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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Ssntlder Illsem. Vrotetantt=
i9er @aiiensSereim.
9tus Der seitrisen Notwithstanding.

Sn Der geitrisen erifen 8eriamm=
lung bes 8. u. Y.=Waiienbereins i'm
neuen Sabre tDuroen i'm 8roBen uno
Ban5en feline fir Die Nasemeinbeit mill
ienswertben @eibdfte erleoist. Serrn
Sobn 9. 5ren3el tpuroe fir iein @eib-
nadtsseidenf an ben gerein in @efalt
BON SO Der Sanf bes 0ereins ausJe=
iprOdsn uno 9err SEQ. S9ul3 murbe
als Mitslieo in ben 8erein aufsenOn=
men. 8eri9ieoens 8eiude I'm @uf=
na6me bon Ginbern in Die 9lnfalt
iuurben erleoist uno 8eiiie Sturgeon
tp4irbe auf 0erlaneen ibres Waters aus
DER Initalt entlahen. Gum S9luhe
fam Der geri9t oes @aiienpaters
9errn Sp. 5. &oeisnsr 3ur 9srleiuns,
oem GOlaenoes entnommen lit:
Der @eiunbbeitssuifano Der 9inoer
i'm Wonat December mar Elm re9t gu=
ter. Sie Weibna6tsfeier in Der Mnitalt
am Na9mittase oes Weibna9tstages
mar gut beiu6t uno nabm einen iebr
| i96nen 8srlauf. Nm Weibna9tsabeno
bsludten bic Waiientinoer Die sseier
Der Seuti9en gpang. ct. SObannes
Stride uno am Sonntas 9lteno bic Der
so. 3ions-Gir6e in Del Somlinion
Sale. 8ei allen Geiern puroen Die
3inber reidlid beidsnft. 9lud waren
bieielben su Der Weibna9ts=Seier Der
2. Sifd0H. Metbobiiten=&irde einse=
laben, bod fonnte Die @inlaoung leioei
pesen Der Seiu4situnbe in Der Infalt
ni9t befolst tperben. Den &inberu
murben bssbalb bon bieier Stride BIZ
@eidente 3u9eiAidt.
Der 9lnitalt murben fir bas Weib.
na6tsfeit folsenos @eI9snte iiter'
Imittslt:
@On ben 9erren Srintmeper, &ubr
& Co., SEQ. %. Stout, S9nua &
Co., Sotbe, Weas & Bauer, Senrl
9ensmann unb Hidols, &rua & So
1-3udermert.
Yon W. .. Conner & SO. unb s
6. perrp & 60. = Hiiife.
Yon gilbert 2ieber bur9 Soiepb $
S6aub = Giite Orangen.
'8on @bas. Maser & So. llnb &ipl
Sros. = Spieluaaren.
Don Srinfe1 & 9abenep = @anbp
9dft9en.
| BON 8. 6. 8afemensr = @eib
na9tsbaum.
Son s. q. YictDr = l 6ab Mebl
8on Daniel Wait Sope : $1.0O
9lud wuroen fir seipiiie &inoer Der
:. i6ieoene anbere @ei9enfe sema6t, oi
jsou9 nidt ale ansefiibrt tperoen Ton
nen. 9lllen @ebern miro iebob be
Oant Der Ginoer fir bic oenielben be
reitete Sreuoe ausseipro9en.
Sis 3abl Der pHeslinse am 1. Set
betrug 60; an Is. Sec. tpuroen Sun
uno Miloretb Sdmalbol3 aufgenom
men, iOoaB bic slnfalt jebt Il 3Oe
linge entbdlt, 43 &naben unb % Wdt
I den.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05

SommerpilIe, UeaH. CHARLES
IS. gea, 9roIeRor Der @bemie an Der
nniperiitdt BON Minneiota, 1T seftor=
ben. gr mar 1855 eebOren.
Ierico. Brpan unb Camille
ipuroen in Spluca, Der 6auptffabt oes
etQates Merieo, bonn 8Ouperneur be-
arhBt UNI pirtbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
8ertbboaer Sting seitOblen.

