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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-04-12
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SALaIAGUNDI ID.

Every teamster should have Tnb. .
Judge Talbot returned this morn.
'ug.
Arbor Day. Did you plant any
lreesH .
The indications are good for
another storm.
MIR. Penrod is getting along nicely.
lie will soon be out.
\ clean. strong wholesale IMMINENT,
rrib does all claimed Tor it..
Mr.. and MB. Lon Henderson and
daughter will return to Carson to-
night.
Constable Mccoy went ont to
North Fork this afternoon on official
business.
All kinds OF fruit in season at the
Postoifice stand, also nuts, candies
igars, tobacco. etc. =
Dm't forget the supper TO be
given by the Lldies Aid Society at
neir hall Saturday evening.
Lost AT the drugstore, a diamond
r'ng. y reward Of s75 will be paid
or lts return to the drugstore.
For SALE-Folding bed. Organ.
sewing ma ihinc, md o,her furuiture
at DR.. Moore's old residence. =
For SALE Ar BARoAIS.-A first
:lnss surrey, q ~ painted and in
good condition. Apply to a. }. Pull
man, =
Those famous little pills, DeWrtr,
Little Early Rtscrs, will remove all
impurities from yUnr aystem. clean u
ynur bowels, make them reguInr
Elko Drug Company.
The INDEPENDENT has received a
supply Of garden seeds for distribu,
Ou. II Jon wart seeds cnll und gel
hem. 4
Tho w. L. Smith Company tells the
ranchers today all about the Drerinp
hiowers. and whore they can be pur
chased at prices to suit tie times.
Trib cur % sprains, bruiees. burns
insect bites and stings. cliilblaiue, re-,
lieves hives; often relieves rhcuma
,i'%; FIX cents buys sis,o"oc'
DDttlp,
MI. Mitchell rcturne, from Snr
Francisco last evening. Ito ca ,ape,
the wiles Of the wicRrd while in ia,
Bay CITY. Mrs. Mitchell will return
Q inc time next month.
There are seven prisoners ~ thu
count! jail. Six arc serving sen
fences aud ono ia held to await ti,,
action OF the grand j ny on the cbarg,
OF soil ,ug liquor TO Indians.
There In no limit to the inventiy,
geniue Ut Connecticut. Tho late4
novelty 10 Il counterfeit vaccination
scar to 10 fastened on the arm for III,
deception OF health of. crs.
Engineer Taylor came up last even
mig TO measure the water IN tiieliun,
boldt. flo is connected with the vs.
geographic suryey aud is obtaininl
data in regard TO tho Hos OF water Il
the streams OF Nevada.
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An Invitation.

Mr.. ". L. Smith will he worry happy
ia receive tie friends nud acQulip.
mncCa ~ hi nselr and DAUGHTER ut hi
rcsilcnco tomorruw, Tues iay. after.
nom from two rs four o'clock.
Mr.. Smith will he as liatcI by Mira.
Swi Yer, Mira. Woif. Mrs. Mrigs. Mm.
Pulti1t mud Miss Treat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-04-12

Spring coughs are specially dan.
gerous aud unless cured ut once. ser.
iuus results often follow. Que Min
ute Cough Cure acts like mngic. II is
not II common mixture but is u high
grade remedy. Elko Drag Company
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NJ

HENDERSON -SMITH-At the residence
oi Ihr brides father, Elko. Nevada.
April s. 1901, by Bishop a. Leonard
Mr.. Charles Is. Henderson aud
Miss Ethel Smith, both Of Elko.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-04-12

Leads the Worlds Exporting Nations
The great distinction Of standing at
tho head Of the worlds exporting
nations belongs to the United States,
proof of this being found in the fig
ureR OF the calendar year 1900. The
total exports OF domestic merchan.
disc from the United States in the
calendar year 10 0 we're l.4S3,Ol3,659
those from the United Kingdom,
whioh has heretofore led in the race
for this di 'tinction, were 8 l.4Ie, 3d.
OOO, those from German !. sl.n6U,Gll,-
600, and from France s7s7. G $4,000.
In 1915, the domestic exports Of the
United States we're si07, 263, those
of Germany, s6I7.O96.In0, those of
France. TAT. 1875. 900. and those OF the
United Kng6om sl,oS7, 497 900. To.
day the United States stands Mt the
head OF the list. the United Kingdom
second, Germany third, aud France
fourth.
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A SUCCESSFUL Term.

