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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Telephone your erders to Joe c. Meyer X Co. and get them at once No waiting,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Miss Johnnie BooL, who for the past month has been visiting Miss Marye Webber at Texarkana return ed home yesterday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

The Young Ladies Society that was to meet Ut Mrs. ". Ii, Lang lords on Wednesday, night will be held at the home of Mrs. ], B. Speers at o'clock Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Just received new maekerel, large and nice, 10 cents each. Also cod fish and Holland herring. Mccain Grocery Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Fresh Oysters reeelved every Thurs day Until further notice will sell : dozen for 25 cents.-Mecain Grocery Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Tbe Clean Powell Supply Compa ny have accepted the agency for th' Frank Steam Laundry and soliri' E a share of your lanndry. BIT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Cream Puffs and Doughnuts at Skidmore's, 3l5 Main street 305.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

The fire department Wae called te I'll West sixth avenue. It proved . false alarm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

6r tae Temple tonight tHe Feast of the Booth aia be concluded. Roy. Korufpld delivers his setmon enti- lied "fhe Rain Services. begin ut 7.80 tf. n14
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

THE BEST should Do your aim
 when buying medicine. Get Hoods &areapaTilia and have the best medicine MONEY GAN BUY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Baa City L0mbtr Go. manuiaciu er and dealer in all kinds of lumber Also sashes. dt ors blinds --l al kinds of interior and exterlo. aaIgh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Bluff City Lumber Co. Manufactur CT and dealer in all kinds uf Lumber Also sasbes, Doors, Blinds, and all ads Of Interior and Exterior fin Isl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Capt. " Jeter. af the southeri Grocery Gompany, has returned home from a husiness trip to St LoBis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

stove#ood for sale 0g WeGebef Bros. Telephone. old. No. 287 3l:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

Hooa's Pills cure sick headache, in digestion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

4nu oN7s Jl,.sst5 stlilssir's ia tno State are handled ny the Bluff City .n-n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25
Ube Daily Graphic.
EDWIN ). KEawlN. olty EdIto :.
gTpW TfnUMls O1 \ A lADN1k1'

O1 L Il INJt
 The Young Ladies Society that was to raeet Ut Mrs. ". Ii, Lang lords on Wednesday night will be held at the home of Mrs. ], B. Speers at3 o'clock Wednesday.
 Just received new mackerel large and nice, 10 cents each. Also cod fish and Holland herring .-Me9ain Grocery Co.
 Miss Johnnie Boot. who for the past month has been visiting Miss Marye Webber at TeXarhana return ed home yesterday afternoon.
 Cream Puffs and Doughnuts at skidmore's, 3l5 Main street. 3O5. Telephone the CleaH Towel Sup ply Go, for your laundry. The, will guarantee all work to be ffrsf rla 5. old Telephone o. 571. BIT Mrs. sam Franklin who went to Philadelphia in search of health has been greatly benefited in the lase week.
 Fresh Oysters reeelved every Thurs day. Until further notice will sell : dozen for 25 eents.-NcCain Grocery Go.
 FOR SALE-one qaerter block anu dwelling, corner ath uu4 EiH street. Will self all 10 enc party or single lot Apply to ". Q. Steele.
 BIO
 The fire department was called to I'll West sixth avenue. ls proved . false alarm
 THE BEST should bo your aim 5 when buying medicine. Get Hoods &aFeapmIla and have the best medicine MONEY GAN BUY. ~ tse Temple tonight the Feast of the Booth via be concluded. Rav K0ru6eld delivers his setmon enti- lieu tAG hkl8Aas A=AEss H-Hs5E tHz a4s 7;80 o.n. Binn City Lnmber to. manuiaciu 9r and dealer in ali kinds of lumber Also sasbes, dt ors blinds -~l al kinds of interior and exterio 4aieh
 
 Bluff City Lumber Ca. Manufactur CT and dealer in all kinds of Lumber Also sasbes, Doprs. Blinds, and all nds Of Interior and Exterior dpisl stoyewood Tor sale by WeGebee Bros. Telephone. old. No. 237. 3l3I Capt. " Jeter. af the southeri Grocery Company, has returned home from a husiness trip to St. l Louis.
 Tbe Clean Powell Supply Com2a ny have accepted the agency far tn Frank Steam Laundry and sOlirl's a share of your laundry. 3l7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-09-25

--. -~.. .>a..~s.. 4sa0 sesaoSnC mas tAe
 longest beard at the close of school is
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

hnai mul su-ins out wnl axe place and
mer they; viii bs sent % ihar Horihsrn
bomss BY, train.
Kate his afternoon ihs ares. parade d
the Or ,g2A yolussees vas Fctlewsd by
Governor ceer, of oregon, xho after.
'eards adslsssssa the soidiess Bater in
the wiaiag thiy Wsre taSsea 70 sis.
ehan'hs pavilion. who're an elaborate
dinner had ben prepared for them bj
ladl - 81 the Red Cross seoiay Ths i'm
mosae l.iildins, bad been lsstefagy decor.
~ slh asgs ana flowers. The dlnnei
~1is 40 hHes really sood one the boys
hgve had kinee ssey lSn California Tor
ths PAllIppdu-,s sad 70 ~ iha, they err
jloye1 ~ Is putting H4Hildly,
several Sroniains pes4is addressed ths
boys aftsr ihe repai, expressing pieAsurs
IA ther retann after their gallant ser
vices for the nag ia the. Fhfippinel
Later IA tbs eypaing ahe rsgimsat was
divided INTO squads ana entertained a,
difteserS ;hsstess. s.uh play house hay.
ing set asida 1rom 10 10 30 ssaisl Tor ne
en'ertasam sns Or the boys 2 f'''
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15
DEWEY xr,poRr SAID
WI erOos~d to Trieste and Then Sal
tos Tsw York as Fast As POssibie.

NEJE YORK, yuE iL--A dispaeeh to
she E4sraId from Bort Said says: The
cruiser Olympia -snived here Ihis after
soon DaVey. vine IS looking very well.
has BEEN rTeiuaaAIiy obliged 70 decline
me tusisE.Ion Of Minister strauss a,
Cc@ssanc4nople to osstay with him On the
Bospho'uS He Is anxious to get 70 New
TW& os saoon as Ipossfble. and has de-
cIdeS 10 prpe ed In he Olympia 70 Tri-
ess; where he, willmake short stay for
ne efiapEs of sair. proceeding thence to
America
HASH.kA3roN. July il-se1etary
I.Oag reessved the following cable mes
sage Trsn IDswsy:
-FoRls SAID. Iuly ii-olymp,A is To-
vSluni.rray ,aaazaH,iaed. As soon as the
ship he .cnned, svevprOceei to Trieae for
Paisgue AID recuv@za,icn of the sascers
AD4 men.'' i.
II 4 sahsat tase. navy department that
the Admh;alss refrrnnne to Pratiqne SIM
p6 Rsan s;ise is. suaaC 10 Frieste tOSet a
e;eIa 'blhier..hSaAth hAat win enable him
20 esoaLsnsas. Ais, ypssge through the Medl-
ieranean 7without delays from the hsalth
aplharitles ~ ,yarioasipoints
w.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15
PoRVX.AN1p-AND ASTORIA
SHOULD LOCK HANDS.
so SAYS a Rramipentia g. Paul .capltalIGt
VINO -Recensly Visited
ASot1a -


Chester Aka a. well known and lead
lang capitalist fnom 81 Paul. Minn. hai
Deea a xiHttor In tho city aurns tAe pas
ewo days - Ak So
Mr. Allas,s triP INTO ,she Eorthwest WA'
plannsd IL the @eginning as. = ssaapl
| pleasure jsnnt hut tbe business posi-
blutles SAlnn everywhere confronted hl~
in weslepn nEeE5an served to sher hi'
purrOss. ana se has devoted gOoaly
lpRrt 81 his time 20 investigating such
merits as the STAKE had to offer in a
pommecsial dtracthop
''I arrived IN Portland said Mr.. Allen,
,Sader an impression that thai city was
the only one OF importance in the entire
stase of Oregon. l WAS led to this con.
Ulnsson from reading It's leading paper,
tina oresalian. 4 had no knowledge Of
Astoria. other than that 1t was = small
and, nnimportant seaport. and the oleas-
ure Of an eK snrsipa, here wes due to the
suggestion Of a Portland acquaintance,
who, rrsx- that 'rscall It. somewhat dit-
fdently advised a run down the Columbia
as days ,ouuting on the water Ysu
can well imagine my surprise at finding |
here such a busting city with every, mod
ern Improvement OF consequence. It is
my opinion that Astoria has bsen in.
adequately advertised, as otherwise with
her splendid site and boundless resources
she should now be known as the lead,
Ing metropolis OF the North PaeiAe sea-
ooat.a. 'tf
'seSmingly, therefore, there has been
/ seSisus lack OF interest manifested IN ]
'ams way" !,
Mr., Alien paused for a moment and
continued.
'T talked with one OF your merchants
oday, and he attributes the sluggishness
o unfair treatment by Portland This s
condition can hardly understand. II 9
Istorla and Portland are to sit and --
'out at each other, the secret is ex-
iained how Seattle and Tacoma have
made their marvellous advance against
eason and resources.
Astoria should bestlr herself and seek
reconciliation with the Portland bust.
ess public; In turn. Portland should
ome to her senses and lock hands with
astoria for the common good. Where
here 4is a wiz there is way, ana |
CONTINUED on Page Three.)
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15
THE GREAT NORTHERN s1
AND NORTHERN PACIFIC
The Election of a Director Yno WIN
Strengthen the Great consolb

NEW YORK. suiy lt--,Tne Tines says
oiaciai aan9uncemsnt Is to be made 90
morrow Of shs,.eleet.on Of John > Ken
nedy 20 the board ot directors cf tns
Northern Paeiae Railroad company
Mr. Kennedy Is credited wish beng mo
largest individual holder Of ersst-soFsa-
srn railway securities and be safa y
hold ogsE s9e0 shares of Norihern Pa
elhG HIS election b taken 20 mean that
there Will be no rate war esssssn ths
Great Northsra and Northern rasiac
OF james J, Hnrs personal friendA'
John KennsdS IS probably The, closest
OF bis business colleagues, Mr. Ksnnedy
has bs4a ma CHIEF.
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The Laws Strong Arm Now
Clutches tho Murderer. Who
Talks Conspiracy.
IwOMANrROBABLYTHEc CAUSE
The Crime several Months Old Owing
to IntinidssiOn-woOa cu4ters
institute Investigation

ST MhsHAEE. Alaska. June o. vi
I Seattle JILly n.-Homer Bird. Of NSl
Orleans. IS now prisoner In the mIlitar,
l barracks. charged WIN the murder o
J. H. Heriing and r. H. Patterson
Charles Sheaier and Mona Strong ar
\ held under 300 hoods a. aftnesses.
The entirr party came from New or
Ieana The prisoner and witnesses wi
De taksa eo-ssitkh for trial
Fnon Wallace II. Blaine. engineer o
the gonermmen, launch Nordscs- who ar
rested Bird. particulars Of khe murdel
are learned, A parry OF i've arrived IL
ST. Michael. last summer in, the bari
i Rafls Wood. whseh cleared npm sai
FranelsssO, They. had q full 0Htft. in.
clsdipg ssslmi launch and barge. 4. ia
uAsah lhey made the trip Up tAe river.
rhe woman went as Binds wfe and
shefnar,s sister Az esat mine about
= mikes this side Of ,Ansik d Eas decided
20 resnihi2 FOR the winter Herring ana
Fatiersos proposed to Bird that di-
vision Of the supplies be made. as they
wished 70 earn money by euBsing vOod
Cor use By lAe transportation companies.
Bird strongly objected and said be would
see them IN he'll first. A general quarrel
ensued. IN Shieh sheffier supported the
other twO This Gaasres, aided BY jeal,
Onsy. came TO climax the following
7sOrning. September 2, at breakfast
time.
Bird vas sitting on the bank a short |
distance above Overlooking the. others. |
EfIo were seated at jthe ssbIs. Tue wo-
man asked him>f he 1as not coming TO
breakfast. He said he would in s short
timr. as ne was not fsening extra well.
Jgtst as the meal began the sousan heard
} cltak and lOokins up saw Bird with
shOHnn in his hands, At this rne shet-
ier looked up and noticing the gun up
o Binds shoulder. exclaimed: 'For
iOd's sske don't shoot" Then report r
ang out and H@ling felt dead. An in q
tant later snother report was heard. J
his charge striking Patterson about the !.
eek and shoulders, Patterson jumped
10 the river and as he came up Bird Il
red at him again, but missed. The : "
oun,ied man managed to crawl to the u,
ank and a httle later was helped into ii
lie boat by Shelter and two men, who tn
ad escaped Birds wrath Herring was 10
lried near by and Patterson was cared :,
u as well as. conditions would permit 10
,til he Ssed, in,
30 terrified were shenler and the wo. mi
an at Bird that not word was said ' ,'
neerning the shooting for several lar
paths, Finally woOdcutters began 70 I
'nder what had become cf the other ly
o men. They began an Investigation .sD a.,
lich resulted In the arrest Of Bird, a
Bird said there was conspiracy among Pa,
Others 10 do him up but he fooled mis-
IN and dropped them irst" pen se"
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the rlmrnins volunteer regimenia' par
yicuiar attention being given 70 ths SAM
,ary arrangements. Every precaus'on
zir be .aksa 70 guard againsi sickness
among ,ae sos troops that. are sxnse'ea
10 30 IN camp on shs reservation unsil
.,lay can Be mustered out ot the service.
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Produce soArnsAat'
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PUSHING WORK AT pRDsrpro.

SAN FRANCISCO July iL-work is
being pushed on the new model camp"
at the Preside for the accommodation Of
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-03-16
SUGAR BEET CULTURE.
A Talk of the Right Ring
from 7, C, Kahn,
o the Editor Of the Enterprise:

To the Editor OF the Enterprise:
Your columns have many good
communications on Sugar Beet
culture, such as ID. V. Burrel's
and others. Most all have been
along the experimental line. 1t
has been about seven years
since we first began experimenting
and about that long ago tho few
TINT were in the valley then were
very jubilant over the success of
their experiments. The analyses
were splendid, away up in sacchn-
rine and purity, and tonnage to
beat the world. 1t was SO much
so that We were ashamed to give
our tonnage with first experiment
and gave only one-third of the act
unl tonnage.
We have gone along in this
same old rut for these years and
we understand that this is the
plan for the coming summer. Is
it not fact that we have done all
this work and given the balance
of the state the benefit of it.
Look at Grand Junction. They
are away in advance now and will
have n plant this summer to work
up the product of our experience.
Loveland is following in the same
line, and where are we? Still ex-
perimenting! In order that we
may take up this kind of work in
a business-like manner, us the
others are doing, we ought to or
ganize n Beet Sugar society. But
we understand there is one inclu-
ding the whole valley. Such n
society is worthless. We cannot
build plants all along the valley.
Each locality will have to paddle
its own canoe. suggest that
we do like those who nre putting
in these plants-either put up or
shut up. We have been talking
long enough. Grand Junction is
putting mp not less than $4,000,
and from the way Loveland is
strrting out they will do rs much.
We must not think men will come
here and put up a plant, increase
our population, enhance the value
of our real estate and make us
nice thrifty place for nothing.
To change this old experiment
ing l will be one of n hundred
men that will put up $500 us IL
nucleus to begin with. AS soon
as we do this they will ask us
what kind of plant we want,
where located, who will raise the
beets, etc, Then we will be where
we ought to have been three years
ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-03-16
j. G. KAHN.
The Teachers Institute.

The Otero County Teachers
Association held an interesting
session Mt the Christian church
in Manzanola, March IL. About
seventy-five teachers and friends
of education were present. Fol-
lowing is a brief synopsis Of the
program.
Principal N. G. Campbell, of
Ordway, read paper on "Educa-
tional Waste," in which he pointed
out the loss of time and energy
due to want Of preparation and
dissipation on the part of the
teacher. luck of school apparatus,
and other causes. His subject
was skiilfully handled.
"Relation Of the Teacher to the
Community" was the subject of
an able paper by Principal J. v.
Day, of Manzanola. Prof. Day
urged the teachers to take deci-
sive stand on religious, political
and social questions. The teacher
need not be fanatic or Il bigot,
neither should he try to belong to
all the churches i'll town and ride
the fence in politics. The discus
sion of this paper called forth
some interesting remarks from
Principal Fowler, Superintendent
Bolles, Mr.. Taylor and DIR. Sny-
der.
Misses Birely and Gooch, of
La Junta, discussed the Speer
method of sense training and
teaching number relations. A
prominent feature of this discus
sion was n class of teachers, in
which some of the Rocky Fordites
showed remarkable aptitude.
ILLUSTRATED Science in the Pub
lie Schools" was the subject of
Principal o. S. Fowler's address.
Prof. Fowler gave n practical
demonstration of the method of
illustrating science work by the
use of lenses and solar rays. His
series Of views included the sub
jects of geology and biology.
education from the standpoint
of Sociology" was ably treated by
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-03-16
A MUcH-covErED SPOT.
Clipperton Island In the Pacids
Ocean Has Many Claimants
Among tho Nations.

Few persons even know of the exist
snce Of Clipperton island, and probably
not one in hundred could point out
it's position on map. Yet it is one
OF the most coveted portions Of this
cnrth's surface, and its ownership is
disputed by Mexico. France. thc.United
States and England. Clippcrtoniisland
itself is mere speck in the Pacific
ocean, about four miles in circumfer-
rnce, and with but two palm trees on
it's barren surface. 1t Is coral island,
or atol, very difficult of access, lying
about 500 miles west of the Mexican
coast.
II this had been all the existence OF
Clipperton island would, in all prob
ability, have remained unknown. But
it is the home of millions OF sea birds
and tens of thousands of tons OF gunno
arc to be found on its surface. The vnri-
Gus claims to its possession havo been
dormant fer long time and have not
disturbed the harmony Of nations.
But now this is all changed. An Eng
Iish gunno company appeared on the
scene and commenced operations.
From all quarters mt once claims to the
rightfur possession of Clippcrton began
to come in and the company found itself
in somewhat embarrassing position.
Il was willing and anxious to pay roy
atty on the guano removed, but the
question was to whom should it be paid.
Mexico appeared to hpve the greatest
right, but this was disputed by the
United States. No sooner were the
claims OF Uncle Sam disprovcd than an
athcr claimant put in an appearance.
According 10 the latest cable reports
France protests against the action of
Mexico ard insists that the island right
" bc1cnrs to her.
Probably the best solution of this in
f.rnntioral tInyle would be for the
present handful Of inhabitants to SOL
emnly declare their Independence and
establish n republic which would rival
In ninutcrcss those of Andora and San
Marine. This would avert the possi-
bility Of the addition of n furthest east
crn problem to the troubles of a world
which is already burdened with an
eastern and far eastern question:
London News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-03-16

he has to be sent for truant'
The very old Indians and many
OF the women are n decided draw
back to the work and the sooner
good providence permits them to
behold the happy hunting ground
the better for younger ones.
The second kind of school is
the Agency or reservation board
ing school. In these schools oft
en- 200 to 300 children are brought
together IN close communication
with all the detrimental influences
Of such congregation. In this
case what meanness one cannot
think of another will. In these
schools. at least in some cases,
very expensive buildings are used.
At Rosebud, So. Oak. the plant
cost perhaps $4,000 OR 500, 600.
Complete water works, sewer sys-
tenn and electric light plant equal
to those of a well regulated city
for the purpose. They also
have steam heat. In these schools
the literary course in higher than
in the Day School, the latter being
rather primary. Reservation
schools are intermediate while the
third class of government schools,
the non-reservation schools carry
the pupils through, common school
work and in some cases give the
pupil smattering of high school
or Academic work. Carlisle, Penn,
Haskell of Lawrence, KS. and
Fort Lewis of Grand junction.
Colo, are schools Of this latter
class.
In addition to these, in some
cases, the government contracts
with public schools for the attend
ance of Indian children at such
public schools. This, of course,
is scheme Of eo-education with
the whites. The other class of
contract schools comprise the
mission schools of the churches.
II the writer is correctly informed
no other denomination but the
Roman Catholic now accepts any
aid FROM the government for their
mission schools. Notwithstand-
ing great many Indian youths
are being educated in protestant
schools Mt missionary expense.
At some future time l may give
the readers of the Enterprise
some insight into the habits and
character Of the Ogalala Sionx.
FRANK d. VOORHEES,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-03-16

Principal Shafer, of La Junta.
This paper provoked spirited
in which Mr. Tuvlor

Principal Shafer, of La Junta.
This paper provoked spirited
discussion in which Mr.. Taylor
and President Snyder took a hand.
Life" was the subject of the
evening lecture by DR.. z. X. Sny-
der, President of the State Normal
School. In his usual happy vein
the Doctor set forth his ideal of
complete living, the function and
scope of education, and the forces
that operate in human develop
ment. The lecture was highly
enjoyed by the large audience.
The following sentiments were
adopted by unanimous vote of the
teachers:
The teachers of Otero county
desire TO express their sincere
thanks to the ladies' of The Cen
tury Club and the good people of
ManZanola for their royal hospi-
tality and their lively interest in
the educational work of the asso-
citation.
We also wish to extend our
deepest sympathy to our worthy
superintendent, Mrs. Anderson. in
the exigency which necessitated
her absence from our meeting.
Beautiful music was furnished
by home talent, and the teachers
were sumptuously entertained by
the Manzanola Ladies' Club. In
the absence of County Superinten-
dent Anderson, George H. Taylor
presided in an able and dignified
manner.
The Ford" teachers turned out
en- masse, accompanied by quar-
tet of High School girls.
NJ YE PEDAGOGUE.