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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
ARE IN BAD SHAPE.
Mississippi Choctaws Much lnferior
o Those IN Territory.


MuscoEee. I r. Sept n.-Tbs 7;-,ss
has The following. AIRS. G7lv Frrr,arso-,
who Monday returned from afe-f.s,~
Miss. where the Dawes commission C-b,q-
'aw enrolling corps is at work. tells ss,,s
interesting stories 90 the Choctav r,-
aisns as they are fourd in NfissfsSi,ri
-hes are. IN comparison with the Cboo-
ta~s ~ tho indian territory. poor ana
shiltless, They manage ty making bas-
kets and other trinksts u exc our = ms
cradle existence. and the fla-blood Cboe-
taw of the Indian territory lives ia
nrinceiy style compared 70 his fnu-hlo..7
brother Of mississippi There wifi bs
over l4ee mississippi Choctsws Il IS
thought. although these 6-ares were ~,
obtained from Mr. Emerson. Nesrl.
- hcaoe ~ families have been enrnl.8
and these represent the number given
about This increase III the number VII
considerably decrease This reasonable
shsFe that each Choctaw though; 8.
"ol.t set However. there vfu
l1enty q ara Die land, - g recent CAN'T
computation shows that ave-e5rht,s 3,
me CAoesaw natlon is t1ahie laf Il
Ass aiways been maintained tl,at a'r-
Hte-eishths ~ TEE iari ~ -he 7.,n
Naii.eicss tar AGRICULTURAL nur1lres
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
SUICIDE NEAR PERRY.
=. BoIz Ends Difficulty With His Wife
With 3 Gun.

Perry. O. r sept -.-The Eep1hlicar
saws. Mr.. T. B0iz. living about
miles southeast ~ Perry- committed sui
eide az an early hour yesterday morn
ing tv shooting himself in The hsaa with
revolver. re wac g man alout . Tea-s
of age and hsd some dinirultv Vith his
wife. and they were parted. fhoasn II
thc sarue time nving 81 the same hause-
However. While ;le old womsn Has out
ruiIklng shs COWS the t-sEe6r Occurred.
and was not discovered uuta s7ne liue
sfterHars No one knows shere re- Esg
the revolver vhieh Vas esd 80 plt out
tis isr1e ~ HIs and ire reason f1r tais
iasane idea IS egua.tg obscure AZ in-
Guest was held is The cor0-er ~ Payne
courtv yesterday efesiHg. me verdict -
Which we have a6f learned. tas g uust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22
JOHN BRADY's CASE.
How His Communication Of Sentence
Vas Rrounrt Atout

Guthrie. - - sept LThc c-1r'-
stances under which tae ok.ah1ula So
preule court was ia Sd recommend >
communication az the .if. serterct ~ Jarr
Brady q Garfield county. - Ten gsars in
The penitertiaT. presst.t 8 aelaps faat-re-
l'fe s~atercs seems nQt r. ta l-=a 1a-
- an error n reeerdlax $50 serec -
ae fur7 rss generally stated hlt
81 preparing fhe Ferliel
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22

8asaris o. e. SEPT --secFeta-F WD
GriEes tss-~d s f-rrife--ssS rkar-sr .osar
80 the Esad Real Estate and ir-7-s7esae1;
company for tVsHfs seara- The ezeltaI
stek 3 az Tar stekto.zsrs are
- Fratz Fsn81d Fnt1 Frsus
Il lrE3l- Fr4afE ed Meat F-ansz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-22

cotton grower exercising care in seed
selection from the present stock and when
this comes to be. a general practice a
sufficient number Of specialists viii ap-
pear 10 more than supply the demand for
new Earieties
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14
Scientific JoItings,

An electric railroad between Rome
and Naples is proposed.
The late Professor Marsh of Yale
bequeathed his house and grounds for
botanical garden. They are to be
made the home of the newly created
school of forestry.
Professor G. II. Eigenmann has dis
covered new type of cave salaman-
der, an active creature about four
inches long, with protruding eyes and
a tail longer than it's body, speckled
brown and yellow. and the peculiar
formation of it's feet enables it to climb
vertical walls Of glass and even move
like fly across the ceiling.
Attention is called by the London
Lancet to the fact that canned toma-
toes are now being extensively colored
in order to make them look attractive
and as if made from ripe fruit Among
the colors SO employed are coal-tar col
ors and cochineal. The subject Of ar
tificial coloring and preservation Of
food is now receiving great attention
in England.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14
Wiling Service


