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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-02

collar and cuff trimmings on handsome
coats Of darker fur such as sable and dark
mink. The soft white fur, with or with
out its tiny black and yellow markings. Is
very becoming to almost any complexion,
and especially that with a delicate flush
of youth.
In the garments of plain mold, as we'll
as those of dressy character, tails and
paws Of such pelts as sable, ermine, fox
and lynx are made much use of. In one
luxurious coat of mink with collar trim
mings and deep cuffs of ermine, mink tails
and paws alternate in fringe around the
bottom and at the lower edge of the
shoulder yoke. with the stripes running
crosswise, while those in the body run up
and down. The muff has fringe Of six
full brushes across the bottom and posed
on the top side are two small brown mink
heads
Animal Heads Again.
The animal heads which were used so ex-
tensively several years ago are back again
In large neck pieces and huge NUTS. In
the lynx sets which have been running
mates for the ponyskin coats, many of
the neck pieces are made with two large
heads. If in scarf form the two heads
cross at the back of the neck, but when
this accessory is capelike in proportions
the heads depend straight over the shout
ders, giving the scarf the shaping of
large sailor collar. Though these heads
so often weight the back of the scarf they
are seldom used in the front.
Fur Trimmings.
Fur as a trimming on dressy wraps of
cloth, silk or satin or lace is beautiful.
For this use the darker sables and seals
are chosen, these contrasting artistically
with the faint pinks, delicate blues and
soft creamy whites of the evening wraps
and gowns. The delicate toning OF the
material brings out all the richness of the
fur while the fur enriches the material
immeasurably. No great amount. however,
Is employed, for the reason that all tend
ency to weight is obviated as much as
possible. in order to protect the perishable
laces, chiffons and spangled nets of the
gowns over which the elaborate evening
coat is worn. When the fur and fur-lined
coat is a part of the evening toilette a
soft gauzy scarf Is swathed around the
shoulders before the coat Is slipped on.
This keeps the weight of the outer gar
ment of the shoulders and prevents the
possibility of mussing fluffy frills and jabots
Of laces, chiffons and still more diaphanous
malinettes which so effectively trim even
ing gowns this winter.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-02

the other hand, are ornate with handsome
braid and embroideres as appliques or
taking the form of tiny waistcoats inside
the loose fronts. Sometimes the sleeves
are Of chiffon, in which case they usually
bear some relation to the coat body by
being trimmed with bands and cuffs of
the seal.
The DoIman.
very beautiful little seal garment
classed among this winters dressy eff
fects in fur is of dolman shaping. Its
Japanese sleeves, with deep landings of
oriental embroideries, showing much
brilliant blue and gold, are for all the
world like the old-fashioned doman OF
our mothers days only that they are
fuller, being more cleverly shaped, both
for effect and wearing. The fronts of this
little model with embroidered bands
cross surpice-wise over the fastening
with large fancy braid button and two
long black silk tassels like those which
finish the stole fronts depending to the
knees.
Another garment Of this type. inspira-
ton for which the American designer
may have found IN the seal importation,
45 VI DTOMu uluk cOmDlueu Win ledNY
black silk lace applques. The combina-
ton of brown and black is charming and
one which is considered most fashionable
The effect Of this wrap is very similar
to that of the seal. 1t has not the dol
man sleeves, but full puffs of the APP
plique posed over foundation of heavy
brown satin, and the body is Of the same
material In the front 1t is surplice and
extends to the waistline, with shorter
stoles at each side. three-inch band of
fur outlines the lower edge of the jacket,
which rounds up In the back like a
zouaye, the two bands Joining below the
shoulder blades and running side by side
to the neck. From the point where these
bands come together two tabs with the
dark stripe running through the center
Of each and properly finished with tiny
paws and tails depend halfway to the
knees. wide band Of mink affects q
mandarin sleeve over the top Of the full
applique puff, with a deep fur cuff trim
med with black silk cord ornament and
two tails punched on the back of the ell
bow. With this is matching nun of the
lace-covered satin draped with four mink
pelts hanging loose from the top Of the
mum. wrap such as this Is splendid
suggestion for the remodellng Of old furs
too well preserved to throw or give away
and yet antedate present modes too mark
eddy to be at all possible In the present
scheme of things sartorial.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-02

