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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01
A FORSAkEN DUTY.
But It Was Well Cared for by a
Brave Girl.

1 won be able To drive the stage
tomorrow, Lou"
why not. Tom?''
\ faint tinge of color flew to Tom
Carlin's check
i want to go down to .Timtown to-
morrow on business. I'm going to ta Ike
the morning train"
What buSincss?-'
That's my affair. Lon. and don't
You ask any questions" he answered
grufliy-
The girl at the other side of the room
came t. her brothers side and laid Il
hand on his shoulder
I'm afraid, Tom" she murmured,
sadly.
"Afraii of what?''
Afraid that those rough men vou
have been taking mp with lately will
lead you into trouble. You are going
10 Jimtown with them know ii. oh,
Tom. don't 20 For my sake. Tom
She placed an arm around his neck
and looked plcadin-sly int" his ewes.
lie hcsitatcI q moment and then
started To his feet, throwing her from
him.
Don't make a fool of yourself. Lon
I'm going to bismarck in the morning
and that settles it
Il thought IL was to Jimtown-"
well. Jimtown, then
''Nou ought to be here. Tom, attend
ing To business. Don't You know that
Henry Gorlon is going north tn-mor-
row morning with fifteen thousand
dollars for the bank at Sykeston?"
OF course ! know it, replied Tom,
a strange glitter in his eye. The
more fool he for not taking the train
and going around by way of Jimtown
instead of carrying that amount of
money across country"
The money must be in the hands of
the bank by tomorrow afternoon re-
turned the girl. ''If he goes by train.
via .IimtOwn, he won't reach Sykeston
before midnight"
We'll, it's none of my affair" NUT
tered Tom; 81 wonder who l can get to
run the stage for me?''
Il will, Tom"
He started forward impetuouslv-
NO. no, Lou-not you" he cried
Not you, anyone but you! Promise
me you won't run the stage!'
His words were wild; his looks plead
ing.
She drew herself up a trifie sternly.
II you lbTSsiht your aAhbN ~ tttil y ou
are needed most, it devolves upon me,
who love you and care for your reputa-
ton. to step into your shoes and do the
work you fail to perform shall run
the stage
He turned his back to her and
walked toward the door. There he
paused, the spirit of good striving
within his breast to overcome the spirit
of evil. But the strife was in vain.
lie faced her once more with a cruel
laugh.
Il see through your s,hcmc, Lou.
You're setting your cap at this Gordon
you're afraid he'll get into trouble
with that fifteen thousand dollars Of
his-ha. ha, ha! That talk about your
brother is all very fine, but it won't
wash I'm off for Jim:own, anyway.
Good-by, Lou!"
Waiting for no parting word from his
palc-faced sister, Tom Cariin passed
out of the house.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01
NUMBER D
SWINGING SONG.

a hammock gently swinging.
mother bends above:
She To her babo iS sincIng
With heart ali fun Of love
The little maiden sWayiu-
Beneath the greenwood tree
Has set her heart To sayin-.
Love me aS l love thee
So ssSayiag. singing slowly
Her loved ono to and fro,
Her heart with rapture holy
Out to her babe doth go,
And while her thoughts are sIraying
Among the days 10 be
Her heart i ever saying:
Love me as / love thee"
Another hammock swinging,
= lover hendS above
He 10 his sweetheart singing
With heart all full OF love;
The lovely maiden swayinC
Beneath the greenwood tree
Has set his heart 10 saying:
Love me A. love thee 90
50 sSayiu-, singing slowly
His loved one Io an . fro.
His heart with rapture holy
Out to his love doth 60
And while his thoughts are straying
Among the days 10 he
His heart i ever saying:
Love me As / love thee
William = Lord. in Chicago Record
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01
..All aboard for Sylzeston!,

