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Observation-Disclosures.

Wuifen 9ert8t. - Wor
ben 3i4tern 8lod unb S'8rien.) gu
Na6laBberpaltern purben %ernannt:
in ben 6GGen BON Murgaret Maguire
9r. 5runf S. Maguire, 8iirgi6uft
$1OO. DIS 8ormiinber ernannt: Maz
m 6. 6lanigan fir Robert 6. Sci
pides, 8iirgi6uft $1,000. 8Ormunbz
f9aftsberi6te g~utgebeiBen in ben Sal
len Oon Soiepb 81. Mugner, $8137;
2ouis 9. NtIion, $2O54. @erpnI=
tungsbertdte gutgebeiBen in ben Sal
len BON Murp 9eife, $1808; Cabin
s. Sing, $545; Morp 6offman,
$1O23; Roab @aines, 5000. Snpenz
tur0er3ei9niB eingereidt in ben Sal
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8ichmarfte.

G6icugo, IS, Suni.-RinODieR:
6eutige 53ufu6r 1000; Murtt feit uno
15c. b0ber; prsiie $1.60 Bis $3.50.
96neine: 6eutige 3ufuhr $4,000,
morgen $4,000, iibrig gebIieben $500;
9reiie 1896 big $3.50. S4ufe: 9euz
tise 3ufu6r 1000; Martt itetig;
greiIe = S9aFe 1925 Bis $500,
2dmmer $3.50 Bis $3.50.
ga # 2ibertn, Pu., Is. SUM-.
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0eirathss0icen;en.

JoIgenbe !Seiratbs|2 ioen3en tpuroen
esItern our9 ben 4ttuur Oes Common
gIeas. Gerifts ~dusQeftsqt:
6reberit 9. @ernep, q, MooOz
tod, Mb., un0 Warp 9. GRIP, Is,
Weftg6rienoi4ip, Mb.
S6omas 6. 9rummep, AZ, uno
Morp u. 2eonarD, SO; 4pplitant
8m. MeItirg, 0r. 432, SiOz
StriderItraBe.
9aul Dunn, 26, Nr. go, Golingz
ton : Qoenue, uno Mamie 30. 9arz
fer, 10.
QIbert asnnp, %, g3r. 1922, 9uGs
StraBe, uno Murie @oIf 10.
Sobn 8. Mc6uul, jun,, 27, Nr.
514, RoIdnb : Qpenue, uno Suiur
u. 9aGinger, 25.
5reberid Sfippit6 Goale, 26, Gon=
tinentol : Sruit : @ebGuoe, uno Bel
lie Wilmpt Roberts, 20.
Samuel 2effopiB, 81, Ir. 23O,
Noro@9tg6itruBe, uno Bella Soltoz
NIP, 10.
Daniel 5. 8rorpn, 27, Woi6ing=
TN, D. g., unO 8eiiie s. &el4er, Is,
4lbunb, N.0.
Robert 9. MaGonoe, "a, Grabbing
ton, 3. g., unb Nlberta %. Gurrigan,
%; Nr. 1859, Rioeriioe 4penue.
QlopD 8. Gropburbt, 27, II. 2uiqa
Mue 9uitenbite, 81; NppIitunt 6. s,
Barrier, Ir. 1919, 0orbz8roaopaD.
Gbas. 6ann, Sc, unb Marp ).
8arrit, 81; Qpplitant ). s. SbiGenz
berg, 6orreit : 9art.
Gbas. 3. 2aprence, %, uno Sfaz
bella 9. M}arti, 81; 8eioe BON @afbs
ington, .. 6.
96oma5 81. Gourfap, 26, 2isbon,
Mo., unO Marietta s. 6ortspief, 25,
2spistopn, Pa.; appIitant 8. 90.
Sbaffer, ct. 2(gne5 : Sunitarium.
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3ihmnno's straBenbahnifrite.

