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hours. fermentiHg and decaying, Great
ing gases which cause pressure on the
lungs and heart short breath and gen
eraI discomfort and irritation
Such half-digested food Is indeed poor
nourishment for the body. brain and
nerves. and the result is shown in irrita-
Bile tempers. uHaccountabIe headaches
called the blues but how quickly all
these disappear when appetite and diges-
ton are restored.
Laxative medicines only irritate the al
ready irritated stomach and bowels and
have no effect upon actual digestion Of
food
The sensible course to follow is to make
use of simple natural digeStlyes like Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets after meals uu-
III the stomach has chance 20 recuper-
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The natural digestives which every
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From the time ] was twenty-five. when
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Il had acidity and heartburn nearly
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A Sour Stomach
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shortly afterwards. The new justices WIZ
sit in court for the first time az the
February term
state Treasurer Frank Grimes and Ma
tonaI Committeeman -. W. Muvane
viii 20 to New ork with J. r Burton
when he makes his address before the
Republican club in that city on Lincoln
day. February u
President Nichols Of the state Agrfctl-
tlraI college. Is opposed TO The establish
ment Of "a branch agricultural college at
Fort Havs. He thinks that the legisla-
ture should only provide for an expert
ment station
There Is talk that The present leg.sia-
ture viii make numerous changes in the
representative and senatorial districts in
the state. These districts were gerrv-
wandered a couple of years ago by the
Populists and fl IS proposed % restore
them as they originally were.
A bin VIII be introduced I'm the legisia-
t,ire to provide Tor the letting 20 the
state printing by contract Il is urged
IN favor of the bin thai Il would save
the state large amount each year
T. r. Richards ~ Fort Scott general
attorney Of the Missouri Pacific IS hero
for the purpose OF looking after legis'a-
ton inimlcal 20 his company He and
BAILEY Waggener VIII practically com
nose the railroad lobby in Topeka this
winter
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APPOlNT MENTS
GOVERNOR BARNES SENDS LIST
TO COUNCIL.
seven Good Men and True HOnOred by
the GOYeOBOr.

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 15.-At the opening
of the session Of the council yesterday
Governor Barnes sent in list Of his re
cess appointees as follows:
c. r. Prouty Of Kingfsher. Kinghsher
county. TO be chief inspector Of grain
Jefferson ". Taylor Of Guthrie, Logan
county. to be member of the board of
regents of the colored Agricultural ana
Norman university.
John D. Share Of Alva, Woods county.
to be a member Of the board Of education
Tor normal schools.
w. E. Bolton Of Woodward, Woodward
county, to be a member OF the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college board Of re-
gents.
George w. Sutton Of Cleveland, Paw
nee county, to be member Of the board
Of regents of the University of Okla
h0ma,
w. S. Search Of Shawnee, Pottawatonlie
county, to be bank COMMISSIONS.
Jeremiah c. Srang of Guthrie, Logan
county. to be attorney general
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HIS GILL Is ISSUED.
Sidney Clarke Wants Another
Statehood Convention,
DATE SET JANUARY 80
County Conventions Suggest
ed for January 20,
DATE SET JANUARY 80

Guthrie, o. T., Jan 15.-S-dney Clarke,
chairman Of the statehood executive com
mittse of Oklahoma. today issued the
following call:
The people Of Oklahoma who are in
favor of the immediate admission Of the
territory into the union as a state, are in
vited to meet in delegate convention at
Guthrie on Wednesday. January 4, at 2
o'clock p m for the purpose Of urging
upon the present congress the immediate
passage Of an enabling act providing for
early statehood.
For the purpose of securing equal rep
resentauon for The people Of ali the
counties Of the territory the committee
has apportoned the delegates upon the
basis Of one delegate to each Loo popu-
lation or major fr0ction thereof, as fol-
lows:
Beaver ............. Lincoln .............27
Blaine .............1 logan ..............27
Canadian ..........16 Noble ...............l4
Cleveland ...-.....16 oklahoma ..........26
Custer .............l2 Pawuee .............l2
Day ................ Payne ...............21
Dewey ............. 9 Pottawatomie ..,. %
Garfield ....,.......22 Roger Mills ........ S
Grant ..............17 Washita ............15
Greer ...............1S Woods ..............35
Kay ................25 Woodward ......... z
Kiu2dsher ......19
1t is recommended that mass conven-
tons be held at the court houses at the
county seats on Saturday, the Goth day of
January, 1901 at o'clock p. m, for the
r7fr-r,oea q farart+7-r 7o1r--1.+1e tn said oc7,
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recent purchase of the governor, as fol-
lows:
The deed was received here this morn
ing transferring the Cunningham tract
west Of the city and adjoining the Hig-
gins tract on the south, to Ex-Governor
Renfrow. who paid for the forty-two
acres in the tract. $1,000
Governor Renfr0w again demOnstrat-
ed his belief in the future Of this city
by this large purchase, and he viii make
improvements on the tract that viii fur
ther demonstrate the belief that he has
that Oklahoma City is to be the largest
city in the southwest. The Plat that he
mas purchased has all Of he advantages
of the Higgins tract except that t FUR
taer south. and in the Improvement that
viii be made by AIR. RenfrOw all the id
vantages of city water, sewers. str cts
and cement walks VIII be added 70 the
property. making il an addition 70 the
city that viii become 2 popular one
Governor Renfrow has been selling
his interests here for some time, but
has recently become a purchaser again,
and il is understood that this purcha
is only the first Of several that he viii
make in the near future"
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Cantain seaton win HeIp.

