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Cotton Belt Cheap Rates.

General Assembly of the Presbyter
ian Church in the United States OF
America, at Los Angeles, Cal, May Il
TO June 2, 1903
National Association of Master
Plumbers of the United States OF
America, San Francisco, Cal, May II
10 %, 1903.
For the above occasions the follow
lowing round trip rates and arrange
ments are authorized to Los Angeles
and san Francisco. California:
Rate-$475 so for the round trip.
Dates of sale-May =, u, II, 10, l6
II and IS, 1903.
Return Hnlit-Ail tickets to be limit
I'd 10 July IS, 1903, for return.
For further information apply to
II. B. Mizeil, agent. Cotton Belt route
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Mortgages, Deeds, Rent Con-
tracts and Justice OF the Peace
Blanks at ADAMS PRINTING co
Pine Bluff, Ark, March G, 1903.-To

Pine Bluff, Ark, March 6, 1903.-To
Whom it May Concern: | will sell a
few thousand peach trees commercial
2arctlaa) at tie lowest prices ever Of
iored the people before. My stock
is true tG name. aad will give perfect
satisfaction in this locality, as it is
grown On bottom land. Thousands of
;ta'lars are Being maze by raising and
shipping early peaches. These tree
| offer so cheap. are four to six feet
high. and | will deliver them this
month in time to set them out, as
pring is the time to set out every
hing. # yos; will give your order for
these lrees within siv days will get
th EN- here by the 18th CT 18th Of this
month, scTae one might buy q few
thousand trees at Wholesale rates and
retail them for handsome profit,
which Will pay you we'll mean What
say. Calj and see me- Lowest prices
ever offered YOU before. Address
". z. GOTTEN,
Pacific Hotel Pine Bluff. Ark.
134
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P9CRATE COURT,

Letters Of administration heve been
issued as follows: Minnie z. Burton
estate Of w r. Barton. deceaeed: '!
Danaher. estate of Mary McCinnis. de
ceased: NJ. F.. SniDes. estate Of \. c
Burton, deceased: J. S. Cunie. estate
af Ida c. Harris. deceased: J. F. Gem
mon, estate OF Maggie Maud Clem
,noAs, deceased; Beulah Walker, es
tate Of J. w. Walker deceased.
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EGc CALLED a. POLICEMAN.
s:er1arks1Iy Intelligent Canine Lives
Ia n ..,ai Ncrk

e:en1arke.Iy Intelligent Canine Lives
in N2W Ycsk.
.Jo's5E 3. Stanc1j:e9d told this story
at tie iiotiIn.an House the other night
"Tho most r21..aT!.able dog know
ae said. "he!onas to a neighbor Of
nine. Some tifne ago the deg was
a7'ght to so 70 butchers saop for
! certain. cat o. Sci that nv nefghbol
liked. The butcher vas instructed to
send seventy cents worth each lime,
ara 50 the dog Was given a dollar
ill -hich he took il, his moH:N a..d
started away on Ais erraEd. Invarj.
ably tle butcher would Si.c the dog
cAe meat and thirty cents IN change
and the dog wCuld jog back .4ome con.
;catedly.
'Cne day the bu>cher thought he
would fcol the cog, and so he gave
1in twenty cents instead Of the cor.
rect amount. As tie dog took tae
money in his mouth he seemed come
what mystified. He went Oh, but ii
was not ten minutes before he re.
turned, followed By a policeman. y
New York Times,
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ROOSEVELT There was never q
AND president more unpOp
CONGRESS ular with the members
OF his own party in
congress than Nh. Roosevelt. He has
succeeded in making himself SO uni
versally disli!led that the Republicans
would pitch him overheard if tncy
We're not afraid it would create ruin
Gus dissensions in the party lie has
alienated all the Democratic repr3aeii-
taton on account of his negro policy,
and many Of the Republicans dislike
him for the same cause. Lcslie's
Weekly sizes uD the situation Very Ell
tertainingly in the foliownG::
At the end of his second session ii
congress Mr.. Roosevelt has hardly
any sincere friends in congress. TIE
party machine is TIE most perfect tAat
We have ever seen. It g5.efns abso-
lutelv. and its DEGREES a4e embodied
ia legislation. For tie moment tae
country is governed by tie edicts of
an ciigarchy, and not by laws which
are the result ol discussion AMI Gelib
Grafton. The oligarchy gratifies the
president with some LEGISLATION, deny
inc fir1 much and deGeiVing him in
sC1ic respects. What ii grants is fer
the sake of harmony. The independ-
eGt thinking Republicans. who are ad-
Verse 10 this rule. who had hoped for
help from the White House against
tie tyranny of the oligarc!ly, are hurt
and angry. The president may retain
the affection Of their c0nsttHt a~,G2,
bet he mas lost the fr.ena@hip and the
confidence of the reDrcsont tati%es. Tho
president is noW tie oily Of the railing
Cligarchy. whose leaders do Not agree
with a single principie Whicn he an
nounces. They are satisfied. however,
with his ultimate surrender bnr they
wouli throw him over if tiiey dared.
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Spent MiIiic.,s s for Amusement

