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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
SHERIFF M0RRISON'S FIGHT
With Outlaws who Wounded ~ m
and Z he'd Two Deputies.

Cloud Chief. o T., June Elm a run
ing fight in the Caddo country near the
Wichita mountains Saturday. Sheriff Neal
Morrison was fatally shot and two Of his
deputies were instantly killed by Two es-
capped outlaws named Casey and MCGEE.
The two men were prisoners st this place.
Casey being held on a charge OF murder
and Niece for horse stealing. They have
been unruly prisoners ever since their In
generation and have been closely guard
ed. but finally succeeded in atlaying sus-
picion and escaped Saturday morning. hut
were closely followed by Sheriff Morrison
and two deputies They made for the
mountains. bat before they got there they
were overtaken m IN ambush. They frst
fred and wounded ths deputies and in
the running fight that then ensue8 the
two deputies We're killed and Morrison
wounded 70 death. There is large posse
after the two men and they viii 81 cap
tured dead or alive. There is intense ex-
element here where Sheriff Morrison
was greatly respected Casey IS brother
Of the man who killed .he marshal a.
Oklahoma City q few years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
TWENTIETH KANSAS IS GOING
To the Oklahoma City ReuniOn-The
ROueh Rider Esadges

Guthrie, o. T., June 27.-The Times
Journal has the following on Governor
Roosevelt's reunion itinerary: Governor
Roosevelt and his party will arrive via a
special train Sunday night without fail
and he will remain until the forenoon Of
July 4. This information is official and
the further fact that the Twentieth Kan
sas will arrive in the same train to the
number Of about 400 is now made public.
The regiment viii get together at Law
renee, where their coaches viii be at
tached to the Roosevelt train and arrive
here with II. Z. J. Johnson returned this
morning from a trip over the roads in
Missouri and Kansas and he reports that
wherever he was there were large num-
bers Of people who reported that they
would be here without fail to take in at
least one day Of the reunion.
1.-The advices that have been received
from the Rough Riders since yesterday
indicate that there will be at least 400
that will be here instead of 30 that were
first expected. The badges for the
Rough Riders were received yesterday
and they are in the form of keys TO the
city and each member of the regiment
will be presented with one that viii en-
title him to everything that is going"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
THREE THOUSAND lNTRUOERS
On htowa and Somanche Lands-Tust
Go or Re iecfetf

Washington. June 37.-Colouei James II
Eantiett. agent for the KIowa Goa
anehe and Apache Indians ~ Oklahoma,
Is in Washington c1afe-riug Wl,h .he
commissioner of Indian affairs and TIRE
secretary Of the interior 81 regard TO
ejeosIns iusrudeFs en- the reservation ~
Gently ceded q the Units3 States colo
ueI Rsndiesr said tha, these tres77szcrs
numbered 2esa, aud exceeded the Indian
reputation Orders VIII he issued az ouce
81 compel the intru3ers &c leave tae cea-
e3 lands II they fau - do tbs within
Ter days the military so-cc AZ Fort Siu
Oklahoma Viii b called on te- s.s The
whites Be gan pouring II On tae cede5
-Gras as SOON as the act WIS "a ssea
r1,isying the treaty Tn6er recent cor
stglctioa q the act q Junc E. IKE sssrre-
Sary e tire interior Announced raas no
lands wouia Be aTaEas3e fcr mining az
settlement anth parE - ne lan1s rad
6eeu allotted 20 the Indians II severas.v.
aa3 .ashArs hEa been sat azlaa z. - sSss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28

