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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
Meeo's Niidtritt ocInitib.

S6omas Tratet heeb, Der Bar"
beS Nationalen Ibseoronetenbanle s,
bat Dem @olpernDr Wiaine's leine
Neii9nation oils Ateprdlentaat, pelde
pom +. September an in &rait treten
lou, einselanot, Gr tritt bapur6 aui
unbe itimmte 3eit pom politii6en
9rieSsldauplap ab, allen @erilhten,
baB er i'm nd6lteu 3uule Die Nntis
Northumberland fil5ren peroe,
baourh Elm Snse madeno. @as i'm
bemosen bat, bon Der politilden
Shaubiibne ab;utreten, miro er lelblt
wpbl ON beiten wiiien ieoeniaus lit es
ui6t Sas &erlpreden Don 6anna mn
Wtc&inlep, ibren GinauB 81 @unltel
ieiner Frdlioentl60fts'@ ellllte IN
Sabre 1904 Ssltenp 81 madden. Sin
lolteS Teripre6en, usl6es ia aud,
,Seoop" Noolepelo uno @ott ipeiE
melhen anocren republitanil6en Stre.
berl, 9enlabt lpllroe, batte bet elllell
| StdotSmanne pom 2aliber Neeo'e
al6 ablolut teinen morOlil0en &ert6
%ieuei6t lit es baS S~emuBtiein, BEN
neuen &urs, oeilen ~9rimmigT ,yeinr
Ger Gr= Spre6er lit niGt beu n0tbiger
g9ieberituu cntgcgeuicpen Su ton.
neu, Der ibm OG5l treibt, leiscr soliti
i6en youIbabn irCiuiuj9 ~ cutlo9eu
uieQeiAt mill er N0W3, Dic&inltl
uno WtNoNen all, r~;tgoephejt geben
iib 9rino(i6 ,1}umirltitaitcn. 2&iI
.em aut ittn mag, lit IS lc6r 81 be
oaueru oaR Elm M,OHu non Der &e
scutrm1 Gsyo'5 III ojeicr tritiiAen (}e
rioDe li6 aus benz pOlt,liden 5reiReI
}uridSit6t lpslm icinc Gntj6loiiln6ei
uuo ihalier &erltano uiel oNSu b6ttcl
b~eitra9cu tounell, Dem toucn IrtibeI
Der &mperjaliiten ein -3icl gu leeen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

bern Der 6rei6eit, @lifleligteit unb
Numanitdt, uto mas IeneS Banner
fiir unS getban bot, oa9 lol eS aud
fiir ale &0lfer ul,o ale Einoer t6un
wcl6e our6 boS Sric988liif inter
uniere Suri 5oittion 9ctowmen limb.
>iene SABINE beoeutet ntbt Dies in Ben
&%Greini9ten StGaten unO Oa9 in
Eor.orico uno Ben N%bilippiuen. Su
9epiiien &reilen bat man .3weifel
ilber Die FolttIt Ser Re9jernn8 IN Be
;l0 auf bic Vbilippinen uuSgebriitt.
SD iebe ni6t ein, me0bNlb i'd lie bier
nit}t oeiiniren iOute. Grit Srieoen,
Damn nit lid6ltenliebt gcgen ale Die
Grri6tung elmer 9elepli9en 9te9ies
rung, melde Eeben md Gioentbum
ltiiBt uno bic OttupatiOn fir Die
9&cbliobrt oeS Bottles meldeS inter
ben Sternen uuo Streiien an Der Nes
gierung tbeilnlmmt.
S%a9 Der quite U(cNullCQ pa etlnaS
peytl0uielt au5georiidt bat lol wobl
beiBen, DaB nu6 9elpaltIdmer 9tieoers
werfunc oe8 2lufitanoe3 ben Giuges
bore / 10 cine 9lrt Selbitresierung
utter ameritunii6er @;rotettion be-
wiili1t meroen iou. Oa8 lit bod
ni6t9 NelaS uuo wilroe obne Die pom
Trei6eit uno Wtoral trieienoe Ginlei=
ting uiel beller |8etllm9en BADEN.
@&ie groB oa8 WtaB Der Sel6l tregiez
rung, melheS Ben 6N9alcn oo in NuS'
l,bt 9eltellt wirp, leiu lpiro, lit aud
ablolut nj6tau0 ben S&orteu oeS Fra
iiosnten III erlcben. Ctl Sing inoel
ZEN 1T ilber, Der 9raulamc Grobes
rungStrieg lou iort8eieBt meroen,
bis Die erite Nropoiitipn oes Bro
9rammS, Nricoen, bier bCOiu9un9s=
loie llnterwerfun9) gelihIrttr. NaG
Ser Solbuoerei uuf 6reitcu uno 6uz
manitdt oieler bittere 9fadlag. NaS
Itebt gam; uno gar III lleberein'timz
mlnS nit ser leitberigen Eolitit bic
Ter glorleiden Administration.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
Spmmcrta0.