1t is rather surprising how little ermine
is seen this year, even at the opera, where
one expects to see the royal pelt in the
most delectable toilettes of the times
ermine Is conspicuously absent However,
there is more OF this snow-white pelt than
we think for, but the small black tails
which have always trademarked 1t are fire.
quently missing, and consequently we pass
BY IL many times without consciousness
Of Its presence. Muff and neckpiece sets
Of ermine are seldom seen in this years
styles. Ermine Is used to some extent AZ
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02

Chus mas nsIs have oaes more
ceased f.ngng
Ire Christmas tree aud enfsftaiu.
mcut sas acll atfsnaed At tie school
house
Mrs. fiaut ami sr Cilftan @erv ID
istella FRIDAY
Ms C0udfsy tie sctoaI Haam has
gone q hsf home n Chelsea q spend
TIE holidays
TIE people q the Trotfsf sciloal
house fecl al pused W osef their
aSt entertainment given Christmas
eve night AereraifFom hsrs attended
and AZ tnsy hAd 4 splendid time
They willhAye another snisrtainment
and bassuppef ssw Years evs night.
EVER body invited
Ollie Nay, TIE little daaghfsf q
Mf AID Mn Grant Williams. IS sick
ThsY think pfehaps size has scarlet
fever
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
]. GEORGE WRIGHT
Recommends Removal Of Restrie-
tions--Says Il Is an Economic
Necessity.

Washington, - e., Dec. y Com.
missioner J. George Wright Of tie
Flse Civilized tribes has been Ia the
cltY Nith The Interior department
lie has been IN daily consultation
with Secretary Garfield relative 70
trltal asalrs ana among thenumerous
topics discussed wAs the removal Of
reatrirtious hr Wright Who Il per.
haus Ia closer touch with tns ooBdl.
tions ia eastern Oklahoma than anY
other man informed the secretary thar
the removal of restrictious is an econ.
omle Necessity and would he the best
policy ule department eoald foliow Il
proper safeguards are provided ~
congress
am satisfied said Mr. Wright
recently that SECRETARY GafHeidl vii
shortly e~com mend 70 congress a moi
lied form Of remedial legislation
which will help opon aud develop the
country eEsbfaeed by the Five Civil
iHsd Tribes and a. che same time pre-.
tccf lhe lndlans 10 their rights
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
TAFT HOME

Nes 1ofs uec - Sscfefafg ~
Var Taft arrived here on the staamer
President Grant aftsf Journey
around tie wotd lie vas Aeeom
panied b Nh Taft and his san
Charles When sesu on boArd a.
QaarAntine. tie secretary said he vAs
bet prepared % tatk On any public
question: have tseH away ffoM TIE
United States 10 dayt and % not
fee compefsat 70 discuss matters oi
American public interest ~ thstlme
sd hs ~ ahsencs frum hnms las
prevented us from keeping abreast of
current etenta While TIE w8Fk 90
tie saf department has of course
moved along ia TIE usaai ~ay during
myAissuce. thtfe sfs many matters
af args Importance shlci eQaifs mY
personal attention So ! expect %
have nt n0~e close to tie grind stone
far some time to come
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
THREE MEN SHOT
At AUSKOGEE

Mastgee Ok ue 90 Ns q q
result af shooting affair Wtieh az.
earcd hsfe ast Night d tbs mi DIST oi
q theatre crowd tssaf Reeves. q
prominent fsaI estate mau iseoaud
81 iu fhs breast ollie GtIssaH b.
dgng and e D. EsHt a b7saudsf is
s1at tNfaush fhe fgat
Ifs 9fla sas caasgd b. uad blood
bstwefu seetrs A.d afixom. tie at.
fef being Is NtotNsfuf Reeve divorced
Nte 9tissau lheu attached Reeves
pla sas acr5nf faeie8 81 Miss lieuy
Hnaut sfloefing REEVES aud knocking
uf E0nau d0an uitha revolver
Reeves returned fHe ffe and Girls
sem vas probably atalY sounded,
sbiIe ReH VAS slmcs bf a stray
baBU Both participants are under
arrest
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
COUNTY P R|NTING
whn Legitimate Competition Mlghl
Rssuls Ia.

