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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-28

If at last she tires Of the fault finding
of a dyspeptic husband and leaves him ,
The worst of the dyspeptic Is that he
does not realize his own meanness. His
world is entirely out of perspective.
Dyspepsia and other diseases OF the
stomach and organs Of digestion and
nutrition are perfectly and permanently
cured by the use. of Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t cures the worst
forms of the disease. 1t cures when all
other medicines have failed to benefit.
Accept no substitute for DR.. rerce's
Golden Medical Discovery. There is NO
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"I can say TO you. one bottle Of your oeaAsn
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McAdenviile, CASTOR Co. North caroiina. "My
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DR.. Piercc's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper binding. 10 sent free on
receipt of al one-cent stamps to pay
expense of mailing only, or II cloth
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Address DIR. r. v, Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-28

IS cent or so cent baking
powders are made to satisfy
the demand OF people who
think "anything will do. "
Schilling's Best is cheaper
than such baking powder in
every way.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-28

IL, as Is reported, Russia proposes to
securing the release of Miss Stone
England may be prevailed upon to
lend her assistance. She is never so
humane as when expediency dictates
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-28

The fact that English soldiers are
continually deserving TO the Beers i&
additional evidence that the English
government and the English people
are quite different.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-28

as a passive side of the Presbyterian
ism " N. With more than trace or
discourtcsy to ordinary Presbyteriah'
Ism, calls itself reformed, and when,
az happens once in a long while, this
active side comes into view, the
American who does like the Consti-
tuition is not only extremely surprised,
but he is very apt to be angry.
Such revelation has just been
made at Cambridge. Mass. In that
city lives one, James Jackson. who
came to this country ten years ago
and at once Joined Reformed Preshy-
tcrian Church in Boston. Last year
he was elected elder Of the church,
which seems to indicate that his gen
cral walk and conduct had been salts
factory to the brethren, but at the
searching examination which preceded
his induction into Office 1t was disclos-
ed that IA few months before. on TAX
ing out his last papers" he had. like
/ other applicants for naturalization
sworn to support the Government un-
der which he had decided to live
That discovered not only was Mr.
Jackson deprived of his eldership. hut
was suspended from membership In
the church. He went to Cambridge
where another church of the same see
was bold enough to take him in, des
pite his dreadful oath, but now th'
New York Presbytery to which thu
case went for final decision. has con
frmed the original suspension and Mr.
Jackson will apparently have to ge
out of the Reformed Presbyterian de
nomination or else--what?
Is the alternative the taking OF an
other oath. declaring implacable hos
tility to the Constitution of the United
States and all who love and defend it
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-28

The Republican attorney general of
Ohio has decided that the billion dol
lar United States steel corporation is
not trust and is exempt from certain
taxes to which it was popularity sup
posed to he amendablc. This decision.
coming from Republican official. will
occasion no surprise. II will be re-
called that another Republican attor-
ney- general of Ohio who attempted to
compel the corporations to bear their
just share OF the public expense was
driven out of the Republican party
and is now supporting the Democratic
ticket The fact Is the Republicans
are trust blind.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-28

Just received. fine line OF Lownsys
chocolates and marshmellow candles.
Crescent Cigar Co.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-28

Entered according to Act OF Congress as Sec
ond class matter AT the postofice OF Tucson,
Arizona.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
SAMPSON UNJUsTLY TREATED
His Attorneys Protest Against Argu-
nents Of Counsel Of Schley Court.

Washington. Nov. 6.-E. s. Theau. act-
ing on behalf of stayton and Campbell.
who was retained by Admiral Sampson
10 look after the lsttors interest before
the court OF inquiry. today sent a letter
10 the court Of inquiry protesting against
the inclusion i'm the record Of certain
statements deemed 90 reflect upon Ad-
miral SIMPSONS conduct 80 Santiago.
/ The Letter is addressed 20 Admiral Dewey
as president OF the court ana s. as fol-
lows.
.1-Whue fully cognizant of and abiding
by the decision 81 the court that Rear
Admiral XV. r. Sampson. q. S. r.. iH not
party interested and that notice VIII
be given the admiral when rhe court ~
considers him. have the honor % make
the following request on behalf ~ The
admiral
-.1-ArgInncuts ~ counsel being mat
ters 90 record in the case and receiving
wide circulation with the public e s re-
spectfuHy submitted that argument hy
counsel upon matters regarding any ofe-
SD acts az Admiral Sampson which De
has not been permitted % defend. a1t
which the court hv an expressed rllirE
has excluded from the evidence ir tae
case is eminenty improper ard it 81 re-
zrecffuily requested thst TIE statement
made by counsel f0r Admiral schiry FL
argument yesterday ~ tte close ~ ere
sftarncoa sessian % ths eject thst ai
mr-aI Sampson permitted tae Spanish
c--ieer Cclou to ae n a.xht Elfho-- af-
tack-r the harear ~ Santiago -ut
from zee time or hrr arrirel ca 5ure p
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
JUMPED THROUGH WINDOW
TraVeIingman Leaps From Moving
Train Near Wewoka

