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ARE NOT BITTER
But Es Is Hard 20 Agree just the
same.

New York, Aprn u.-Thc conference be
tween The employees and officials OF the
Central railroad of New Jersey ar Jersey
City this Afternoon on the wage dispute
that exists between them did not lead to
definite results and VIII BE resumed to-
morrow. Both sides seem to BE- acting
n a spirit Of fairness: there IS an alb
sence OF bitterness from their discussions
ard the prospects for a complete adjust
ment u Their differences ara very bright
The meeting this afternoon which was
a secret one, convened shortly after
o'clock and lasted unfit the evening
Chairman Waite of the Brotherhood u
Railway Engineers. was at the head Of
the delegation OF workers. His fellow
eonnitteemen were with him and mary
Of the employees not heretofore attached
70 any q the committees also attended
and took part fl the discussion sfost
Of the talk Of the afternoon vas On the
vase seheS1ls q the engineers and FIRE
rieu and the iast proposition submitted
By the railroad before TIRE iaferven tton
of the Brotherhood chiefs uas largely The
basis ~ discussion u was discussed r.
detail ard 2 variety q calculations r1ade
as % The eject q rs operations TIE
conductors did not participate 81 the cor
ference as the question Il their wages
has been disposed - to Their satisfaction.
The trainlaenr we're largely represented
and their Affairs VIII - taken 10 to-
s~l1rr--
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JENKINS
DEPARTS
Leaves for Washington With
out Mr. McNeal.
is STILL VERY SMOGTHE
His Case Is Altogether With
the People,
is STILL VERY SM0GTHE

Guthrie, o. T.. April n.-Secretary of
the Territory William N. jenkins left this
morning for Washington, where he VIII
join other members Of The Oklahoma del
egation in the capital city. Joseph ".
AIcNeal. who expected to go to Washing
ton with Secretary Jenkins, was detained
here another day on account Of business
and viii leave on an early train tomOr-
row morning and win be in Washington
in time 10 get good view of the fire.
works when the real fight begins. Mr..
McNeal is probably the last of the Okla
Washington trip to be IN the territory,
and by the time that he arrives in Wash
ington the other men win be there TO
greet him. Mr.. McNeal tells bis friends
every day that he IS hopeful Of receiving
the appointment Notwithstanding the fact
that the Barnes men are confident that
their chief is the man who Will get the
plum.
The endorsements still go to Washing
ton and next week all kinds Of documents
will reach the Oklahoma delegation. 1t is
understood here that endorsements for
Jenkins are on their way TO tie national
capital to reach there about the same
time that the secretary does, 10 commend
him for the governor position.
Regarding the endorsements, Mr.. Jen-
kins stated before he left that he had not
asked for endorsements from any one.
have been receiving endorsements" said
MIR. Jenkins, but I have not solicited
them If people want to endorse me and
want me appointed governor, they viii
have plenty of time to act after I leave
for Washington. / appreciate tle nice
letters have received from over the ter
ritory since the gOvernorship talk began"
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MURDER At
ARDMORE
An Old Colored Man Found
Dead in Bed.
WITH PECULIAR CIRCLE
Marked Around the House
in Which He Was In.

Guthrie. o. T.. April 1.-THE death OF
solomon Russell who was murdered in
his home at Ardmore is suE a mystery
The crime was commit5edd on Saturday
last. Russell was colored man and
lived alone. The ArdInorite says: The
shooting OF Russell is shrouned in mys-
terry. for 10 one is able 10 say who com
nitted the crime. He lived alone IN his
cabin and parties passing the home as
late as midnight say he was up then
playing cards.
Nothing more was seen or heard from
him until Sunday morning about %
O'Clock when parties discovered his door
locked on the outside and upon investi-
cation found him lying II bed, having
been shot through the head with a shot
gun.
one peculiar thing about the tragedy
was the finding Of a stream or row OF
something all around the house about
-FOUR inches wide. composed Of salt. pep
per, red clay and zenia mower seed.
Why this Gordon was strewn around the
house can't be imagined unless the party
or parties committing the crime thought
that it would be death 10 any one cross
ing the line.
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BLUE WING LEASE
Receiver Tr.mbIe IL Authorized 20
Dispose OF e