''All aboard for Sylleston"'
1t was a wOman's voice that spoke
words - four norscs came dashing
up to the Dawson house dragging the
Mouse river stage.
tour passengers came out of the ho-
tel, among them Henry Gordon. See
ing Lou Carlin on the box he stopped
short, astounded
Where's Tom. Lou?'' he asked.
'iimtown," she answered, briefly.
Gordon's face became grave.
when did he go?"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01

Half an hour afterward Il knock fell
upon the door of the little shack
where Tom Carlin, the stage-driver,
and his sister lived
The knock was twice repeated before
it was answered.
Lon at once threw-open the door. and
when she saw who the caller was would
have given the world had her eyes held
fewer traces of tears recently shed.
Come in, Henry" she said
4 Young man with "a handsome, resO-
lutte face stepped into the room and
caught her hand.
''Good-evening. Lou" said he, and
then, noticing her red and downcast
eyes, he would have said something
further but stopped himself with an
effort that was almost sigh
Pardon me for calling at this un-
seemly hour. Lou, but | wished to talk
with Tom. Is he here?''
She shook her head mutely.
There are two or three desperate
looking strangers in town, and came
to ask your brother if he Thought there
would be any danger in my taking that
money north tomorrow. Do not think
me cowardIy, Lou; it is not my own
money. you know should feel differ
emily if it were otherwise"
There is not the slightest danger,
Henry" she replied. Tom is not here,
so ] will answer for him"
''ThanS you" he returned You
have reassured me, but"
lie paused
But " hat?" she asked.
Nothing" he returned, catching her
hands and looking wistfully into her
face. II shall have something To tell
you, Lou, when / come back from
Skyeston."
Tell me now"
Smiling, he shook his head. Bringing
her hand quickly to his lips he kissed
it. ca wing her at once with an abrupt
good night"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-06-01

Smiling, he shook his head. Bringing
her hand quickly to his lips he kissed
it. ga wing her at once with an abrupt
good night"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
\ Hay Ride.

Last night c crowd of young peo- pie, chaperoned by Mir. and Mrs. Marlborough, enjoyed q hay-ride to Sulphur Springs. A most delightful evening was spent at the Springs in dancing and other amusements and the occasion was one long to be remembered. Among those present were:
 MjssesEmma and Julia White, Car. rie Greenfield, Sue Knox, Daisy Griffith, Little Rock), Lucy Benton Hettie Allen, Thenie Stubblefield Loutie Dumas, Mag Wilbourn, Leta Ham nett, Nellie Collier and Zoe Thompson.
 Messrs. billiard. Saunders Thermor Lduthan, Curran Nichol, Harry Ol cott Ralph Jones, Will Hut, Vii Benton Claude Smith, Carl Hing Yates Van Valkenberg, Bob Hyslop Harry Truloek, Will Taggart anc John Alexander
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
T0DAY'S EVENTS.
Crisp News Concerning the Important Occurrences
 This Day.
An Ohio Diamond Tournament.

STErBESyIIIE, O., July 30.-fhe steubenville Athletic Club B Diamond meet, to be held here on the new Pleasant Heights track this after noon and tomorrow, promises 10 be Eastern Ohio's leading event this season The track is pronounced by men who arc in position to know, and by wheelmen in general, as the fastest in the State. Among the entries are Johnson and Bliss, who will meet for the first time this sea son at this place. The program consists of five class A and four class B races the first afternoon. with four class A aud four class B races the second afternoon. A novice and a boys under~l6 race is also booked. Several special races have been ar ranged for he event and 2.9aa in prizes are offered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
For the Education of the Red Man

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The sum- mer institute and conference in the interest of Indian education, which was authorized to be held at Helena, Mont, from today to Aug. 4, will he held instead at the Indian school at Fort Shaw, Mont, on these dates. The change is due to the superior ac- commodations for visitors at the Fort Shaw school. The succeeding and last conference will be held at St Paul, Minn, Aug 11-lS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
Fnnr Rlc Political Days.

