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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-26
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-26
T. w. PATE, Agent.

New fall suits are coming in; see
them. Simon Stern. the Railroad ave-
nue. clothier.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-26

Copper, tin and galvanized Iron
work. whitney Co.
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PROFESSIONAL Il
a


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BARGAINS.

A lot OF soaps, &c, or zoe per dozen,
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-26

Hair brushes zoe. at J. H.. O'Rielly
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-26

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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-26

o. o. Buck, Beirne, Ark, says: !
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There are offices that do, bat
not this office. We 3 the best
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-26

condition, and had almost given up says Mrs
Bella Snider, OF wilkesviiie, vinton Co, Ohio.
81 was suffering from female trouble OF the
worst kind I couldn't eat anything without
suffering great distress; throat hurt me by
spells was nervous and weak, HAD numb
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my body and aching head and neck. II seemed
that I could not work at all. I got DR.. Pisrce's
medicine and took Il as directed, aud the Arst
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than all the other medicine 7 ever took. I feel
better than ! have for years"
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser. in paper
covers, is sent free on receipt Of al one.
ing only, or IL cloth bound volume is
desired, send 81 stamps. Address Dr..
K. v. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-08-26

II you W. our money to do double
duty. attep., the big clearance sale at
the Economist.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

TO other parties.
Investigation yesterday showed that
in four different instances the entrymeu
had relinquished by affidavit TO others
setting forth that the filing papers were
lost.
In addition to this scheme, the fakes
are working this bald headed one.
They dispose OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS after
boldly making affidavit that they are the
entrymen. when in fact they are fraud
ulently impersoDating others.
a few days ago Nr. Schawanki, OF
Union. was approached near the land
Office and asked if he wanted 70 buy 4
claim. The fellow showed him what pur-
ported to be a REIMBURSEMENT Mr..
Schawanki examined it and much TO his
surprise. discovered 4 description OF his
own daim and an attempt 10 use his
name. He looked at the fellow and quiet
ly said: You've got the claim described
O. X, bur you're off on my name. The
final letter is Il" not y"
It's needless to say the fellow skipped
out"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
YOUNG GIRL FORCED TO MARRY
Claim Made That Her Brother Threat
ened Her Into Il.

Guthrie, 0. T., Nov. 2.-The Shawnee
Democrat says: Mrs. Jemmerson and
daughter from north OF McLoud. passed
through the city on their way to Tecum-
sch. Miss Jemmerson is the young lady
who was forced to marry Alex Wilkin-
son through the threats of the latter and
also her own brother. This affair took
place last Friday. She says she was alone
with Wilkinson and her brother who
threatened to kill her if she did not so
to Tecumseh with them They had gone
10 the county seat and gotten their IL
cense, and were on their way TO McLoUd
when they met old man Wilkinson, who is
a preacher. The latter said that their
folks were hunting for them so they had
better get married while they had q
chance, so the old man married them
in the road. Warrants were issued for the
two young men and a reward of 500 Of
fered for their arrest. They We're cap
tured and the reward was paid. They
are now in the county jail waiting for
trial. Miss Jemmerson says her own
brother said if she would not so with
them, he would kill her"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
"BEssIE, FORGIVE YOU"
Dramatic Scene in the Postoffice at
MuskoQee