Joplin, 40. April m--Recefver -. K
Thimt-s Il TIE laternasisnsl zinc com
pany, limited q Jopfia- received a. order
frou the circuit casrt q Jasper c0gnty
today. authorizing hin = d-sQose 2 the
Eiue Wing lease q tEe1tT-cve acres on
tie Edgar laus - carte-vii,e azd also
the uin q the re-erEanizztill cs-znliftee
q the Interuatio1ai coap4ay g Yea
TorA f1r sala sl1scseat O. Teiiese tse
LEGAL deIartrasnts q IRE coDglEy- fhe
rsestve-'s fess. tae ceu-ts Costs ans IN
terests Ha II gfven = Gays q erses rhis
sale after uhich = IS gFsa ~ SSH
t.ouaI tEeary days % dssposf ~ ths prop
ertv - private sole q 1Eher garties f7r
G sum sa@cisnt 70 ooTer re sarze cosfs
after wEics he Is dirse;ed @ efre-rfzs
and ssu re rruqrrtg 81 aactl1n w..hia
tn d4ys 70 IKE highest usse- f1s ezzs
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To PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Laxative Bromo- QuinIne removes the cause.
NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH
Little Boy Run Over by a Heavily
Loaded EFagOa

Guthrie. o. T., April 1.-THE narrow es-
cape Of the 2-year-oid 10Y OF L. Z. Shaw
of El Reno is recorded in the e Reno
Supper Bell:
L. C. Shaw's 2-year-oId child has had a
narrow escape from 1eath. and it seems q
miracle how the little fellow escaped
with his life. Mr. Shaw. who is trustee
of Reno township. was on mis- way home
from Fl Reno with his family. The little
fellow was playing around in the wagon.
and when nobody was watching him he
fell out. The heavy wagon wheel ran
over his head and tore the scalp and side
OF his face fearfuly. Drs- Lane and Rob-
erts were sent for at once and the wounds
were dressed. Sunday morning the boy
was playing around lively and risky. The
1l4o-pound wagon with a heavy 400-pound
load tackled the wrong kid. ne little
fellow is the wonder of the neighbornood.
When only 16 months old he climbed a 30
foot ladder and amused himself marching
around the narrow platform of the wind
mill He has had several falls from the
barn. haystacks and roofs He saw the
high dive on Saturday. and the chances
are he'll be trying mat feae next"
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THR LAST IS FIRST.

The liver is sluggish because the stom-
sch IS diseased The kidneys are dis
ordered because the stomach and its al
he'd organs OF digestion and nutrition
are weak ard cannot supply adequate
nutrition for the needs OF the BODY.
How DO We know this2 Because IN 50
many cases, persons who had suffered
with disease Of heart, liver, lungs, kid
neys. etc, have found these diseases en-
tirely cured, when Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has cured diseases OF
the stomach and the other organs Of di-
gestion and nutrition.
+" ] was afflicted with what the doctors
called nervous indigestion. Took med
icine from my family physician 70 10
avail. Ia looking over one Of Doctor
Plerce's Memorandum Books writes
Blr. Thos. G. Lever, Of Lever, Richland
CO., s. @, 81 foand my case described
exactly. 1 wrote 70 you and made a
statement. You sent me a descriptive
list Of questions, also hygieric rules.
carried these out as best I could but
thought myself ircurabie as I suffered 50
much with pain under my RIBS and an
empty feeling IA my stomach. At night
would have cold or hot feet ard hands
alternately. I was getting very nervous
and suffered a great deal mentally, think
Ing that death would soon claim me. Al
ways expected something unusual TO
take place; was irrinble and impatient.
and greatly reduced Ia flesh. / could
scarcely eat anything that would not
produce bad feeling in my stomach.
After some hesitation. owing 70 my
prgudices against patent fnediciues, /
decided to Try a few bottles Of Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
Pellets After taking Several bottles
Of each, found vas improving. con-
tinued for six months or more, of and
on have to be careful yet at times, Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
A CURE FOR 1T.

