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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
"C-unt Do Il, Ye Know.

left w@s going 70 play trump eard
Dat - /. ii t. He YES going 10 turn
Red i've tlro"2h the state house
h5tf tse hasn't. Eia woIl& pardon every
s.eg.o convict Who would % to Mass
eGGsntts-hua nit !e wouldn't
sign iGage Al:Qe:.5 is commission
hit he did. He vii! pardon a nee:o
larist before allowing him TO hoi s
but he WON'T EEa would go - the
Unttea States ee21aie-but he "ca19t ="
Hot Springs News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
ANOTHER TRAITOR.

Several neW,sp pers which have
been supporting Jeff Davis declare
that in his race against Senator Ber-
~ there must be a. parting Of the
ways. jeff has never displayed any
great al I'm because of lack Of news
paper support fei MS strength has
esded With that class of citizens who
are easily prejud;ced in favor Of any
body or anything against whom OF
which they receive w2rning from in
teIligent urces.-C!areadon Sun.
The SIN should be more careful in
its remarks ab 1t jeff II VII be de
ciaTed an ana caist by the little fel-
!0Ws Who think the Arkansas chief
executive is the mink of political per
fection by referring 20 certain
q SIS of his idolzers as "a class Of citl-
zena who are easily prejudiced in ia
vor of anybody o. anything against
whom on which they receive warning
from Intelligent sources"
The Graph not a great while aeo
started chorus Of donkevs by using
rema something similar to that
used by the Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
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Arkansao. Variety Of Governors.

F'ishDack was the letter writing
sJve;no1. Dan Jones the blind tige1
pa.danins gove nor. Jeff Davis the
GU It governor. ard Colonel George
y, Murphy the wouid-be interview
governor. At least it is understood he
wants to be governor, and il is 4 "a
81, When It comes to giving out III
te.EieWs and opoinions the eoionei i
right there or the: eaboHts.-Helena
World.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
LaN5sEEE's LOVE CT hNIMALS.
Great Painters Mac3st:snn Drew
Tter7 70 i!ir7


An Intimate II. II Ct Sir Edwin
Fan6seer, the fa12cs2 actrlal painter,
-ives al Interesting account OF Land
sees way 18th a..f1e.s He had a
strong feeling" she wrote. against
- way sonte Gless ara toe Up; only
af9r-rI their freeeifI =. now al then.
L t'so1 % saE r:.7e Woald tare bet
Jeg g. u ;ear -. because the
former cal tsisa - c2a5 eli. but
deg .ive5 :. I.s fa@45es. He declared
q -ieG-Ht 4 . a:s.9f;t daily exercise
- es H.aa or dies il sj.l.a. ~ears. His
wonderful ae9s@ eyer logs IS we'll
s...o.5n. Caeea s.e5}r:l caee asked
ht-. low It was = aa geiaad this
I.A9geled=e. - *-; ge.r
a2s.r.s mann. l.t5 a. y
rocl. s..-'5a. orcs Y4....-- Wua5.ere ~
s=:..c'. ,,:th : s...e.'.c ete5.set:c2s
lie y1sseeee4 ". era : Is,rge
party O. is fl:e1., a,e"e viz ..i12 at
his toUsa II 81. .;o,g:.s V-ooa: ,.is SER
want oHe.ed the Geor; three CT tour
dogs russell il. 9oe g very herca-look-
ing mastif We ladies' recoiled but
there vas no fear, the creature
bounded UP to Laalseer. treated aim
like an old friend with most expan.
siFe demons r. ciarls of delight. Some
cne ra,2ar,.i2s :aH fGnd the cog
seemed OF l..s1. he sa:d: I never
saw il before il ~ i..te. "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Water PIPES Of CIses