DR.. R. T. Edwards; arrangement commit
tee, T. NJ. Upshaw. DR. A. X. West, ".
T. Parker; committee on entertainments.
Frank Carithers, Miss Alice Preuss. Miss
Myrta Cook. Miss Mary easier. Mrs. ].
P. Johns, Mrs. A X West. J. 6. Street,
Otis Hull; committee for reunion, J. P,
Jones, J. L Francis, George ]. Shields,
D. c. Pryor
There will be register at the Texas
booth in which the visitors from the Lone
Star State may subscribe their name and
places Of residences, and the president
suggested that every member Of the as
ISOLATION spend as much OF his time as
possible at Texas headquarters, and help
take care fthe visitors during the re-
union.
THE following members were elected:
w. D. Dean and wife, ]. B. Bowen and
wife, ]. d. Ford and wife G. w. Spen-
Ger and wife, ]. J. Rackley and Wife.
Charles Hotchkiss, Albert Jenkins, Mrs.
W. L. Alexander. John Burton, J. T.
Brown and wife, ". A Reno. Mrs. l.. T.
Fulton, P. H. Stein, j. P. Hodge and
wife c. L. Knowles and wife, Sam Bar
tell Mrs. Carruthers. J. s. Clark. z. \.
Jacobs. Miss Alice Preuss This makes
total membership Of 1O2 to date with
other counties to hear from.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
MEN FIGHT OVER A CLAIM
L.. G. w. Flemmlng SUITS Alex. at.
Peter Probably Fatally

Guthrie. o. T., June 26-At 3 o'clock
this morning trouble occurred between
II. G. w Flemming and Alexander St
Peter which resulted in the very serious
and probably fatal cutting of the latter.
The two men are brother-in-law, and I'M
til few months since were good friends.
Mr. FleTnming had made the race into the
strip and secured a claim but, It is said,
had some Cefect in his right to hold it
it was held by him without dispute to
his right, however until a few months
since when he secured ST Peter to file
upon 1t. After that time St Peter Is
said TO have tried to get Flemming off
the place in every possible way The
house was locked upon himself and fam
lily, and many auarrels ensued. This
morning a wordy dispute occurred short
ly after they arose, and some Of the
neighbors say that ST Peter threw rocks
at Flemming and attempted to club him
At any rate the men were enra ged at
each other and engaged in a fierce fight
in the process sof which Flemming cut
st. Peter with his knife with the result
stated heretofore.
Fleming was held by Justice Ben II
Riggs until the officers VINO were sent
lot Coulu arrive 70 ldht MIN INTO CUSTODY.
The cutting occurred on the Flemming
claim five miles east and one mile north
OF this city and in the western edge Of
LOugwood township.
Theh surgeons in attendance report very
little hopes of the recovery Of the in
jured man.
Mr. Flemming has always been regard
ed by his neighbors as a peaceful and
law abiding citizen and the shock IS
great 20 the community in which he has
lived since 1893
Justice Riggs was in the city this even
ing and he tells the Courier that the
county attorney instructed him 20 bring
Fleming 70 Ponca City where the sheriff
would come to get him to take him to
Newkirk. The attending surgeon. how
ever, refused TO allow Flemmlng 10 be
moved. claiming that his bruises and in
juries made the trip an unsafe one. and
he IS being guarded by Deputy Constable
Smith a home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
SURVEYING IN GREER COUNTY
ManGum Is to Have the Rock island
in Very Short Meter.

Guthrie. o. T. June 27-The Greer
County Monitor thus reports progress in
railroad surveying I'm that region: THE
coming Of the railroad is the all-absorb-
Ing topic Of conversation on the streets
Of Mangum this week Last Monday En-
Gineers Nix, Worrel and Shutz, acting
under orders Of Superintendent Parker.
began running a line direct TO Mangun.
Running southwest from a point on the
old line two and one-half miles this side
of Granite. they crossed Elm just above
the Rude wagon crossing. The route then
skirts the foothills this side Of the river
and comes out across Rev. Moody's place.
crosses the Mangum and Granite road
just east Of Mrs. Johnsons thence dag
onally across the farms OF W. F. Norman
and Henry Hoover. cuts a small corner
off the Bogard quarter and terminates at
a point about 80 yards inside the Powe-s'
lines at point just one mile from the
court house. Wednesday they returned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
FREE HOMES DAY PROGRAM
GaIusha A. Grow and Senator Petit
grew Expected 60 be Present.