Muskogee.
/ NIuscogee, 7. T, Nov. Mrs Bessie
Palmer, wife Of Mr.. Clarence Palmer.
/ this city, this morning confessed to Post
+ Office Inspector IIouk that she had been
Tobbing the mail after it arrived at the
/ postofice in this city. At z o'clock she
was taken in custody by Deputy Marshal
Adams and taken TO his house. At ?
o'clock she was given an examination by
United States Commissioner Samson, says
the Times.
Before Commissioner Samson she ma
I terially made the same confession that
she made to Inspector Houk
1t is impossible at this time to figure up
the amount of Mrs. Palmer's specula-
tons. The stealing has been going On
for the past thirty days Last Monday
morning Clerk Davidson found package
of letters at his Office door. A note ac-
companied the package stating that the
letters had been picked up in front of the
European hotel on Main street Clerk
Davidson wired Inspector Houk, who i'm
mediately notified Postmaster Estes that
the thefts must be in his Office and for
him to keep a watchout for the thief
Postmaster Estes began the espionage
and he discovered enough TO warrant him
in charging Mrs. Palmer with the theft.
He referred the matter to Inspector Hou5
who arrived here yesterday.
This morning EIessrs. Houk Estes and
Palmer. husband of the suspected woman
went TO the Palmer residence on South
Main street. When these gentlemen en-
tered the house. Houk confronted her
with torn envelopes and rifed letters.
Whether It was an accusing conscience or
whether the woman knew that the case
was too plain. It is not known. but she
Immediately confessed her guflt.
Inspector FJouk stated that it was the
most unpleasant hour OF his life to him
Postmaster Estes could not stay in the
room. and the husband Of the woman.
hroken-hearted almost, stood in front Of
her as she looked appealingly into his
eyes. He said. "Bessie [ forgive YOU.
Mrs Palmer has been an employee of the
postoiIice for about two years. She has
for the most part been stationed at the
general delivery window. She was mar
RED year ago to Mr.. Clarence Palmer of
this city, q young man OF irst-class busi-
ness Qualifications and wei known for
his prohity and integrity
There would seem TO he no motive for
AIRS. Falmcr.s crime. the penalty for
which IS very severe She was happily
married and Nr. Palmer has always been
cliiEe1t ana enereetlc. It is a sad affair
Mrs. Palmer comes OF a good family.
and has heretofore held blamcless place
IN her lfe She was an earnest worker
in the IS. O. e T.. even while engaged
in her speculauons. Ser conduct is in
CcUnrehers ihle and many there no v-1,,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Indian allotments must be made through
and with the approval Of the Indian
agent. Leases for such lands must be
drawn IN triplicate by agency Office en-
ployes and supported BY bond of lessee
signed by two or more sufficient sureties.
guaranteeing the payment Of al rents
under the lease ct the time or times
named therein. and the performance Of
eli other covenants ana agreements
named in the indentate Of lease 10 be per
formed OF paid by the lessee.
All leases are subject TO the approval Of
the honorable the secretary Of the inte-
rior. Leases are not transferable The
lands leased cannot be pat 20 any other
use than that stipulated in the lease.
Leases for a money consideration alone
VIII be drawn for period Of one year or
grazing purposes. and two years for graz
ing and farming purposes: but where
there Is other consideration IN addition 10
the money. such as placing substantial
Improvements upon the lands leases nay
IN cases Of exceptional character ard
upon fun statement OF the facts. be
made for three years for grazing ard
FIVE years for farming.
As = general rule. where lease IS drawn
for raw prairie lands and stipulation is
made in the lease that lessee in addition
10 cash rental. shall improve the lands
leased by enclosing the fun quarter sec
ton with substantial barb wire fence Of
not less than three wires and posts not
more than one rod apart ESTIMATED value
OF such fence So per milel place on the
lands leased one two-ro0med box house
a..
$2o0) and a good and sufficient wen (es-
timated value $50 the price per acre viii
ordinarily be fixed al from sc TO soc per
anuum for term of fve years; but
where such lands are desirahly located
with refereVce 10 proximity 10 market.
the rental price per acre viii be increased
in proportion.
The rental price OF lands heretofore
cultivated viii be regulated by the value
and extent Of the Improvements upon the
allotmentss the character OF the soil and
proximity to market for products raised
thereon.
In all leases for agricultural purposes
or raw lands stipulation VIII be made
that the lessee break and cultivate in a
husbandmanlike manner at least 100 acres
be drawn for each allotment one person
can only lease sufficient lands for his
own use.
All Improvements placed or Indian land
by lessee during his lease term. whether
such improvements are stipulated for in
the lease or not. become a part of the
land and revert to the Indian at the ex-
piration Of the lease.
After November /. 1921. formal applica-
tons for lease can be procured at this
agency Office or the headquarters OF the
agency farmers.
In ali such applications the applicant
for lease must accurately describe and
for lease must accurately and correctly
describe the lands ne desires to lease.
Very respectfully.
JAMES r. RANDLETT.
1t Col. q. S A.. L. s. Indian Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
AS WITH A sLEDGE.
Terrible Bolt of Lightning Strikes
Robert Frost Dead.

Pawnee, o. T.. Nov. 2.-Last Monday
forenoon the sad news reached Pawnee
that Robt Frost, Jr.. living in the Valley
vicinity, had been struck by lightning and
instantly killed, says the Courier. lie
with his father were In wagon going to
the field for feed. 1t was threatening
rain, though there was little about the
clouds to indicate danger. Robt. was
not far from his father in the wagon
when he was killed. but the father was
uninjured. The bolt of lightning struck
Robt. in the left temple, making a mark
as if done with sledge. From the tenn
pie it marked the throat and passed down
the right side. tearing the clothing as
it went, and literally furrOwed it way to
the knee. where the mark ended. The
team started to run and Mr.. Frost turn
ed to help stop them and saw his son
gasp his last breath. The grief stricken
father drove home with the corpse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
TowNslTEs ON o. C. AND w.
They Are to BE Placed at Benton and
MuStanO

