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MOTHERS FRIEND

Viii overcome all Ills peculiar to the
period preceding Childbirth, and will pre-
pare the delicate organism directly in-
volyed for the final ordeal. Mothers
Friend Is not an internal cure-all, but
scientific IMMINENT approved By medical
authority and established By years of
successful use.
Sold By druggists fo- &. Valuable
book, s. Before Baby Is Born" sent free
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postoffice department that there is no evil
dence that the posal service has been In
terfered with; that. officially, the postofice
department has no knowledge OF Tolbert,
who is assistant postmaster at q fourth
class postoffice. and therefore appointed
by the postmaster and not by the depart
ment. The postmaster Is the wife of Toll
bert and as she Is not fnterfered with the
department officials say there IS nothing
to show that the department should act
in the matter.
Toibert called on Postmaster General
Smith today with view TO securing some
action in the premises. but was told Of the
conclusion Of the department, that there
was nol1ing Of which It could take cogni-
zance.
Charleston, S. c., Nov. 1s.-Governor
Ellerbee sent this reply TO Tolbert's tele-
gram:
eff you return home I Will give you all
the protection in my power. 1 don't rhink
it prudent for you to return until the ex-
element subsidies. W. H ELLERBEE-
Washington, D. c., Nov. H.-James W.
Tolbert has received Governor Ellersbee's
answer 20 his telegram asking whether the
governor would afford him protection from
mob violence in returning 10 his home at
Mccormick, g. c. The governors reply is
regarded by Tolbert as practical adnts-
sion that the governor cannot afford him
protection and therefore, 4; is said. it is
not likely that he viii jeopardize his life
by returning 10 his home in the present
state Of excited feeling.
Up 10 this time no definite plans with
respect to the prosecution of the partici-
pants in the riotous proceedings against
J. w. TolOert have been decided upon.
The fact hiatt TOlbert is the assistant post
master at Mccormick and not the post
master, may have an important bearing
on the case. Assistant fourth-class post
masters are not recognized 10Y the law as
0 GERS of the government, they being APP
pointed and paid by the postmaster. IN
the postoffice department they are reoog-
nized as miscellaneous employts. Assist
ant United States Attorney COchrane. from
the Tolbert district, has been ordered to
Washington for conference with the Of
hcials of the department of justice and
upon his arrival here tomorrow the whole
South Carolina situation will be gone over
and a line OF action decided upon.
The case of r VI. Bunting, United States
commissioner at Wilmington. S. C. is said
to present none OF the difficulties which
have appeared in the Tolbert case, and it
is thought that instructions will soon be
given the United States attorney there TO
make a investigation Of the facts, with
a view to beginning proceedings.
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TWO LIVES.

Upon the
strength and
condition OF an
expectant moth
r. depend not
only her own
lie but the life
and perfection
Of her child.
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KEMPToN KoMEpY Ko.

The Kempton Comedy company opened
a three nights engagement at the Craw-
ford Grand last night, presenting States
Evidence" a drama that was well re-
ceived b ythe large audience. The COM
pany is an unusually we'll balanced one,
and is much better than when here some
time ago, when it was considered good.
The specialsies were far better than those
generally presented by repertoire com
panies and require special mention. Miss
Goodrich sang an illustrated song that
was a decided hit. Her voice is remark
ably sweet and clear and carried the au-
dience by storm, being doubly encored.
Miss Keough, Mr.. Dawson and Little
Ruby in their specialties were more than
pleasing. Tonight the comedy entitled
1.-THE Mysterious Mr. Brisk viii be pre-
scented, and there will be the usual mat
inee Saturday To the performance to-
night ladies will be admitted free with
each 3O-cent ticket
The following program viii be given to-
night in Garfield Hall for the benent Of
the Young Peoples chapter st. Johns
church:
Sketch-"A Pah Of Lunatics"
r. walker
He-Leland Webb.
She-Lulu warrenton.
Reading-''The Duel" from Under
the Red Robe" Wyman
Leland Webb.
Autoharp Solo-Melody. ........H ern1arson
Virginia Claire.
Readfng-'Sands OF Egypt Olive Logan
Lulu Warrenton.
Cell Scene
Chamber scene-'Romeo and Juliet.
................ .-....-.. --.-- SndhcspcdIe
CAST:
Romeo Leland webb.
Frisr L,awrence........E. NJ. Parker.
Juliet Lulu Warrenton.
Nurse Virginia Claire.
Autoharp Solo-Fantasie-. Louis ,Melcher
Virginia Claire.
One Act Plsy-''In Honor Bound"-....-
Sidney Gundy
CAST:
Str Geo. Carlyon......E E. NJ Parker.
Philip Graham. LELAND Webb
Lady Carlyon.....Lulu Warrenton.
Rose Dalrymple. Virginia Claire-
scene-Home OF Sir Geo. Cariyon-
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GIVES AGt ALDO 1HE LIE
American Chaplain Has seen His
Rebels Ni-treat Prisoners

