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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10

Songs of All the Colleges" published by
Kinds & Noble, New York, is the best col
lection of college songs yet issued. contain
ing, as it does, all Of the old-fashioned and
many of the new.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10
Bishop pendIe.

n bishop Pendle" the author. Fergus
lme. has written a somewhat longer
~ than is his won't II IS one which
= more into character study than do
ne of his previous books: take. for in
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baracters, weaknesses and follies of tn,

haracters, weaknesses and follies of the
~lshionable women who frequent her
lace. AS a business manager she has a
laker with a genius for form and color,
nd the knack of making himself indis-
knsable TO the fashionable customers.
he dressmaker herself is one OF the most
stonishing characters in the story, which
~bntains some bright dialogue, some con-
e~ntional phases of fashionable life clev-
1ly described and some frivolous pas
tges of the ''off-color" kind. 1t is writ
N by Rita and published by F.. NJ.
uckles & Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10

what the famous black cat did and is told
rarity in words and partly by pictures.
Mamma can read the words and the little
boy or girl will be delighted TO help along
by Ginning In at the right time with the
picture word. Boston: Dana Estes'& Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10
A Little Puritan,. FIRST Christmas.

This story is instructive as we'll as en-
PERTAINING to the young reader. for whom
Il was written by Edith Robinson. She has
carefully CLEANED the facts on which il is
based from the famous Diary OF Judge
Sewall. the witch-hanging judge of Plym-
outh. Published by L. c. Page & Co..
Boston.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10
Ted.s Little Dear.

The Ted of this story is a small boy, his
little dear is a small dog. and the story,
which is written by Harriet A. Cheever for
small children. makes a small, volume,
which is published by Dana Estes & Co,
Boston.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10
ChafterbOx.

The regularity with which for many
years past Dana Estes & Co., of Boston,
have brought out that prince of picture
books "Chatterbox" must be an unusual
delight to little folks. "Chatterbox" for
1909 is on the same line and fully up To
the standard of it's predecessors.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10
The RosEie and Reggie stories.

Reggie and Reggie are twin brothers who
have many interesting childish experiences.
and whatever one OF them says and does
the other one says and does. This style
OF story telling by the repetition OF words
and ideas - well adapted TO the compre-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10

What Did the Black Cat Do? Guess"
by Margaret johnson. Is a story Tor very
little children In . dozen ''guesses" about
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10

Terrible to weak lungs II this inclement sea-
son. Are you hoarse-tormented with a cold
convulsed with q hard coueh-annoyed with q
sure throat-troubled with dinaculty OF breath
Honey Of Horo1ound Tar, the sole and sovereign
remedy Tor such ccmplatnts. Sold BY all drug
SfEss xesthasas Drops eurs n one minute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething with
perfect success II soothes the child. softens the
gums. ailays pain, cures wind collie. regulates
the bowels. and Is the best remedy for diarrhea.
whether arising from teething or other causes.
For sale by druggists in every part OF the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing
Syrup. Is cents a bottle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10

other short stories and the final chapter
of Mrs. Wards Eleanor There is a study
of Rernhardt and Coquelin, b. Henri Fou-
quier, and a clever essay on Parents, by
r.. s. Martin. A number of poems and bits
OF Christmas prose go TO make up a beauti-
full holiday number.
The Century Magazine has chosen Mill
toms Ode on the Nativity wherewith to
celebrate Christmas, and has made for 1t
a series Of remarkable illustrations in
color. The drawings, by +. V. Du Mond,
are wonderfully decorative, while the color
ing is of a richness and purity seldom
seen. Separate blocks have been used for
each of the six colors, and four additional
tints have been produced in printing them.
art. The literary features of the number
are also of good quality. A good deal of
space is occupied by fiction. l.. =. WAL
ford and Henry James being among the
contributors of short stories. The serials
are Hamlin Garland's Her Mountain
Lover" and Bertha Runkle's 1.-The Helmet
tine Birreli. Illustrated by Andre Cas-
tagne, descriptive OF a trip down the
Rhine. A little essay by the late Charles
Dudley Warner on The Pursuit of Hap
piness' pleasantly recalls that writer.
Professor Thwing's article some months
ago discussing the results of a test of
biblical knowledge applied 10 college stu
dents attracted the attention OF Rev. r. IT.
Munger, OF Hampton Institute, and he
caused the test TO be tried upon the negro
students there, using the same series of
question: The result showed that the
Hampto students averaged correct an
swers TO Il per cent. of the questions asked.
whereas the young white men of the West
ern college averaged 43 per cent. and the
white girls from an Eastern college 10 per
cent. The negro receives considerable at
tfntion IN this number, Jerome Dowd. q
Southerrer, making some practical sug-
g~estions and pointing out paths Of hope
for the race Paul Lawrence Dunbar has
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-10