.itt.& &i9a II gag sMLit-Hl
wis t,,.,a ,loibisl5a loagg
5n} faitit t}5.t ~ ,.,li,- ,3ei.r,iis,.r,3
eS5lia 10y VOL r. '"3i1E
sa,,s ,5ll's ~. II -, 49,, 4, s@tf5n
H. - 800 N ,,-5f'.5i3.
A'ilI ~ tilou-aIs "sia'S}NG! sAla 2A.i0liE
Ana rbat nj, tj3n 5a6 ma fHgsilyar
\l,fti,a il4Sr5esls SFa4ne sItit}ll aI,iaa
.Ai ~, t.tt.s.'l2+ 4t4a poor ON 5iioi's.
T,jevlr. MIX. .i,,4n1csi iri,Iy
'fp,n7rt,a.5l.r -lle.a4s Aa3 won
u Ho'i.ln= l5'i' "3ols, lE3A fHii3 s'lto5'iN
Tii5 Ms NM If an, taiett4
(:aaIfgy5 Il, lie ,aiitrGfsJ
Ah . nave 81 ton74N 20 sltV. iilLl
IN, 5,r.,,bo,t 49, s'f.,, I,,Iilllia
gie,y#l3 s.5,-fi-, #.abffie,
ra5++,,a, r,.,-,..a.i..,.,sS ,,....,..,
- ~ 'tst'A' u t.IilIlt {ile Esst5itt'h5
III, rait2bt AZ, Sa iftl b,L',ig
fjf,,,'arflj,tlg .,,,,i ,,.fr.l;i,.y cy,Yr,lj{nd
-o4 tgsArt sIG" Su994l t teiisiet
VIII ons,f 49, ,aSt,it,,ns
Tbat so,nati,,35, ,r5,'j.C, N,,ss' So Wis.
-,
LS3L Ghlls,t Sh2 %'1nted 70 Ae'p ne;
Bus 4b Whit : bat,,h.sbe HAD Git
1,r-,sr.,,, ,y5is9,,,t NM No Mn,
- Wy
-AitG ESt, can You d4deEstahd II,
AN, IN firS',,.,s 9 1.,'.i
+ fI.l S.,, 80, , {,,,,S.
"
lhen sweet voice broke tlie silence
and {he dear Lord saia 70 ne,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14
Why She Went.

Among the Mainotes, descendants Of
the Spartans, thieving is considered a
very honorable employment. An Eng
lish traveller. being entertained at the
house Of one of the mountaineers, took
some silver articles from packing
case be had with him to eat his dinner
with. At the sight of such costliness
an old woman began to cry, the Eng
lishman having asked what affected
her SO much:
"Alas, my good SIR" she replied, 81
weep because my son is not here to rob
you of those beautiful things!'
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

Men who pass their lives in loneli-
ness far away from civilization fire.
quently become afflicted with what is
commonly known as .jiggers.' The
western mining country contributes
fair share of men thus afflicted In the
Wisconsin pineries it bears the same
name, only with the prefix of 'French"
-'French jlggers." Coming sudden
ly on a man with "jiggers' is decided
ly a risky affair. His nerves fly all
to pieces and he does not seem to COM
prehend the fl.iendliness of your voice
He is startled beyond all reason. It
may have been months since he heard
the sound of a human voice. The ever.
lasting murmur of the pines or the me-
lodious undertone of the mountain
stream has sounded in his ears day and
night, and then, suddenly, to have
some one cry out Halo. there" is
more than his nerves can stand, and
he is temporarily lunatic. After he
has Gained down he is generally pref
ty weak. This is strange affliction,
but one that any lumberman knows.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

The stomach controls the situation. Those
who are hearty and strong are those who can
eat and digest plenty of food. Kodol Dyspep-
STA Cure digests what you eat and allows you
fer from Indigestion, heartburn, belching or
any other stomach trouble, this preparation
can't help but do you good. The most SEMI
tive stomachs can take it, Nick Doffing Go.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

Mrs. Greene-That was fine article
your husband wrote about The Smoke
Nuisance" Mr.. Greene says it is the
best thing that has appeared on the
subject. Mrs. Gray-Yes? l suppose
it ought to be. My husband smoked
no less than ten or twelve cigars While
writing it.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14
POINTED panA1nArno.

The young man who has to scratch
for a living seldom sows any wild
oats.
Marriage is Il lottery-and lots of
men wish they could dispose of their
tickets.
\ woman occasionally talks about
herself-if there are 10 other women
to talk about.
Count hundred when you are an
CRY; it will give the other fellow d
chance TO sneak away
IL yoa would retain your friends
don ask them TO turn the grindstone
when You have an aX to grind. Chi
cage Daily News.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14
No Gentleman.