Z Sie pOlisei lit beratriatigt iDoroen,
baB aus bem Soilett=3immer Der
.goune Women's @brifian Nfn' Elm
Siamant=&ins, tpel4er einen @ertb
bon ibsr 5000 bate uno gisentbum
Der 6rau s. 8. Some, S4aBmeiiterin
Der Gloper Mtiifion NOR, seitOblen
murbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Sies mno Sas.

Sie Iater Matbep's &nabsn=gri=
eaoe peranitaltet am g., A., 5. uno
6. 6ebruar in Der MaiOnic 9alls eine
fatboliI9e 6air unb 8asar, fur tuel=
den i6on isbt umfaiIenbs @Orberei=
tungsn setrofen usroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Sheriff's 8 D hterlein
brannte nit einem
&c ngenen

girm in 9 3 q m, ala., 5. San.
@tta Mloriose. Die Sohter bes Sberiffs
BON SlOunt Gountp, befreite in Der
Sonntas 9tadt 2euis @urlep, tpelhe,
oes Worbes uno Mabren Nlurpbp,
mslder Der gerfisruns beiduloisi
war, aus Der Daft uno brannte Johann
nit 2ebtersm bur9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Sameaberein oss l1nabbangisea
Surmberein6.

Der Samenpersin bes unabbdn9isen
Surnbereins bdlt beute Mbeno, Begin
.nenb um 8 lbr, cine 8eriammlung
ab, in tpel1er bic Wabl Der neuen
Beamten poraenommen merben ioa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Mn ben 8latterm seitorbem.

Sm glattern=9oipital if lsbte gladt
Wm. u. @larf bon Der Ohio StraBe
go. 222 ter esu9e erlssen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05

CO Der 1903 ,,2abrer
Stuteuoe Bcte" 1T jest tn
oer Sete9rapb Office sa
hottm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.
Il n 9 | Il d 8 fdlle.