The Nevada Business College viii
close another successful term the last
Of this month. Under the charge Of
Prof. Ness e the institution offers the
yhnrg men and women of Eastern
Nevada n splendid opportunity to SO.
cure a thorou sh business education.
It's terms are reasonable and, no long
as it maintains its present high
81 md Td. it nc 'erves the support OF
the people Proi. Nesse and his asais.
tant, Miss Cha ub aud, are Justly
proved OF the record OF tho closing
term.
The following students have COM
pleted the purse pas sed the required
examinations and will receive their
diplomas ut the Close ~ the term:
Miss Emma Merchant, Beowawe.
Sam Wines. Ruby VALLEY; Frank
Williams. Carlin; Willie Winiums,
South Fork; Paul Greeley, E ko.
The INDEPENDENT congratulates them
on their
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DR.. J. @. Leonard. Dentist. Gold
Crown and Bridge work. Office ncp-
the ~postofice.
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-Chas \. Norcross, who arrived
from Washington yesterday. reports
having net Chief +. II. NswellOf the
iiyirog raphic Department ii few days
ago. Mr.. Newell will be in Reno in IA
week To superintend the work Of the
large corps Of engineers who will i'll
vestisatc the matter Of water storage
III Nevada and pave the way for the
building OF Government reservoirs. =
Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19

that time has established an enviable
reputation as professional man. not only
in Oklahoma city but throughout the
territory His appointment is but a just
recognition of himself and his city. and
VIII meet with general satisfaction.
The boards object is to protect practi-
TONERS. None but graduates Of recog-
nized schools Of medicine are entitled TO
practice medicine in the territory. except
as according 10 law they show themselves
exceptionally well qualified to practice.
after having had five years experience in
the practice OF medicine. The board can
refuse TO examine those whom it deems
unfit
A fee of so is charged by the board
for the examination o. those not other
wise qualified by diploma This fee is
payable in advance and is not returna-
bic, even if the applicant does not pass
a successful examination. The fee is
for the personal expenses of the board.
The next regular meeting Of the board
VIII be held on Tuesday. September 10
at Enid, at which time applicants for IL
cense to practice, and not having diplo-
mas, Will be examined
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
ENID ARISES
FROM ASHES
A NEW TOWN
No Buildings but Brick or
Stone to Be Erected.
TEMPORARY SHOPS BUILT
Frame Structure in Street Is
Allowed for Present

Enid. o. T. July 1S-Business in the
burnt district is arising from the ashes.
The city council has granted all merch-
ants burned out the privilege Of trecting
temporary frame buildings in the street
in front of their burned houses in which
to do business until the property owners
can clear the ground and erect brick
buildings No building except brick OF
stone viii be erected as the burned dis
trict is in the IRE limit and the city Of
ficials are determined that nothing but
substantial buildings shall be erected
Yesterday. Grant Yeakey, one Of the IRE
sufferers, attempted to build frame
building on his lot and was promptly
stopped by the police. He was told Of
his right to build q temporary structure
IN the street and forbidden TO build one
on his lot A scunle ensued in which
Mr. Yeakey got the worst Of it. but he
won't build a frame until after the
courts are heard from, to which he ap-
pealed. The first district looks like an
opening city; the tents and frame shacks
In the streets reminding one of the first
day when men bought the street for lots
and built their business houses upon
them, thinking they had a bargain.
Arrangements are already on foot 70
rebuild the entire south side Of the square
and the east side OF Grand avenue ad-
Joining the square on osuehtfwypwpy
joining the square on the southeast with
brick buildings This is the only solu-
ton TO the problem as at present there is
no vacant business rooms OF Offices IN
the city, nor has there been for many
months past, hence those who were burn
ed out VIII have to await the rebuilding
and use tents and whatever they can
find. Quick time was made by the cleo
tric light company and though three
blocks Of their poles and wires were de
stroyed they had connections made and
the city lighted by Sunday evening.
The wholesale houses are coming to the
rescue Of the unfortunate merchants
grandly and almost all wiz be enabled to
do business as before. Gensman Bros.
the heaviest losers. have not yet exam
ined their safety vault. but if all papers
and books are intact they win proceed to
rebuild Immediately, otherwise it is doubt +
fuI.
Enid heard Of Wichita's s1,O0O.OOO loss
BY fire and extends sympathy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
AFFAIRS IN COURT.
Motion for New Trial In Asa Sharp
Case TO Be Heard.


