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The age-herald., 1901-06-12
ST; ST; E! ;'; s;; ;;; LOVEMAN, ;: % % E. s' s;; ;;:
 JOSEPH & LOEB.
A Midsummer Formal Show of Wash Suit < Skirts and Waists.

We have just received large line of Suits Skirts and Waists representing the newest ideas of fabrics now so fashionable.
 If this the beginning of the season this show would assume much more important Standng
 As it is the mere fact that have already had our opening spring display in this line naturally takes off the edge of this one.
 Yet in many respects it is more important for we have now many novelties that were not out two months back.
 The present show includes many new conceits in the shirt waist suits made Tn
 WHITE LAWN ORGANDY,
 CHAMBRlES, LINENS,
 DOTTED SWISS. GINGHAMS.
 Then there some of the latest effects in separate wash skirts and waists Indeed the showing is well worth coming to see
The age-herald., 1901-06-12

SECOND AVENUE, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET.
The age-herald., 1901-06-12

For quick and good repairs on any kind of machinery, phone 2lO. John D. Lykes.
The age-herald., 1901-06-12
K. c.. M. G B. Officers.

Music. An address was made by Hon. John Dymond of New Orleans.
The age-herald., 1901-06-12
COlored Linen Skirts S4.95

In the wake of the demand for grass linen skirts comes the demand for linen in other colors. Here they are In dark blue, browns and light blues and pinks-an especially pretty one is made of the dark blue linen with three ruffles, the edges of which are trimmed with eoru Egyptian lace. The price is 4.95
The age-herald., 1901-06-12
Brown Linen Shirt WaiS1
 Suits. S8.95.

The old reliable, brown or grass linen, also appears in these latest conceptions of the dressmaker's art.
 One of these brown linen suits shows the waist, tucked in clusters of four rows, from shoulder to waist,
 back and front, cuffs and sleeves with white pique stock collar, and a linen bow-tie. The skirt carries out the same tucked effect, the groups are six instead of four, terIni- hating in a graceful and effective full flare. The price is S.95
The age-herald., 1901-06-12
A Linen Skirt S4.95.
A Dark COlOred Wash Skirt
 Sl.48.

Dark colored Wash Skirts do not have to be frequently laundered. We have them in variety of dark col ored fabrics. One is of navy, black or cadet blue duck, having a pretty
 white figure running through it. It has flounce trimmed top and bottom with double row of white duck bands. The style is exceedingly pretty. The price is 1.48
The age-herald., 1901-06-12
Denim Skirt SPAS

The utility of denim for ladies' wear was fully demonstrated last summer, and so popular did it become that it is another of the leading fab rios for dark colored wash skirts this season. We've got it in different prices, according to amount of work or trimming on it. These prices range from s98e to S5.08, but one of the most popular styles comes in oxford gray, dark blue and browns. It has a double full fared rufle, each rufle trimmed with bands of white duck. The price is 2.48
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
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CITY IN eRiEF.

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city yesterday.
slr. Crssey. Of the 3lalcomaon Tea con-
pany. vas in the city yesterday.
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visiting her son. Rash. at tie Hsml-
ton.
Ars. John MulenluT returned yesterday
fr1Ea Q visit IN Kansas CITY AID g.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02

a stir recently in this ~ well aa other
countries ana Farmer Doollftie is a h.t
envioua ~ the vicious little weapoa-
Frank had the gun IN the Eagle oTioe
yesterday and was showing boz 70 werk
cd but Farmer declared that 10 could
take an old single action navy revolver
and shoot faster and mora accurately
than any man with any Ran and uiss-
trated ~ showing hcw % throw back the
hammer With orc swing and firing wifh
another Farmer wants - frV h'8 ssiil
an Gthe ODDS have been arranged. Eay-
mfr ie % shoot SIX shgts and reload
while frank shoots City ehofs reioaelaE
nVe umes
The Ette arm IS wonderful piece ~
mechanism. vsry simple sn1 each PERI 81
perfectly made. The uf0oaen case witch
desired hT simply EtekiUE H co The
wonderful part ~ the weapon ~ its
rari3'fv ~ FIRE Prank says 30 haa efet
ter shots ir ssFu arrorda ear'iT ar1 ff fs
claimed fhat f9 shcfa may 1e Cred ia enc
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than ANY arm vitb thrae fir-s ere iefTTh
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fhe Maussr farfory. Fa'frrfalfis. cef-
many.
The British Rovrrrrue0t have ret-efir
adorfed fhfs arm frr fhflr clrafrF eelnf
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
SCHOOL LAND
FUND WILL
BE INCREASED
Making of Awards of Leases
for School Land Done.
IF YOU GET MONEY BACK
You'll Know That You're Not
a Lucky One.
IF YOU GET MONEY BACK