@n9lifb 3. Cine f9redli6e &ata=
ftrople trug ii4 5ier au. Sn einem
6euer, tpeldes elm Wobnlaus ein=
di9erte, perbrannte aud bas fleins
&inb bon Serrn unb Srau See Wrigbt.
Oie beiben 2eute arbeiteten In Der
Saeune i5rer 6arm. gu fpdt ent=
oedten fie Die Glammen, ipelde aus
bem Snnern ibres 0eims berbororan=
gen. mel9es, aus SOlS auf9efibrt,
luftig brannte. 8er9ebens oeriu9ten
bic sedn9itisten gltern in bas 9aus gu
brineen. sic tparen eeamuneen, Seim
uno &inb rubig perbrennen Su ieben.
Wrisbt murbe BEL einem @eriu6e, in
bas Saus su oringen, BON Der Sibe
iibertpdltist uno itirate betpuftlos gu
8ooen. Sie Trau rettste ibn aus bem
Nualm. Sie nneliidli6en muroen
bel einem Na4bar unter9ebra9t. 8si
elmer ipdteren SurdIu9una fonnie
man in ben Sriimmsrn feline Spur
Der tleinen 2ei6e entoefen. Snfclge
Der sroben SiBe Turoe is b6uis bers
ni1tet.
Oes Worbberfu6s bei d u l.
bigt.
Senmo our. Stone Nnberion, elm
giirser beg Sorfes Surpriie wurbe
am Sonntag in 8eoforo unter Der
Inflase berbaftet. ben 8eriub 9emadt
gu baben, feline bon ibm eei6iebene
Grau uno oeren Inseb6rise gu bergif=
ten. IS miro bebauptet, baB er am
20. DECEMBER oas Saus ieinsr friibe-
rem Srau beiudte unb Strpdnin in
oas MeblfaB, in weldem ii9 nur nod
cine feline Nuantitdt Mebl befanb,
idiittete. gs wurbe aus oemielben
Biscuits bereitet uno na9 oem @enuiIe
eerielben ertrantten 6rau Qnberion,
beren Mutter unb Gdmeiter. Sis
Spmptome beuteten il; allen brei Sdl.
len auf Strp6nin= siftung bin.
Sraurises 3 gteuiabrsfs #.
q tp u ban b. Sie Gnrm bee
tiir3lid DerfOrbenen Wm. 6irdbof
brei Meilen bon 9untinebure belseen.
war am Neulabrstag Der @&auplat
zines entiebliden @reisniiies. Nad
bem Sooe ieines 8aters batte beI
iiinsere Greo. &irdbof bic 6arm iiber
nommen, uno an bem Sage lam Elm
Nn3abl Sreunoe oes iunsen Mannes
unter ibnen aud oehen 8etter, Sobi
&ir4boff, Elm befannter Garmer boz
pierunb3wan3is Sabren, um bas Neu
| iabr NIT einisen 6reuoenidiiiien elm
3ufdieben. Ser ixnse .2ir9boi
besriiBte ieinen Better uno feuerte banl
feline Glinte in bic 2nft ab unb sipar
uie er ofenbar glaubte, beioe Sduf
oerielben, pdbreno iib in. Wirf
li9teit nur Der cine 2auf entluo
2irdboff trat oann einise S4ritt
bor, als er plOBlid iiber einen 8e9en
ifanb ffolperte uno su gooen fiel. Se
3peite 2auf Der 6linte. bic er nod i
Der Sano bielt, entluo fi1 uno bi
eanse 2abung fubr bem un9liidli6el
liunsen Wtanne in ben &opf, eineI
Sb.il Der Sddoeloefe fortreiBent
Sein Sob trat tpeniae Stunoen fpdte
elm.
@rfroren.
Serre Saute. Muf Der @ren,
auiiden ben Counties 8igo unb Suai
pan wuroe Die 9ei1e zines etpa 6
Sabre alter Mannes gefuhben. Siel
mar nit Gis beoedt. gs beiBt, oa
Der Same oes Isrforbenen Sapnes i
unb oaB oerielbe bon Warpin Station
SG., ftamnt. Serielbs mar spilst
tii9en Inidlen untsrworieE uno c
tpiro ansenommen, baB er, tpdbreno {
bic nit elmer lei1ten @isoede iibersogl
men @ieberun9en paiiirte, bon elmer
fOldsn Nnfall betrOffen wuroe. 8
fiirste su 0oben, brad ourd bic Sic
bede uno oa er unfdbig mar, ii9 3
erbeben, 10 erfrer er.
Bon ben bronener
I'D Zen.
8lufftp,n. Sas am Sonnta
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05