Dor FILLS cure constipation. Price p csats
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
SANTA re WINS SUIT
For sale Against Kansas. Oklahoma
and Central

vinlta. / T. June 9.-The Dispatch
says: Judge Gill opened the United
States court here at n:l0 p m, having
arrived here on belated train. and took
up the case Of the Atkinson. Topeka ana
Santa Fe Railway company. against the
Kansas. Oklahoma Central and South
western Railway company Of Kansas and
Oklahoma. The Kansas. Oklahoma Cen
tral and Southwestern railroad Is 10 &c
sold under mortgage on June - This
company was organized under two sepa-
rate charters. one for Oklahoma and the
other for Kansas Early In the coustruc-
ton CT the road a mortgage was given
under the Kansas charter 70 the Metro
palitan National bank q Chicago. sor
500 which subsequently, Eel into the
hands q the Santa re company. The
Oklahoma charter provided for the Issue
ot 81 co. 90 in bonds, bur eniy aaIf that
amount were Issued The Santa Re COM
paRy are the owners q these bonds. On
April ?. 1899 the Santa Re company Sled
suit sor foreclosure CO the mortgage ana
on May Z P. L SoPer vas appointed
special master Ia the case. fling as re-
port CT the e5;h inst ~ l2st nights ses-
SION the report u the special master xxs
confirmed and judgment rendered IN tavcr
81 The Santa Fe against the Kansas.
Oklahoma Central ard South~sster,
Railway company q Kansas. Il Ire suza
CT $50; also against ihe SANE sos-panr
in Oklahoma Far xssss7SIs. fhs principal
and interest OF 5ssss isxuSs un8-r ,ass
charter. and decree Q. fsreclcsu-s and
safe was rendered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
TRIBAL TAX CONTEST ON
Injunction Ordered In Case Mt Taiala,
Indian Territory.

Vinlta, l. T., June 9-In the United
States court Judge Gill granted a tenn
porary restraining order restraining
George Wright, United States Indian in
spector. for the Indian Territory; ]. Blair
Schoenfelt. United States Indian agent;
Frank Churchill, United States revenue
inspector, and all deputy inspectors and
all officers of the interior department from
interfering in any way with the mercan-
tile establishment of w C. Rogers, Of
Talala. whose store was closed and locked
a week ago by Inspector Frank c.
Churchill
The case is set for a hearing on July T.
when the government must show cause
why the Injunction should not be made
permanent. w. c. Rogers has a large
general merchandise store at Talala. and
he refused to pay the tribal tax demand
ed by the department Of the interior. He
wa sthen threatened with removal from
the Indian Territory If he did no pay.
Still refusing. his store was closed and
locked and a guard placed over it last
week
1t is understood that merchants VIII
join 10 make a test case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
10 m'NEAL'S PLAN INDORS5D
by the RinEf-her Free Press foe
FIyan<' nomination

