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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-14
FULLBLOCDS HOLD
 LAST POW WOW

Collinsvile. l. T., Oct. 14.-As the guests of Henry SNybUck, chief of the Shawnee tribe, thousands of fullblood Indians of the Oklahoma and Indian Territory tribes are assembled here today for what will probably be their last great pow wow. great program of festivities has been arranged by the Shawnees, and the celebration will eX- tend through the week. All of the famous chieftains of the new state, including Geronimo, leader of the While all the ancient Indian games, dances and amusements will be in dulged in, the pow WOW is expected to have serious effects by the naugu- ration of a plan whereby the Indians of the entire Southwest shall abandon their tribal relations and take up the paleface mode of living. Chief Spy buck of the ShaWnees is the leader in this movement. He believes that the redskins have become sufficiently civilized and well enough educated to become good American citizens, and the coming of statehood in Oklahoma renders such action imperative if the Indians are to protect their interests
 During the week great stomp dance will be held at Sylvan park, the site of a bloody battle between the Cherokees and Osages fifty-seven years ago, in which 1000 of the Osages were slaughtered Another unique feature of the pow WOW will be a beauty show, in which thous- and Indian maidens are entered. The mai9ens of the Chickasaw nation are evidently very proud of their charms, since they lead all other tribes in point of numbers. The Creeks, Cher
 okees, Osages, Euchees and Semi holes are also represented by their fairest young girls. Handsome prizes will be awarded to the most beautiful, the judges to consist of three men, two of whom must be fullblood In- dians enrolled among the members of the Five Civilized Tribes.
 Old Geronimo, the Chief and advis- CT of the Apache prisoners of war, is
 accompanied by his wife, Sousche whom he married a year ago, and who has the distinction of being the eighth Mrs Geronimo. Quanah Parker, chief of the Comarches, and his three wives are also expected to attend.
 Another notable guest at the pow WOW is John Stink, an Osage Indian who for twenty-five years has beer an expatriate from his tribe. The restoration of Stink to his people upor this occasion marks the ending of one of the weirdest tales in the history o the Indians, and is proof of the grow. ! ing intelligence of the redskins. Whe1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-14

There is no doubt of the presence of the game, but it is very shy and may disappear at the approach of the cello camp. The order for the special train which was to have made it's ap- pearance yesterday, was cancelled, but it will be renewed if the presi- dents manifests a disposition to go
 south. The Tensaa parish people are reported as much disappointed over the failure of the president to carry out his program for visit to their section. Secretary Latta went out to camp today
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-14
TEDDY STRIKES
 FRESH BEAR TRAIL Roosevelt Party Confident That Some Worthy Trophy of the Hunt Will Be Ragged
CROWD AT STAMBOUL
Country Side Disappointed in Expe"-
 tation of Seeing Roosevelt on Trip tO. Change Camps-Order for Special.

Stamboul, La, Oct 14.-The whole country side turned out yesterday in expectation of seeing the president take his departure from Stamboul for the south, but in view of his change of plans, were, of course, disappointed. There was general expressions of satisfaction, however, over his recon sideration of his determination to move to Tensas parish, for, now that change is not to be made, Stamboul confesses candidly that she would have been much chagrined to have her distinguished visitor go away with an empty bag before the time originally fixed.
 General confidence in is success in the new camp on Bear lake continues buoyant, and the reports from there are uniformly favorable. Indeed, it is stated that a number of fresh trails were discovered yesterday, and that on one occasion the party came upon good-sized bear, but that on ac- count of the absence of dogs he made his escape.
 The hope is very strong that Wher the hunt is resumed tomorrow either this animal or another member of his family will soon be run to earth.
 Many of the dogs used ill las weeks too strenuous search of the barren tip country are reported tt be badly lamed and an effort is beins made to replace them with fresh ani . mals.
 It is not believed by the president: associates that he will now make an, < change but he has made no announce 1nent on that point. All will depent X. upon the developments early in tn,
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The Manker-Meyes nuptials will be solemnized on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Second Presby terian church. The personnel is as follows: Misses Bessie Downs of Pine Bluff and Fay Pierson, bridesmaids, and Mrs. Otis 4. Ewing, matron of honor : little Lucille Miller, flower girl; Vii liam Weisiger, Ed Marker, R. Manker and E. L. Bruce. ushers; T. J. Mor= ris, best man-Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-14
MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.