DIXON, ILf.., July 32.-The seventh annual session of the Rock River As sembly will begin in this city today and close August 16 Inentertaining features this years program will eclipse any preceding one. Among the novel features the political days attract the most attention. Four have been announced, one for each of the leading parties. Popnlist day is August ? Prohibition day is August J, when John r St. John will speak Senator GnlIom will address the Re publieans on August ', and Franklin McNeagh is announced as the speaker on Democratic day, August S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
A Card from ". T. Craig.
PINE BLUFF, ARK,,July g, 1S9-

PINE BLUFF, ARK,,July g, 1894
 Editor GRAPHIC:
 Please give me space in your val uable paper to answer the most vicious and slanderous onslaught made on me by some parry unknown to me. Your readers can quickly see the charge of Mrs. Monks against me when l tell you that had both Mir. and Mrs Monk arrested for stealing my fruit and cord wood, as the records of the court will show. These people have been living on my premises for some months and they had been given five written notices to vaeate before they would leave. We have been in q dispute for q long time and this was the final outcome of the feud. have lived in the com munity all my life and never have been known to be of the character described by them. Neither is this the reputation of myself and family, and 1 fiatly deny the charge and islander emenating from them. She made no charge against me until seven days after the time she was put off of the place l am q citizen of this county, born and raised here and I hope that all fair and honest men will arrest their judgment unti thecharges i'll the case are disproved Yours Truly, W. J. CRAIG,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
Fighting an insurance Company

Slorx GIrY, IA, July 3l.-The State or Iowa took Il hand on July 2l in the Underwriters Mutual Fire ln- sdfance Company mutldle and filed q petition of intervention asking for q receiver. The State examiner reports mat the company hss $50.000 of nn- paid losses, with $l06.000 of assess ahe premium notes as the only assets, aha that the company is unable to reallze on these. The hearing of the case was continued until today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Forty Years the Standard.
spe eial Assessment.

The tax book for the collection or special assessment upon the real property in District No, l, for the purpose of street paving, has been placed,in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end 5f that time for the collection Of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this Fist day of July, 1894. ". D. HEARy, Collector of Paving District No. l. in thecity of Pine Bluff.
 Office at the Bank of Pine Bluff.
 2 Inn Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
 his escape.

Suttler, ex-editor of the Arkansas Farmer, and q prominent Populist of this State, has been discovered a defaulfer in the amount of $666 70. The money appropriated to his own individual use belonged to the board of missions of the Little Rock Conference of the Methodist Church, of which lie was Assistant Treasurer Suttler left the State two years ago and has not been heard from within the last eighteen months
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
Michigan Rennblicans .

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. July si,--The Republican State convention will be held here today. Michigan elects an entire State ticket and the Demo crats have already placed their can 'didates in the field. It is likely that the convention will name it's choice for United States Senator to fill the term of the late Senator Stoekbridge and the leading candidate appears to be Congressman Burrows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
The E,pht., Georgia .

GREENSBORO, GA, July sl.-The Eighth Congressional District Dem ocraey will meet today and name its candidate for the House of Repre- sentatives. Both Judge Lawson and Jidge McWhorter are actively at work in the district, and both feel confident. The friends of each candidate claim majority of the delegates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
Methodist Conference.

The Methodist Conference Of this district meets tomorrow at Rison and delegations from all our local Methodist churches will leave for that place this afternoon. Our local churches will be represented as fol- lows;
 First Methodist--G. N. Hart. WIT. Woodbridge, |. B. Austin and R. H. NJ. Mills.
 Riyerside-W. D Vance, NJ. r. Me Cary,J. A. stanper, L. D. Orr; NJ. J Reynolds and Miss Leila Joyce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
The Famous casino to Re Sold.

NEW YeRK,.Jnls 3l-In accordance Ml'h an order made by Judge An .urews of the Supreme court. the easlno Y. property will be sold at pub- ie auction today. The sale will be s"blect to the lease now held by eanaly < Ledefer, which expires oh November 20, and also to the seaf lease from that date granted ph June by Judge Dugro to Wm. frank Hall, president of the Casino .lu' which Messrs. Rudolph and A'peft Afonson have been busy or ganizing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
UNION COUNTY PRIMARIES.
Kerry Carries the County and Good
 Democratic Ticket Is Nominated.
peeial Dispatch to the Graphic.