Not Patent Cure-AlI, nor a Modern
Miracle, but Simply a Rational
Cure for Dyspepsia.
In these DAYS OF humbuegery and de-
ception the manufacturers Of patent
medicines as a rule. seem 70 think their
medicines win not sell unless they claim
that it viii cure every disease under the
sun. And they never think Of leaving
out dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
They are sure to claim that their nos
trum Is absolutely certain TO cure every
dyspeptic and he need look no further.
In the face Of these absurd claims It is
refreshing to note that the proprietors
OF Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have care
fully refrained from making any undue
claims or false representations regarding
the merits OF ehis most excellent remedy
for dyspepsia and stomach troubles They
make but one claim for Il, and that is.
that cor indigestion and various stomach
troubles Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is a
radical cure They sc no farther than
this and any man or woman suffering
from Indigestion. chronic or nervous dys-
pepsia. who viii give the remedy trial
VIII find that nothing is claimed for az
that the facts win not fully sustain.
Ii is a modern discovery. composed OF
harmless vegetable ingredients acceptable
TO the weakest OF most delicate stomach.
ITS great success In Curing stomsch
troubles is due 10 the fact that the metii-
cal properties are such that X wiz digest
whatever wholesome food is taken
the stomach. no matter whether 5ae
stomach is in good working order or net.
II rests the overv orked organ and re-
pienlshes the body. the blood. the nerves.
creating a healthy appetite. gives re-
freshing sieep and the blessings which
always accompany a good digestion and
proper assimilation OF food.
II using sluarts Dyspepsia Tablets 10
dieting is required Simply eat plenty
Of wholesome food and take these Tablets
at each meal thus assisting and resting
the stomach which rapidly regains its
proper digestive power. when the Tablets
VIII be no longer required
Nervous Dyspepsia is simply q cordi-
ton in which some portioE CT portions
Of the nervous system are not properly
ndorished Coed digestion fnvigorotes
the nervous system and every organ n
the body.
STARTS Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
al druggists NJ 60 cts. Per package
They are manufactured hy the F. A.
Stuart Co. of Marshall Mich
ANY druggist wiz tell you IL gives uni
Fersal Satisfaction
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DEATH AND MARRIAGE
Beth Take place within a Very Few
Hours

AkVHEH-
C1ncinnati. April 1f-8nss Jeanuatse
Evans of Chicago. the 6anehter ~ the
late r. =. Evans. formerly lived Ia Nor
wood. a surburb of thls city zfter tie
. death II her father she went % Chicago
ard took Up her res-4eaee with har bFoth-
sr. John ). EVaus- There she became
engaged 70 FrsGsrisk Havfs q that city.
Eesk az5 she came g. this city g.
arrange for the wedding that vas soon
T. be celebrated.
Several days $50 the Young uc1iaa VA
taken SO ard nisht before last the Phys
claas gave ~ hope ~ saving hr. Gr
Hayes vac rot.Gsd au1 he cans here -
quickly az steam c8flid bring him T.s
tri1e-to-bz vas - aap9g as ever. bst
Re couid So the approach u 1eatk- It
vas TIE desire n both 20 we5 A llce-se
vas procured te-laT and e. s'cioek there
rataerel sho8t tire BED a sa5 ittle party.
{ Tne cersraocy uas perfcrlnes
NE marriage licersz zas issslef 1eflre
o'cloek an1 PROBATE Court Geek Hzssr
accompanied ttr gslaf-strizke1 tra1s-
groom GO the resa1ssace a. serve sa -
canactty - q witness. The cera-a.g
seauel - iazpi-e TIE hrasa sas l-s--
stood ire g1fsiieEs r.rfertlg Ets Fos
sroe 19ed - aorra after sac ere
r1orT.
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z5c. An druggists.

Winchester. two large blndgeons and a
large bowider.
They shot at Thornton bat did net hit
him, but what they did do for him with
the above mentioned sticks was a plenty.
Lucy Folds, whom we were allowed TO
talk TO II jail, says that Thornton first
mistreatsd her Nucy's mother and then
drove her sister from the place, and when
they went down to see about IL, he re-
sisted, waving a six-shooter with one
hand and brandishing razor with the
other
The whole affair was somewhat com
plicated. and viii only be Strengthened
out when IT is brought before the com
missioner.
Ella Starks was released yesterday on
bond and allowed TO go home.
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DISCOUNTED
Hen Who Manufacture Misery.