Oklahoma City. o. T. June 2z-The
free homes celebration on Monday. July
?. will be held at the cotton compress
grounds. The exercises will begin at 10
o'clock a. m. Hon Sidney Clarke has
been selected president Of the day, and
the following gentlemen will deliver ad-
dresses: Hon. Dennis T. Flynn; Colonel
J. W Johnson, Oklahoma City; Hon.
Dick T. Morgan. Perry; Hon. r. q. For
rest. FL Reno; Hon. P. z. Ravens. Enid:
Hon. Robert F. NeT, Newkirk Hon. +.
z. Gillette. Ell Reno; Hon. J. r. Keaton,
oklahoma City.
Hon. Galusha 4. Grown OF Pennsyl-
valia the author Of the free homes ,aw
of 1S62. and Senator Pettigrew Of South
Dakota. the distinguished champion os
the recent free homes bin in the United
States senate. have been invited and are
expected to De present. Five OF the best
bands in the territory viii furnish tbs
music. A chorus OF 30 trained voices VIII
intersperse the prcce ediugs. Extensive ar
engagements have been made az the COT
ton compress for the accommodation Of
great audience
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
10 PRACTICE THRIFT
Duty of the Next Legislature
in Oklahoma.
WILLIAM GRIMES TALKS
Wants Rate of Taxation 10
Territory Kept Down.

Economy will be the watchwOrd of the
next legislature in Oklahoma"
These are the words of William Grimes
CT Kinghsher. leading Republican of the
territory and recently elected Oklahoma 5
. member of the national committee The
utterance was called out by an inquiry
from Mr.. Grimes by . reporter for the
Eagle. while the oklahoman was in the
city yesterday ~ his way home from
Philadelphia. ts
In reply to query as to the political
outlook in Oklahoma Mr.. Grimes said:
of course we viii re-nominate and re-
elect Dennis Flynn. But we are not
going at it in frse-and-easy, overconh-
dent manner. We are going to organize
and make rafting campaign"
What viii be the issues?"
THE good work done by Mr.. Flynn in
congress for Oklahoma. for one thing.
But I expect the opposition VIII want to
, fight shy of that proposition. and we will
meet them on national issues-on expan-
sion. Oklahoma is for expansion 1t was
born Of expansion. Everything that any
body has in Oklahoma today came to
them through the expansion idea, the idea
Of extending out, of growth We will
also call the attention of the voter to the
prosperity which the whole country is en-
5oying under the Republican administra-
tion.''
VIII the Republicans win the IegisIa-
ture?"
Yes. we will win the legislature
What, in your opinion, viii the next
legislature do?"
1T viii be actuated ythe purpose Of
keeping down expenses. I 90 not mean
to say that Oklahoma has been extrava-
giant, but what I wish to convey is that
with free homes given US and this big
wheat crop and widespread era Of
prosperity, the inclination Of legislature,
as Of the people, will naturally be along
the line Of extravaganza. What a Requb-
Hcan legislature will do. in my opinion,
is to keep this inclination back-in a
word hedge against H. What Oklahoma
should aim for il low tax rate Moth
ing induces immigration and population
k low taxes. We should strive to save
by thrift legislative and otherwise, the
bounty which it has been our good for
tune to secure. 1 believe the next legis-
lature viii deal any way nut gently with
any public building schemes to boom
towns o. towqsites. 1 believe that the
legislature, while skipping nothing and
being entirely liberal within bounds will
take care that economy plays a predomi-
nant part in public affairs in Oklahoma
at this period of imitation. School land
legislation IS necessary also and will be
conSummated next winter"
What do you know about statehood"
Many think it vii lbe given to Okla
bona by congress at the next Eassion Of
congress. I do not"
Mr. Grimes looks hale and hearty. In
Oklahoma politics he is known far and
vide for his frankness and his honesty
with al lwho take part in political af-
fairs. Added to this he has an ability at
organization possessed but By few men.
On his way home from Philadelphiashe
stopped off at Dayton, Ohio. to visit his
daughter where Mrs Grimes has been
III. He reported her much improved.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
ANTl-SAL00N LEAGUE CLAIMS
That the Ohio Miller Decision IL
NlctorY for Them