No less a sum taan $4,000, ,oo0 has
been spent by Americans for
theatrical amnsemtnts during the
season now closing. This is accord
ing to moderate estimate made bv
alfred Hayman, president of the
indicate which controls nearly QUO
E"drei OF the NOS, important thea
ers in the country
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q !,tlsl.:Cc>.

On and after til tate i viii be nee.
essaig fa;' pa :o7 sur@iahing the coun-
Y with merchandise, 10 obtain writ
ten order from this Office or some ore
in authority before such merchandise
is furnished, and in all cases, said or.
ders must accompany the bill against
the county before same can be allowed.
T. N. PHILLIPS.
County Judge.
March 2. 1903, 1870
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TAKE YOUR REPAIR WORK TIC
DRJMMOND co.

All work as follows guaranteed:
G,ns. Pistols, Locks, Trunks and
Lawn Mowers repaired.
Scissors, Knives, Saws and all cut
lery put in good shape.
MONEY TO LOAN--On personal
property.
III East Second Ave.
Pine Bluff, Afh'
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TIE TRUSTS PresiH7ent Rooae
AND Vets S recent Fenl:lr&s
MATRlWONY On racial suicide ana
the need of .argc fanI,
lilies has created much comment and
net few newspapers and magazines
are connecting TIE cause Of coliDaey
and Of small families on tic part Of
those who we'd with tie trusts on giant
commercial and in luslrial organiZa-
tions, and now that congress- has al
journed without any antitrust Iegisl:,-
ton, the comment is receiving new
vigor. The Pittsburg Press says in
discussing the matter:
President Rooseyelt's recent re
marks upon the need of larger famil-
les and more general observance of the
social obligation of marriage will be
recalled With new interest n0w that
congress is expiring without a single
adequate measure Of anti truG! lagis
latiOn.
Marriage is TIE normal condition of
mankind. 1t is safe to say that the
vast majority of men and women whc
PASS the marrying stage in single
"blessedness' can render some reason
satisfactory at least to themselves
for their ncnmarriage. Celibacy is in
very few cases the result of absolute
preference. Hence it is the part OF
consistency and wisdom for those who
rebuke the nonmarried to do thei,
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political expenses

The selection of Col man as party
leader and CaImaek as secretary By
the Democratic leaders is receive
with great and general satisfaction in
Washington, says a Washington teie
gram. Il is taken to mean sincere
united party movement. 1t is yeaf:.
since Democrats we're as b6oyant as
the, show themselves n0w. German :
return t0 She senate and his Cid place
in the party is the subject ol rontigl-
deti leIieity among Democrats, and i
is felt that With Carmach as his first
lieutenant in the party organization
oI tle senate. there VIII be Ho ls,cz
q sit and ginge4. as veil as cool sa=
gaeity ii tie ooadgst of TIE pa:5s :
affairs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08