Ht4monD, 3d., Is. Sum-. -
@ttpa $50 gonbufteure uno W&otorz
manner famen beute als @riaBleute
fir Die itritenoen NngeItellten Der bic
Iigen eleftrii6en 8abnen bier IN. Die
Striter bebaupten, bereits Elm 9rittel
biefer Qeute fir ibre Sadie g%etponnen
gu baden.
9sute Ra6mittag i4idte Die Gomz
pagnie bier 8aggons ub. On berz
f6iebenen 9untten Der Route puroen
bieielben nit Wurfgef4ofen aGer
Dirt bombarbtrt, unb Die 8eDDlterung
crying ii6 in @6mG6ungen gegen bic
Strttebre6er. Riemuno tpurbe err
tpdbnenspert6 oerlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-19

6eute 4benb ii6er 9rdnb Rdpibs,
Wei9)., mad Detroit lpeiter; bdnn gebt
es mad ben Niagaraz6dGen, mad 3d.
ton, nod Spracuie unb nu6 Nepz
Yort, 0 no aus bann Die 9einlreiie
anoetreten nerben niro.
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Sauo i'm lib

1T i5utI i'm 9rciit htiqsnO unO tint Sdpttals
Nnlags otsboIb. 8eipiuubrinQ,nD. Sin quite SUI
Nder=Gurm in Der Samtg. 8iuers9oltp 1T tur "
Collars pro Adcr Bu psrtauisn. Soitos 9ebanoe
Cl9obubaus, Stall fir 20 G0pis, &orHbaus 1uF
1900 bis 5000 9uibd 9streioe; Gutts @antr
por5iQlt6cs Gam, aQcg j~uiammer, Itt@t roltHo;
$50 alder untsr'm QIluo, $50 alder Srasianc.
6ute Gruotc i;oes Sabr unO na6tpeigli6 bobs er.
trays fdbiQteit StBt ipa6ienoe Grnote tann mt
ibsrrommcn iutrocn. 9dbter fir oitle Jarm HIS
ju BADEN. Nur babe uBablun os
SdufqslOss n0tbiq. Gu6 tltiut Auluelen preIslpertD
gu bab:n. 9icle oeuti6e aufcoler. Ter 6t9sus
Thinner Gr. &6niq, .. .. 5reotrtt' Srotpn
Gu. SoTrb Iofnto Cunts
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= RinSpieb: Marft itetig; 9reiie
$4.85 bis $3.50. Sdpeine: Dart
nieoriger; 9reiIe $500 Bis 1855.
S6afe: Martt nieOriger; preiie 81
his S72h
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6eutine ShLnfrdte:
Baltimore Gffeitenb0tie
Ert5ts iar O,n ,GtuiIt,n Gsr'tfpoHOsas,a' hEs@
y ira. RiaoHosri K Gal

Baltimore, BEN IS. sunni.
8. 0m. W}loOenoorf &c So. beredz
nen fir 6rancs: 8antier5 GratteH
auf 60 Sage 5.18l, auf Si6t 5.164,
tQuFmdnniffe auf 60 Sage 5.184 biz
500. Rei6smart "a 1916. @uloen
auF 60 Sage 80 1916.
Sterling Eantier5 anf 60 Sage
4.853, auf Siht 4.S8, toufmdnniide
4.854 Bis 1853.
8ertdufe auf Der bieTtgea Gffettens
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8ui6el.

u s.-ON 6eufl9e W(dTs5uTU7t
6etruq 51,459 8u76el; 8erian0t Don
ben Gleputoren 1859 8ui6el; Sic
patprenz@ orrat6 515,964 8uf6el. -
9ertGufe: 10000 8uIdel SUM- gu Sc,
400 Suli gu So, 1 0a9gon 3uriidz
gepieiener gu 274, 1000 Steamer ges
mii6ter SpOt gu So, 1900 Spot gu
"a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-19
MnttionssIn,eisen.
0pputbcfcnpcrfall= Scrfanf.
169 nit @runo3ins belaitete Wobnz
bGuTer uno leere 8auplGbe in
Norootz Baltimore iolen am
9ienItug, ben 80. Sum- 1903,