Oklahoma City, o. T., Nov 2.-The sur
veyors are expected to finish the work of
laying out the townsites of Benton and
Mustang this week that win be located
along the line of the Oklahoma City &
Western. The two new towns will be
called Mustang and Benton. Benton viii
he about eleven miles from this ely by
the railway and Mustang about nineteen.
Both of the sites that have been secured
are peculiarly adapted for the uses to
which they will be put and they are ex-
pected to make cities of from two to three
thousand people at least and TO be places
of more than ordinary importance as they
VIII each have fine agricultural country
al their back that viii compel their de-
velopment. Perry & Dowden and John
Carson win be in charge Of the sales and
the maps viii be at the Office of Perry &
Dowden by the first OF next week it IS
expectad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
NOTHING IN GOULD sToRY.
New Workers Have Not Acquired the
E. 6. s. Line.

Guthrie. @. r.. Nov. 2--"The newspaper
story seut out from Oklahoma Cay that
the Could interests have acquired tie
Blackwell. Enid * Southern. have uo
foundation said Judge A. G. G.. Bierer al
this city. attorney for The road.
FL have rot been IN OEIahoma cry ana
the statements purportins u De- trom me
originate from some other s1urce- and ,he
- Inc is building rapidly ana win
soon De one Of the big reads in Oklahoma
A ine Win be huut through 90 CoaeyvIUe.
Kansas. during the next year. This VIII
give the ROAD an outlet east ard north.
and viii materially increase shipments
over the line. the extension headed aerass
the new country IS rapidly being built and
the line wih Doe operated down there as
soon as possible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
vailed in Woods county.


The question Of redistricting the land
Office boundaries in Oklahoma is another
thing on which Mr.. Flynn viii be asked
TO give his opinion. 1t is understood that
Mr. Flynn viii advocate the consolida-
ton of the Perry and Guthrie districts,
also the Enid and Kingfsher districts.
Other changes may be made, however,
doing away with the Oklahoma City LAID
Office.
Among the numerous postoflce contests
in Oklahoma is the one at FL Reno which
has attracted the attention Of politicians
1t is understood that A T. Newell viii
get the endorsement of Congressman
Flynn and If such is the case. viii prove
the same as an appointment Geo. Z.
Watson, the present incumbent Of the
Office, is said to be a candidate for re-
appointment. Watson was initiated into
the mysteries Of running a big Office
while taking care of the immense amount
of business caused by the drawing at Ii
Reno last surner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
WHERE DID THE MAN GO?
Shawnee Has q Grip, Papers and /;
Mystery.


Guthrie. o. T., Nov. Shawnee has a
mystery which is related by the Quill as
follows:
Last Saturday while passing through
the woods along the southwestern city
limits Mr.. John Bradbury discovered a
medium-sized telescope vaIise. A sus-
picion of something wrong naturally took
possession of him. and after waiting
around fer awhile for the owner to ap-
pear, which, however, did not occur, he
took the valisa to his home where. in
the presence of several other persons.
an examination resulted the finding. all
carefully packed away in the valise,
suit Of mems clothing, several garments
Of underwear and a number of letters.
an addressed TO c. A. Mann. from and
to different points in the United States
and the republic of Mexico.
Hoping by some means to solve the
mystery, Mr.. Bradbury took the follow
ing letter and sought out Mr.. J. /. Cur
ry, whom he knew to be a member of
the order mentioned below, which letter
Mr.. Curry brought to this Office for pub
licaton, hoping that some friend of the
missing man might see it ard be induced
to probe the mystery to the bottom:
Two Republics Lodge 413,
brotherhood of /. F.,
"San Luis Potsoi. Jan. 9, 1901.
Mr.. c. A Mann. San Luis Potsoi, Mex
leo:
Dear Sir and Brother:Enclosed find
circular letter from grand lodge pertain
ing to beneficiary certificates. Please
note contents and comply as soon as pos
sible and oblige.
I'VE are also expected to contribute
something to the Galveston relief fund.
and would like to have one dollar Mex
from YOU as soon as convenient
Have been trying to see for the Fast
week. but have been unable TO do so.
Either leave those at my room or
write me. Yours fraternally.
ANDREW MUNRO.
BOX Il"
whether the owner of this valise was
the victim of foul play, or in a state of
alteration Of mind wandered away some
where and left his belongings lying in the
woods. are matters in which this frater-
nal brotherhood is very much interested,
and anything in the way Of a solution
Of the mysterious disappearance win be
thankfully received by the order, and
also by Mr.. Bradbury, who found the
lost property"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
SETTLED IN APPLE-PIE ORDER.
Walter Houchin and Wife Agree on
Division of PropertV

