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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-06

Who are il jured by the use of coffee. Re
Gently there has been placed in all the gro
Gerry stores new preparation called Grain
o, made OF pure grains, that takes the place
OF coffee. The most delicate stomach re-
cetves it without distress, aud but few can
tell it from coffee 1t does not cost over
as much. Children NAV drink it with great
benefit. 10 cts. and 25 cts. per package.
Try 1t. Ask for GraiL-O.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1899-12-06
Never to Fail.

Think of perpetual income, so much a
year or every haf year, or every three
months during yolr life time - always.
Under all circumstances so much money on
such and such days christmas or birth
days as suggestion). Survivorships in
sured Our Annuity Rates are in process
of change increase in price) and are only
quoted subject to immediate approval.
National Life Insurance Company OF Yer
mont, s. s. Ballard, General Agent, Opera
House block, Montpelier, Vt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31

ton in military science. The First regi-
ment, now entitlHl 10 twelve companies,
win be changed to a regiment of nine COM
panies, three companies to a battalion.
The maximum number OF militiamen, ex-
elusive Of cadets, allowed under the laws
fOklahoma, is 500. Just before the war
with Spain there were 565 enlisted men.
The new companies will be composed of
from A to 4S men and will be located
as follows: Guthrie, Shawnee. Pawnee,
Perry, Ponca City, Kingfsher, Newkirk,
Enid and AIva. The Alva company was
formerly the best drilled company in the
territory, but it has been without equip
ments for several months. This company
is to have excellent quarters for an arm
DRY. Colonel John f. Stone on a recent
visit to AIva. succeeded in arranging
with President James Z. Ament of the
Alva normal school for a room in the new
school building on condition that the ter
rltory equip a company Of cadets to be
composed of students in the school. The
cadets, however, viii be no part Of the
Oklahoma national guard. The depart
ment organization vii consist Of three
majors colonel and lieutenant colonel.
Two Of these majors and the colonel have
been appointed by Governor arnes. The
majors are Captain Fred L. Boynton, late
Of company NJ, Oklahoma volunteers, and
Captain S. A MeGinnis of the Rough
Riders. Major John F. Stone has been
commissioned colonel. The remaining ma
jor and lieutenant coonel has not been
appointed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
HARN N The FOURTH
Looms Up as a Lively Clerk
Possibility.
WEB DAVIS HIS FRIEND
How the PoStofice Contest at
KingfSher Stands

Guthrie, o. T, March 9o.-tSpeciaL)-
The runored retirement of W. F. Harm,
as clerk of the Fourth judicial district.
has brought forth number Of applicants
to fill the prospectie vacancy, among the
latest being Frank Hummer. former res
ident of Perry. The latter enters the race
equipped with a Webster Davis pull Dur
ing Mr.. Davis incumbency of the mayor
atty Of Kansas City, Hummer was his
private secretary and when the noted Re-
publican orator was made assistant secre-
tary Of the interior he remembered his
pirate secretary, who in the meantime had
engaged in business in Perry, and pro-
vided him with a warm coy place in one
of the departments at Washington. 1T Is
natural, though, that he should prefer
living in Oklahoma, especially with s. 5OO
year Office as an additional inducement.
Webster Davis, through whose influence
he expects the appointment, was the col
lege classmate and particular chum OF
Judge Bayard T. Hainer, who viii name
the clerk When Judge Hainer was an
applicant for his present position he had
a powerful support from the assistant
secretary OF the interior and his subse-
quent appointment was largely due to the
actie and persistent efforts Of Mr.. Davis
in his behalf.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
SOUND MONEY LEAGUE
Appointed by the Central
Councu Draw. TD Resolutions

New York. March 3o.--The committee ap-
pointed by the central council OF the Ma
tional Sound Money league a, is regent
meeting here drew I'D resolutions setting
forth the purposes OF ths league ard re-
port later has drawn up the following.
That the National Sound Money league
demands that a declarat0ry act % oon-
gress be passed making all bonds. ootes
or other obligations OF the United stafes
payable in the lawful unit Of value watch
is by statute a dollar made % gold. also
an act OF legislation giving the holder -
any note OF coin o. the United states ths
right 20 demand redemption under suifa-
BILE provision IN respect % ssassd.sry
cons o. Jess than one dollar each. in
said unit q value or dollar made q god
Or its uiultiples IN other god coins.
''Tiat 20 long az tire government con
;inues 20 Te-lssUe ia zotes % circulate a.
money. n elcaEBe fav7rs lsE.slatt1u - 80
,sbIsn a bureau q issue aad redemption
IN the treaury department IN zht0a sha4
be held a reserve o fg3id c7,a ia HaffI-i
amount . assure t1e prompt re<srrr. Dfiaa
% all tAe demand obligations q sac gov
eminent"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31

burn, of johnson and of the English and
American tories. !
Tenth, no orator or newspaper, or
preacher being a supporter of this policy
OF subjugation, dares repeat in speech
or in print any of the great utterances OF
freedom from Washington. of Jefferson.
Of John Adams, of Abraham Lincoln OF
Charles Sumner.
THE question the American people are
now considering and with which they are
about to deal is not a question Of DAY
or of a year, or of an administration or
of a century. II is TO affect and largely
determine the whole future history OF the
country. We can recover from mistake
IN regard 10 other matters which have
interested or divided the people, however
important or serious. Tariffs and currency
and revenue laws, even foreign wars. all
these, as Thomas Jefferson said, 'are bill
lows which viii pass under the ship But
If the republic is to violate the law of
its being, if it is TO be converted into an
empire, not only the direction OF the voy-
age Is to be shaped. but the chart and
the compass are 10 be thrown away. We
have not as yet taken the irreyocaole step.
Before it is taken let the voice OF the
whole people be heard.
IT am, with high regard, faithfully
yours, GEORGE F. HOAR."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
FOR PEACE CONGRESSMAN
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
UNLOADING THE DEAD
Remains of Santiago Heroes Trans
ferred From the Crook.

New York, March 3O.-The United States
transport Crook, having on board the bod
les OF CSC American soldiers and civilians
who lost their lives in the American
Spanish war, was moored alongside the
government dock nBrookIyn today and
the work of discharging- her cargo was
commenced Captain Buck, with company
/ of the Thirteenth United States infan-
try, awaited the arrival of the vessel. The
work Of transferring the remainder OF the
caskets fran the ship TO the dock Will
probably occupy the greater part of three
days, as the boxes are only swung over
at the rate of one every five minutes
When the casl1ets reached the floor of the
dock, they were put on a litter and car
red by four men TO different parts Of the
wharf SO that identification by relatives
or friends would be facilitated. Lieuten-
ant Robinson of Ohio, who went to Cuba
for the purpose OF identifying the bodies.
IS III with typhoid fever. He was removed
from the Crook 10 the Long Island COL
lege hospital. The wife of Brigadier Cen
eral Ezra Ewers is also sick. She was
removed from the Crook TO the Park Ave-
nue. hotel, this city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
COUNTY BOARDS OF HEALTH
Have Been Designated by Territorial
Boards of Health.

Guthrie, o. T, March S0.-(Special)-
territorial board Of health has designated
boards of health for the various counties
of the territory as follows:
Beaver. P. Linley, superintendent.
Blaine-W. r. Kelly, Geary; e. w. Van
Brunt, vice president.
Canadian-W. ]. Muzzey, Ell Reno, su-
uerintendent; H. Greenland, Okarche, vice
president
Cleveland-c. w. Newman. Norman, su-
perintendent; Robert Z. Thacker, Norman,
vice president.
Custer-Robert Mccullough, Arapahoe,
superintendent
Garfeld-G. w. Fairgrieve. Enid, super
intendent; G. B. Armstrong, Enid, vice
president.
Grant,. S. Wallace, superintendent.
Greer-H. NJ. Ferguson, superintendent;
G. P. Cherry. vice president.
Kay--W. D Ezell, Newkirk, superintend-
ent; H. w. Shaffer. Ponca, vice pserident.
Dewey-A. ]. K. Moore, Butte, superin-
tendent; Granville speer. Taoga, vice pres
ident. 4
King-J. A. Overstreet, fKingflsher, su-
perintendent: Charles Fisk, Downs, vice
president.
Iincoln-J. Evans, Stroud, superin
tendent; A. NJ Marshall, Chandler, vice
president
Iogan-E. o. Barker. superintendent
William Hatfield. Mulhall, vice president.
Oklahoma-Delos Walker, superintend-
ent; e. w Witter, vice president.
Pawnee-G. H, Philips. Pawnee, super
intendent; A. G. Newell; Jennings vice
presidents.
Pane-N. w. Maglnnls, Saltwater, su-
perlntendent; L NJ. Barnes vice president.
Pottawatomie-B. F. Hamilton, Shawnee
superintendent; B. H. Knowles, vice pres
ident. .i.5e
Roger Mills-J. P. Miller, superintendent
Thomas E. Staudifer. vice president. $500
Woods-L. R. Gamble, Alva, superintend-
ent.
Woodward. NJ Workman, superin-
tendent; L I. Munger. vice president.
The territorial examining board will meet
at Oklahoma City on March 81 to examine
applicants who desire to practice medi-
cine in the territory. The new members
of the board are DR.. Wilbur S. Hamilton
of Norman. and DR.. y. S. Russell of Ok
lahoma City, Who are appointed to Ill the
vacancies caused by the resignation of DR..
Harry Walker of Oklahoma City and DR..
J. a .Overstreet of Kingfisher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
MEDICINE BOTTLE BEL
Passed in New York Which Has a
Monumental Job in It.

Albany. y. Y, March 30.-Governor
Roosevelt has been asked to veto the bill
now in his hands providing that no drug
gist can legally sen any poison or medi-
cal Preparations containing poison unless
Il be contained in box or bottle, octag-
ond IN shape wit hserrated edges and
having impressed on it the emblem of
skull and cross bones. a violation Of
the act : made a misdemeauor The pass
age Of the bill has caused CONSERVATION
in the drug trade. It Is said 10 be part
Of a scheme 10 require all the druggists
IN The state TO buy q medicine bottle. the
design of which has been patented oy resi-
dents Of this state. This medicine bottle
design exactly fits the language OF the
bill No one else can make il. 50 that
The company possessing the patent VIII
have a profitable monopoly If the bill be
comes law. Il is understood that the
drug trade Is fighting similar bills tntro-
duced in other legislatures.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
HANDS OFF THE POST0FFICE
Is the Attitude ofthe Republicans at
Aingffsher.

Kingfisher, Q. T., March 30.-(Special)-
The bondsmen Of deceased Postmaster
William Mckinley met today, with ex
Delegate Callahan in the chair, and at
tempted to GUST Acting Postmaster
Charlie sMcKinley, who has had charge Of
the office ism echis fathers death, and put
in his place Mr.. J, II. Lowry. The former
postmaster, William Mckinley, was a
Populist, and all of his bondsmen, with
one exception, are disciples of that party.
The Republicans are keeping hands off,
recognizing that the appointment was
made simply on hte ground of relation
ship, and not wishing to in the least cross
the presidents wishes, simply hope that
they vii get their family quarrel $, tiled
without bringing the matter into much
notoriety.
1t is due TO Charles Mckinley, who has
really been postmaster all the time, to
say that Mr.. Beebe, postofTiee inspector,
has just finished an examination of the
office and states to the bondsmen that it
is in the best condition of any office he
has inspected for some time. Mr.. Beebe
will wire the facts to the department and
ask for instructions and in the meantime
Charles Mckinley holds the fort with the
best wishes of the citizens Of Kingfsher.
The story that Mr.. f. f Mckinley
c'cousin'O Of Guthrie had come to King
fisher to fix up the postoffice quarrel is not
true. He has not chen here, Is not ex-
pected, and it is given out that he Will
take no further part In the fight. The
trouble between Charles Mckinley and his
mother has been instigated by Populists
and Democrats, and they have both begun
70 realize the situation and win probably
have no further trouble if they are let
alone.
Also. when appealed to take part In the
row. Mr.. Flynn positively declined to have
anything to do with 1t at present. saving
that. as long as it was a mere family con
tention over a public office. he would keen
his hands off, but, If it should become a
question of the appointment of a Republic
an he would cooperate with the Repub-
liecans Of Kingfsher. The story thai he
was here TO consult with the people of
Ainghsher few days ago over the most
ofiice matter. IS also an untrue tale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
RE0RGANlZING THE 0. N. G,
hatters Movin% Forward Under the
New Adjutaut General

9ntaFie, o 7, March 3l.-ls0ecial-
with the infusion OF new blood in the
ad3utant generals Office the military az
Iaifs OF the territory are taking on q
brighter and more agreeable aspect. The
new sd5otont general, Harry Barnes. is
"eI equipped from a military standpoint
- comprehend the requirements OF his
position, and has the ability TO fu.fn them.
This inherent capacity. added to ais -ses,t
experience IN active service. is already
0e-Ag manifested In the recent changes
2iFsaoy instituted IN the military depart
me1' by the new adju,ant general and
IL IS Significant TO note that all commits
stoned officers hereafter 20 be appointed
VII Re required 70 pass a strict exanlna-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31

scandals are now I'D to Mr. Corbin and
the president How is Il and why is II
that in their mismapagement of the army
there were asa deaths among the Killed
and wounded and SIT deaths by disease,
while in the navy there were Dut y
deaths among the killed and wounded,
and not a single death by disease? Let
us turn our attention to our own aHalrs,
and make il impossible for politicians ana
horse doctors to disgrace and destroy the
army in the future.
without any training at West Point
General Miles offered his life for the IN
ion in 1861. Every step and every degree
of promotion was won on fields OF battle.
and not by court favor at Washington
Today we see Lncoln's major general IN
suited and repudiated by William McfNln-
lev for telling the truth about the peer
trusts. A government that loves us sol
diers more than IL loves the beef trust,
shou1d know that living cattle could FOL
low the camps easier than hungry men
could carry refrigerators. The diseases
and deaths in our camps demonstrate That
something was eTiminaliy wrong. " oe
unto you scTibes and phariees' nypo-
critics for ye are ike unto white sepul-
chres. which indeed appear beautiful out
ward. but are within full OF dead mems
bones and Of all uncleanness. - Matt q.
Witness the abortion and miscarriage
IN the case Of Schley and Sampson II
was Schley who discovered Cervera, ana
IL was Schley who destroyed bis 6eet.
II was Miles who brought Toral 70 terms
of surrender. and It was Miles who con
ouered the Spaniards in Porto Rico almost
without the loss OF a life.
Pagan. Corbin and Sampson, who were
never near a fight. are promoted and re-
zarded. Schiey and Miles. who whipped
the spanIards az every turn in the lane
without sacrificing our ovn soldiers. are
discredited and slandered. Is this var, Or
Is this politics? Is this SPANS sense of
Justice. OF Is this Americas national
honor Let the memories q Jackson and
Lee. Of Grant and Sherman. answer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31

csally announced. bus Sir Julian Pauues-
fote viii be enc Of them and the other
may be OF even higher rank than snhas-
eador. IN Gaze the continental powers &C.
lect fhsr foremost men. Great Britain. s.
a. understood vii nksNse select fFeus
those who have been ministers % foressn
affairs ard heads % cabinets. ia fhaf
event. "a Is s1rnisef in unofficial f'tit
trs,etu-ars hy quarters that SIR Jai ans 80
sociafe 81 the congress might be Lord
Raeeherry. Who beaded the Liberal min
lstry when Gladst9ns pst aside TIE cad
srefrfB
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
JUDGE IRWIN ARRIVES
Att Reno With Ills Family; Operz
Court at AraDahoe Xyadues5or

