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A-1 NEXT MONTH: Elbert Hubbard by Cornelia Hickman, Single Statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory by F. F. Lamb i Foots and Factions Jtnonymous Perhaps. dTBEI In IN Phv 'JLLr 77? ff jjpjelai)d Tf MagaJbe Edited by RALPH RICHARDS Vol. I.

FOR MARCH 1902 page CONTENTS: The World of Politics 10 I Review and Comment Upholding the Principles of the Dominant Party, by Hon. A. C. Scott, Pres. Territorial College of Oklahoma.

From the Standpoint of the Democrat by Senator Hugh P. Farrelly: 5 9 From the Socialistic View Point by Fred D. Warren, Editor The Appeal to Reason, the greatest American periodical devoted to Socialism. Correspondence from Indianapolis Jin American Citizen, A Story By Ralph Richards. The Early Frogs, Poem By Harry Eijward Mills.

Social Status of the Negro In Three Parts, Part One 4 'The Past" by Capt. A. M. Wilson of the Famous 23rd Kansas. Pardons and Paroles By Hon.

W. E. Stanley, Governor of Kansas. The Shuffle, A Poem By George Town. Western Railroad, Railway Progreff 16 Monthly Review Edited by Mark Pinkston.

The Indian af He Is and Ought To Be 15 The Department of Religiouf Thought 12 "The' Liquor Traffic, It's Extent and Result" Rev. 0. A. Newlin. The Editor9 Uneasy Chair 1 PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY 15he PRAIRIELAND CO.

Fort Scott, Kansas COPYRJGHT 1902, BY RALPH RICHARDS..