men befinoet, an.
Vim l3. Suli b. s. befano er ii9
NIT etnem Corporal auf einem Courier
&itt bon Haiusubu nod Naic, als iie
BON 2aoronen iiberfallen purben.
Buds 9orper ,puroe BON bier au-
gsln burdbObrt uno er iant tObtli9
setrDffen, pOm pferbe.
Cine neue Glasfabrit.
CD anssille. Wlit Dem Bau
Der neuen 8lasfabrit, pel6e BON
Tfattbeps mad bier iiberseIieoelt lit,
wuroe am MOntag besOnnen. Ser
getrieb in oerielben iOI am 1. Npril
erOffnet meroen. gttpa 200 2eute tper=
ben in Der 6abrit gefadftieuns finben.
Gin g. dent @arneeie's.
Mt. Sermon. glnbrep gar=
neeie bat Der Stabt s13, 500 fur cine
gibliotbet unter Der 8ebingune ee=
i6entt, baB Der Staotratb einen Ylab
fir oas 8ebdube bereiebt unp our lln=
terbaltuns Der gibliotbet idbrli6 $3.50
betpilligt. Sas @eihent miro wabr=
f9einli5 angenommen tperben.
etannter Seuti6er
geforben.
6 u m B u g. @briitian 6. @hri=
ifian, elmer Der dltelten unb befannte=
fen oeutf6en 8iirser Der Stabt, iit bier
Nam Samltag i'm Gltcr bon nabesu 78
Sabren aus benz 9e5en eei9ieben.
Subfibien fir cine
6 | e n b 3 n 9 eIlf d q t.
Mt a b lion. Sn ben Counties
Seiferion, Obio uno Stpiberlanb fan=
ben am Samitas @bitimmuneen bar=
iiber fatt, Db bic neue Cincinnati e.
2ouisbile Is gabnseieQidaf nit Subii=
bien unteritiibt tperben ioa ooer niat.
Sas &eiultat rar in allen pref goun=
ties 81 @uniten Der SabnSeieGf6aft.
Sie 8abn miro &ifins Sun, geoap
uno MaoiiOn beriibren.
Wabrf9einli9 Mor'.
@ofben. peter O'gleil unb a.
u. Waoe serietben tpesen elmer 9obn=
foroeruns bon 1926, tpelde Der 2eb=
tere an ben gritsren bate, in STREET.,
in befen 8erlauf O'9leil elm Srandir=
meher er9riff uno bamit Dem Waoe cine
iol9' tisfe S9nittmunoe i'm lnterleib
beibra9te, baB bic @ineepe:be berbor=
quOllen. Ser Weiferbelo tpuroe unter
Der Nntla9e bss Worbangriifs berbaftst.
unbeils @bronit aus
Sartforo Gitp.
9artforb Git tn. Sem brei=
Ijdbrisen &inb oes Sames Sutton fam
auf iraeno cine @eiie cine Glaf6e nit
Garbolidure in Die Sdnoe. gs nabm
babDn einsn tii1tieen S6lud uno Die
Solse mar, oaB es einise Stunben ipd=
ter farb.
6rau 6. 9. Sones erbielt bon einem
pferoe, pel9es iie fiittern mollte, einen
Sritt in's @eIi6t, bab ibr bns g1aisn=
bein unb bic 2innbaden esbroten
purben.
! Or. Monfert murbe auf Der Sasb
bon einem Sreunbe in Soloe zines
unsliidlidsn 3ufaas in beioe 8eine ses
lihOien.
! SergIeute perunglii dt.
gbansbilIe. Sn 6olge elmer
grplOIiOn in Der Sunnplioe 2oblsn=
CRUDE ipurbe Der 8rubenarbeiter 9ouis
pletfder auf Der STEELE 9stOotet. tpdb=
reno iein @olege &iAaro Sanders
tOotlids 8erlsBunsen erlitt.
&reisri9ter q a I d in Srubel.
/ GpanspiIle. Die local 0ereini=
gung Der Gedtsanrdlte unteriudt CUR
3eit Die sesen ben tiirsli9 ertudblten
3reisridter &aia erbobenen glntlaeen.
Serielbe 1T beiduloist, bon 2euten,
tprl9e er in ieinsm @eridt 4nitellunsen
perfdaffte, @eloer tollectirt 81 baben.
go bat er bon Dem Probat=@ommii=
idr $3.50 uno bon oem gailiff 5000
anaenommen. Der &i6ter mar Der
gnfiat, oab Die 0errsn ihm einsn
| QLx:( -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-05

Sluffto,n. Sas am Sonnta9
bier itattgefunoene 2eidenbesdnsnib
bes prioate Rolano Carl Bud, wel9er
Elm Sobn bss reidsn Sabritanten s.
M. Bod mar. mar elm iehr impoian-
tes. Ser Nerblidene eebOrts Der @om=
pasnis M. bes %. Snfanterie=He9i=
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26
Another Property Bonded.

The Everett property in Atwood
camp has just been bonded by Mr..
Chlckering and placed by him with
his associates in the east, The terms
of the bond are not stated.
This is gold property which was
discovered during the present year.
Although it is very young and as yet
meagerly developed, it gives promise
of becoming a rich producer. 1t lies
about one half mile east of the Sin
clair group, and on the east side of a
very strong and conspicuous dyke,
which it is believed will be found to
have exerted profound and Statutory
influences upon the ore bearing veins
in that vicinity. The vein exposed
in the Everett shaft, which is eighty
feet deep, averages six feet wide,
and has recently opened into a prom
ising body Of gold ore.
Near the property good supply
of water has been developed, while
wood exists in abundance on the
adjacent foothills and can be deliv
cred at the mine for about four dol
lars per cord. The camp is twenty
eight miles by wagon road from
Luning, station on the Carson &
Colorado railroad, and is about lift.
miles northwest OF Tonopah.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26
ANOTHER THEATRICAL
rs PROMISED
Also a Few Suggestions for One
of Local Interest.

Amos w. Broughton has in hand
another amateur theatrical, entitled
Because | Love YOU" to be REM
dered by local talent about the first
of the year. This drama is to be
followed later by others, which prom
Use to fill the local season.
If we could prevail on Mr.. Brough-
ton to enter into collaboration with
this Office in the preparation of a
pseudo-politico historical drama en-
titled Evan Duzer's Political Prom
ises, we think we could, like our
genial congressman, make a start
ing effort to emblazon our name upon
the dome of the Washington capitol.
Indeed, we think we could put it as
effectively, If not as permanently,
upon that famous louvre as Mr.. Van
Duzer promised in an anti campaign
speech to inscribe the name Of Touo-
pah across the dome of the capitol.
We remember on the occasion of that
speech here how, like modern Co
losus of Rhodes, he would stand with
one foot on the Long Bridge and the
other at Chevy Chase, and pluck the
stars from the milky way, festooning
them into the magic word, ToNoPAH,
and set them as a halo about the
head of the Goddess Of Liberty. We
have often since wondered whose
boots and breeches he would wear,
and whether or not he would calolt
the goddess into swapping her stat
for a neat little sign studded will
electric lights and specimens of To
nopah ore, which would read as
postscript, Mining Stocks For Sale
Apply to c. D, Van Duzer."
Apprehensive, however, that Mr.
Broughton might not see the in
trinsic worth of our erudition 10 col
laborating, we feel that with propri
ETY. we may at least suggest tn
value of considering such rhetorica
epics and realistic stage settings a
capable of tending fantastic veri-sim
ilitude, in the language of Pooh Bal
to an otherwise bald and uninteres'
ing narrative.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26

There is still great demand for
the Tonopah Mining Cot of Nevada
stock. As high as 1926 per share
was offered on Thursday and refused.
The holders of this valuable stock in
Tonopah now realize that the rail
road is an assured fact and that
inside of four months the stock Of
this company will be selling for $25 q
share.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26
LEGAL.
No. 96I.
for Patent

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
CARSON CITY, OBMsBY Co, NEVADA,
September 49, 1903.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26

Date of first publication September 2e 1903.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26
o. H. GALLUP,
Register,

II is hereby ordered that the above and fore
going notice be published in the Tonopah
Bonanza, a weekly newspaper printed ana pup.
lished at Butler City County OF Nye, State OF
Nevada for the period of ten (10) weeks
o. H, GALLUP,
Register.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26

W. ]. Sinclair has two four horse
teams hauling ore to the Midway
mill. The first ore worked in the
new mill is from the Nevada City
boys lease.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26

Mrs. Scheneman and daughter, Miss
Elsie, departed for San Francisco on
Tuesday last where they will reside
permanently.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26

AL. Revert, of the Tonopah Lum-
Der company, was passenger for
San Francisco on Wednesdays out
going stage. He will spend Christ
mas with his parents.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26

Frank Golden left Tonopah the
first of this week for Carson. He ex-
poets to return Immediately after
the holidays.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26

George Davidovich returned from
Sodaville Monday where be has been
visiting his family.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-12-26