lfA state pFinting hsl @ paaasd
which takes fFum the jon Offices sraF-
tered over the state. the county and
ntlsr printing whleh ttey have hesn
d0i0g, that bill contains q huge steal.
Sons vesfies of local sslfgoseFument
shoaid b. EFT 20 ire psople Of ooun.
tiea aud cities Times Journal.
Not ans more 10 than TO leMys the
lstslng Of tie counts printing satlFe,
u wstal tim Co0nty Commissioner M
each coa0ts wiio mas piane ID wiAsra
tiiey aes &c sltl0ut blds " any regard
A. 70 whAl might hs saved by laglts-
mate competition. Ne make this
statement for tl,s reason that hund.
Feaa of dollars worth VI printing has
eeen done a Cmig county since state
hood and avery dollars worth has been
placed With onc concern, despite gE@
fact that evefy effort hAs been made
~ Tie Chieftain 10 Get . stars q The
business o. have Il placed where it
would 10 doubt reAliaeA great saving
. the tsE pAyeS Tie ChlsftAin
made . gallant aght fof tho Demo.
cratic ticket aud u entitled 10 itA
STARE * tlaa business. but ID haaen I
Kot lt~of even 40 Insight Or chance 10
ngpre On : single dollars worth of tie
vast amount % wQfE tlAf has. ane Is
nov being printed aud delivered to
The various county oescsrs. such tAc.
ties are unprecedented, ana us want
70 state 70 tie people q craig county
that 90 harm car CONE 70 them bY
insisting that the pfiufing, which
amounts fn many thousand dollars a
rear be - arranged of divided tllat q
all bring great saving 10 them, aud
at The same time shou 10 tie ether
papen of TIE county tie courtesy and
RESPECT thai Is due them T1lem IL 40
good trusts even 10 TIE printing
business
We belists tt.at tae paople are pith
Is "a this matter, and wien Tie time
comes for paying the bills we may ~
aole 90 shoe where q good rDand sun
could b. placed 10 tbs credit q Gag
county by lstiina leElismate homs
competition get az .essf a channs %
asare 0n tie wofE
Every county comm sssioncr pf.o x
leyA IL hss paFtr And hls constituents
all not shlrk from : swora asty
thAt ulll site theM Asing abo
business lie administration free from
pfeladics of partiaHtg 80 one man.
PIT them into onlas and 10 one
e9neeu Should ooutfei their business
lisa 8aty yeuo~e Domocracg a8d
durr yuu oss tie paep.s tO he fair
Nitt the pHesa wheu ! 4t.ng 81 8o
lan aud eeata IS involved
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
VINITAS OLDEST CHURCH
lsth Annual Meeting Held last
Night

Saturiag. Dec p
Tie tseutY eighth annual meeting
of tie Fnt CouFfegat loaal shauh e
Yiaits sas held last night fhs slec.
tiou = eacsn ard hearing ef reports
bsius tfs chief features TIE orsan-
iattan a. 90 present constituted is as
f0luss
Pasof Ree J + PefshiHs
Clsfs Mn Kebscca n sNaiu
Tfeasaer J = pausf
TraHHrs s. A. McfahaH8. n. H.
nessz Geo z Mccullough 1cs Iy.
dAy Il b Milford
Ilearaus. q y GAston 81 litter
& Elliott v s Eyaus
Faaacs committee r. y stuEef
O A Mcfarland Gen e Finley atl
tae feaurer
Tie need o s ues hufeh oiIaee
vas emphasizes abe reiterated
tlfa eAout Tie entire proceeding aua
there s uo Heasan te toau ttat
one All b. crested befefe anoli ef
annasl meetpe tells around
At tis ,unelasl1H 80 fHe uutluf
proceeding and 1sl0fg horeAte and
ctkss eefs serve { 4 lltiie satpfise uas
pofsstfste1 90 tie church ulefk Mrs
swain
DO Kas nsseftaIned thai yesterday
was thar poFthY onchls 18Th sed
ding auniversarf aud a quiet round q
ult Membtrsfta sAs uate eith tl+
clier % osi3lHf small kfl A
daeH stefilnR les SPOONS sefg seieci
= aud the 6nsl lntimatlou tho lads
.falaf tne affair NAsthe handing otsi
AZ theaift at TIE conclusion of q short
speech b. the gentleman delegated q
perform that seff pleasant dutg Tbs
n&panse vas even more bflsf. though
Il came from tie heart
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
STARTING OUT

