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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-13

IN addition TO passing an act authoriZ-
ing the governor to appoint a committee
to make a supplemental treaty with the
Dawes commission with reference TO the
citizenship rolls. settling the coal ques-
tion and all other matters that remain
unsettled between the Choctaw govern
ment and the United States government,
a number of other important measures
weer adopted.
An act was passed abolishing the Of
fees OF the third district school trustees
but retaining the superintendent Of edu-
cation at the salary he has been re-
ceiving heretofore.
The number of citizenship commits
sioners was reduced from thre to one.
and the office of custodian or clerk Of
the citizenship rolls was abolished.
An act was passed prohibiting the dis
trict royalty collectors from speculating
in Choctaw national warrants under the
penalty of a fine and jail sentence.
An appropriation of $1,000 was made
and placed at the disposition OF the gov
ernor to be used in defraying the ex-
pense Of ejecting the cattlement and in
truders
The council declined TO interfere with
the action of the governor in removing
County Judge Harrison and Sheriff Plum
mer Of Atoks county from office.
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CAPITAL STOCK is si.OOO,oOl
southwestern OsI. Asphalt and Hin-
Tu= &c Il Launched

Guthrie. a. T.. Nov l2.-Secratsry WI
ham Crimes today granted q charter 70
the Southwestern on. Asphalt and Min
iDg company. Uith headquarters at Law
ton. ComaRche county, and WIKI q eapl-
tal stock OF N.J0o6oo- Tn.s company VIII
oWu and Operate mineral ana oh claims
in the territory of Cklaaoua. and is 10
exist for a period Of twenty years The
directors are r II. Jones. A. J. CLANCY.
G. =. Taylor. r. C. KirkpatricS. and
d. II. short. al of Iawton.
L. s. Madden Of Tecumseh. Pottawato-
mie county. James Cheuoweth. or law
ton. Comapche county. w. r. Thompson.
- Woodward. Woodward county. and Z.
r. Gannaway. of Crzl. Roger Mnls coun-
u. were commissioned notaries pubilcs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-13

development Of the child. His oft-Qgoted
saying is golden truism and is well
worth remembering: There is nothing
too good FOR the children Of Oklahoma"
Hon. W. G.. Stevens. speaker OF the
house OF representatives, OF the last leg
islature OF Oklahoma. and 8Ir Ross. the
mayor of Lawton. recently gave the nor
NAL pleasant call and some words Of
hearty commeRdation of the grand work
now being accomplished by the y r. y.
and OF the wonderful outlook before this
great Institution.
Or. Fellow has organized an historical
seminary of his more advanced pupils ia
history. They VIII hold weekly confer
ences. discuss current historical topics and
study the best methods of research based
upon pedagogical principles.
Seven new pupils have enrolled this
week and stin they come.
The y. T. y. band now numbers IS
pieces. and has five clarionets. one pic
colo. three corncts. four altos. two ten
ors. three slide trombones TWO baritouos
two basses and two drums. The band
viii make its first pubIc appearance at
the great Thanksgiving football gamc
ht cen Lll. BUSINESS men OF AVA anu ttT
first team of the normal school. PROT
Wilkinson is doine everything to make
this the haest band in the southwest.
President Aaleat preached ct the II z.
church last Sunday evening 10 an inn
meuse audience. The subject Of hrs dis
course was The Fool Hath Saia iu Isis
Heart. There is No God" Throughout
the address bore evidence of phlosophic
inquiry and scholarly deductions. based
upon the harmonies or science and reii-
gion. The personality OF God and the
evolution Of man as q psychical being
created IN the image 81 God were the
central themes Of thought and were most
beautifully and impressiveiy portrayed.
The vocal class is beginning 20 compose
and set to music original SONGS
The y. IT. y. football team contested
with the Fai-view team on Monday OF
this week.
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ONE
JUST ONE MAN VOTES AGAINST
BOND PROPOSITION AT GRANITE
Therefore. Southwestern Normal
viii BE Located There. Maybe.