Guthrie. o T. June s-Ths Bisg-
fisher Free Prsss says 10 McSeass
proposition % hold mass cpnventt7a to
renoIuinate Mr Flynn is a Rogd one.
There need pc no specially elected de-e-
gates ln d. There e. nothing o. D. ~
that convention except 70 nominate NJ.
Flynn The precedent % having commit
teemeu elected IS conventions was 50 ~
Euid. That precedent should b. foiloasi
ty the counties az their county c1uytn-
tons when these conventions meet lft
the selection % territorial rommlffefunsa
Sc made just as the national commit q
man vas selected az Enid Then ahea
the congressional convention meets at
Guthrie there vii 81 nothing pr % ~ ~
but renomiuafe NJ F1Frn Thefs Eit
no need - ele~tiaa 6eissates ~ fhe rattn-
- convent ona-there e. NJ eRr1ae fsr
this sort 90 sEht jus; On fbe eve - 'hs
county campaign. LIT every Rsf5tltran
80 - fhe convention Who wants f1 sn1
49, the railroads rave been more great
honeffte3 - era psssazs - Sc free
homes bg1 than syfrTboaY else. - fhrf1
generously come forward IN q case zhfrs
there IS ~ contention ahafevsy. an1
carry svervbosy - ard from tHe rarFsa-
fion free
That's ne zag 81 a. H Ths's fH7 ~aY
70 have = roasgnE ~ stsFf is-7 80 ram-
palzn. zr6 that's shs wsY f1r fae fali-oai
people - show tire pe p.s t-at thsfs -
as;hsng istIs about fhera saen q esmss
- tie pfaca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
SUPREME COURT ADJOURNED
List OF Cases Disposed OF at This
Term

Guthrie, o. T, June 9-The Oklahoma
supreme court has adjourned to convene
again on Saturday, June 80
There have been but two opinions hand
ed down at this session and both were by
Justice Irwin. Last term there were over
forty handed down
Cases heard this torn were:
SS-The Southern Kansas Railway com
pany and Santa Fe company VS.. Okla
homa City ct ell, Oklahoma county, orally
argued by Henry L. Asp and Judge Stu
art, of South McAlester 1. T.; submitted
544-The Territory VS.. o. A Mitscher,
Andrew Cooper, T. w. Williamson and
John Cooper; Oklahoma county; submit
ted by agreement on briefs.
Attorney George NJ. Green was admitted
to practice before the supreme court.
After court adjourned Justice McAtee
Immediately left for his home in Enid.
the other judges remaining in Guthrie
over nisht
DISTRICT COURT DATES.
Orders were issued by the court that
the fan terms Of court for 1900 be rixed
for the various counties in the several
judicial districts, as follows:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Judge j. II. Burford presiding.
For Payne county. at Saltwater. Mon
day, September 10
For Lincoln county, at Chandler. Mon
day, October /
For Woodward county. at Woodward
Tuesday. October %
For Logan county. at Guthrie. Wednes-
day, November T.
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
Judge {. +. Irwin presiding
For Wasmt2 county. at Cloud Chief
Wednesday. September 70.
For Custer county, at Arapahoe. We'd
nesday. October >.
For Cleveland county. at Norman. Mon
day. October Is.
For Kingfisher county, at King6sher
Monday. November :.
For Canadian county. at e. Reno. Mon
day. November %.
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Judge 3. T. Hainer presiding.
For Beaver county, at Beaver. Tues
day, September Il.
For Kay county. at Newkirk. Monday
September -
For Usage Nation. at PawhusRa Mon
day. October ~
For Pawnee county. a. Pawnee. We'd
nesday. November :.
For Noble county, AZ Perry. Monday.
December 3
The dates Tor the Third district. Judge
3. F. Burwell. and Tor the Fifth INDIE
J. a NeAtee. are TO be announced later.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
WHEAT HURT BY HAIL
Logan County S'ruck by severe
storms


storms.
Guthrie. O. T., June 9.-The CAPITAL
says: The heavy wind and hail storm
Of yesterday morning did considera BILE
damage 10 the wheat crop I'm this county
The majority OF the farmers have been
cutting their wheat during the past few
days and the storm caught them mapping.
Reports Of great damage are current from
all portions OF the county, and especially
from Muhal vicinity.
Charles F'ilson's crop OF wheat Just
north Of this city. is practically ruined.
as is the wheat of Messrs. Schwab and
Oliver Of the same neighborhood. Much
damage by the wind to peaches and APP
Pies. and TO small fruit is also reported.
The storm viii damage the county to an
extent Of several thousands OF dollars
The storm was the heaviest and most
severe of the season. following a torrid
day with the thermometer at l0s in the
shade. The night was close and sultry
and the storm was no surprise Ia Guth-
rie's citizens. For fully thirty minutes
it assumed cyclonie symptoms and many
citizens sought refuge In their cellars and
other places of safety Finally. however.
a heavy rain and hall began and Grench-
ed the earth for over an hour
Much damage to crops is also reported
from Lo@rie township. especially to the
wheat
The wind was very strong along the
Guthrie & Western lin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10

