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Merely a Good Investment.

SOt SOMETHING OF what this innate de-
sire for the home is in the ordinary
American citizen.
Merely a Good Investment.
Tile government owns the land. the
water and the forests: il can save the
forests, store the water and so render
sateable and habitable the lands to
( bona fide settlers and home seekers
under such restrictions and terms as
are just and equitable and for such a
price as viii cover all expenses of rem
derlng the land tiEable 1t would be
simply investing d part of the nearly
S4gO.OOOOOO the government has re-
ceived from the sale of its western
lands for the time being. until these
! sturdy pioneers could pay for the same.
i every cent the government expends and
give them an opportunity to build up
an agricultural empire as they did
elsewhere in their westward march
from the shores of the Atlantic.
Every citizen all over the country
would feel benefit from the develop
/ ment of this vast area: the factories
o. New England. as well as the great
plants Of the middle west, would ali
| receive their share of the business. and
all this at a cost to the government
o. not one cent. but the temporary ad-
Naneement of money 10 be paid back
D. those benefited. At present the land
brings no revenue to the nation and
the state or territory in which il is 10
Gated derives no benefit Whatever from
1t. 1t only serves as a battle ground
Tor the cattlemen and the Sheepmen to
see which viii get the most for moth
ing.
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Senator Kearns and Guests.
epec'al to The Heraldl

NJ. '-FV1Eii % The HeraIdl
,orr 4lSl.ngton. Feb. 27.-Through the
Ka.rnSy Of the president Senator
60. was enabled this morning tn
'lrs- Emmeline Wells, Mrg
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7 AsHINGToN, Feb. 27-Fol-

%u1ASHINGToN, Feb. 27-Fol-
= w lowing is the text of the =
= letter written by Senator =
I Tillman to President Pro TEN =
y Frye, which the latter referred =
= to in the senate today:
4 AS soon as you shall have
, announced officially that my
= name has been restored to the :
= senate roll, desire to rise to :
= question Of the highest privi- 4
= lege, and as 1 do not now know 4
y whether you would recognize :
= me under the existing cireum- :
+ stances, I take this means of 4
, asking you to submit my re- I
4 quest to the senate for permits 4
y sion to do this, and to give me I
4 an opportunity to state my rea-
y sons fer doing So"
> = 4 \
Washington, D. c., Feb. 27.-Un
der special order the senate con
venea at 11:45 a. m, IN order that i
might attend as body the services II
memory of the late President William
Mckinley held in the hall of the hous'
O. representatives at u O'Clock.
As soon as the body had been called
TO order. Mr.. Frye. the president PR
TEN. said that by his direction on las
Monday the clerk had not called thu
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sections of land for disposal. and over
10000 applicants. This illustrates to
you something of what this innate de-
sire for the home is in the ordinary
American citizen.
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Protest IS RECORDED.

Continued on page -
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WEH THER To-Day.

Forecast for Salt Lake.
Rain or snow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-13
Laugh and Grow Fat"

Life is such a serious business to
the average mortal that an opportani-
ty for hearty laugh is more than vel
come to most people "A merry heart
doeth good like a medicine. and so
do the humorous features Of that great
metropolitan daily, The Chicago Rec
ordHerald. The first thing that greets
you on the first page of every issue
is the humorous cartoon by John T.
McCutcheon, the we'll known artist.
that frequently tells more at a glance
than could be conveyed in a column
Of reading matter. Every issue CON
tains also humorous small story On
the editorial page, and the "Alternat-
ing Currents" column written by S. f
kiser. one of the most popular hum
orists in the country In addition 70
all these the Sunday issue always
contains comic section. guaranteed
to produce laughter
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For the State.