Mania. Phii.7gine Islands. Nav- i1--In
IRE ~ Ermi1it-a last evening. during
which laa American so.0e-s worked salez-
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FOUR YEARS Fighting
Results in the Defeat OF
Charles J. Blanchard.
IS SENT TO LANSING
Five Years for Perjury in a
Memorable Land Case.

Guthrie. o. t. Nov .17.-(special)-After
four wears hard. constant struggling
against the remorseless ediot of the la"
Charley J. Blanchard, United oIaIeS
prisoner from Oklahoma City, mas been
taken to the government prison at LeaV-
enworth. Kansas, 10 serve sentence OF
five years for the crime Of perjury. thus
contradicting the boast OF his sympa-
thizers that. though committing many
crimes. he had never been in the inside
OF a penitentiary. Blanchard's crime was
81 connection with the contest for a Valu-
able tract of land adjoining Oklahoma
City on the northeast and known as the
Ataywood addition. 1t was a bitterly
fought case and Il was evident that one
side or the other was engaged IN Wnole-
sale perjury. Il was charged that the
courts were overrun by a gang Of profes-
sional witnesses and that Blanchard was
rbeir leader. Under the direction Of Hor-
ace Speed. who was then United States
attorney. a swarm OF special government
agents was sent to the vicinity and in
due course OF time the result OF their IN
vestigatIons took shape in the finding OF
a score or more indictments involving
some Of the most prominent OF the early
day settlers. Among those indicted was
Blanchard and he was tried, convicted ana
sentenced. That was four years ago,
since which time his case has been game
OF battledore and shuttlecock between
the supreme court and the lower court,
his attorneys and friends taking advan-
tage Of every possible device to prevent
the fufIlment Of the sentence. How they
sought to make il appear that the action
of the New York legislature making it
unlawful 20 receive any more federal
prisoners at the Brooklyn penitentiary
acted as pardon for Blanchard, was told
in the newspapers only a few days ago,
but Judge BurweH swept away this con-
tention by re-sentencing the prisoner to
the LeavenWorth prison.
Blanchard's removal was 70 ave been
effected Monday but as a final resort his
attorney went before the probate Judge
of the county and secured a writ Of ma
beas corpus and the deputy marshal at
Oklahoma City telephoned that he had
missed the train. Marshal Thompson
thereupon directed Deputy Heck Thomas
10 proceed 20 Oklahoma City, take charge
Of Blanchard and escort him 10 the pen
itentiary. dlsregarding any order that
might be served upon him unless signed
by justice of the supreme court. It is
said there was a slight demonstration at
the depot in Oklahoma City by his friends
TO prevent the taking away Of Blanchard,
but Thomas had his Winchester, which
Overawed any possible attempt at force.
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HORVOODSIANDSUP
FOR CAMP N|kOFF
Continued from First Page
THO LOCATED THE CAMPS.

far better cared for than they had been
in the civil war
WHO LOCATED THE CAMPS.
Washington, D. c, Nov. 1.-THE adju-
1ant general of the army has furnished
the war investigating committee a state
lnent showing the authority upon which
the camps occupied during the war with
Spain were selected. Il shows that Cen
eral Miles located the camps az Chicka-
manga, Ca, Fernandina and Miami, Fla.
ana Camp Alger. Va: that General Lee
selected that at Jacksonville, and Cen
eral Merriam that at Camp Merritt and
that the other camps. except that at Tam
pa, were located by boards OF officers. The
report says that a permanent camp was
never contemplated at Tampa but that
troops We're sent there preparatory for
embaTkauon, on recommendation OF Cen
era, Miles.
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II. 900 PAID WANTS