Of the person is a national vice and the
gypsy peddlers here drive great bargains
selling cheap plated gold trinkets These
trinkets are worn even after all trace Of
gold has disappeared and are always kept
highly polished.
The future of the island depends upon
Amrica and the Spaniards. Many
American companies are investing heav-
lily in Cuban real estate and looking for
franchises as soon as congress will allow
them to be granted. The labor for all en-
terprises will come from Spain, and in
short time the Cuban viii be but factor
in his own country, in about the same re-
lative proportion as the Mexicans are in
Texas. The island viii support 2o.0OO, 900
inhabitants and these will not come by
natural increase, but by immigration.
There will never be many more natives
here than now. for while large families
are the rule. the race is degenerate and
have not constitutions to uphold them.
This is caused in part by the mixture of
white and African blood. and by the con-
slant marriage OF Cubans which has en-
tailed upon them the curse Of consump-
ton. Every one of them has weak lungs
and yet they live in the best air in the
world for that disease. Havana has long
been noted as health resort for all
lung troubles and all Americans afflicted
with catarrh find it cured after short
residence here. The Cubans will either
die out or be absorbed by marriage into
the other nationalities, and a hundred
years from now it will be rare to find
one who can trace back lineage to the
beginning of Cuba Libre.
A. D. RHOADES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
List OF THE BURNERS
Receive Sentence, and the
Famous Seminole Case
is ENDED AND DONE WITH
One Mans Sentence Suspend
One Mans Sentence Suspend
ed Till After Crop Time.

Muscogee, o. T., June a.-The Times
says; Another act in the Seminole burn
ing and kidnapping case has been record
ed In the district court in Muscogee. Bird
IVanhoe and Samuel D. Pryor pleaded
guilty to the charge OF kidnapping and
were sentenced by Judge GIL 10 three
years in the penitentiary at Fit. Leaven-
worth. 4. Roper also pleaded guilty to
the same charge. but his $ entence was
suspended until next September The
sentence ofthese men ends this celebrated
case and the docket is clear of the whole
matter. The sentence in the Roper case
Is merciful one. as it will give him
time this season to make a crop that his
family may have subsistence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Territorial Committee for Rough
Riders Reunion Is Named

OKIahoma CITY, o. t. June 9.-The fol
lowing gentlemen have been named as IN,
territorial reception committee for III
Rough Riders reunion:
Mayor Lee VanWinkle, Oklahoma City
Hon. c. NJ. Barnes, Guthrie.
Hon. w. NJ. Jenkins, Guthrie
Hon. a. J. Seay, Kingfsher.
Hon. w. c. Renfrow. Joplin. No
Hon. d. 7. Flynn. Guthrie.
Hon. PJ. H. Burford, Guthrie.
Hon. John L. McAtee. Enid.
Hon. A. c. Scott, Saltwater.
Judge b. T. Hainer. Perry.
Hon. d. A Boyd, Norman
Judge c. F. Irwin, FL Paso.
F. E. Mckinley. Guthrie
]. ]. Boles. Guthrie
Z. d. Brownlee. Kpgfisher.
j. " Admire, Kingfsher.
H. D. Mcknight, Mangum.
James Kelley, Mangum.
]. W. Miller, Woodward.
F. D. Healey Woodward
A. H. Boles. Perry.
Receiver Scott, Perry.
]. B. Cullison, Enid
Receiver Eastman. Enid.
r. A. Cameron. Alva.
w. ]. French. Alva
NJ. c. Hart Guthrie.
w. H. Milette, Vinita, 7. T.
c. NJ. Campbell, Ardmore. l. T.
Pliny Soper. South McAlester. I. T.
NJ L. Turner, Oklahoma City.
S. 7. Allen, Oklahoma City.
Hon. Sidney Clarke. Oklahoma City.
Hon. ]. r. Kea;oq, Oklahoma City.
S. s. Price, Oklahoma City.
W II. Keith. Oklahoma City.
Judge B. F. Burwell. Oklahoma City.
f. II. Cooke, Oklahoma City.
Bryon Shear Oklahoma City.
Henry Overholser. Oklahoma City
Q. D. Halsell, Oklahoma City.
C. =. Hart, Oklahoma City.
Henry VIII. Oklahoma City.
W. a. Vickers. Oklahoma City,
d. c. Lewis. Oklahoma City
F. c. O'Neil. Oklahoma City
Sol Barth Oklahoma City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
Oil IN CH0CTAW NATION
sam C1axton Finds Evidences of
MinertI Wealth