Name" said the girl in the red shirt
waist and plaid skirt "ain't he just a
prince?"
ooh, rats" replied her lady friend,
with dignity. "Any one kin see that he
wears cellyloid collar, and them
trousers is So ones" = Philadelphia
North American.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

Counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve
are liable to cause blood poisoning. Leave
them alone. The original has the name De-
Wits upon the box and wrapper. 1t is a
harmless and healing salve for skin diseases
Unequalled for piles. Nick Doi1ing & Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14
BRITISH BANKRUPTS.
PRIVILEGES WHICH ARE ACCORDED
BY LAW TO PEERS.

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he has, say, two pairs Of valuable
sleeve links he can keep only zone of
them. In the same way he may keep
dress suit, but if he has two an order
may be made to sell up one of them.
A lawyer can have 500 books on legal
subjects or in some way pertaining to
law, and these have to be left alone by
the brokers. There are extreme cases
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

What we call "time" is but single
sun ray thrown across the infinite void
of eternity, and life" is but a floating
flicker or mote that vanishes even as II
becomes visible thereon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14


Harry Percy was wishing Tor q
scoW ia Whle's 10 MAKE ms tflos 70
ana rem At1u0oh, Hiie "fsI o. tle
week.
Miss Esther White las been quite
~ for ne Past lew days at her meme;
Over i2et, va fi5''illlt' pe'h2 al'ashet'
pE eea 9isl enemy
I}naa }lyis ass purchased harley
Wells corn sAell;na 0utiit aua now
~ .'.' 49, 's =
tred heiiemaa eild wife were up
at Audubon, last Tuesday forenoon
calling upon their many friends aad
~ 9lltesli, u, g va
Over ES3i9i- i5falici' 1 ,leSIllN'
"lgst 0Nsl sss 'litll lels'
w RI. Morley was a passenger 10
49, III, ,a1.',i,.ss a,,5 Ia'. ,c4o,.
sa,aa l,,eii5ose n3a,tters
Willis AeA1iee has rented 9 iafm q
-" ~ % l. -'t't' '%Ei ~ 'i''Nf - 49,
and Fli soon move has family up 10
93ll,i 9i1etiii'il. 'ile leAll7 festi'.l-
5tSli. NesPet' ~ 81 Ei5!.ie 12oi' ing
onsg s1fes1s q tl$s1lliiA lof i'11'e
NiIi4e' tast / US -'tS i1io' 1i12
t9a to,,.neIi,, ors1tg,. .,,,eol;co,
on last Monday, q new school house
24bN2s feet in size was ordered built
down IN district number nine, this
township.
~, IIo,sia,. ~ $50, ,l.,.,.o,.
vssai ma sTstfon rpne3a,r ,,nr,,t,sa
rounding up some stock that he
had purchased and attending George
Smith sale,
f,b,rIo,, E.r,rso, an, e,niJ,- I.ova
come dn,,yn ton, Won tovnsI,i ami
arc snngl,. oneconcea on fla Ialnnal
White farm, over in the ueighbor-
hood OF 0lc hamlln
- :, WIZ. -
l.sS - ~, y. y iss's! "aa w ron
EAitSy' lasy lues""y VlSlllns vii I ms
1tlenl:s aga Sllls lps ~ 'lleili a.out 'iie
os.5 '4So ~ NJ - -9 " = 'i''e7o'''
mn, So
ne mrs. par % 1ile Meeh OelIe
2loiS VIZ 1oss iiioEliig Quo anu set-
,lDs Setslsu on ''ie ileiliy hosse.'-
ni'scileil arm oNel "a 'he souti part
OF 1"e'Nii'e 'o"lsnip'
Mrs. Thomas Gill and her little
daughter, s.Dode'' went down to
salle! Juhc.loi' iast TUESDAY where
shey 20 10 Nlslo lor q rev Gays Win
hef sister, MIS-. oliie oohyef'
Antbonv Davis and rncla .Toal
Ctpes we've on . ..swan ;, Mon6av
and when 1bev We're thrmoh Uncle
loci mad new cow and Ant6onv had
three strange calves in his nastnre M
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

The lingering cough following grippe calls
for One Minute Cough Cure For ali throat
and lung troubles this is the only harmless
remedy that gives immediate results. Pre-
vents consumption Nick Dofing Il Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

Like Oliver Twist, children ask for more
when given One Minute Cough Cure. Mothers
endorse it highly for Group 1t quickly cures
all coughs and colds and every throat and lung
ma and has long been well known remedy for
a whooping cough. Nick Dofing g. Go.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14

When you are bilious, use those famous lit
tie pills known as DeWitt's Little Early Risers
to cleanse the liver and bowels. They never
grippe. Nick Doffing & Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-14
HIT lin

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Wards baby,
over at Old Hamlin, has been very i'll
for the past few days, of pneumonia
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-06
WHY NOT?

