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CHoCTAws INCENsED.
Depression Due to the Presence of
IntFuderS.

Depression Due to the Presence of
IntFuderS.
HARTsHoRN q. IT,, June 20.-As re-
suit of the miners strike the Choctaw
Treasury is empty. There is not more
than enough money in sight to carry cur
rent expenses, and there will be no serv-
ice after the summer vacation unless the
run from coal royalties is quickly re-
sumed. The owners of coal lands, and
all the Choctaws generally, are deeply
incensed at the existing condition of at
fairs, and will insist that laws relative to
the expulsion of intruders be followed 10
the letter. a prominent Choctaw stated
that every man within the nation would
have to conform with the permit law or
get out.
DISFRANCHISED CITIZENS.
DENIsoN (Texas), June 20.-An attempt
will be made to reinstate the disfran-
chised citizens OF the Chickasaw Nation
in their right OF suffrage. 1t is the inten
ton Of the intermarried whites to at
tempt to vote at this summers Guberna-
tarial election. and again to see whether
this prerogative granted them by the
CHicAasa" CohStltutlon Will 10 uenleu
them. Many Indians favor the re-en-
franchisement of the white citizens, and
r. L. Boyd, white man, and a candidate
for Governor, is determined they shall
vote. He says they will set up polls Of
their own if kept away from the regular
voting places, and that the votes shall be
counted. He proposes to test this matter
ou the basis Of property right, the issue
involved in the election allotment being
one in which squaw men are vitally in
fpraSfa1
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AT 4:l5 the Senate adjourned.
GOING TO war oN SUNDAY.
a Soldier in the Guardhouse for Refus
ing to shoot on Sunday.

a Soldier in the Guardhouse for Refus-
ing to shoot on Sunday.
OMAHA, June 20.-The question of going
to war Oh Sunday has reached the local
barracks, and Fort Omaha man Is in
the guardhouse because he would not
shoot on the Sabbath. The matter was
made public by the receipt by local pa
per of the following letter, dated Belle
vue. Neb., from Sunday-school COM
panion Of the prisoner:
"Prlvate Charles c. Cederquis of COM
pany A, Second Infantry, a soldier noted
for his piety. has been arrested and con-
fined for refusing TO engage in target
practice on the Sabbath, in compliance
with orders of Major Worth, Second In
fantry, commanding that company This
is said to be the only case on record
where the military authorities have
brought the men under their command
down so near heathendom Us to designate
the Sabbath day for use as target practice.
We learn that the practice is nearly con-
cluded and that there is lots of spare
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sugar Trust Investigation.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Mitch
ell of Oregon, who was absent from the
city last week when the Senators were
examined by the Senate Sugar Trust In
vestigating Committee, went before the
committee and answered the questions
concerning speculation and ownership of
sugar stock. He answered all the ques-
tions of the committee in the negative,
saying he had not bought, sold or owned
any of the stock, and that no one in his
family, with his knowledge, had done so.
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Income Tax Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The duration
of the debate on the income tax will de-
pend largely on Senator Hill. and he has
expressed the opinion that TWO days
time will be sufficient to dispose Of the
matter. The disposition on the Repnbli-
can side is to let the Democrats settle the
matter among themselves.
McCoppin Nominated for Postmaster.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-The President
has nominated Frank McCoppin TO be
Postmaster at San Francisco.
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between the Government and the Union
Pacific, and one which would protect all
interested parties. An amendment met
with favor which provides that in case it
becomes necessary for the Government to
foreclose, the foreclosure shall be made
on the entire property.
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Anri-Ontion Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The House in
Committee on the Whole unanimously
agreed that all debate on the anti-option
bill be closed at adjournment tomorrow,
when the previous question will be con-
sidered as ordered. The vote will be
taken Immediately after the morning
hour on Friday.
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Union Pacific Government Debt.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Ex-Governor
Hoadley, Governm ent special counsel in
the Union Pacific Railway receivership,
held consultation with the House Com
mittee on Pacific Railroads to-day. The
Reilly bill. embracing Olney's plan, was
commended by Hoadley as most prac-
ticable solution of the financial relations
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SORROW TURNED TO JOY.
Return of a Son Who Was Thought te
be Dead.

be Dead.
BROOKLYN. June 20.-August Vogt, 70
years old, disappeared from home in
Williamsburg on June 10Th, and two
days later his father identified the body
of a young man which had been taken
from the East River and removed to the
Morgue as that of his son. The body
was taken home the same day and in
TERED in Lindell Hill Cemetery. While
the family were discussing the sad fate of
their son last night, noise was heard in
the hallway. Then voice was heard.
The family rushed to the hall, and
there beheld the son whom they believed
they had buried. There was wild excite
ment, and when it had subsided young
Vogt was hurried to the police station by
his father, where the story Of his return
was told. Mr.. Yogt wanted to know
about the disposition of the body he had
buried. The county will not disinter the
body. Vogt will have it removed to the
Potter's Field. Young VogI is said TO be
demented. When questioned he said he
had got tired of home and started out for
himself. He found employment with a
peddler, but soon decided to return home
again. His family had all put on black.
and there was much rejoicing in the little
household when the mourning was laid
os;da
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During the storm the other night the
historic tree under which the massacre of
Fort Dearborn, Chicago, occurred. Au-
gust Is. 1872. was blown down, and in a
Few hours every splinter of it had been
carried away by relic hunters
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wheat Visible and Invisible.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator PETER
to-day introduced resolution, which was
passed, to request the Secretary of Ag-
riculture 10 inform the Senate as to the
amount of wheat visible and invisible,
the estimated crop OF this year, the
amount necessary for export, aud such
information as may be available.
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She (doubtfully)-Have you really told
me of all the sins you ever committed +?
He (stoutly)-Yes. All. She (sorrow-
fully)-Then l am not worthy OF you.
Farewell for-for ever.-New Y York
Weekly
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OPPOSED TO FREE WOOL.

Resolutions Passed by Business Men
and stock g rowers of Texas.
SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), June 20.-A meet
ing of representative business men and
sheep and cattle-growers was held last
night at the Board of Trade rooms, at
which the following resolutions were
passed and wired tc Senators Coke and
Mills:
WHEREAS, The bill known as the Will
son tariff bill, now pending in the United
States Senate, proposes to remove the
duty from WOOL and, whereas, the free
wool menace has reduced the price of
wool far below the cost OF production,
rendering the destruction OF the wool in
terests i'll Texas inevitable should the
threat become Il certainty: and, whereas,
il is also proposed by said bill TO open our
markets 10 the tree-grass meats of the
plains OF Mexico and the pampas of
South and Central America, threatening
utter ruin to our already crippled live
stock industry; and, whereas, these
phases of the bill will affect most disas-
trOusly, not only our sheep and cattle in
terests, but our land interests as well;
now, therefore, be it
ReS0iced, That our representatives in
both houses of our National Congress be
requested to demand for our interests the
same measure Of protection that has been
accorded TO producers of raw materials
in other States.
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WORK ON THE TARIFF BILL.
Sugar Removed From the House
Measures Free List
INCOME TAX FEATURE GOES OVER
UNTIL TODAY

Tilt Between Senator'S Allen of Ne
braska and Chandler of New Hamp-
shire-The Former Charged With
Bargaining With Democrats, While
the Latter is Placed by the West
erner In the Attitude of a Baboon.
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pane SuihbdueI, Der Wtitbeiannis
Osuiih dmeritaulihe ,Sarm StriitlicI
Ter, Der oas nbenls bat. ben Raael &c.
w0hnlid aui ben Ropi 10 ireiisn iaat III
ben pom ihm rso;airtsn ldnDWirihidhait.
lihsu ,}siiuns: Die BsrehRuussn.
lpelase Der darmsr hber isiHsu 6riperb
aHitellt. iiHo OFT iehr siuisiiIs. CT mnb
alice EasjsRis, in anihlas brinesn,
was be 5arm INN Iieisri. uno Sds Der
0anolperier Ooer drbsitsr III Der Staoi
ihr bdarss ebele anidailrn muB, Alip
iGmmtl,he darmprpouits. pelds pom
ganomann uno iei-sr 5amils uerJthri
lpsroen. dleiih. NishI. aartOiisln. Ne.
mnie. RIld, 9ier, Butter u. I. 10. aud
J.uerholJ. falls bic jarm lUldles Iisisrt
9g beiisi I'M SoIIen, mae osm Siaoier
Hd I'M 4lclHen 10 ueridaiien Uit idiper
luiro. Tam mus Der Sausr bic paus
mis,be. Die ben Arbeiisr of isbr idhiper
Oridi. in AnihIda brinasn 5lr uisls
aui Der aarm uerrihtsis arbeiisn iislli
iih bic 9niidldolaans erit ipdtrr ,in.
Sie idlli nidt iOiOrt IN bic auseu. aein
Shlas arbsit ssitisht an hem sisenen
peim umi0nii. Die 5arm 0iro onrdl
bic Nrbeit usrbslisrl. Sic iieiai oaourd,
i'm sYerihs. 9laiarlid iinb anlass nno
3inien iiir oas Nnlass aarilal ~ bered).
men. Der Sarmer Der 10 bic RehnuHa
mad,t. miro iinoen. Nab rs ihm I'm all.
aemelnen btiier ssht, ale Der WlehrSabl
Der Sanowerter aHo Nrbeiier, pen be Ten
hduiis piele Tauienos ploglid) arbsiiss
lps, odna alsbalb broolps lino. Vel ben
barmer ismmi bic Siderbsit oes Gr.
uerbs mehr iH Heiradt ale bic Dob,
Oeiislbeu. asin RsHid, iiiuoiai itm ois
arbtit. bas beiBi. oR Moalidlsi. Dee
Wrooeripsrbs. Nui ieiner siarnfn pui,
III Der Bauer unabbdHsiaer HHb icrasn'
loier als bic Rehrjahl Der canewsriel
une 0,sifditsleute. llHb barin lisei bsl
b0hsre Aerth. ale in BEN blobsu Or
wtrbs. die ihletteu .3eitsn" ireiier
ION audi. ssisneibi Fait isin 0rnne
eieeHibuni seiirueilia uuter osm 9rut
ssrielbeu beeeuitno i'm spertbs. Tod
iperDen aui ieinsm Ader sbeR 10 uisl,
wuihel Oeireibs. nartoiisIn etc. maiden
Oh Der Vrus bts aaubes isspsiIia bsd
cher Hiesris itshi. Mafs III iebr ~
tFsfisnb nno es III besbaIb Der Tranl
Der eanbbep6Iisnins IN bic Vbrebiidti
smiling nnb btbaxssli6.-
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~ins inisrsRaHis lassus.

