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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-31

Northbound.
Leave New Orleans 6:35 p. m.
Leave Pine Bluff 4:45 p. m.
Arrive st. Louis 1885 a. m.
Southbound.
Leave st. Louis 1920 p. m.
Arrive Pine Bluff 1880 a. m.
Arrive New Orleans 8:55 a.
For reservations apply to ~
agent.
H. C. TOWNSEND, G. P. & T. A.
st. Lous, Mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-10-31
& r. ASTo - Z ~,

3ears tbs q 'l'5 MIG .aI }afe Ai1d,5 h'asA
s'roata.o | @>T1@1<c-=' ,-'-'7 7'4-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

New York June lc-Ia the pres
ence OF 10000 people Hermis gallon.
cd home an easy winner In the Subur
ban at Sheepshead today The Picket
ridden out second ahead in front Of
the fayoriJe Irish Lad The time
2:05, IS new record for the stake
the former record being 2:o5 1-5
Only a few moments ot relay at ,he
post ana the fela was sent away to G
beautiful start Herm;s at once went
70 the front followed By Irish LaI
and The Picket in third position.
Passing the club house Hermis wa
leading by one length over the Irisa
Lad. who was two lengths in front Of
The Picket This order was maintain.
ed at the half and into the back
stretch. In the ruin down the back
stretch IIermis was still leading
Rounding the far turn Hernas 81
held his advantage Helgeson ON Tha
Picket began to make his run and
gradually closed on the leader. but
was never able to catch The fixing
H3rmis, who flashed under The wire
an easy winner
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
o o @ O. o ~ q o. o . e.
. BUSINESS LOCALS. @
o o O . q o o o O . o

RefrIgerators, White Mountain Ice
Cream Freezers, Gasoline Stoves, G12
Commercial Avenue. one door north
II opera house. c. W. Henderson.
Your cash does greater service a.
stone Eros, than elsewhere. Goods
guaranteed to suit you. Price.
couldn't be lower II thrown In a wei
NJ G. Metzger, the Washington AM
10th 81. druggist, sells the cough cure
hea lache remedies. ask about Their
that cures the cough, and some finf
For tender feet try Or. \. Reeds
cushion shoes The easiest shoe on
earth. Sold only by H. R Rothen
berger, Twonty-eighth and CONNER
cial avenue
Gur !. Perry the u3wH5roEcf has
placed a new Gu0o paund Ioslar saia
in ht place of lu1ncs8 at 5U7 Com
mcroial ayanlc and Is arranging To-
improve the interior OF hi. store gen
orally by thc addition tT NOW TX ure-
Deserved success has crowned the
cn9rH Of DR. Perry iu tire business
world because VI bis fair manaar u
treating hi patrons The new furni.
mre ANA Increased facilities for
handling hi business are i'm keeping
with his progressive mode Of doing
business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN RY.
'Stralgt az the Crow Files" Kansas
City % the Cuff.

Passing through a groater diversity
a. climate. soil and res,Grce than anf
other railway 10 the world for It,
length.
Along it's lines are the finest lands
uitad Tor growing small grain orn
Gar, cotton. for commercial apple and
peach orchards, for other fruits and
eries; for commercial cantaioupe
potato. tomato aud general trucB
iarms; for sugar cane and rice cult
gation; for merchantable timber; for
'aising horses. mules. cattle. hogs
sheep. poultry nn5 Ango-a goats, at
priees ranging from free government
homesteads 10 twenty FIVE dollars OF
more per acre Cheap round trip
bofaeseekera and one way colonists
tickets ON sale first and third Tues.
lays OF each month. Write for copy
Of cnrrent Events published by the
K .nsas CITY Southern Railway the
short line 10 inexpensive and com.
fortallo honcs."
-. O. WARNER O. p. & IA
Kansas City, No
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
T.eater Panic Mortality.