The disgruntled man. the nan Who Is
silky ard dissatisfied Under ali coudi-
tons ard circumstances, Is 10 be found
everywhere Even AZ the SEA side where
he has gone for rest AID recreation
you'll ind him surly sid suiky, grura-
bling at the weathe-. the people, the
hotel accommodations, the board, and
everything else. His Sowing, suIlen
viszge checks the flow OF talk al sbe
table. and bushes the prattle OF playing
children Now and again one gossip
says TO another vThe old chaps liver
must be out Of order" Somebody else
says, perhaps he's suffering from kid
EeY trouble" And a majority incline to
The opinion that rs rjust dyspepsia.
and as L happens they are al d then
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mittee deems necceearys The report says
THAI the committee s. aeeufs - ilFeetlTa-
ton discioscd the fact thai gambiinG ard
pool rooms were being operated openly la
violation o. The law. that she genf'l fls
spirit had oeen developed 90 sgch a. ez-
tent AS % become a distinct menace o.
the community and shat these resorts
we're undoubtedly protected lu thsir oper-
alton b. officers whose duty IL uas g.
close them- RAIDS were made ty fHe
committee and ifs agents aIl ths resaifa
obtained show coactsElTely ffa. car-
mittse ~ citizens car force tIe pog.ee 80
cioss spch res0rtE. Thus provirk thar VICE
is protected and also tnat the rat8s have
resulted ia fuakins a gambling business
un3rohtahie
IRE cernfttee hsz bee- collecting Ssfa
from 6lfere1f ceurf-fes ard fnte-ar 20
prepare r. rperf eroesTinz rlrrcssi1rs
Tor fhe trcstfrtof - TIRE e1<ial ern r-ca-
ierl in great cities 70 does 1af fseI fnst
tas Dest laterssts ~ the ttg els - sarV-
"a - arg vlolsrl siresnpt e. auo,ress
taa erii. bat il Is aore1 thst fte forfa-
c7ralrg report wii preee1f az-h ins ma
COZ ala r,cr.fssrnr llafiaa 81 shzB e1stfe
tla c-sslH4saitT g. fare tfr elfaata-
f-aa1iy ard o. 3rsl zsta x carssrvatissiy
go Tle e9nulftfee aafs feat
f 1ctasi conditions - tt1 t1e-rrat
t11fe rCgaiafiou - alarrasrx b. rae.srt
g. t1e ecc.zi tFli. aae t1rf Il hs1drssf
I'D fEersT-fVs tens1aenf he1ssg tsss
Eers slsusne1 ~ SIS arrnss esd .a
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agreement that Eick should be killed and

agreement that Eick should be killed and
murdered.
IF you find from the evidence beyond
a reasonable doubt that it was agreed oy
and between Gamble, Curtis and others
that tney would steal from the person of
A J. Eick certain moneys which he had
thereon and that, in pursuance Of said
agreement they caused Eick to 60 down
70 a point near by the river in company
with one Of them. and that in attempting
to steal such money from Eick, or that
/ finding they were unable to steal the
( money from the person OF Efck and killed
( him, then ana in that event all of the
! persons who censpired with said harry
( Gamble and aided and abetted stealing
such money from the place of homicide,
would be guilty Of murder. even Tough
1 it may not have been a part Of the orig
inal agreement that said Eick should be
killed and murdered
If you have a reasonable doubt that
such body and head were not the body
and head of a. J. Eick, you should ac-
quit the defendant; or Of any person
other than those OF Eick, you should ac-
quit him.
THE confessions or admissions claimed
to have been made by the party charged
with crime while he is in custody should
always be considered with caution and
the manner and circumstances Of making
such confessions should be examined with
the greatest care.
1.-THE court further instructs the jury
thae while the confessions or admissions
OF tho defendant if voluntarily made may
be considered against him me jury should
also consider all promies, if any. made o
the defendant by the party to whom the
alleged confession was made as as IN
dUcement TO procure such admissions OF
confessions and the effect which such
promises may have had on the mind CT
the defendant as affecting the truthful
ness Of the alleged statements Of confess
sions. And you are further instructed
that it is your duty to carefully consider
the manner and other surrounding cir
cumstances unuer whIO-4 confessions or
admissions which it is claimed that the
defendant in this case made to the diff
ferent witnesses for the prosecution who
testified to such admissions, were made.
if you find any were made, determining
the weight. II any, to be given to the tes-
timOny OF such witnesses. The CREDIBLE
ity of the witnesses is q question exeIus-
lively for the jury to determine. The jury
has the right 10 determine from the APP
pearance of the witnesses, their manner
Of testifying. their apparent candor and
fitness. their Intelligence or lack Of in
teIligence-
You should either find the defendant
guilty or acquit ham. He denies having
participated IN the taking Of the life of
the deceased; therefore, if you fail to
find him guilty of murder beyond rea-
sOnabIe doubt, you should acquit him.
To PREVENT PNFTTFOSTA AND GRIP /
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FEDERAL GAS COMPANY
Makes Application fer a Charter in
Oklahoma