In Germany water pipes are being
made of glass with asphalt covering
to prevent fracture 1t is claimed
that they give thorough protection
against moisture in the ground.
against the action Of acids and aka.
lies and that they cannot be pene.
rated by gases
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
FLOWERS OF FiSt. SCALES.
cY.i hrt TurreG L C0o5 Acf,,.1

cE-t "rt urre C GGod Sccou1.
- f%3rcit Mex Yerk %c-,an
/ ere. is a NOn?a.2 i? >sew I0rt wf:o
fe@ss shop not tal from: tie Wa
dG3..s;0tia where she Iursuas Iii
noel Industry Of 1:a<..iy fish scala
t!o' els and leaves. Tie dc.:zcns ot
the oceans III the tropics are notable
~ the coior and briliiancy o. their
icales a.G fcs, .,e range OF chro.
y attic ticts i1clG6ia~ pink, rose. scar
let, SIX bl.e. Gltramarine apple green.
erleralf.. oli,e gold, orange, gray. !.
l2" and purple. Tne scales are pasii,
(a:t.aed ;ceether or to wires viii. :;
s-1onc fish g'ae, watch is aincuarl,
d"- y: The industry passed. to the
e. ladies', where it was adop; ed by
the SpaniarGs, and during the Cuban
Iar came over to the mainland am,
fSucc {. home il Florida
he finished flower possesses fan
tasfic beauty which is unique. The
shape and color of the vegetable
world are present. bat tae:e is a cei-
tair transparency 70 all the tissues, ii
..rmness to the liaes and residence
to the leaves and blossoms which are
never found in he floral kingdom.
The New York woman is making
ute success of her trade
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
GROVER TO YOUNG DEMOCRATS

Every tfrle EOu Uncle Grover
talks lie says something. II iette
% Bernard S. Deutsch. chairman of
the NcuaG Men s Democ acy OF ine
twenty :ezt:1a assembly district. ol
.NeW Yoek city. ez President C.ese-
.and says
Every efio.t Oh the nat OF young
lnen !ooh.La Il d p.upe. unuetst nd
ing Of The political Obligations coun
for the pub.icWelta {, e,nd such efforts
on the part of those al. cady enrolled
H9de tac bannel, ot Democracy "a
v avs aW,,h en4 my !nte!e8t nd aru,l5es
a hope that their minds wi. be able to
distinguish the true DemocIa ate way.
This, Foa int n me is the object You
WISH TO accomplish Though the O: gan
ization of the Young Mems Democra-
y. The ,tnoer.ying principles of the
Democratic party are not difficult 10
,side stand. /, is aot. however. 70
easy to adhere to them in all crcum-
stnces and in the stress of all temp
taaors. ! am sorry ] cannot accept
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

4 fe;esaf II Of ueeto Republicans
eaae, en President Roosevelt the
e=-e4 I'D protested ga-u>, T.etr
es-:.si5a NON ~ 212 e9.l-
IGNITION Il ta457 sar.~rts seataz 1t the
south. Tie president assu ed tAem
tn ae @dta not syrpathize2 with the
lily &lite movement and the Raf-
foI. E~g.ess. a Republican newspa-
pc. ea.s: The trouble with both
negre anl " lite Republicans in the
south is hat rae.r eatile conception OF
their rights a mem5e.s OF the party
seems to le based on patronage. The
Exn@es: 5eems to have better ac-
qUasa-ance with the southern Repub-
!:oans than nest the eaatesn and
raltheln 2esr5.iaaa newspapers
nave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

your invitation to be present at the
opening OF your org nization, but
hope its memUe Will at al times
take suea counsel together as will fit
them tor the party responsibilities that
await them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
What Consumers =, Of
Walker's Iii elc 1iDtt

HON. S. NJ. TAl *. AI'T0Ry1
Pine Bluff: II IS a sasag- for mel
be able te endorse forthy Arbsrl
enterprise. This nsida. WaIEs
Liver Tablets to be. aave ase3 N
with perfect satisf .on and d.
them to be al that i tea.esea
wish you success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

On he subject Of the census to be
ken i r!la Philippines the Bimin )
aau?. Ala. Ledger says: We are go
M 10 e5s4s tie FiiiBinas + He can
e,=t21 them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
RikE ENGINEER on

COTTON BE T RAILWAY: |
s;.,ed Walkers Live Tdb,ets and
state without hesitation that the!
- superior to any nlng have
taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