At The home 81 the brides parents
Ne aHd Nu y Goodwin, l12 south
Draper WAS 1ue If those never u b.
forgotten events that links teo hearts
as eue. uu suHdaY it ttelnR the giving
aea4 % their daughter Hazel 20 be-
come tie alfeof Rudolph Il Hearart.
tie gallant Foaog recruiting officer
fof The United States army The
ceremony Was pre.orned 81 tlt Rev
Adams u the h Church
Az elegant repasl WAS SERVED ny the
PARENTS af TIE handsome aud accom
n'lshed bride sio IS exceptionally pop
uaf Ia circles where bast knowns
For some time past she has filled the
position as bookkeef at the Up.te
Date laundry q duty Nhlrh has been
performed ia tie highest degree salts
iaeloHlg @ her employers
Mr. aua Mrs Heagaft Nll make
their home in tbis city aud all be- Ire
recipients of many wishes from a vide
circle Of personal friends shaWues.
OKLA. News
MF Heagaft IS son 0f ArA j S.
Martin, Of this place and a former
resident here
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
GOWN I0N PLANS.
chalfmsn Thsmpson % Cal
Democrats cemmisaes Meeting
af Once.

Guthrie nkin, iaec 2e Chairman
+. Q. Cassidy, 81 the ersoutlse con.
mites has anfoaneea thar Chairman
Ti1ompsoD of tie central COMMITTEES
vii lf fee dsgs lssas cau foF >
nesting of tfe central COMMITTEES.
TIE aeeting wGll ba heli 10 Guthrie
within ths next two weeka and h sof
tho pufpcse ~ aslecting q plans And
date for holding > state convention 20
elect delegates - tho national ooa.
vontion.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
SOME BANKERS OPPOSE IT
Oklahoma has Adopted the Pfsise,
and There is a Demand fof 8
Similar Law IN Kansas.

Sums On tie tszsf xuawa bankers ~
Kansas Cltl are tecidslT opposed q
tile pan tat has besn Adopied 70
Oklahoma and which Is proposed foi
KansAN providing To- guaranteeing
tie deposits 10 The h4nks
TIE Oklahoma ias authorizes ~ -
snssmeut on al state tanks squAi e
pr cent of their average deposits. %
create q fund from ~hieh the depus.
llors fruu auf suspended banK mas -
pad IN full TIE A4sest q ths tank
uhlch faila are 10 he llasidAted b. tie
state lansing boAfd aud ube psooes.is,
o. - much Is necessary, are % - pat
10 the guarantees fund @ make up -
fsf ~ possihls Tor TIE sums paid cut
of that fund % tie depositom Tbs
boafd has Authority q Asscs2 ali II the
bsnks ~hsneteg necessary 70 main.
tain this suaFanteo fund
TIE state Assumes ne responsibility
~ the matter except T. collect and
dlsburss tie guarantee fund and lave
strict supervision over 81 The bsnk,
under iiS iSjuflsdlction
Tie tenalfs expected from thli
pan are tilAt il all prevent runs o.
tie banks ard sill attract money int
F tile banks ttl4t are nos boarding.
The objections oi TIE p.sn are tai
F Il taHss TIE strong and sell mauaee.
tanks fof tie tencHf Of TIE weak anf
F poofy of dishonesty manAged tsuss
+ Il Is conteuded also tliat it ulll stlmu
ate such active composition far IT,
/ poslfs that the mofe reckless banker
Nlli onef Inducements 20 casteman
tiiat Conservative bankers All nj
give resulting in unsafe msihul1
and practices on tie cart of mani
hankefs
TIE Oklahoma iae pfut 'dss llal
aay national hank Ia Tie state mai
voluntarily avail Itself of tlie terms ~
tie lae as Applied compulsory - ths
state banks
Governor lloch las heen asked q
esll a special session. q the kansai
legislature u pass b..l providing foI
Euanntes'ng deposits in kausa.
banks
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
TEACHERS At TULSA
0ae Thousand Two Hundred Edu
Gators AZ Second Annual
Meeting.