Guthrie. o. T. Nov. The school land
department has finished making awards
OF leases for school land In the western
part OF the new country. No announce
nent Of the successful bidders win be made
for several days yet. owing to the fact
that the list must be checked up in order
to ascertain that no mistakes are made
4 force OF clerks has been employed
returning letters 70 unsuccessful
bidders containing certificates Of deposits
for the amount Of money. sent in. inculd-
ing the bonus and appraised value Of the
lease. Those having sent IN money and
not receiving IL, unless II should be the
fault Of the postal department. will know
that they have been successful in securing
leases. The work connected with the max
ing OF awards has taken longer than al
first anticipated. but such degree Of ac-
curacy has been developed that it is
thought very few mistakes will have oc-
CURED in the first work.
Letters containing applications and
drafts for leases on land ir the western
part Of the country have been steadily
coming in to the school land department.
The bidding on this land VIII end on No
vember 3. and after that time the clerks
in the department VIII be Kept busy in
making up the books. before the awards
are made. 1t viii probably be thirty DAYS
or more. before the awords are announced
for this portion OF the school land.
The system adopted is rather one Of
figures rather than that Of numbers. This
is done that the names do not show un-
til the final entry is made on the books.
after the first entry, and is und9Gbtedly
fair in very respect and the number hav-
ing the highest amount as a bonus op-
posite it, secures the land. for which the
bid was submitted. 1t will take ONE time
TO estimate what amount Of money for
the department viii result from the bid
ding. This will not be made public until
the awards are announced. II is known
TO be quite large amount. as some Of the
bids were much above the appraised value
Of the land.
The bids for the western lands may run
even higher than those for the eastern
part of the new country. owing 20 the
fact that many disappointed bidders are
raising their second bids in order that
they may get school land. There may
be much criticism in regard TO this man
ner OF leasing the new country lands. but
those who have examined the merits OF
the plan concede that it is fair and that
the amount of money raised by the bonus
viii be very large and increase the school
land fund 10 quite an extent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
is REPUBLICAN SURE
Tom Ferguson Maintains That New
Country Is Not Democratic.

Country Is Not Democratic.
Guthrie, O. T. Nov. Tom Ferguson,
territorial committeeman is of the opinion
that the new country is not Democratic
by any means.
The city elections at Anadarko, Lawton
and Hobart last week clearly demoustrat-
ed that the Democrats in the new country
cannot touch bottom. The country will
be strongly republican. The people who
settled in that country on claims We're
mostly from the north. The percent Of
settlers from Arkansas. Texas and the
Indian Territory was very slight. Accord
ing to polls taken when the filing was
going on-polls of groups ranging from
g TO 50-the Republicans had by far the
best Of it. The people who went TO those
towns from Oklahoma were largely from
the southern part of the territory where
Democracy abounds. Only those who
had been in the territory long enough to
become voters, voted at the recent cleo
tons down there. Anadsrko is Demo-
cratic by a small majority. Hobart is
Democratic by her entire population vot-
ing. Lawto MS Republican by the en-
tire vote. The next election viii show
her TO be so. The country vote down
there in two or three Of the counties
will more than Offset the Democratic
majority in Anadarko and Hobart At
the late election Lawton elected a mixed
ticket Anadarko elected most of the
Democratic tickt, and at Hobart the
Republicans only won two members OF
the school board, the Democrats winning
All other Offices by small majouties. The
new country will not be Democratic when
the country is heard from.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
oUEENAN BROKEN DOWN
Condemned Wife Murderer Is Nearly
PHYSICAL Wreck