0Drmittdgs II u6r,
in ben oltcn RtQl Gttatt Grban0t @crfduisrdumen,
9uilocrs' GrdauQe @uilOiuq, RorOot=6dt @bar=
less uuc gtrinQtouzS trdbc, p~trfautt iuerpen.
u uRo %, Cf=Gaoctte=Strd
fspl0Olc=S trabe, Nr. 1903 bis 1921; Nr. 2403
bis 24l9; Nr. 2f25 bis 2til.
Cf.Gbaic. Strabt, Hr. 23l2 bis 23lS; 2402 bis
24l0.
CnzftOcrul. StruBc, Nr. 300 bis 23l8; Hr. 2400
bis 2iO6: gr. 2tl0 bis 2fl6; Hr. 2f2.
VorpzWPil sNpcuuc, Nr. HOO bis ll22; lbs
biz ll43: Gr. 1900 bis 1904
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9r. 100 bis 1920; Tr.
hob bis 1l2l; Nr. 1901 bis lGll; yr. 1918 bis
1893; Nr. 1000 bis 1862.
Ch=ClipcrsStrabe, Rr. 23l0 bis 1928,
=QrcTou=St rubt, Nr. 2i2S bis PA.
0oroz@raoforosS trab,, nOrotib pou Gbaic=Str.,
100 Gub bel 90 6uB.
g8cqeu ousiubrlibertr uno o;nducrcr 9ei6rci=
buuq, acknowledgements etc. fcbs Dem rSdilp
RccorO" pom l., t., &, H., -, Is, p, %, 30.
Suni. oocr u,uoe Tb an e. g. @acticr, 1909,
Continental 1rut 9ajloinQ, Ootr al pie
StccIitp & SsppGt Gompaup non warpIGne.
Sruitte,
9. q. Girtluno,
Q6T40 Nuttionator.
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Sf Saltimpre,-9u pcrfaufen.

SeLe i&0ntn smsit0digtn 9duitr an &fns
ipooo aOtnus, slpiiatn 6airmOunt : apsnns uno
GaOett:=5 traBt, elm Qduisrgcpiert BON Yattsrl0nE
Bart.
Eits iuO obut 3peiiel bic am Stttu %esbauffn
@duitr in Baltimore fir Das CAB, beittbsno aus
ie65 3inlmsrn, 9ao unO Gorrioortn, uuo MI alz
len ueuet:u 9equcmIidteittn, ciuiblitb'3 os De-
it,n plumbing SDitems unD abjugstdndi' I'arz
moT=@dHs, SrsppsH uuo grandchildren Artans
unO ptrbeHrttr etrabs; gruuo,iug $3.50 idbrli3.
Gemaro y. Gallagher
Rduuuttruebmtr,
Q53@ Rr. 2633, Ci@BlltImort%5fr.
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Nn;eiaen. SIT uerfanien.
@rnnOeisentbnm 3t perfanTeu.
2um uumittclbareu 0erfanf.

Gin iebr wiinjatuspcrtbsr 2duOfs, urgetd9r 6U
&der umfaFeuo; iHHerbalb elmer NIT Slftitllpet
@abn lsibt crrei6bdrsH enttsrhhh9 DON Sg!tLntGLs.
9~}r9dtior qoot. pas Gano grenjt an cine oiisntlIbe
Roab Hno fonnte, peuu gtpiinlGt, III gut per-
neuobare 9aupldBs einaetbtllt Dsrptn. Sas l0one
g9obubaus cntbdlt 3ip0lf 3inmsr unn III nit dlen
mopernen Ginri6tungsn %ptri,bsn; duberoem pantn'
Be uuo beoueme QebsnQebdulibteitsn, Wttlnertl,
8arttn uno iungtr Gbtqarten; oas eauis Sdno N
cut tslpalost uHo b%spdiert, NIT outer Srd'naqs
uHo ,3duHen, ale in mopcruer Soeritelune uno 9u=
tenn 8uitanot. HuipabitnDe Sdoteu BON Dtals
g8ai3cu unO Sen. Der Gigcntbiimer, ipel3rr NH
erobcn Soften 9rbchtrunotn on oititHl iota!sn
Hdnoibe %poruubrn. lit fiirJIi6 ostorbsu, nno pno
ods eioeutbum Jest inter iebr dnnebntoareh SeS
oiHguHgrn gum 9crtauf auseeboten.
Gtuaigtn Raui=3silettanttu piro pole @HsluhI'
crtbCilf b:i
3bog. g. meets, &c6tsunfpalt,
CIR. l20, CtzeeEingtOn=5 trabt, baltimore
n5S-TO
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SaItimnrrr Narftbrrihtr.
Drlatn TAT ben sD<ar0tR GOrrlOOnO'HFtH. q