Tulsa. Okla. E'ec ~ More thmn
yl0 teachers from Oklahoma have ~.
rived ia Tulsa 70 attend the sseoila
annuai meeting of the OklAhom9
State Teachers Association. II Is ex-
peefed That 80 teachers and els.
catoFs viii be "a Tulsa thia evening
Headquarters have been established
Ia the EsradY Hotel
THIS mfteFn0@a rhs teachers ieft
Tulsa a. l;ss o'elock on 4 srmcial train
Cor 3 sFip through the Glenn F0el OF
iIe lds. a. the guest of several OIL namn
Returning from tha trip DR. Edwln
6uarka professor ef history Of The
University of Chicago. will lecture on
Andres jackson.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
HENRIETTA IN ARMS
RsIsagugsd City Passes ThFouEh
Another uneyentfui Night
Armed Negroes
Arrested.

auskoree Ca. ilec - Hsnfyesta
passed through another night of gave
apprehension Of attack from armed
banda of negFoaa that rad been seen
IN tfe slctnity of the mlulnK town,
AdEicaa re0assad ~ Al early hour thla
m0rnlng. however, indicated thAt
uhiie ths citi1ena wsFs armed and
yisslant 10 kttsok had hssn attempted
on the part of the blsess inrsslsed A.
tise lynchiag Of James Gardsa. negro
TUESDAY and it IL expected that b. 20
dag TIE situation wlll hAss rsAofsd
Etae n0rmAl
Dursng ths daytime much Of Tire
ane&siuea had passed away but eth
tie ApproaeAof nishtfsll the situation
tscame even more strained than ca
ths proceeding night slx nilss east
q town 1t Tire junction q the u q.
i q. . pAftF q uegfDxs uers located
Assistant chief of police Grant IIud.
alaason, oi Maakoges wh0 was in
town and ~ DoughrFty mounted On
horselAck and rsconoitsrsd Ia tie
aafk they could not asceftAin Ito
number sf nparoes
AuslAfm sigma hAa nesn arranged
and ths towa = systematically guard.
Ell TIE people Of hsnfyctta are
rsady 20 glse q wArm fucsptina for
any ASA lAntk
Kfaggefatei ram0rs. u al kinds are
being circulated about and theg Al
add 20 The disgusting situation.
Yesterday aftsrnoon i've negroes
heavily armed with pistols wipches
lsn and knives. wsfs arrested b.
sheriff Rolaftson and taken to Ok.
malgee
While 10 tie midst II telephone
eonvenAtlon wifn Nussngse persous
teu o'c.ocs AT night TIE man Oh tho
lisnGystlA sue a Ire line suddeatiy
exclaimed. 'lIoli on Hold on Tiers
TIE alarm signal snd hanging up
tis fcciesef sas gone
FofAt time it was feared that tFoaulr
~As started bat later communication
mlth thr balrAgurcd lsNn proved thaF
tie alarm sas false une caused b
the explosion o. tofpsdoes tn the
egtskifis u tHs fown.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
HUNTER CALLS MEETING
Chaifman Of Republican State Com
mittse Calls for Meeting
January 5.

GRghrs ukla.. Lee 11 Charles T.
Hunter Chairman u THE Hepubllcan
stAts COMMITTEES calA meeting Jan
II A. Guthrie % discuss time and
place fof holdlus t1e State Conven.
ton Tor tie election oi delegates q
TIE NAtlouSl Republican Convention
TIE question u tie primary or con
rentlon sysism q selecting delegates
vii Also be discussed
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
NEGRO LYNCHED
Citizens oi Hsarystia Take Law \
Their Own Hands When Ne.
gre Kills white Man Ia
Geld Blood.