Ias Sddsamt bat cine Iabtlr aus.
esarbeitei. IN ipelbsr bic bon ben siuIcl.
nen Ter sroBcren YGnoer ausataebru,u
SeloWalisn uni Der Anthcil oapun prc
aOpi Der SeUOIierms auiasiuhrt psr.
ben. Taruas 1T sriittlih. bah Grant
reid NIT cIuer SsU0ltrrumss inbl ppn
- NtIl. ptrbdltHiBmGsis bic msiit,n
llmlaulmtttel bat. udmlid s3G.Sl prs
Sppi; Srlsleu bat $500 pro appi,
NaIiralieH S,G.O5, Die Ser. Stcster
t2G.O2. bic Risorrlanot s24.34. Qhno
nit sIusr SepOlisrnussjohI uUn IO2
Rill bat llmlauismlttel i'm Seiraoc bon
unr tl.S0 pro aOpi Der Sru6lltruna,
gani III Silber. RumanleH bat o. 90
pro 0Upi. Ssrbien t4.2G, SdpsOen
eel, ole Iiiriri g.. 30 bel elmer Seu1ls
icruHa pen 80. 200. .OO", bic mlitslams.
rIiaHlitcu Staatsu s3.fS. ,SdpGH o. 10,
,Snetn t3i4. bei riner Scuolicrunqs'
Sabl pUH IS; .3C0,OO, 0nutI a. 30. bas
brltIidr Snis!reih S!O.I4. 9eutihluue
SlS.jG. Ypriuaal s?lOG bel rIncr S'e.
U6IieruusSJahl p0n nur 4.;OO,OOO.
6appien sly.G5, bic iledmtrli. Siaa:sn
Sl9GI, CANADA tlU, Suba tl2.3l,
StaItru $3.50. be ShlpslS *l4.4S, ,QSris'
henlano $l2:2, SpaHlsu ana. C.
lterrelh llngGrn 1855. RUrweacH sG 80.
26usmari sII.72, AuRIGuS &S.l: uno
NrTIcO o. o..
Scli oer NasGrbeituua oisies Scritiis
bat osr Betraa Der llmIauismlitrl III ben
Ser. Sioairn dui $25 81 abasnOmmeH
Ter Scrlti slsbt Die @elGmmtiummr
Der @plomunIrn Der &elt aui 3,9Ul, .
YOO. 900 EOu.. err SiIbeTmuuyru uui
1881 10000 EVli., uno bee nlht aa
rantlrten gdplerssIpes Gui =, zoo Wlu
E0u an
aus oleltr ldhslIr arht redjt otutlldl
hrrUUr. wls uuiiuulg Olt aunahmc III,
BAH plsI orlo ben ssSbliiduo ots gaR.
oss rrbphi. SreIit mon /. y. 1sutih
lamb. eualano unp Srdntrrith bsrnus,
bic Gui uuseidhr osrislbsu SMir itsbeu,
mds ben Glsemeinen @shIitdup dubt
Ianst 10 iUlltt 3sutihlano mt, itiusn
sIS.5G aHo enalano INIT &2O.lI prU
appi pom drauirsih mil s3G.Sl nm iaii
3Uppelts an |OhIitano hbrrilharIt psr
ben. Gieics ~, iuir aeiaai. nitt Der
jau. In ShprStn mii 2.9l uro Ror.
iUeasn nit sG 60 pro aOpi iius bic g,srs
haliniils sisnlidb slsidbaTtla. .Eappisa.
o0s Siieiiint Der Welt, Der Siob uuier
ben SiaGieu, bat bic iiaitlidhe Summe
uOu Sl9G5 pro ROpi GuiSWpriirn. Ub
sIsIh ss Ndl in iraiirm @IsnO bsiineei.
anoeVs Setipielr tanu iib Der Ntuituos
Seisr lsldi ie!bi; JuiammruhsLIen. Sas
III Isgter 3rit IL uitI srh6rte Gsidrsi
uad .mrhr Belp" III s6lIs unbsrehiiat
Hns ipIItr III .briisr 8r.s- umssWanpsIt
lpereen
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-01-18
esnatsr gsttisrsu lsat. benz ..

&enator Eettlartiu Ieaie BEN St
ndt cine SIl upr. iprlts belbe Sduirr
paiiirir uRo iu0nat Den uHtrr 9lcpe
ldnes triter Naturalization pon Der
9rOip @eisrpdtiGn uertrleh:neu Nuiieo
lun siu SdlGOsueriaB uUn SuiGmmsu
s2OO. 900 ausbeidhIt pcrNeu I'LL Iit
Slu barrt lsst Der CSsushmauua osS
S,6iiosntsu. Rad cine anosrs ppn Bet.
lisrsw rinasbradtt SiIl bat 0Gs Senais
aUmir iur 6lientIitr SduosrsIen IN 9r.
wdeuHs. WUHah bic Smsesrsslrrnns
ben elnJslnsn StGateH III II 9rOSeut seS
9rtrdsss brjabIrn iUu. Der aus Nem
Ssriauis pOn SuciGusr Rrisrpailpusn
IN iOlhen Stadteu eriielt wVroen II.
5ar bic berrits psriauiteu SduSerslen
WartrR earaah ungriGhr 1000, 900
an Die bstrslienOrH Stnntru iu brinbtrn
iriu
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-01-18
Nermanu 9iasI :