In the Eazie during the year 1877
This Is the largest ever printed Tn
one year b. any Kansas papss
The Eagis reaches the people
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Cowley county did exceptionally well
election day. In ISs Leedy received IN
Cowley county 2.215 votes, Morrill, 3s20
votes. plurality FOR Leedy % So. This
year Stanley received S.07 votes; Leedy
50 votes. plurality for Stanley OF -
votes. making the change n favor OF the
Republicans ir two years 81 votes.
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Annapolis Nd, Nov. 1s-Past Assistant
Engineer F. II. Conant. United States
navy, died OF pneumonia a. the naval
academy today.
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Land Company. II. NJ. Dubois, Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 293.)
WARRANTY DEEDS.
" T. Frazier to n. B. Elsea, lot 49,
Cleveland ave, Matthewson's 4th
Bunneu and Emo Inv. co. 20 Oscar
Nicholson, lot So and 10 # 80.
Lawrence ave, Greiffenstein's add. 300
L. w Clapp 10 Mary J. Denny. one
third int sw or sec 15-2s-1e; lots go.
go. 234. Topeka ave. Stafford and
Wrights add $500. ..--....-..--...- Iooo
c. c. Keller to II. F. Sturhann, two
third int sw or sec 15-2e-1e.......... l
John r. Parsons 20 Thomas f. Pres
ton. lots los and 10s. Emporia ave,
English's 3rd add ...................... go
0. l. Hamilton TO Gertrude Donnell,
lots 341 and 3i3 Fourth ave, Fer
relrs 2nd add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
C W Morgan TO Minnie NJ. Stokes,
that part OF Shumans res lying
back Of and adj lots TO Chicago
ave, Shumann's add .-.........-..... 20
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TRUSTEES DEED.

~ = IL -
Frank HaEerman e. al - % s II.
Knep7le. lots and 2, Fannie ave,
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SHERIFFs DEEDS.

SHERIFF DEEDS
Sheriff 90 Keene Guar. Savings bank,
lots A.. 4s and IS. ex 40 f., Water
Sheriff 70 J. T. Frost one ninth Int
lots 3 and and hf NV or sec
4-as-9vy . ........ ..............
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NE sss5FlElO REGulAToR CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
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The following program viii be given to-
night IN Garfield Hall for the beneht Of
the Young Peoples chapter st. JOINS
church:
Sketch-"A PAR Of Lunatics"..........
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REAL Estate TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H VI. Dubois, Abstract
or, Court House. Phone 293)
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oSigned) JAMES W ToLBERT"
Concerning the claims ~ interference
ALL he postal service. i Is SAID al the
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
GAS COOKING STOVES.

Inc following is list Of names of few persons using
Or GaS Stoves, and the amount Of their bills for the
past thirty days:
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

1t is according to the eternal fit
ness Of things tor Gen, Fitzhugh Lee
to be the governor of Cuba under
provisional arrangements, No APP
pointment would give such complete
satisfaction to the Spaniards and
Cubans, to say nothing OF other
people now living there His con.
duct while consul general showed
him to be man gifted with di-
pomatic qualities of the highest
order, He is evidently to have
some high position before there is
complete settlement Of affairs,
and that of goyernor.general OF
Cuba is the one in which he can do
the most good, Montgomery Ad
vertiser,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

The battleship Texas, in the
present war; has proven that she
was not only one Of the best ships in
the navy, but that she had as good
gunners as the world can show,
Before the war she was always call
ed the hoodoo of the navy Spanish
navy now, and it was thought she
would fall to pieces when her large
turret guns were hred-but she
didn't. Now it is to go to the
Philippines and take the place of
the cruiser Olympia, as flagship Of
Rear Admiral Dewey May be in
the irregular course of events she
will have a large share in the set
tllng Of the Philippine question,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
COMMISSIONER SONERVELL.
He Holds Quite an Interesting
Court OF Examination
at His Office.
}. A. GROUNDS HELD IN BOND,
Some Moonshlne Cases All With
Pleas OF Guilty Heard
and Adjusted.