Johnny O'Keefe, the stage man,
was up from Sodaville on Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

these poor, -nnacen. sevages as..1:a
wien 1.4a. 4a2i2l. 'iGeE crew let,
around, fairIs. ,.e2gic.s 8 fo' more.
made ten IL t=ey waatas,. 9 ases..l
] coul. i.a1e h2a a3Tthirg wanted
on that island. In fast they did &C
;ually EJECT n chef, and vii lie
al Dime: on tire tat day t.1e fer
mer chief occupied the place had
expected to i'll as piece de resistance
at the banquet. And from that time
until lett was the ruier-in fact
the king Of that is.and. AS far a.
material a6Fantages Wen I no i=
great mistake IN ever leaving It.
Why didn't YOU stay there 70.
good?" inasired one of the truthful!
locking little mans auditors
Gentlemen responded the truth
full one earnestly I simply cousdn t.
My duty to civilization called me back.
Could | waste such cream-cream that
could only be made with that espea-
ial kind of freezers-on such savages:
My conscience forbade it. l returned
to America, bringing my freezer with
me- And now, gentlemen" continued
the truthful-looking little man, reach
ng for his satchel, II happen to have
sample of that very freezer here and
+ y toJ. wv ;n c.h
ing it to YOU You will observe
And as the crowd broke for the door
the truthful-looking one observed
sadly to the bartender:
Il declare it's toe bad. Just as !
reach the climax of my story, every
body seems to want to leave. It's
enough to discourage a man from tell
ing a truthful tale"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
f + + + + i 4. + i. /. i. i. = 1. T. :.
4 <.
+ ADJUSTMENTS. !.
-n
+ f. i. i, i. j. !. j. ]. j. i j. j. !. !.

Tonight the Otto H. Krause COM
pany will put on the old favorte Eng
lish melodrama. Lights and Shad
ows of a Great City" which will be
one of the strongest bills in their
list. Plenty of comedy and excite
ment from beginning to end, and
it never fails to please the most fas-
tdiCus. There will also be a change
# specialties. The Tramp and a
Million" was we'll received last night
Otto H. krau.e making a decided nit.
Jennie Holman as Ethel Hunter was
pretty chic, and got all there was
cut of the role. Gordon Mcdowell
won many friends by his clever spe-
'ialties. Secure seats at Rosen-
burg's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
IMPORTANT AN NovNcEmENT."

IMPORTANT AN NOUNCEMENT"
COHEN, Specialist,
extensive equipment Of
THE FINEST AND LARGEST STATIC AND MACHINES
with Cataphor
doubt
Finest Eiaboratey Equipped Offices
COHEN
Nose X which
uf
Philadelphia He
in
has oade specially Chr Diseases
thoroughly tell canddy
Consultation Strictly
Examined
Permanent Offices: 20212 Main
Pine Blum Arkansas Ohce hours II 6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

In the Graphic today is an article
under the caption of Personality of
Nominees in National Campaigns"
which was written by J. c. Tut for
the St Louis Globe-Democrat. Mr..
Tut is Republican, hence he is BIZ
ased in much he says. but there is
no denying the fact that he speaks
considerable truth as to the demoral-
lied condition of the Democratic par
ty, because of its platform, and the
additionaf fact that the party has
zone off TOO much after the personal
ity of candidates and not adhered
strictly to we'll defined principles
principles that inspire the confidence
of the mass of the voters. 1t is the
platform OF principles which counts
with the people much more than the
personality of the candidates. Dem
Ocrats can profit by reading and pom.
dering what Mr.. Tut has to say
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
ICE CREAM SAVES A LIFE.
CannibaIs Prefer x to Feast OF Flesh
Of It's Compounder.