Die osutith nmsriidnIihs Rrsir bal
rlnen hsrben @rrluit ourt oas 6inidsi
ben nerman Sigrls Gee 9hsi RsoacteuT
Der .,AbenopOit" in Rilluauisr rrIitten.
6r entihlummertr nddb lduserrm StlOst
am Nbeno bee II. B. Rts. Der per
oIentr IGnu wuret am lS. Ssbr, lS4O
~ S6uiienrIso IN Ssartismbrre srbU.
rsn, 100 er cine quite @rSlrhuna ssuOB.
Rad hariem Sample inns 5Giriu uno
butertH 9niiGu'huueeu allsr art
hlerSuIanos iLub sr ieIuru 6disn III NiIl
pautcc. iuU er bic -5rsue Trriis-. Die
lsSlss .Nbeuopst- sriiHostr,
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-01-18

llHSIiritotnsGusIdusrr
.. an.-Sonppu. @rUBss aui,
ieLsn bat e. bier srrsst. bah Z. psHRls
Ter, WnsIiso oss garldmsnis iar Gan,
tsrburp ben Autrds itelsH wOIlis, oaB
eiH 00mite erncnni merpsr iUuir. um
iit senau ~ itbsrSsussn, luOiar une luis
bic @eIOsr Der Rssisruns ami Der eUIum
biIheu @elinusittlluus III Chicago Usr
oussabt ru0rbsn iin0. gsis Der GORE
iponoent Der aiiOcIlrlru Rrsiis ,ridbrt,
wire segsn be Ssrrreter GusIaHos bic
alaas srbVbeu. oaB Ibrr geripaItuns
bOhii mauaslhait ssUsisH lpdrs auo iis
oas Sslo usrihweHoet hdtteu, 10 oaB
6naluno init isIHsr AusnsadHs abipLat
frinr Gbre slnaslest hGtts. Cir SeRrp
ysOVo, Der SOriiysr Der brItiihsn Som.
miiiipN bel Der @slidnsitsauua in Obi.
cage u, Der aHiiat. bah OIcir AniIaasn
pUn rinsm unjuirltOsnrn AusiislsT,
Der pdbri:aeinlih itlns 9rdmlr rrhaIttn.
heTTuhrsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-01-18
SradsusiuharS.

Srp Gin ithfperes llnslld
wHrOs beuis ourh ben eiultuTj sinr
ismyOrdrsn Hrhfe IN williamsburg
peruricdt. Ts Brhde mar aniss,0ssn
unp partsten. oa Is iurj mad .. esm
Shinb Der Sabriisn mar. bic Arfeitsr
oidbt ssDrdnat ari ben Wlpmeni. NO he
ilber bic Bride paiiiren iunnisa. Sobalp
oas tSiiier Suradssihoben ipurbs. itiirm.
ten unseidbr isdSis yeripnen. msIitens
iunss Burihea, npripdris, um raid ans
anosrs uitr su seIansea. Sie haiitn
iebpd faum bic Brlde bttrsten, ole bic
BIantsn nnier bem 0ewihte Der An.
itirmsnpen Suiammen braden uno bic
aui Der Wrads bsfinplihea iiarJien ins
@aiisr. Son alien Seiien tam ioiert
ollie in pocten. ylaHin iuurben ben
NIT ben MsIlsn admpienoen suesiporien
unp ulles efthnH. nm bic init Dem 1oos
Sineenben aas ben Ealten 5lnihsn sa
rsi,sn. 3rob allebem ideinen y Berips
aeu permibi. ndmlich: George Wills.
Ntid,ael Smifb. yatrid gSiehrtp, Sohn
Rsrlpin. puab Wiariss. Bernard 1olt.
Ansuii Blum. Eairid sssllp. Ni6o!as
ppeau.
Ehwer perlsst uae inc CT Schns
| ppipiial iine . esripnsn ssbracbt mpr.
ben. llnbebsntrnbe Wsrlsbnngsn truesn
lunssidhr 10 3ssricnen bapon.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-01-18
3atrr unp iSdlttr atheilt.

