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TO SUCCEED GoRMAN
Ex-Gov. Whyte Is Selected as Mary
 land Senator.

Baltimore, Md, June 12.-Gov. Ed win Warfied last night announced from the executive mansion that he has appointed William Pinckne% Whyte to fiji the vacancy caused by the death of Arthur Pue German.
 Ex-Gov. and ex s snator Whyte will enter the United States senate for the third time, and for the second time by appointment 10 fill an unex- pired term. he having been named by Gov. Swann tO fill out the term of the late Senator Johnson upon the ap- pointn,ant of the latter:as minister to England in 1868.
 Nr Whyte was born in. Baltimore iyn 1s24~. He is a graduate the liar vard law school and was admitted to the bar in 1s46. In 1s47 he was eject .,. 10 :lle Maryland house of delegates. his being his first public office. '
 In 1871 she was elected governor of Maryland, and in 1874 United States senator He. declined reelection as senator in 1880. and an the following year was elected mayor of Baltimore. In the succeeding years he held q number of political offices in the state.
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THE slxT,ETH CONGRESS.

Representative Rainey of Illinois In a recent speech in Congress predicted that the Democrats will have ma iority in the next House of Repre- sentatiyes. and this has set some of the political prophets to figuring on the possible results of the coming au- tumn elections.
 The conclusion reached is that to obtain control of the Senate the Dem ocrats must carry seventeen Leslsla- lures in States now controlled by the Republicans. This will only give them a meager majority of one vote. TO regain control of the Lower House they must carry fifty-seven districts new controlled bp the Republicans. This will only give them a majority of two votes upon joint ballot.
 It is plain that it will require some thing of political revolution to give the Democrats control of the SiNleth Congress, but such revolutions have occurred and may occur again. Wheth. CT the Democrats have made or Will make the most of their opportunities for gaining favor with the great body of electors by their action on the rail- road rate bill an. other measures
 
 to be practically a unit while the Re- publicans are greatly divided is not unite apparent as yet. If the Demo- crats had stood squarely by President Roosevelt and he by them in promot ing the passage of the Hepburn Dill without amendment in the Senate they would at least have had some >Nart of whatever credit may attach to that measure. As it Is, the matter is so muddled that the public is rather inclined to believe that all hands are simply playing game of politics.
 The division in the Republican party upon which rests the hopes of the Democratic gains i'll the Congressional elections is mainly upon tae questions of railroad regulation and tariff re- vision, but the Democrats have not thus far shown much idroitness in taking advantage of the Republican division to advance the interests of their own party At least there is nc present indication that they have done so. The Republicans, on the other hand. have frittered away the time of the first session of the Fifty ninth Congress without having accom- piished any leeislation of consequence notwithst39Raing their comfortable ma iority in both branches and their ac count of stewardship will not be at al satisfactory to the electorate unless there be great Improvement iu the closing of the session.
 Probably the prophets can prophecy as to the coming elections with more accuracy after Congress has adjourned and the account has been made up.
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The PhflOsOphy of Thur der,

Thunder is caused by the lightning spark hea ting the air iu it's path, caus- ing sudden expansion and compression all around, followed by as sudden ! rush of air into the partial vacuum thus produced. If the spark be straight and short the clap will be short and sharp; if its path be a long and crook cd one succession of sounds, one aft CT the other, with characteristic rat tie, will be heard. followed by the echoes from other clouds. The echoes have a rolling and rumbling sound.
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GOOD DEMOCRATIC PREACHING.