Guthrie. o. T. lure z--The local nrei7-
bsrs % The Anti-salo7n LaaEfs> i1.e-~vet
as victory for themselves sii- op37.cn
handed down by Judge J II eur ,r6 %
The Ohio M1ler lgg9r case at Nuha,a
1T e. a matter u very iitus lrnpo -tanr -
said a prominent member yester3ay.
whether there e ore zors sa'aen tn
MuhaIL csE1ua-cd with thc grsa. inper-
tauce u re decisions n tss court lz fts
opini7n There ars decisions lr e .hat
viii enable 81 20 via raazy cases -
greater moment tasn was ire Ersr
case. There are oeta,'as ihere iha; rlg
virtually cicss up . pr cert x ire "a
looms in Oklahoma. Tss spln.sa - or.
thar WI resosna r. many subsgan-
TAI victory Tor rs n TIE future
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
~tr Ike Among ThreSher bands.

Guthrie. Q r. june "a strige among
some -hreshi0s hands Is rap0rte3 from
the fela Of J. Z. OEver. east q the
city. nan named Anderson has a
threshiag OUTFIT and started in to .hresh
l5lA bushels pe- Gay. II went al right
cRu noon, when the hands struck. not
caring - work faster than 70 th-esA 80
bushels. Anderson coul5 not reconcile
them and came 10 The city 10 set men q
take their places Anderson is a new
conner from Indiana and has a machine
Of large capacity NitE watch ,e tFresh
lie expects 10 make money ,h-esalng by
running i a. its sul capacity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
PRIZES OFFERED The FOURTH
For Excellence in Features OF the
Par de ut In d

Guthrie. 0 T. June 1.-THE Wave
says: Arrangements have been made 70
celebrate the Fourth in Enid. Frank
Kirk as manager offers SO 20 the school
district outside q Enid having The larg
ess -rnihe- IN the parade. ard 81 % the
second number 70 exceed 1aa. He offers
s. - the farmer showing the 5sst dec-
Grated wagon With farm products. and
81 20 the lady showing the best decoFat-
ed buggy and horse IN the parade, the
decorations 20 So of flowers. 4 splendid
tire IS IN sight and q splen iii parade Il
eats Is arranged There vii - no
charges q any enc. excepting admission
70 nc racing al ire far grounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
TEXAS ASSOCIATION GROWS
IE win DO Good ~erv &C Entertaining
Reunion Visitors.

Csthrse. O T June z7--Ths Oklahoma
Oklahoman says: The Texas asso-ia-
ton II Oklahoma net AS rgat, ard -
vas anticipated with a large attendance
r vas decided - handsomely decorate
the Texas o1ogh IN Broadway - ~ r.
uztoa- and ssesTatprs All irnn1esis icy
80 70 Eork- Ire poSuzsr prssi3eai g Ire
sssoristisn. JadEe TUlt9z made 3 fex
ag9TD1rsa1e re-narss zss7it tie s.nsss ana
au-passs - - socsstys All ea<asstiF
requests each znd every meme q d.
hsH aest 70 make Re Tsuasga = rUcSsss -
,eoz as;e- re WaEts 81 yssstsag TeEans
zsa &c ssa Secretary Geors~. q ihs city
clla = every Faarafr pozssais. he iE<n
NAMED tie members % sa@ various c0ns-
"a, sees : P johns. Edw2-1 = Ccake
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
TWO MEN TURNED LOOSE
OF Those Accused Of stealing Cattle
Mar EEarg=T.

