Indian country.
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ton only extends orer but does no! act ~"h'H The
Indian country.


n5-The Board and f:ierds Of the Far "es
Seminary are determined thai tho name shall not
be the only thing done towards a college IN AR
kansas; they arc reso'ute in their movei1en'S ""'
quito harmonious in tloir conccr; OF action, "c'h9
determined that the stigma of uneducatcd Arkan-
sas shoIi no longer be cast upon her.


No obstacle. and they havo encountered many
both of temporal and political nature. de-
ters them from their laudable efforts 10 raise a
standard of education in tho western ENDS OF
the Garth, 10 which many shall flock 10 learn wis.
com. They ha,o so far been very jndIcous in
their plans and acron, and We sincerely trust
that they will continue to 90 guidciby Judgment.
and ultimately have the satisfaction Of knowing
and feeling that they have conSecra.ed ground III
Arkansas that shall be truly classic.



the Rev. c. Washbournc, is now on tho eve of n
tour through the United States, to spread the
knowledge that Seminary is begun in Arkan.
sus, uuu " vi
good and thorough classic. sien,lic, and polite
education, their aid. This gentleman has OBJ.
,aiuoL in this City and vicinity abou; 5000, in 4
few days; auJ we hope his success here will prove
an augury of greater TO come, that he may re-
ceve liberal donations wherever he may CO.
'Tis time that Arkansas should stand as high
m nj f,f intaIloctunI o1y sIf n,I
does in hospitality, and other virtues which are
known, far and vide, 10 belong to the State.
Success 10 tho "Far WeS, Seminary" and honor
be to the originalors, and Ie! Arkansas abundant.
y reap of the seed which they are sowing.


G5-Chares Jackson, who, is in favor ofthe un.
conditional lit Grafton Gov. Dorr, ia elected Gov.
ernor of Rhode Island, over the present incum.
bent, Fenner, the regular law and order candi.
date, by abou: $50 majority.


The underslgned having closed his connection
with the Arkansas ln,eigencer, and being dcsir-
GUS of setting his business connected with ii, wish
es 70 make known that Mr.. c. D. Pryor is duly
to settle all his business.


GEO. W. CLARKE.
April 26!h. 1915.


The great match between Peylona and Fashion
las been definitely arranged. The intention to
mako post stake has been abandoned, and the
match is now between the two rival champions of
he turf, Mr.. Gibbons Fashion, and Mr. Kirkman's
'eytona. The race will be run in May, over the
Union Course.


A. a largo and enthusiastic meeting. held at
It. Augustine, al which the Vice President Of the
Republic, presided and Mr.. Kaufman, lately ap-
ointed Minister to the United States participated.
many of the most distinguished men in Texas
we're present, and expressed themselves highly
lon sol with and strnnnlx in favor of tLn Annoy