The Gazette Of Lafayette said IN
It's last issue:-
'sSena'tr Foster should lose no
time IN suppresslng his loquac'ous
friend, the Honorable Adolph Mey-
er. Adolph has been interviewed
recently anent the selection of the
next presidential candidate and ex-
presses himself as favoring South
ern man, and says that that man Is
10 less than Senator Murphy Foster
of Louisina. Senator Foster has
certainly established the fact that
be is an eminentIy practical polltl-
clan and the suggestion that he
chase political rainbows at this
stage of his career Is exceedingly
amusing.
The putting forward of the name
Of Senator Foster for the presiden-
tlal nomination by Hon. Adolph
Meyer, was not seriously ment as
stated 10y tie Congressman several
DAYS after his first interview"
The idea of a southern man re.
ce,vlng the Democratic Nomination
in 1904 had been frequently talked
about and Congressman Meyer,
while discussin this possibility,
named Senator Foster, and why
not? In the event that the south
has a chance to nominate the next
Democratic Candidate the lBERIAN
thinks that Louisiana could 40 NJ
better than putting forward thu
an an from ST. Mary"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-06
CONSISTENCY THOU ART
A JEWEL.

On Monda1 syemng, June asth,
the New Counbf 4 held its first meet
ing. At that meeting, the SELECTION
of city official journal was brought
up.
The Enterprise, represented by
It's Editor j. B. Lawson, made
verbal application for the position
leaving the compensation to be fix
ed by the Council.
Mr.. M. w. Fisher az Editor of
The Observer made like appllca-
ton.
The Editor Of the IBERIAS made
application on the following terms.
That for the privilege Of being
hamed City printers the lBERIAN
would pay into the towns treasury
the sum Of one dollar.
Considerable discussion followed,
at one time 1t WIS moved by one
member ani seconded by another
that the IBERIAN be gwen the pr'nt-
ling: the motion was never put MOI
Withdrawn. The Editor OF the iBERI
AN seeing that no selection would be
made, expressed bis Willingness e
withdraw his bid, provided the Other
Newspaper Representatives made nc
further bids THIS was done and ths
question OF city printer was la'e
/ over until the first meeting 10 July
| On last Monday night the Coun
ell met for the second time ant
after electing a second police Office
etc. the election of an officla
liournal was again brought up. Tn
4 IBsR1AN made the following bid:
New Iberia La, July 1901
i To the Mayor and Board Q
Trustees Of the City Of New lberi
Sirs:
For the privilege Of being elect
ed the official printers OF the Tow
of New Iberia and the declarln
1.-THE lberian your official journal e
) the term of two years, we VT
pay into the towns treasury u
sum of one dollar.
Respectfully
z r. Millal
w. 4. Graz
81 A Joint application was made
the Editors Of the Enterprise ai
lObserver which read
New Iberia. La, July ! lso
To the Mayor and Board
Trustees Of the City Of New Iber
SIR:
Relieving that you are disincll
Cd is give the seal Of official 9
proyal to the proposition 81
public service be rendered " !
nalists 81 This city itho
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-06
sIt is an i'll wind that blows n

sIt is an i'll wind that blows no
body any goOd".
The long and almost imprecid-
ented droughst which prevailed in
June this year, while it undoubted-
ly held back the crop 20 a certain
degree, has played into the hands
Of the water work commissioners,
as if ordered to fit. The dust on
our streets became an intOlcrable
nuisance and the clouds gave no
answer to the cry for rain. The
oil sprinkling cart went out Of
business and the water works
board stood waiting to releave the
situation in most obliging man
ner, and so it came to pass that
householders and business men
came tumbling over each other in
their eager demand for s'water
water everywhere and must we
add but ssne'er a drop to drink"
| So now from one end of Main y
to the other the fountains play
upon the dust, and the mucl
dreaded microbe has no place t
hide On Main st. at least it's t
be hope that, st. Peter and Charlie
and all the cross streets will fol
, low suit as rapidly as it is possibl
for the pipes to be laid, SO that !
! as short time as may be the Tow
iCouncil will see it's way to dig ft
artisan water which may be use
: for any and all purpose Lets g
y ipull together to bring about th
comsumation devoutly to be wis
= ed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-07-06
DAVID B. HILL.
PEN AND INK SKETCH OF NEW
YORK LEADER.
Alfred Henry Lewis Describes His
Personal characteristics - Some
Are Strong and Some Are Weak.
Alfred Henry Lewis in New York
Journal.