Train Near WeWoka.
Shawnee, O. T, Nov. 6.-The passengers
going east on Sunday mornings passen-
ger was witness to fatal accident that
rarely happens on a passenger train, says
the Democrat. A man, presumably a
travelling salesman, who was apparently
nervous or worried about something got
desperate near Wewoka and suddenly
jumped from a car window as the train
was dashing along at a high rate of
speed and when the train stopped and he
was picked up by the train crew he was
found to be in almost a dying condition.
He was bruised as TO be absolutely un-
recognizable to anyone on the train. His
clothing was searched for letters or cards
Of Identification but the only thing OF
any description of any kind was a pro-
fessional card of Messrs. Remington and
Stone, real estate brokers of this city
with the name of Stubblefeld written
thereon. The unfortunate man was TAX
en- to McAlester to the railroad hospital
and was nearly dead when the train
reached there. No one understood his
motive in making his leap to death.
Later-A reporter visited Remington &
stones Office and found out that the
mans name that jumped from the car
window was ]. f. Stemelin of Jefferson,
Texas They think he was demented
which probably explains the cause of his
oct
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07

gun-csse open and one OF the finest
breeeh-loading shot-guns missing.
Just what amount of stuff was taken
from the showcase and from the shelves
IS not yet known b. the firm, but a cas-
ual investigation shows the loss of three
firle revolvers and several boxes and
pieces Of cutlery.
Before leaving the store Mr. Beasley
says ne took what change there was in
the cash drawer-all but 15c and carried
il with him, so that fortunately there was
no money left TO be taken by the rob
beTs.
It was a very bold piece OF work, being
executed as it was. at very early hour
in the evening. less than a block from
Main street and one one OF the principal
thoroyghfares of the city, but the burg
lars were evidently watching for the op-
portunity and when they saw Mr.. Beas-
ley leave the building. broke in and
looted the place hastily and disap-
peared before his return.
Both the city and township officers have
been given a description OF the property
and it is thought that the thieves will be
apprehended and placed behind the bars
of the county Jail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
FAV0RS
ONE STATE FOR
2 TERRITORIES
Kansas Congressman Declares
This Is What's Wanted.
UNIONS GREATEST STATE
Believes Roosevelt VIII Make
Recommendation for Ii.

Topeka, Kan. Nov. s--Congressman
Charles Curtis is in favor Of making one
state out of Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory. He believes that President
Roosevelt VIII make a recommendation
TO that effect, if he takes the subject up
at all
'That would make one of the greatest
states in the union" said Mr. Curtis to-
day. The two territories are rich in
mineral and agriculture. and they would
start out as a state with a million peo-
pie I believe that majority Of the
people Of the two territories are in favor
of single statehood"
Reports from the territories are that
while people are for single statehood, the
politicians want to have a state made
out of each territory. That would make
more jobs-a double set Of officers. Mr..
Curtis declined to discuss this phase OF
the case. but repeated the statement that
it was his belief that a majority Of :he
people were for single statehood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
IN GLASS MOUNTAINS
Rich Find of Gold Is Reported 70 Have
Been Found.

Persimmon. O. T. Nov. 6.-Regarding
the worthlessness of Glass Mountain. the
Enterprise prints the following proof to
the contrary:
Three miles west and two north OF
Leslie postoGice and about forty miles
east Of here, it is reported that copper
and some gold have been found The
mineral was struck in a shaft which IS
being sunk on a school section. and from
all appearances il appears TO be in paying
quantities Excitement is running ve.y
high at present. and claims are being
staked all over Glass mountain.
People who have previously been hold
ms claims in that section OF country are
now being contested and no doabt many
win lose For many years. il has been
thought that Glass mountain contained
mineral but this IS the first discovery
that warrants that belief. It would not
be surprising to see those mountains
which have heretofore been considered
worthless except for scenery. become a
rich mining center for Oklahoma"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
Oklahoma City Firm Is Robbed Dur
ing Business Hours.

