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The Lamar register., 1898-08-10

Z So AftrAf ttt
COUNTY OF PRowERs. Court.
Amy Kecsec. Plaintiff
VERSUS
John II; fiarity. c. E. Hill
ton, the Unknown Heirs lSrrwuoNs
Of {. T. Hilton, samnel > n
Hill. and the Unknown
Heirs OF Samuel Hill.
The People Of the State Of Colorado,
To John H. Flarity. G. E Hilton. the Un-
known Heirs OF q. L. Hilton, Samuel Hill,
and the Unknown Heirs Of samuel Hill.
the defendants above named. .dREhIlNui
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear IN
Il an action brought against You by the above
named plaintiff, in the District Court Of Prov
ers County, State OF Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. II served within this county; or,
IL served ont of this county. or by publication,
within thirty days after the service hereof, cx-
elusive Of the day OF service or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you according to the
prayer OF the complaint; and il copy Of the
Complaint In the above entitlc action be not
served with this summons, or II the service
hereof be made ont of this state. then ten days
additional 10 the time herelnsbove specified for
appearance and answer will be allowed before
tho taking of Judgment by dcfault as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought TO restore the rec.
oreiS Of deed and 10 restore tho original deed
executed by Samuel Hill defendant, conveying
west half Of southeast quarter. OF section 30 81
township - 81 range rs in Prowers County, Col
orado, TO John y. ilarity and &. Z Hilton, for
the purpose Of showing complete title of record
IN said Amy keesee plaintiff, and for the further
purpose OF quicting the title to said land in said
plaintiff, ON account of the said deed having
been lost or destroyed. and the record thereof
havinl; been DESTROYED by the fire in January.
lsss which destroyed the Bent County court
house in this state, as will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action to which ref
erenee Is here made; and which is ON file in the
office OF the clerk of said court.
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear, and 70 answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will proceed
to final Judgment in this cause.
Given under my hand and the seal of saia
Court at Lamar in said County, this I1th
day OF June, A. ID. 1855.
SEAL G. II. DOWNER,
District Clerk.
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF. NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
Q. S. L.xp ornen. L.x.s. coLo.. !

z. s. L,xp oFFIcE. LssAR. coto..
July Is. isss :
NOTICE Il hereby given that Jahn ". warnp-
" Ter. % Holly. Colorado has nied notice Of
iuienttoa 20 make Anal proof on his dc-ort-land
cain No. -, for tho Lots and and So Me-.
q Sc, 4. Twp. = =. Rnx. q W elh M, before
shs Re<istor and Receiver At Lamar. Colorado.
on Thus-dnJ, tho 18th day Of August. i-st-
the complete irriEsfion and reclamation Of said
iard y. Thntnpson. r Conlsy, William coker
and Johu Wilson. all Of Holly. Colorado.
i1-a.s WA MKRKuL Register.
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Nor1cE EoR ruRLlrArIoN.

Z. s LAxD Oyyfcu. LtNsE C0Lo.
August ., ISIS,
,-DTTt'E h hereby given that the following
IN narlsd settler has filed notice of HE intetf'
Uot 80 maxi. final rroof n support 81 his claim
nnl that aid PINOT VIII b. made before the reg
8ny Se1t 1 IsHs VIA Charles n. Durrant, II.
E NJ. .izq fBr the NYyh, Sec. ~, Twp. y s. X.
lie names the following witncsses 70 prove his
e,,itl,iyttins residence upon nud CULTIVATION Of
snIl land viz A. y Crawford, g. r. A.riENtora,
-, 49, Wa. MEERiLL. Register.
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klaney OF nlaaasr TroubIes.