". L. JONES, CONDUCTOR
THE COTTON BELT RAILR0
Pine Bluff, Arkansas: Wall
liver Tablets have given
setter satisfaction tl.an any liver !
icjne er pill ] ever used There d
comparison between them and It'd
nal remedies fonad on the marsa
cordially recommend them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

Jas. W. ALAMS, General Manager.
ESQ. Il. ADAMS, Business Manager.
FERNANDER MAY, Managing Editor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

Entered at the P-stofIice at Pine
Bluff, Ark, as seoond-class mail mat
ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

NM, CRAIG, CHlE4 OF PoL1
iae Bluff Ark. Walk Liver Tail
are the best that le ever III
They are mild but yGy thoroa.l
use them in my family 81 the tint
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

Advertising rates made known On
application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Oct. Y N History

1705-&:non de I.Enclos. fa--a .1~~a.2,
raoua y.it and beauty. M -
's;he .t@RasiaDf France rsSan.x..S
Gied at the a&e of 90. -. ~, ~
retaining her beatty al 'ggsss;
most 20 the lest. ~ ~
1H1-Sarrender ot General e,1<h
:: ss9..s. :s5s..5s 5s..."@ > ..:..z. a... ~
event ia the var ii the i ~
Revolution. NleMahon.
1S49 Frederic Chopin. musical composer
died IN Pass.
lS9l-James Parton. aote.i American sketch
writer tsarhcr All historian. died
in New port Mass; horn in car
terbGfH England -
1s93-Mac " M4!.Q. 3Hc de N 'J-eeI!t}. telai,#:1s.3
OF France ,tne eX-preS.s. - If the re-
public, died il l'alis. 1.ye.4 ls0S. Lucy
Stone E!ae1a oae o. the original
and most notice oman sutt.as Sc advo-
Gates. GiHA At Dorchester. Mass; bern
III Miss eatsetts 1>1&.
1Se7-t !.a@i. $ =. Dana, 't!itor ef the New
York san. did at CiIea cove y. Y
az. =. .td:nira! John /. NEorden
t S Y. retired hero of the Mon or
ana Aes:'i.s:sac sea fight. died al Wash
in@ton ed a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Subsor, ptlon Price.

Daily, one copy, one week ,.....s Is
Daily, one copy, one month";. 80
Daily, one copy, six months -. ; -
Daily, one copy, one year -. !. %
Sunday Edition, one year 49,. zoe
Semi-Weekly, one year ........ 1.5J
The Graphic guarantees its adver
ti5eFs daily circulation of LOO
papers, this being double the ci"cula-
ton Of any other Pine Bluff daily
newspaper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

MAN GOTTLIEB, JEWELER
Bluff, Ark: Walkers Liver TslI
certainly a good medicine for NJ
and biliousness. | cordially recor
them to my friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

GRAY KEY, PLAN ER AM
CHANT: Walkers Liver Ia'
about the only medicine | ca
They are the best sellers eve'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
taken.

CAPT. NAT DOWNS. Pine 4
Aftrl using ii! utner Hvel medlcA
md Walkers Liver Tablets glN I
ter satisfac ction than any have
used before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Congress.

Sixth District-Joe T. Robinson, Of
Loeoke county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17
Pi5 5BLISHED BY

THE ACAMs PRINTING COMPANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-17

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
WAITING FOR THE VETERANS
Camp All Ready and Occupants
Are Expected I'm the
Morning..