CITY EOND Both houses Of tic
ISSUE legislature have pass
AMENDMENT ed the joint roao!H-
lien proposing tie
submission of an amendment to the
constitution authorizing cities Of the
first and second class TO issue bonds.
The proposed amendment is as fol
lows:
That section /, article Is. oI the
constitution Of the state ef Arkansas
he amended so as 10 read as foilGN>:
Article lG, section j finance AID taz-
Neither tie state Hor anr city.
comfy. town or other municipality
in this state shall ever loan its credit
for any purpose whatever, nor aizail
any county. city. town or municipality
-vsr issue any intereat-bea1ins eyi.
aenees of Indebtedness exee.5t sEeh
BONDS as may he aesae:'ize1 = y
u urovido far and Sc ne the raE}ze.s1
af tAe present existing indebtedness
and Tire statc shall never ISSUE an IL,
terest Dearin4 treasury va .=at3 =
Scrip. Provided. however, ts2t elite,
CT tie drst and second class may issue
intercst-bearing evidences Of in&ebt.
edness. Provided. however t1af b2-
fore this law shall be effective, the city
council of such town or city, sha! pass
an ordinance specifying for what pur
pose and for what amount the desire
u issue interest bearing evidenVcs OF
Indebtedness and tAe rate OF interest
Il be paid on TIE same Said ef finance
aaall be published for thicty days ii
q daily paper. published in such cities
or towns, but if there be no daily Pc.
nars, then ,he san4c shall bc published
ed in q weekly pa3e! Of general circU-
lation in the counts in which=tae city
or town is situated. SaiG ordnance
shall ,hcn be submitted to IL i'.h2,r
it2nis al me next regular or special
city election. ioi ratification or re-
lection: ard ii a ma iority of all tie
electors voting on such question are
found 10 BE in favor CT tho ratification,
then saia ordnance &0ail be il fu.i
,orse an effect, otherwise the same
hail be null and void.
It is to be hoped tdat the people
will approve the amendment when il
comes before ;hens for q Vntc al the
general election There is no doubt
Dut What the voters Of the cities Which
- -, .1-@4l,. Gy. a. s.i..a1,l.aent viii
vote strongly for the amendment; for
i1e present law IS the greatest draw
,sack 10 development that tie cities
nave 10 contend with. The Grap5.io
.4e,ieNes in majority lule and il does
l.ot D1lieNe tIal i'lle D!UH CT any ol.-
I city in tae state should be prohibit
4 froIo issuing bonds for permanent
Improvements if a majority of the
ojer> ana taxpayers are II favor OF
it, The great prejudice against bond
issues exist in the country but as the
amendment can not affect tfosc ro2il-
ag in The country. ii is hoped they will
Ycte fGr the amendment and help to
carry it, SO that The people i'll the
ities may be left to act within their
own discretion in the matter of bond
issues.
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Onice: Corner Braraoue and Chest
nut Streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08

5est to promote those conditions which
so to encourage matrimony and make
its assumption easy. The restraint
# trusts would manifestly be one OF
theee. Every intelligent American
knows that prices are extraordinary
high, and that the operations of the
trusts, suppressing natural competi-
tion. have great deal to do with
thcae Every intelligent American,
too. knows. that the high cost of liv-
ing has a direct bearing upon the de-
ciSion of sensible people of small in
comes and modest prospects as to
whether or not to undertake domes-
tie responsibilities. Let us have low
lies.
The president cannot on sober sec
taking the cost Of living into consid
Grafton when debating matrimOny We
remember hearing Doctor Rainsford,
the energetic rector of ST. Georges
Episcopal church in New York, say in
pittsburg pulpit: The young man
who marries and tries to raise a fin
i,y on less than 81 0G0 a year will fail.
and deserves to fail and young man
who was listening interjecte1 sotto
voce: "Now, doctor, you're shoutng.
And that was before the trusts had
captured everything.
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SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1903.
JAS. w. ADAMS Presiden ;
GEO. n. ADAMS, Business Manages
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Editor

Entered at the PostOffice at Pine
Bluff, Ark, as second class mail mat
ter.
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AP
~<l1 I'M ~
ADVERTISE YOUR WANTS.


RATES-If cash accompanies the
order, the price will be rs cents per
week for three lines. counting s1x
words to the line. If charged VIII he
charged at the rate of cents per line
each insertion. No cheap ads taken
for less than a week. nor will We re-
ceive a Want Ad" over the telephone.
MRS. BEATRICE JACKSON, ffom
Paris, teacher OF dancing a specially;
Bailey hall every afternoon from
to 4 o'clock; public reception every
Friday night from s to II; Saturday
childrens dag. Terms reasonable.
FOR SALE-Genuine black Minorea
eggs, s. 80 per setting. Leave orders
At Strauss and Miller,s, the grocers. l33
Furnished room. with beard for tWo
private family. 316 West Fifth ave
nue. 129
...,e.,r,,.srsy
FCa RENT Tree nlturn!shel
rooms. AeplE toa '.ast Eft a. e..8e.
fG8 4.!agaat froat room.
fatni led 81 ratn-nisi.el Eef and
e3tf water n ha,h. 7a3 West FIT az.
e24a. Il
e-rerr',.
#-ANTED=Goef# #e OF furnished
rooms, suitable for liaht house keep
.se Applr 10 o. T. Keif at {.
Barns tailor shop. 80
WANTED-By a married couple
two or three furnished or unfQrnish-
ed rooms. Pleasantly situated. Address
\ b., Graphic e,liee. 1322
it0R RF.NT-Furni.tod or unfurn-
Sc, roola suitable fer lient house
coping Apply ll25 East Second. 12y''
}TANTEp-At oace, an eXperiene-
ID grocery cierk-no other need APP
ply State salary wanted and give
references. Address NJ, care Graphic.
134
FOR SALE Majestic range, used
,v six weeks; cost 500; will sell
81 So spIs l29 North Beech
treet. 1874
Want TO BENT-A Suburban res
idencc, convenient 10 street car line.
NUat he in good noishbGrAood. Ad-
iress Z. eafc Of Graphic. stating 10
ca!ion aol price. 1t will be treated
confidential. #
MGS?tlA TENT, NO. 3. X. 0. r. Nj.
Meets every first and third Thursday
Nights in each month at Inaperial hail,
K. cf P. Ali sir knights are cordially
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Congressman Scarborough, OF South
carolina, is authority for the state
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