For Governor-Jefferson Davis.
Secretary of State-J. W. Crockett
81 Dewitt
Attorney -General-George W. Mu--
ply of Little Rock.
Treasurer-H C. Upton of Harri.
gon.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
.e.on-J. H. Hinemon Of Pine Bluff.
Auditor-T C. Monroe of Magnolia.
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
B. B Battle of Little Rock.
Land Commissioner-F. R. Conway
Df Little Rock
Railroad Commissioners-J. w. Phil.
lips of Newport, B. B. Hudgins of Har'
rison and j. E. Hampton Of Fordyce.
Commissioner of Mines, Manufac-
turers and Agriculture-H. T. Brad.
ford of Lonoke.
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The secretary of the treasury has

The secretary of the treasury has
returned the papers in the matter of
hc proposed Cuban loan without m
,oISament This is taken as an indi-
cation that the administration will not
interfere with Guba's plans. 1t is Un-
}crstood that no extra session VIII be
cancd to consider a reciprocity treaty
With Cuba at least not until after the
he September elections
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-13

hand at the show business. They
are regarded a thorough showmen.
have built up an immense business ami
their show is noted for its scarcity of
grafters and leeches. which usually fol
low circus. Last nights perform
ance crowded the big tent to its Ut
most capacity.-W -World-Herald. Omaha.
Neb.. Tuesday. May p 1892
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Campbell Brothers Shows

Cir Is Day comes but once 4 year in
Soua Omaha. Yesterday the Camp
oeu lSos. eiGe4s saEe twa perform
aNaes and both 4ese vel pateoaizea
ana aighly spoken eli ~ an Tn
Campbell boys Incidentally. "
oraska natives having lett tle.- fatA.
~ fam ten years aga tE t
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Jefferson County.

Representatives. Kemp Toney,
Etf Kerwin, Jesse D. Bush.
Sheriff-James Gould.
8 ;2unty Clerk-Buck Bloom.
Circuit Clerk-Walter L. Goodwin.
r-reasurer-Jesse R. Core.
.Assessor-G. E. Lytle.
Probate Judge-Smith c. Martin.
Coroner. D. McGaughy.
Surveyor-John j. Martin.
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PRETTY ENTERTAlNME !
Attending Opening Of c. E, Rs7bon &
Co.'S Music Store

e Z. Reabon &. Co. the new frm
whic! has opena@ up lae lIla Of
musical goods in the Merrill institute
Lad their openiae las 1isht. It was
cne Of the pref..est ana NOS jatcr-
azt.uz rrrHt5z- egef 4t4,#l j. .Ile ally
>H eaa5arat- er9of9GI csa5: sims i
solos 80 1aaed. r = tmaa5s
aassaa@ II m fGsf 8ese
s.et.t "aaa &eze Misses
Cora ~ ae.E 41r@aha fa@ 5esa.e
-4zat#Z err Mamie
t,aEa aHo Brownsville
T'=z.-=z -. I'D =.EzE t5a ~
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First Baie Sae

The first bale Of new cotton Which
was bought by Perlae- c2,t9- ~
change and expressed tg NemE. s--
rived in that eit5 ta2efl=a aH5zz.
er Arkansas bale Nj a 1-a-
d about s. 81 tle =-
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j. S. M EW
Appointed Travelling Repres entative
of State Fair

Nj. J. r. Cromwell. general manag-
er of the Pine Bluff State fair asso-
citation. this afternoon announced the
az ointment of J. S. McNew as tray-
cling representative OF the association
Mr- McNeW is joint proprietor Of
the White Star Laundry and is 4 cIer-
er and popular business man. and amp
ly qualified to make the fair associa-
tion a splendid representative AS
soon as the advertising Autographs
and transportation arrives. which will
be in a few days. Mr. McNew will
make his initial trip
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Du@in- r H1set=
ami 0g' la +9
Viii
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.4zi&eefl Sc car u auta

RATEs-If cash accompanies the
rider, the price will be % cents per
week for three lines, counting six
words to the line II charged, will be
charged at the rate Of 8 cents per line
each insertion No cheap ads taken
for less than week, nor will We re-
ceiye a want Ad' over the telephone.
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For Conoress.

Sixth District-Joe T. Robinson. OF
Eo8oke county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-13
CHEAP SETTLERS RATES TO THE
FAR WEST AND NORTH
WEST

