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was neglected in convention will have
to be done on the stump and in the news
papers.
The State Capital win not only stand
on every act Of the Republican party in
Oklahoma, but it will prove by the facts
and figures that the legislative and ex-
ecutve record of the Republican party in
Oklahoma, including the acts of Cover
nor Barnes and the other territorial and
federal officers now in power, have been
thoroughly worthy of appoval and credit
able to Repuolicanism.
Governor Barnes was not in the city.
His position was that both himself and
Mr. Flynn should keep hands off and let
this convention do as At pleased. His
friends did not introduce these resolu-
tons with either his knowledge or con-
sent. No federal or territorial official was
asking for Endorsement. The resolutions
had no fractional significance. They were
introduced and advocated by those who
did so believing that it was Republican
ism for the party to stand on its terri
torial record in the convention, as it GER
tainly must on the stump and in the
press. The Republican representatives
have done nothing to be ashamed of.
There could be no reason for an attitude
Of silence or evasion or excuse.
To have passed these resolutions would
not have injured the cadse: lt Would nave
immeasureably strengthened rsIt~9ould
have made the same unity and apolog etc
front as that of the carnPaigK OF -lS9S,
following the FL Reno 'baders an e1it-t In
the words OF Mckinley. this WAS no place
for a 'scuttle" policy. ~ e
But this action will have no effect on
Governor Barnes He never has to be
persuaded to support a Republican ticket.
Neither do we believe it will affect mem
bers Of the legislature and other Repub-
Hcans who may think injustic6 was done
the party and the official representatives.
of it by such omission So
Again we say, what was neglected ioy
the convention viii he forced upon us by
the opposition, who think they have been
furnished fine fodder by the convention
yesterday. A bold position, based upon
justice and right, will parry all assaults
Of the mongrels who hav@formed poIiti-
cal trust against us and cause the Re
publican banner to be asssignauy tri-
umphant as the record, from territorial
delegate down to all territorial and feder-
al officials. entities it.
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CITY IN B7IEF.

Misses Nellie and Blanche Tracy are
visiting in Augusta, Kansas.
Mrs. T. H. Lynch Of $50 North Waco
avenue left yesterday for a visit in Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mr.. NJ r. Smith and family returned
yesterday rom a pleasant visit 10 rela-
lives at UdalL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Gordon left yester-
day for New York and other eastern
points 20 be absent one month.
Mrs Henry schnitzler and Mr.. Fritz
schnltzler and daughter Will take In the
editors excursion to Eureka Springs.
]. O. Truett OF Enid. o. T., who has
been visiting III his old home. Washing
ton Court House, Ohio. passed through
the city last evening en- route home.
Through their attorneys. Bentley &
Hatfield, the orient Insurance company
Of Hartford. Conn. yesterday commenced
suit in federal court against school dis
trict No. l IN Greenwood county 20 re-
cover s2,250 OF. defaulted coupon interest.
Mr.. George ". Howes. presiding elder
Of the Newton district OF the Southwest
Kansas conference Of the NJ. Z. church.
diel Suddenly at his home IN Newton
Thursday at SO q. II. e congestion OF
the bIsin. The funeral viii be held Sat
urday az 2:3o D. m
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vention that county rights and govern
Tqent should be extended to the Indian
reservations in. Oklahoma. and that our
delegate in congress is hereby requested
to prepare and pass a suitable law TO
that effect; and we declare for the early
opening TO settlement OF all Indian reser-
vations in Oklahoma. We recommend
the selling of all surplus Indian lands.
Fifteenth-It is the sense of this con-
vention, and congress is requested to
pass and act providing that the penalties
for horse and cattle stealing in the In
dian reservation be made as heavy as for
like crimes in Oklahoma outside the res
ervations.
Sixteenth-We favor the passage of an
act by congress providing that in all
cases. other than the United States cases,
the clerks of the district courts in this
territory, shall charge. and collect, and
account for, and receive security for only
such fees as may be provided for by stat
utes of this territory, and that we re-
quest the Hon. D. T. Flynn to procure
the passage Of such an act by the con-
sress Of the United States.
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WHAT IT WAS
Full Text ofthe Turned Down Barnes
Resolution