Cured me or long-standing case of chills and fever by using two bot ties. J. c. STANLEY.
 Engineer E. T. Va. & Ga. R. R.
 All druggists sell pr Mozley's Lemon Elixir. 6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-14
OA9rozIA. sss,tss, sss,, tho ''Mk>'@y:zs::!;!:!: Kind y:z Hay: Away: Bought Majestic Rink opens tonight.
American Regard For Women.

Toward women the American mans attitude is fine She is neither his deity nor his doll. He simply treats her with deference. His chivalry has as little to do with saccharine utter ances, scraping feet and pended knees as has his patriotism with hystericai shrlekings and the waving of ensan. guined flags.-Lippincott's.
 TO Boom Town.
 Help all civic societies that are a benefit to yonr town.
 Do your share in keeping the streets and sidewalks clean.
 Don't spoil the appearance of your street by neglecting your lawn.
 PatroniZe the merchants in your own town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-14

The key to health is In the kidneys and liver. Keep these organs active and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash BltteYs is stimulant for tHe kidneys, regc~ lates the liver, stomach and bowels a, golden household remedy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-14
LOST

Sunday, between Mrs. Dr. Hyslop sunburst or brooch. The finder will
 be literally rewarded by returning to Mrs. D. G. Maxey at the Hollenberg Music Company 10-14-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-14

Skating is pleasure at the Majes- tic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-14

"Now that your artist friend haa married his model I suppose their DO sitions will be reversed"
 "How so:''
 Well, he used to make her pose eoJ him. and now suppose she'll make him sand arouad" =. Philadelphia Press
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
LEPROSY IN COLOMBIA.

Consul +. p. Demers of Barranqullla
believes that n recent report to the
Colombian government from DIR Julio
Manrique. chief physician Of the ma
tional lazarets, may interest American
scientists.
The number of lepers in Colombia,
according to the census taken upon
different occasions. has never exec. L.
cd 1000. the greatest part OF which
is now Isolated in Cana de Lorn, Aqua
de Dios. and Contradiction. Leprosy
in Colombia, as elsewhere. attacks by
preference the destitute element. Cases
are rarely founu among the classes
living with hygienic care. The per-
centage of lepers with relation to t,N
total population of Colombia w / per
LOCO. which is less than In any other
tropical country. Doctor Sauton. a
celebrated expert and author OF a
treatise on leprosy, upon visiting the
department of Cauca, found that less
than one-fourth of the reputed cases
of leprosy which he examined there
We're genuine, the balance being syplI:-
little. The sick which are sent to laza-
rets are first examined by expert
clinical physicians whose diagnoses
are proved by meteorological eXamina-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
MEXICO, THE LAND OF MANANA.

tions Of Europe, owes ms much. or more.
TO nature, fls she does to the undispute1
thrift and energy of her Inhabitants
Germany. too, great as her people UNI
doubtedly have become. owes more. un.
ouestionably. to her great mineral
wealth and her favorable situation with
respect to the commerce OF Europe,
than to any or perhaps all, other caus.
es combined.
Rob busy France or sunny Italy Of
their glorious climate; deprive Swtzer-
land of her snowy alps or Egypt of her
Mother Nile. and what are they?
Here In this desplsed lafd of Manann
we have all these nations rolled into
one In size? yes; In natural resourceeY
yes. What then, do we lack2 our
Sierras have no peer even in the lordly
Alps: our climate and soil have no rival
in extent and fertility even In Egypt,
the granary of the ancient world" OF
on the sunlissed plains uf Lombardy.
What Ehrope to match our wealth
OF fo . and mine? From the great,
unbroA, Il forests OF pine In northern
Mexico. stretching for hundreds OF
miles along tho backbone OF the con-
'inent. to the almost priceless forests VI
ebony mahogany. and rosewood of the
south, we find range OF almost every
variety of useful plant lie that has
ever become the servant OF mankind
Since the time when even tradition
is lost I'm the obscurity of antiquity, a
stream of the precious metals has been
poured forth from natures storehouse,
yet but small portion Of the country
has ever been prospected. Billions OF
dollars have enriched the Golfers of ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
Special Correspondence.