|a1 Gazette Ncl!caie d. Par
states that in a thoate, panic ana Gss
ryout one out OF every three sre
tors Derishes. This wac the pgop3rt5af
al The Brooklyn theater fra II ls1e
with 400 victims; st Nice, ia e
with G5 victims; at SmolonsE. IN
with $50; at the Opera Cal.a n
Paris. ia 1881 with 1871; tho
Iaoa or England, With l27 victims
1881. 81 fba Oporto ThcateJ, in
wta So; and a. tho Ir1quois TAeeac
In Chicago. where 513 persisted
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

There should be a code Of rules
Tor the government OF the team
Certain hours to report and TO re
tire anal above all heavy penalties for
conluc; prejudicial to the best I'M
terests Of the team There should le
inaugurated system Of team work
ana make it compulsory that the
men should no- only practice II but
'put it into effect in an games. Where
Indifferent or sulkines is manifested
suspension without pay for the ef
fender This bluff about jumping ard
playing Independent bail is an OLD
chestnut. The citizens in Cairo have
generously contributed a large slice
Of money as a bonus to carry the
team through the season and are en-
titled to get value received
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
Praise for American Bacon.

Nothing" Gays the Berlin Cham.
Der Of Commerce. in its last anaaal
report "can take the place If &rleris
can bacon as q cheap ana nutriteas
article 81 food for the masses OF CIR
population Therefore It would be- a
matter Of deep regret if the high IN.
port duties Of the new tariff Law we're
not reduced to a reasonable degree.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

The Dominion customs receipt fer
the first seven months Of tho 81 ~
iiccal year are reported as s23.c2e 50I.
For tie corresponding period 6 tie
preceding year thoy we're s5U.557, Sssg9; $50;
The increase is therefore nearly Il
per cent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
PApuKE INDIANS SKINNED.

Psducah. JuCe lG-In the longest
drawn cut game ever played upon tho
local ground the Browns from Hop
town beat the Palukc Redskins.
The score
Iville = 2o0 8 i o q ole Il 2
Pad 0-0-te00 Ii u 5.
Batteries-Aiexsnder ana Collins.
Brahio GilIigan and Land Umpire
-Zinkans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
Worlds Oldest Tres

II is said that the oldest tree in tto
world is a DO tree at Aduutadhaoura.
Ceylon which was planted close to a
Buddhist shrine In PAS y. O.. and ia
therefore 2.t4S years old Legend has
g that this tree sprang from 2 branch
which severed itself by miraculous
power froc the sacred tree uud5r
which Gautama became Buidta, th9
Enlightened one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
$50 Routes far Coast 7

100 Burlington variety
routes the eare of Rocky Mountain
California Sound the Columbia River region Yellowstone
Park Black HIS 81. Minneapolis the Lake
The Lire &c DenverTvO daily trains from Chicago and St Louis
night
famous LousDcnver Through
81. o Francis
Verde all tickets through allowed
tickets reading through Louis
daily
daily Louis the Twin Cities The Burlington
sppi River scenic line
cations folders in connection with
" A LALOR. A. C.. p. A IT
Goa Pine street Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
cum FOR chlness Emreror.

a gymnasium for the Emperor Of
China is TO be built In The palace at
Pckin. lis majesty is in poor he4ilh
on account OF his sedentary life and
gmnastfe exercises have been recon-
meHded TO strengthen his muscles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

The Henderson BlHc Birds viii
commence a series Of three games
thir afternoon with the locals Games
called at $3.50 except IN sunday when
they will begin at o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
First Steam Wsrship.

