a
dress containing over tisisr red
yards Of silk the largese COS turte
mad The other al tract
Lunnet tie til knees
and Dawn; q hos 1ie5pa ssel
the Streets OF India. Iias
markab1e little Cir, q sea rss assesi
and was born ms 33orab BID
strange freak OF nature has salsssl
her3to have the q appearance III Ieols
ard, and she attrac I'd lleil ate
In the Streets of India. nat
are seen In res lend cos stu
doing the Oriental dance atss
ing Of the tom toIns an
magician also my les the aud fenss
with exhibition Of ii ski
other attractions are The raj OH
berry, Baltimore Fire. Fol sS
Say, the Old P1antatt on Seller
scum. Laughing ParIor All
Three Illusions; American Haas ELL an
5ers, Electric Palace, err
seyenty-fiYe feet b gh 81 INIT srIy
go-Round, and Prof. And rson
tary Band. free TRACTION
Kid McGomb, che s5orld reatass
headforemost high yer Iyin III fr,glgs
ladder ninety feet his hit sEEa
containing but four erss
Prot. Palmer.s IN S rideS lissss1
Deralla Bros, RI ding tIiss st1aI ssaitl
steepest cycle N hirI
Beever, the s,,
free acts take place ~ 5sS
| TO the great maj arit
there Is some ing
i've about q stree
throngs Of people lSss
temporary tent ed al ifss
ferent tons on ls easissss
order; the noise Of
the merry mus x
a magnet neg q IsssssS
crowds. You
State or count TAI IAN
and the same tyIe ofs anu semen
always there IN
in Fairmont August az iat III
tinue one Week
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ORDER or EXERCISES IN THE
VARIOUS PLACES OF WoR-S
SHIP TOMORROW.
Williams Memorial N. e. Church

Williams Memorial NJ. E. Church,
$:555 South
Rev. G. A. Slaughter, pastor.--The
services at this church tomorrow Will
be, Sunday School. $3.50 A. NJ; morn
ing worship, 1880 A. NJ; sermon by
the pastor. subject, Gods Care For
His Own" Evening service, s o'clock;
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at s o'clock. .5
All are cordially invited to join with.
us in any Of these services. Out of
town visitors, and those who have no
regular church home. are especially
invited to be present.
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Luth eran Mission.

]. j. Scherer. Jr., pastor.-Services
held in Willard Hall, corner Fairmont
avenue and First street. 9:45 a. NJ.
Sunday School: 1O:45 A. NJ, preach
ing service; 500 P. NJ, evening SER
vice, subject. "A Discussion of the
Reasons offered for not Joining the
Church At the evening service we
Will be glad to have those Of other de.
nominations who have no evening SER
vice, worship with us.
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First M. e. Church.

81 Main street. near Postofftce % p
Smith, pastor.---9:30 A. NJ, Sunday
School: 10:45 A. M, preach
ing by the pastor on Who Is the
Greatest?" 11:545. A. NJ, general class
meeting; ZOO p. NJ, Epworth League,
leader. N. E. Jamison, topic. Gods
Guiding Hand in our Lives" Some
features OF special interest, 200 2. NJ.
The Rev. J. L.. Race, D. D.. of Rend-
ham, Pa, will preach. Those having
no services in their own church, and
ali others, are cordially invited to
attend these services.
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Central Christian church.

Corner of Walnut avenue and Sec
5ond street. Henry r. Lutz, preacher.
Lords Day services: $3.50 "A. NJ, BIZ
BILE school. Seymour McIntire, super
intendent: 10:45 A. NJ. preaching,
subject. ."The Heavenly Calling and
walk 11:45 a. NJ, the Lords Sup
per: S r. NJ. preaching. subject,
'sFruitIess Emotions. The morning
sermon will be on the epistle to the
Ephesians and all are urged to read
it and to bring their Bibles to the SER
vice. A congregat meeting will
be held at the close of the morning
service.
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strikers II ave i,ict,I;et;

CHICAGO, Aa1e IS. sIissss
employees of I'll Il stock isfrlcts
and their sympa hizets esstsEE
mated number Of
morning over sss te iisss 4 srrftSss
tory of the yards ana 4 teo sss
wa1d's grove at Hall fea d Id ftss;
second streets, iereS lics |ssssssss
held and a good time ENID
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First3 Raptist church.