Oklahoma City, o. T, Nov. Ca bold
and daring daylight robbery was ccm-
mitted Monday afternoon when three men
entered the Laird hardware store at the
corner of Main street and Broadway and
went through the safe, securing over sos
I'm cash and a number of valuable papers
belonging to Mr.. Laird, says the Times
Journal That the ROBBERY was premedi-
tated and well planned is evident.
1t was about the middle of the after
noon when the men entered the store,
expecting. beyond doubt, to find every
body busy, and such was the case. After
looking over the store for a few minutes
and getting a good lay of the situation
two Of the men sauntered toward the
front of the store wnere they engaged
two Of 5he clerks in conversation and
priced the various wares as if they in
tended to buy. While this action was
being put into effect the third man went
to The rear of the store. unnoticed, where,
after some deliberation. lie went through
the safe and stole money which viii ag-
gresate over Slo0 and a number of val
liable papers.
Shortly after the men had left the store
Mr. Laird had occasion to go to the safe
for some change and noticed that every
thing was disarranged and that SO. which
he had just put in the safe was missing
further search revealed that other
money had been taken.
1t then dawned upon him that the three
men who had been il the store had com
mitted the robbery and a call for the
police was Immediately sent in. The Of
hcers responded in haste and a good de-
scription of the men was furnished them.
but thus far they have been unable to
get any clue as to their whereabouts.
Mr.. Laird says that he would know the
men If he saw them again, but believes
that they have left the city and viii
make good their escape
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
NEW COUNTY
CLERK AIDED
BY WENNER
Governors Private Secretary
Assists in Auditing Bills.
VISITS THREE NEW TOWNS
Payment of Bills VIII Be
Delayed Several Months.

Anadarko. o. T. Nov. 6.-Hon. Fred
Wenner, private secretary to Governor
Jenkins, arrived here yesterday from
Lawton and left in the evening for Ho-
bart The secretary is visiting the new
county seats for the purpose of assist
ing the new county clerks nsuditing
and classifying all bills against the coun-
ties.
He assisted County Clerk BalHnger
most Of the day. 1t IS stated by Mr.. Wen
ner that all bills against the county viii
be passed upon by the county commits
sioners. then be forwarded to the gov
ernors Office, when they will again be
passed upon and approved. They VIII
then be forwarded to the interior depart
ment at Washington for final inspection
and auditing. then if there is no hitch
in the aairs, they viii be paid.
This arrangement Will continue until
one year from December l. After that
time the counties viii pay their own bills.
This arrangement, while It is without
doubt the proper one, VIII delay the pay
ment of bills for several months.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

tratng economic rocks, gold. silver, cop
per fuels. etc, and 4 collection of ig-
neOus and sedimentary rocks from vari-
Gus countries. This material is for use in
the various classes in geology and pale
ontology.
Since the opening of school 800 worth
OF additional Improvements have been
placed in the gymnasium, intended to
enhance the work for women. an excel
lent bath has been provided, and such
apparatus secured as viii encourage the
class work. The university girls are en-
terinS the classes with enthusiasm. Miss
Mcbride is proving a popular director
Two basket ball teams have been organ
lied which are already playing the game
scientifically. There IS piano in the
haI where the floor work is given and
the exercises fitted to the time of the
Instrument the bright gymnasium cos
tune, and the bevy Of girls that attend
are giving an impetus to the movement
that argues well for the grace and health
Of the present and future university girl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
WAS SLICK JOB
Burglars Quietly Loot Hardware Store
at Shawnee.