The first steam warship vas the
Fulton built in the Brooklyn navy
yard iu 1915. She was 1000 tons and
rarria1 thirty guns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

Richest educational institution.
Ike wealthicst educational instiiu.
ton II the world. the Leland stan
ford, Jr University, is located at Palo :
Alto. Santa Clara county. California
1t has an endowment of over ss0,o00.-
0e0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

by lHuiLss.
c'vigle. 100000 0-2 3 e.
Cairo. 100000 10000 ; J.
Summary:
Two base hits-Petit Harris
Stolen bases-Rutledge Petit.
Double plays-Schwab to Hughes,
Harris to Blackburn to Reiney 4,
Bases on balls--Off Dll, 3.
Struck out--By Doll, .: by Flakes
q
Left on base Cairo. O. Ciarkf-
Vile, 3
Time Of game-5S minutes
Umpire Sinister
Scorer--Iadd.
DIAMOND Dist
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
BASE BALL CHAT
! FOR CAIRO FANS

Qpath the Raven. "NEVERNORE -
It looks like Cairo will never
more't win a game-that is as kong
as Indifference and lack Of team
work exists.
Here Is Cairo today with much the
strongest team In the league. man for
man, position for position, and yet
they are dropping games with per.
sistent regularity that shows there
is something lacking. To those on
the inside, in fact even to the casual
observer, it is quite evident that
there is am absence Of team work
and don't give a d." style OF play
ing on the part Of several Of the
men that calls for prompt in-
vestigation and hauling over the chSls
of the guilty. Ball playera are just
the same as the employees Of any bus
mess man. In fact the protection al.
forded under the National Agreement
to the employers, OF base bali players
is so strong that a player can be So
disciplined that by the time he has
been sufficiently penalized. he will ~
perfectly willing to put forth hi7 best
efforts and quit sulking and playing
indifferent ball
The Bulle5In has tried. as have
others, to jolly the team along anG
pat It on the back. but the expert
ment has proved to be = dismal fail
re ana there'u be no more OF il
From now on there will be q fen
criticism, the lash used il necessary
or as some call it, knocking The lin
it and the rope has reached the end
Of the tether It's q case OF PLAY
BALL from now on or therell hc
heard the sound o. a knock
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
KITTY LEAGUE.
HOW THEY STAND.
Thursday S Results.
Where They Play.

Henderson at Cairo
Vincannes at Paducah
Clarksyille at HopliinsvillC.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
PLAY BALL.

PLAY BALL.
Evans Of lsst years Honderon
Is back with his old team playing
- second.
II tbe leaders continue losing and
ihe second division keep up their
eJnnihg the race VIII be more inter
seiinc.
= - ~
Aiice q ne Old Pest, is greatly
4treEgghaf...ss. har team sahaaay -.
second. the one weak spot that The
Bulletin referred to, has been releas-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
DIAMOND DUST.

! Until further notice all 1
|, week day league base ball I
. games at SpOrtsman's Park !
I viii be called promptly al d;
} $3.50 O'Clock. On Sundays I
\ at ) o'clock. /
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

The Champions. notwithstanding
I the loss OF yesterdays game t1 thu
Clarksville Grays. had the pleasure Is.
being the other half of the partil
pants in the quickest played game II
the Kitty league. Some say th
< shortest on record, which is doaktfu
The time con umed was exactly 81
minutes and had it not been fer III
extra time lost in tightening bel'-
blowing up the catcher's pad an
hunting for lost gloves, might have
Acen played in three-juarters q az
hour
y Cairo lost the game in the fourth
inning On a costly error, Jeffries. TIKI
first up went ont from Larsen Z
Hughes Reiney and Anderson sir
gled Blackburn few to schwa'
Two men on bases and two oHt Fat
it next up. hit short bunt along
arst base line and was off like adeer
Rutledge attempted 70 field IL hu
fnmblel Reiney and Anderson
took desperate chances ard crcsse
Ths~rubber with two scores, nch6ly
covering the home plate
Cairo could have tied the score in
the eighth had a messly little sing
been made but it was not forthcon
ing. and with ita fleeing chance
out went the hope Of the few enthm
iastic fans who hoped for much bW
got little satisfaction In return
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
AT BOSTON.
THREE. EYE LEAGUE.
AT ROCK ISLAND.