The Burlington Route will renew the
cheap one-way settlers rates every
day during September and October,
1912. = Montana Idaho. Washington
Oregon and California, such as $50
from ST Louis, s33 from Chicago. and
So from Missouri river points, to Cali
fornia Portland and Puget Sound ter
rirory. with correspondingly low rates
to Spokane district
The Burlington route and its con
necttons best reach the entire west
and northwest territory II is the
main road through th- west. The map
shows.
Cheap Round Trip Tourist Rates to
CoIorado-Utah
During certain periods Of August and
September the Burlington will make
such remarkable low first class round
trip rates to Denver. Colorado Springs
and Pueblo as s2l from St. Louis. s15
from the Missouri river and s25 from
Chicago good all summer: at other
periods only one fare plus 81
Ask Your agent for details.
Cool Minnesota
Very low tourist rates to Minnesota
points daily, until September 18th.
Homeseekers' Excursions.
First and third Tuesdays Of August.
Seprembr and October to many sec
tions Of the west and northwest.
Round trip tickets with y days lin
il.
Consult your nearest ticket agent or
! write es Of your proposed trip and
'at L advise yoa the least cost, send
y9l our publications. and otherwise
assist you. L W. Wakeley. general
5a.saaeee agent. S.. Louis. Mo.
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coast, deaths computed at 10000
1SSS-Von Moltke retired. and Count Won
WalderSec became chief OF the general
staff of the German army.
i8SG-Sir John Millais president of the
Royal academy. died in London; born
1899
1898-The Spanish surrendered Manila to
the American army after naval and
land bombardment followed by an at
tack by troops upon the ctty.s de-
fenSeS
l9o0--Colls 7. Huntington. railroad mag
nate, died In the Adirondacks; born
1929
l901-Baron Nordenskjold Swedish ex
plorer and naturalist, died at Stock
holm: born 1892.
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N1a CORPORATIONS.

The Arkansas Mutual Fine Ilsur-
ance company of Little Rock. has
been Incorporated By the filing Of ar
tic!es with the secretary Of state. It
will be a mutual assessment company.
issuing policies for damages result
ing from fire lightning tornados, cy-
eylones and wind storms. on real and
personal property and live stock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-13
Eleventh judicial District.

Circuit Judge-A B. Grace.
Prosecuting Attorney-W, D. Jones.
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COKE
DANDRUFF CURE
THE MOST POPULAR HAIR AND
SCALP PREPARATION IN
THIS CITY.
TIE RETAIL DRUG TRADE
SCARCELY ABLE TO KEEP
IT in STOCK.
The demand for Coke Dandruff Cure

The demand for Coke Dandruff Cure
IS something enormous. Not alone
in this city. bGt over the world.
Many physicians = scribe Coke
Dandruff Cura and ~ i. il thei1
famtIte- Manr-TaHkersiaz Dug Co
continue 10 receive favorable reports
Caks 9sassf c4ee ladossea bI
Physicians.
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The Crystl lee company of Para
gould have filed an amendment to its
articles Of Incorporation making its
charter include the manufacture OF
ice soda water. the establishment of
an electric light plant and the furnish
ing of steam and other heat for com
mercial purposes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-13

The Black Store company, Of Corn
ing. Clay county has incorporated
with capital stock of $1,000. They
propose to do a general mercantile and
supply business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-13
Aug. l3 In History.

S436-Alleged date of the
first known printing
with movable types.
,Sl6 - The only serious
earthquake ever felt
in Scotland.
1868 - beginning of an
earthquake in Central
America which within
two days destroyed
four cities and the
fleets along the entire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-13
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR United States Senator.
James p. Clarke, Of Pulaski county,
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atcly before congress convenes and also
IN the Indian Territory. IN accordance.
Wednesday the Srd day OF December.
was selected as the date OF the bon
vention and Claremore as ths place.
O-aremore IS on the Frisco and Iron
Mountain railroads. about Fifty nileJ
his side Of Ninita. II has ample ac-
commodations for all who desire TO at
tend the convention. shawnee and
Oklahoma CITY were also voted upon.
but lacked the necessary number Of
votes TO land IT,
Committees on transportation and ar
rangements were appointed Editor
katcs OF the Claremore Process. who
was present and presented the claims
Of his city for the convention. hea6s
the transportation committee. He as
sured the committees that the Clare
more Commercial Club VIII leave no
stone unturned TO proptrly take care Of
all the de,csates.
The can provides for the selection OF
i've hundred delegates 20 the conven-
tion from each territory. Oklahoma
will readily send this number. and the
Indian Territory representatives pres
ent stated that the people cf tho IN
dian Territory would have also n fli
representation IN tho convention. II
IS believed that the convention win De
the largest and most notable single
statehood gathering ever had IN either
+a~rffo~x-
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NEW COUNTRY OFFICES
Some Dispute as to When Officers
Elect Can Fill Them.