fttgo gofN0i fNiCSNs
Oklahoma City. o. T.. Nov. Thomas
Patrick Queenan, the condemned wife
murderer, is in very III health. is for
mer healthy appearance has given to a
pallor and a stoop of his person that
shows that the man is fast falling in
health, says the Ollahoman
Queenan has been in Jail about fifteen
months and the long confinement is
telling upon him. When a reporter for
the PAPER visited the Jail Yesterday he
found QJeenan in the Office having his
hair cut. Queenan is a barber by trade
and he cuts the other prisoners hair.
but has to get some one from the out
side TO cut his hair. AS he came from the
inside Of the jail to take q chair TO have
his hair cut he walked with a cane and
was considerably stopped. He has been
gradusDy failing in health since the de-
eision of the supreme court. denying him
a writ OF habeas corpus. It seems that he
had based his hopes upon this hearing
70 get a new trial. The jailor says that
Quecnan is very restless and does not
sleep well some nights he does not sleep
at all and his appetite is not good. His
sisters are faithful in bringing him deli
cacies every day. AS regular as the morn
ing and evening come, they bring him
some little relish for breakfast or supper.
lie never complains and is model pris-
cner. bat lis spirits seem broken and
should it De several months before he is
again sentenced. he win probably be too
weak To go INTO court
The attorneys for Queenaa ale prepar-
ing an appeal 10 the federal supreme
court ana il VIII be necessary to take
several months 10 set a hearing in the
case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02

done with the exception Of the compile
ton Of the line from Yukon to Oklahoma
City, until 1894. when J. +. Gowen, rs
president, effected q reorganization of the
company under the name of the Choctaw.
Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad company, and
made all arrangements for the construc-
ton Of the line between South McAlester
and Oklahoma City. which was compIsted
in the fall O. 1889. In 1893 arrangements
wore made for the furtnorance of the
original plans Of the company, and the
line known as the Little Rock & Memphis
railroad between Little Rock and Mem
phis was Purchased, and the gap filed up
between Wister and Little Rock, making
the total mileage five hundred and sixty
three miles. which wa san put in opera
ton in December, 1899. TIE owners Of
% property were gratifed with the re-
suit Of their labor and also the result of
the operation of the company and set
on foot additional plans for construction
in Oklahoma and the Indian territory, out
Of which has been evolved the line from
Weatherford to Amarillo ana line from
Geary to Alva anG Anthony. ali Of which
VIII be IN operation inside of twelve
months. in addition to this a 100-year
lease has been made on property known
as the White & Black River Valley rail
way. running from BunkIey, to Newport.
Ark, a distance Of ffty-six miles. 1t is
therefore estimated that inside of twelve
months the company win have in opera
ton between 100 and 200 miles of road.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
TO RESTRAIN COUNCIL
Temporary Injunction Is Secured by
Guthrie Minority.

Guthrie. o. T. Nov. The City Han
matter which has been long delayed by
the Guthrie CITY Council gives evidence
Of still longer being delayed an5it IS very
doubtful whether Guthrie VIII have a city
Hail before next spring. Yesterday john
DevereuN and George s. Green. attorneys.
representing the minority Of the councE
appeared before judge John II. Burford
and secured q temporary injunction to
restrain the majority Of the council from
ietung a contract for the erection of the
building. This places the matter IN
peculiar situation. The majority and mi
norty have been warning for some time.
but the minority In this movement evil
dentiy secured q coup on the majority.
The members Of the citv council repre-
senting the majority in that body have
employed Dale ana Bierer of this city q
handle their case and dissolve th temper
arr injunction 70 restrain The ma iority
from letting contracts for the erection FOR
the city haH The first attempt to dis
solve the Injunction Eill he on the ground
thac the court has no jurisdiction Ia the
matters named in the petition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN
Old Watonga-Kingfisher Stage Line
Passes Into History.

Guthrie. o. T, Nov. 1.-The Watonga
Republican says: One Of the old time
institutions OF Watonga Will pass into
history-the Watonga- -Kinghsher stage
line. on the 4th day of next month this
line VIII be discontinued. Since the spring
OF 1892 this Watonga-4Angfsher line has
been the only means of communication
between Watonga and the railroad. For
nine years the people have cOngregated
at the postoffice late at night to watch,
wait and ask: us the mail in?" About
when do you think it will Gomez" ''Win
it get in tonight" What makes EN-
so late?" Late into the night the post
master and patrons have held watch
meeting awaiting the mail, and many
winter night after 9 o'clock have seen
the heavvy hack come numbering IN in
the mud the mist and the rain. with the
tired horses, passengers. freight and lug
gage piled up in a heap as large as
h2ystack, and when the driver was asked
what made him so late, he invariably re-
piled: Train three hours late" The
old line has given way to railroads.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
IN THE Army
President Makes Appointments in the
War and Navy Departments.