Ifyos sarer frosa kidHey. bladder or urin-
ar trpssls. o. iFqsa W trvqusns Sr sssnty
urine -DF keancr's ktdncy and bark ache
Cure u chat ycE uaut Hed-ucittne hy
rh4isss~r l. generally eurNd by ooc bo;tis of
tAfs rusrEfsi rrtncty. Irstiuiouieiz are
disr.-rafSisd rnauv people donbsing the hon
ssfy nr sincerity uf thesrt We therefore avoid
sirinr any kerel hut ufli furnish them on sp-
tltr4tiap % deairr whose name II EiNsn
t--inw IL aus sAtlsdsd after using ore oot-
Ils yoas usposy I'll - refundsd By
n. MYERS.
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NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
u LAsp orTIeE At L.s.n, coro. !

I. s. LAND oTTIeEAT LAaAH, coro.
July -. isss :
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tiop 70 make final proof IN support Of hi. claim,
and that ssid pruof will be made before the
REGISTER and Receiver q Lamar. Colorado, on
August -. Las. yits Estes A. Graddoek. II. +.
No ssia, for the WI NEk and Els NWA Sec.
:, Twp. 2. s. Bg. ts W. 9th 2. NJ
He names the folloWing witnesses 20 prove
his oontinnous residence upon and cultivation
Of. said land, via; barry Heaton. Fred A. Dew
erfaan. G. = Crawford aud Johu shephard. all
Iso-asi W. A. MERRILL. Register.
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The Lamar register., 1898-08-10
IF
YOU
WANT

To read all the news of the
day, whether local or gen
eral, you should subscribe
for the REGISTER JOUR-
NAL Coordination. The
Lamar Register will give all
the local news, while the
Kansas City Weekly Jour
nal will give all the general
news, includidg all the late
War Reports.
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poLlsn oiRLs LIKE our GIRLS.
I-nl-a n.n tlas. Them In Many Way.
LA. Thsir Am.ria.a sl-t.r..

AAA@N Nt-ATre-
= could not fall to notice the dinsr-
enec IA the young girls as soon As
crossed the Russian frontier and came
inso the land ot the sIav." writes IL
Itsn ueii from wilma, Russia. In the
Ladies' Home Journal Here at once
,rund Individuality. Polish girls are
rsorc IKE American girls II you ask
a young Easllsh siri what she thinks
Of Victor Hugo she tells you that her
Gamma does not AlioE her TO read
French novels. II you ask a French
girl hoE she likes to live Ia Paris she
tells you fha, she never vent down
toun alone Ia her lie. But the Pol
iEh slrlE are different. They are in
diyldHaL They an have personality.
whsE yuu have met one you never feel
"a n you had rIet all In this respect
they resemble American girls. but on
y IN this respect. for. whereas. there
: . tyP- OF Polish young Eiri-and a
charming tyre she ,s--f never in my
life saw what considered a typical
American girl You can no; typify the
rsychie charm Of the young American
giri-
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DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF. - NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
Z. s. LASp oEFIcK LtsAH coLo /
JnlN Is. isns.

Z. s. LAND oEgIcE LANAI coLol
July -. is0s-
NOTICE Is hereby given that Je-sr ". Wright.
~ Of Lamar. Assignee OF Eliza A. Wright. has
Einsi ns;icc % Intention to MAKE proof on his
d-sstt-land claim No. r.. for the sWt. of Sec.
~. IT. = =, Es. 40 W. 9th z. NJ. before the U.
;, Lard O5ice AZ Lamar. Colo. on Friday. the
ssfh day % August. isse.
lie nanass the following Witnesses TO prove
the rosnpiste irrigation and reclamation of -aid
isad Z. n. Lcsthcrnan. A. l.. Cox Charles
Cafistun and W. II. Morris. all Of Lamar. Colo.
i-p a.g VA MERRuL. Register.
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NOTICE ron PupLIcArIoN.
LAND oryIcE AT Laaan. couo.. (,
It.t, ~ rzQ-