n Keno, Q. 7. March S0-(Special)-
Judge Clinton T. Irwin and family arrived
N this city last night from Elgin. III.
Before leaving E,gin the judge was ten
aered a farewell banquet by the Kane
toVnty Bar association. at which time he
was presented with q tine old watch as
u slight token of The esteem in which he
is held by the good citizens Of Kane conn
~ The judge vii lopen court at Arapa-
noe custer county, Wednesday morning.
Anru =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
SERIOUS
,ooaauusd from First r4ss-J

pending negotiations. The events tasi
have occurred are depl9re6 mainly becaliss
they nay ineuence ppblic opiaioa ssveras-
y 70 the policy q c1iltivatlaE Eagiar'ds
friendship Il IS feared thsy msy give o.
casion 20 8 suspicious and u1szfT'2stf'sl 7o.-
scy % Ire pubic 20 apGruach fae govern
rpent With the arst srgi,s q its rap2Fa9cll-
raent Win EngIans ard -hc Cuitad States
on ne oshs- hans. - lrciiIsfson exists 20
go-ra a rrszla tuTe fsaEu1era o. fhs a-rioa
Of ADMIRAL KRutz and ths BsiltsA end
Arner.caa ofsclals-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
HAS ATTACHED THEIR FARMS
westerhaven's Widow sues the ZeIt.
ncrs for sic 0Oo-

Bowling Green, Ohio, March Sa.-Mrs. E.
Il Westerhaven, whose husband was killed
on saturday last by John and Paul Zelt-
ner today filed suit against them for
$1,000 damages on account of the death
% her husband She has sttac the
farm q the brothers. The sheriff today
sent 70 the Zeltner homestead and secured
ammunition enough 10 stock a small arse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
REGENT BLAkE'S POSITION
VIII Sign school Warrants Till the
Courts Say No.

III Reno. o. T., March So-Cspecial)-
Hon. c. 0. Blake. president of the board
d regents Of tlre Territorial university. re-
turned yesterday from Norman Mr.
Blake says he has clear conception Of
The law governing the expenses Of the
board, win continue TO sign orders as he
fore, or until test case is made in the
supreme court He says it is shame
ana II would be q disgrace 10 the terri
tory il the institutions of learning were
smut down on account of there not being
sufficient funds available to run them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
CoIouels Mani Neun ..1

Washington, March Sa.-P-esldent Drey-
fos Of the Louisville Baseball club Is in
Washington eonferr5ng W1ih President
Nick Young in resard 70 the schedule. He
Is endeayoE1ng 20 have the woe by winch
me schedule vas adopted recansi5ersd and
a telegraph or mab vote taken in order 20
permit the playing q sunday games az
Louisville.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31

already received by the Associated Press.
Itt saws that the rebel faction advanced
into the town and began occupation IL
was then determined by the commanders
Of the British and American vessels 10
lombard the villages occupied II au-
nounces that four British sailors were
killed This dispatch has been cabled -
Ambassador Panncefote here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
BROUGHT IT ON THEMSELVES


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,,..eI... rra.n i..- HarsehsI LAM.

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sfs nrw French bs7k Marecaai I-aanss. =
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-31
fxIRADITIoN BETWEEN STAIEs
Docs xot Mraa ExtraaitIon .Hetwesn
Territories and states

Chicago 1H. MARCH s-JudEs Jenkins.
IN the United States circuit court. today
decided thar ~ishln inc meaning - tha
constitution = territory l. nos properly
state. snd re,eas~1 Charles =. CHAMPION
ca a wf.t 90 hsbeas corpus chanbio'.
was charged aith shipping ioffsry tickets
into t1e territory ~ Ssw sAKiee Cham
piaa was arrested IN ChiesFo 90 q NsrrsHt
eating Tor bis removal 70 Tsnra.
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