Case TO Be Heard.
Oklahoma City, o. T.. July 1S.-The
Times-Journal sums up the courts do
ings as follows;
In the probate court yesterday the case
Of Colfax Moulton against Tiffin Davis
was decided by Judge Allen In favor of
Moulton for the sum of S2os. A notice Of
appeal was given.
Judge Burwell will leave in the morning
for Perry, where he VIII hear the motion
for new trial in the case OF Asa Sharpe,
who was recently convicted there.
Clerk Shear and Deputy Miss McKin-
ley are re-arranging the papers il the
vault of the district clerks Office. They
have just received a large amount Of
steel fling cases.
Sheriff O'Brien recovered horse that
was stolen by a young man named Stepp
a few days ago. Stepp win be arraigned
this Afternoon.
James Davis, who was arrested few
days ago for horse stealing by VIII Hale.
was arraigned this morning before Judge
Campbell and placed under 500 bond.
There were no cases filed il the district
court today
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
C0bb'S
Typographical
Map

You can accurately pick
your land from this Map.
The Cobb Typographical
Map of the Kiowa, Conan
che and Apache country is
now ready for delivery.
Special terms to agents
This Map shows every al
lotment and reservation and
all school landS-from notes
and special inspection dur
ing the Rock Island survey
and United States field
notes-absolutely accurate.
All county seats and county
lines. Every quarter sec
ton has the typographical
description. II" stands for
timber, 'B' for bottom. H"
for high land, IS" for sandy
land, ~ for rocky, y" for
black jack, etc. The lay Of
the land as taken by Cobb
and other United States
surveyors on the spot. You
can pick a good claim and
never see it. Rush in your
orders. Going like hot
cakes. No other Map will
sell where the Cobb Nap is
for sale. 1t is bound in
pamphlet with the Presi-
dents Proclamation and
laws ratifying treaty and
authorizing the opening
Retail price SO cents each.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
THREE WEEKS OF SERVICES.
Big Camp Meeting to Be Held at
Spencer.


Spencer.
Oklahoma City, o. T.. July 1s-The
Times-Journal gives the following church
news:
The new town of Spencer on the Frisco
is to be the scene of a great camp meet
ing for the next three weeks, givn IN
der teh auspices of the United Brethren
church but open to all denominations.
The tabernacle is being erected today
and will seat several hundred people.
The first service of the meeting viii be
held next Saturday and win contiue for
tree weeks or longer.
At the principal services an attendance
sof several thousand is expected and
some Of the leading pulpit orators of the
Southwest are expected to be in attend
ance. There is fine water and good camp
grounds at the place where the meet
ings are to be held and every one is
invited to be present.
The postofice Of Munger has been re-
moved to the new town Of Spencer but
it retains the same name as before.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
INDIANS DOUBLING UP
They are Learning Few Bright Ways
OF White Nan