Batteries-Lakaff and Ifagermann
MeDonough, Jones and Thiery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

The terms named succeed 4 small
cash %, n at asj VIC afc certain that
no other relllble, ifs"class hose will
treat patrens any mere t5tTaly or
eiier cry better goods.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

81 90 additional returning Puget
DAILY tourist Louis Chicago California
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
DR.. Humphreys.

after fifty years Dr.. Humphreys
Specifics enjoy the greatest populaniy
AID largest sale in their history, due to
intrinsic merit. They cure the sick.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17

Columbus Postponed, wet grounds
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-17
LOW ROUND TRIP
RATES TO MOUNTAINS
AND PACIFIC COAST

Daily, August 18th Daily, June lst to
10 scptember 10th September 30th
Limit Oct %. Limit Oct 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
SEASONS ADJUSTMENTS.
rh..trisals by Professional Artists
70 be Sees Prsssntsd'

Tie theatrical season will open eafF
next month In yinita's elegantly ap-
pointed, gilded and tassellated Ihss-
nian Temple for years known as the
EAST side shed. Outward appearance
does not always proclaim the true IN.
wardness. The grand re-modeiiing oi
our opera house during the winter puts
Muskogee's new theatre, that has not
vet been built, in the shade oil the
lime-light. and will, upon opening
night surprise our people. Manager
Rntler does not want the fact to be
known that such a renovation has
taken place as he meant IL to be a
glorious. open-eyed wonder upon the
night that Richard Mansfield opens 20
his great masterpiece. Miss h-as'
from tie West and such IKE oarh'
stormers will have 70 give way u
lanes Hacketf and at a "monstfou'
outlay' Miss Julia MaTlowe aud I'd
ward sothern will appear IN reyiya
Of shakespearean plays. Weber ai'
Ftelds with Lillian Russell vii iur
pl.h fun during the holiday week an'
the 'sDivIne Sara" las eabled IRON
Paris for a date.
We booed 20. but doc" Bridgemai
avs It's ali i'bosh. 'srhe only reno
,atlon is that / busted the chairs
mended the stove and Tom Ailel
patehed M the cracks In the dressing
rooms and repalnted the drops
The question of new opera hous
Is stilI an open one.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
A MAJORITY
RIGHT GRANITE
Fine Law Point Involved
Determining Minors
Petition.

Lulu NJ. Tyner q I6-year-old giI 4
Bartlesville, has been granted ma
ity rights by Judge Gin for the Il
pose Of entering into a contract
lease portion Of her allotmenta
John T. Rltts for the purpose OF :
Ing wells and producing oil. ii
The girl presented \ petition anl
involved nice question Of law. ~
Arkansas law gives the court II
right 70 confer tile rights Of malofil
but this chapter WIS never adoptl
by congress Lawyers differ IN oll,
ion as 70 whether che right was n
ried over 10 this territory by implil
ton. Some attorneys claim that 4
court ought 20 have the right 70 cgl
fer majority rights TO minors IN Il
tain cases while Others claim that I
so-much as there vas no ehapteAg
piled In Mansheld's digest confe7rlI
the rights IN arkansas the Indi
Territory courts are without a
Jurisdiction Il
In many instances the courts ht
exercised jurisdiction and ~ many
stances have refused to entertain 81
applications In this instance /
court, exercising ehancery powers. /.
finding that Il WIS 10 the best lnt
est Of the minor whose majority Is
preaching made an order permlttl
the minor 20 70 into court and "a
particular purpose 70 enter Into g
tracts.
/ Judge GU ordered the Oh com. I
20 pay Miss Tyner a bonus Of a. .01
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11