Gin Sommertae. ierne ib'n'r'ern o'e
Siitten
Sir,er ben Wieien. 3u tiefer Ulittass'
title
Qieot ooS blIbenoe 5elo.
gDie breunt iein Sopf! 0as eoloeue
9oteneemirre
geoett bic 9(ugen. Die ihweren 9isoer
ilnfeu
6erab. ...er 1T 10 nib.
Die Grille jirpt 80. weibe idl0iernoe
WelieH.. -.
% umiblinst nit Yurpuroyman Der
liebenoe Wtobu
Go5 tr0umeuoe 6elO.
Ssiu bejBer Slid umfGuet eS, mo git
teruo ueigt IS
0errieoer III jbm ooS 6aupt .... aus
roIsen Wolten
Sljn9t Der Gu9el @eiung.
Der liebe Soft itreihelt nit hlbleu 60r'
ben
Ter bsio2n gIibenOe Stirn go. leile
8ebete
Senegen Die ihluelgeuoe Sutt.
0a3 rou1bt IN Rjeo2 9eitte Sbritte,
toieuoeS Rauuen. -.
gebeuo ipobeu belize NIT an9ebaltenem
2tthem
Rad Dem lieblihen Bib.
Sic lau'bsu uno lauiteu. eng umihluns
gen w0noelt
On ieliae5 . NJ llber Die jitternoen
8rQier,
Sem 9out. ..uur ltommelnosH SnB.
Ia lGdelt oos 5elo, eS ldbelt ie;n Hieb.
tier. ... buloigeno
ShliugeU tie s%oIoene Srduie tint Die tun1
cen Counter,
IS l6uten Ole 6lodeu POM Gort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
ScbDme &eecnSartcm.

Erdiiocnt Wc@iulep ucritebt eS,
iA6nflirQenos E6rQicu, bic cigentlib
njdts beiogen, pom Stopel Su laiIen.
9&d6reuo icia N}uuO %iOrtipibreno pon
0umanitdt uno Nd6itenli,be ilbcr
ilicBt, ltebeH iejne E6ottn oumit IN
cinem m,rsIuitroigeu Gic8cuioB. is
mag ieiu, eaB ct, ME feline NreunOe
6e6aupte1, ein pcide3 uuO gegen Sc
osrmam woGlUousuoC6 0emitt5 be
iigt, in ieiues OiiijieQcn N0uOlungen
farH man buttwenig OauOn ucripiren.
Die Nerrcn Sauna, Smitb uuo Honz
iortcn iorgen ibOu o1ijlr, bah Ell tb~
men ujdt nit Dem g8utet Screen"
olw0oc6e. En Oceau@rout, q. s.,
bat unier gauoe9uoter ,Ereitag mieeer
.einmol cine Reoc screoet, bic pom
6umonitdt5s uuo Srtj6eitS Gulo8tcn
i0rmlj6 l6srilIcBt. @ton bcIebe lib
bic ua6itcDenoen 6lO9teln nur elm
mai bel yi6te;
sd Qlau9e, ooB bic &aterlunOs'
liebe S%ugenommeu bat uno mebr Seute
unler Banner pere0rer, ais le SlOor,
l&o INNER miew ,Slug9t 8ebiBt wirs,
oa lit ia ni9t saS i3ei6en osS Ses-
potismuS unp Der uuterbriiduns, lon'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
20, Sabrgallg.

Gbren oe9 0eutldtbumS Otinneiota's
gum 0eutidcu Gage beltimmt leiue
&eoeutum0 Hnoet b%elonoer5 III Dem
0roBen Neueupert, NuS an Nbeno AM
Dem E~uirpla5 ub8ebrunnt wiro, flum=
meuoeu, iuntenlprilbenoen NuSorut
Oenn cs beitebt gum 9roBen lbeil aus
Noraoeittten, welde ii6 auf GeItld
lamb uno ouS Neutldtbum beSieben.
Ga and iimmtlt6e Giieubabncn oeS
StooteS 9,OBe MISREPRESENTATION
gen belptui9t buben, erpOrtet man,
NNB meni9iten0 $4,000 0euti6e aus
alien (beilen oeS E0noc5 it'd iur Be
gcbuug oeS Oeuti6en Cages ON 3ten
September in Ct. Eaul einltnoel
meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
GnglauO mn IraRsOaal.

&rieg8raitrmgen aai beiOcu Seiteu
ceIten Ooruui bin, OaB an cine iricO
lj0e g6ilug ser @jrrm Spiideu Gu0-
lamb uno Iruuspaal uiht mebr out III
oenten lit. 2reimal i6on Bat ed9.
lambs 2lugriii ouf Die SWensltepuh.
lit nit i6peren 9ticpsrIagen scen0et.
2&iro e9 ii6 audi gum uicrtcn W}att
bic Singer serbrernen? &uS met
ole 6rjeoenoliebs Der swreiien G0nisir
wenn Elm NboOe5, Sumcion IL. /. 10.
pufIr iorseu, ouB unten an Der
lrunSuml9renie ciu 6unten ms
FulueriaB idat. IN Irsnsuaat iint
uiele G~ngldneer, uon ben FriuSel
berab bis gu Dem tleinlten Sorien.
mailer Der Gitp iilansiea ensasirt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
Mns sigcner @iudtpol

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ens 8'u5 'pn"0s'Ua'V "elo'V'e
'o'[o aus oSr S"'loe'9'up'''oo' ga
ne'ost' Sas>'Sa'@a ep"rlVH''fl II
oe 0u'U Que V'tt''VC VeI'NolVo'l
ooopH III "e"I.'l''b 8''eF', ooB Hlller
HoQl''o"IInul''''[''CS' u" o'N Fp'7
"Pp'''", V'H''"t ~ pON 0V''''
0elee 8'8vH V,'''',VS V''lVoI'0E'u"9
al, "''''tS l''"gI No'0''''H aHs8e0eQ'l
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
StcrnIbmmppru.

SuB Die ,Silipino5 audi IN Der Ste
oen;eit, trop Wtoralt uno S6lamm,
oroRe Gemanptbeit i'm NusreiBen Dor
llnleren Sruppeu beliben, lit weliger
lln%ansenebnl, ais Der llmltano, oaB lie
lid bon Der ldle6ten Selhanenbeit
ser @ege nidt abbalten lallen, INNER
mieoer su tonmen.
Der rHesierlnsszGrpcrt" FroIeIz
lor Ntmater bat ermittelt, baB Die
9lmeritaner sl piel ellen. Sa per-
bent Der Seef : Srult Ben Sanf Der
9tation, baB er oielem llebel IbbillTe
l6alien wiQ.
>>m Often bat lib elm SDnoitat nit
81, 600, 600 &apital gum !3meds beS
guilu6ens perbor9ener Sddse se6ilz
BET. is bat spei mpiteriOie Snl.ln,
ga Gonsa unb ga Hamon, Die in Der
9Sdbe pom Guba liegen, 9etouft. Sb
oiele ameritanil6enS dliemdnner wObl
auI ibre Soften tommen weroen2
Die &analpldne bes beutiden Sat
iera i4einen audi n~isrlOs Su lein.
,in Gn9lano miro baS Sleil6 alaes
ritunilher Sdien Inn me6rere Gents
biai9er pertuuft. O0rin Hnterldeiben
lid Die O6ien beoentli6 BON Den
Frapbeten, sem bie gelten i'm Batter
lano INNER meuiger.
Ntr S6uleu, fir Seer une %,Slotte,
Ecniiouen uno iir oIle9 m0slibe gin.
otre merocn %ruiummen ou9ge9eben IN
Dew Ser. Stuaton. 2Ibcr mas lit oa9
2tle8 Qegen oas, mas unicrc oNuma.
nitdt" toltet?
0r 6leii6preile itei9ea 6sitdnoj8
uur Weui0enileii6 i9cint lejt Aus.
6rl6 micr,S o0umanjtdtStri:gc54
aui ben F~5iljppiuen INNER biuiaer 81
wsrOen.
Gu5 itdrtIte Sernrobr6 bat Elm 6ran.
}oic c|riuuOen. Ssute 6dmtt ni9t oa9
Gnoe Oe5 0repiu9 StauoNla ab3uie
ben leiu?
Q8euu Dem Faul ietuc quite stub.
taye,ieren laiieu nil, t0nn CT Die pic.
len Ultimate pou SObn Bull ais "a
petsl beniltcn,
X =
au6 in 9torb Carolina 1T eli
Nmcno,mcmt ;ur StuatSuerfaiiunl
%aa9enommsn worOeu, padeS bic We
ger oeS Stimmre6tS beroubt. De
Siicen lbcipt gan; 81 pergellen, eal
Elm TeriaiiunoSsT aMSrapb be(tebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
ct. GlOlb, WtinneiDta, Gonnertag Del, 81. auguit, 1899.