White Eagle, o. T., July 1s.-The sec
ond marriage license ever made to IN
dians in this county was granted Saturday
TO Leon Bears and Flora Buffalo. They
were married Sunday by Rev. a. J. Sims.
The members Of the various tribes are
rapidly learning that they must adopt the
ways and methods of the white men If
they are soon 10 become fun fedged
American citizens. And one Of the things
that they are especially anxious about is
that they shall be properly and legally
married. They are finding out, some Of
them to their sorrow, that If they are TO
secTe legal alIotments for their children
and a proper division Of the tribal funds
they must be legally married legally. ac-
cording to the white mans laws.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
TO BUILD RAILROAD
Santa re Wants coal EieIds in Che
taW Country.

Santa Fo Wants coal sieIds in ChGe-
taw Country.
Collinsville, J. T, July 1s.-It is now def
nitely known that the Santa Fe is prepar-
ing to build into the rich coal fields of
the indian Territory. The road has Sc
cured options on coal lands in the Choc-
taw nation east of AIcAlester. The route
proposed VIII also go through some of the
richest agricultural land In the territory.
surveying corps is now at work along
the old observation-disclosures route to-
ward Muskogee- The plan under consid-
Grafton is to extend the branch which now
ends at Collinsville. directly south to
McAlester. The surveying corps left Col
hnsville about three weeks ago. A spur
VIII probably be extended from the line
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WILL KNOW MORE

Professor Paxton. Who EaS Reen
Away WI Return Ia September.
Norman o. r., July 1S.-Professor Pax
ton, Greek and Latin teacher at the uni
versity, has been studying this year in
Rome, italy and other places in Europe.
He VIII return TO the university in Sep
tember to resume his work. By arrange
ments with the board of regents he was
able to secure antiquities and pictures
that win insure renewed interest in his
department on his return.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
STUDENTS TREATED KINDLY

Book Agents and Canvassers Say
.0kIahOmH People A re soShibIe
Edmond, o. T., July 1S-RepoTts from
students who are in the field have it that
Oklahoma is a good place for the can
vasser because Of q disposition on the
part Of the people generally to be so
shible." University students who are
making their way in this manner declare
that they meet with encoura cement ev-
erywhere. As a rule student is a per-
son OF good address and courteous man
ners ana this may have much to do with
his reception by the public.
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MUST HAVE BEEN HUNGRY.
Burglars Take Provisions Along With
Valusbles.

Burglars Take Provisions Along With
Valuables,
Perry, o. t. July 1S.-The Republican
gives account OF the Pedee burglary as
follows:
The country store at Pedee. which was
also used for postofice purposes, was
burglarized Tuesday night. The door
OF the building was pried open and the
money drawer. containing some postage
stamps, stamped envelopes, a little money
and some valuable papers taken. Two or
three dozen of canned goods. a sack of
sugar, some peaches. q box of crackers
and an the tobacco in the store. both for
chewing aud smoking. were carried OF.
There is no certain clue to the thieves.
1t may be that it was persons who We're
enroute for the new country and wanted
to stock up with provisions.
The store is owned by Mr.. NJ H
Dague, who is also postmaster at Pedee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
SURVEY IS FINISHED.
Surveying Corps of Oklahoma and
Southeastern Railway Returned.

Surveying Corps of Oklahoma and
Southeastern Railway Returned.
Oklahoma City. o. T. July 1S-Ths sur
veying corps of the the Oklahoma and
Southeastern railway got In Tuesday
night having finished the permanent sur
vey from Coalgate 20 this city The
CORPS started from this city last Febru-
ary in charge OF Engineer EnsEninger.
with Instructions 20 take plenty OF time
70 run a survey from this city 70 Coal
gate. A preliminary line was surveyed
IS abouut sixty days. when the force
started hack on the permanent surrey.
very careful survey ~zs made En-
gineer Ezsminger saws that be found a
splendid lire with compensated ore per
cent grades and four degree maximum
curves. The grazing VIII Be- moderately
light 7 never saw finer countrs-. %
said Afr. Ensminser. Than We pass
through All il needs e q railway"
aIr Eusniuger and the draughtsnan
WI - up ar once ard 50 70 work upon
the profIes and estimates
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
MANY WISH IT