GusnFls . ? JE1e =-The okla-r-T.a
Cgfg okfahar-aa saYs. Attorney = =
pau returned tasf nIs4t FROM Teesfrsssls.
shs-s re sent 20 EHsez1 rs tarss scea
-asrres ~sth stsala1E csf1le ae4r che
tax Cny ASK seek zz5 r. rsvsrts isef
Tao q ne ma. 1osa TssksT arr = =.
v.ek wars tarsss lsase mhIse ira ease y
tss -hi-s uz1- BIZ gsnssaT. "a taken
saSer a1vAsen-eag - TIE gs4Es Tas car-
tie j. Qussfiea SeEs at1ssa from = A.
EnzEz-1 q tar-ur- rear t5ofzAw I4fes
lsst seek and arfvez = Saszpss. wfse e
tasy xsrs sa.19 - E-nfzs r3sg. GfaTg
Seal u s&.a csrt1 so AS ass ass
peefa5 o asaz lrzsestee q X zesE
efeapes sEw fsa e~7exs R4l& snfssts
- NFkaase tse1 sa22fas wasra 81 aaa
sez1 as-ss,s6-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
SUICIDE OF SETH PHILLIPS
In Shreveport, La.. Under Arrest
Charged with SWinsiinS

I"
I Guthrie, o. T.. June Z7-The Oklahoma
City okIahoman says: Seth Phillips. the
young man who. a few days ago. received
Hvaricus sums from merchants in this city
| by means OF fraudulent checks was ar
| rested in Shreveport, La, last night. and
committed suicide Immediately afterward.
Phillips would probably not have been
caught had he used some discretion, but
| he attempted to, and succeeded in. pass
| ing bad checks in the Louisiana town.
which led to his arrest. Two checks of
| $50 each came to the Western National
| bank for payment from a Shreveport
| bank yesterday afternoon. Word was
wired back that the checks were worth
| less, and TO arrest Phillips. Later in the
| day a telegram was received by the State
National asking if Phillips check was
good for $3.50. The bank Immediately
wired TO arrest and hold Phillips. as he
was wanted here. At II o'clock last night
the following telegram was received by
Chief Of Police Hendry:
" Shreveport. La. June Is, 1900
Chief Of Police. Oklahoma City, o. T.:
Phillips suicided after arrest. What
shall we do with body?
JOHN LAKE. Chief of Police
Phillips was q years of age and came
OF a god family. His father is I. n.
Phillips who owns a farm west OF the
city. He has ben in trouble of various
kinds before this and his friends say that
he was undoubtedly insane. His mother
is Frustrated with grief and his aged
father is heartbroken over the tragic
death of his hayward boy. The men
whose sad duty it was to break the news
to the family describe the scene as heart
rending in the extreme. The body will
not be brought here for burial. on ac-
count of the additional shock 1t might
bring to the mother. who is already in a
critical condition. The family will have
the sympathy of everyone in this. saddest
of all Affections
Oklahoma City, O. T, June IA
Shreveport special to the Oklahoman de-
scribes the suicide of Seth Philips as
follows: 1.-THE suicide of Seth Phillips.
which occurred in this city ct o'clock
last night. was witnessed byshundreds of
people, as the deed was committed in the
heart of the residence district of the city
Phillips had been in town for a few
days and his actions were queer. He
was arrested yesterday afternoon on sus-
picion and later released. He intended
leaving for New Orleans and had regis
tered on a board for the trip. He came
TO the city again, however and was about
TO be re-arrested. He and an officer ex-
changed several shots at each other with
out injury to either. Phillips almost
emptied his revolver at the officer and
took his own life with the last bullet.
iS haiI
Phillips is supposed to have been mentally
deranged"
Millions take it; thousands praise It.
YOU should test it-Hood's Sarsaparilla,
Take it now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
Eire NewInstructors At Norman.

Guthrie, Q. T. June 27.-Five instruct
ors have been added this year to the
corps Of instruction Of the University of
Oklahoma; n professor Of anatomy and
director OF physical training; a professor
Of modern language; a principal of the
preparatory school: an Instructor Of
geology, and an instructor Il Spanish.
Prof. l. W. Cole has beer. chosen nrin-
cipsl Of the preparatory school: Prof. c.
y. Gould OF the University Of Nebraska.
instructor Of geology and Prof. Max
well Phillips of Ann Arbor, Mich. in
structor Of Spanish. All the added work
will be presented with thoroughly up-to-
date equipment and library. The fail term
opens September H. 1900
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
World to End This Year.