errR II cBni GFsd. Bee ben 70.
rsut naJ JtHr aSu b HiuHs Jarr tar nan
uer sc
ihrH
10
sard
IsIiIasR
IN
vrab mt
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-01-18

RruH GrHOsu bel ben AushsusrH nsHsn suusaen
bn aus GpHpt bsiaaeH
Wutwo Gd,sm
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-01-18

SlsUHa. ia. GtT iOlssHst lrVm
petsnitoB srHa uUn SlgOnG, SSWG. per
Trabt al ale bsotuicnorH ,3situHgeu
bee Sanoes
-. Sauuar. Ter sroBie lheI
Der bisFssn GiHwVbnsrihGit jOs hsutt
aas um iid an osr srUbsu @plisioee
oR aui hsuis aHstieBt 1T. ~ bsihsillasn.
lie @6Iir habsn iida in Der lsStsn 2sit
IN srVBrr 3ahl srJsist uRp uutr benz
RislnUIsh Der 5armer ishr dGissrdumi
Dan wIu be &0lis IN Gin Stad Sgmpi.
lamb um uoTolIteu Ihsll oes GOuniu
IrsIben uno Ihnsn bort ben Baraas md.
den. RaE hOlit mlnssitsno IIU ss0Ils
isus 81 trbsutsR.-
Nm ndhisH lass tam oanu bic item
Iante Nslouns. odb plr 5UU ,Sdsrr mi
sInIeeH graItIshalsn uno tinrm rdu.
oIasn &VIi IurldiebrIsu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-01-18
10s siu6su3 tam men.


IL. SaH.-Ri lwauirs. 0euts
WOraen nm llsr brGd IN ssm alien
Cream 0iiu SOtsl Seusr aus, unb Srau
dnnit Shrums, bic bsiaste Nutter bss
Or. J. aaiten UOn bier, ione IN ben
5lan.msn ibrsH lob. 5Tau G6rums
mar 50 Sabre alt; usr oreI glOuGtsn.
als bas oUtel tbsiIlueiis abbraHHts, ,luuros
ils oarh 5suerwehrlsuis ssreiid. Toe
Webiuoe wuros uOn RuoUlph Z. Beld.
mann uno Samilie bepohHi; Veihmann
puros enr6 5unisn. welts uVn Der
Tsde isiHes 3immers iielen. aus ben
Shldis sewedi. Die 5amilis Beihman.
Der rs seians, iid aus BEN brrunsnoen
@ebducs Ju rettsH. ano dran S6rams
pursn bic siHJissu SsuObHsr Osspduiss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04
 HUMOROUS.