monaG, Il Staat, Der oaS Stimmre6t
pertilrst, N entlpre6enoen WtaBe lei
ner 9er 'tun9 i'm llnterbaule beS
Gongrelles perluitig ertldrt weroen
tam.
Sn Gbic 20 mus Der ltdotii0e Snz
9"enieur iebsl Wtorsen Die SriIten
Sdblen, I'M itsuiteGen, wie uiele iiber
9fa9t ein9elt st iino.
Die 6iibner oeroen eS ben S6ien
ME uerSeiben, / ii lie 10 tbeuer seworz
ben iino, uno od5 Steigen Der Nino=
Ileil6preile Elm gcoBes @emesel inter
Dem C'efsil8el pc trla6t bat.
Sin Streit Be- SieritmGo6en in
6bicc9O2 @Oneut,i6 perlanseu sic
0amcn ni3t nod Jiuige SeOienuns !!
Sn eiuem Galiforli'er lteit bat ser
Staotydtb cine SloinanS erlaiien,
monad) Die &inoerlp19en na6 neun
llbr 2t6euoS ourd Eai2rner t%enntlid
lein miiilen. Die ain,9tOpie, Die in
ienem Stuotratb liten, often audi am
Gag. Eaternen tra9en mjjllen, aui paB
lie meniSltenS etrpas erleldtet 'eien.
Cine enSlii6e Sirma lieiert BEN
Soeren Ii Wtiuioneu Wtaui erpatros
ner. Sn @el6dft9la0en tennen bic
6~n8ldnOer teinen NatriotiSmas.
@em gum Gbrabi4neioeu cine
S0eerc 9eborte, milroen Die S6ees
ren idIeiTer uiel 81 tbun baben.
Die Eolititer betIagen lid oarilber,
oa3 Die Normer pon 9!ebrdsfa Ser
Folitit nibt Die gebilbrenoe Iufmerfs
lomteit miomen. SaS lit Elm guteS
9ei1en ooiiir, baB es ben gtebraSs
to'er Sarmern gut seDt.
Sir ieireu Sid uerausgabt bel
Sultan Der Silrtei tdslid runo $4,000.
Ser r%trante Wtam" l9eint bel suter1
appetit 81 lein.
lleber Ser Sblre eeS vpceumnS uor
Nennss, no iest Die mertwiroislt(
@eri6tsperbanolunS oes Sabrbulz
oeres itattiinoet, loute sei6rieben Me-
ben: 9tlr filr Grlpa6lene, NIT Nus
lbluB Der Oamen.
Die prepiusi einoli6en SffiSiere il
Hennes lilsen 10 piel Sulammen, BAL
Die @abrbeit lid balo wiro oaraus
srseben miiiien.
Nun lit es alio nit Der Oeminiol
oss preuBii6en Wtinilteriums bod
ni6ts. gSilbelm bat sewobnlih Ell
, men uerninitism rSweitsn @ecanfsn.
Sas Bud oes gebens lit fir pele
{ Wenl6en in unlelerlider SAriIti 9
; orudt.
Die meiiten @rccers i6einen mid
piel pom oSrul /" 81 balten, benz
iiber ibrem yaoen ltebt Sab Store
Der 3ur ioa an GeoddtniBidwdd
leieen. SuS erfldrt, wurrlm CT fur
na6 Ser Nriebsnsconferens Sebn neu
y '~tesimenter 9eOilost bat.
6oilentli6 lit Dllgr. aeane MID
I'M ,GroBen Sa6" e%rtrunten. Gel
ne Sreunoe be9eu ernitli6e @eriirt)
magen Gs 1T I9on Nrei Wtonot
. Der, lett er sic Glpi9e Stuot perlieI
= nm ieinen spsiidbrigen ollrluub" /
; ben Ser. Gtoaten ouSutreten, I'm
fein Nteni@ bat ieis0em etw0S 20
jbm 9ebOrt.
; Die Gbre Der irua3oiii6en }lrme
. i6eint a~ugenblidli9 nur uOn 6anN
-. i6rifteusGrperten gerettet meroen
= foulen.
&n SdO 0atota pila sen lie JET
= SraucrpciOan, 6em in Der Siri9te
Oe5 G6ei6eiocn9 lit sieier StONt 20
llta5 ~iibGrflii9clt moroeu, 0ort me-
ben ndmli6 Die 4}asre iett in eli NJ
uuten getrennt.
Der Ndute Sruit lit pOllenoet, I
wiro crit sem Sieb unO bonn be
Fuhitum pas Sell ab9eSosen.
al Stab mnb xtpcf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
Stab mnb xtpcf.