This IS the recent decision II one Of the
prominent societies OF the world, but the
exact day has not Yet been Fixed upon.
and while there are very few people who
believe this prediction there are thous-
ands Of others who not only believe. but
knows that F5osfette-'s Stomach Bitters
Is the best medicine 20 cure dyspepsia.
indigestion. constipation. biliousness or
liver and kidney troubles \ fair trial
viii certainly convince you q its value
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
Greer County Democratic Ticket.

Guthrie, o. T., June 1.-THE Democrats
q Greer county have nominated the fol-
lowing county ticket: Probate judge. T.
p. Clay; county clerk. s. H.Tittle: sheriff.
J. r. Overflow; attorney, c. NJ Thacker;
treasurer, John Norton; superintendent
Miss Laura Moore; register Of deeds. E
J. Ealum: assessor W. =. Norman; sur
veyor. ", NJ Francis, rub}.c welEhar. J.
u. Rose; coroner, = r. n Blaine: COM
missioner. r. J. Bawr-. frs; precinct: 6.
". Briggs. second precinct: K L. Tnomp-
son, third precinct. The nominations
vera made in primaries. TIE greatest
number Of votes cast was I.5oo Cor pro
bate Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
HEFooLED THE SURGEONS.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton. of
West Jefferson, O.. after suffering IS
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die, unless a costly operation was per-
formed: but he cured himself with FIVE
boxes Of Bucklens Arnica Salve. the
surest Pile cure on Earth. and the best
Salve in the World. o cents a box. Sold
by C. Gehring Druggist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28

neither opium. cocaine, nor other nar-
ceucs Accept no substitute. There Is
70 other medicine just as goo" for
weak and sickly women.
= t1a been e-rstsuGsrer frora female v,ess-
49, - 1ccGt tvr wears WRITES MS Ela-aa
N.~-3f@sc1 ~ Co.'S. Wayne Co Ky Gould
nci a. nv work par; e 'ire tirne took foar
.-->1. -ii t'eTcc s tlTori'e Prescription aud
ie.t rs we'll as ! eyc- .s8d %
NcCng married women will find a
issl;Ig freud N Dr.. Pierce's Medical
adviser i contains zoos pages and
is sent ne IL paper coTeri, on re-
oelPt ot-2I one cent stamps 70 paw
expense q mailiHg ou!y. Cloth bird
lrg. 81 stamps. Address Or. RV Pierce,
Buffalo. y. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
Ideal sum mer Tours.

The ideal route for summer tourist
travel is the Grand Trunk Railway sys-
tem-reaching directly all the most
popular lake river mountain and sea-
shore resorts Of the east.
Full particulars and copies Of summer
tourist literature on application to ]. H.
Burgis, City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
249 Clark street, corner Jackson Boule-
yard. Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28
Garfield Ceuuty,s popp,a,Iop.

Guthrie. O. r. June E.-Accordirg 70
me Enid Wave. the total number e.
people living II GARFIELD comfy on Feb
-osE2 !. as listed BIZ Assessor Turk. =
as loiows; Aaies Nss3; females, s.sss.
strand total. 21.4Ss; numter e families. =
rs. ayerege IN each family. about g..
total engaged IN asrl cG,iare. $40 te-st
IN professions. 1.-7s; total IN trade ard
transportation, Sc: ;otal IN Mechanic
Industries I7L
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28

for grazing purposes for the benefit of the
Indians in common. A conference of the
tribes interested will be held July 6. when
the wishes Of the Indians in regard 70
grazing lands viii be learned. Colonel
Randlett will represent the United States
at this conference.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-28

which makes life
an utter burden.
The great func-
tional changes
which follow
marriage are not
usually antici-
pated. or the wife
~ suffering might
be avoided.
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription
Is the best friend
OF weak and siCkly
women. II cures
the womanly dis
eases that rob the
eve OF brightness
and the step of
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up the system and
establishes the
wonanly organ
ism on a basis Of
sound health.
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