eyes," said the truthful-looking man
thoughtfully, my lie was saved by
ice-cream. And the cannibals were
made very, very happy in their inno-
cent, childlike way. 1t was too late
0 save the fat missionary. though.
.ut he was good man and no doubt
better off
1t was in my younger days and the
hip in which had taken passage for
w Zealand was cast away. All on
board perished except the fat mission
~ and myself. We We're cast up on
desert isle BY bad luck it happen.
ed to be inhabited by cannibals. They
idnt tell us they were cannbals in
many words. b -1lere are some
ltuations in which actions speak
cuder than words. They first EN-
)hasiZed the fact that they We're cal
nibals to the missionary. Such good
man he was, too" sighed the truth
Unlocking little man And | enjoy
cd his company so much while he was
18th us. Blu; the .cannibals enjoyed
A.er. so perhaps it was all for the
ast' he added a little more cheer.
uly
We'll after the good missionary
4 left us | was sitting around Teel-
9 pretty blue and wondering when
inner time would come Not that /
was in hurry for 1t, but my hosts
seemed to be- 1t was a hot day and
| fell to thinking how good some ice
cream would taste. Fortunately a
freezer of an especial make for hot
i0nates had been cast up from the
'reck. l found some ice in one of
Ne deep mountain gull:es, COW IN
ard near by and in a short time
ad supply of the best cream mar
yer tasted. Not wanting to seem
ude, | offered some of my cream tc
G cannipals
Gentlemen, you never saw men so
bsolutely delighted with anything as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

MORE THAN Times-Journal has
MERE TALK the following init
nation of the pros
peetive entry Of dark horse into the
gubernatorial campaign:
eve have it from a reliable source
that Hon. T. G. McRae of Prescitt is
candidate for governor, and that
he will lay his claims before the peO
pie in due time. Tom McRate is a
clean man. and withal power in
state politics.
The mention of Mr.. McRae in con-
nection with the gubernatorial race
Rae attached himself to the Davis
band wagon two years ago and sup
ported the Davis-Clarke combination
on a promise from Davis that he (Da-
vis) would not be a candidate for a
third term for governor, but would
support McRae for that office Some
Of Mr.. McRae's friends stated that
the only reason they had for support
ing the Davis-Clarke combine was that
McRae had been promised the gov
ernorship "next time" The next
time is here. but Davis is candi-
date for the third term. and Tom Nc
Rae is not candidate and will not
be. He has been thrown down. and
while the Granhic has always had
high regard for Mr. McRae it has
no sympathy for him in the political
pulverizing he has been given by Da-
Wis. Mr. McRae should have formed
a combination with no such disgust
ing demagogue as Davis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
Needs Explanation.

Bourke Cochran may be Cleve
hand enthusiast, and then again he
may only be spurred on by desire
to disturb the placid joy of Growers
fishing season.-Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
NEW SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
Through Buffet Cars on Iron Mountain
Route Between Little Rock
and New Orleans,

The Iron Mountain route has ex.
ended it's sleeping car service be-
tween New Orleans and Monroe, La.
to Little Rock, SO that through Pull.
man buffet sleeping cars are now op
Grated between Little Rock and New
Orleans daily. These cars leave 1.i'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
Regulating Automobiles.

III Leipsic, Germany, automobiles
are prohibited in the inner city and
united to streets traversed by elec.
trio cars elsewhere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

Jeff.s squirrel heads" have qui
clamoring for Judge Woods resigna
tion. jeff called EN- off He saw
that it wasn't popular with the masses
and that the people also wanted t(
know why Jeff didn't set the exam
pie by resigning first. Judge Wood
offered to resign if jeff would
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07
RENTING PROPERTY

Is my exclusive business. do not
sell, rent nor trade; SO by devotinc
my entire time to renting property
can better take care Of your intes
est. D. w. BOYcE.
Aug. 8.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

tie Rock at =. m., arriving at New
Orleans at 7:30 a. m. the next day.
and returning leave New Orleans at
7:45 p. m. next day. Direct connec-
tions are made at Little Rock with
trains to and from st. Louis. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

No wonder there is a demand fol
that man Dougherty. See what he
did for Pine Bluff at Monroe Thurs
day afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-07

FOR RENT-Three or rooms for
light housekeeping; no children Ap-
ply 521 w. I'd av 267