Baltimore, ben Is, SUM-.
Me6L.- Die beutige Mebl3ufu6r
belief ii6 auF 1918 6Gffer, einidIieBz
lid 2378 6GFer gu QocuItz9oint uno
5O17 6GFer gu Canton. 8iitenperz
fonot 331 5GFer. Mortt i'm 2ugez
meinen rubig. Die PreiIe iteuten Ii6
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y U. UvUIV8- a-UTVr5UTUTI
1866 8uIfal; aus ben GleDatoren
3uriid9e3ogsn 747f 8uIfsl; Glspatos
rem @orrat6 238,393 8uldel. 8erz
tGufe: l 8aggon Nr. 3 rpeiBer Clipped
81 A, l Ma9gpn Nr. 4 peiBer, AL.
6etttine GALifrnta.
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3u perfdufeu:

Rr. 2429, 6tOralsstr., 9reis $3.50, @runoiins
s45; ieruer CIR. 1886, DRiIton.2lue., II Sur bel l5+
CUB BIS gort.Str., 9r.is $3.50, SsulO ilns $io.
9iti. 6traB,H fEo 100 5uB brett. " gitDt ts'hs
sd babe arors 9duitr III ritltr uumiitt!oatsn
Tdbbari6aft an QanD. iduztli4 ntu. 9Fs'It oan
800 o%uipdrts, nit @ranO3lns BON so. yetn
msbrer: Gde9ruHoii:lt. auss pom MIL Ss''aui'e
iii Etu.
3. g. rotbaus
CWaitlWn Rr. 1912, Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-19

Sal5fleii9: pro Yfuno, gauge
S4uItern, engl. gei6n., 94c.; gang
tur3e Rippen, 1915; Seiteniped,
lie; gauge 2ei6itiife, 11@c.; Sped
S4uttern, 1915; Sugar : Gureo"
S6ultern, 94c.; S8intsn, 144c.;
oAne 9aut, 143c,; Picnic, 94c.;
nMeB"@ S4peinefleii6, $3.50 pro
SAP; S6maI3 - in Sierce5, gut raj
finirt, 93c,; in 6GiTern, 94c.
&affee: R%otirungen iinO lpie folgt:
auf Der Bats BON 81 Gents pro
9funO fir Rio CIR. 7; Santos Tie.
Biz 114c.; Maracai6o 93c. big 124c.;
SABA 19c, Bis 23c.; Wtotta 18c. bis
19c.
9erOItster aaffee: 6. 6. g., in als
fen 1Oc. Bis 1O.2Oc. pro 9funO;
in 8ii6ien. unb SGfen, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis 323c.; Sara unb N}otta, &C.
mif6t, 275c. Bis 28c. pro YfunO; rels
rer Marucdibo. 22c. Bis 225c.
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SteQrngeinde:
&etlaMgt i'm WaGcmeineA.
Su mefbsu scfubi.
3u fnufeu eeiud)t:

Cine 9Gdcrci NIT QroBcm @udofcn uno in Qutcnl
Suitanoc, iir cine Guqrps=&Gdcrcj. Siicrtcu uus
Ter ro. &. lGp" at Die GrpcOitjon Ocs rSUt=
ibcu GorrcipouDcnttn,4 U7Oj
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81 It 10 ATS crfauf
ani 0rnnoeigentbum.

Garlcbcu amf MDbeln uno anocrc
6iberbtittn fir 6 Qr~o1,ut-oenau mad b.m ususu
GsisB; %prioatiut.
Ridtsr, Wr. 2IO, CHsetrinstonsStr.
Simmer Tr. 4, 9dniartsguiIoine.'
Sn Ger Office miro Seutfb seiprUdben.
CDIni3O 1SG
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Su p%erfdufeu:

40 gfcr, 5 Dltiltu pOn gaItjmorc, on Der q.
81. z9abu.1 Cute 8.bduos. Gute Bsn'ule= ooeF
8ttraloc-G1rm. gu riragtn bt ) a III : y.
cannon II, fir 2ruitsts, 6alo'Tt%suIlolH9.
(Ctf2L,lO
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RrnhuffPnsMnrf

ltntenitebenoe 9reiIe be5is6en ii6
duf ben Gngros 9anOeI; fir ben
&%lein6anOel muB Elm entipre4enoer
4ufi6Iug .gemudt perOen.
Surmz 8rpoutte
2e6enoes @~efliigel: pro Bfuno,
iunge 9ii6ner 16c. Bis 2Oc.; aIte 9ii6=
ner 13c. bis 1885,; gnten Sc. bis
17c.; Sauber, pro 9aar 20c. bis 25c.
Gier, pro 9uBeno 16c. bis 173c.
Qpfelfinen, prp &iIte $500 Bis
1925; Grobesrsn, PRO Quart Sc. bis
&c.; 8aTermeIonen, pro 9unoert $15
big $50; YfirIt6e, pro Carrier $500
bts $500; Stofelbesren, pro 8funo
SIC. Bis &c; 6sioelbseren ,pro Quart
&c. bis 10c.; 8iri6en, PRO 9funO Sc.
bis &C.; G%antaIoupes, pro Crate $1.25
Bis 1925; 9imbeeren, pro Quart 81.
big &c.; 4nanas, pro @rate $500 bis
$3.50.
Semitic: 3artoffeln, pro 8uItsI
9Oc. Big $1.OO; neue 6lorioaer, pro
SAB $1,OO Bis 1925; 3piebeIn, pro
Crate $1.65 Bis $1,75; 8eiBto9I, pro
6unbert $3.50 bis 81; &opHulut, pro
8uidsItiite Soc. bis 40c,; 3uderriiben,
pro 8iinoe I 1c. Bis Sc; Somatoes,
pro Carrier $1.OO Bis $500; Crime
8obnen, pro 8or6 75c. bis $500;
iunge Grbien, PRO 8uideI SOC, Bis
$1,1O; 8urten, pro Grate $3.50 bis
$500; Spargel, pro 0uBenO $1,00
Bis $500; QepfeI, pro SAP $1.O0 bis
$1.75.
@rocerie5 unb 9robifioz
mem.
Rafftnirter 3uder, pro Pfunb; gez
L...E.II = R1 1 S,,IAn.E~4 = I l. .
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Groceries unb 8rppifipz
neT II.

RaFfinirtsr G3uder, pro 4funb: ges
nirfelt, 5.614c.; puloertiirt, 6.11@c.;
Stdnoaro granulirt, 5.061c.; fein
granulirt, 5.O61c.; GrDItaI, 5.O64c.;
Columbia q, ASST; geI6er, 4,16c.
bis 1856.
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9u %nerEnufen;

RiIIiu 1871 UNI 46 Gdtr; ttn utnes
0aus auf eiuem; b;aig, ncnn oieis 8obt no1
~ptrfauit. gu rirag,H BEL Sannor. 3rptttst
Elur, rGaIpsrt.@tbduot". lSt-f,I0J
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Oh perfoufeu-sprhusts Gistntbum:

ri NuQuita=ape., Qrobsr Stau I'M SlhletS'""O'
3Ol0 @arlcms2lps., GalpcrtoH.
Cottage all GreoeridsRoao, nabe %u9nfai@ot.
6bds. 9. 9 q q III q II. 6l2, Safo'SIOa.
CSuuil01Sl
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SIRE Sour bur6 Die Ser. Stuuten
ndbert iid i6rem Gnoe. - Sn
GbicugO bat es linen iebr gefulz
len. - 2tuf benz Riitpege nad
hem SIten.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-17
II roUd gone to the club and I hadn't


stayed later than usual
well planned. well Planned" mus
tezed Knight shut that thing NJ and
nail It She must Dever know of this."
~But you can't let the Insurance com.
peny pay
NO bot can pay It myself There's
time 70 settle Il today
lie glanced at his watch ana then
went slowly out Of the room
That afternoon AIRS. Hadley received
$4,000. and the insurance company
fled away receipt In full. Il Is better
business to pey claim than TO contest
II. especially when the money Is fur.
nished by soSfcSody else.
In the evening Willard knight WIS
pacing tire floor of his dining room very
much as he had been going OIL another
evening not long before. He was very
tired and weak. for be had called upon
the owrsels Of six newspapers ard the
chief Of police and had not had time
for hts dinner. But he had strength
enough left 70 swear at Ernest uadiey
In the same old way.
A~1he coward. The food coward. See
TIE misery he has caused "a az. I
wou.d have doIe something handsome
for him always meant to do t. Why
couldn't he Internal rascal let me DO 4
before be was Eads And he had abIl
ny. toos splendid ability. B&ast himS
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-17
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at New Orleans