Guthrie, o. r.. Nov. "A divorce suit
was filed by Mrs Walter Houchin, says
the Edmond Enterprise. She alleges abuse
and asks to have her maiden name, Cor
Tecta Drummond, restored to her. Mr..
Houchin viii not oppose the proceed
ings. as a division Of the property has
been agreed to. She is TO have one-third
of Mt. Houchin's half interest in 1e0-
acre farm northeast OF town. one-third OF
an S0-acre farm in Missouri and one
third of the personal property. valued at
about $500. SIr. Houchin is 10 pay two
thirds of the divorce proceedings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
NORMAL SUIT
MEANS LONG
DRAWN FIGHT
Plan of Procedure Is Surprise
TO Territorial Officials.
EXPECTED A MANDAMUS
Courts VIII Now Decide Be-
tween Two Committees.

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. s.-The bringlng
OF an injunction suit in the oklahoma
county courts 20 prevent the erection %
the Southwestern normal school building
az Granite comes as a surprise 10 the ter-
ritor1aI officials. IL was supposed thar
the first step 70 set the matter into the
courts would be 10 mandamus the audi-
tor 20 compel payment Of the expense
vouchers OF the Barnes locating commits
sion such an action was expected az
any time and would have occaoi0ned no
surprise rs il was anticipated.
The placing 81 the matter IN the courts
VIII undoubtedly mean aqong drawn out
legal battle in which an Of the phases 90
the legal status cf the two committees
vii De brought out.
The Board Of Education for normal
schools cannot use any part o. the E2oo
appropriated by the territorial lcelsla-
ture for the erection ~ the Normal school
until the courts decide the questions nat
uraliy brought up by such an action
started yesterday. The members or the
board have made estimates concerning
the erection OF q suitable building az
Granite and expected 90 Immediately aa-
vertise FOR bids but this feature was
postponed for two weeks on account of
other matters. The estimates made up
arrange for an expenditure Of fa5oo0 FOR
a building and the balance OF the aprro-
priauon VIII be used fer incidental ex-
penses. equipping the Institution ana
maintenance Tor the first year
IL is proposed % build the school struc-
ture OF granite taken from the quarrics
at Granite and this VIII De- a saving 81
considcrah sum and vii give sn imros-
INK structure.
From statement made By one OF the
attorneys interested in the bringing az
the injunction suit the case wili bo fought
through the courts and n the jenkins
locating board IS the LEGAL one lt VIII 10
fuIly provan hefnre Tho ninff.r era.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
cAARoED ~ ZINC IL.
That is the Only Explanation That Or.
Winkler Can Make e Keith.

Guthrie o. IT, E9T z-The norman
Transcript, ia spesklng ~ TIRE charge
made hy Keith against the saritarIsns
management raye
~Dr Wlakier ard sfr rockett srs hrfh
statements. aac can Only 80 ro ~ tas
srelad fhat o. ia himself cuzy. taat
his attendance rDoE crszv rrrria has
male him i.rht ia ere uprer rfery Iaer
describe h'n 81 90 irreag1rrlsie sr-
cenir- fe1or. rrf sfrerr- minded ~ GIL
ard l-e VITO mirrf p sarlr isrlereef
go make arT r-rt ~ a statemrrt RI naf-
ter how ulfg4rtec.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03
FLYNN OFF TO WASHINGTON.
He viii Take Up the Land Office Mat
tiers While Away.

tiers While Away.
Guthrie @. r.. Nov. 2-The departure
IF Congressman %. II. F9yun for Wash
lneton marks the beginning ~ an active
eampaieu to secure mediate statehood
lor oflahoms. Congressman Flynn ex-
bects n return to Oklahoma fer q short
stay before congress conyenes next
month.
During the first part of the week. Con
gressnan FLYNN. Secretary Grimes and
Territorial Committeeman Ferguson. held
3 conference I'm Wat1uga TO discuss the
statehood Question AIR. Flynn viii con-
hne lis statehood work to Oklahoma
alone and the bUI WIZ be formulated be-
fore congress convlnes
Durius bis stay I'm Washington. RTr.
Flynn Wiz take ua The matter or land or
fee appointments E-he situation ~ Ava
s the most rernlexug ana nm outside
man may land the resistershir * nett
iioa from Woods county citizens has
been presented 20 Alr Flyan asking that
h endorse a Woods county man a. sue
coed Cameron as register This petition.
81 form on resolution was n~enar..i
a. a meeting OF WOODS county politicians
Including The county central committee.
The resolution does not name any partic-
ulsr man 10 be endorsed. but leaves this
matter open no Mr. Flynn.
The appointment OF Judee A. p Mus
seller oil Perry. T. succeed Cameron. as
= contemplated. might tend q iacreasc
tie choauc conditions which have pre-