Lawrence, Kan, Jan. 15.-Captain John
Seaton of Atchison, one Of the leading
members of the Kansas legislature. was
in the city Saturday investigating espec-
tally the needs for money to complete the
new chemistry building at the university.
Captain Seaton was the guest Of Profs.
E. H s. Bailey and E. C. Franklin. who
showed him around and pointed out the
university's needs.
Captain Seaton expressed himself as in
sympathy with the request of the regents
for an appropriation for fitting out the
new building, and for erecting a museum
for the natural history department.
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ne.isInture to Equa.iqe Taxation.

Topeka, Jan. 15.-Asseessment and tax
atFon measures VIII have considerable
prominence in this legislature, as there
Is well defined sentiment for uniformity
and equality in assessments over the
state In nse wit hthis sentiment Rep
resentative J. w. Bogenrief of Jewell
has q. proposition to do away with the
500 exemption that is allowed every head
of a family in this state. It will have TO
be done by a constitutional amendment
and Representative Bogenrief says that
he will propose to the legislature that the
proposition be submitted to the people Of
the state for a vote.
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court Win sitatTwo Places.

Topeka, Jan. 15.-The politicians Of
Crawford county have agreed TO divi-
sion Of the district court between G.rard
and PittsBurg. and Senator Porter's bill
bringing about the change will go through
without Opposition. Heretofore court has
always been held at Girard, although
Pttsburg is the larger town about four
times over. and furnishes about IS per
cent Of the court cases. In order TO help
out Pitsburg, it was agreed to hold thrre
terms of court year and three terms
year in Pittsburg Girard has had six
terms in the past year and Ptttsburg
none
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school ConsolIdation BIN.

Topeka Jan. 15-Senator H 3. Miller
Of Usage will champion the bill recon-
mended by the State Teachers associa-
tion to consolidate school districts in
sparsely settled districts of the state.
The bin provides that upon petition of
five or more voters Of a school district.
the school board shall submit the ques-
ton Of a consolidation with another dis
trict TO a vote of the people. The boards
fra sparsely settled communities are also
also authorized to provide transportation
for pupils to and from school
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Topeka. kan. Jan 15.-There is con-
siderable Illness among the members of
the legislature Since coming to Topeka
many Of them have contracted sever
colds and are suffering from che BID
Leaves Of absence ON account ~ ilnes'
were yesterday granted 10 Repre- enfa-
tlves II F. Mason u Finncy, o. g.. Hon
nell OF Brown. DIT r. C. Hutcheson ar
Pratt. r. NJ Hamer Of Lyon. J. @ Whist
ler Of Montgomery and n. Posue Of
Norton. Mr.. Pogue Is seri usly %. and
considerable anxety IS expressed cn-
.-.--L-. q Ii rr.1aL lLnr
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Eonlh PAY EmpIoves first.

Topeka, Jan. Representative Hallett
believes that the wages Of employees
should be protected I'm case Of business
failures and he has prepared a bin carry
ing out that idea It provides that when
a firm or corporation fails the wages 81
its employees shall he paid FIRST oat Of
the assets. Then. IF there IS ANYTHING
left. the other creditors can hght over u
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Topeka Jan. 15.-The following clerks
were appointed in the senate today. Fog
charitable institutions Miss ". a. We
uer. banks. IS T. Miller mines j y
TavIor: enErossed bills J. u Kev en-
rolled bus C. q. FulHngton, clerks
senator's king r r. Mount Wr EhtF
r Lesser, Gabriel Mary Gabriel McMl-
IAN. August Bondi
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Topeka, Kan. Jan. Is -seaatsr Allen
Dill to provide that Insurance. comparief
shah deposit wish the state Treasures -a
guarantee The payment ~ their po sf
wiz meet with serious opposition m
tha Insurance men. A strong i1boy ei
he hera ta oppose 70 and every fnes1
VIII boz adopted 20 defeat the bill ITO
intention ~ the act is to creetua,i5 ok
Guide wildcat companies from the stsf5.
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Topesa. kan. jan l6-rhe bonds
che different state officers werc approl
az "a meeting Of gne executive coaa
yesterday. II VAS decided @, srpfn
new sub-committee o. ic-k after apas
priatons ~ minor nature needed tv tar
different state Department.. Those ru
posing the G mmlttee are state saue en-
tendeat Frank Nelson Treasurer Ffsaa
Grimes ana Auditor George E Cole
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Topeka. kan. Jan Is w. z. Brown o.
EIlngmau. known as 'Ironjaw by kan
sas politicians. has sod his paper the
Kingmaa Journal ana VIII retira from
the newspaper business He has ranch
near Kngman and inten6s 20 devote him
self in the future 20 rs care. Mr. Brown
has long occupied a promtne ~ posi- Son in
Kansas politics. He was chairman ~ the
state board Of charities under LewelHns
adninistra ton and was considered one ~
the brainiest leaders on the p DIlst 10
RE has announced that Dee also io,euds
q. Ernr, nnLllce
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Top esa. KAN. San IB Governor Stan.
lay yesterday parlaued George Msck ~
CONVEY county. who was cent ta one peei-
Tertiary a year ae1 under sentence of fea
years far killing al man uau~f Humah
rev near Arkansas CitV Mack 8. ir
critical condition and the peaitsrfa-r
physician Says that be canro. I've more
than few month q. wae COZ taat reasau
his sentences was comuuted
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committee. was yesterday formally a.
pointed bark commlss.uucr ~ Kansa
The appoIn,ment was sent o. the sem
after it convened ana au executive
sion was he'd for its consideration. Wter
the vote was taken th.rty seven scnat
votes 20 confirm the appJsutrent. vH.is
Senator wy ght ~ Lyon county 20 90
against g. The PopuLsts with the syeep
ton 1f Wright votel with the Reps. De-
rams
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Topeka Kan Jan 1.-THE board Of
trustees Of che Central conueEs n9aa.
church today Increased tao salary ~ ths
Rev Charles 81 sheldon from uaa ta
81 30 Dor year Ar she.toHs Dopaartf
ls greater fhan ever since h's return f-ac
European trip Hr refused aa oTr1f
~ $1,000 a year Rhre Ia london
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state CapItoI asossln.