HASTINGS, Neb., Sept. 7.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Not until tomorrow afternoon at
$3.50 Will the annual state reunion of the
Grand Army OF the Republic be duly opened.
tomorrow Is what is called getting in day."
and the entire forenoon and much of the
afternoon will be devoted to the location of
the various posts that will arrive. The only
feature fixed for entertainment during the
day is the address to be delivered BY Hon.
w. ]. Bryan. The speaking will take place
In the big tent at Camp Sherman at 2:3O. In
the evening there will be a campfire, which
will be conducted by Commander Steele.
Everything about Camp Sherman is lust
as 1t should be. Assistant Adjutant General
Mart Howe Is on the grounds and has ex-
pressed himself as being greatly pleased
with the condition and location OF the camp
and he is OF the opinion that there will be
an exceptionally large attendance. Besides
being the state reunion OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic. IL also includes the Spanish
American soldiers, woman's RELIEF CORDS,
Ladies' Of the Grand Army of the Republic
circle and Sons and Daughters Of Veterans
reunion.
A test was made tonight Of the electric
lights in camp and they gave perfect salts
faction. There are over 500 electric lights
carefully strung about the grounds. and the
illumination Of the camp Is all that could
be asked for.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
SMALLPOX STARTS A RIOT
BrIdgetOwn Crowd Declines to Permit
Removal of Patient and Trouble
Ensues.

KINGSTON, jam, Sept. THE steamer
La Plata, which arrived here last night
from West Indian ports. brings news Of a
riot at Bridgetown, Barbados. August Is.
There has been an epidemic of smallpox
at Bridgetown, and on that day a crowd
OF 500 persons refused to permit the re-
moval OF a smallpox patient for isolation.
The authorities were attacked and stoned
and several of them were injured. The
riot act was read to the crowd and the
police charged IT. The crowd fell back
cowed, and numerous arrests were made on
the charge of rioting. The authorities at
Bridgetown were 80 alarmed that word was
sent to the island of ST. Vincent for a war
ship. The British cruiser R%etributlon i'm
medlately left Kingstown for Bridgetown,
All was quiet at the latter port, but the
smallpox there continues to increase al
an alarming rate,
At a representative meeting yesterday
afternoon OF the sugar planters of Jamaica
resolutions were passed condemning Great
Britsin's neglect OF the West Indies, re.
sulting almost in ruin TO the sugar in
dustry, setting forth the total inadequacy
OF the measures proposed by Great Britain
for the relief OF the West Indian sugar
planters and calling for federation with
Canada as the only means OF retrieving the
fallen fortunes of Jamaica. Although the
subject has been much discussed lately
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
AN OLD WAR
Pretty Near Time 10 stop.

wouldn't It make your friend mad 10
tell her she was in reality a d%runkard,
but many women are drunkards uncon-
s~ciOusly from the use OF coffee, which
wrecks their nervous systems, and they
seem unable to reform.
A lady In Philadelphia, Pa, was very
badly affected by coffee, causing her ia
have nervous prostration, and she finally
woke up to the fact that she was In real
ity q coffee drunkard. Her doctor had
told her that she must give up coffee, but
she seemed unable to do it.
One day she read an advertisement about
Postum Food Coffee and thought she would
give Il a trial. She says: Coffee had
such a strong hold on me that at FIRST
did not make It all Postum. but added
tablespoonful OF cofee. After a while
quit putting coffee in at all, and sooT
found / felt much better. Continued use
stopped my headaches and biliousness. and
/ soon noticed that my nervousness hAt
evidently left me for good. Now l would
not use anything else. and the smell o.
coffee makes me sick.
II am using YOU Grape-Nuts also. anC
think Il a wonderful food. I lately cureS
an attack Of Indigestion by eating nothing
but Grape-Nuts and drinking Postum TO
two weeks. and now / can eat solid foo'
and feel no distress" Name given b.
Postum Co. Battle Greek, Mica
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
NEVER RAINS, BUT POURS
Pennsylvania Railroad Has Five Freight
Wrecks in Twenty Hours
TWO MEN ARE KILLED AND ONE INJURED
Accidents All Occur on Comparatively
short DivisiOn-Much Precious
Freight Consume in
wrecks.