July 81 Is9s.
MoTiGE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his iuren-
uon % make final proof In support Of his claim
and that ssid proof will he made before Regis
ter and Receiver Mt Lamar. Colorado, on
Sattrda{- Septombcr >. lT S, viz: William A.
Hasty, u. Z. No. to6t, tor the Lot 3. Sec 30 Twp
,, Rng. ~ w. 9Th P. NJ, and Lot and Ell
Mn OF Sec .. Twp. q s. Rne. IS W. 9th p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
cnnttnnons residence upon and cultivation Of
taid land, viz: Stephen Scott, J. l.. Chism
Lamar. Colorado.
t=7;asi W. A. NERRiLL. Register.
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You Troubled with Dyspepsiaq

ErtqHityg go, y, neglect until IL Is too late this
D.. FsDt,r % rigdi9g yourself OF this trou.,
L Implies Il dyspepsia Cure. as the
|gestI6n IlI y simply for DyspapsIa and
Ee@fglIr dhis Is preparation long and
|nerirn's Stseu In private practice BY one
accepstd Dest qualified physicians, who
4 II nor n1s Suthority on all medical ques-
money viii sa 60 after using one bottle
/, II. MYT RS.
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NorIcE FoR ruBLIArIoN.
UsrTKD STATES LAND OFFICE. !
LAMAR, CoLo., July q, ISIS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named rettlnr has tlcd notice Of his inten-
ton 20 make final proof in support Of his claim,
anh that said proof will be m sds before the Reg
ister and RsrriVer At Lamar. Colorado, on
Ihursday- September 1. is9s. viz John Cook
II. = 40, tSo for the 81 NwA and Lots and
Z. sec. :. Twp: = s., Rns. l9 W. 6th p. 81.
He nRnle- the tollowing witnesses to prove his
eortluuons residence upon and cultivation Of
said lsnsi, yiE: l.. Writ Markham. A. A. Camp
bel, ". d. Parmenier and B. W Parmenter. all
of Lamar Colorado.
is5-asI w. 4. MERRILL, Register.
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TIMBER CULTURE FINAL PRooF-NoTiCE
FOR PUBLICATION.
o. 5. LANp orrleE LANAE. coto

.-oTICR is hereby given ahst Asa Brigham, ot
IN Sibley, III has hled notice OF Intention vo
,n,ke naf 1jrotlf before Register and Receiver al
theiroftiee Ia Lamar, Colorado, ON IhurSday.
the Iiih day OF August, lrs, On timer euItNre i
Il, TsoySnehipSe Il 81. Range No ~ W. 9th y NJ :
Ue names as witnesses; John =; Sttealn9;
George Wood, W. p. James and Ira McNey, an
OF n t-,,iI'' VA w. A. MERRILL, Register.
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DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF -SoSCE FOR
PUBLICATION.
L. LAM OrF1cE, LASAE, CoLo.
August 1, is9S.

August 1. issS-
NOTICE is hereby giyed that Eggenia L. ke.
y tirs ID nenyeT, Colo, has ilsd notice .,
i,trntfou 10 make proof op her desert-iAnd
cain No. s. for the Nj SEs Of Sc. =,
Township y 3, Ranrc " w gtl Z. H,j ~, ~
m Thursdpy. tile sth day ot September less.
size names the fOli0wtnE witnesses TO prove
~, rnsDfle.si irrigation and reclamation o. said
lands (,e5rgc H Merrill. W. II. II; Hals, I. ~.
Pbiiiits and William BramfIeld. all of ads
'si, ~. WA. MKRErLL, REGISTER.
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TO CURE a coLoIn oNr DAY.
NOTICE. no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

p s .:.ss :s'saa ase i 80 SHHnis i.. tfsss q
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-GRANApA SOCIETIES

-UhhNhDa oONI111 ff1s5'-
AT. 4 A. M.-GRASApA LODGE No. 72 meets
Saturday nights on before each fun moon
and two weeks thereafter.
C. L. MCPHERSON. sec'y.
10. o.F.-GRASApA LoDGE No. rs meets ev-
cry Saturday night.
j. L. MArFIELD. sec'y.
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF coLoRADo) Inhe
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STARS AND STRIPES
 RAISED AT HAVANA.
The American Flag Hoisted on the Flag staff of she Trooha Hotel
 In That City.

