Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-14
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5,Is E, lsaned 2 forward and asked sas essa ordinary interest:
 ,. sssn George sincef"
 ya.Isn y0a sss,' $ face took on an ex- Ps'..sls ass sssmed to betokon resigna- nss .'.a ss syiIs the human race IS
 . ''ss come in contact with.
 k Irics, S',s, she answered
 Ibe chslaren?'' ,,
 K Ssssn't seen them. "
 Eis wifef' .,,.4, ,,,ottv
 sd as they say she is quite pretty ble teo- ,,
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 ,. sgo You can't imagine lsss lsss t gave me. He was nssr- %sr zslabsr, wasn't he2" ,, Is.st iSs,'' z month after you were.
 l'S@ z as sse the children, but Pm ssnIdn't ~ i9 bear it. It makes no Is,,, how good Georges new wife
 x hs like an own mother to IistIs ' things, It's against all Sn knOv that. . ..., .,..4 s,,I Gn black. admitted that ssnt vas indisputable.
 rss rs-, nsyer feel right again, " the continued, apparently giving fence j'I few atfeotionate little
 IullIng it to rest. When l ss I tied to get the children
 but. you see, l had no idea 'boaIa do. l knew it would be bs question for me to try to
 along with all three of them. slth enough in him to believe aauld do the right thing by sn < though my own life with
 been a perpetual martyrdom. ouly known that l should mar
 o soon and so well, nothing eould ever have compelled me bsln up. But, you see, l didn't k all things considered, Iguess E eo Fight OH east. As l said,
 be terrible trial to see them E charge of somebody else and m call another woman moth louId break my heart.
 vO women finished their lunch t cut The baldheaded man at Of the table dropped his fork latter
 ! he said enphatically, it s ion that those three children aotf with that new mother if sthiug short of a amazon than hd be with that woman. Heaven he won't be like their own Itile audience looked as though a with him individually and #ly. Exchange.
 aT FREEDOM WITH DEATH. s Horses Followed Their Leades
 Over the Cliff.
 hardy little Neg Perce horse is Rl known ill a way. but few EHow Bhat remarkable courage aeity ho has. When the Indian
 t the Nez Perco country, the gathered about 5000 horses 9Ilsy that fronted on the steep 5 the Eolumbia river, and there, 3 great white mountains at their spared to make their last des- and
 s Daltle that followed they were ! aud the small fraction of them Aained unkilled put to flight. 'si shut ill by the steep noun iheone side and the steep river lAs other, had to be left behind. ne battle had closed, the sol lhe yolunteors (for only q part
 alaFsl made a rush for the .sat they could not lay hands OH 'aen or approach them.
 aV fOr the first time it was no. N fAey were under a boy herder.
 sas nnarmed, entirely naked 'Ea as copper.
 had no bridle, but wovo his aFo the mane, and thus guided \ aoEse at will at the head of s 9'|lnFeers dropped on their knees
 saefe around the edge of the s'a began to fire at the boy. At )sl's9 F aruck him, His body flew !; 'Aealr and then fell and rolled ! |s'ses now divided as they came s's X a0stiils were distended at the ]. e90q aud their eyes ablazo at Y ' 'Aeir young keeper in the
 ioulu, dfCef the boy
 o'aek leader seemed to run
 us eyes fastened to his htfle \ sssr until they looked frightful |lss the black mane. \ el'gad on around and came to a sdge of the baa+l;ro, [,..',1 14 asa there was a sight as of q N saa mage of a horse poised in |ssss |'sa 2 ~ mad wild cry, such as 3 N s s,, Du9 onee--a cry indescrib- |'s.'ll. x nled the valley.
 kss' e away, and when they Ei,s,sli 'lie black statue was gone. ||s ,l'q. ,sS 10 the leader, over the EAosse "'i4'o "aeef went |'ssa 10, 50, 800, the whole Esss'ens lsspns of of all tho herd was left |'s'ls aI;5 Choked with the dead,