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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10

Tes+ proposed extss~s1f - tre Gee /.
Nor1re.rg railway er>-8 Huron = p -
t1e tFack A3iss country g attracting e~s7-
s1,iegahs@ zftEatfea - She cites ar yssxa
whlca te@ TIRE - Gkesy - TSass TIE t5F a
ws1 - kaawn IS go DssasG southern.
aGE rs TsssIt@ F~8% rSs& - from S-3Esyv.
:4-aE @ +-a SC4t~ern - - sfaE r
r71-.T. tAf~te tsrte.Gr - born = ls~ssga
}foziEts7 a~8 a@rVsS s'7AFses Nix cfansas~s
20 s-s-f'e Hse.nt $50 fhH VI = rfEar r. .
<rhe Hsc5-zfty o, WN@s5~-. wae-w z 49, ryaxs
t@e TgvW~ s-to tSs rZark HIS country
A Ire wS 40 - AEzs5t fFon i&rxs~n
IS-1sas-A Eon Horne ard CaA~'~z sx
Eog.n t}%s e1ar @ct1~E VII - Harer Re
- 80 - SSa~2fz river s~oss3n &
Az 81 e ses" t-axsS 80 Al&zk =
pres a. sraE s.,n ga
wrNuzgIE.g-ER, e,z~yser. removed - So
FIRST avs-ae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10
~e@H@e@e@e&Hse~eNea Xxx e~H~H~e~e~e
LOG CABIN CUSTOMS TROUBLE IS OVER.


.hec Canada
Il bosded liquors what alleged Be
would
the City offs
heretofore existed between the
a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10
Federal Court Notes.

An order for dismissal OF the case % Z.
X Stracer. as receiver az The Bennett
National bank. IF New WhateoIn, vs. Hen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10
S14OO.

Good E4gst--ocm house; terms easy
monthly iastallrseuts L. desired
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10

DR. ANNIE RUSSELL. gynecolognt.
6; Hlnckiey block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-10

Wr>UNIE1-EK, esrvser. removed % So
FIrst avs-ue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
Railway Statistics Fer 1885
shaw Pra1t IN FreIghkz-
Passenger Business Returned
Only S3ss, s92, 7s2-
In 4 TOTAL EARNED
Of 81 ,s3S, 523, $50, By 81 Per
Csat q the Roads
Freight Earnings Paid the
Operating Expenses

Chicago. Apra 4-The tataL <-usz
earnings 9f the railways II the CuItzfI
STATES TOR the Ezar ending June 80. 1898.
amounted To q 2ss2 5z.ss $50 an increase Ct
sII6. a.. 6gz over the gloss earnings at
the previous yzaE- Operating expenses
during the same period we're SSH IA AEIS
an Increase OF s5a. 7I6 6s4 Net earnings
amounted &c PSI as. Al ucrzaze CT
Sod. -I6. gIS. Dividends paid during the
year amounted Cd sG5. gg5. gI5. an increase
OF Sd ssg. 93- over the sum distributed n
the previous vzar-
These figures ara ralxz1 from tina pre-
uEuiuary report or Prof Henry G Al
ans. sr4Eist1cia1 u the Interstate cum
MERGE zuu1Tuissiou- They include the re-
turns made "a the commission fr0In T20
EnGss- Win IN azE-agzEz2 111ls-zA-z7 0E Ill
sssi niles. and ara believed ID ACCOUNT
Tor the aHruLn-z and expenditures dr AT
least 81 Der cent ct the total Operated
railway mileage Ct the Z nIre15 SEIEas.
or the total g-gss earnings freight Is
erasfaEztt with sS74. &6a. 4S- aid passenger
business s::ss:i2 3D. 81 Freight Cuttings,
therefore, more than sa1sf the operating
expenses 0f the roads The passenger
earnings Der mIzH 1f line for the year
were SSS6. an Increase OF SIG over
1887 This vas the best showing which
Gas been made since 1894. when 1851 d
nile vas repOrrzef The freight service
earned Ter nile - So increase Ct
s524 over the previous year n 1888 And
1892 the roads earned respectively s449h6
and s.. q46 Der nile Operating expenses
Ter mile amounted II 81 AZ Al uEreH.sG
CT $3.50 over 1897 The 1Ceue from GU
Grating ger mile was 8, $50. III Increase
sf s34g over the year previous This Ii
the highest percentage CT earnings per
mile Recorded since 1892, when a.. 4g4
vas earned
The total income sf the operating
ALWAYS altar taking OUT operating sZ-
leuSeS and aiding income from u1lEzCzI-
Laueous zourees. vas s4ti6. 80. 10 The
total Deductions from this income IL
Guiding taxes. were SD. L39- 202- and tia
az--rsgaEa Of dividends declared vas
S56. a95. gI5. DeffzIcEE1E these paEu1eT1Lz
fruu1 the azEre=zE@ income shows That
the razI7v4Ts gained i surplus from %
zr4-1ous or the year amounting ID 81
604 4s9-
FrgE Adams. commenting On these
figures. says that they show 4 return
CT 1rCEUerrry u the railways II the
United =G4E=7 The facr that operating
axueuses did not increase II proportion
ID the increase IN szrUss earnings Is. he
SAYS. 0E graf significance 50 Eac as the
market V9IiIe CT Ea1WsET Sticks and
railway bonds Il zuuceFneft- E1r rsHIl7vsE
securities ara much mere sensitive u
the financial showing CT 4 eorporaEou
rh4n ID the amounts paid as interest IN
bends or AS dividends On Stocks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
VERDICT Il READY.
Ccuu-51sa NzEsd 20 Hvzs11gass
AgricuI1ucaT Coueg= Eezz1z