Guthrie, o. T. Nov. 12.-word was re-
ceived at the governors office in this city
today that the city of Granite. Greer
county. had held an election yesterday to
vote bonds for the amount to be donated
by that city towards the erection Of the
Normal college there. and that the bonds
carried by a vote Of S07 TO one against.
Granite is the site selected by the board
appointed by Governor Jenkins TO locate
the college. a committee appointed while
c. NJ. Barnes was governor had already
named Weatherford. Custer county. as
the location of the proposed college. Both
cities claim to be the place within the
meaning of the law and long lawsuit
viii ensue before the matter is finally
determined. The case is already in the
courts
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PLAN OF
ACTION is
DECIDED ON
Oklahoma City Statehood DEL
egatiOn Hold Meeting
PREPARATORY TO BATTLE
Are Instructed How TO Turn
Steam 0kIahomaward,
PREPARATORY TO BATTLE

Oklahoma City, o. T. Nov. 12.-The Ok
lahoma county delegation to the Musko-
gee statehood convention held another
meeting at the city. club rooms last night
to hear the reports Of the special com
nittees appointed at the Saturday night
meeting. The attendance was somewhat
limited by the inclement weather.
The committee on plan Of action re-
ported as follows:
ITO the Statehood Delegation Of Okla
homa County:
Mr. Chairman: Your committee re-
specially submits the following as the
program for the delegation a tthe Mus
kogee convention to be he'd at Musko-
gee Thursday. November A.
We recommend that a. Z. Welsh be
elected as permanent chairman of the
Oklahoma county delegation ad member
OF executive committee
we recommend that d. D. Leach be
selected as the permanent secretary OF
the Oklahoma county delegation.
we recommend that the proposition Of
tenn for rates on both roads be accepted
and that a portion Of the delegates at
tend the convention over each line Of
road the rates being equal
we recommend that this delegation
pledge itself for the selection Of a citizen
of the Indian Territory for the permanent
and temporary chairman of the conven-
tion and for the selection of a citizen OF
Oklahoma for the temporary and perma-
nent secretary of the convention.
we recommend that on the ways and
means committee OF the convention OF
finance committee that Hon. VIM. Cross
be the selection Of this delegation.
we recommend that Hon. c. B. Ames
be the choice Of this delegation for the
member Of the committee on resolutions
OF the convention.
we recommend that Colonel Samuel
Crocker be the choice Of this delegation
as a member Of the committee on organ
ization Of the convention.
we recommend that Hon. Frank Clark
be the choice OF this delegation as a
member Of the committee on credentials
o. the convention.
eve further recommend that this dele
cation be pledged to support the follow
ing resolution in the convention at all
times.
BE it Resolved, That the congress Of
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The r. 7. Booth Co, Ithaca, N. Y.

the United States at its next session do
enact an organic act uniting ali Of the
territory in the present boundaries
Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory
under one form Of territorial government
as a preparatory act 10 the enactment
of an enabling act that viii admit to the
union OF the United States this territory
rs one state.
"The report brought about a length,
discussion Judge Selwyn Douglas op-
posed the resolutions asking congress to
give us as an alternative. for early
statehood a single territoryhood. After
quite a lengthy discussion of the matter
he proposed a substitute resolution as
follows.
Resolved. That the congress Of the
United States at its next session be re
quested to pass an enabling act providing
for the admission OF Oklahoma and the
Indian Territories as a state, and TO en-
act the necessary legislation for the pro-
lection of the rights of the Indian citi-
zens of the Indian Territory until such
time as the tribal relations of the various
Indian nations be dissolved or abolished.
The resolution was discussed by Judge
Douglas. Colonel Samuel Crocller, A. c.
Root. .. c. Lewis, Jack Quayie Of Ed
mond and Editor Charles barrett of
Shawnee. who happened to be present at
the meeting and who was called upon for
an expression of sentiment in his Pot-
tawatomie) county.
The report Of the committee as amended
by the adoption of Judge Douglas reso-
luton, was adopted.
The matter of engaging a Pullman
car for the Oklahoma county delegates
was brought up but no definite action
was taken.
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my life. It now seems TO me that for
years ] never knew what it was TO he
hungry. Co have good. natural appetite.
II was troubled with gas in stomach,
rausing pressure on the heart. with pail
pitation and short breath. Nearly every
thing ] ate soured on my stomach some
times ] had cramps i'm the stomach which
almost resembled spasms.
Doctors told me 1 had catarrh of the
stomach. but their medicines would not
reach it. and / would still Doe a sufferer
had ! not. in sheer desperation. decided TO
try stuart $ Dyspepsia Tablets.
II knew they We're an advertised rem
eds. ana j didn't believe anything / read
Rhout them as / had no confidence in ad-
vertised remedies. but my sister living i'm
Piutsburg wrote me last spring. telling
me how Stpart's Tablets had cured her
httle daughters OF Indigestion and loss Of
flesh and appetite, and hesitated no
ionger
Il bought a hfty-ceut box nj my drug
store and took two Of the large tablets
after each meal and found them delight
fli To rakc being as pleasant 10 the taste
rs caramel candy. Whenever duriug the
day or nisht felt amy pain or uneasiness
in tho stomach or about the heart I took
one of The small tablets. and in three
weeks liz seemed To me as If I had never
known what stomach trouble was.
j keep STUART Dyspepsia Tablets in
the house and every member NJ our fam
Ny uses Them occasionally after a hearty
meal or when amy % us have pain OF
ache in the digestive organs.
Mrs j.. r. Davis ~ Hampton. Va. says:
81 doctored fye years Tor dyspepsia. but
81 TWO months got more benedt from
Staarts pyspepsia Tablets than in 1--WE
years of tho dootors treatment"
StuaIts Dyspepsia Tablets is The safest
rs wei as the simplest ard most couven-
SENT remedy ior aay form OF Indigestion.
catarrh of stomach. bullousness. sour
stomach bioauns after meals sympa-
thetic heart trouble.
suaarts Dyspepsia Tablets IS net a
cheap catharric. bar an active digestive
remedy containing the nepsin and dias-
tase which every weaE stomach lacks. and
they cure stomach troubles because they
digest the food eaten ANA gjye The weak.
abused. overWorked stomach q chance 20
rest and recuperate
Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets are sold in
every drug store in the United States.
Canada and Great Britain.
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CHANCE FOR IDLE
Work on Extension Of Oklahoma and
Eastern Railroad in Full Blast.