Hill studied for politics as some
study for orders in church. His
school was hard as emerald in its
lesson list. 1t taught the art OF
alliance, the science of combina-
ton; aud it overlooked the hum.
antics of politics. No inference
of money badness should adhere to
Hill. No one, whether closest
friend or foe, in maddest flights,
lever fancled Hill in any dubious
connection with a dollar.
Hill is unpleasant to the eye;
move unpleasant when you come
| in contact with him. His atmOs-
phere is bright but cold, as if the
sun glanced on an ice field. Nor
are his manners of the school
/ which wins; he has no polish,
Force seldom means polish; and
/ Hill is force.
| Hill is not a general, he's al
oyerseer; he never leads, he drives
He commands, true; but always
| from the rear. tits not eowardice
Hill feels the necessity of making
his people fight beneath sweep o
eye.
Thislastis because Of HilPs strOns
instinct Of loneliness. Hill know
he has no friend. lie has allies
has contcderates; they are such te
day and foes tomorrow; but Hi
is never loved. No one will sacr
fee for Hill; none die for hin
Hill IS no Napoleon to inspire a
fection in those who came abou
I bin At the best, Hill is but
y guerrilla of party-some Quantre
= of politics.
I Hill is honest with his a,
7 herents, let them but conquer; eae
{ shall take his share Of boot
The scales Of distribution are he
e justly in the hands OF Hill. O.
le of Hills tenets is sspoils Al
Il in this applause Of the spoils sy
)" tenn Hill is sincere. He is not Iii
II Cleveland; to beg for mems aid,
es turn his back on them in victor
e. Hill, while places last, gives
\ his followers without stint. VIII
It ever is conquered, whatever CON
as captive Of his spear, is |
be p0rtioned among them.
ge Hill had such training as !
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give nlnl. lie was Taught ttlat no
flower of sentiment Swayed its per
fumes in politics. He learned to-
face his foe hardly, fight grlmly
to the end, and, if needs must, die
in silence-mute as fox among the
hounds. When he won, he was
to take everything that might
strengthen himself or comfort his
people.
| Mentally, Hill is rough and rug
ged; he looks a fact in the face
His plans run ever and always to
| a fight. This is in contrast to
German. That statesman seeks
to attain the object direct. Hill
plans to fight, if he WINS the
fight, he gains the object.
Yet Hill is, after all, the crea-
ture of his contracted school He is
essentially a State politician, his are
not politics national. Through every
method the ward lines show plain
ly. And with this genius of the
provincial, Hill couples a lamen-
table failure to know men.
What is most admirable in Hill
is his forensic courage; what host
wonderful is his intellect. He
thinks with the openness of noon.
Yet his mind is of the earth. 1t
spreads no wings of fancy. Hill
will never soar; never move ones
soul with elOquence. nor write a
poem.
| Hill has aversion to women.
The Senate, while he was there,
was guarded by his order to bring
him in 10 word from them. He
would not meet with women, wou d
not talk with them. At the most,
they might see HIM by proxy; they
night send a man.
| While Hill is in retreat before
wOman-nOt the amiable route of
one bashful, but the retreat that
: skulks backward, shows its teeth
and bristles HI will face men like
lion. And he is frank to talk
He has nc confidants; none dwell
so near him as that; but he will
talk with fierce Indifference as
to what he says that borders OF
the reckless. He comes readily tt
his portal at any summons; does
Hill.
! "What do you want!" asks Hill.
lsropound; and he replies will
difeotness, where others, who as
sume a free air, double and de
ceive.
Hill does now and then the un
accountable. He will wage ten
year war with Cleveland ,and next
for no reason one may wot of, Hill
e goes TO White House dinner
S and then submits to subsequen
s Senate qualification by defindin
1 the worst measures of the admir-
i istratiOn **
+. And yet, with so much that
e excellent as against the little tia
Q is not, Hills beloved of men. The
It who follow him gain no sense
$, loyalty to Hill. And 1T was write
is for these reasons of no love, tn;
Hill must fall. He will come fina
e; ly to be a lone hermit of polite
le a beggar man of party, telling b
s. beads in unanswered prayers +
.e power. And none will visit win
Or he lives, his cell, nor, when
ol dies, his shine.