Guthrie. O. T., Aug. s-The Tarres
resolution which was turned down by the
congressional convention read as follows.
FIRST. we endorse the territorial and
federal administration Of Oklahoma, Tor
the good business Judgment exercised in
the nlauagemeut Of territorial saatrs
The territory has never stood SO hsSh
abroad as now. The territe.iaI .ax levy
has been reduced. More s-hoH .2nd ,ncn-
ey has been collected under tais cd
rn51isration 'tAan under al previous
ones, The E1od name and resources os
the territory have been headed abroad
~ the ncanparahle reports % Governor
Barnes bringing thousands % Industrious
farmers and business men 60 share IN
the development ana progress Of cur
country.
second We point 70 the last Iey.Sla-
dive assembly as having thoroughly
shown the SUPER 2rity q Republican gov
ernme8t TIE eusc,nents ~ thss body
.fas5e-ed economic administration % rlu-
niccipal and territorial g5reanent- The
Republican parry here again pledges Its
representative in the legislature 10 she
economies and progress always attending
Repub,icaa.sa
The c7nventl1n adtournei 70 -ecaaveae
in the Brooks theatre at 7.se o'cI5ek.
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FREE HOMES PLATFORM
Text OF Resolutions Passed by Repub-
Iican Convention

Hennessey, o. T., Aug. 9.-The following
resolutions were adopted by the Repub-
icans Of the Sixteenth representative dis
trict in convention assembled:
1. That we heartily indorse the plat
form adopted by the national Republican
conventio nat Philadelphia, and commend
the anne sto all thinking people for their
careful consideration.
2. That it is with pleasure that we in
dorse the wise, conservative, patriotic
and statesmanlike administration Of Pres
ident William Mckinley at home and his
noble efforts abroad in behalf of justice
and humanity, which have commanded
the admiration and respect of the world,
and made America the greatest of all
nations.
8. A grateful people owe to Hon. Dennis
T. Flynn their sincere gratitude for the
splendid and successful efforts made by
him in the passage fthe free homes
bill, by means of which mortgages on
Oklahoma homes were cancelled, amount
ing to s16,O00,oO0 and we tender him our
heartfelt thanks and pledge him our earn
esmt and united support.
4. We indorse the platform adopted by
the county convention assembled at King
fisher, August 3, 1900.
5. That we indorse the action of our
councilman and representative in the
Fifth legislative assembly.
6. That we realize in these prosperous
times the necessity of exercising the
greatest caution in the expenditure Of
public funds, and We earnestly recon-
mend that our representatives use all
honorable means within their power to
make only such appropriations as are
commensurate with good government and
the public needs.
Z. That we are in favor Of immediate
statehood for Oklahoma and pledge our
selves to earnestly support our delegate
in congress in securing the same.
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FARMrSo II NEw MEXICO.

Ire Denver and Rl9 GRANGE raisrasa
The Scenic L41s C ths ws-ie.~ sss
prepared Al Illustrated baak zssz e.
above sub5ec.- wa.ca wll bs gent Tres -
farmers dsslrlag 20 change ihstr Iccztfa-.
This pus.ieatis7 gives ya3aaAls lasarza-
ton Il regars = the agricultural. h7--3-
cultural AID lisa stock iasereass q MS
seclsz- and sh9aia - "a sAs Aauss q
every US wAo desires = beeez. sc-
gzalatea wiz The methods 2 ta-srsuz h.y
isTigssiaa wr.ie 3 K Hooper. q p
ard = A. Denver. Goa
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Goldsboro. NC.

over Behring's. \ fun attendance is re-
qLested.
| The Relief Corps ladies win meet this
afternoon az the residence OF Mrs. Wal
Walk rs south Ellis. Everyone request
cd 20 come.
The National Reserve association will
give a moonlight picnic Monday evening
next Place VIII be announced IN sun
days Eagle.
The West Side Kindergarten board viii
meet at the Dodge Avenue ~. E. church
at 2;s0 this afternoon. All members re-
quested 20 be present
| The Cyclist union. the new whesisnsn's
protective association. viii most az ths
I city building tonight 70 eject a board OF
/ directors and transact other business Of
/ Importance. All wheelmen are requested
TO be present.
| The Knights OF the Protested Ark vnl
/ hold a picnic IN hyde park this evening.
commencing al 7:a0. The services Of ths
band have been secured and a spien q
program arranged FOR. Everybody - cor
daily invited % coms and participate IN
the social enjoyment OF the evening.
Chicago. Aug. s-Lewis @. Stevenson.
son % the Democratic vice presidential
candidate. has been selected ss the wss-
[ tern manager % the national organlza-
ton Of Democratic clubs. Ito viii have
/ headquarters IN the Auditorium.
New York. Aug. s-Amoog those Who
SAILED on the steamer Deusschlsnd FOR
Hamburg today were Charle1nauge Tow
or. United states ambassador 70 81.
Petersburg. and John Wanamaksr.
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sax A~Torro

THROUGH sL5-EPER VA SANTA FE
poETE
FlTF;-e-AfF Eallzssa tlsez.ax CO caves
Wl1asta daily vs. sazEz - Boa.s ~ :
r. sres reenlnE char cars "a sa-s
t-a1a Fas fs-1srK. rates ard fese~v2-
's@~@ s@ass . = 2. DELAsTEx
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Groves Tonic broke up days spell of fever which
physician thought would last several weeks.

During my recent illness your Chill Tonic proved of
beneficial effect being highly endorsed by my family ply
sician bottles broke up days spell of fever which
first thought by the doctor would last for several weeks
Your excellent remedy having tremendous sale through
out this section SO than all other Chill TONES combined
as l am informed by various druggists
Yours truly, A. ROSCOWER,
Goldsboro. N C.
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& "a ST ~ IL Ia
Bears the q The Kind You Haze Always BOugB
Signature at L2zLzI
POLITICS IN OKLAHOMA
Congressman Eddy VIII Speak in
N

~ -
Guthrie, o. T., Aug. 9-The new Repub-
lican territorial committee has been Sc
lected, as follows:
Chairman-Tom B. Ferguson Of Blaine
county. ~ trt
secretary-J. P, Renshaw of Grant
county.
Treasurer-Joseph W. McNeal of Logan
county.
Congressman Eddy of Minnesota, by the
request of Delegate Flynn, will give Ok
lahoma three days campaigning trip,
from August % to 90
The following dates were arranged and
ratified by the committee:
On August 2S-In Ell Reno at 100 pm.
in Enid at p m.
On August 29-In Blackwell at 1870 p.
m; in New6irk at S p. m.
On August 30-In Shawnee at 100 p. m
in Oklahoma iCty at p. m.
GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE,
ia North Main Street, Wichita, Kan.
We can sell you through railway and
steamship tickets to all parts Of the
world. We are agents for the following
lines Of ocean steamship companies:
American line, New York to Southamp-
ton and Liverpool.
Anchor line, New York to Glasgow.
Cunard line, New York to Liverpool,
and Boston to Liverpool.
North German Lloyd, New York TO
Southampton. Bremen. Genoa, Naples.
China and Japan.
neutrality-suspicious. line. New York 70
Plymouth. Southampton. Havre, Paris
and Hamburg.
Red Star line, New York to Antwerp.
Belgium
White Star line New York to Liver
pool, Cape Town, South Africa and South
American points.
Compagnie General Transatlantiqus
French Hae). New York to Ravre and
/ Paris direct.
Dominion line Montreal and Boston to
Great Britain and Ireland.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered
We make a speciality of prepaid tickets
from the old countries to the United
States.
E E. BLECKLEY. p. and T. A,
i14 North Main Street, Wichita. Kan
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asteless Chill Tonic
Is the standard prescription of America for
Malaria, CnillS and Fever.

How often do you hear imitators say ''Our
medicine is just as good as Groves" or alt is
better than Groves. Do not be satisfied
with the "just as goods. There are no "just
as goods Groves is the best as such COM
parsons admit-Grove's is many times supe-
rior both in merit and popularity to any other
chill preparation manufactured, and is the
only chill cure sold to jobbers in car load
lots Every druggist in the malarial sections
of the United States and Cuba sells Groves
on No cure, No pay, basis. Price 50 cents.
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COMING LOCAL EVENT ).

Camp Az, p. U. OF A. viii meet this
evening at o'clock in the Masonic hall.
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For sale by the following druggists 4,
Wichita, WICHITA DRUG Coz 10 =
Douglas SAUE, - T. Douglas. Doc
TN & HTGGINSON. 24S y Nai1. Wy
HOOKING DRUG co. 90 r. D-IrIes.
GILLESPIE & SON, S2S F. DooS a.,
ROCK ISLAND DRUG STORE -
D1oas,.aS. GQopLN. f Oak:
Douglas and Topeka: IDEAL PHAP
MACY, lss y Main: AINICAR "a \
Main; HENRION. Cor. Central ana Nan.
SEHRING, 400 E. Douglas.
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E. E. BLECKLEY. p. and T. A,
III North Main Street. Wichita, Kan

TOURS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
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leo the choicest resorts. and 70 the trans
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
operates a strictly wichita Kansas Cry
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Fo- ticxets ard sleeping ~ space ear
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MOORE & LYON
Leading Dealers i'm Agricultural I'M
pIements, WindmIIIs, Buggfes,
Carriages, Etc

One OF the leading dealers in agri-
cultural implements in this county is
Moore & Lyon. whose show room and
warehouse, located at 2Io South first
street in this city, is the Mecca for a
large number OF farmers of this sec
ton. Moore & Lyon carry everything
in the line of agricultural implements,
windmills, pumps, tanks. buggies and
carriages, usually found in we'll con-
Quoted implement warehouse, and handle
such well-known makes of goods as the
Milwaukee and Champion binders and
mowers; the Halliday windmills and
the Kingman line of plows and cult
vators. In buggies hey handle the
well-known Racine line of goods, always
dependable goods and splendid sellers.
They also carry a superior quality OF
machine oil. They are prepared to
quote prices and terms on any of these
goods, which will make it an object for
the purchaser to study carefully and
compare quality and prices before going
elsewhere to buy anything in this line.
Both members of the firm are former
farmers and know every need of the
farmer in machinery and vehicles. They
are strictly honorable in their business
methods and make it a point to handle
only such goods as they can safely rec
ommend to their customers. Both gem
tlemen own residence properties on First
street, south, and farm lands in this
state.
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TUSCALOOSA STEAM LAUNDRY
Old and Established Institution Con-
Quoted by Harry Sewers


Quoted by Harry Sewers
A modern steam laundry, we'll con-
Quoted, is a necessary adjunct to any
community. Such an establishment in
every respect is that conducted by H.
w. Sewers at I2I North Market street.
Mr.. Sewers has conducted this business
for the past four years. He has given
it his undivided personal attention and
made large number of improvements,
until now he has laundry of the first
class and is prepared to do all kinds of
laundry work neatly and promptly. Mr..
Sewers runs two wagons throughout the
city and all work is cheerfully called
for and delivered on the shortest notice.
Look out for the white wagons of the
Oskaloosa Steam Laundry"
The Oskaloosa Steam Laundry is fit
ted with the best modern laundry ma
chinery including a large mangle, which
is used for domestic, or fiat work; the
laundry occupies two floors and base
ment, and employment is given to TWEEN
ty-hve people of experience, and prompt
and satisfactory service is the result.
Mr.. Sewers has just invented a new
machine, which he is now perfecting,
for taking the rough edges off collars
and cuffs. This machine will be a de-
cided improvement over all others now
in use. He is also working on another
improved machine for use in this model
laundry.
H. w. Sewers is a native of Oska-
loosa, and lives in the same ward in
which he was born. He is an enterpris-
ing and pushing business man and has
always taken keen interest in all mat
tiers pertaining to the welfare of this,
his native city. He was instrumental
in starting the Oskaloosa Paving Brick
Co., in which business he was engaged
for some time, disposing Of his interests
when he decided to engage in his pres
ent line. He was also interested in the
Sewers Mfg. Co. for about FIVE years
before he became interested in the brick
business. Mr.. Sewers owns residence
property in this city and is one of our
solid business men, obliging and pains
taking. He is making a decided sue
cess in the laundry business.
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states, and they enjoy an inmeasc pat
ronage in this popular la. Their
chocolates are handsomely boxc,l. and
present an appearance as, inviting as
they are palatable
They also carry large line OF plain
candies, and there is nothing in the line
of staple candies that is not carried, and
as the concern is admirably locatct with
reference to shipping facilities they oc-
cupy an advantageous position in the
field of competition. The business IS
conducted by the Green family, reliable
people, all progressive AL energetic
business people, and it is due to their
business energy and ability that the
concern is daily becoming more iu-
portant factor in the field it occupies.
They also conduct retail store n
this city, where are sold all their lines
of candies and where they serve ice
cream and soda and cream drinks Of
all kinds This place is tastefully fit
ted up and draws large patronage from
the city's best circles.
In ice cream they manufacture large
quantities during the summer months,
shipping to Des Moines, Centerville,
Knoxville, Marshalltown, and in fact
all the surrounding towns. They have
a capacity of 500 gallons per day and
make all favors and also all kinds of
ices. They cater for weddings, parties,
picnics, etc, and hold an immense local
trade as well.
Green Candy Co. employ two travel
ing men, who represent their goods
throughout Iowa and parts of Mime
sofa and Missouri. They employ TWEEN
ty people in their factory and retail
store; they always quote the very lowest
prices commensurate with quality, and
are most prompt in shipment.
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raphers of the west; and under his able
tutelege Mr. Wilcox prepared him
self in lighting. chemical effects,
posing, etc. In this line there is some
thing new all the time, and in order to
keep fully abreast of all the changes
Mr.. Wilcox keeps in touch with several
of the largest manufacturers and studios
in this line constantly. He prides HIM
self on furnishing all that Is latest and
best in photography, as he is thorough
in all he docs, he occupies an admirable
position for successful termination of
his efforts He does the new platino
and Platinum work and does excellent
work in charging in crayon, pastel, oil,
etc.
He has sole right TO use in this city
the popular and handsome mounting
known as the 'tVictor's Royal Piatino
Mounting made in Berlin
About four weeks ago Mr. Wilcox at
tended the Photographers State con-
vention, held in Des Moines, for the
first time, and there made an exhibit %
his work. Owing to its merit and eX-
cellence he was honored by the vice
presidency of the association. fact that
speaks volumes for the superiority of
his work. Mr.. Wilcox is an affable,
energetic young business man, courteous
and obliging. and he has won for him
self long list of friends since his adj
vent in this city ten years ago.