war anu Navy departments.
Washington. Nov. 1.-The president to-
day made the following appointments
Wsr-Chas. F. Humphrey. assistant
ouarterma aster general. rank OF colonel:
Geo. T. Pond. deputy Quartermaster SEN
eral rank OF lieuaettnn r. v-ETAQINN&
orsI rank OF lieltensrt color Ell: Isaac W
Iittell ouartermaster, rank OF major;
Gonzales : Bingham. quarternaster
rark OF major: Nslery Harvard aeputs
surgeon general rank Of lieutenant coll
ouel; ogden Rafferty,. sursaon. rank Of
major. James a. Shipton. captain of ar
tiuery corps. second Iieutenants artillery
CORPS. Fielding L. PoindeXter. Jas. IL
johnson aad Chss. J.. Fisher. Assistant
surgeons. rank OF FIRST -ieutenants. las.
MatthowFhalen. WIN. Russell Eastman.
Chss. Alexander Rasau. Edwin wits.
Geo. W Jean, James Frank Han. Ray
mo0d Franktn MeJcalf Perry lee Bower
Second Lieut5nants, Cavalry-Robert r
Tate j. T. Stcde Edward O. Perkins
Rooert n Nolan. N-ru. Is. Reinzsnhauser.
Oscsr NJ Agee. John A. Wagner. Albert
T. Phillips. Robert IS. Reynolds
Second Iseutenants- infantry -Fse1 T.
Davidson. Robert s Knox. Chas. T.. Taxi
ton. A. j. Eooth. Chas. ii. Alorlw. Nm.
II. Palmer. stephen @. Fug0a. ~ 81
Keck. Herbert t. Evavs, clyde p. Parser.
samuel e. Orchard. Josn Is. Shuwan,
Alien J. B-iges. Robsr- @. Patterson.
Hunter Harris James A. Hissils. Henry
ri Fales. G2ecn Il. Williams. Theodore
C. Reiser
Nasy-FIeury Glass. rear azriral, John
y. L. Holcomh. lieutenant Commander;
I1cutenarrs- T.. q. Mutton. Chester AYeiis
stephen y Graham
GuJhrie. O. r. Nov- 1.-Members % the
Guthrie lodse ol Elks are planning u so
20 Winflld or the uisht Of November 3
for at that uae q new lodee VIII he .a-
stiyuted Is the district dsnaty oc Eausas-
Elke from Kansas Cl-y. Topeka. Ygtchita
and other places are expected 70 BE II
atteaca1cs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
SOCIAL Posi- yyG1A
Makes no Difference. Women are
All Alike. No Matter What Their
Station in Life May Be. All Praise
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

favored daughers Of wealth If she belongs
even To the realm of the If belongs the
numbered thousands who work in order TO hyehe story
the same all suffer and IN this
ern peculiar women al reach the level and al are OF the
family.
When woman nervous and irritable head and back ache feels
all time sleep appetite, has N gTo bearing
down sensation whites and irregularities, she Is not worn OUT bot
feels If she
Such symptoms tell her that womb trouble IS imminent and she
cannot comfort ana happiness
The experience and testimony Of OF the most noted women ot
America prove, beyond question that Lydia T. P0khams
Vegetable Compound viii all such trouble az once ny V
ing the and restoring the 70 healthy and normal condition.
Pinkham thousands do
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02