Havana, Sept. 2s.--The first Ameri. can flag in Hvana was hoisted on the flagstaff Of Iroeha hotel, the headquar- ters of the American evacuation com mission, on Tuesday A guard of ma. rines was posted at the entrance to the grounds. Colonel Gtlous and Captain Payne stood on the roof of the hotel on either side of the flagstaff. At 10 o'clock sharp a quartermaster of the steamer Resolute hoisted the flag, which unfurled and dattered proudly in the breeze. All the members of the com mission raised their hats and cheered the stars and stripes. The approaches to the grounds at either end of the street were patrolled by squads of the guardia civile in order that the com mlssioners might not be molested.
 4 widow and two children, evidently persons of refinement, but in abjeet want, approached General Wade, the president of the commission, and pleaded for relief. The widow and children were seated in the diningroom of the hotel and given hearty meal Others in need were equally we'll treated, all who applied receiving relief of some sort
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Elsctinn of omcers.

Boston, Sept 22 2-Alfred s. Pinker- ton of Worcester was unanimously elect ed grand sire of the sovereign grand lodge, Independent Order of Odd Eel lows.
 For deputy grand sire, A. c. Cable of Ohio was elected. J Frank Grant of Baltimore was reelectad grand secretary and Richard Muckle of Philadelphia, grand treasurer.
 The supreme grand lodge voted to hold it's next annual session at Detroit, Mich. The convention thon adjourned.
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May Have to Postpone.

Denver, Sept. 22-Chaplain J. P. Mcintyre of the battleship Oregon has been stricken with nervous prostration and the physician who is attending him says he may be confined to his bed for some time. It is probable the court. martial, which has been ordered to con- vene at Denver next week for trial of Chaplain Mcintyre on q charge of hav- ing unfairly criticized the action of Ad- miral Sampson and Captain Evans at the Santiago naval battle, will be ob- hged to postpone the proceedings several weeks on account of the chaplain's ill., ness.
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For Congress
(sEGoND DISTRICT. HON. JOHN s. LITTLE.
Not1ee.

Notice is hereby given to all de- linquent subscribers that on Octo- Der 1. 1898, all parties who are in arrears for subscription to the Daily GRAPHIC will be cut off without fur ther notice and their account ts placed in the hands of a collector. Our terms are cash in advance, but few have been allowed to violate this rule, but heneeforth all sub scribers must pay in advance. The GRAPHIC pays it's labor every week, and those who want the paper must pay for it. Neither the GRAPHIC nor any of it's subscribers are objects Of charity, and will not be considered as such
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Southern Cotton NILS.

The Philadelphia Times finds Tn the report of the cotton crop for the year just closed a statement which shows that remarkable revolution in the cotton goods manufacturing industry is going on, says the Arkansas Democrat. "Of the II, 180, ,9e0 bales of cotton produced in the United States during 1897 if appears that 1851, ,085 bales were exported and that l 856, GOO bales were consumed in northern and 1,227 ,939 in southern mills. The output of northern mills has de creased 9.3 per cent during the past three years, while that of southern mills has increased A per cent dur Ing the same period. In other words the increased consumption of cotton goods for the whole country with something to spare IS beng furnished by the southern mills.
 'When it is remembered that all ready the ratio of southern cotton manufacture to that of the entire country exceeds that of the ratio of the population of the South to that of the whole country, some idea can be gained Of the rapid increase of cotton mills in that section. In slavery days the coarsest cotton goods in which the slaves were dressed were purchased from the north or abroad, as were all the finer goods consumed in the south, as a matter of course. From manu- featuring DO cotton goods at all to manufacturing more than its people consume is long stride, all of which has been taken since the war, and most of 1t within the last decade.
 "UnweIcome as these figures may prove to the cotton manufacturers of the north, they point unerringly to a revolution that has come to stay, and it will be the part Of wis dom to face and accept the facts. The south has the cotton, good water power, cheap fuel and cheap labor, and it's enterprising busi- ness men have seized their oppor. tunity to take advantage Of these favorable conditions. They are con ditions that will continue, and they constitute in combination an ad- vantage to the southern cotton manufacturer which cannot be over. come. The southern cotton mills have come to stay, and they are go ing to increase in number and capacity rather than diminish.
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Killed His arother-iu-Lavr.