Advertising rates made known O
application.
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TIE time OF tic year is now here
y;aen 9 woman looks over tie flower
cataie snes With as much interest as
akc does tAe latest fashion magazine
Ike tae insp:anee companies, the
,'.'eo' car companies must have fa;ieI
o come across"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08
rhe Globe Democrat is dasY YeyateL.

rhe Globe-Democrat is dssYerate.@
rs!l4s 10 .aE al TIE mean lai:ss=
lossibie s.beut the seus]' 5AsGs't d-e
success ef tie -. Louis iseii.' IN t;o4 Is
gota2 to be due 20 ti1e 1tasaonage gi"-
2a i - t1a south. All Dat for the
sajt5.. i .vogid &c IJ..Qeo. Eew-
ever. S5s. !,5dia st.ou!l PCT be Aelal ao
aoa=ibic 1or tie aanteeAtuoa5 jlsine8
aia a6a4a see south BY de Globe
z~IG6crat
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V IT 70 Ht.ET-A e3bUr33n re-
ideacc c>nyoa:enf 10 street car line
Mu5t hc in good noishbGrhood Ad
.ire.s5 T. care Of Graphic, stating 10
caior a0l price e 1t will be treated
confidential. Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-08

ROOSEVELT There was never a
AND president more unpOp-
CONGRESS ular With the members
OF his Own MARTY in
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Muskogee. I. T., Nov i3.--At tae
of the city council last night
the assessor ami board Of eQualiza-
tion made their final report upon
which to base the tax levy for the
current year The report shows an
assessed valuation Of s4.172.47S, an
increase over last years total of ST.
23f47s. For 1908. tine real estate
valuation is s2.591 .O07 against sl.75S..
1876 last year and the valuation Of
personal property is s1.5S1,471 as
compared with stl75.779 for 1902
On this valuation a levy of S1lk
per cent Yields a revenue of about
100000 which is sufficient to meet
all the current and fixed expenses Of
the city These figures give a sub
stantial showing of the growth and
development of Indian territory
towns. and the showing made for
Musl1ogee 10 indicative Of the rapid
increase in taxable property in all
the leading towns of the territory
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checotah, !. T.. Nov 13.-The bold
est case Of horse stealing reported
in Indian TERRITORY in a long time oc.
CURED near this place yesterday aft
.ernoon. A party of young people had
driven to the woods for picnic. They
left their horses tied among the trees.
When they returned three horses had
been unhitched and taken Later one
horse was recovered. but no trace
has been found of team belonging
to John Adair, the liveryman.
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What to DO Until the Doctor Arrives.
One of my children was taken with
cramp collie and suffered severely, p
says S. b. Elzee. Of Monett, Mo. Il
telephoned for a doctor, then gave a
Cose Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and few
minutes later a second dose. Before
the doctor came the child was re-
lieyed." For sale by the Eagle drug
store.
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General Manager Peckham and
Miss Vance OF the d. E. & G.. return
ed yesterday from quite an extensive
pleasure trip in the south The other
members of the party Mrs. Peckham
and Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Rogers stop
ped of at Blackwell The party Wis
ited points in Teun Ala, and La,
and report a fine trip and plen y Of
sight seeing Enid Events
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Mr.. G. F. Corwin, travelling freight
and passenger agent of the d. F. &
G.. ana his wife celebrated their
twenty-third wedding anniversary
Friday night by entertaining at din-
uer. the D. e. & G. office force. The
dining room and table were tastefully
decorated IN pink and white and the
favors were pink and white carna-
tions. The dinner was enjoyed as are
all served under their hospitable roof.
and q most enjoyable evening was
spent-Enid Events
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Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogee, /. T., Nov 13.-six ne
groes were brought here last night
from Lincoln on the charge Of killing
a white man, Lincoln. which is in
the western part OF the Greek nation,
sa negro town. no white people
live there and none is allowed to
'see the sun set in the town" as the
negroes are determined TO keep out
all whites.
a few days ago William smitzer, a
white man. camped on the river close
to the town He had a wagon, a good
camping outfit and 500 in money.
When morning came he was dead
The spoils had been divided up among
dDzen negroes. according 10 the
story of the deputy who brought the
six prisoners into Muskogee lasl
might The six negroes have impl'
Gated two more ana officers have gone
back to arrest them. II possible
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Muskogee, |. T., Nov. 15.-The Mus
within six miles of Russell, about
twenty-five miles from Muskogee and
is progressing at the rate of mile
a day. 1t is expected to have train
service soon on this new Muskogee
enterprise
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Vlnita, !. T., Nov. Something
new and novel in real estate business
in the Cherokee nation was seen here
today The International Bank and
Trust company of this city. has just
finished a set of abstract of title
books for town lots in the city cor
poration a town lot was sold to-
day and the first abstract Of title
made to real estate in the Cherokee
nation was made here this morning
The abstract shows the survey of the
town; the certificates of various gov
ernment officers. the original warran-
ty deed and the deed transferring the
town lot
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GLOBE SIGHTS.
(Atchison Globe)