There are some good democrats left among the preachers yet. At the re- cent Episcopal diocesan convention nj Indianapolis it was unanimously [, solved that. We declare that it IS the business of Christians and church. men to be honest before they are rich, ,hat success gained by violating the law or by swindling ones fellows is a base thing: that the greed for wealth and power which leads men into these crimes must be checked; that the church can not afford to allow men to think that her silence, much less her approval. can be purchased by gifts from them; that unless the church does take strong stand against these sins of the rich and powerful she will inevitably lose her weight and infiu- ence and sink to the level of the worlds life" #
 This sounds like "oId 'ashioned' democratic doctrine during the days of the simple life If those "Hoos- ier' ministers can only get tbeir par ishioners to practice such doctrine, Indiana will not for a long time send another Republican to Congress or cast it's electoral vote for Kepnbl1- can candidate for president.
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and reasonable rate without providing that commission with the means of first ascertaining the value of the property with which the service is performed. A valuation provision is an elementary; it is primary; it is a fundamental step in the process of making rates, and the senate commit ted a grave mistake when it voted that amendment down.
 .'I think we also made q great mis. take when We refused to adopt the amendment which would have kept the rate established by the commis, sion in force until the final determine. ton of it by court.
 "1'he third and last mistake which 1 think we have made is that we did not so narrow the jurisdiction of the court that when it finally came to de- eide the case it should have only the power to protect the constitutions property rights of the carrler.'
 All these amendments were voted for by the democrats. and the republi- cans will have to be held responsible for sins of omission and commission.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer. so long looked upon as the organ Of the Ohio democracy, appears to have hitched up with the Foraker ring. of which boss Cox is a shining light, for it unstinted ly praises Foraker for his vote against the railroad rate bill. But this effort of the Enquirer to stem the current of reform in Ohio is evidently not relish cd, for even the republican county conventions are denouncing Toraker The united democracy of Ohio can get along very well without the Enquirer which has always been an "ola man of the sea- on their backs to drag them down to the corrupt level of the republican machine.
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MISTAKES IN THE RATE BILL

The senate passed the rate bill May 18th, after discussing it since Febru- ary Sth. MT Bailey pointed out three mistakes of great importance which were made in framing the measure. He said:
 "One mistake we have made is that we did not incorporate in this bill a valuable provision. MT. President, 1t is an absurdity to require the commits saon to determine and prescribe just
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That .open door" 10 the Orient which our republican friends assured us the possession of the Philippine Islands was certain to keep open. seems to be kept closed in spite of al cur outlay of lives and treasure. The chief of the United States statistical bureau tells us that, We supply but ] per cent Of the S1,000. 100000 worth of merchandise Imported into the trop- ical regions and are making no gains. How can We expect people to trade with us when we have raised tar if wall to prevent our trading with them?
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MEMPHlS WOMAN BEAT ..
Mrs. E. c. Lyons Resents aav,n <: Chicago Black Man

Chicago, Ill.,, June l2.--Her sou.,.
 wrath aroused by the advances a, Louis Harding, a negro, who son.s. aims, Mrs.. c. E. Lyons seized a o.s and rainad blow after blow across <. shoulders, until he was routed. Police man Loftus of the Chicago avenue sts, tion arrived a moment later, ,pursusa the negro several blocks and eantr,,, him. Later Justice Mayer sentOn.., Harding to the Birdewell for one yea,
 Mrs. Lyons is 2l years of age .na was born in Memphis. She recent, purchased a grocery at POP No,,h Clark street. It was there she fought her winning fight with the began
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SEWER DISTRICT NC. 3--,
 SPECIAL G5SE EssMrN-

The tax books for the collection o, the special assessment upon the ro., property in sewer district No. Bin tho city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. k,vo been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are reouired to pay their Assessments to lie within thirty days rom fhis date. If such payment is not made action will be con1n.enced at the end of that time for the collection Of such assessment aud for legal penal ties and costs.
 Given under my hand this sth day of June. 1906.
 J. P ALEXANDER,
 City Treasurer and Collector. Office. corner Fourth avenue and Pine street.
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That our hish tari1 prevents trade between the United States and the Sa rublics oi America south of the Car ibbean sea is shown by the govern .EeYt report that but F per cent of thair imports comes from the United States We can not expect other countries to deal with us if We raise barrier against trading with them.
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NEW GROCERY
D. F. Mayhew to Open One in the
 Brewster Block on Main.