Glasgow, Ky, Sept. 22.-.Mrs. Wm. Boles, living several miles from here, was foully murdered by John Franklin, her son-in.law. It appears that Frank lin and his wife. who is Mrs Boles' daughter. had separated. Franklin went to Mrs. Beles' house to try and pursuade his wife to return to him, but his mother-in-iaw strongly objected to her doing so. Franklin then left the house in . rage, but returned shortly af- terward and shot his mother-in-law through q window. Bloodhounds have been telegraphed for to track the assas- sin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-22
Aleer at Knoxville.

Knoxville. Sept 22 Secretary Alger, Surgeon General Sternberg and party arrived here from Lexington. They were met by a reception committee of citizens. Tie party proceeded at once to Camp Poland, where the Second di- vision of th1 First corps, commanded by Brigadier General Mckee, passed in re- view before General Alger The seere- tary and party after reviewing the di- vision inspected the camps and hos nitals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-22
Killin- ln Waller CouaaF.

BrooSshire, Tex, Sept 22.-Charlie Williams, eolored, was killed at CIem- ons, about seven miles from here, and another negro was shot and seriously wounded, bL5 not necessarily fatal The party that did the shooting succeeded in making his escape. It is not certain who did the shooting. put the officers are in search and claim that all sas- pieion points to couple of young ne. groes. sheriff Lipscomb from Hemp stead is among the seacchers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-22
asaNas--auaasazzssa-H GARCIA WILL BE
 ROYALTY RECEIVED. General Layton Will Show Him Much Honor on the Occasion of His
 Visit to Santiago.

New York, Sept. 22-A dispatch to The Herald from Santiago says:
 Galixto Garcia has arrived at Jiguani on his way to Santiago. He will probably go from here to the United States, where his daughter Is ill
 General Lawton intends to receive General Garcia as an honored guest. As he now holds no official position in the Cuban army, he will be treated by the American commander as distin- guished private citizen and great sol dier
 General Wood will go to the outside limits of the town to welcome the Gu ban leader, and guard of honor will meet him and escort him through the town to the palace, where he will be re- .ceiyed by General Lawton. A levae will be held it which the various Amer
 can officials will be presented to Gar eia. General LaWton says:
 "Our reception 10 General Garcia will be in his private capacity and not as an officer of the Cuban army. The infen- tion is to show q marx of honor 10 his character as 9 man and a soldier not as a general in the Cuban army. -
 The Gubans in the town who are plan- ming a reception are greatly elared con- trasting General Lawton's action with General Shafter's.
 In an interview General Lawton ex- pressed himself as well satisfied with the position Of matters in the province un- der his command. He secuted the view Of the Likelihood of any trouble arising .fn connection with the Cuban army, now practically in process Of disband- ment. He said:
 q don't believe friction is likely 10 occur. The Cuban army il this prov =fnce is practically being disbanded. The general command has already been dis persed and other bodies oi insurgent troops will be gradually got rid of by granting them long furloughs. The men will be allowed to take their arms, but no trouble need be anticipated on this account. In few months in this climate those arms are practically use- less. They have little ammunition now and l shall take care that they get no fresh supplies. To make an attempt to take away their arms is simply to give them too great an idea of their own im- portance. It would give some trouble and in the end would defeat the object in view. They would secret their arms and attach more value to them.
 1T do not anticipate any evil results following tine letting loose on the coun- try of large body of armed men aeeus- toned to predatory habits. Of course there will be little trouble, but we will deal sternhanded with offenses against the public order, and time, believe, will solve all matters. 1 attach q good deal of importance to General Castillo's visit to Santa Cruz. He knows our views on various matters and IS in thor ough accord with us. He will be able to do 9 great deal to smooth over any little matters which may arise. ;
 The Infanta Maria Teresa is not yet adoat When she was pumped out last Saturday it was found she was still hard and fast on rock which had penetrated her bottom. Another 10 days delay will result
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Paid Twenty For sixty Thousand.