There is no use grumbling people
won't act to suit you
There is one consolation about this
weather 1t isn't hurting crops.
A few drops Of water don't amount
TO much unless you SIT down in them.
Every now and then some one makes
YOU feel that you have a thing or two,
but if you're smart. you will refuse to
be iollied.
Two men were engaged in an ami
mated controversy today. You are a
liar" said one Well" replied the
other man. 81 am afraid there is some
thing in it,"
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Special % Daily Lea0ef.
Muskoeee, !. T., Nol l3. The
court OF appeals for me eighth dis
trict has decided thet an Iniian agent
has no Jurisdiction over the validity
.of leases. The question in point was
that OF Quigley VS. Stephens and
dates back to 1897. having been in
the courts since that time. When
an Indian allottee wants a renter put
of an allotment he comes to the In.
dian agent The agent has been pass
ing upon whether or not the renter
has a valid lease
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Officials of the Katy announced yes
teTday that through train service on
the Missouri, Kansas & Oklahoma
from Oklahoma City to Kansas City,
via Wybark would be established
December ~ Thirty-seven miles OF
track are yet tU be laid.
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Judge Burwell yesterday granted
Ella Gault wife OF Frank Gault. an
Oklahoma City councilman a divorce
on the grounds Of intoxication and
cruelty She was given $4,000 ali
mony
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There should be more recognition
OF the kindness and meek spirit OF
those. who. having no talent don't
ask you to buy tickets to their con
certs.
Even the naked truth may be cloth
ed in its own righteousness
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According to 9 Kansas City paper
+. l. wenner. formerly private secre-
tary to Governor Barnes; Otto s.
Shuttee, of El Reno; James Meider-
son of Enid, members Of the Oklaho-
ma worlds fair commission, were in
Kansas City yesterday on their way
to St Louis, where they will inspect
the preparations for the territorial
exhibit.
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What's the secret OF happy yigor-
Gus health? Simply keeping the
bowels. the stomach. the liver and kid
ueys strong and active Burdock
Blood Bitters does it,
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oPSNldi " Dhli9 l@SduSi'
Tahlequah, {. T., Nov. 1S.-The Tah-
lequah Bar association gave ban
quet last night to Judge Joseph A.
Gill, on his reappointment as Judge of
the northern judicial district Of In
dian territory.
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The Logan County High School foot
ball team will met the Norman High
School eleven at Island park tomor-
row afternoon.
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Delegate Bird MoGmre's interview
in which he alleged to have discussed
probabilities that a fight should be
made on Colon "Bill" Grimes, was an
other sample of the harmony that
prevails among Oklahoma Republi-
cans.
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Ardmore, :. T. Nov lS.-The In
dian N. r. conference has adjourned
here. Wagner was chosen as the
place for holding the next annua-
meeting in November. 1904.
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Madame Melba. the reputed queen
of song. is at Wichita today.

Major H. w. Pentecost. assistant
territorial bank commissioner has re-
turned from a trip over the Ft Smith
& Western, stopping OFF at Meridian
and also at Falls. AT Meridian he
and also at Faiiis. AT Meridian he
examined the First State bank of Me
ridan and at Falls, the Bank of Fal-
lis. These banks, reports Major
Pentecost. are in a splendid financial
condition.