fim-"What kind of neektie is that, Bill-a fou-in-hand?" Btll-"No. 2 second-hand south Boston News.
 Whats that noise?" asked Willie, as the owls began 10 hoot. Its a 1e8 said his English nurse. aPohw efiesl Willie T know that, but what E I that's howling21-Harper's Bazar.
 10 Us in Dreams
 What is 1t speaks to us in dreams
 Is il voice from Eyermores
 Or IS t something that VIC ate
 The night before2
 Detroit Free Press.
 Harmony. y.-Cholly What ianny eigawettes; why. they're made Nlth bwown paper!H Chappie Clinton ''faas; l got them made to order to mafeh my wusset shoes. -Brooklvn Eagle
 Bound to Kick. -He-"Maria, this bill is very large. She IVY George! Twas afraid you would saT that; so got Madame Stickem to ass. s. the smallest piece of paper possible. nas t IS always the way with you. aep re bound to find fault anyway. s- s0stoa Transcript. .......-
 fou haven't changed much he as he lighted fresh cigar, sahee last saw you. No (she ssaaed :. her eyes from the glarina sun. s'sh' With per g}oyed hand) "only one s'ssOaaa. sss Although they were old fsHgollhates, conversation seemed to ag-Detroit Tribune.
 Last Resmt-Mother-af don't aa2N what to do about my little boy. aAFe been feeding him on all the new essent health foods 1 could hear of saq he gets thinner and thinn8r every ssl,,,i. p9etor--1A.m. Desperate eases en @sPetate remedies. Try him 9Aaneat and potatoes. Puck. ~. lond Mamma loraeulanvl-4Eyery VT name has some particular mean. l og ought to have. Charles signi- iss Aihgiyi Harry, the noble; Frank , eee-What does Frank mean?p sseif Daughter Starting out of a sIsReriel-" Err -Frankq Oh he means n,',s3 Tsss ness, he told me so last night. ,4- Ralfalo Courier,
 ss.. No S Risks Tal1en.-Her lip quivered k,,s s' i,ef breath came in labored gasps, Ias. m' sle dld not speak. Do you not laa me- he anxiously demanded. seiz. ;s ss ier shrinking hand. II don't sIs.,@s w, she faltered. Gently he in, bs saalea his arm about her. .sBarling, 7 \. ,Mnlofmured, l would you like to have ,Iss N ash you mamma 1irst?" With a sud, N VF3 of terror she grasped his arm lv 9o' mol she shriel1ed, eonvulsive sels oae IS widow: I want you my sa't, one chung to him until he sas.a ss,s.llnly promised that he would sax Dsspoitg ,liig t, to the old lady at present. :
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"MoN POISONOUS PLANTS.

emioek, Hellebore, Aconite, Fox Hho giove and Others,
 aeceAt death of five schooi-boys hieb ,3 g3lown, N, Y, from eating root 1 aney supposed to be sweet flag. kinf1, s,'aention ,on in very tragic and ks nIaHy "ay to the presence of poison kst ,nnts p,, In our woods and fields.
 t ,lae,s. hat he root really was I have Il eo,rla ,a,1ei y earned. A medical jour-
 a, a1ehting on the case supposes Iowa was the very common plant
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1853. In 1858 she was married to Alex ander Van AIstyne a musician, who was also blind. Her first poem was pub lished in 1881, and her first volume of verse, A Blind Girl and Other Poems, in 1si4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04

-Ol how much more doth beauty beauteous seem, by that sweet orna= ment which truth doth give. Shake speare.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04

-Bedfeld uas the Gr tmetaorologist to prove that in all extensive severe storms a system Of surface winds is blow. .ny in toward the storm center
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04

Drunkenness places man as much below the level of the brutes. as reason elevates him above it.-Sinclair,
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Fanny Crosby, the blind Methodlss bvmn-writer. is now seventy years of age. She has written about three enoue ue sand Sunday-school hymns many ot which are widely known. She was porn at south East. N. r., in 1923, and lost her sight when six weeks old thfousn the ignorant application of a warm .noultfce to her eyes. She has been an inmate e,f and teacher in the institution
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04

Laws are not invented; they grow a,,t of circumstances. -Azarias.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04

In &orwaY the perpetual snow line is at -33J feet; in the Himalayas, IG, roe in t6a Andes. ls 60o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04

In the temperate zones, the maxi mum of heat is attained about month after the longest days.
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The srye lakes, forests waterfalls shores, canons, valleys and other pictures features of Scountry den
 eaed by pen and pencil Edited by sWam ECuen Bryant.
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M ,v.ecinaled' persons arc not per-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04

..Yomanm insisted the tyrant.-Phils adelphia Press,
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Detroit Free Press.

-Harmony.--Cholly Greene-'sWhat my .a, eigawettes; why. they're made m .sh oWoWn papers, Ghappie Clinton 1aasi l got them made to order to lateh my wusset shoes. ''-Brooklyn
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