Eastern Railroad ~ Fuli Blast.
Guthrie. o. IT, Nov 12-Woik on the
extension OF the Oklahoma e. Eastern
railroad. from Pawnee 70 Ralston. on the
line Of the Osage nation IS IN fun blast.
The Pawuee Times Democrat SAYS
Active work was begun yesterday on
the grading of the road By rau. Ralston
VIII be fraction over nineteen miles
from Pawnee. and the grading cone
tracts have been let go two different
firms. The W r. Stubbs Contracting
company. of Lawrence. kan. has the
contract for the frst nine miles out ~
Pawnee. then Kafz a. Callahan. ~
Omaha. Will grade the remainder ~ the
distance. having contract for about ten
miles Sunday night special train con-
tanning twenty-six cars o. the material
for the stubbs company, arrived. as wei
as 1s8 teams and lo9 mer. More work
men have BEEN coming in on every train.
until now there are more than 30 in ne
employ % the Sfuhhs company alone.
Katz * Callahan have ahout the same
number ~ men f0r work on their con-
tract. and both firms arc auVious - pc
cure more. both ~ Tne nar1 teams. From
an appearances there niI 20 20 excuse
for idIe men in PaEnee tLls w.rtar "
they are able % work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-13
POINTS ARE NAMED
Where Cattle May he Brought in by
Livestock sanitary Board

Guthrie. o. T., Nov. 12-The Oklahoma
livestock sanitary board held an import
ant meeting at the offices of the secre-
tary. in this city today, and after thor
Oughly discussing the matter. fixed the
open season TO begin on November Is.
and end on January 81. Properly IN
spected cattle. free from contaEion may
enter the territory between these dates
at the following points: Ponca City,
Ralston, Stroud Oklahoma City, Bridge
port. Union City I.awton. Woodward and
Mountain View. oklahoma and Quanah.
Texas. The board Will at once appoint
a sufficient number OF deputy inspectors
to meet all demands made for the passage
OF cattle across the line
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KILLED AT PLAY
Orphan Boy Is Shot BY Companion In
Scuffie.

Guthrie. o. r.. Nov. 12.-The fate Of
another victim of tho gun habit Is thus
told By the Chickasaw Enterprise;
"A sad accident happened AZ the res
fdence OF :. 4. Ward. a mile mile north
east OF Paola. Thursday
George Walker. an orphan boy. about
Is years Of age. wa saccidentaliy shot
and killed by the discharge OF VIA
chester rife in the hands q Nr. Ward g
son. Doc.
From what can be learned TIE boys
were seated i1 the house and Vcre eat
inE pccans. ocoasicnaiy throwing taeu
az each other The ward boz was s.t-ln
on the front % the bed vth lhe SIN
across hls iap. tho nuzzie pointing CO.,
vard she walker boy. TIE Wand boy re-
rn-ri5cd. i-rine.y BE- vau't erc- hm
unless De 6es.sted The WaiEer
made grab 1or ~ Sun aad s. t
frisuEv telr1c D. wa adshar-
bullet teasing IN uzlr haie through tfe
body passing directly throueh tae s-1m-
ach.
.-rhe deceased boY came from Aria--
sas about zen lzys ae0. He has aeither
father ~ uoth.r. 51t hss slafeT ilr.rg
f.rr rr~ address u
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ARRESTED
AT HIS
WEDDING
Tragic Scene Occurs at Shaw
nee in Judges Office.
NEW WIFE IN TREM0R
While Warrant Is Gead Charg-
ing Groom With Theft.
NEW WIFE IN TREMOR