D. F. Mayilew has leased the brick building belonging to MT. Brewster CD the corner ot Seventeenth and Main, which IS now occupied by E. F. Simmons. Mir. Mayhaw will run a fYst-class grocery store, He has 2 .ease on the building for i've years.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

County Ticket. County judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County Clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John Fl. Shelby. Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Eoroner-R. D. McGaughy. Surycyor-Joe E. White. Representatives-S. J. Hunt, w. b sHnney, Alex ROweN.
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The Tendon Achilles,

Anatomist7 fancifully call the big tendon of the heel tendon Achilles" :" after the Greek hero. The nythologic al story goes that his mother, Thetis holding him by the heel, dipped him ill the river StyX to make him invulnera ble. Put Paris inflicted q wound that proved fatal OH the heel that had not been immersed
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Brooks Electric Oil-the pain kill
MILITIA TOO LATE.
Negro Who Murdered Miss Russell if
 Florida Is Lynehed.

Ocala. Fla, June 12.-Jim Davis alias "Dago," the negro who murdered Miss Russell and he'd negro servant at Felicia, was lynched at Inverness by a large party of masked men. The scn7pany sen from Brooksyille to pro rect him arrived too late.
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WAS IN NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, La, June 12-The New Orleans police yesterday received information from the chief of police of Cambridge, Mass, that Erich Muentel was probably in New Orleans on June ?. All efforts to discover his where abouts here have thus far been unsuc' cessful. Several detectives are look. ing for him.
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Wonder II the time Will ever come around when the courts of the country will make their decisions upon con- mon horse sense grounds and not lis ten to so much paid expert testimony.
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The report is to the eAec, that J. Pierpont Morgan is orgaa;Zin~ a ai- gantic coal trust. T. that be true he will do the public quite as badly as a coal strike would do them.
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EPWO7TH LEAGUE.

The Epworth 1.eague of the flrs' Methodist church was held Monday night in the chapel. c. o. Huber leo he meeting. and the subject was Education as an Aid to Christianity
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The announcement is made in the cast that just as soon as q national law is passed preventing railroads from owning coal mines another law i5 eoing to be passed taking the Unit ed States senators away from them. too
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The best and most popular new ,nnpound is Brooks Bears-Foot for 'Nn '-'anevs liver. spleen and hlad der, with free combined treatment for nervousness and sexual debility
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Ton can Immediately stop that oe'n- ,rrhage, pain and gripping Q: f1ux md diarrhoea with Brooks B'ackber. " Cordial.
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Every dose ul Brooks BlackDeffy Cordial is worth dollars ln nnX' col'e and diarrhoea. =.
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Brooks Favorite Femael Prescrip. ton cures women Satisfaction guar. anteed.
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CHALLENGES
 cHAMPI0N
John E, Wells Will Match Skill "ttt1 A. L. Morgan at Can den
 Monday.

John E. Wells has challenged X. l. rorgan, present individual champion, for ashooting contest Monday The ,hoot Will be at Camden. and fifty taraets will De shot at.
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All dealers refund the money on Brooks remedies if you don't get sat- !sfactory results.
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LEAGUE MEETING.

The Epworjh League Of Carr -te.no- ria, was held Monday night. Miss Grace Walker led the meeting, which 7as largely attended
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Brooks Iron Peptol fer ,iyspesla.
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Daily Grapbte.
Published by THE ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY Office 800 West Barraaue.
,ae w AoAMS. President GEO. H. ADAMS, Business Manager. .. P. STONE, Managing Ed'toF.

THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER Entered at Postoffice at Pine Blum, Ark, as second class mail matter.
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The Publishers Claims Sustained
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS

UNITED STATEa COURT OF CLAIMS The Publishers of Webster's international Dictionary alege that it "is, in fact. the popu- lar Unabridged thoroughly re-edited in every detail, and vastly enriched in every part. with the purpose of adapting it to meet the large, and severer requirements of another genera tion." most clearly and accurately describes the work that has been accomplished M and the as it now stands, has been thoroughy y, re, e, every part. and is admirably adapted to llce5 the larger and seyerer requirements Of |; generation which demands more of pop,la? pathological knowledge than any. generato! that the world has ever contained.
 1t is perhaps needless to add that we refe, to the dictionary in our judicial work as ot the highest authority in accuracy of detini tion: and that in the future as i'll the past ii will be the source of constant reference.
 CHARLES c. MOTT, Chief Justice
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SorBoI6, at aarosrtrnosgiern
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Glxhrltnt Nytaar!
Geo aars(ktftet.
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