There are Many Applicants f0r Presi-
deDcy Of Phlrmace vtieai Esoard, ,ggs
Pond Creek, O. T., July 1S.-There are
several applicants for the presidency of
the Oklahoma Pharmaceutical board,
which position is now held by c. a. Dow
of this city. Mr.. Dow was appointed by
Governor Barnes some time ago. It is
safe to assume that Mr.. Dow will retain
his place, as it is said of him that he IS
the most popular and efficient ofiicieI that
ever held that position.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
TO ELEVATE PROFESSION.
Medical Men Meet at Enid and Trans.
act Business.

Enid. @. t. july IS-The territorial
board Of medioal examiners. consisting OF
Dr- Chadwick, superintendent Of public
health, cx-oficio chairman. Dr. Grant
Cuilmore OF Oklahoma City, secretary:
ana Dr. :. J. Cvegs-reet. OF K.ugasher.
treasurer, met here and organized the Of
fees as given above being the result Of
the organization DR.. Grant Cullimore
IS the new member Of the board.
The boar dadopted rules and ree7lla-
tons calculated to elevate the profession
in the territory. The principal work 0f
the board is 10 admit physicians 10 prac-
tice.
Or. CowdricA- the rresi8eut of the pre-
ent hoard, Is the Rock Island surgeon at
Enid. ard has been the medical examiner
Tor number of years Dg. ovsrstret is
q physician having 4 splendid reputa-
ton 81 K.ns6sher. Dr. Cunimore. the
new secretary, has been q resident CT this
city fer the past tWo years. and during
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
FIRST HEAT pRosTRATlow.
Crippled Lady Falls From the Effect
nf Heat Il nesferc.

3leaconl. o. p. JpIy E-The frst in-
staucs OF heat pnustratien = Aelfsra
occurred to3ay Al ncoa-
Pr and s1rs 2. C. BiageT were slttaE
ca thslF front porch x-tahlng the siaz
process of criaplss lady ~ho Eas r4ss-
i-s Celr Rouse WhFu nearly EGgos te
raeir froat gate Ire laLy fel @ ihs SIDE
E8sz AIr Blnge- at oncs Eezt 60 her a.
sisfaace. picked her Up and carries her
inas6a the house. RsEzoTztises uzre s1-
nlizist.rsd and she soo1 Fa~1ve1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
FLOOD DEMoLIsHEs BUILDINGS
Steamer Brings Particulars of TerrIbls
Deluge on Fish River.


Seattle, Wash. July B.-The steamer
Rouaoks which arrived from Nome today
brought full particulars OF the terrible
aood on Fish river. which occurred June
Is causing a loss oe over O. e10 The
food swept down Fish river demuiishiug
buildings sweeping away stores ard hous-
IS and caTryinE general devsstatlon in its
wake The damages we're almost entirely
confined % Council City where every
building but one. tire Daunriees hotel
run b. Joe Dexter. vas Destroyed That
was saved D. heavy log cabin. the
property of Harry Koefz and aith0urh
the cabin vas demolished il turned the
ice and thus saved ths Dauutless-
The SoTrn American Trsnspor1atlau
and trading company hu1dllgs we're lo-
Gated on the tat and az we're esmolishsd
aRd about ten tons of freisft fanasea
The people ara ilslrs IN seata CT the
hills
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Colorado srrinss ,Tsg G-A b.g 6eis-
gat.oa o. col9ra10 Eiks VIII atfslz ths
meeting . ths grand le1ss G. Ehe 1r1 p
u sllraukze rert vssE Ihey ErI
travel r. special trsirs frrn Denver z-5
tbs city over the ROCK Iszna Tte
fzr5o1s Colorzao Els.1n1 baua r. Trs. e
essruue wl accompany rnem and v.r
efTs c1rcsrts 81 1snahs. .Cca1c4 E-rs
erf CeF9 oa the wag earl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
FOUR INSTEAD OF ONE.
Choctaw Has Put On Extra Force for
Big Traffic.