Shawnee, o. T., Nov. 6-Saturday night
burglars broke into the hardware store
Of Beasiey & Smith, near the corner Of
Ninth and Beard streets. and made a
getaway with about Sl5G worth Of plum
der. says the Quill.
The thieves effected an entrance TO the
store by removing a large pane of glass
from enc of the rear windows after hav-
ins climbed into the back yard over an
cieht-foot board fence.
Mr. Beasley. who sleeps at the store,
says the trick must have been turned
about o'clock, for he closed the place
up about s o'clock and went down town,
returning with his partner, Mr. Smith.
at $3.50 TO find that the store had been
robbed.
An examination Of tie promises re-
vealed the broken cash drawer lying on
tho aoor and under the counter. the show
case riaed O. its contents and the large
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
INTERESTING CASE INDEED
slr Gilmore OF shawnee Lumber 90.
Is hrre TronhIe Eias


Shawnee. o. IT, Nov. 6-The Democrat
prints the following article regarding an
oklahoma trust company:
'-I.ast Saturday at Tecumseh, Judge
IIaincr rendered q decision in a case in
court that has attracted "a great deal of
attentiou ia shawnee and his verdict
created CONSERVATION among a number Of
Erominent bushes smen of this city. The
ease was q sfiit against AIr. Gilmore, "a
lumherman OF this city. who. some time
Ggo, sold ont yard here and entered
into a contract not to engage in the lum-
Der business in this city. Tt seems as
though he had several ears Of lumber or
dered and that his successors refused to
-ccept the shipment as they came i'm. He
opened up yard again, claiming chat
they had violated agreements and he was
90 longer bound by his contract His
purchasers had Injunction proceedings
rtarted against him and the lower courts
granted a temporary injunction.
'-The case was taken to the district
court by Gilmore. he claiming that the
lumber Yards here were in a pool" or
trust and were endeavoIiug 10 keep
him out. He won his case ana in turn the
case has been appealed to the supreme
court and he is sdI tied mp until it comes
up in the January session. The county
attorney has ordered the grand jury to
investigate the case thoroughly and some
sensational arrests may follow Both
sides are confident of winning the case in
the supreme court.
-In the event Of Gnmore's winning
st there. he viii institute proceedings for
damages. The case win evidently be in
the courts for years as all parties con-
oerned have plenty of money and viii
aeht il to the last ditch"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
WOMAN is TIMER
New York Laborer's Wife Assists Him
at Trade.

New York, Nov. 6,--To aid her hus-
band, Mrs. Matilda Muskat daily climbs
ladders, burdened with a tinsmiths fur
mace and soldering kit. and works at dizzy
heights mending leaky roofs and cutters.
Mrs. Muslat is as good a workman as
her husband and. in addition. is an ex-
pert patterumaker for cornices. As a
result Of her labors. she and her husband
have Just completed a three story house.
Every sheet of tin on the roof was laid
and soldered by Mrs. Muskat and, In
addition, she designed ana manufactured
the metal cornice.
For the first year they lived here Mus
kats earnings were small. and much OF
the money had TO be paid 70 an assistant
so Mrs Afuskst suggested that her hus-
band teach her the tinsmith trade She
then went out on his first job and aided
him in repairing leaky roofs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
TEXAS CATTLE LET IN
s.OeO Head wiIl be Brought TO Feed
Yards

Guthrie. 0. T.. Nov. 6.-Catte Inspec-
tor Frank Dale has reported to the sec
retary Of the live stock sanitary com
mission that a cattle firm in Texas have
5000 head Of cattle which they wish to
Gloss the line with fin order to get at
their feed yards which are in the new
country. The inspector was offered 81 900
to let them over. but this was declined
and the matter laid before the board.
1t was decided that as the cattle would
soon be sent to market that they would
let them into the feed yards after the
proper inspection. Had the decision
been different the cost of shipping to
Kansas City would have reached some
thing like s. 600.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
DON LAWHEAD
is ARRESTED
AT GUTHRIE
Sheriff Pat Oates Ordered the
Arrest of Man.
CRARGEOF ENLIGHTENMENT
It Is Alleged VIII Be Brought
Against Him.
ENLIGHTENMENT