ALTOONA. Pa. Sept. Five freight
wrecks occurred today between Johnstown
and Harrisburg on the Pennsylvania rail-
road system.
The hrst occurred at 2 o'clock this
morning and was caused by q runaway
freight train crashing into another freight
train at McGarvey's station, three miles
west OF Altoona. Ten cars and the loco
motive Of the runaway train we're deraiied.
Fireman w. @. Allison broke his left arm
in jumping from the engine. but no one
else was hurt.
A short time later q freight train on
the Cresson & Clearfeld road parted near
Frugality and. the sections coming to-
gether with great force, several cars were
wrecked. Brakeman J. +. Gutchall was
taken from under the cars dead aud
Brakeman C. e. Steele died on his way to
the hospital.
Later there was a wreck at Port Royal,
caused by a burned journal. Nine cars
loaded with valuable merchandise are said
to have been destroyed. Shortly after
ward there was a wreck at Millerstown
and FIVE loaded cars are said to have
been broken to pieces. the result Of a
broken wheel. Another wreck occurred
at Ryde and several cars were broken up.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
Gorki PIaY q FaiIure.

BERLIN. Sept. THE Petty Townspeo-
Pile" a play by Maxim Cork, the Russian
author, was presented at the Leasing theater
here last night and attracted a great audi
ence Of frst-nighters. The play was a dis
tinct disappointment. Although interesting
It is utterly lacking in dramatic action and
Is merely a series OF scenes from Russian
provincial town life, loosely thrown to-
gether. The keen observation OF the prae-
teal storytelleT. detailed to study Russian
characteristics. held the attention OF the
audience and brought out considerable ap-
plause during the nrst three acts Of the play,
but at its termination The Petty Towns
people" was almost Kissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
ROACH OF DAKOTA is DEAD
Former United states Senator Expires
in New York After Suffering
with Cancer.

NEW YORK, Sept. William Nathaniel
Roach, who was United States senator from
North Dakota from 1893 to 1899 died here
today. He had been i'll from cancer al
most from his coming to this city, where he
had made his home after retiring from the
senate. Under special treatment here he
progressed favorably, and a month ago 1t
was announced he was out OF danger. He
suffered a relapse and died after having
been confined to his bed for a total Of ten
months.
William N. Roach was born In Washing
ton September 10, 1910. He was graduated
from Georgetown university; served as a
clerk in the United States q-uartermaster's
department during the civil war; removed
to Dakota territory in 1879; was the mayor
Of Larimore from 1888 to 1887, and was
twice the democratic nomfnee for governor,
but was defeated on both occasions. Mr..
Roach was twice married, his first wife
dying in 1885. In 1899 he married Mrs. AL
exander L. Pollock Of Salt Lake City.
The funeral arrangements will be made
tomorrow. An effort will be had to have
members Of a senatorial committee who
served with Senator Roach attend. The in
terment will be in Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
BRANCH BANKS ARE TO OPEN UP
lions Can Have Their
Money.

TECUMsEH. Neb.. Sept. Especial Tel
egram.)-The branch banks Of the Chamber
lain a n Of this city will open for. bust
ness tomorrow morning. The depositors
can draw out their money In full u they
want It. Later an effort will be made to
reorganiEe the institutions. L. A. Graf is
president Of the rank at Graf n G. c.
Reed OF the one at Vesta.
James A. McPherrin Of this city, who
was selected as a proper person to recon-
mend TO the attorney general and
the banking board for appointment as re-
ceiveT OF the bank here. at a meeting OF the
depositors, declines to accept the position
even IL appointed. David r. oder. a bust
nessmAn OF Teeumseh. left here the Tues
day following the closing OF the bAnk on
Saturday for Oklahoma. He writes a
friend here that he saw abseonder Charles
NJ. Chamberlain in st. Joseph. Mo-, on his
trip. The bank onioials here presumed tina
he waa east at that time. Mr.. Oder says
Chamberlain was terribly broken up, that
he said that he was going to return To
Tecumseh and that the bank had enough
funds to pay out with. Chamberlain wep'
like a baby.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
ASSAILS BAPTISM DOCTRINE
Rev. Macarthur Says IL Makes n Demon
of God and n Fakir of the
Preacher.