Corner First street and Walnut ave-
nue.. Rev. W.. Eddy, pastor.----Re T.
E. Peters, of Clarksburg. will preach
morning and evening. Sunday School
at the usual hour, $50: young peo-
pies meeting at 700 o'clock, Miss
Edith Henry, leader. Il
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
To the Knights of Pythias Biennial
Encampment Louisville, KY
Very Low Rates For the
Rround Trip. 5ss8z

Tickets on sale August 2, 10, 4, IS.
good retnrnins lea wing louisville not
later an August 81 ST, 100
Stop-overs s q loWed at specified
points IN each dire ction. sssSs
80 let detail ~ clsats agent
ssssj 5c colored alli IT waist Goods, only
81 Sd ali he Bon sTona
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HINTON, ": eta
shipments from the
fields for$the N on a sInl ScessIes
all previous records ssors
Sof the field reached sta
1852, 025 tons, which al rnns
tons larger han sea
the month Of
ssidered a record break er
ing for, .June se e,rss
sdition to a consiI erabIe
coke The col not
the July Sshi pnnent aiisi !aIslss
several housand IONS esss
Sa5c coloEed sh is sisss
l5esSiya N
See pic sEess 5sss
sieess eInos iss seopfs
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\ Presbyterian Church.

Rev. T.. e. Moran viii fill the pull
pit at the morning and evening SER
vice tomorrow. Sunday School and
C. E. Society will meet at the usual
hours
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Services at M. P.Tennple.

Sunday School. $3.50 A. Nj preach
ing, 1O:45 A. NJ. by J. Engle. Sub
ject. ..Doxologies of Scripture. Z No
service in the evening. z
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

To the Public:
The City Council directed all prop
erty owners to repair sidewalks, and
do SO at once.
GEO. II. RICHARDSON, #
Street Con1,r.
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Right in beauty of design. finish
and price. Come in and be- convinced.
Fairmont Furniture Com any. Oppo-.
site postoHce. q
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SCR
Odds and Ends OF Facts Caught m The
Reshes OF the Telegraph gviras and
released Here To-day
3Ex-Marsl1aI {, ea,dI.

HUNTINGTON.
Daniel White, ex-l 55nft ee 5 tatss afss
shall. died at his home III lion last
night, aged S.
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8 aIo toss Reportsei.

ST. PETERSRIRG, --ssAA
telegram from Lilac AMI. state tlsatE
the japanese have lost I33s0 lIlsas
and wounded In an tack On
sian centre.
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Whey Notificd.

FRANKLIN. Atfg ssneraS
John A. Wiley was mott fed tod
he had been chosen the sI,nssi-s
vania commission the yorl Fair
as chief marshal Of the BE- rad
Pennsylvania day. He vii accept
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ssssaa rnercerized goods tsls
close on for; TIC III he Bon
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!air tsssni isgh AMI s.nssas
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QUALIFY GUARANTEED.

WV much
w importance
profitable to trade here with
better
secretly hborng the i'm
of
discriminating shoppers do
quality
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We are lower than the lowest in
prices on Attic and White Mountain
freezers. ). L. Halls hardware store. x
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Refrigerators, new and modern, at.
actual cost. by H. F. Leonard We
need more room. x
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Sc; d lorads sfh ift h I 5g
/ ysrd n 40 s,I ST
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sLOST-FIat box, containing lady's
/ hat on Parks avenue, Monday even
Finder return same to this Office
and secure reward.
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FOR RENT-A number of fine Office
rooms for rent in the Geo. NJ. Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire OF
Geo. NJ Jacobs, County Clerks Office.
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sLOST-By w. R. Houston, three
small trunk keys at Commercial Hotel,
First ward. Finder will please return
them to the hotel at once.
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zWANTED 81 1000 at once on note al
g per cent for one year; best security
ID SCI, care West Virginian.
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Your ant is not important-to
anyone but yourself---unti1 it has been
put into type
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n Saturday the Men Come First.

And extremely low this
being stylish Prices only are damaged
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FOR SALE-One dresser, some lace
curtains, stand tables, hall carpet and
other furniture. Will sell cheap at
once Call at 423 Jackson street
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WANTED-Girl to do general house
work. Apply 1877 Maple avenue.
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FOR RENT-A few choice Office
rooms in the new Peoples Bank build,
ing. Apply at the Peoples Bank.
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TOR RENT-Five room cottage on
Chicago street Water, gas and bath.
Apply at Morgan BiIlingsley's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-03
GREAT BATTLE IN PROSPECT
kuropatkin Said to Be MOVING South
Ward to Relieve Port Arthur.