Guthrie. Q. T., Nov. u.-Attorney Cen
eraI Roberts has been appealed to for
an opinion relative TO election matters
in the new country The important ques-
ton is relative to the time WREN the new
ly elected officers can take their offices.
The men holding the Offices in tae new
country at the present time were ap-
pointed BY the governor OF oklahoma un-
der a congressional act. to hold those Of
fees untn their successors shall have
been elected and qualified" The officers
elect claim that they can qualify ct any
tine, and under their Interpretation Of
the congressional aet they are entitled to
their Offices row, or just as soon as they
properly dualify. Attorney General Rob
berts just received the request for the
opinion today from Robert NJ. Carr. pri-
vate secretary to Governor Ferguson, and
Auditor l. ". Baxter. He has not yet
had time to lock up the law on the mat
ter. and it is one of the most important
questions in connection with the cam
paign in the three new counties.
At the present time in each county
Republicans are holding the Offices. In
Kiowa and Comanche county Democrats
were elected, and * is in these counties
that the men are clamoring for their
places. in Caddo county Republicans are
elected to Office and party lines do not
cut the figure in the matter that they
do in the other counties
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AT CLAREMORE DECEMBER 8
single statehood Convention Called
for Tint nnX.

Oklahoma CITY. Nov 1.-THE single
statehood executive committee of Okla
homa and the Indian Territory met
in this city yesterday afternoon and
issued q call for single statehood dedc-
CATION convention 70 be heli Ia the city
OF Ciaremore. ]. T., on wednesday. De-
cember 5.
The committee IS composed Of Ave
members from each territory. Its chair
man is K. y. Ratelihe of Vuita. and
W II. Walker q Purcell Neither were
able 10 be present. c. =. Castle q
wagner vas selected vice chairmaa
ard Charles Knox of Perry. secretary
Of the meeting
TIE advisabnlty % calling a conven-
ton drew forth considerable discussion.
There was some diGerence of op.rion
as TO the tin1e Of holding the couven-
tion and also the place for holding a.
Il was finally decided 70 hold o. iumc7i-
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IN TRUE ROMEO STYLE
an Indian OF the osages Is said 10
Have Eloped.

Guthrie. Q. T., Nov. u-About ten days
ago, says the Barlesvnle Magnet. some
fattened and pampered minion of your
Uncle Samuel butted into public print
with the unqualified assertion that says
the fuil-blood Indian wasn't amenable to
the reuning influences of civilization. and
therefore remained the same lazy. shift
less. non-progressive cumberer of the
earth as generations of his progenitOrs
had been in ages past. In short that the
full-blood Indian was today on no higher
plain. Intellectually. or socially. than he
vas when Christopher Columbus first
touched these shores.
But nov. comes Colonel Robert Panther,
q full-bloOd member Of the Usage tribe
and, by the forbearance of the public
and the Indian agent at Pawhuska, a res
ident of Bartiesviile. who not only refutes
the assertion. but who proves that the
full blood Indian is amenabie to the re-
Gnements OF civlization and that h. is
likewise progressive and up 10 SNUFF. He
has made good by eloping with a pale
face maiden. in true white mans style.
leaving behind him wife and numerous
progeny. just rs many q member CT the
four hundred has done before him.
Colonel Panther has never posed rs
bronze Adonis. lie has never been recog-
E;zed as a regular lady killer. bat that is
because his good right arm failed him
and thct the neighbors interferred too.
lie is rot a professional beauty. either.
and has never displayed any great amount
OF vanity over his progressing appear
ance Yet b. some hocus pocus he seems
TO have played the dickens with the heart
or a young woman not his wife. and as a
consequence two families are in mourning
one grieves for the loss Of a daughter
and the other the eccentricities Of a hus-
band and father.
Panther's companion in flight Is young
girl named Lawson, who came to the city
some weeks ago with her parents from
the reservation. Failing TO secure a
dwelling the family pitched a tent in the
yard Of the Panther premises. Thus the
girl and Panther were thrown in contact
with each other frequently. and Il seems
each was deeply smitten with the charms
OF tire other. No suspicion was entertain
ed. however. by anyone that tEeIr associ-
alton was not of the most chaste ard de-
ccrus nature until one day last week when
II developed that the girl and Panther
had eIoped. going 70 Puwnuska The
girls mother invoked the aid OF the Of
dcers Of the law IN the inception OF her
erring daughter. and the wife Of Panther
herself took up the trail Of her recreant
spouse. but abandoned It when she reach
ed the Lewis crossing on Sand Creek
Neither Panther or the gir. have been
taken into CUSTODY and e Is presumed
that they are baskinE in each others So
eiety in the Indian village near Pswhus-
ka.
TIE sirl is described AZ being passibfy
eood looking and not quite sixteen years
of age The idea prevails tnat others be-
sides Panther are implicated in her dis
apuearance-
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THE HosTeTTER COMPANY
OF Pittsburgh, Pa. Scores Another
Victory Against infringement
oT Their Trade Mark.