Sptclfl Correspondence.
IUAREZ, Mexico. Feb, 1907 do
not know who first called Mexico
"The Land of Manana" Uomor-
row., but certain It is that he could
have little dreamed that the epithet of
reproach or contempt which 30 glibly
rolled from his tongue could In few
short years have become title OF hon
or. for an honor It is, indeed. to be
ranked as one OF the coming nations
or the not distant future.
To be sure. this is a rather big claim
to- make for country which, notwlth-
standing its nearness to "uncle Sam
ueIs' domains, Is at present far less
known or appreciated than are many
OF the uttermost parts of the earth. The
rosy light of investigation which pre-
cedes the dawn OF conviction, has at
last begun to illumine the eastern hori-
son and we may hope soon for the adj
vent of the sun of prosperity In all
his glory upon this land, for 80 many
years the abode of ignorance, super
stition. poverty, and revolution. II
being an indisputed fact that all per-
mancnt prosperity and progress must
necessarily be based upon solid
foundation, the question naturally
arises as TO what nature has done for
Mexico that ever she should hope to be-
come factor in the worlds progress.
Britain with her cheap fuel and num-
erous harbors and lying as she does
next door to the great Industrial ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

lions, but the stream still goes on un-
diminished
Within the past few years also we
lind copper coming into prominence as
one OF the mighty factors nv the indus
trial life OF the nation. with n pro-
auction 9f copper too insignificant TO
mention a few years ago. today MeNi-
co stands second only to the lust
young giant OF the north in it's output
of the red metal and if the tremendous
demand for copper Keeps up its present
force as all Indications point to It's
doing. we can but family guess what
the future has in store for this re-
public. Twenty To twenty-five million
dollars is no insignificant production of
gold, for n nation which hut a few
years since was SO torn with disscntion
ana revolution as to be a laughing stock
among the nations, and yet gold mining
is just in ite infancy.
IRON AND COAL.
IL 1t is fact as claimed by political
economists, that depossts OF coal or
other fuel, In connection with iron. mr.,
AT the basis of all industrial prosperity.
then. indeed, Is our country a favored
region. The state OF Durango alone.
has deposit of iron ore in the form of
a huge hill OF metal. estimated nv OK
perts to contain not less than sos. OGO 600
tons, practically IN sight This is but
one of the iron fields, and while as vet
no great coal fields have been devei-
oped, there is an abundance II oil for
fuel and an unlimited water power to
be had for the asking.
THEODORE MARTtNEAU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
MRS. HANNAH WILD,

\ short sketch of the life of Sister
Hannah Wild
She is the daughter of John and
Mary Calvary Binns.
she was born In England on the
6tn day OF April. 1870.
ON hearing the Gospel as taught
by the l.. y. s. her narents embraced
the same and crossed the great water
for America with their months old
babe. ON arriving in America. they
tourneyed To the city OF St Louis
Her father being mason by trade
obtained employment in that city
where Tor several years he was super
intendent of the lovces, being placed
along the Missi~sinni river.
Druinv their sojou In st. Louis.
an epidemic OF cholera broke out ana
the mother and sister were taken
from the family with this disease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

reminder OF the family emlgrated
with a company OF Saints to Salt Lake
CITY After spending the FIRST winter
there, they came 20 American Fork.
Where she has rasilrd contmuousty
Up to the time Of her death.
Sister Wild is the mother of 10
children, seven of whom are livinr.
grand children.
To make record Of the life and
work OF this noble woman would re-
Guire volumes untold. She was revor
too tired. too feeble or In too big
hurry 10 listen and attend to those ip
distress
Long live her memory.
Enough her spirit has gono
no our Father in heaven
Who will sure say well done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
Al in the Way She Was Trained.