Yesterday Commissioner Somer-
veil held quite au interesting ses-
sion of an examining court at the
federal building, there being seve
raj cases against men for infrac-
tions of the revenue laws.
]. G. Stewart aad j. G. Nolen
was charged with purchasing
mountain dew" whisky, knowing
it to have been distilled at wild
cat distillery. They plead guilty
and was held in bond to await the
Federal grand jury.
7. NJ. and ], W. Keeling hauled
corn and fruit to wild cat distil-
lery and they we're upon the car
pet for so doing. They put in a
plea of guilty and made bond for
their appearance at the Federal
court.
r. H. Davis had sold corn for the
purpose of hayiug it converted into
bug juice" He proved that he
was innocent as to the use his corn
was to be put to and he was dis
charged.
W. G. Bright and Ike Davis was
charged with furnishing corn to an
illicit distillery. They entered a
plea of guilty and was placed under
bond.
D. A. Grounds, the man whom it
is charged, impersonated one, Eng
lish, and drew his pension for the
past three years, was up for inyes-
tigation. He had Scott & Jones to
defend him.
1t was known that Grounds and
English took a trip to Texas from
Hampstead county, some three
years ago, and Grounds returned
to Hampstead county without Eng
lish, but had Englishs pension pa
pers. Grounds went into another
county in Arkansas, made the
proper oath before a magistrate
that his name was English and got
the pension money through this
channel and kept up this false
swearing, so it is charged, thus
drawing $36 every three months for
three years. Suspicion became
strong against HIM in the neighbor-
hood in which he lived and the Off
GERS were put on his track with the
result that he was arrested and
enough testimony was introduced
Yesterday to show that his real
name was D. A. Grounds, and that
he impersonated English and drew
the money.
Grounds is well known here by
Mr.. A. M. Gibson, R. B. Williams
and several Hampstead county
people. He was tried in the Hemp
stead county court at one time for
murder, but the grand Jury cleared
him.
Grounds did not introduce any
witnesses as he had none and the
commissioner placed his bond al
81 900, to answer at the next tern
of the Federal court,
We learn he is a man Of family
and stands well in his ne ghborhood
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
OUR FIT SOLDIER BOYS.
Our City Full Of Them and
They Look Fat and
Well Kept.
WHO FURNISHED THE CORN?
The Looks of the Soldiers Shows That
Hard Tack and Bacon is the
Stuff for Diet

Last night tho Iron Mountain
train which arrived here at $40,
brought in a squad of Captain
Haywood's company that has been
in camps at Chickamauga and at
Little Rock since their enlistment,
and who are now here on thirty day
leaye of absence, expecting TO be
mustered out of service when their
furlough expires.
The long shed about the Union
Depot was crowded with lads and
lassies, mothers and fathers of the
soldier boys.
Each and every one who was at
the depot expected the train to
bring in lot of living skeletons,
from the tales being told as to the
treatment the boys received at the
quartermasters hands, but they
were no doubt agreeably disap-
pointed, for when the train rolled
in the steps and platforms Of the
coaches were filed with our home
volunteers, as well as other soldiers
who enlisted from Little River,
Sewer and Howard counties, all
with their knapsaCks, haversacks
and blankets strapped to their
backs, and a better looking set of
soldiers we never saw. Not a
shabby one in the lot, or one who
had the appearance of being
starved, and this reminds us that
hard tack and bacon is a pretty
good diet after all, if it will keep
men in the condition these soldiers
show.
The BOYS were soon in the arms
OF friends relatives and sweethearts
and such smacking and hand-shak-
ing we never witnessed before.
Those who came in said the bal
ance of Company L would get here
today or tomorrow, and would then
proceed to look up some useful en-
ployment as it was understood that
they would be mustered out on
October Is.
The following is list given us as
those who came in last night
Mark Maxwell, Joe East, Homer
Bramble, private Surgeon Pope,
Crawford Rogers, John Smith, Joe
Harwell, Jim Benner, Wa lsworth,
Scheller Farland, Castillo, Ingram,
Fulmer, Sheldon, Manning, Wood
son and Worley.
Now that the boys are all back,
with their u S uniforms and accou-
trements, we ask the citizens tC
give them a supper at the park
some night next week and let them
put up drill that our children
may see how our soldiers look in
marching order.
We are proud to see the boys
home and also to know that each
and every one looks better ant
stronger than they did before they
left.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

MIR. James e. FerrelI, of Burnt
House, W, Va, has discarded all
other diarrhpa medicines and now
handles only Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy He
has used it in his family and sold it
to his customers for years, and has
no hesitation in saying thatit is the
best remedy for collie and diarrhga
he has ever known, 1t not only
gives relief, but effects permanent
cure. 1t is also pleasant and safe
to take, making it an ideal remedy
for bowel complaints. For sale by
Smith Drug COMPANY.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