ssch extraordinary symptoms as Tbs
running amok' In Malaysia, SAYS The
Louisville Courier-Joarnsl
A very familiar spectacle for the AT
rican missionary ls the crowd OF squat.
ting natives Who have been called In
BY the local ehieftAin 10 carry him and
his colleagues, with their necessary Inn
pedisneuta. perhaps for several marches
until a tribal frontier ls reached, and
the white men may be passed aiong
into other friendly HANDS.
Then. again. the missionary may be
amused At the strange methods Of get.
ting TO church, IS. for example. In va.
rious parts Of Burmah and Siam. Shers
= girl may arrive at the church door
mounted on an mountaineering buffa-
10. which. we'll trained beast that II H.
will put down lie head and let It's mis-
tress use is horns as a stepping stone
Another man may use the bunalo, OF
rather. the crude rice plow. drawn By
the buffalo. a. an excuse foE not com
ing to church ct all. protesting that
time being SO short and opportunities
so few. he must work vhile he may
and so put In seven days a week
Coming nearer home. the missionarl
In the wllds OF Oklahoma territory ma!
perhaps call upon an old woman an'
ask wis she has not been over z
church for several sundsys, and ma
and her doing mason work, mounte'
hirh upon rough-looking ladder %
only house builder IN the district
Truly the savage congregations
offer excuse for nonattendanee q
church which would surprise the pas
tor af civilization. Il may be an earth
quake. which has been followed by
! fire. or /, may be. as Ia China. 3 va
/ Hood that has devastated an entli
I country. leaving only few survivor
who eke out a few days Of vretehe
. starvation underneath q shelter suI
! ported by a solitary bamboo pole.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
MUCH VACANT LAND YET.
ovsrerowding Of Population In The
United States Danger That
Il Still Remote.

The material development Of the
country is quietly progressing at re-
markable rate In one direction when
is net given much popular attention.
says the Kansas City Journal. More
than 22,s24. .zss acres Of public lanes
we're turned over to private individuals
last year. This means that an area al
most equal to that Of the state Of In
diana has within that time been added
70 the productive regions of the United
states Most Of these newly opened
lands we're homesteaded b. farmers,
as will be seen from the following hg-
ures: There we're 5s.3e5 patents OF ell
classes issued within the year OF this
number, S7,e54 are elassed as agrieul-
tural. 1 .s04 as Indian allotments. l.i0i
a. mineral patents. 200 as coal patents.
276 az private land claims. is7 az rail-
read patents and 20 as swamp land
patents. The total sum which the gov
ernment got by way OF fees and COM
missions for issuing these patents wa
sii.02l.74f Under a recent Law ihs
most Of the receipts from the sale o.
public lands will henceforth be 81
aside for retaining arid lands By irrl
CATION.
In the public domain there are stll
: unappfopriated $50 97g 307 acres %
surveyed lands and 5si SIC ts9 acres o
| unsnrveyed lands, or total Of NOR
: thar go .g55 600 acres great man
/ tracts in this immense area. Of course
, viii always remain uneultlvated an
unsettled. but # has been estimate
thar when he contemplated system
irrigation shall be put into vorkin
? order 60 much good land will }
opened that q population as large
y the whole nations present populatio
& could End room there 70 thrive pro-
pefousiy and contentedly
a RAPID strides are nO9 being made
the developing Of the public domail
The excitement and uproaf Of form'
pioneer days are absent IN this worl
but the process is marked and ve'
: effective The passenger trafae 9
y western railroads Is evidence of ~
J faet Agreeable reflections arise
e contemplating that the United Stat
D stlll owns so much arabic public Ian
e The dangers II an overcrovded pop
r lation By ImmiFratl0n or natural !
: crease are fti. remote. The census 7
many years yei 10 come viii NO sho
4 an excess n people above what q
2 west vili need 10 settling up iis '
- cant lands
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
A BOOMER FOR
BARTLESVILLE
Correspondent Tells About That
Prosperous Burg.