Shawnee, o. T, Nov. 12.-The Quill Of
this city tells of the case where the
bark of true love failed to sail smoothly
over the matrimonial sea, and after re-
Iating the immaterial details Of how the
groom arrived suddenly in that city. TO be
followed in short time by the bride,
says:
According to the license issued at Te-
cumseh and bearing the signature of the
county judge. Mr.. Randells is % years old
and Miss Dutton has seen 50 summers,
so that no question of the youngness OF
the couple interfered with the matrimo-
NAL project. and after they had secured
the court papers they presented them
selves to Judge Howard Smith of this
city, who promptly and by his pleasant
ceremony tied the nuptial knot.
Now it might have been imagination
o ntheir part, but some of the witnesses
of the pretty little wedding say that dur
ing these moments the groom betrayed
what seemed to be an unwonted amount
OF fdgiting and nervousness, but that the
bride was duly composed and seemingly
happy.
IN about half an hour after the cere-
mony and while the matrimonial bark
seemed to be starting on its voyage
without wave or billow to impede its
progress or change its course, in walked
an officer from Washita county, who read
before the startled new wife a warrant
from the court there charging Mr.. Ran
5oFIe With tHe +baf+ Of = load of cotton
After serving the paper the minion of
the Territory's law abruptly informed Mr..
Randells that the west-bound ChOctaw
train would be due in very few min
utes, and requested that preparations be
made at once to depart by it to the scene
of his alleged crime, and after kissing his
bride farewell the unhappy groom left
with the officer"
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CANE OE SEASON
Oklahoma University Eleven VIII /
Meet Texas Plunqers November p. |

Oklahoma University Eleven viii
Meet Texas Plungers November p.
Guthrie. O. r., Nov. 13.-The football
game Of the season for Oklahoma win be
played o nthe university gridiron Novem-
Der p. The headgear and noseguards Of
the Texas university Will face the armor
Of the Oklahoma university and it IS
safe to say that there viii be a tourna-
ment that win put the contests OF the
middle ages to shame. Texas has twice
swiped Oklahoma on her own grounds
and Oklahoma is going to make the most
Of this opportunity IN her own briar
patch. It viii be a scientific game from
strat to finish. The Texas team is com
posed Of gentlemen. They know the game
and they play it. and they are clean. They
have treated the Oklahoma team on each
visit TO the Texas capital with genuine
southern courtesy, on the field and of &c.
Those who attend the game win see foot
ban up to date as it should be played
Oklahoma is not behind in the enterprise
that encourages its young people 20 do
and dare and win. She should not be be-
hind in supporting her university team i'm
giving Texas warm welcome iu both
senses OF the word. Excursion rates
will be secured from Guthrie. oklahoma
CITY. Purcell and all towns adjacent. The
university team is going IN for honest
athletics this year. they have an efficient
coach. and some hard work and a clean
record back ~ them. They viii appreciate
the encouragement OF Oklahoma people
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ASLEEP AMID FLAMES.

Breaking into a blazing home, some
Gremen lately dragged the sleeping in
mates from death. Fancied security
and death near. It's that way when you
neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it.
Dr. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton gives perfect protection against all
throat. chest and lung troubles Keep it
near and avoid suffering. death. and
doctors bills A teaspoonful stops a late
cough persistent use the most stubborn.
Harmless aad nice tasting, it's guaran-
teed to satisfy by Gehring's pharmacy.
Price 5Oc and 81 90
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EG:E'I)1AIF;S Z

had a heavy, loaded feeling in my stomach till
noontime every day. no matter how light break
fast | ate, and my breath became offensive, not
due to my teeth. as / have a good set Being
advised by friend who was using Rpans Tab
ules, that they had cured him, | decided to try
them. l have taken about ten cartons of the
cent size, and give them credit for curing me-
am now in good health, no heavy feeling liz my
stomach, and my breath is satisfactory and l am
ever ready for my meals.
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ghe Daily eagle: qasnesdau gorims 1901.
D A N G Err S OF
A C0U G H

A slight cough ne
elected for a few days
generally results in
Bronchitis, and in nine
cases out of ten the
sufferer continues TO
attend to his or her
duties without a
thought Of danger.
They are. however,
daily breathing into
these raw and inhamed
air passages, the dis
ease germs Of con-
sumption, and sooner
or later some of these
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-13
WHOLE BLOCK BURNED
Fire 1t MaDgum Causes severe Loss
to Town.