The Reliable
Jeweler and Money Lender OF Texar
kama is
LOUIS HEILBRON'S,
Watches, Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

The Emperor of Austria has the
sympathy Of the whole world in the
loss of the late Empress to whom he
was most devoted. In bis first out
burst of grief he said ut seems
there is no aflction to be spared
me in this life" Indeed, he has
been unfortunate in losing nearly
all Of his relatives by violent deaths.
Such Affections come alike to the
prince and peasant, to the mighty
and to the weak
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
THE LADIES

The pleasant effect and perfect
safety with which ladies may usa
Syrup of Figs, under all conditions,
makes it their Gavorite remedy, To
get the true and genuine article,
look for the name of the California
Fig Syrup Co., printed near the
bottom Of the package For sale
by all druggists,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

i0z A bargain for cash, q desirable
seven-rOom residence, within four blocks
OF Broad street splendid neighbOrhO0d,
Property in perfect repair.
Io3.-A four-room cottage on College
Hill for less than cost OF building. owner
wishes TO get money to put In business,
IoI.-For sale, at n very low figure, a
4O-acre tract Of farm land within one aud
one-haIf miles Of the city. VIII sell for
one-half cash 20 reliable party, and ol 4
bargain. Come quick II you want this
property.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

100 For sale, at big bargain, brick
business house on East Broad street. IN
midst Of business center. Fairly well
rented and In perfect repair. TO party
wanting a substantial business property,
this Is fine opportunity TO secure II. VIII
exchange for iirstclass black waXey farm
lands situated In North Texas Lamar,
Delta or Fannln counties.
Iol. Small farm two miles south OF the
city, fairly well improved. Spring OF good
water on place besides u good well Of
water AZ house. About half Of land fenced
and under cultivation, A bargain for
somebody.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
NOW Novelties

W received daily at HElLBRoN9'
Beng ,,arters for wedding and Birth
day Presents
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

You eau get free lunch daily at
The Chic saloon from 10 to II a. m.
Fresh beer on tap at all hours &C..
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16

Everything up-to.date al the
alace prpg Store fountain,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-09-16
MO- TIL: RS
Read What CUTICURA REMEDIES
Haua nnna for Skin Tortured Babies.


MY little sister had cow-pox She suffered
terribly. Tried everything, no good Scabs
came off with her Clothes she was raw all over,
CurIoURA SOAP cured her IN three Weeks
Mrs. ELIZA ROYE, 1919 4th ST., Wash, d. @,
Our little boy had Eczema in the most hor-
rible state. His face was full of scabs, and
parts Of the flesh were raw. We used CUTI-
CURA SOAP and CUuoURA (ointment), and
in one 1Ceet he WdS as good as eUer.
Mrs. J. G. FREESE 800 SO. 1st ST., Brooklyn
Noticed a very red roughness on my boys
face. Doctors did no good. After using one
box and half of CUTICURA (ointment) and
CuTIouRA SOAP, he is entirely cured
Mrs. w. G. LOVE, 1918 Wilder ST., Phila., Pa
MnTuEpo TO know thst9 warm bath wth cgEI, I
CrSicuRA pu cst of emoen skin cures will afford IN.
sont rcoG pcrmt rest and sleep and point to speedy
cure, and not to use Them ia to fat In your duty
Sold throughout the world, POTTER d, 3 9, Corr, Solo
prora pnsion. All About Ba0YS ekh, oeap hRu,teo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1898-07-15
Senator Proctor
speaks on the War at ThanksgivIn &
Service In Rutland.

Rutland, July 1l.-At Thanksgiving
meeting here Sunday Senator Proctor
made a speech in which he said: We
are in the midst Of war, but there are
things worse than war. There are
wrongs which cannot be righted in any
way yet devised except by force The
American people decided that the long
continued tyranny of Spain in cuba
must stop. and the only way To- make this
sure was that her flag must leave that
island This war is the result Of that
decision.
There were many in high places.
many men of intelligence and wealth
and business ana political standing, who
asked almost in the words Of Cain, Am
] my brothers keeper? and the people
answered not hastily, but, after hearing
and considering the facts with patience
and long suffering, Yes, you are and
more TO the extent that We will not
longer stand idly by and see our brother
man robbed and stabbed and murdered
If it is in our power to preventit.