NEW YORK, Sept. REV. DR.. r. s.
Macarthur, at the Tooth meeting in the
Evangel tent today, assailed the doctrine
Of baptism. He claimed that the dropping
of water on an infant at birth was heathen-
ish, and that the idea that God would for
ever condemn an innocent but ~unbaptized
babe makes him a tyrant, a monster, q
demon.
This, coming from DR.. Macarthur, had
a wonderful effect on his hearers. They
arose to their feet and applauded wildly.
The scene was striking.
Baptism" he declared. never saved a
human soul. The doctrine OF baptismal re-
generation Is unscriptural. The beliefs
gathered about infant baptism form one OF
the saddest chapters in church history.
Thousands through all the ages have be-
lieved that a child dying without being
baptized was eternally lost. This dark and
earthly superstition has cast q gloom over
the history OF the church for centuries.
This doctrine Is heathenish. pure and
simple. The idea Ia God would condemn
An innocent babe because Soms one had
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
Big Crowd Mt street Fair.

WAYNE, Neb.. Sept. L-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-From 5000 to 5000 people attended
the closing day Of the street fair and car
nlval here yesterday. The concert by Reeds
Sioux City band and the performances by
the Collins Carnival company, the Ferris
wheel and other attractions furnished fun
for all. and last night was a hot time in
the old town until late in the evening.
The ball game between the Surbcrs Land
Agency team and Home Indians stood 5 to
3 in favor Of the latter at the end OF the
sixth inning. but owing to a close decision
Of the umpire the former refused to play
longer and the game was given to the Wayne
nine. Batteries. Wayne, sherberahan and
Barta; Homers, Raymond and Blackbird.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08

dent, which. after all, IN the opinion Of
oficlsls, may tend to a speedy settlement
Of the i%nternecine troubles Of Hayti.
The administrator views, OF the afsir
IL that It IL one whose adjustment must
be worked out as between Germany and
the quasi government with which the for
mer is in dispute. The United States in
terests so far cannot be regarded ss ieop-
ardized or interfered with in any way. The
fact that there has been a brush between
Germany and the revolutionary element
in a country constantly embroiled in in
ternecine troubles. so far as can now be
foreseen. will not result in action by this
government unless the incident should de-
velop into an attempt. such as is now con-
sidered improbable. to acquire territory.
In that event the United States would
promptly intervene. The incident. It is
stated, Is much less serious from a diplo-
matte point OF view than II the actual
government Of HaytI were one OF the prin-
cipals instead Of the lrminist government.
President Isn't Talking.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. As
soon as the Associated Press dispatch
from Cape Haytien was received here to-
night II was shown to President Rooso-
welt while he was at church. A reporter
later visited the Read house. where the
president is stopping. The president had
retired. but Secretary Cortelyou stated
that the president had nothing to say
about the matter at the present time.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08

not put a few drops Of water on its head
and face makes God a monster. a demon.
Rather than believe in such a God ! would
be a confirmed inhdel. This doctrine OF
baptismal regeneration makes the minister
Of religion a worker Of magic, a fakir. a
performer Of celestial miracles. Such a
teaching is in violation Of all sound scrip
ture.'
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08
MAY BECOME BIG PLANTATIONS
Lesseea Of Creek Nation in Indian Ter
ritOry said to Plan Cotton
Raising.

GUTHRIE, okl.. Sept. There are all
manner OF reports relative to the leasing
Of the lands in the Greek nation, Indian
Territory. Some OF the largest companies
are said to have secured control Of as much
as 100, 900 acres each and to be reaching
out for more; others are said to control
from 10000 to $4,000 acres each. What
the companies intend to do with these ex-
tensive tracts is p~uEzling the residents Of
the territory. A recent report stated that
1t is the intention Of one company to break
the and into small parcels and place south
ern negroes on them with the object of
growing cotton on a large scale. This plan
Is vigorously opposed by the residents.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-08

in turning the corner the buggy was upset.
Mrs. Wartime was dragged for some dis
lance. The bone just above the ankle Is
broken square Off. Her hip is crushed and
she received internal injuries. how serious
has not yet been determined. The young
woman had her wrist broken. One horse
was crippled and the buggy is a total
wreck.