case extends 10 the throat. bronchial
tubes ana even 10 the stomach and intes-
tines.
Catarrh is essentially a disease of the
mucous membrane. the local symptoms
being a pr5luse discharge Of mucous,
s-opuage of the nostr-ls. irritation IN
throat causing coughing. sneezing. gag
sing and frequent cIearings OF the throat
ana head
fhe usual treatment by local douches.
snufs. salves. etc, often gives tempo
1ary relief bur anything Ike cure can
oniy he obtained by treatment which
removes the catarrhal taint from the
blood ana the disappearance Of the in
-tlmmation of the mucous surfaces.
new remedy which meets these re-
ouiTements and which So far has been
seu2rlsably successful i'm curing catarrh
s. Stuarts Catarrh Tablets
These tablets act ou the blood and mu-
cous membranes only They can hardly
he called secret patent medicine. as
they are composed of such valuable RENE
dies as Sansuinaria, Hydrastia, Eucalyptoi
and similar cleansing antseptics which
cure hy eliminating from the blood ard
mucous surfaces the catarrhal poison
Stuagts Catarh Tablets are large.
pleasant tasting lozenses. taken inter
naly. allowing them 20 dissolve slowly
in the mouth. In this way they reach
the threat fauces and the entire ale
mentarv canal
II desired. they may also be dissolved in
water aud used as a douche In addition
70 the internal use. but ii is not ut all
necessary To use a douche; a few OF them
dissolved in the month daily wiz he
sufficient However when there is much
stop1age Of the nose. dcuche made from
these tablets win give immediate relief.
but the regular daily use internally Of
these tablets VIII cure the whole catarrhal
trouble without resorung u the iucon-
venience OF q douche
Dr. Bemeut states "That the internal
treatment for oatarrh is rapidly taking
THE place OF the old plan ~ donchine.
and local application" ana further says
THAT probably The best and certainly
7be safest remedy at present on the
market is Stuart-s Catarrb Tablets. ss
no secret Is made of their composition
and all the really efficient remedies Tor
ostarrh are contained in this tablet"
Druggists sen Stnart's Catarrh Tablets
st dfty cents Ger fun sized packsg ages
Ask your draggist and il he Is honest
he win tol you there IS uo safer, more
ralatable, more eaicient and convenient
rsvoa5v on the market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
GIRL CRUSHED TO DEATH
Grace Wells of Blaine County Meets
With a Fatal Accident

Watonga, o. T., Nov. lone Of the
saddest things in the history OF Blaine
county took place on last Monday at the
home OF Y. S. Wells who lives some Z
OF Il miles west of Watongs, says the
Republican. Mr. Wells and another man
were storing feed IN a haymow. One OF
the rafters broke and Mr.. Wells called
his daughter Grace out TO set prop
under IT TO hold It Up until the men could
get down and repair. She attempted 10
place a prop under the broken rafter,
but while she was standing beneath IL
the broken tinbers commenced falling
and the entire load came crashing down
from above and Miss Wells was buried
beneath IT, When the timber were re-
moved she was found dead. piece
OF timber had struck her across the neck.
breaking il. Her head was badly crush
ed and she was terribly mangled.
Miss Grace Wells was a highly respec-
ted young lady. Her untirreiy death has
cast a gloom over the entire neiehbor-
hood in which she lived. She leaves
many friends 70 mourn her death. The
blow 70 her family IS a sad one. made
especially so by the tragical manner IN
which Il came
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
WEATHERF0RD
TAKES FIRST
LEGAL STEP
Temporary Injunction Granted
Refraining Board of Education
FROM USING $4,000
Appropriated by Legislature
for Erection of Normal School

Oklahoma City, Nov. IA temporary
injunction was granted in this city today
by Probate Judge Allen acting for Judge
q. F, Burwen. who is out of the county,
restraining the board of education for
normal schools in Oklahoma from ex-
pending any part of the $4,000 appropri-
alton by the last legislature for erecting
the Southwestern Normal school in Gran
ite. County Attorney W. r. Taylor, to
gether with John w Shartel. r A. Lowry,
=. 3. Ames and others. brought the ac-
ton. This is the first move on the part
Of the people Of Weatherford to restrain
the erection of the normal at Granite
The facts recited in the petition have
already been before the public and the
question hinges on the legality of the
boards appointed by Governor Barnes
and Governor jenkins. The territorial
board of education considered the matter
OF advertising for bids for the erection
Of tie school at the meeting yesterday
Another meeting is to be held in two
weeks TO come to some decision about
the plans. It is presumably that the
arguments on the injunction matter viii
be heard Immediately after the return
of Judge BUrwelI.
btops the Cough and Works off
the Cold.
Laxative Br0mO-Quiuine Tablets cure
rold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price
8 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-02
A STARTLING SURPRISE.

Very few could believe in looking at
A. T. Hoadley. q healthy. robust black
smith Of Tilden. Ind, that for ten years
he suffered such tortures from rheuma-
tism as few could endure and live. But
g wonderful change followed his taking
Electric Bitters. Two bottles wholly
cured me" he writes. and have not
felt a twinge in over year" They reg
ulate the kidneys. purify the blood and
cure rheumatism. neuralgia, nervousness,
improve digestion and give perfect health.
Try them. only 50 cents at Gehring
pharmacy.