The United States Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals at san Francisco. Cal, recently
handed down an opinion Affirming the
decision of judge Morrow. OF the United
states Circuit Court Of san Francisco.
who had granted n perpetual Injunction
against Samuels Bros. * Company, who
with q large number OF other dealers
on the Pacific Coast had been engaged
for some time past in making and sell
ing q counterfeit article purporting 70 be
Hostet.er-s stomach Bitters. and advis-
in- purchasers to obtain the genuine
hottie Of The Hostetter Company with
the label affixed. ~ehlling them with
their goods. and selling the same as the
genuine article.
This coniorehensivc decision being final.
pronfblts ali unfair dealers from manu-
featuring or selling any article ~ storl-
acb Ritters. either in bulk. oT by the gal
lor or otherwise. or in any Wa; making
nse Of the name HOSTETTER. except
In connection with the sale Of the gem
uine article. and also prohibits The sale
o. any Bitters in bulk. though the name
yOSTETTER be not used II the sug-
gestion and advice is made 20 the pur-
chaser. that he shan pu; the article into
tho genuine empty HoSTETTER bot
tic. and sell them for the genuine HOS
LETTERS : BiTTERs
This decision establishes The Hostet-
ter Conpany in the exclusive use of
the name HOsTETTER. and SIS owner
ship in the trade mark and trade name
~ connection with either the manufae-
ture or sale OF Stomach Bitters IN any
manner Whatsoever.
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SUN-kISSED
OKLAHOMA
BE JOYFUL
Governor Ferguson Issues
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
PREDICTS ANOTHER STAR
in the Flag Before Occasion
Returns Again.
PREDICTS ANOTHER STAR

Guthrie. 0. T. Nov. u.-Governor Fer
suson today issued the annual Thanks
giving proclamation. designating Novera
Der 18th as Thanksgiving day. The pToe-
lamation is as follows:
Providence has bestowed upon the CT
izcns of Oklahoma many blessings durins.
the year which is now drawing to a
close Our fields have brought forth
plentifully and our harvests have been
abundant
An leg tiraate lines Of commerce in cur
territory have brought good results The
golden sunlight of prosperity has fallen
upon all alike.
.Citzens OF our beloved commonwealth
have much to be proud of and much 10 be
thankful for, and it is with one accord
that the people hail with joyful sntici-
patton that day in the not distant future
when a change shall be wrought upon the
banner of our great republic. and when
upon that field OF blue shall be seen an
olner star. and that star shall represent
our own beautiful Oklahoma. sun kissed
Land Of the Fair God,
In conformity with established custom
and in harmony with the proclamation OF
the president of the United states. I
recommend that Thursday. November e.
1872. be observed as q day set apart for
devotion ard Thanksgiving. and in this
manner manifest our gratitude to The
Author Of all good gifts for the moral
intellectual and material blessings So Law
ishly bestowed during the past, and for
the rich promise and glorious prophecy
Of the future
..Done At Guthrie. oklahoma, this lith
day OF November. 1872
It. B. FERGUSON. Governor.
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wofGen passing tl1rcGsa this
irving period.

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at this period q life are easily over
come BY Lydia +. PinkhaTn'S
Vegetable Compound. Ii IS espe-
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OF woman's system at the trying
time of change Of lie.
II IS no exagseTati3n 10 state that
Mrs. Pinkhain has over 5009 letters
ike the following proving TIE great
value OF her medicine ar sUch times.
q. wish u th1nlz Ms Fiakllan for
what her nefici-g has cons for ne
Ny trouble was change OF life. FoEr
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