It was rumored about the Copeland
hotel last night that Bill Hackney Of
Cleveland, O., is coming back to kan
sas. He used to live at Winfield and
was a. prominent lawyer and politician.
He was known an over the state. and
considerable surprise was expressed
when he left Kansas When he lived
here he was a Republican, but since go
ing to Ohio he has become a Democrat,
1t is said, for business reasons.
A good story is told on Representative
il. C. Do0ley Of Montgomery. For some
days past he has spent much time In pre-
pairing bill providing for the division Of
the Eleventh judicial district. He had Is
all ready to introduce yesterday. AS luck
would have it. Ed Weilep the PopulIst
representative from Cherokee county.
was the frs ito catch the speakers eve
and he introduced the first bill 1t was
a copy Of the one Dooley had labored
over for so many weary hours. Dooley
gets wearier still every time he thinks
about it,
Jerry Simpson IS here for a double pur-
pose. He is running for the Fusion nom
nation for United States senator and IS
looking after the interest of the manu-
facturers Of oleomargarine. He win head
the lobby which viii fight the opponents
of bull butter"
State OH Inspector S. o Spencer made
his regular monthly report to the state
treasurer yesterday. The receipts Of The
department for the month Of December
were $23)5.40. while the expenses were
$500 o. leaving a balance on hand Of
$685.
The story IS going Tho rounds that J. p
Burton has made but one promise and
that is the TESTED States uarShalsbip 20
Judge Gilt" Crum II IS generally under
stood that George Flndlay VIII be mads
United States revenue collector but 70 IS
said he has no cast-iron cinch on the
Job. Common gossip IS stating z r.
Kelly. the present assistant state treas
urer. FOR Mr. Rurton's privafe secretary
The TWO are very intimate and Il is sold
that Burton values Kelly's counsel great
Iy
Justice Frank D0ster VIII retain his
present position ~ chlef justice ~ the i-
rreue court Justices Johnson ana
sutth have decided thst be- WI hold tnat
tile during his term % Office and after
wards Jlstlce Johnson VIII be entitled 70
The honor Through the fact THAT ne is the
sanlo- in point ~ service TIE CONE
missions ~ the four rev justices z 5e
szge8 today and they vH be ew7-n .n
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the supervision Of the work, with vic,
latng a promise made TO him, Clark. that
the outrageous padding Of the house and
council journals, perpetuated by the fu-
sion assembly Of 1897. should not be all
lowed in preparing these books for the
last assembly.
Al few facts concerning the journals Of
the Fourth legislature, which was fusion
in both houses. by big majoritiess and
the journals Of the Fifth legislative as
sembly, that was Republican i'm both
houses, wiz be interesting reading in
view of Councillor Clark's charges. The
house journal of the fusion legislature
of the Fourth assembly, printed under
the supervision Of O. Democratic secretary
contained 1922 pages. The house journal
OF the Republican Fifth assembly sup
erintended by Secretary Jenkins. contains
only 467 pages to the credit of Secretary
jenkins The fusion council Fourth as
sembly, were given 1927 pages I'm their
journal by the Democratic secretary,
while the council journal of the Repu5li-
can council, Fifth assembly contaions
1895 pages. including the messages OF
governor and heads Of departments
saving Of JIG pages in favor Of the pres
emit secretary of the territory. From
these figures it would appear that Sec
rotary Jenkins kept faith with Councillor
Clark by 1851 pages in the matter Of the
journals Of the house alone The resolu-
ton wa sadopted and the council adj
iourned.
Details OF the House.
Tn fbr Irrea Chairman T1r7ae IF tra