London, June 3.-Telegrams from
different points seem to confirm tie
1nm1Ts that Gen. Kuropatkin Is max
ing a diversion in the direction OF
Port Arthur. Russian reinfcrcements,
according to dispatch from T1en
Fsin, are moving southwark frcln kaI
Ping toward Wafantien, under Cen
Stalkenberg. They comprise a bat
terry Of artillery four Siberian regl-
ments and a company OF Cossa1k
aggregating 1900 men. An}ther brl.
gade is following the ar.4zi,a beng
to engage IN the fea.. the Ja2aaese
low attacking Pct Arthur
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-03
KILLED BY HAiISTONE.
Barney Fixico Met Unusual Death
in Storm in Indian Territory

Fort Worth, Texas, June 3.-A spec
ia from Muskog e, |. T., says:
News has just reached this city
Of a terrific tornado and hail storm at
Paden, a new town in the Creek ma
tion. on the Fort Smith and Western
railroad,
Barney Fixico was killed outright
by hail stone and another man
name unknown. had his arm broken.
Hail stones fell that were afterward
picked up and weighed one and a
half pounds each. Nearly every win
dow in the town of Paden was broken,
and the hail made selves of the shin
gle roofs. Great damage was done
to crops and live stock,
The tornado missed the town, but
tore a strip through the forest south
of town several miles long and 100
yards wide.
$50 far as can be learned no lives
were lost there
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COMPANIES DISBANDED.
inspection Of State Guara Puts Five
Companies Out.

As a result # the rec Mt Inspection
of the Arkansas state guard by
Brig. Gen. Hayes and Capt Bent Of
the regular army. five companies and
cae regimental band have been dis
banded These organizations are as
follows. says the Little Rock Ga
zette;
Company K First infantry. Fort
Smith: company c. Secemd infantry,
Hot Springs; company |. Second In
fantry Mcnticello; company A. Sew
'en1h separate battalion, Boe,zeylI.a::
separate company infantry Blythe
willie; band, Third infantry. Monticello
The official order simply says that
the six organizations are disbanded
because they have '.failed to comply
with the laws Of the United States
and the state IF Arkansas Maj.
Gen. Haynes, commanding the guard
says that the war department could
not have done in this matter other
wise. The Dick militia bill. under
which the state troops get money
from the federal government, requires
that certain conditions be fulfilled.
and it SENS that some companies OF
the Arkansas state guard were not
fulfilling these conditions. The Third
Regiment band mas been transferred
frem Monticello to Camden. and 1t
is announced that new companies VIII
be organized to take the places OF
these that have been disnanded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-03
+ + + + 1. + + + + + + +!. !. !. +
AMUSEM ENTS.
i. !. + ++4. + + !. + J. j. + +

Mr.. Otto H. Krause is her. and
will organize his regular season. in
the city. The company will number
fifteen people, selected with special
care, each person adapted to his OWL
line of business. The company Will
all be her by Sunday and active re-
hearsals will commence at once, un-
der the able stage manager. Walter
n. Hammett. Each play Will be a
production complete with all prop
critics, scenery etc. Pleasing spec
ialties will be introduced by Barnes
and Edwins, Gavin, H. Dorathy, Lea.
Mode and others. Mr.. krause has
been here often and has always pre-
sented good, clean show. He Will
have a good business during his stay
the week beginning June 13 at For
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Blue DID Right.

During the game at the park yes
terday there was some trouble be-
tween Manager Blue and Pitcher Yer
nuelli and the pitcher was fined $40
Just before the game closed Vernuell1
aad Tackabrry who were sitting on
the bench, started to leave the park
and were ordered back by the man.
ager. Tackaberry turned and went
back, but Vernuelli started on toward
the gate. THAT will cost you ten dol.
lars" said Blue. Make it twenty
was the answer from VernuelH, and
he went on to the car. Blue did
make it $50 and there was some talk
last night of Vernuellis jumping the
tam. The player thought better of
the matter, however, and is still in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-03
SECOND DAYS SESSION
OF Colored Teachers institute OF
Jefferson County.

Thu second days session of the
colored teachers Institute OF Je1ref-
son county convened Thursday mora
ing at 9 o'clock, president L H.
Johnson presiding.
The music at the openins Ct the
session was conducted by Leona
Cooper.
l.. H. Means led ii PRAYER and the
regular program for the day was
given.
Mrs. Burnett. instructor IN the
first and secondgrades, has demon
strated that she is we'll qualified fSF
the place and the teachers are gam
ing much from her teaching. laihs
were made by Pref. Freeman, IN
structor in Arkansas history; Prot
Townsend. instructor in mathematics
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-03

Gee3s.
Jeaaes "a. .Hagpaa te#J.4 Gfa4=
ford =tr4stes:: E II Of $ &. Il, sec.
y; east Il ef X " section
Il sect. q X ". II sect. q: y +.
II sect. y; west fractional l-2 S L
Il sect. Is; all OF sect. f5:: W Ii
y w Il sect. H.. in township g.
south range { west and SAID to con
tain Mi acres. s. Known as
Wynne flae
Mrs r. D Berry to E. B Taylor.
trustee: Il 3 block L and lot !.
block Il. Pine Bluff Land companys 5
addition to city of Pine Bluff slo
J. \. Ffasief ant wife to J. L.
lsbeH. lot {, block II. Ringers addl-
ton to city of Pine Bluff, 81.
john l. Williams and wife to r, L.
Rutherford, trustee; lot in block IA.
Geisreiter.s ADDITION to the city o.
Pine Bluff. 81.
George L. Averitt 10 L. Roth; S.
IL of S. E. IA of y E. ii. in section
II, township 1. south, range 9, west.
ST.
Ferd Eavis ard wife to j X.
Woods; S W. IA of the S. ". Il of
section A. township {, south Of range
10. west, $50,
D. w. Dysen to J. R. WOODS; S f.
IA of the S. E. IA of section 5, town
ship {, south, range 10, west. $3.50
W. Z. Tankersley and wife to c. II.
Owens: lot 4 II scc<c:: va - ,-'"'-'.'-
wards addition to city of Pine Bluff,
s., 500.
H. E. Bennett and wife to George
A. Klie: lot in block 8 in BarroW,s
addition to the city Of Pine Bluff,
ISl40.
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MACCABEES OFFICERS.

At the semi-annual election of Gtt-
GERS of the Maspha tent, 80 ,. *. y.
7. NJ. last night the following ofl-
esrs We're elected for the ensulng
year: Sr. kt. commando j.
Bumpas; 1t. commander. ". "
Matthews; R. K, j. r. SAM rs j.;
+. X, j. D. HarrelI; chapliae, L. T.
SaIlee; sergeant F A. Smitner; NJ.
a, John Wyatt; F. NJ. g.. V. May
ugh; S. NJ G., Jno. Simpson; sell
tinel, j. w Dodd; priest, C. A. IL
Ing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-03
PINE BLUFF GUN CLUB SHOOT

The weekly shoot of the Pine Blutt
Gun club held yesterday afternoon re-
suited in some good SCORES as fol
lows, Ont of a possible Zoe:
Gtorge Clements, SO; W. b. Powell
s2; E, c, Arnold, SO; j. G. Lloyd. 81,
Out Of a possible so: w. z. Winches'
ter, 80; II. Cromwell, 50. Out OF a
possible 30 John E Wells, 50; j,
A. Coles, 2S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-03
Rev. j. T. Hawkins, Recently Pastor
Named by Bishop Key,
WI OCCUPY PULPIT SUNDAY.

Rev. ] + Hawkins. Hhtil rec MIS-
the pastor of tie Methodist church
at ArEade!pI4ia. has been appointed
bv Bishop JOS ph + Key to FIJI tae
pulpit of the First Methodist ehafea
Of this city made yaea=t b. tae death
Of Rev. J. NJ. Ha11ey. ReY. HaWhl1.4
is a brother-in=law Of NJ /. .D..Ktfsz
sen Ct this city. ard has many friends
here. He Will occupy the pulpit next
Sunday
Rev. Hawkins is foftx-thfee years
old and has been III the ministry
about twenty Yeas. He#i5 a =natlve
N Tennessee and first began HIS
work as a minister in his aatIge
state. He has been III Arkansas seven
years. his first station being at Pres
colt. where he served the church tor
four years. For the past three y af5
he has been vice presid 1T and field
manager Of the Arkadelphia Methodist
college at Arkadelphia The aQ
pointnent to the pulpit CT the tlrst
church was made by Bishop Key. anu
he will serve the church h re until
the next meeting of the conf renee
in the fall of this year. Rev. Haw-
kns has a wife and three children
and expects to move his family here
In few days.
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Doubts War News.

1he war news that is beinS dished
0ul to the public these days is
'omethng awful. The loss Of l5,o0o
"eh by ane side or the other is an
sday occurence-in the mini OF
'ue Mole st. Nisholas liars who are
uoVering around the coasts of Japan
urea and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Courier
-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-03

record i'll favor q new constitution. It
wisely takes a stand for a better or.
ganic law and for a chang. that must
be wrought in Our statutes in tins
way, if We are to advance tc the
plane Of greatness to whlca we are
entitled bNseyerH reason Of fesonrea
and condition. Democrat.
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REV. CROSS ARRIVES.

Rev. Percy G. Cross of Eureka
Springs has arrived in the city u
take charge of the First Christian
church, te which congregation he has
recently been called as pastor. tie
will preach his first sermon 10 his
new congregation Sunday.
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He Wished lie Could Do IT.

A merchant who bad z ~:5.e N
small country town fell in w.'.- CO...
actor GA train ana said . .i.n; =
do not see how, it is tii4i.t .;.od a1e apie
to t;,ink Of saea t!,a4y r--....,-=s 10 say Oh
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