Hsayetta IS sofked up 20 a hiFh
state u excitement a. the result q
tie lfuching Of James Garden a negfe
Ca Christmas eve Garden Killed
bert Bates IIverrman Ia cold blood
TUESDAY Afternoon Decaues tie latter
muaId aot lst lin have lJsrss and
carriage ANA ia ts0 houfst TIE negro vas
dang Eiing a. tie end ~ : rope. and
his body sas flddled eitu bullets
Thsfe sas but lite ceremony atoat
TIE lfnehing of.0afdsn. After killing
hates GArien uas diSarmed By John
WHsaa and taken bo the city ial
whieh "a frames structure and not
capa6ls o. standing a seigs
shortly before dusk TIE IaI vas en-
TERED by ga ofgan.rcd mob Garden
vas dragged oat aud as he begged fof
mercy rope sas placed afuund hia
neos and be- sss pulled AID dragged
te . teiephous poie iu the heart OF TIE
village The reps wAs thrown over
aus q TIE CROSS ham ~ Tie pole aud
lhe negro was pulled into tie air
Tie borriAbIe discovery sss then
maae uat tie lyucher lad forgotten
o. ne tbe ucgfae's hands. and the on
lockers were shocked t0 see The stFug
gAus nan reach ap and grab the rope
wuRh sas sttaBsiiug him and ty t6
ascend lt Ills reief was short Cor
one Fl Tile lFnc'4ers paiied = gun aud
a buffet found is wav lute tile negFua
hade
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
NEW SENATORIAL CANDIDATE
M. L. Turner VIII Try 10 Succeed
Gore Ia 0kiahoma.

Guthrie. Ok. lee q Friends d
y. 1. Turner. u Oklahoma city sAy
that BE vii enter Tire rscs for United
states senator Against senator Corr
t~o yean hsnee. Mr.. Turner wAA tlse
candidate Tor Tie nomination ln ths
Democratic primaries last sumnef
when 0oFs and 0wen Were nominated
and although he entered the contest
only slH weeks before tie pflnasy
election. he received aore uAn 81.
ooe votes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
ENTITLED TO TWO JUSTICES

Guthrie peo 10 opinions toesy
tH response % inquiries, Attorney
asneal West holds that under the
Oklahoma laws onlF towns Of more
than $50 population are entitled q
tuo Justices " The peaee, although
that whefa there are Two Justices IN
toNu. one elected faF the town and
The other faf the township adjoining
TIE one elected Ia tie town has ex-
elusive Jurisdiction Of cases arising
there
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-02
BUFFAOES ARE DYING

Guthrie. OKLA Les. z One baf
fAio Ia tie Wichita farm preserve
died totsy sud others afe sick stats
NetrinaflAh ealllcutt las been sflef.
ei there to Investigate tie cause
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
NsH=s NEGRO PREACHER
 IS IN TROUBLE
2

(. x. AloQre, a negro preacher, was returned 10 this city yesterday by Sheriff C. NJ Philpot to answer charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. He was arrested at Wa tonga, Ok, and Sheriff Philpot wen
 there for him. The Information was filed against the negro by Pros ecuting Attorney w D. Jones at the request of various persons, who charge that Moore aeeced them. It is alleged that Moore came here some weeks ago and sold number of town lots, which he said he had on sale at Ferguson, Ok. It is charged that the lots do not belong to Moore. He is also accused of representing him. Fself as a promoter of an Improvement association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28

Hope DOmestic--A 36-inch bleached
 Domestic, regular price 10c; only 10 yards to a customer; g to F o'clock Monday ..............1o yards 75c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-28
BEWARE OF CONTINENTS FOR CATARRH THAT CONTAIN
 MERCURY,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy- sicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney < Co.,, Toledo, O., contains no mercury, an dis taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Ca tarrh Cure be sure you get the gen. unine. IL is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney X Go. Testimonials free.
 Sold by druggists. Price 7oc per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation.