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Forty -four Round Bale Comnresses

Huntsville, May 3O.-(Special.)-T w. Pratt, Alabama agent for the American Cotton company, has contracted for the erection of forty-four round bale cotton congresses and ginneries in Alabama dur ing the approaching season. Of these, thirty-ive will be put in Alabama south of Montgomery. In Northern Alabama new congresses and gins will be established at New Hope, Madison county; Athens, Lime- stone county; Leighton, Colbert county; Oneonta, Blount county; Guntersville, Marshall county; Oxford, Calhoun county; Talladega, Childersburg and Sylacauga in Talladega county
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Special Mail Gar sflll

Washington, May )-Repre- sentatives Clayton and Bankhead, with the assistance of the Georgia senators and congressman have succeeded in having the order rescinded which abolished the special mail car from Atlanta to Montgomery via Macon and Eufaula. A. H.
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LOW RATES TO BOSTON.

Account of meeting First Church of Christ Scientists to be held in Boston June 3-5. 1900 the Central of Georgia Railway and ocean Steamship Company will sell tickets at rate of fare and one-third for inc round trip For further information, call on or write to SOLON JACOBS,
 Commercial Agent, 2O15 First Ave. 6-25-10t
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FauQuier White Sulphur Springs

High, cool, healthful; 5-story model brick hotel; Il brick cottages; baths, homegrown vegetables golf and all sports; livery, fish ing, boating, bathing, health-giving wa ters. Booklet free. E. B. Moore, Savoy, Washington, D. C., or Fauquier Springs, Va 5-22-2m- tues- thur-sun
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Teachers Exa animation

The annual examination of teachers fol positions in the public schools of Blrming ham will be held Monday and Tuesday June and 5, 1900. Applicants must report at the High school building by 9:30 a. m Monday.
 J. B. CUNNINGHAM,
 J. H. PHILLIPS,
 Board of Examiners. 1nf
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SUMNER RESORTS
Cap0N SPRINGS AND BATHS

ALKALINE LITHIA WATER Hct Lithia Water Baths and swimming Pool. No fogs No mosquitoes. Ma ma laria. A most popular Mountain Resort For information, rates, phamphlets, etc., address
 w. II. SALE, Capon Springs, W. Va.
 4-4-45t
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Grand production of Mem oli's Mass, with Miss Norma Schoolar as principal soloist, East Lake, Sunday night, June Sd, at 6:3O.
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EXCURSION TO MOBILE.

The best excursion of the season will leave here June 9th, at 10 D. m., via the South ern Railway, for Mobile. This is for the henefit of the Confederate Veterans camp. Everybody should go.
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In the Canadian Rockies.
HOTEL NORMANDTE.

BROADWAY & 3STH ST, NEW YORK.
 ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF.
 EUROPEAN PLAN. COOLEST HOTEL IN NEW YORK CITY. Located in the livliest and most inter- esting part of the city; twenty principal places of amusement within five minutes walk of the hotel
 CHAS l.. ATKINS & SONS. Summer Resort: Ocean Hotel, Asbury Park, N J. Geo. L. Atkins &s Sons.
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Magnificent production of Memoli's Mass, East Lake, Sunday, June 3d, 8:3O p. m. Large chorus and orchestra.
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Screen doors and adjustabl' windows.
 Estes Hardware Co.
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Banff, Canadian Nation al Park Lakes in the Clouds, Great Glacier, q frozen Niagara.
 Reached by the Cana dian Pacific Railway. 90 hours from Washington. Apply W. W. Merkle, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington; c. G. Os- born, l29 E. Baltimore Street, Baltimore; II. McMurtrie, ,629-631 Chest nut St., Philadelphia.
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Refrigerators, good and cheap
 Estes Hardware Co.

Concert by Memoli's Band at East Lake every Sunday afternoon, 3 to 6. Free.
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Fine, pure tobacco and no flavor make Texie Cigar a magnificent smoke.
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PROPOSALS
For the Purchase of Bessemer Land 6
 Improvement Co., Stock

Improvement Co. Stock
 The Bessemer Land and Improvement company will, until June 30 1900, receive sealed proposals for the sale to the com- pany of any part Of one thousand Q,000 shares of the capital stock of said com many, said stock when purchased to be canceled. Particulars furnished upon ap- nlication to the company at It's office in Bessemer, Ala.
 L. B. BRUINS, President. 4-22-sur thurs to jun 9 -
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Have you tried 1.-the Ar lington restaurantP
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SWEETWATER PARK HOTEL AND BATHS,
LlTHlA SPRINGS, e.

LVTHIA SPRINGS, CNs This well-known and popular resort is now open. All modern equipment. Cuisine and service unexcelled. Write for illustrated pamphlet JAS. E. HICKEY, Propr. Also Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga. 24t-su-tu- thu
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5-24-10t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-13
Is On THE HIGH R()A)
Henryetta Is a Townsite and
Glad of 1t.
COAL MINE DEVELOPMENT
VIII Now FoIIoW-NeW Rail-
road to Pull For,

Henryetta, 7 T, Sept. 12.-The question
OF name for this place has finally been
settled by the postofice department The
first of this month o. W. Meacham was
appointed postmaster and the name Of
the poStofice was changed from Euro
to Henryetta-
?The Dawes commission, accompanied by
]. George Wright, arrived in this city
last Thursday and made Henryetta a
government townsite. They also laid out
their towns along the entire line Of the
new branch Of the Frisco railroad.
Work on the coal mines was begun this
week in a small way and win be increas-
ed as fast as circumstances viii permit
1t is said by those who are in a position
to know that 1850 men will be at work
by December I. The deposit Of coal here
is almost Imitless and Of a very fine
quality. A new railroad called the Fort
Smith and Western has altely been sur
Yeyed and thede is Considerable rivalry
between towns on the Katy, each trying
for the road. Henryetta has no fears Of
losing the new road, because she has the
persuader"-the coal belt, and that is
what the railroads are after.
The hunters are just now having great
sport in this section Deer, turkey, quail,
plover and prairie chicken are plentiful.
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On account Of the rains ne social 70 b.
given by the Degree Of Honor will De
postponed until further notice.
There will be a meeting % the Hospi-
tai Board and the Kings Daughters this
morning at s;so in lie office % the are
marsha in the city building.
All ex-soldiersf remember the meeting
tomorrow evening al tho city building
for the purpose Of competing the organ
ization OF the Mckinley and Roosevelt
club
Ensign Lewis and Captain Handley %
the Salvation Army viii conduct speci4'
Salvation Army meetings AZ the Have
vile grove. Hayssv.ue. Kan. until Sun
day evening. September IS.
The German Ladies Independent Ala
society Will meet al the residence OF Mrs.
John Mahan. 13os SOUTH Lawrence ave-
nue., az . p. m, tomorrow afternoon.
Everybody bring needle and thread
Ladies % the Maccabees viii have
called meeting A. their hail. corner q
First ard Main Aursday evening. Sep
tember 13. az s o'clock. Members please
come. as the state Aputy. Nettle West.
win be present
The Republican Rough Rider club meets
for drill tomorrow night at T;f5 p m
on Central avenue az court hbuse and
will 90 from there q dril ground Even
II you have not yet Joined. you are in
yited to mount your steed and come
\ good attendaHce IS desired a. the
meeting q the Child Culture club at
Pls mouth Congregational church at
o'clock sharp. this afternoon Business
Of importance 70 be eettled. A fine pro-
gram has been prepared. All are oEai-
aiiy invited.
The ladies q w. r. C.. No 20. viii
meet with Mrs. Tropher. 53s 81. Francis
avenue. Friday afternoon 20 finish sun
flowers before eneanspment on account
OF wet weather Ne viii Pvzspons The Fup-
per on the lawn untu later Please bring
your blocks. BY order OF president
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MCPHERSON AND R|GE
Look TO be Coming |RepubIi-
canism's Way.
LONG HAS BIG MEETINGS
At Canton, at Little River and
at Lyons.
LONG HAS BIG MEETINGS

| Especial correspondence Of the Eagle.
Canton Kan, Sept. LEICESTER l,
Long this afternoon addressed the larg-
est meeting he ever has held in this lit
tie town. One hundred and fifty-nine
voters were in the hall. and very large
number of ladies'. In consideration OF
the fact that this little place is in the
| fusion stronghold Of Mcpherson county,
and that there has been heavy rain for
| the greater part Of 4S hours, the attend
ance was remarkable. There was large
| attendance of Populists, and Mr.. Long
| always like to have them in his meet
| ings
Mr.. Long referred to the outcome OF
| the late one-roof Hutchinson convention.
! He said:
81 have been in the campaign five
weeks For two weeks 1 had two OPP
posing candidates. Then for three weeks
| 1 had none. Now 1 have one. and l sup
| pose we will have a campaign. The
| Democrats and Populists met at HuSchin-
son yesterday and named Democrat for
congress. They viii manage the cam
paign. They are'in control, and many
Populists do not like it.
''Mr Campbell, lac Populist nominee
for congress in the district, doesn't like
it. 1t merely shows how the Democrats
are organizing for the control of the
opposition to the Republican party"
The best of feeling was manifest in
this meeting Mcpherson county is rap
idly breaking away from its leaning to-
ward fusion. 1t got just past the boun-
dairy line in 1898 and will get safely on
the Republican side this year. Every
thing points that fay Successful meet
ings are held everywhere. Organization
is perfect fractional differences are laid
aside. Republicanism, thorough Repub-
icanism and Amertcanism are in the
ascendency. The county IS good for
substantial majority this year.
Jim Simpson, who has good deal to
say in Republican state and county pol
tiles, lives on a fine large, farm nine miles
south OF here. He raises big wheat and
many cattle and like his many neigh
bors, is highly prosperous.
On both sides of the Santa Fe and
Rock Island coming out of Mcpherson,
are great wheatfields Stacks upon
stacks of threshed straw appear. The
big fields are already plowed for the 1901
wheat crop. The county believes in
wheat
They had excellent meetings yesterday
in Rice county. Little River in the after
noon furnished good audience and Ly-
ons at night splendid one. Things are
Republican majority need surprise no
one
The good rain which has fallen SO gen
erously in this section Of the country,
has pleased everyone. 1t has assisted
for the fall blowing, has coole off things
remarkably and has helped late feed.
The people of Mcpherson county are
very well pleased with the fact that
Roosevelt is to be at Mcpherson Sep
TENDER %. The Republicans are prepar-
ing to give him a great reception.
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TruIy the Mothers Friend

Mothers friend. What is it? Much has
been said and written about 1t but the
half has not been told. 1t is a remedy
which If used by expectant mothers robs
the ordeal through which they all have
to pass of an incredible amount of suf-
fering and makes her recovery more
rapid.
IF price can be placed on pain.
Mothers Friend is worth its weight
in gold as an alleviator. My wife suf-
fered more in ten minutes with either of
her other two children than she did
altogether with her last having previous
~ used four bottles Of Mothers Friend"
It is blessing to any expectant mother.
says a customer. Henderson Dale,
Druggist, Carmi. III.
If any lady who desires to investigate
the merits of Mothers Friend will send
their address we will mail to her free of
charge our little book containing valu-
able information and voluntary testi-
monials.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co,
Atlanta Ca
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RAIN BLESSED KAY COUNTY
Court Week and Fair Week at New
kirk Coincide This Year.

Newkirl, o. r, Sept 12-The Kay
county end of the Galveston hurricane
that passed over US today proved a great
blessing instead Of a blight It put wheat
ground in as good shape for blowing as
1t ever was in the history Of this county
or southern Kansas; and the acreage
win be large. This rain shows the great
advantage Of Newkirk's macadamized
streets; farmers can hitch in town with
out getting in the mud.
In two weeks the district court will
convene. Judge Hainer is this week in
Beaver county holding the fall term
there. District Clerk Pickard has re-
turned from his honeymoon and vii
preside at the desk here during the term.
The county fair begins on September
p. and with the first week Of court is
likely to prove an especial success. It is
not often that such n combination comes
on, and that week will see some lively
times in NeWiSirk.
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ANTI-sALooNEKs, CONVENTION
VIII BE Held in Guthrie Today and
Tomorrow

Guthrie, o. T., Sept. 12-The following
announcement of tn coming AntI-saloon
league convention appears in the local
papers:
The second territorial convention Of
the Anti-SaIoon league will be held in
the First Baptist church Of this city to-
morrow and Friday September 10 and Il.
THE annual trustees meeting will be
held at the same place tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. A full attendance Of
the board of trustees is expected. This
VIII be a very important meeting: plans
for the future are to be settled and the
annual election of officers will be held
and the choosing of next years superin-
tendent Will be before this meeting of
the trustees.
Tomorrow night there will be a rndass
meeting at the First Baptist church. at
which a number of speakers will address
the people.
Friday morning at 9 o'clock the con-
venron will get down to real work in a
school OF methods and how 10 work
them.
The liquor law Of the territory and
the way to proceed to enforce it, will be
Iu4IE uiScuSSed O| experienced talent
''One Of the subjects will be The Com
ing Legislature and What We Need
From Il and How to Secure the Same
the convention will close on Friday
night with a rousing mass meeting
ITO this convention everybody IS fnvit-
ed. Each league viii send as large a rep
resentation as they possibly can, as there
IS no restriction on the number coming
from each locality The different sun
day schools throughout the aeld viii b.
represented and all the different temper
acce societies
AS there are reduced rates on al the
railroads 70 the state fair. the league
representatives. VIII take advantage o.
.he -a---w
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CITY IN 3 REF.

James Boargetts was over from But
Ter county yesterday.
George n Alexander was n Newton
yesterday on legal business.
vermiIlon Harris was admitted % prac-
tice in the state courts yesterday.
Mr.. T. N Deal returned yesterday
from a short rip 70 Colorado Springs
Mrs D T. Flynn. Miss Flyuu ard Tie
two Masters FLYNN returned 70 Cltare
yesterday.
Edgar S worreu. q the Santa Re.
left Monday evening for Harrisburg and
Philadelphia, Pa
Commodore 5. L Nelson. q the street.
car company. leaves today f9f Denver
and other western poia,s fsr a vacation.
Mrs. c. ROB scauraacksr and itfe
Ruth left yesterday ncrnlHg Ter Okla
horna City. O. T., waere they E4l V.slt
relatives ard friends
Afr. ]. = usBshoe. eltT freight a7itri-
Tor for the Nlhs0at F,aelhs. retsznea yss-
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JONES Is SHY OF FIGURES
Thinks the Filipino Cheap labor
RugabOO Haunts the Slope.

New York, Sept. 12.-United States Sen
ator James K. Jones, chairman Of the
Democratic national committee, arrived
in this city last night and held a brief
conference with Ex-Governor Stone Of
Missouri, and Congressman Richardson,
minority leaders In the house of repre-
sentatives. In an interview he expressed
satisfaction with the result Of the cleo
ton in Vermont aud Maine He said he
had made no estimates as to what states
the Democrats were likely to carry in
the November election in case the per
centages Of Republican decrease and
Democratic increase should be maintain
ed IN the general election. He added
that he would not make any predictions
as to what states the Democrats expect
ed to carry. because he could not tell how
large a vote the Republicans expected
TO get in states Ike Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois. He called attention TO the fact
that four years ago the vote in Ohio
reached the unhear1 of proportion %
one to three and a fraction Of the popu-
lation OF that state. Heretofore. he ex-
planned, Il the vote averaged one 70
every FIVE Of the population everybody
considered that a full vote had been poll
81. ne I-N CtltI l4Al1 o. DiAE ~ tfTA5
three and a fraction made IL extreuegy
difficult TO estimate what might happen
in the states Of the middle west this
year However. he hoped that the Dem
ocrats would carry Ohio. Indiana and Il
liuois Asked whether the issue Of ex-
pansion would not prevent the Democrats
from carrying any OF the Pacifc cast
states. Mr.. Jones said that while e vas
-r---s H~-s --Fs
having direct interest fl the trade o.
the Orient we're II favor ~ expansion. or
the other hand ths wo-kigEuen o. the
Gar vast were opposed 70 angtb,nz look
ing 70 tre admission 81 the Fffpinos into
1---,-,..ftf1- zf.h American zts9r
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GRAND FOREST CLEARANCE
Modern VVoOdmen VIII Celebrate at
Omega. September 1920.

Guthrie. o. T., Sept PA grand forest
clearance will be held by the Modern
Woodmen Of America at Omega on Sep
TENDER 10 and 20. under the auspices of
Victor George camp, No. 6933.
The following program will be carried
out.
Wednesday, September 49,
The afternoon will be devoted to social
entertainment and music by the Omega
Woodmen cornet band.
In the evening there will be drama
entitled "a Woodman Soldier" produced
by an amateur company. This perform.
ance will be given free of charge. A
large tent, with seating capacity Of 2,G00
IS in readiness. Following the drama
there viii be a platform dance. The use
Of the tent and grounds will be given
free for all who wish to remain over
night. Neighbors and friends are invited
TO camp with US.
Thursday, September 20
Forenoon-Rally of Modern Woodmen.
Address of welcome-J. E. RuhI Of
Omega.
Response Of the Order-J. S. shearer, s.
H c., of Guthrie.
F7raternity''-Geo. L. Bowman, v. c.,
Of Kingfisher.
"Our Benefciaries"-M. A. Pryor of
Oklahoma City.
All exercises will be interspersed with
music by the Omega Woodmen cornet
band and such other exercises as may be
deemed expedient.
Afternoon-Address. why I am a
Woodman"-H. H. Kellogg, V. c., of
FL Reno.
Address, ''Why You Should be Wood
man"-Victor Payne, V. c.. of Watonga.
The local program will be arranged
later and announced from the platform.
AT p. m.-Contests and entertainment
Foot race; tug Of war; saw contest;
with camp cav; stump pulling; jumping;
base ball game; heaviest Woodman;
Hshtest Woodman; tallest Woodman;
shortest Woodman; Woodmen attending
from the furthest camp in Oklahoma;
camps having largest per cent in attend
ance; glut making, chopping, scoring,
hewing, beatle throwing and other con-
tests for which approximate prizes will
be awarded in each contest. No entry
fee charged. No Woodman barred. Come
and enter the contests and win prize.
None but Woodmen can compete. except
in bah game.
Evening-The drama "a Woodman Sol
der" will be reproduced. Admission: Ad-
ults free; children half price. After the
drama there win be a platform dance.
For further particulars address Chas.
G. Woodwork, V. c.; o. ]. Landus,
clerk, Omega, o. T.
No gambling, refreshn1ent, show or
other privileges will be sold. Gamblers
and grafters will make their absence con-
spicuous. We will not tolerate any of
their work CHIEF FORESTER.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED By ths Wichita A5strss
and Land company. II. H. Dubois. Ab
stractor. Court House. Phone IA
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Robert VI. Gardner 20 Jas p. asd
Rosa +. Lewis. iots 20 g. block 2.
BayueEIEe ..s.--.--..-. .--...-...-....--f y
Bunael & Emo Investment company
20 Fred r. Knsppis. lots 0et. le11.
wichita street jewellers addition y
North America Trust company %
Charles r Peairs. soufhwest quar-
ter section =. =. & vszt...-..-........ -
George Summers 90 Julia Leonard.
lots rs g. 5ti even. EH1Daria ave-
nus. Fe~rsIs secsnd addition ....-. -
= 9. AIey 10 ?. y Aley. waters
John s. Solis 70 David DAVIS iof ia.
Lee aveuue. Clearwater ....--.-.--.- =
Frede--k shank q Emna shank
Iofs 1dd - 20 p. Man street Ea-
zlshs sixth addition -.-....------.--..- -
sarah + o9aHfa 60 p " @1esr.
haIf Interest 10 i5t ?. Block T. ~
Hope -.--...--- .---....---.. .---------.- -
7. ard so9ala E.ksea o. Davif
DAYS 81, %. lie sTeuge. Clear
water ..-.--.---- a..-... .-..s.s-. s-s.--- ~
gs-eT R Eao f1v~steeert company
% + q Harhlrsss. i1fs e. sn1
soafa AaF q F1arfA averas. Ma
sssez-s afH Ten .......--..-- .--..-..ss 80
~. Cr 81 otfo p Wsssa. isfs -.
q Ees3 avenae. let e.. Gsfarfs
arsaee. Gasars's zsbssyis4ea ...... 70
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tetTday from few days trip 70 Denver
and other Colorado points.
Mrs. J. T Richmond q Anthony. who
has been spending a few DAYS With Mrs
P. p Dilday, 1888 North Topeka avenue.
returned 10 her hnme yesterday.
Mrs. y. J. Myatt and her daughters
have returned from Colorado Springs.
Juege Myatt is much better. but vii r.
main IN the mountains a little while
LONGER.
Drs. Vhkers & Vickers. formerly with
Drs. Thornton & Minor % kansas civ.
arrived IN Wichita yesterday uarninr
They VIII occupy Offices in The Zlmmerlg
building
Mrs William A. Cashlon and daurh,es.
Miss Ida. LEFT Monday noon over ths
Frisco road for St Louis and Perryvilie.
Mo. where they will visit with relatives
and friends for several weeks.
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CHILD FATALLY SCALDED
Boiler Tipped ON the stove and He
Received the Contents.

Guthrie. o. T., Sept 12.-The Ripley
Times says: Glenn A, the fifteen-months-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wiles has
died from lburns. Mrs. Wiles, in making
preparations to wash, put the boiler on
the stove and filed it with water to heat
Just before it reache the boiling point
one leg of the stove, for some unaccount-
able reason, gave way, letting the stove
tip over, throwing the kettle of water on
the floor. Little Glenn, who was in the
room at the time, was scalded from his
chest down in a horrible manner. After
five hours of agony death relieved the
little sufferer. Mrs. Wiles was badly
scalded ABOUT the feet and limbs.
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TAKES CHARGE OF ESTATE
A. =. Parks win settle AfTairofL l.. ID.
Jewell nv

Mr.. A S. Parks has heen appointed ad-
ministratoT Of the LeweIling estate The
appointment was made by Probate Judge
Haymaker. and Mr.. Parks viii commence
on the duties OF settling up the property
as soon as the necessary papers can be
made out.
Ex-Governor Lewelling had consider
able property and had recently purchased
residence property IN the cit.s In add.
ton were farm lands and the estate may
take some time TO be settled.
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ness of the season when the work Of
securing scholarships began, yet the sue
cess OF the academy is assured. This is
one Of the best parts Of Oklahoma for
such an Institution, and with the sup
port of our best citizens and the preby-
terry of Oklahoma, the academy is bound
to cover this field for the higher aca-
dennic education as preparatory school
tfor the college and university.
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SCOTTISH RITE MEETING
MasOns to Gather Here Three Days
in November

The twenty-sixth reunion Of the Scot
fish Rite bodies for the valley Of Wichita
viii be held in this city On November
%, II, and p Of the present year This
will bring together a large number OF the
prominent Masons OF the state. A
number OF interesting plans are being
made for the event an many important
matters Will come up before the body
Invitations are being sent out over the