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The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23
GRAND JUNC,luN, COLORADO.

Acker's Blood Elixir positively cures chro-
mic Blood Poisoning and all Scrofulous af
fect,ons. At all times a matchless system
tonic and purifier. Money refunded if you
nra not satisfied Soc and S1,00. For sale
q, the Red Cross Pharmacy.
If the stomach performs it's functions act
lively and regularly, the food of which it is
the receptacle ia transformed into blood of
n nourishing quality, which furnishes vipor
and warmth to the whole body. Her bine
gives tone to the stomach and promotes di-
geston and assimilati m. Price soc. For
-ale mt Haskell's Pharmacy.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-23
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets

cure Dyspepsia and all disorders arising
from Indigestion. Endorsed by physicians
everywhere. Sold by all druggists. No
cure, no pay. 25c. Trial package free by
writing to W. H Hooker Il Co.. Buffalo, n.
Y. For Sale at The Red Cross Pharmacy.
You feel better at once after using Herb
Inc. you enjoy your food more, and you get
more nourishment and invlgorating force
out of what you eat Hence, Herbine makes
YOU strong. vigorous and cheerful. Price
SOC. For sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
From Supterintedent Doyne.


State Superintendent J. J. Doyne has
addresser the following circular 1ette:
to the county examiners Of the va
rious counties:
''As you are aware, the Peabody
fund for normal and institute pur
poses, amounting to about $4,000 an
nualy has been withdrawn from Our
state, owing to the failure of the last
for these purposes. You will note
from section 1922 and section 1923. ac
amended, that examiners are required
to hold at least one institute annual
ly Last year many examiners were
enabled, through the cooperation of
the teachers, to provide for institute,
which the examiners themselves con-
Quoted. In some instances an instru .
tor was employed, each teacher paying
small amount to defray the expense
of this. trust that arrangements will
be made by you at an early date for
an institute in your county at such
time as may seem to you most con-
venient. I shall be glad indeed to
from you as early as convenient as to
time and place selected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

ator voted with MS. After we had g.
cured The passage of this bill it was
stolen and held up for probably two
hours. during which time our friends
IN the senate. including Senator
Jones, who took the floor in favor of
IT. secured the passage of resoI,;.
non providing for reprint of the
Bill.
tSee congressional record for Jan.
ualy - 1922
On yesterday. February :. he Ell.
'eaForod to get our anti-iniunction
Dill Is. ltlS5. UP for consideration in
the senate
tsee congressional record for Feo-
ruary :, 1902l
IN addition to these friendly actions
on his part. have. as the legislative
representative of these organizations,
received many favors at his hands.
and have always found him ready
to do every reasonable thing we ask
of him.
1t is certainly gratifying to me 10
KNOW that the members of our organi
cations are taking such an interest in
these matters. especially to see them
gong back so far and looking up the
records of public men who are again
before them for their suffrages, for
this, in my mind, is the key to the
Whole situation, But in view of the
tact that Senator Jones has been our
friend on all measures except one.
and that he is now engaged in an ef-
lort to press for passage in the senate
our anti-injunction bill, which, if en-
acted into law. we think will furnish
us much relief from the abuses now
heaped upon US by some of our fed
eral judges through the obnoxious
and un-American writ of injunction,
| think it would be grave mistake
for the railroad employees to come out
and fight him. Especially when we
come to consider that it is impossible
for us to get any legislator to vote
with us on all measures. In my ex-
perience in legislative work, have
yet to find the first man who voted
with us on all propositions.
| say this in all honesty to our
cause, and to the senator himself.
hope that you will give this letter the
fullest circulation among our mem
Ders, in order that all may have an
opportunity to Judge for themselves
what is right
If any of the brothers desire the
records to verify these
statements, | will be glad to furnish
them. Yours fraternally,
II. r. FULLER,
Legislative Representative
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
Half Rate to Ministers,

The Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone company has made hall
rate in Pine Bluff to preachers. 1t is
a favor that the preachers appreciate
and will no doubt result in some in
crease of business to the company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Madame-In reply to your note will
say. give your children Rocky Noun.
tain Tea each week. Keeps them
well all the time IS cts. Ask your
druggist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Makes children eat, sleep and grow;
Makes mother strong and vigorous.
Makes healthy family. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. IS cts.
Ask your druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Mother, Yes one package makes
two quarts of baby medicine. See
directions. There is nothing just as
good for babies and children as Rocky
Mountain Tea IS cts Ask your
druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
R|END OF LABOR
Jones Record in the
hate on Railroad
| legislation.
! ENDORSEMENT OF HIM
Eue LOCOMOTIVE FIRE
| MEMS ORGAN.
The cIarke.Davis Campaign
hatges Thoroughly
Refuted.
|nR. FULLER HAS TO SAY

re blowing is taken from tn ;
Al number of the Locomotive
is Magazine, published by the
hood of Locomotive Firemen
ia ILL.,, and it can not fail to
u hterest to all the laboring peo-
arkansas, as it bears upon an
which has been raised in the
campaign for United States
and is fiat refutation of one
false charges brought by the
Davis combine against Senator
ping Tab on Congressman.
allr0ad men Of Arkansas are
wake when it comes TO keeping
members of congress who op-
gslatlon intended for the pro-
Of working people. In 1899.
ne safety appliance bill was
aeoated in the senate, Mr..
OF Arkansas, placed himself ON
le OF the opponents of the bill
0V the railroad men of Arkan-
remembering it, If all railroad
sere as watchful Of the actions
congressman as are these Ar
people We would have moro
in congress.
strange enough, Mr.. Jones has
vue OF our best friends within
years, and as such has mate.
uaed us in the attempt to Sc.
eslrable legislation-which COM
y the Arkansas situation in no
oeeree. Whether we should
'"u onenses against a friend, just
" !. he has not always been
or take him at his present
question for the Arkansas
= men to decide for themselves,
'.a This distance it would seem,
, ,I''nterested person. that they
uans to member that is now
" he can to help pass our
Arkansas railroad men have re-
,ea the safety appliance bill so
" 'oat they have been asking
ruler all about it. and in re.
! following correspondence is
led:
uaston, D. c.. Feb. u, 1907
. .. Carter. Editor Locomotive
- :, Magazine Peoria, ILL.,
!" !, aad Brother: I enclose you
:. copy Of a circular letter that
Just se1:t out to the lodges and
- IN Arkansas. This question
WI :. Jones was before the meet
ue chief executives held here
4.u' and the position taken by
- u voiced in this letter, was
oy all of those present.
enclose you a copy Of our
.4euon bill as introduced in
- oy Congressman Grosvenor,
II Is In the hands Of the |
'aa'ciary committee, a large
= whose members are oppos- |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

Faith, persistency. courage. this Is
how made advertising pay.-O. H,
Taylor, G. P. A.. Fall River Line. N,
Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09

The Pine Bluff Graphic Is rap
idly assuming the prportions and
appearances of the city dailies.-.
Jonesboro Enterprise.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-09
Leading Jobbers and
Manufacturers of Pine Bluff
FOX BROS. HARDWARE CO.

FOX BROS. HARDWARE
Dealers in wholesale Hardware Agricultural ap.mcnts stoves
Wagons, Main
w. S. BEARD FURNITURE COMPANY.
sevipg
Machnc and Main 81
ELEVATOR
Feed Storage capac
900
Wholesale and retail dealers in Furniture Carpets rhostrs Goods.
Shades Mattresses;
PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS.
Make Brass Iron Castings
repair
avenuca n street
Importer and obber Croefy Glassware Furnishing
Goods, siverpad Dolls
Buck stoves
BENTON CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
No O the
Smoke and be convinced os street. pine
rk.
PUDDEPHATT FURNITURE
Wholesale
Office Bluff,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
HOUSTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY %, 1902.
y PAGES TODAY.
THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA.