Land Office at New Orleans I,a. /,
July l, 1868. (.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
10 make final proof IN support of his claim
ard that said proof will be made before J.
i. Wallace, Y. $. Commissioner. At WINFIELD
la, on Aug. Is, 1903, viz:
Isham FL. Hatten II. T.. No. 1929 for tie v
Ia Of ne Ia sec n IN II nrI EAST IA Mer
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
Sam Smith. all OF Vim Parish La.
WALTBR I. CoHRy
J-io Register
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husband, but II Is certain that she was
unspeakably wretched because OF his
Death knight feared for Ter sanity.
Indeed she was not fully sane at first.
even going to the length Of accusing
Knight of the crime ana demanding
vengeance upon him THIS injustice
grieved him to the soul. for his earliest
resolution tn this terrible af,air he'd
been to provide for this pocS woman as
long as she should lire. He lad at first
believed that she would re entirely
destitute, but within a few days K &C.
ve,oped that Hodiey had f1fraaed his
HE Tn Der favor for $4,000
Even with such provision she
wouh need some one OF business expc-
rie0ce to safeguard her interests, and
therefore, aS soon Us Sho vac cain.
enough to speak about the matter.
knight offered his services most cour-
teousty aud kindly. Nrs EAdiey Eos
By this tine ashamed Of Der accusa-
lions against him and she accepted his
ofer WITH something hke humility. I.
appeared that she bad already applied
10 the insurance company for small
payment. as she lacked money for her
immediate support and the company
bad refused her.
They have dared to tell Ue" Ald
she, >that they must frs. Investigate
bis death: that they hare reason TO
think be may have taken fts own HE
Gon learning this Knight west bn
sea the president Of the company. :
man with whom be was quite we'll &c
quafnted- The gentleman was vague
and evastve He would authorize no
payment But knight took some mon
ey out OF his own pocket and made
Mrs Hadfey believe that the fnsR-
aa9a Re<s-aaR1a-A~|Is
49, .AoAxr fr,nra his aflart-
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scendtna ths stairs from his spass
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1903-07-17
4 ~ NV 8008SDSt
THE EASY
WAY OUT /;
By Howard Fielding ;
,s,4ost, 100. ~ Chu,tcs y. fsooks

n n r. WILLARD KNIGHT hat
hA been a widUwer and alone
Nv so hong that By the strangt
law which rules our moEta
nature In such matters the byiei
and haiio~ed time When be had
not been alone The time Of sweet com.
partnership 50 dearly cherished In bis
! heart, seemed to be coming nearer.
he occupied the upper floor Of small
building which be had tnken On q lease
thirty yenrs before and had eubee.
quentiy bought because be had NOD
cared to run the risk OF having to move
away. The noo,ns were comfortable
enough and had been suited to suct,
means as be possessed at the time OF
his Marriage The remainder OF the
building was rented to an express COM
pany. the second tn dressmaker aud
half the third to q young married cou-
pie who were much In arrears The
other half Of the third floor YVES vacant,
and the fourth was Mr.. knights.
Ar. and Mrs. Hadley. the third floor
tenants. were very nice people, as their
landlord wotysd say to Guy one who
would listen. II ne had not taken a
great fancy to them, be would have
bundled them out with scant ceremony
when they failed to pay promptly. for
Knight Uns nian Incapable OF Ger
serving an excuse for debt
Bat be liked Hadley BE liked him so
well that lie used to swear at him Ia 4
way that made up in earnestness what
It Acsed In real profanity. Even alone
in his QUIZ room he would sometimes
swear ut Hail.y for straight half
bour. and be devoted no such share Of
bis attention TO anybody else.
Hadiey was vary much III love with
his wife. but lie made her life wretch
ed. He tortured her with his unre-
hitting desI,oIdeaC. When a woman
loves man, she believes tn him II
be says that the wo<id Is black, It be-
comes black 10 her even when she has
the courage % stand % and tell him
that IL Is bright and CHEEKY and O good
place to live III
Hadley conducted q little, cytng.
putwo-n business which ha had fniser.
tied from his fathee. He should hare
sosd Il ouk foe anything that he could
get and have gone heart end soul into
= sd more promising. He knew this
md would say 80 readily. but he LACKED
Strength and courage to End and seize
npou better opportunity.
About 0 octoca one evening KNIGHT
was alone In his ROOMS He wod walk
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J-io
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Notice for Publication.
land Office at New Orleans, La,

Land Office at New Orleans, La, I,
June is, 1853 I,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim, ano
that said proc. viii be made before ). T. Wal
lace, U. s. Commissioner at WINFIELD, La,
on July 10th, 1905. viz:
Erwin D. Miller. FL. E. No 1913. for the E IL
OF Sc Ia Sec. 81, Tim, r W; NV IA of NV
IL Sec. 8; NE Ia OF NE Ia Sec 6, I II \,
" La. Mer.'
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
hts continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
zion OF said land. viz:
B. W. Williams, r. j. Thornton, J. Z. Spill
eTs, ID. W. Miller, all OF Winn Parish, I-a--
WALTER L. COHEN,
Junel9-5t Register.
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Contest Notice.
United States Land Office st New orissz.