Governor Stanley Lieutenant Cover
C1e house u1er Al g clock Monday At
-zrIuCu Al the governors GfTlCe and AZ
lU1uLs=f1 the t5IIOWlng committee E-um
r1e legislature Cd hlWesrigaEa the
charges Against the regz1L5 ct the sL4Ea
Agricultural college,
Senator r 2. u Ard EapLblIcad- Re-
public county
SenaE1r G Il Lama Republican.
" 1Ct1sOn county
Representative L L Wise. RepUbiL-
cal E-zEIo. COUNTY
Representative Tan EIa1uelIy Ez-
publican Labetra county
zIreseE1ra-lI-a T G E-1G5zzrz- EcpI1-
LIST 5firEheIL eGUurT-
This GgmUiCLzs Is Appointed with =
view co the special fitness of TIE maEn-
1ers I'd accept Governor =t41IeV's YER
efier thar T. " LLmhackar and q. 3.
LEHMAN members Gf the board af re-
gents Ut the college. PcpuIIStz IL they
are nave 1esu doing things that 4re not
II IIE1e with Rep J1E5IitssIa IDEAS Tor which
E1ev ara 70 lose their lof1s- This COM
r11lcrze IL ezpeccasI u aust these Two
11en and VII meet Il the EUVe-1ur5s
1fEl1-e uexr Monday to begin their work
or AZ Leasr u TX = tine when II VII
begin
The committee - authorized - AZ
point I clerk and 4 srzIIdE Ec4pher-
The expense Of the i1-FeSC1sgEElGu VIII
o. paid Erum the guweEuar contingent
E1I1C
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
@AFm EEPERA
SIzernz Ca- Rates IN the West A-=
q Ea EzGucsG

Chfcaru H. April 4-SIeepiug car
rites IN the vest ara ukzIZ e De r.
1ucsd as i result CT the latest move OF
President Hill Of the Great Northern.
N cutting Esd from the charge CT L
berth rum st P4ui TO the Pacific coast
L Ii evident tee. from the expressions
af WeSIaru passenger OL4ICIaIS that Chere
VIII BE- no g-eaE amount Of sOrruw Il L
reduction Is brauEhE about It & the
general opinion that President Hi has
gune out u EE-11r C1Iz sleeping car COM
pau1GS. and II Is agreed thar 10 ralIr0aG
official N the country - N 4 oeErar posi-
u1uu % 10 50 gr would pun Up i stronger
dE1E
The prophecy that z general cut n
western sleeping CIR raras VIII De made
X based On Cne conditions existing be
tween most Ct the railroad cur1ualIes
and the corporations which have 1er-E1s
for sale Few transportation cdr1raulas.
Of the vest at last nave contracts " IrI1
the Pullman 1T Wagner guupa1y 7ru-
viC1HE for any s1aCa OF the profits from
the sale OF 6er-1S- They simply hs4E1I
the cars and pay SC much per mile Tor
E1e privilege the 4-guu1eE1r heinz thar
E1e extra acc1u1L10E latI6u INCREASES rF1es
sale Of t1ckRES- The contracts 71r--Fv-ffTe4
however thai the sIeeuIuE car corr1usEEI--
must uIalxz IL rats a low a. 4uE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
FUNERAL SERVICE
Held Fcr Victims Of the EIndsur
E1seI Era

NeW YORK April THE work Of sssarr7-
NJ ne cillT1s OF the Windsor huczI hass
r-iliit-fL The cguECacrur thinks there Is ~
At.-Il1tA remnant left n tie ruins.
ne uoC II me Known dead unW 1i1ru-
Gers 60Ery-TVe several uar-su71ss s3-zz 4r7rF
missing 80
--Ils1E=s55lVe memorial sszrvIcss were asId
e41e lt-i4i OF me " fH1ssOr nBtzL fra The
-1-L1Et-l vas 1Aie4ft EIEtI friends and rzlst-
les OF pf-rzSI15 Wf10 3er1st1esf IN the ir-
AID Ws55 df=sura1s1 viz tfesvers
- L. rartzzE Morgan. rector Of ma
cflIIrci1- 1fficiar4f Win rIIes eIfl sr1r1I5,--7
choir Of the church = lr1orrr-Fr nome ~
lie ooileS WIS or14zgnE me church,
the service being fr1rffessi fI7- n rI5 -fis-.-f
q me 1re hdvever they lied and rrIlfsrIi.z5-
y l1t -4le1E 05Gf1E5 srz1GuaE rsIasz r-u-
cDV-f@tt qE among those HI -1--ff-e ~ -vrft.lr
VS. Lusf the re1IIac Offices TOR me 5festrf
sp1tA-1 tlld slI1g- me 1rucssHiuTz
de1-L-I1E AZ the beginning IA ne aisle -
t14oW the clergy u begin rtFrsz 1fTfcsa Iss -
cEIe altar --Fs-- y
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

Dr. kiln1srr the eminent physician and
Specialist hasf attained n rr-f4u1ztE
reputation through the discovery ana
marvellous SUCCESS af STan1p-R set IN
purifying the blood and tnsrsby cur
ING chruntc and dangerous Diseases
caused by sick Kidneys. Ct which scrus
ct the symptoms are given below
Pain II dun acne Il. the sack or head.
rheumatism. neuralgia. nervousness.
dizziness. Irregular heart sIeepIessuezs.
zalIow complexion. pi1upIss, bEatzhes
skin troubles. dropsy. rrtrasfI1rY. Ioss
Of ambition abiigzG ID pass wanar often
during the day and e get up many
tines ar night and al farms az kaltuey.
Bladder and uric acid troubles
Swan11-Rasc Il sold BY an 5aaTsgs. In
drry-cezzr or due dollar Bottles Make a
noea dr the name. STAAIP-ROOT. Dr.
kllEue-5 Swzmp-Rset and Remembers
Il IS prepared only by Dr. Eunnsr q Co.
Binshampe8n- N z
The great discovery S-van1r,-E7ggr h,.R
oee11 tested ii SO many ways. IN hosufrs4E
work IN private practice auourx rIis
helpless c1c poor 70 purchase relief. and
has proved Sc successful IN every case.
that 4 special arrazzzzz1eur has been
made BY which al readers CT the =zar.
Journal who have not already tried IL
may nsva d sample bottle zs1t ahs8-
LIxreiZ free by mai post-paid Also a
beck falling mora about Svzn1r-R1nt
and containing some af the thousands
upon thousands CT testimonial letters
received rruu men and women WIG arvz
Their good health, N fact. their uzrv
lives, I'd the wonderful curative orouer
Ties CT SyEaTnp-RGor- Be sl1re and men
uoH Topeka Daily STATE Journal ws1s.s1
SEEMING your address g Dr. EiIrr4er Il
Co, Binghamton. " z
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
THE NEW METHOD
OF BLOOD PURIFYING.
What the New Discovery m Medical SCI
Accomplished
The Prampe Way . whez Symptzuzz Shaz
>
The EMINENT SPECIALISTS FREE OFFER TO ALL READERS
OF The STATE JOURNAL

Fer 4 great many years II has been
the custou for sick peopIe u say Ny
bIGoG Is auE IF order Il heads purify
ing I rz4 al used up- Ny skin uesds
clearing Ny brain faaIs tired
They are rfszt1r bur DO they acr right
They g7zueraIIT 90 and gEt Laxative
Overwhelmingly u purify their blood
Does their bIaad run through their
heweIs2
Science has today furnished proofs
that All rhe purifying that your bia0d
needs m fact all that can be dune.
must be done by your kidneys
Al the aIoe6 II your body passes
through zour kidneys 0ncs eVary three
minutes
The kidneys strain or dIrsr cut the
impurities N the bI0o6-cha1 u their
work
Pur1fYtI ing Jour Blood Is not i question
CT taxing 4 laxative or physic-
Does your blood rIH through your
hGweIsZ
What the boweI-cIeaue- does Is %
throw ouE the pGisSns eanGued N YOUR
bowels ready fur absorption tur1 y1ur
bIooG- bur the poisons which ara already
IN yaur bIaGd. causing your present sick
ness L leaves there
There Is 10 other way ct purifying
your blood except by means af your
kidneys
When you ara sick then no maEEar
what you think the name OF YOUR dis
ease Is. the first thing YOU should 20 Is
10 afford AID % yuur kidneys by using
Dr. EfIr7erss Swaup-Raot the great
Kidney Rauef1y-
In taxing SW4up-Roor YOU dG0rd
natural help To manure, for Swau1p-Raor
Is the most perfect healer and gEuEle
aid 70 the Kidneys that Is known to
medical science
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
TWO MONTHS YET
Before ths Wet Season- Whsn Mud =
Xmas Deep In TIE Fmppne2

Washington. April 4-Wa- Depart
E1euG Officials look upon the wsE Saa=OEI
II the Philippines As HIxzIT ID 6e an inI-
EGErzE1E EzzEE11rz- II 1cE L decisive I4cr1rr
IN 1erar-z1iZ1iElsy the character IT the mil
rz-T movements during the uaxE SIX
u1GuE1s. This period OF rain and storm
u 10 new and 1nErizs1 danger fur tina
E11E7I STATES troops WErE II the
trenches ar1u1d Manila through much
Of the worst part Of the var season last
summer Maj. Simpson, ehieE 0t ChE
olIrezEI1 CT military Information vas
Eheu III t1e staG Of Gen Creme and
learned from experience n0W Ear this
VET Season 4Ezersst the health and c9n1-
tarL u the men and retarded u1iIIr4ry
Operations Generally 4k1uE he SAYS
11eu WEra ID IN their k11eaS n mud and
wEzzr during July and AUGUST when
CUR trenches Wera drawn around Mil
La Eur WniIE this was i great per
=Hna1 ElcnuVanleuea IT G1n not eause
any material increase II the sick rara-
AbGI1E THE worst 1zarure vas that the
stretches CT CIazI11ires made II uexL IL
IMPOSSIBLE To eX=siIra military opera
ul0us i large scale The vet SEASON
does nut begin, As L r11Ie- u1El J111fs,
50 Il Il CTC months Until Is ELECTS
VII O. seriously f=4E- April and My
gaE1ec344y Gan1e uuCeE the mead 0E EE1e
act SEASON wnicn I1sr preesttes the
aCenctiI1g razuS beginning N luna
The hottest weather IS II NAY. Al
Though Il never goes ABOVE l10 degrees
Gradually Ibis I1Gr-ES L-EI the heavy
rains and E1GIenE sturrs 1T Tu1a- the
wet season lasting for SIX months The
season does not come On abruptly, our
- Z gradual transition until every
thing - n L condition Of soak
Last zIIuu1er the first expedition ct
CuIEaG SEalas Ccuops landed about JIIIT
I and 6y LhE TINE the wer season Wis
val Under wy The men WEra sent
mro the trenches for c7venr7-f1ur hours
and UE1e1 relieved N this way Two
regiments would be moved up every
morning md EGr that day and uiszt1r
would 5EauG n TIE kues-6ezp rain and
mud
Bur Il would have 5esn difficult u not
impossible II rEEVa kapC Troops exposed
u SUCH e0n1iEICus for Ii eZrzuL1t=.1
tine The Asr1r haEtzry WIS one II
the bodies serving during part CT the
rainy SeasCu- Capt March one OF the
officers Ct the haErsrY- vas hera re-
Gently md n spanking CT the SICK rata
during the =easGu. SAID that L vas kept
down q ! per cent This - considered
vary low aVen Under favorable girCI1ITI-
stances and < c48Eu u Offset some It
the serious reports IS u the af1atzE CT the
WEE season This low SICK Ca-a Is II
part 4E1rfoIrzr1 ID the strict Sanitation
enjoyed 5V the American E8rgeS Nj
Iari4 and typhoid 450u1Gs. 50 that our
rruGEs we're made u t-fuk 1aiIett wafer
Mai. Simpson says that al tine cid
C1e u1alar-a CT typhoid ASSUME Al epl-
GGKuIc farm
II Is the general belief that Cen OTIS
VII eonapIe1a ms present campaign be-
c5re C1e WeE season opens and EonfiI1=
MS Efforts aEtzr E1aE u holding Tie
ground 41rsal1Y Won keeping u COM
uII1lIcaLlOnzs. protecting lis Ga1lxS ed
waiting f1r The dry season To give LII
another period OF active operation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

eoE1peEInE- eou1pauy On this clause
sEzu Depend the furure CT rAEEs tar
ber-ha
car equipment President Hi rad not
q ask anyone befura he announced the
r=11-E1u-- HIS rate from 81 E3u1 u
TIE Pacific coast hereEZtzE vii BE SI1-
The r1E7 from Chicago II ST P1uL 81
= ID, making q EataL sleeping car charge
Ct <Z-50 from this cry to the coast The
GEa-EE 6y any OF the EEez running
through Missouri river EzEaEzsyz Il SI5.
4 difference II sz58 Il viii De seen-
Therefore, Eh8E the SiesEIlsS car COM
rHuieS' rates from here ara higher than
az VIZ OF the Great Northern That
the Missouri river lines viii demand
reduction under their contracts Il G
ce4rstI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
CHAIRS OF GEOGRAPHY.
Oxford and Cambridge VIII Esrsa45er
Teach tia ScIsaca

I.au6fun April 4-AIthOugh the British
me world where 50 little Attention IS paid
70 the science ct geography, aid until 1nI
the Universities df Oxford and OF CAM
bridge EaVe not only had no chairs or
CsIa,.ssess az .zaag-H3hy but nave only qIIEe
reearCIT fT1cIIII-e41 tie rz4G111S IL sa0gE4-
1IIy N their CfIr-1c11uLu-
This 1ezlSEL IL however 9D0lIE 70 &c
repaired 1v Oxford. Tor N cGuTuucf1o1
win the cgTIuGfI Of the loyal tIs=aE-i2 meal
society. II Is HOW e=Ta 1l1ssl1Iuz Cyy7 e1iLzr5
OF yea E-aZ1E1v, having their 1ez4Gt4l1slE-
r7z4-5 IN rETtz old A=1m0feal building, the
fiIrisfs being provided parity BY E1e geo
E-3T,g1iCaI society AMI parity 1T me uni
VTssTsfrv flse4E Ezieu professor Il - nave
an 4sssisrz4E1t reader 50 there VIII D. yr7c-
EieaIfv ueucef0rrd 131r teachers G1 ga5-
z-a9IiT which = cover eVaF-T 5rz1C1 IT
me SCIENCE. including cIiTuACoIGgT-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
GIFT TO SOLDIERS WIDOW
Ms = g Cooper Whose husband
1laG In Manila. EemamasrsG
hE E1a Ella

Kansas City Kan. April 4-WYan-
IaCta lodge No 449, Benevolent and
Protective Order OF EIkz uf Kansas
CITY E4u- Saturday night made L ELE
Of IS u Ms I g Cooper OF Ness City,
kan
Mrs. C0Oper'S husband went u Manila
Kansas regiment He was the arr1dCer
Of the company and WIS we'll liked by
al the Kansas City Kan boys who
form The gou1Pa1y- He died ct small
poX L few days before the first batrIe
with the F'iIipiuOs- The gift was made
4 the recommendation ct z = McFT4r-
land chief CT police N Kansas City
Kali Tor whom Cooper Wurke1 II Ness
City several years a-u-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
HoBNOBs WITH MONFYBAGS
sscr=Sary Gage Entertained By New
YORK MIlzouaEsA

New York. April A-Seereta-y of the
Treasury Lyman = Gags was the guest
CT honor al 4 dinner given Al Sherry 3
last night by the diresrGrs ct the 5ank
If Manhattan ID celebrate the enc hun
dretIEh anniversary CT the funding Of
that company under Il. cl1arrer obtained
by Aaron BTrr- The dinner was given
tG the presidents and some CT tE1e d1EeG-
tors af the different st41a. national and
savings Banks and trust companies OF
this city Covers We're laid TOR ZOE
guests
There were 10 set speeches and 10
E8aSts.. Among those present were sen
EE8r Cfau1cey NJ QepsW, ex-GzoE9FuGr
Levi P Norton Samuel =1Ga1- zL-Ses--
ret4ry Of the Treasury Charles :. Fair
child, Andrew Carnegie and James T.
Hill
SECRETARY Cage vls1Ezd the zub-CrezIz-
ury N the afternoon LaEer he SAT-
down 10 luncheon N the Lawysrs' club
VIII 7 PterpGuE Morgan eZ-SecrstaI-y
Of the Interior Cornelius y Bliss and
several New York bank presidents
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
LAND OFFICE OPENED.
Mss Barnett Il FuII-8Iccd GIRL Gets
the First Crsek Allotment

M11scoEee 7 T. April Tn aecoEczA-1ca
win the circular notice di41ei March :,
1888. the Eawes commission SaLIl11L11ly
Cryzz1e+I N this ruw1 Al Office al which
c.ir1zaE1s Of the Creek aa1zDu and Crs=e-2
freshmen whose rights % etT1Zeslssf11p dE4
ur1q1Iesriursl- may select 10 4cres Or Izt-1n
frnI1 the Creek dGraaElI- as Dr3V1i=ft ~ ne
rules AID Eae711ar1OnS u1it41e q ne
uzEEy OF ne Interior Under the pr77V1zioEls
OF c1Ie Curtis Let
Judge " IIIia-11 N Springer. OF the I M
tad s5EztuzI eatIrr Introduced Mss susan
Barnett a beIfIE1f111 EI1.l-1lcds1 CEe7-s IL
dian szirf ID the members 1t tie e0LuI1IIs-
sion As she vas tie first person . come
before the esn1LI1Issiou N lss3- xf1t=n lf1-3
were enrolling the CrtetA-+ 7r-t2.Lz4-aEF - -
first auHGnenE- $50 acres OF -11e 1E1t55C Dot
tom LaT1d N the Creek Maroon 71e Sc
quarter ILIi the vest sue-E1al1E aE TIE
southwest quarter 9L SECTION . l1NilsIllp
N range east Mss Barnett pr-e=sesT1C-
81 Nv he commission Win I o@zalLElIL14l2
lT15-e4s-=z-f e-7T7tseI- signed FE- tie CON-
mission =f4oElr1aE the definite IOCaE1Du 1r
her lands. II the Absence 1L my cgtlIs=sIza
THIS land VIII De allotted u Mss 6ztr1eEE
N tee simple
Il = es51r1a-eI raar 4 crowd u s-eea pea-
uIe 4re here n reference u C1e4C d-10U-
br-rI1ltlr heir c4raD CUNTS win them The
ea1nE1IsS5uu issued c1ra5- 111T111=ref1
fr1rn one up. and the persons holding the
lowest number Of the cards viii IT cozrs+-
make their selections d-sr- E7yei1EZ one
persons received certificates 74EIIEflY
They rauresentetf ssve1rv-ssven persdns-
This was good progress when Il > con-
sitIer7d IEI55I II = - -
5tauElT- There ara L5.lO9 Cra@A L-1fili11ls
and Creek freedmen wnos ara eE1rlIled %
allotment
The u1esnbers Of the commission present
were- Eams BIZbY- acting chairman
Thomas 2. Needles and Archibald I Nc
Arraalezneu1s have been made u have
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF the Seminole ui111n1
and the E-asz11E II me La1u mo LIE-te
classes begin H an early CtaEe- 4 Corps Of
surveyors. Under the direction u the
Dawes commission VIII leave Auscozae
fur uar-Qn L I1T Two
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AHARFEST OF DEATH.
Five Man Lose Their LIVES n One
Day az Accidents IN Joplin

joplin No April 4-sFapItu and vlcirI,-
~ were Eha zcaue OF five Casualties yes
czrcta.Y. iva men being killed ~ nine
accidents and three BY L eave-u II L
sewer =xcaVat10u-
The sewer victims WzEe WIli8u
N=iberger Ocro Mzuisch and y aItzr
Euu1 They win twenty 1t1er men.
we're working n aacruw sewer GIrC1
zevzuCz=H fear Zeep- AbGuL 3 O'clock
cte loose dirt began Gazing tram Cne
sides ct tie 11rE41- IN 1ur-1Er days min
E1E for Lead had been done IL that local
EET and the 44--r WES loose 4 load GE
pOles lad been ordered BY rI1e GsnLracrBr
aid while the men were C1n2eriug p
the sides OF the GiCch several C0us OF
loose earth cavzd IL bUryDE Bum and
1Iiz1IsCn completely and covering Nzsz11er-
gar I'd u the 1EcE- IL Cf the men Vere
Standing up. the di1ch Being less rhan
three taer wide Two other u1eu guC
aTTr Win sIig1C wounds Rascuers began
working 1Ece- and the pICe8us AZ
peaIS CT NAlbergar E1r reIief FASTENED
the work
1erEers father walked ID and down
along the narrow dirch- encouraging the
men u hurry and dig OUT MS lying son
But the imprisoned man soon lost cen
dug out L took nearly SIX hours work
u ger the bodies out af the 5i1eH
The first nine accident IT the daT &C.
CURED 4oG1E 10 O clock Al 1Ee oE the
Perry hines Il Lone Elm L nile North
vest II Joplin Dennis Ca-uean- L
miner starCa+i down the sf1act 70 repair
the pump. h had made L ruDe zIirsE
which he hung ONO the hook where the
hosting Cuo y usually aCr4chaft and
sIar-zsI down, standing with lis Ezer II
this sling
The rgpe became united soon altar be
sEI---f1 -GW1- and he Dropped u the
bottom OF the shat L distance CT 10
EaaE Both legs were bruAz1 and eyFls
arm zar-u from IL socket and MS RIBS
we're crushed II HIS INJURIES r,ry,vzet
EzEEzEI ETV1 hours lEEEzr
John 4 smith 4 miner working n
The Pa III nine vas killed AZ noon
~ falling Eruu the hoisrfrz r7I1
while being hOIsIzI sur IT The shaEr At
the uGan hour The hosting rear zr1t
OUT Of order and Let the ITO t1r-8u s45oT1-
TAN EaszE The Iar k10clzaI smith 11Ir Ct
the tub and 1a Ea4I 10 the bottom CT the
shat 4 distance II 81GUt 1IzrrT feat
LIS rIg11L side vas crushed II. al If MS
ribs oeInE Broken IN that side h died
ABOUT > O'clock
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EER I'd Is O.
SUI 80 e
GIVE FLAG
TDPE 70 1S
Or JOY

6zss1- Tie 5ee6zr even gave ne II and
v1uGers how 7 ever ETeL
- 7 7vrrsr. 6.r Mrs.. PfuEhan's ad7zc=
a. Lruz. Mzzs.- and tack a=r uesizcI-1e
and bs.rau 70 rzs val 7 tick several
Ecr1I.s CT TIE CGu7szuz5 and used the
SanarTTg y ASH and ean truly say that
I al cured You wgulG hardy know
ne. Z An feeling and TGclzng 50 well
Ida Z Pfrkh1mS VsyeGa5I= Gem
pound made ua what 7 III 7-Mas-
: T S-TCE- al MECHANIC ST.
CAzDEE, y =
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JULIA ARTHUR LOSES
cou-+ Esfuzaz q EnIoin A Ezzuau
IN Ter ntzrzsG

New YORK APRIL 4-T1rizt. St1var- Of
the supreme court sitting II BROOKLYN
handed down Il decision denying t1e az
pIicaCion made BY Benjamin ? Cheney
husband CT lula Arthur for Al fr151Ir1c-
riGn restraining II Eavr-s41 auT "
J Davis from permitting any eanaDauy
except Miss Arthur from apuaari1sE N
the Columbia EhEHEEr. Cf1tczzu N rI1tz
E0Tr11E1E beginning TesrarrflHT Mss
Arthur had gone 10 e-l1fcazru with her
company II anticipation CT a favorable
decision