Guthrie. o. T.. April 1.-THE Federal
Gas and OIL company of Oklahoma was
incorporated today wit. a capital stock
Of $4,000 The charter is for ninetry-niRe
years and the company viii transact
business at Blackwell and also in Cherry
vale. Kan. According 10 the charter ap-
plicatiou, the company is 10 produce. util-
lie and sell natural gas. crude petroleum
and other minerals lease. buy and sen
real estate for manufacturing purposes.
The fncorporators are. l. s. SHELTON. F.
r. SHELTON. Blackwell. O. T; Ronin Eli
son, Ia Grange. Ind. and B. f. Ladow.
Chicago. Ill
The company states in its application
for the territorial charter that the prop
erty and equipment now owned by lem
amounts 70 S5eao The company is one
Of the largest concerns yet chartered BY
the territorial secretary snd uae capital
stock is much larger than the ordinary
Incorporated concern
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eatnesa ne necessity ~ provialue aaita-
be places ~ meeting vbsre fhe peorl6
ia each neiet 9orhood can come toretaer
ard diecass ire egfis ttat reesea fh.if
c.ya nfs ard where thsT may from TINS
a. tIme meet their reiafivc rsortaaufa.-
tires With view ~ obfailinz from tt~ni
au account ~ thefr sfe@ arrzatfo ana
where remedies mag - DregozeI ana
liscusee6 Therefore fhe rseasu.e-ss.
rer q made lsaf is aach aasesatig dls-
triet one gllfatie aazersliy haif shar -
ba.lt rhich shall % krrt aFaHaha for
sles citizs7H raeetlass AID e tAf9ns aus
a seggcstlaa mat thass alEtt - bsuf
in coanscfioa nith iae seu pa6slo ifbfzs.
- witch ore lkeir % - erected 4, even
part ~ Grslfef Nas Ferx
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GOlNG 10 OKLAHOMA
large Excursfau Rnroute From the
eastern stzfes-

Guthrie. O. T.. April 1.-THE largest
crowd o. h1ueseekers which has yet vis-
the territory ga q few days The exrur-
sionists are eoDing fFom the northern
states and ali or AZ least the grssteE POP
ton q them are looking for homes. pre-
ferring the older part OF Ci<4a4orn4 rather
than the new country.
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FOUR CoLORED PEOPLE
Arrested Near Artm0re Charged
With Attempted y urder

Guthrie. o T.. April 1.-Two officials
made a wholesale arrest st Ardmore re-
garding which the Ardmorite says
Yesterday morning Deputies Garrett
and Henderson brought in from rear
w-oodtord Geo. Thompson. Mitchell Folds
Ella Starss and Lacy Folds. All colorcJ.
charged with assault TO XIII one kenny
Thornton
From what could De learned Il was all
a family eGair. ard when Thornton drove
enc of the family. Eliza Thompson. from
the place. the RESI- q the famlIg rsvalte5
and that seems 20 b what brought or
the dimcuity
The assanitfng party we're armed WIKI
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New Way - Take You Through TO
Buffalo,

That's what the new way" the Pan
American Buffalo line, Pennsylvania
Vandalia and Erie lines-@Akron Route
will do on and after May 5th- Get on
at St Louis and enjoy pleasant trip via
Columbus and Akron and Chautauqua
Lake and get on at Buffalo without
changing cars. Inquire of 4 2.
Richie. T. P. Agt., Joplin, no, OF J. NJ.
Chesbrough, A. c. P. Agt-. st. Louis. No.
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HAD MARROW ESCAPE
Henry CPdike BADLY Wounded Near
Pnfe.,l s,ifr

Ponea City. O. T., April f1.-Henrv In
dixie. the l5-year-old son OF J. ". Upd5ke.
was seriously injured IN a mysterious
manner a snort tine aEo. Touus Updike
was feeding a load OF corn fodder 70 4
herd o. cattle and when he did act return
the team from the feed ysrG a brother
went 10 ascertain the cause ard found
the young man on the ground among lne
cattle. some litJe distance from yne
wagon He was badly wounded across
the bowels. but could not tel how IL hap
pened u IS supposed that the horses
started % Suddenly. throwing the young
nsn out of the waEon onto a large pitch
F-rE
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DEAD IN HIS CHAIR
Amos o. Wright Dies Suddenly at
Oklahoma CITY

Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City o. T. April 1.-Tuesday
night George and Fred Wright. who have
been living in a tent in the eastern out
skirts of the city. retired at the usual
hour. leaving their father Amos o.
Wright. sitting up in a chair. supposing
he would go to bed when he felt 50 dis
posed. They were shocked, upon arising
yesterday morning, to find their father
dead in his chair. His death had re-
suited from Bright disease.
The remains were taken to the embalrn-
ing rooms of the Oklahoma Furniture and
Carpet company and prepared for inter
ment which VIII occur this morning.
Mr.. Wright in former years, was
prominent brick contractor IN this city.
He leaves two sons to mourn his depart
ure from this life.
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Streef Fafr FOR Pcnca.

Ponca City, o. T., April f1.-This city
VIII have a street fair from April Il to 20
c. w. Manlay agent for Young Bros, has
contracted with Mayor Hutchinson and ali
arrangements are being made for the
event. The Santa Fe has made a reduced
rate for me fair