The Cubans are to be congratulated upon the new
republic Of Cuba On Tuesday the American protector
ate came to end and Governor Leonard Wood form
ally transferred the government to President Palma.
The first revolution for Cuban independence, which
began in 1858 and lasted twelve years finally put
down. The second revolution, which began in 1895,
with the aid of the United States the outbreak
of our war with Spain, brought TO successful
conclusion.
Cuba is now free except for the Plat amendment.
The Platt amendment provides that Cuba shall not
permit any foreign power to Impair her independence
to obtain any lodgment in the island. natural
query here is, Is the United States foreign power
regards Cuba? If not, why not, and what is the
exact relation between the two countries? The Piatt
amendment goes on to provide that Cuba shall not
contract any public debt which her revenues can not
pay; that the United States may intervene for the
preservation Of Cuban independence and the main
of law and order to insure the discharge
OF the obligations with respect Cuba imposed by te
treaty Of Paris the United States which Cuba now
assumes and undertakes; that Cuba shall carry out
the sanitary plans of the United States; that the
United States shall have coalng naval stations in
the island TO be leased bought from Cuba that the
Isle Of Pines shall be considered a part of Cuba
but that its title shall left to future adjustment by
treaty,
There Is doubt that the Plat amendment while
It in way interferes with full home rule in Cuba.
except to make sanitation obligatory and limit the
new governments power to get into debt ourtais Gu
ban sovereignty to marked extent Nations ire
spectiye of their size and power in international law
individuals under the constitution and laws Of the
United States, are free and equal To demand coang
and naval stations from Cuba when we would not
grant them to Cuba a striking instance of the power
OF big dog over a little which is often exercised
Tuthlessly. Then, too the acknowledgment of our
right OF intervention, practically whenever it shall
seem good to us and we choose to declare that the
Cubans' government is not adequate for the main
tenance of law and order throws deep shadow across
the fair face OF Cuban sovereignty. 1t is noteworthy
that we have Topped OFF the Isle of Pines which has
always been part of Cuba it looks as il we intended
to take it for ourselves.
Nevertheless the Cubans to be congratulated
They have large measure of liberty and a govern.
ment oil their own, with considerable degree of sove
eighty The Cubans have to rejoice that they
are not Porto Rcans and stl more reason to rejoice
that they are not Filpinos.
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THE INDIANA c. A. R. RESOLUTION.

The Grand Army Of the Republic soldiers of In.
diana upon the recent occasion of the unwilling OF a
monument in indianapolis the Federal soldiers and
sailors who lost their lives in the civil war adopted a
resolution concerning the war in the Philippines
After referring to the criticisms of the army IN the
Philippines and to the "copperheads" of 1860 to 1861
the resolution proceeds Whereas the veterans Of the
war for the Union abhor desplse all citizens NJ
the United States who refuse to support our govern
ment during war, and see wherein the conper
heads of 1898 to 1902 less venomous than their
cestors therefore be Resolved that the survivors NJ
the war for the Union heartily approve of the conduct
OF the United States In the with Spain and the in
surrection in the Philippine islands and that we hold
in scorn and contempt all citizens the United States
who fit TO brand soldiers and their conduct as
cruel and nhuman."
Now, in justice to Indiana and the Grand Army NJ
the Republic let 1t be said that this resolution was NOT
unanimously adopted Representative Lands of In.
diana read the resolution the house of representa
tves the other day without saying anything about the
vigorous opposition wherewith liberalminded O. A r.
men fought the resolution. Representative Robinson
also Of Indiana arose in his place and for the nfor
nation OF the house and the country read the report
of what actually occurred The resolution was passed
only after hot fight.
In adopting such resolution the G. A. r. veterans
have seriously rejected Massachusetts and New
England. the mother Of G. A. R. men, which to say
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
SOME PosTscRlPTs.