Special Dispatch to the Graphic.
 EIDoRADo, ARK, July 31.-Returns from Democratic primaries show the nomination of Taylor for sheriff; Clerk. Heafin; Treasurer, Newton; Judge, Vanhook. Balance of ticket no opponents. Berry carrid the county nearly two to one over Fish hack.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31

Republican state Convention. Little Rock
 One fare for the round trip. via the Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale Jnly 2 and 2S, with final limit July 30, d-wJuly 2S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
Twenty tnree honra to chieago.

Tlle Cotton Belt train No 4leaving her at 1:l0 a. rl. Arrives at Cairo at l:30 p. II. Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving at St Louis at 6:45 D. III. and Chicago at l2:20 q, m. Remem- Der this trainhas free reclining Chair Car. B. Il. Wilson Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
T ftt
rlans aud specifications.

On yesterday afternoon Mir. K. ". Lane, architect, showed US the plans and specifications for the new. ward school building to be erected On Lakeside. The new building will be one story brick structure with two rooni~s26y y36feet, with q hall hetwdan 8x36 feet. There will also be vesti- bule 12x12 feet and two cloak rooms 42xl2 feet each The building will he aInamented by | handsome tower and covered with an iron roof, and will be neat and attraetivesin all its details. The contract for the erec- tion of the same vii be let by the School Board in a few days.
 Butler Harrison has been wanted for some time by the authorities on q charge of petit larceny. This morIf- ling about 10 o'clock Deputy Com stable Joe Key nabbed him and started to take him to the lookup, but Butler used sufficient diplomacy
 to induce Key to go with him 10 the Pine Bluff Mercantile Company
 where he (Butlerl said he wanted to see q fiiend On arriving there and not finding his friend, he insisted on going further up Second avenue, and
 when Key protested, made break sor liberty. In order to intinidate
 and stop him Key fired two shots,
 but cold lead had no terrors for But Ter as eonlparel with sojourn. on. the county farm. Key, seeing his
 nan determined to escape, pursued
 him and oyerhauled him after 8 chase
 around several blocks, during which
 Key suffered q severe bruise oil his
 left knee by falling across the rail Iroad track Butler will undoubtedly dotime on The county farna, Moral :; | Never give q thief a chance to escape
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
WASHINGTON. D. G.
Meeting of the supreme Lodge Kniehts'
 of PythIas.

For this occasion the Iron Mduns tain Route will sell tickets to Wasia= ingtoll D. c, and return at one fare fol. the ronId trip Tickets on sales August g and 24 '9 For further particulars apply to J RkINAe < dw aug Tkt. t Pine 6lgl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31

Mr. and Mrs. K. $. Edwards arrived in the city this Afternoon from Mem. 'pnis. and are the guesfs of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Greenfield.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
Meinnhss and Kelnrn

August , to inclusive the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to Mem phis and return at $5.l5. Tickets good returning until August F.
 E. H. WILSON, Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
T. r AS.
Post c Holds an Interesting Meeting at
 Hotel TruIoek

Post c of the Travellers Protective Association held very interesting meeting in their elegant quarters at Hotel Trulock last night, which was fairly well attended by merilbers
 President W II. Langford presided with Secretary Ed Werthemef at the desk, and the following proceedings were had, to-wit:
 Several mportantcommu were read by the Secretary. after which q Board of Directors was elected as follows: J. " Adams, r. B. Russell and Dr. E. (. Thomp- son. President Langford and Sec retary Wertheimer are ex-oflicio members of the board
 Committees were then appointed as follows, the first named being Chairman of said committee
 Committee on Railways Simon Bloom, W s. Jeter, John O'Connell. Legislation-S. r. HilzheiIn, A. s Trigg, G. N. Hart.
 Press-J. W. Adams, J. B simon ] C. Sehfoss.
 Hotels-G. II Owens, r. B. Hsns ton, ] E. Ryan
 EmpIoyment--Isaac Dreyfus, A Blum, H. c. Fox.
 \ resolution was also adopted memorializing our Senators to vote for House bin No. 1888 which is ar amendment to the Interstate Com merce act providing for the issuance Of ioinf interchangeable 5000 mil. tickets, and instructing the Isrrsident and Secretary to transmit the samt to Senator's Jones and Berry at once There being no further business the Post adjourned until the nexs regular meeting, which is next Mon day night, August (.
 --------.-- Meeting ot fhe southern I.uinber manu
 faeturers' Association at Mem
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
NEWS IN BRIEF.