DR. Russell H. Conwell, the famous
'rasior of the Baptist Temple in Phlla-
lselpbis in a lecture delivered in New
|larpn not long ago, predicted wonder
mi progress In rapId-transit facilities
sn The near future. and at the same
tme deprecated the slowness of present
,ailroad travel To Illustrate this point
|Dr. Conwell told an amusing stoIy' VI
IA woman who was travelins win iei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

Feb peacefully away, the
AZ ty. useful life
cause 49, sortifu since her arrival
Ga. She was filed with faith and true
anything walk
William s. Muir, whom
MARRIED Jan preceded her the eternal world 10
m Muir was TO- 1899, in Iosie Parish of Logic sccs
husband the of their marriage
the exodus
& from that city remained Council Bluffs with her
Mormon Battalion Caifor
rng his absence death she survived
t children The Sunday commencing p,
/, ana the west Bountifu meetnghouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
ACUTE RHEUMATISM

Deep tearing or wrcuchlng pains. octu.
stoned by getting wet through. wor e
when al rest. or on first moving the limbs
quickly by Billiards. Snow I.inment o.
car Olesou, Gibson City Ill. writes. Fee.
10, 1902: - year ago | was troubled with
could not bend over. One bottle Of Bal
lards Snow Llniment cured me" Sod
by z. G, NJ. l., Drug Dept. 1l2 and ia
South Main Street. h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

pies Royal University, and 1t has been
used with excellent results in Europe.
The mortality rate in pneumonia is
about 40 per cent. but where anti
ppeumococcic serum has been used the
rate drops TO about Ia per cent. II de-
stroys the germ. after which the physi-
clan employs ordinary treatment to er-
feet a complete cure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

child. The train was delayed by many
tiresome and seemingly unnecessary
stops, and when the conductor was col
lectng fares the woman refused to pay
for her little girl.
THAT child is old enough to have
her fare paid" said the conductor, very
sternly.
well, perhaps she is old enough
now replied the woman, but she
wasn't when the train started" -Har-
pers Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16

of Ma resses Springs etc Quality the best
Prices Sold by all dealers Factory at Srd West
and 9Th North Sts.. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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ONCE and Works Nephi. UTAH manufacturer OF FL
bered Unhbered Hard Wall. High GRADE hnisn'he'
Casting and DENIAL Plaster
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-09
George Buck WEEDS.

The public and the friends gener
ally OF our fellov-tovnsman, George
Buck, we're not a little surprised
Monday morning to learn that he
and Miss Clara Shelby. Of near this
city, had hied themselves to u hon
City Sunday in his automobile and
we're quietly made man and wife.
They returned 10 Hickman that
night, arriving about nine o'clDck.
Not even her parents knew OF
their intentions. and we're not ap-
prised Of the wedding until they re-
turned home-two lives made one.
The bride is a daughter Of Mrs.
Shelby, who resides in the lower
bottoms, several miles below Hick-
man, and is a beautiful young lady.
Mr.. Buck is kEoEn by almost
everyone Ia the county, and ail fh)
know him. know MIN for his honest
and industrious business career Ct
these many years in Hickman. be
is Hiekman's leading machinist and
gasoline engine builder.
The Courier heartily wishes them
both a life brim full OF happiness
and prosperity.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-09

duct ia life prepared by him al the
age OF thirteen, Lord Beaconheld' s
Alphabet Of Etiquette and the Farm
ef's Alphabet in rhymes. Il IS in-
deed a "multum in parvo. There
are plans for farm houses and build
ings Of every description. directions
for sowing, planting aud reaping,
and girls can learn hov 90 prepare
anything from 4 shefbet or cake
to a roast pig. an English plum pud-
ding or a Wesiphalia Ham a iEs-
scnce. II. as a great educator said,
"true aim of education Is 10 teach
boys and girls that which they will
Deed when they grow up be cor
rect. and / think Il Is, then this book
will become one OF the most useful
volumes in your library and
prove itself a vcriiablc mine ofprac-
teal knowledge, and in time. per
haps. when your Honorable School
Board visits the school, which is'
no doubt. cfien. you may hear able
essays on the best ways TO prepare
Virginia Fried Chicken Corn
Pudding" or the Adaptation OF
Soil to Crops +" on Grating and
Budding. or how to build a modern
farm house or ventilated Granary,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-09

.as following letter vas received
10 Davidson this week. and Is
tf.anfory
. Davidson.
y Hickman School Board,
Hickman. Ky.
bag aft
a...sed hnd bin Of lsdinF OF the
eii comprising the "Omcial Re-
FOL. Doe Union and Confederate
.t. Their great historic
sI.. Del appreciated when the
.t 90 Doe end OF each volume Is
suited. They. no doubt, contain
ao. interest 10 civilians as we'll
.Il5ldlers.
DO, Instance, on page COS. Vol.
Do series l., Is a letter which shows
HaEnamity OF our great hero.
'a Forrest, wherein he offered
PAROLE a number OF u. S. prison
h aa possession for an equal
-.arf of T.. S. prisoners OF equal
.-t' and further stated that II Mai.
"ail1uu did not have an equal
a1ef he would parole the remain
III Tor The sake OF humanity 10 the
a.fl' He thus appears in as
~ a light as any here Of any age.
: certainly a modern Bayard
''loliicaf and without reproach. ="
\ - a distinction to have served UNI
'.' such a general. The title Of the
'.-a, however, "Waf Of the Rebel
--a' ] DO not like as Il Is a mis-
oaef-"Civil War" would be bet
90 some printed labels could be
'-,el over the former title. The
.ooAi' though will be a treasure
Sometime.
mc.osed With them. you will lind
we volumes OF famous college
\. a book Of the Fair and sever
(, d, BOOKS Of views at the St. Louis
"oIid. s. FAIR and also a very valua-
I" lyclopedia Of the Home and
ann which contains a vast amount
PRACTICAL Information for boys and
t''a' men and women.
10 this volume can be found Wash.
-t'on s famous 100 rules for con
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-09
Hors de Combat.

On account Of being compelled 10
move-lock, stock and barrel. and
in the absence Of our society editor,
J {. Sexion-into a place where We
haven't room to cuss a cat, the Cour-
Ter asks it's readers 10 kindly over
look the papers shortcomings this
and next week. We we're not forced
10 move because We could not pay
our rent-thouFh We would II all our
subscription list was like a few whose
names We will not call-but our
building is being repaired. redoored.
plssiercd. etc, which made II ne-es-
sary for us 10 vacate. The genial
and popular Atty. B. T. Davis has
become wrought up TO such pitch
IL the matter OF civic pride that he
has decided to brush up the Davis
Block and make II a credit 10 this
part Of the city.
We might add that our job depart
ment looks like a Chinese map since
the moving hurricane struck It and
We will be unable to do any job
work before the last Of next week.
Your patient forbearance during
our iear-up will be greatly appreciat-
ed. and We think We will b. in a
position to give you a better paper
when We get into cur new quarters.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-09
I'm The Fourth Estate.

The alleged Joints on the Ten
nessee side Of Fulton are 70 be
broken up according TO the action
taken BY the Deputy Sheriff Jesse
Walker Of that place. 'lno' and
"Wivo" are the drinks which are
being sold, and two bottles Of each
have been secured and are 10 be
analysed.
Are you going to build that grant
told sidewalk
The Henderson papers say the
Cumberland Telephone Co. has put
a toll charge Of 10 cents 20 county
towns IN Henderson county. besides
abolishing the night and Sunday
rates. They should come over and
get Hickman's "big stick"
80
Il is not the site Of a town but lis
character that makes Il a desirable
place to live in. A live. prosperous
town is a desirable one TO live M.
and a town may prosper and yet be
small. Every citizen in a town
should be interested In its prosperity.
One Of the best ways TO help a town
Is 10 speak well OF IL. Il Is true
patriotism 10 stand by your own
town and interests that affects the
town should affect every citizen.
-
The better some people are the
more violent the reaction.
~
The fine and delicate art OF get
ting oneself noticed has at last reach
ed It's zenith. Not illogically. Il
has scared thither by balloon. In
vain do We build grand houses The
houses stand still, and few see them
In vain do We race up and down the
sea coast in 200 ton ocean going
steam yachts. The vast majority Of
our compatriots live inland and are
thus denied the spectacle Of our
felicity. In vain do We go snorting
across the continent in motor cars.
AT best the automobile cuts svath
Of Publicity some 200 feet vide or
less But the baloon-ye gods,
what a device Seven counties gap
az you at once, and as you course
blithely across the empyreau new
counties come hourly within your
zone Of influence.
Talk is cheap II you get il from
a gossip.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-09

To the old time advertiser the
words strike while the iron is hct"
always meant advertise when the
crops are all in and money plentiful. %
Late advertising experts, however.
contend that II is better to make
the iron hot by striking. The sue
cessful merchant creates his own &C.
casions. Instead OF waiting for
things to turn up, be gets busy and
turns them up himself