Guthrie. o. T., Nov. 6.-sherif Charles
E. Carpenter today arrested Don Law
head Of Kingfsher in response to a tel
egram from the sheriff Of Woods county,
Pat Coates. The alleged charge against
Lawhead is embezzlement and he viii
be held here untu Sheriff oates arrives.
1.awhead is deuty territorial grain in
spect0r. During the term of his father
al territorial suDerintendent-1l he acted as
his deputy, which was during the time
Ex-Governor A. J. Seay was in Office.
Since that time he has been very active
ia politics in western Oklahoma. he is
son-in-law of Representative D. II. Van
Kirk of Nesbitt, O. T.
just what the details Of the case are
cannot DE ascertafned here. Tt is alleged
that while under the influence of liquor
Lawhead issued checks on banks in which
he had no deposits. and things Of this
nature Owing to the prominence of the
man, the arrival Of Sheriff Oates is looked
forward to with much interest, in order
that tile charge against Lawhead may
be fully explained.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
ONE FOR TEACHER
Young Man in Country Near Medford
Stuu7os His Instructor.

sfedford. o. r. Nov. e.-The maa Of this
place gives following story as evidence
of the knowledge of Oklahoma youth II
says. An incident occurred AZ one of
our country schools last week Thl1h
shows that the average Oklahoma youth
knows no such word as Impossible. a
class IN arithmetic was wrestling in sub
traction and the teacher 7as explaining
tn1- TIE thing substracted must be ~ the
same denomination SO the thing subtract
ed from she said. You cannot take
I've peaches from SIX apples. or nve
lemons from six oranges And soon
up went q hand from q boy in the class
-V.-ha- is Il Johnny Please. ma am.
CAM. you take ave quarts ~ unk fron
six cozs The teacher collapsed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
THREE FUCKERS ARRESTED
Boys Are Charged with sEurder some
Time IN

Ardmore. L r.. Nov. 6.-This morning
Deputy z. Brock brought in George r.
Tucker. Dowdy Tucker and Bert Tucker
charged with murder. which was com
miJted in August At the time of The
murder other parties were arrested for
the o0ense ana bound over by Commits
sioner Guuet The grand jury failed 70
iDdict those accused OF the murder and
turned them loose. .but from the evidence
ad3uc=d they indicted the three fuckers
named above. and the warrants have
been served upon them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
ANAOARK0'S FIRST FIRE
Town Is Awakened by Fire Alarm In
SttII 7EorEinS Hours.

Anadarl1o, O. T., Nov. 6.-AnadarSo had
its first fire about 4 o'clock this morning.
AT that hour there was a great commo-
ton near the boundary street and Lawton
track Guns We're fired and the cry of
fire rang out on the stnl. clear morning
air The FIRE was in pile of baled hay
containing ten tons. all OF which was en-
tirely consumed. A small stable near by
was torn down and the lumber saved.
A horse in the stable was also rescued
just IN time The hay belonged to Z. *
Patterson and was worth Slog, wh.ch is a
total loss. rs he had no insurance. The
fact that there We're no buildings close
and the air was perfectly still, probably
saved destructive fire.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
CATI4Egs2H

Catarrk has become such a common
disease that person entirely free from
this disgusting complaint IS seldom met
with. II IS customary to speak OF Catarrh
as nothing more serious than . bad cold,
2 simple Inflammation Of the nose and
th-oat. It Is, II fact, complicated and
very dangerous disease; If not q. hrst, It
very soon becomes 50.
The blood IS quickly contaminated BY
the tOul secreGous. and tie poison through
the general circulation j carried % al
parts Of the system.
Salves, washes and SPRAYS arc unsatis-
factory and Disappointing. because they do
not reach the seat Of the trouble. s 5. S.
does. Itcleanses TIE blood Of the poison
and eliminates from the system all catar-
Thal secretions. and thus CuTes thoroughly
and permanently tie wo-s: cases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
WI q. Fun for Rovs.

Lebanon. Pa. Nov. 6.-Thc iaw IS 20 he
enforced in the treatment Of truant and
incorrigibIe scholars in the city public
schools superintendent Adams called
the directors attention % the complaint
that different schools are burdened with
uncomfortable boys. who cause endless
trouble and annoyance and demoralizc
their schools. The board is a unit in
favor Of the establishment of a truant
school and the arrest of all offenders.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-07
Fire on "1n10 Ranch

Perry. o. T.. Nov. "a fire. which is
supposed to have been of incendiary orig
in, destroyed 5000 worth of hay at Mr..
Afiner's mo. l0l" ranch Monday night,
says the Republican. There was about
10000 bales of the hay and it is a serious
loss. Deputy Sheriff Gene Branson went
up to investigate the matter yesterday.
1t is intimated that the boys at the
ranch were close on the heels OF a man
suspected Of the crime.