One of the Peculiar People in Holland recently "
his He declined to call in doctor, and wsfs1
leaf out OF Bible round the small toe of his LEI, M
declares that this gave him instant relief. He still u
about with broken
new giant geyser OF Rotomahana, N. u i'n1ej
attention. mass of boiling water half an acre ID a
rises in great dome, from which column Of vatz
stones rises to 800 feet, while immense columns 4
ascend as far as can be seen.
company has just been formed in France % ~
parliamentary candidates of all the worries OF 81
election. Posters, agents, orators, audences-an are "a
Voters, however, not supplied, but If the canaI
not elected the company guarantees to return lN
whatever he may have paid to secure his return
recalling the old days Of smuggling ano VI
ing enacted near St Catharnes light on me ~
Wight, recently. French brig went to pieces on a !,
and fifty casks of wine and spirits drifted ashore
short time the whole neighborhood was fighting aiA
the Coast Guard men had a hard time in getting aNH
them what liquor had not been consumed.
The first practical trial of new system OF the ,ls'
railroad is to be made the Crystal Palace LonooI
line which is TO be one and one-half miles in ensA
be worked by electricity. The difference between -
ten and the prevalent type of monorail is that inc
the ground and large wheels projecting from tne mA
the carriage on it, while each side OF INC ~
there safety rollers upon guide rails In ile Nv
the line is elevated, with the carriages overhansns
side
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Mr. Ben Tllman Of South Carolina to be the whole
thing on that part OF the political map and Mr.. John
LoWndes Me3utn appears to have been hopeessy lost
the daily newspapers will find him.St Joe Nc,,S.
Senator Tllman says and does many things which The
Post approve hut way OF thinking he is in
every way superior infinitely SO to Senator MeLaurin
The combinations in this country that put up the prices
OF food suts, the Louisville Commercial Republican,
ought 10 be treated like mad dogs and he put out exist
enee without regard their natural rights vested rights
or charter rights"
Apropos OF the above the Charleston News and Courier
says that it has objection whatever to such treat
ment The concerns have natural other right" to
put up the prices OF oodstus ny conspiracy combnaton
and they should be treated other public enemies are
treated even to the extent of putting them of existence
necessary and practicable We invite the republican pa
pers consideration however the fact foodstuas are
not the only neeessares of life and that the people especial
poor people be and greatly oppressed y other
combinations which have put mp the prices OF clothes sus
medicnrstuds, iuminatins stus drukstufTs ueLsiifs
sheterstuits and from cradle stufs eoin-stus-
all by the aid OF republican protection in cause Of
republican prosperity. What should 10 these COM
6naons' The foodsuf combination is exceptional
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

nothing of the Philippine have twice in our
history opposed the waged by the government.
Massachusetts and New England vigorously opposed
the Of 1912 and the Mexican war; at the time Of
the former war the New England States went far
to threaten to secede
BY their resolution the g. A. r. men OF indiana al
though they may be aware Of It, have attacked the
memory Of General Grant. In the first volume of his
memoirs atgpage 3d. General Grant wrote In reference
to the Mexican war: For myself, l bitterly OPP
posed the and to this day regard the war
which resulted of the most unjust ever waged
by a stronger against a weaker nation"
We do not think that General Grant was right with
regard to the Mexican war but accord him the
freedom of opinion and the freedom of speech guaran.
teed by the constitution of the United States We do
not "abhor and despise him or call him "venomous'
hold in and contempt the distinguished Fed
eral general according the principle of the esolu-
ton Of the G. A. r. men of Indiana If country
invaded it would be another matter, but as to
invasion Of another country have the right to
speak out denounce the war and the atrocities that
have accompanied the war
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23