@el9 Elm @eScnius swii6en Oisieu
8eioen, unb bed limb SeiSe aus benz
lslben Solse Sel9nitten Der cine b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

Der rGesierun9szGrpert" FrofeIz
ior atwater bat ermittelt, baB Die
9lmeritauer III uiel ellen. Sa per
bent Der Seef : Sruit BEN Sanf Der
Nation, baB er oieiem llebel abbilTe
lhaiien nil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

Der Ndutes Sruit lit pOllenoct, ga
wiro crit sem Sieb uno bonn Dem
Fuhitm bas 6eu a6seSogen.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-01-25
MIR. LEE TOMBLIN
Instantly Killed While Cutting
 Wood Friday.

News reached this city Saturday of the death ot Mir. Lee Tomblin, which occurred at Double Wells, twelve miles south of this city, this afternoon.
 He was cutting down a tree when he met his death. The tree fell to one side and caught in a sapling near him. The weight caused the miniature tree to bend over. The top rart of the sapling, unable to sustain the great weight, broke and the remaining portion of the tree thus released flew back, strik- ing MT. Tomlin on the head with such force as to knock him sense less, and from the effects of which he died few moments later.
 Mir. Tomblin has been in the en- ploy, of the J. 1. Porter Lumber Co. for several years and was well liked by all his acquain tanees.
 A wife and several children are left to mourn his loss.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-01-25
WEIGHING COTTON.
Editor of the Graphic:

Editor of the Graphic:
 Anent your editorial reciting the law fixing the price for cotton weighing, you will see by reference to the act of 1895, that the word "corporation" as used in that act does not apLly to cities or incor- porated towns, hence the necessity for my bll which refers only to cities of the first and second class ard incorporated towns, and pre- scribes the same penalty on any person acting for or by the author ity of such city, as named in the act of 1895.
 Section of my bill reads
 Section That Hereafter 1t shall be unlawful for any person or per sons, acting for or by the authority of any city of the first or second class, or incorporated town in the State 10 charge more than ten cents per bale for weighing and. marking cotton Creed Caldwell.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-01-25
FIGHT AND AS A RESULT ONE IS SERIOUSLY
 HURT.
FATHER -IN-LAW IS SHOT.
One Arrested and Locked Up---The Other Too Badly Injured To
 Be Moved.

Saturday afternoon Mir. Dan Smith, an ex policeman, aud MT. A. B. Young. formerly manager ot the Postal Telegraph office here, en- gagged in a fight at their home or West Fourth avenue, and, as a re suit, MT Young and his aged fath- er-in-law are badly injured.
 The particulars as learned by a Graphic reporter soon after the af- fair are as follows:
 Messrs. Young and Smith, to- gether with their father-in law, M". w, c. Goode, live in the same yesi- dence on West Fourth avenue, near the compress.
 Young and Smith quarrelled over some rent. Hot words were passed and Smith went into Young's room and the fight started. During the fracas Smith pulled bis pistol, and after pounding the handle of same over Ioung's head for several min utes, succeeded in felling him
 During the fight the revolver was discharged and the ball entered the let leg of Mr. W. C. Goode, their father law, who was entering the room at the time. Mir. Goode was doubtless going to separate the men when the stray bullet struck him.
 He is very badly injured and whether or not the would will prove fatal has not as yet been an- nounced by the attending physician. MT. Young is very much battered up and is unable to be moved by the police. His wounds will not prove fatal.
 MT. Young was recently pro noted to the management of the Postal office at Dallas, Texas. He was taken ill and came here on a visit to his family. He was in a very weak state when attacked by Smith, and was therefore unable to defend himself
 Chief Craig arrested Smith and he was locked up to await trial.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-01-25
A WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP DEPUTY STABLES
 EXPERIENCE.
IN OUR CITY SATURDAY.
Officer Carl Smith Also Accidentally Gets Into Trouble by Being
 Foo Free With His Gun.

Saturday night Will Pruitt, negro Deputy Constable under Joe Pikington, Of Washington town ship, was Q visitor in the city. He was perambulating on Third avenue when he spicd Peter Clay, negro who he claims escaped from an off. cer in Washington township several days ago.
 The negro, as stated in Sundays Graphic, also spied Fruit, and he broke and ran. Pruitt requested him to halt, but he did not comply, and be fired three shots at him. Officer Carl Smith, who was sitting at police headq quarters at the time, heard the shooting and went to the scene. He went in the direction from which came the shots, and up- on arriving near the Dewey Hotel negro ran from under wagon. M~ Smith also requested him to hals but failing to do so he fired 8 shot at him. Clay ran into the arms of Officer Francis, who took him to the police station. Night Chief Peter son said he had no warrant for his arrest qnd told him to go. Deputy Constable Pruitt stepped between Clay and the door and said Clay was an escape and was wanted in Wash ington township. The negro tod Fruit to let him by, as the "white folks" had said he could go. Mir. Peterson asked Pruitt to show his warrant. Pruitt claimed that he had left 1t in Washington township. Mr. Peterson then informed him that he could not take the negro unless he swore out a warrant be- fore magistrate, which Pruitt did, as Squire Garrett was present at the time. Mr. Peterson had Clay locked n the jail
 Fruit left the office very mad and in few moments was locked up by another deputy constable being charged with aggravated assault. Pruitt attempted to held Clay in the police office and place handcuffs on his wrists after Mir. Peterson Tad told Clay he was dismissed, and that is the charge.
 TEis morning, Chief Craig layed Officer SmitL off until the shooting was investigated.
 Smith was doubtless performing his duties thinking a brother officer wanted the negro.
 P.uitt will be tried before mag lstrate ore day this week. Clay is ]! still in jail.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-01-25
CONDUCTOR j. D. WESTON HORRIBLY MINGLED BY
 HIS TRAIN.
PRACTICAL RAILWAY MAN
Accident Occurred at Tyrone, Fifteen Miles South of Here on the
 Cotton Belt.


 One of the most horrible and heartrending accidents that ever happened Tn thls vicinity occurred at Tyrone, station about fifteen miles south of this city on the Cot ton Belt road, Friday afternoon.
 Conductor J. D, Weston was the victim claimed by the iron wheels. He was sent out from this city Fri day morning on No. 10, a local freight, which usually leaves this city every morning. The local was returning to this city, Camden be- ing it's starting point. At Tyrone is situated one of the J. I. Porter Lumber mills, and naturally there is a large amount of switching done there. The engine of gMr, Weston's train was switching and Mir. Wes- ton attempted to cross the side tracK upon which the switching was belng done. Enginee" Estes saw him gong oyer the track, but thinking he was over, continued the woik of switching. He suddenly noticed hat roll from under the cars and immediately stopped the engine. Upon looking under tLe engine he saw manged body. He pushed his engine up few feet and there lay the mangIed, body of MT Weston, almost beyond recog- milton. Only an arm and his head were left whole. The remains were gathered together and brought to this city. Undertaken Harry Hol- derness prepared the body for bur ial and removed the remains to the deceased residence on West Barra- que street.
 A wife and two daughters of this city, together with a son at Waco, Texas, are left to mourn his loss. Mr Weston moved to thls city from St. Louis, where he formerly held a responsible railroad position, He was held in high esteem by all hls acquaintances and a thrill of deep horror swept over the community when the sad news of his sudden death was received here.
 The funeral will take place from the family residence, GOA west Bar raque street, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. $. W. Crutcher officiating
 The bereaved relatives have our heartfelt sympthy in their hour of trouble.
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A Plano Given Away Free.

On and after Monday, Jan. g, we will give with each cash purchase of 25c. piano coupon. The piano is on exhibition at Kastor X 3luthen- thai's window. We are the only dry goods house who can give you the coupons. Ca and we will tell you all about it.
 Miss Kerr, from January 30 to February 4, will demonstrate the merits of the Kabo Corsets. She will be glad to show you the exact shape your figure requires, whether you in- tend to buy n corset or not, and give you any other information you may wish in regard to corsets. The kabo Corsets range in price from Sl up. All styles are fitted with equal care. Tn. J, H. Eddins Dry Goods Co.
 Grand Leader.
 2O7 and 209 W. 2nd Aye. d&w Pine Bluff, Ark.
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@eNsS @SSSSSSSSSS,4 W E... rHE SOCIAL WHIRL. N M ~~4. S$Gg$SSSS<SS@

n MEEK IN SOCIETY ab. pse of the moon is caused .a,,,,o ans entering the earth s on, ne the cause of the sudden n,,na De Bluffs usually busy so- zen gra ias' "eeN' ~9 uo ,o,ts , ce. sniy iouF Sociai eSen'9 t,
 note occurred. and they }fmcrly r enioycd and are being ed a pqnpIimented, but there is the GFamuch larger number of so- at Bali each week. Of course the
 Fete" caused D great stir ,rJv ape but that only lasted one 5 aecon, 10 Weekly meet of the Bach bostlos who were to have been en- inc bv Miss Eddie Rutledge
 sponed on account of the some Fete performance. That nopS Fven as a slight cause for 't feadin Social drop. This week
 :" t Ie of much gaiety, however,
 h d social and theatrical 0 Altheat. Three performances are eounbE. the theater to appear in wasbaa These are Miss Francis ly dem Monday night, Murray < into Asday night, and "A Bache- eident eymoon" Wednesday night.
 ra several private social 5 road tD be given. Miss Bessie ), for II entertain the Informal l836 Iub. Mrs. Ton Mitchell will 292, md number of friends at IF 1853 l then there is the regular pr9Yil9f the following clubs: The
 as Club. the Ala Mode mi o7llh, the Bachelor Maids, cnst [ ar weekly euchre at the Y. pbnry and several others for .vate ads have not as yet been 1s-
 Ncyhe week will doubtless be a ,isiana 9ne.
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Town Very Bad Last Nlght-0ficers
 Kept Busy,


 Two unknown negroes drew their reyolvers Saturday night on Third avenue and began pulling the trig- gers. All the bullets went wide of their marks. Officer Culpepper heard the trouble and running to- wards the scene, he was run into by negro who had his smoking pistol still in his hand, and placed him un- der arrest.
 While enroute to the police head quarters the negro broke and run. Culpepper fired two sLots at him, but they also missed their mark. The coon" escaped.
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A SURPRISE PARTY-Mr. and "A Mrs. G. L. Morris were rendered surprise party on last Tuesday night at the cozy home on East Sec ord avenue by theirsmany East End friends, who came masked in almost every kind of costume, both fancy and comical. The evening was most enjoyably spent and the host and hostess are being highly compliment ed for the elegant manner in which they received their guests. After en- toying social games, an elegant and most dainty repast was served. At a late hour the guests departed for their respective homes, singing many praises for the happy occasion.
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2 MISSES DEW0ODY ENTER fA IN Misses Marion and Reba
 ,pdy gave q reception last 'Wsday evening at their beauti-
 s'ne"p Vest Fourth avenue in
 T af Miss Engleman. of DanvilIe. sled Miss Chilling, of PendIeton. The richly furnished parlors exquisitely decorated with
 $ and cut flowers. Had thefair 'sses themselves been rulers of eavens they could not have or d more perfect night. A cold.
 night lit up by q full moon was
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Mir. W. C.Goode, who was accident. ally shot in the leg Saturday is con sidered to be very dangerously in- jured, as he bullet cannot be located and owing to his advanced age. the wound may prove fatal.