There is considerable feeling on the part of the House tariff cOnferees over the proposed caucus.
 *x*
 There is great pressure for the passage by the House of Senator Hoar's ironciad anti-lottery bill.
 #4&
 The appropriation bills are far along, but two remaining to pass the Senate out of the fourteen passed hy the House Another deadlock on the tariff bill is promised, the House being indis- posed to yield to the Senate's de mands. Representative Hadson is receiy- ing much encouragement in his fight for q constitutional amendment so as to give the Government power to suppress trusts.
 .x*
 Pullman costs yearly $9,000 more than the taxes raised in the place.
 *#*
 The storm of Saturday night proved disastrous to, property in Iowa.
 A Lexington, Ky, police officer was shot and killed by a drunken negro.
 A somnamulist walked out of a window al Leaven worth, Kan, and was killed.
 The steamer Miranda, with the Cook Arctic expedition, has again sailed northward
 Saturday nights rainfall was most welcome throughout Missouri, Illinois and Kansas.
 *x*
 About 300 members of Hogan's Commonweai army are stranded in St. Louis and destitute.
 N
 Nearly LOGO Union Pacific employees have lost their jobs at Cheyenne through the A. R. U strike.
 .tx
 Yesterday 97 ,000 heads of live stock were received in Chicago. This sur passes all receipts in single day for that city.
 A fire in Minneapolis yesterday de- stroyed property to the amount of $l ,000, 000.
 At Conway this evening the three candidates for Governor. Clarke. Remmel and Baker, will open the gnbernatorial campaign.
 *.& China and Japan continne to pre- pare for war Four torpedo boats l from Germany and rifles from the United States have been ordered by China.
 Gen and Mrs. T j. Churchill, oi Eittle Rock, celebrated the forty-fifth anniversary of their marriage last 1 Sunday. After sumptuous dinner had been served at their elegant home, the General read n poem dedi- cated to sHis Wife. =
 s.*
 An escaped convict iron. Mississip- pi. by name of Bird, inangurated a reign of terror in Drew county which l resulted in his death. Upon ignor- l ing the frequent commands of halt given by the deputy sheriffs, he was shot and instantly killed by one oi ] them just as he was about to make
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31

An escaped convict from. Mississip- pi, by name of Bird, inangurated a reign of terror in Drew connty,which resulted in his death. Upon ignOr- ing the frequent commands of halt given by the deputy sheriffs, he was shat and instantly killed by one Of them just as he was about to make
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31

Gen. and Mrs. T. J. Churchill, of Eittle Rock, celebrated the forty fifth anniversary of their marriage last Sunday. After a sumptuous dinner had been served at their elegant home, the General read a poem dedi- cated to "His Wife. y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31
Meeting ot fhe southern I.ain6ef Mann
 facturers. Association at Mem
pI,Is, Tenn.

One fare for the round trip via the Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale August 5 to 5, limited to return August F. d-w augS <;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31

China and Japan continne to pre- pare for war. Four torpedo boats from Germany and rifles from the United States have been ordered by China.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31

At Conway this evening the three candidates for Governor, Clarke. Remmel and Baker, will open the gubernatorial campaign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-31

A fire in Minneapolis yesterday de- stroyed property to the amount of ssl 1000, ,000