San Francisco, Sept 22-George Mulligan, a miner, who recently TO- turned from the Klondike, lost purse containing $6l ,000 on a street car 8 few days ago. It was found and returned by John Donahue, the gripman or the car. With the exception of $40 i'll cur rency the money wts i'll cheeks, one of which was draft for $57 .000 issued at Dawson City on the Bank of British Columbia in this city Mulligan, who was so lucky as to recover his fortune, left S20 at the car house for the honest gripman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-22

French authority, who likewise adniea that many styles, once they have tgono out. are hideous. Last summers sleeves come under the ban, but as tho now fash~ ion is smaller it is easy to remodel them simply by ripping them out and apart, pressing them with hot fatiron and re- cutting them by this years pattern.
 Black spangled toques and bonnets trimmed with white lace and bright flow- CTS arc worn with spring costumes and are very smart and pleasing The decorations are of course simple, that tho spangled shape may not be concealed.
 Goarsely= woven strawz have the prefer. ence this season over smooth. fine braids Strands of chenille or silk are often pIai6- ed in with the straw aad the hfaid is ire quentiy iHfermiagled with folds Of gauge and nieussaiiue de seie Pho Illustration shows {, fIat of this sisle. ia which heavy openW8rk black braid alteraates with soff twists of white mechlin tulle A5 the left side is large, pink rosebud, with small green buds and foliage. while under the bFim is q chou composed of coques of ross satin and another rosebud.
 JJDIC CHoLLET
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Held to Answer.

San Francisco, Sept. Walter Ros- ser, the Tennessee soldier, who shot Harry Hidebrandt, WAS held to answer for his crime in Judge Joachimson's g court. The cross examination tended to show that there was no motive for the crime. Rosser' attorney made no show ing before the court, preferring to save his argnments for the higher court.
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Meeting Of 1,ationaI Association uf Merchants and Travellers. Gbic9gas H.. August I0-I7 and September l4-2l and November 2-5 The Cotton Belt Ky. will for this occasion sell round trip tickets for one and one third fares, on the eer. critic plan Tickits on sale. Aug. 6 10 IT inclusive. return limit Aug. 20, 1SgS; Sept. 10 ta lG, inclusive. Return limit Sept 2S Oct. % to Nov. inclusive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-09-22

St. Louis Exposition September IL to October 29 An open rate of one and one-third fare will he made by the Cotton Belt Ky for the oeea- sion. Dates of sale Sept. 13. 15. %. 2. 27, and %. October 1, 6. II l3, IS. 20. 9, and 27 Return limit five days from date of sale.
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Trans-Mississippi and Interna- ti0nal Exposition, Omaha, Neb. June 1st to Nov lst. For this occa- sion the Cotton Belt route has made rates of S30.30 for round trip. Pass engers may have choice of route via St. Louis, or Jonesboro and Kansas City, Tickets on sale June lst to Oct. 18th 1898. In addition to the above, will sell round trip tickets re- turn limit thirty days from date of sale, but not later than Nov. l5th 1898, S25. 40.
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Shot His Wife and Shielded.

Chicago, Sept 22.-Miohael Schwarz, q musician, went 10 the home of his wife, Anna, from whom he has been divorced for two months, and i'll the presence of their 12-year-old daughter shot his wife. killing her instantly. He then turned the weapon on himself and ended his life by shooting himself in the head