Guthrie, o. T., June Sam P. Claxton
Of South .MeAiester, who has just made
? triD through Cedar county. Choctaw
nation. thinks that valuable oil wells vii
be developed there. Claxton. while cross
Ing Dog creek, saw The ground vas COW
cred with OIL which was oozinz out Of
the bed Of the creek he brought with
him sample bottle OF the oii. He also
discovered O good veing % ore. which ne
says. will assay O. Per cent % lead and
~ ounces q silver 10 the ton TIE hills
of the eastern part OF the Choctaw ma
ton are rlch IN orc and coal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
CH0CfAW SURVEYORS MOVE
They are Headed for AIbuoueroue
New Mexico

0Ntah0Ina tl5y. Q. r. June s.-Chiet
Engineer MoiIiter Of the Choctaw route
Vas IN the city yesterday afternoon Ha
mas despatched q corps @; engineers 70
Aion2aer7se. y NJ. TO make a prelirnin-
airy survey an3 On the recommendation
OF Inc e1gtneers VIII depend the decision
oi the directors and stockholders Of tha
soAa as 70 the prac,icad,ity OF construct
ins N road further west The meeting
q directors viii occur in Philadelphia
June ..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
TWO DAYS BARBECUE
Duncan TO Have Anniversary elebra-
tonJ june S7-2s

Duncan. l. T.. June "a meeting OF
Duncan citizens has been held 10 arrange
for Duncan's anniversary celebration. Il.
Z. Sharp called the meeting TO order.
after which W. !. Gilbert was elected
permanent chairman and r. E Sharp sec
rotary. 1t was decided that a TWO days
barbecue would be had on the 9th and
18th OF the present month. An executive
committee TO take full charge OF the ar
rangements for the barbecue was appoint
ed by the chair. This committee is com
posed of r. (. Sharp. p L. Limbaugh,
James Leftwitch, G. L. Doherty and r.
p. Frensley. who were given full power
TO appoint all other committees.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
EGGS or RARE BIRD
cIevsIaaa uaa Hsss Aer~s- Nest ss
a Elfs

Gaiarfs. y ? s4nf s-A-thzF BtrsssIl
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-10
RENFROW FELT The TORNADO
Considerable Damage 90 the Growing
Crops Reported

Rentrov. o 7. june s-A severe Etnd
storm viziied this iocaIi;g about s'eI7ck
yesterday morning. accompanied By wint
and hail Nc nafe-ssl damage + rerort-
ed n town. 5ut on the farm fzst east -
tosn owned BY s. NJ Hover theT vere
erecting , rev barn. ~sfca vas blown
- ths ground. TIE farmers cn-i-x fnso
town report severe damage ~ hzl 70 tie
cro9s. mostly -ese aa1 sosfhzeFf -
town. while 70 tha east auf asrtnszxt
there are II reports = fauaEe 7; s.
claimed 'hzt ere xheat vest ~ ,0Eu g.
dsnzEs5 rem = - = ~ csaf sb1gf
one- hsif = wesfes = tns2red 81 sAa ser
ersi nn-tzzI ooEugsniez e ths tsTvifacr
Far7asr zext and s92ts. near arEsors
= IS reported tAat tire damage i Essea
greater