United States Land Office st New 0rissM
NAY -
A sufficient contest affidavit haSins l.
flied in this Office by j. ". Neal. corr
arsinst Homestead entry No. 1916, n.1s
III. 1893, for NV Ia sec 81, tp. II ~, h-iks
w. 7. Day. contestee, in which II u
tSat Day did make deed TO the Sss.o5 -
her Company on the 18th day Of Ausu&s
for the sum OF $1,000, for the timber ~
IN his homestead entry 1892 Jan; III.
That said Day did agree with said ipmns
pany to lire on and cultivate said isne
final Certificate was secured waFa11ss
given said Castor Lumber Company 60 IT,
parties are hereby notified 20 appear.
ard offer evidence touching SAID aiiee (
10 o'clock a. m on July n, 1903. before g
Abel, Clerk of Court at Winnhelt, L.. -
Office, and that final hearing viii p
10 O'Clock a. m On July "A. 1903 oe!eS
Register and Recsiyer AZ the Unitsd
| Land Office IN New Orleans, La
| The said contestant having, in pr0pez f.
+. davit, flied NAV l. 1903, set forth facts
| show that after due diliger e personal ~
| OF this notice can not be made, It
\ ordered and directed tina such notice ~
| by due and proper publication -
J12- WALTER l.. CoHES. Re9
A. B. KENNEDY, Recefvds<s
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Wu mDs xInM TvEsz1nAS HS
menn -descending them siow1y and
heartily toe be had aged ten years in
the last Reea-when George Warren
came pushing opt Of the rooms which
the HSdleys had occupied They wers
empty noW because the widow conid
not ltpe b tho& eczema uf hcrrhi memo
IieA
W6uen E1S pale Rs pager END
speechiees With excitement lie seized
knight By the arm and dragged BIN
into the p0xior Of the little suit, closing
and locking the door behind them Then
he rushed ocroes the room, passing
oTe9 the spot where Hadley's body had
fafn. The well was wainScoted fully
tEV feet from the foor
Warren laid q trembling hand upon
thfs wall ond Instantly knight saw
email panel open Within there was 0
revolver pointing straight outward
| These Was q mechanism Of very sim
p,a sort hv which the weapon ii cooked
/ could be discharged Tho panel csosa
Nth 8 sps4ng.
Standing with his hand upon IN
open panel, Warren nurnbled inartscu
Iats sounds
Il sea. I sea- said Knight, with
shuddex. sHe was clever with caoine
makers tDola He made many pretl
little things-for her. And be mad
th3s Tor her too. The fool; The infer
nal tool! A. u she could be- paid Wit
l&e0D00r
| HE pu< the revotver out there" sab
| Wnssoo. hOaxAely. He marized tn
t6epepplk NTH blood There was a b
tn Gk n hia wrist DID. 108 pa Il
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Timber Land Act.

June 3. 1S7S-Pu5licatiou Ned
U. S. Land Once, New orissszk a
Msy.aU1
Notice Is hereby given that in 60
with the provisions OF the AIT Of Cor
June 3, lsTs. entitled 'An act fer tie -
timber lands in the States OF California q
gon, Nevada, and Washington Ter1teuT
extended to ail -te PusiiE Ian. ss-ses u i
OF August A.. 1892, Frank TAYLOR q H.
Valley, VIM parish. Losisians-- has So
filed in this Office his sworn State-ners ~
for the purchase OF the : - OF |. v IA -
y Z J.. OF Z IL OF See Nc. e IN 10 No
Z, & L., bier, ana viii offer prod r. =
That the land sought is more valuable ~
timber or stone than Tor agricultural pnfya|
and TO establish his claim 10 said land W
J. T. wallace, U. 8 Com. a. his -
49, -. III ;,tTsor.s claiming ad-s:x0
lands are requestsa Z
their claims in this Office on or before ~
day of August, 1895. -
mas-Ios. Regise.