Bartlesyille
Now the mecca for men who be
lieve more in grease than grace
Truly there has come wonderful
transformation 10 this erstwhile little
village. but now a full-fedged city.
The scent OF oil is In the air every
where: the towering derrieks are 10
he seen rearing their heads on every
hand The hum Of business Is about
the only music 10 be heard, and it ls
sweet 10 the inhabitants From All
PARTS Of the United States are gath
cred host Of Ikeen business men,
most OF whom are up to their necks N
oil already. Tie secretary Of the IN
terror cannot approve leases last
enough for the derrick builders arc.
the spirit Of impatieuee IS pre2 / 2
Ali over this oil field. The ord.5A Af'
amateur oil man is back nunths'f
here. and stands little show in OBJ
tanning the fat leases The proies-
slonaI. with big bank account, IS ih
the lead.
have met more lineal descendant
NJ saint Ananias here than anywilef'
else IN All my extended travels. In
deed they can outlie, 10 TO l, thei
ancient forbear Conscience ha
tsken : hack seat way back, an'
one would be easily pessimistie abou
the statements Of his grandmother
n came 10 an oil deal OH OIL on
You hear nothing but oil; even tn
catfish caught In the Caney are iuii Q
OH. as / can witness. soiemnly' my
self am told by the few eredibl'
people here that the fish aetuaill
grow FAT on petroleum. They hay
the real John D. Rockefeller favor
but the catfish lack the main charae
terlstlc possessed by John y. Tie
YET caught. but be never
Bartiesyille is wonder
II 4 the dlrtiest city IN the lndiai
Territory II is miracle the peopi
are not all down with typhus fever Q
the bubonlc plague. The board 0
health here is almost on par VIII
that Of the Queen City Of the Chero
lee Nation. They have lost thel
sense Of smell evidently or then
would be q hygienic revolution. j
this swelterIng weather you hear u
inhabitants discussing andeussinE IN
cltv authorities, but having once =
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
p,snie n.ar woealsr.

The Antl-Horss Thief Association
lodge No ~, with headquartes at
West Cabin school house near Wood.
ley will give q grand tao days picnic
August Is and 10. The general pub
lie Is Invited to attend, especially the
members Of theassociation from Other
PARTS Of the territory. The committees
Of arrangements, NJ. South, ]. W. L.
bradley and NJ. N. Crawford announce
that there will be 'plenty Of Ice cold
water 10 drink and Federal marshal
10 spllI the booze and take charge ol
the candidate foF further Instruct
lons.H
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-11
ASSEMBLY OF PICKED MEN.
Congress Composed Of Brains and
Business Ability Of the High
est Order.

When congress was considering TAR
ia bill few years ago = New York busi-
Hess man. believing what be had read II
partisan newspapers about the ignor-
snce OF the members Of the house Of rep
resentatives. vent 10 Washington to tell
them what changes they ought to make
In the duties on the goods 10 which he
vas interested. says Youth . Companion.
Il have greater respect for congress
than I used to have" said he. meekly,
when he returned. The head OF the sub.
committee TO which was sent knows
more about my business than ! DO. l
guess they don't need my advice"
Many citizens labor under the delusloH
which this man took TO Washington
with him. II each one vii consider
who Is bis own representative IN cen
gress and viii remember that the house.
contains 300 or 400 Of the same sort. he
will probably change his opinion.
Edward Everett Hale recently remind
Cd an audience In Boston that congress
was directing many big enterprises, ans
one of which called for business ability
az a high order The government is re-
claiming millions Of acres Of arid lane
By irrigation and congress had not onil
70 decide how that was % be- done bu
had 10 harmonic many conflicting In
terests at the same time. Improvement
to the rivers and harbors costing hun
dreds of millions are under way tn
protection Of The banks Of the Mississippi
alone viii cost more than tNice wha
was paid for the Panama canal II
Organization of q civilized government
in the Philippines requires not oui
great ability. but great discretion. Con
greas has had 20 exercise both. and ha
had AZ its service IN ell It's enterprises
more and better information than he
been accessible 10 any private indiyifua
Opinions differ as 20 the wisdom c
much that the national legislature does
but whether & is done by one party O
by another. II II great mistake 70 doui
The patriotism OF the sincerity OF N
ability Of the members as whole The
are not ell wise Perhaps some Of thei
are not honest But they are the picks
men Of their states and districts. and
IL 70 the dlseredlt Of those who has
. chosen them n they are not worthy