offender the Of the lot How ought the to
he treated Should their vested rights under the
publican tariff system, be put out OF exsteneeH What
does the Commercial Think
Maine democratic club recently announced its platform
OF principles IN which following Science has
solved the monetary problem and Bryan like Clay, Calhoun
ana blame must DE with tnsatishcd ambition Name
hasn't multitude OF democrats those has
to be sound to the core.--C chattanooga Tunes.
But what difference in the accorded the
mentioned Clay Calhoun and Blaine though denied the
full measure of their ambition by the American people
never beted and abused Mr. Bryan has been by
Of the Chattanooga Times class And in this
ton II be stated that such newspapers the Times
doing to prevent democratic harmony than any
other agencies in the country Rideue and abuse OF Mr.
Bryan not calculated promote peace where peace is
so much desired but to the contrary, pro
woke the part great the party
the people who believe in and trust him.
1t is unfortunate for the country, and still for
the republican party that the debate in the the
Philippine bill has taken partisan The democrats
have succeeded III putting the administration the deen
vc and the republicans defend 1t before the world
IN such an enterprise the should need
accuse 1t OF any Observation-Disclosures Public Ledger
(rep).
All Should have no chance" it, That tells
the whole story in few words The conduct the govern
men should be such that it would need be defended
In these parts the defense is being put up by the indie
pendent newspapers, such defense as it is.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
EDITORIAL PlcKUPs.

Teachers who attend the Corpus Christi sumner normal
need not bring bath tubs with them There's the bay
Corpus CroHy.
Not Editor Robinson ruthessly ceased sending the
Waco Times Herald to the rbuue have crop prospects
SO bright In round about the Tribune learns that
the crisis has given Editor Robinson the shp.iuStt Daily
Tribune.
No is sefmade His character is largely the result
Of circumstances surrounding him during development
Yet he is responsible for the building OF his character
because although he control circumstances can
control himself and has the power ordinarily
self from the influence of evil circumstances II he not
do tins he must resist their influence He who under
the influence Of evil circumstances largely responsible
the result-BoHh1m Democrat
As in Texas is in Louisiana with regard the carry
ing pistols Newspapers in that State call upon the
9ture enact laws against this habit which the
existence enforced they would be sufficient no law
however stringent would he OF any effect long was
not enforced Further commenting along the line tins
discussion the New Orleans Picayunc The simple
TACT IS that the law in question dSarms those citizens who
are sufficiently conscientious respect and obey while
the worst classes OF the population hahitua armed
are ready with or without any provocation
shoot down unarmed person with the that no
danger OF being hurt is involved, while the prcensc kill
ihe IN sctdeienSc will from adequate pun
ishmcnt Every good citizen has natural right defend
his life and the law that disarms him aud arms the hoodmn
anu Aw'es classes IS all wrong hat sets forth the su
alton as II IS in Texas The professional tough will carry
pistol no matter what the law may be. The better class of
citizens whom the antipsol carrying law has meaning
are put at the OF those who will be dsarmed b n
such law offers premium awlessness and handieap
to good eitizenship-ForI Worih Register.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-23
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Prof L Garland Penn OF the Methodist Epls', "a u
IS projecting negro young peoples Cnflsn .a "a A
uonal congress which will be held IN Atian's
to II, says the indianapolis Sentinel. omc,l
DR.. Theodore Kohn, the prince b'shop u 4, rs
tra, offers his golden chariot and eight horses ri,r
use the money for the benefit OF the poor
been in possession of the bishopric for seyei~
Rev John Graves, the Oldest Methodis' n' s,rslps
United States east Of the Mississippi dieu = IA hrs
~ recently. Had he lived until May ~ ne W., h So
9S years old having been born in Orange eosn hts ~
Mrs Harry Robinson of Minneapolis ourt
multi millionaire street magnaie nome me syst ~
startled fashionable circles of Mnneapohs u Fhfa
position in society to become professor .,.,so ~
Robinson is the wife of Harry Robinson OF ne, h
tor Of the Railway Age. Mrs. Lowry, her nO'''
been the leader Of Minneapolis best sociey ,.fesssa
King Edward has once more shown me- ~ Ne "
American artists by asking Robert Lee 49, unsrs'
ington painter to come England ana pam nu,lst
himself Last summer Mr. Keeling pain'eu
Queen Alexandra.