Big Traffic.
Oklahoma City. July 1S.-The Choctaw
started in with one special train to FL
Reno, but the traffic is altogether too
heavy to be handled by the two regular
trains and one special. The boomer
train has changed and viii make two
trips q day with two sections at lib p.
m. The two sections do not return to-
gether but at different hours.
The schedule of trains to FL Reno is
now as follows;
Six o'clock a. m, regular through train
1.-TWO sections. one being the boomer)
$3.50 a. m, boomer special.
1;45 p. m, boomer special.
$50. regular through train.
The schedule for leaving FL Reno for
Oklahoma City is as follows:
7;30 a. m, regular through train.
S;13 a. m, boomer special
u noon, boomer special.
8 p. m, boomer special.
u15 p. m, regular through train.
Tours in the Rocky Mountains.
The Scenic Line of the World" the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad, offers 70
tourists in Colorado. Utah and New
Mexico the choicest resorts, and 10 the
trans-continental traveller the grandest
scenery. Two separate and distinct
routes through the Rocky Mountains, ell
through tickets available via either The
direct line TO Cripple Creek, the greatest
gold camp on earth. Double daily train
service with through Pullman palace and
tourist sleeping cars between Denver, San
Francisco and Los Angeles, and Denver
and Portland. The best line TO Utah
Idaho. Montana. Oregon and Washington
via tho ogden Gateway" Write S. K
Hooper. G. P. & 7. a, Denver, Colorado.
for illustrated descriptive pamphlets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
MURDERER IS WRECK.
Slayer Of Colonel Stone Is Mental and
Physical Wreck.

oIaJ = q NVIuilaI otuIic Is WCHlaI and
Physical Wreck
Guthrie. @. T, July ls,-Colouel c. r.
Buckner Of this city is home from a
trip to the asylum at Norman where he
went TO look after the condition Of James
Watcher of Kinghsher county. the slayer
of Colonel John u. Stone about two years
ago and fer which he has had two mis-
trials, Colonel Buokner. offending him.
Watcher after his second trial showed
evidences of insanity and was sent to
Norman His attorney says The prisoner
IS mental and physical wreck. and that
he cannot live long. Buckner VIII urge
Watchers release 50 he can receive pri-
waite treatment and care.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
Low Rates to Buffalo Exposition.
DISTRICT IS REARRANeEo.
Provisions for Courts in Nswcountrles
Are Made.

Are Made.
Guthrie, o. T., July 1s.-The supreme
court at a meeting in this city yesterday
afternoon made an order attaching the
new counties to the judicial districts as
follows;
Kiowa county-Part Of the First district
john II. Bourford. judge.
Caddo County-Part or the Second dis
trict, Clinton F. Irwin Judge.
Comsnche County-Part Of the Fifth
district. John L, RIeAtee, Judge.
District court Of these counties viii be
held at;
Hobart, Kiowa county
AndariIo Caddo county.
Lawton. Comanche county.
This order is effective On Tuesday, Aug
ust s, 1907.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19

Guthrie, o. T.. July 1s-Thres federal
prisoners. Ed Doughty. Sam Hlaks and
Marcus Pugh, were released from the
federal Jail yesterday. having served sen
tenoes for bootleggirg liquors among the
Indians. They were taken before United
States Commissioner Al De Witt TO Be
released
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-19
Get What You AsS ForI

Mecn Yoa ask Tor Cascaseis Candy
Cafharic be sure you ga fhesn.
6eanine tablets stamped Z. G. G.
Never sod n bulk. A sabziIfulor s.
alvzys cheat and a fraud. Bew1rel
Al druggists. aSc-