Guthrie, 0. T., Nov 12.-Last night fire
was discovered in a saloon in the block
north of the public square at Mangum.
Greer county. and in an Incredibly short
time the flames spread to adjoining build
ings. sweeping everything in its pathway
until the entire block was consumed
The buildings destroyed were: One for
merly occupied by a bank, a hardware
store, two grocery stores. law office,
clothing and furnishing goods store, dry
goods establishment, law office and a
hotel. The Bryan Commercial hotel on
the opposite side o fthe street and fur
niture store also across the street barely
escaped destruction by the most diligent
work of the people.
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Thous s a n d S
of lives are sacri-
fcedyearly in this
way, a little neg
ligence and the
deed is done.
Now that gov
ernment statistics
and United States
Health Reports
have shown that
consumption can
be cured and pre-
vented with HY-
OAIEI. e V e ry
father and mother
shn11ld see that
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this protection is given TO their family.
one thing is certain, coughs and Group
cannot exist where HYOMEI is used, and
if breathed daily it destroys the germs OF
catarrh. bronchitis and consumption com
pletely.
HYOMEI is sold by all druggists or sent
nv mail for the following prices: HY-
O1rEr outfits complete, $1.OO. Trial out
fits. 25c. HYOMEI Balm, 25c. Send Tor
our book on HYOMEI and five days
treatment free. It may save your life
The r. 7. Booth Co., ithaca, NJ. Y.
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Guthrie. %. IT,. Nov E-A charter wus
today granted 90 the Oklahoma Bridge
and steel Structural Works company. for
"a period % twenty years. and with q cae-
itaI stock OF Sleogo The princ.pai place
cf business is 90 Enid. Garfield county.
ard the company viii engage in the man-
ufacture OF steel bridges and luHdirg
material on a largc scale. The lGcor-
porstors are a.. J.. TobIn. ~ Hlusporo.
lH.. j. l. Randall Of Kansas CITY, Mo.
n. a. stuFgis 81 Guthrie. and J.. T.. Rem
shaw and .. B- Linden. OF Enid
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SUPERlNTENDENTS TO MEET
Executive Session OF County Chiefs
to be Held NJ Guthrie

Guthrie. o. T. Nov. I2-Arrangements
have been made for an executive esessiou
OF the county superlntendents during
the meeting of the territorial teachers
association at IN Christmas holidays. in
this city. Among others the following
subjects VIII be discussed.
Requirements Of county superinten-
dent
Needed Reforms in the School law
Organization and Change Of School Dis
tricts
County or Township High school.
Whichg
Separate schools
Teachers Examinations.
Course ~ study Tor Rural schools
Reading Circle
IJ $ hoped that this meeting WEI he
genuine experience meeting Those hav-
inS the matter IN charge request county
superintendents 10 bring un and discuss
very freely an matters which rertzln 4
their official duties
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STARTLING, BUT TRUE.

If everyone knew what a grand medi-
cine Dr. Kings New Life Pills IS" writes
ID. II. Turner. Dempseytown, Pa, you'd
use has made new man of me" IN
fallible for constipation, stomach and
liver tronbles. 25c at Gehring's nharmacv
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Guthrie. O. IT,. Nov. l2.-GoreruoT Jeu-
the governor ~ lnG.aua. foT the RETURN
o. Delaware county ~ tiat state of
Chas. -. Hawkins. Who is wanted there
Co answer t7 The charges cf sraad lar
eery. aud obtaining money and property
under false pretenscs. The goVcrnor ~
Indiana named Thomas Iamofe. az Mu-
nice. as the ascnt 10 take the prisoner
back f0r trial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-13

ers-N. }. Davis J. wlmau.
s.2l-3Thy should We Hold a Baptist
sundey school CONVENTION e-Frcd
Bland. Beauchamp. E.a. O.. N Nor
risen.
3.o0-Laymen IN the Sunday school-J.
z. Line. vs.. kay. VIM Lccpcr
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germs will find Judgement on the raw
spots and begin TO multiply 1t requires
but a few days for these germs to become
firmly tx ed in the lungs and then that
dread disease, consumption, begins.
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MUNYON'S
DYSPEPS
CURE

When Prof Munyon says his Dyspepsia Csre
viii cure indigestion and al forms OF stomach
trouble he simply tells the truth. Ii viii cure a
stomach that has been abused by over-eating and
over-drinkilg. Il viii cure a stomach that has
been weakened by oid-style drugs Il viii do sauoh
toward making old stomach act ike sound oEe-
AT al druggists, % cents. Fifty-six other euTeA
Hunyon, New York and Philadelphia.
nUSYOEs INHALER CURES CATlRRH.