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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
CR0WDfNG TO SUPPORT Low.
Democrats and Republicans Alike yoiun.
teertng TO work for Fusion Ticket.

Seth low and his associates upon the
Fusion city ticket will bs informed to-day
OF the Indoors ment bv the Inder.ndsnt
Democracy at noon. at the MO OF Charles
V. fOrnes, as Brooino street. Mr. Low
divided his time yesterday la,we.n IN. mr.
rangements Tor his canvass. which will
lcgin wiki the first public st.-ch TIM, h.
will make on SATURDAY evening AZ Cooler
Union. and his duties - Columbia Tni,.r-
sity
Ia the morning he rrc-ived a number ~
friends at his residence. among them
being Col Willis !. ogden. chairman ~
the auti-Tanmany conference. and vii.
liam L"ary. the manager Of the Republican
Speakers Bureau A. II O'Clock Mr. Low
went up 10 Columbia University. having
given some time to hi letter 81 ac,rutauc,
which L. To h" ts-ucd On saturday OF Mon
day In the evening lo had talks with a
number Of callers and worked again on hi-
hotter.
MrIoN's mail has grown heavier steadily
sin,c his selcs'iln 10y ~" Conference livery
day brings letters frIin Democrats and
kepubllcsius, all ui wlipn pi-,ig- then lpysl
and enthusiastic support to hi csus 49,
Seth Low Tub No. / ~ tho rw"htV-cight
Assembly district -.rys-d motifs, un HIN
Yesterday that lOD mrn W.re working ia
their ~hlrtsloHNcs Tor hi'n under tH banner
III. nlembers of the Central Republican
Club. VIII managed Camp Mckinley la
Harlem last year, sent Assurances ~ their
support
II IL altogether likely that, at tho CITY
cluvrhtion of the German American he
form Union io h. held this evening ia
Grand Central Palace Mr. Low viii TO
indor-cd Herman Kidder, the l,ader
- the union. said some time y that II
Cul-r was not nominated hy 1ammany
thc organization would probably support
low Last week tho organizifion gave
w all huIps of seeing tulcr nominated for
Navor.
John G Clark, the manager 80 Nr Lows
campaign. went DOZEN Yesterday after
noon With Col ogden and hooked at ruums
e. IT, used ~ h"1duuHrtrr~ hv Mr low
during the cnmpaigu Thee rpuius viii
h. IN the urighburhood - Iw"riy-thiid
street and Bruai~N Mr. Laws head
quarters Hill H. under hi- own control
They will not l." the headquarters 81
any ~ tho parties which hav" pat ham ~
nomiua alton, ht- personal canvass will H.
conducted from them NJ clark said
yesterday that th"y hoped e. get into the
new headquarters by Monday At tho latest
NJ fome~ viii al-i hav" personal head
quarters II l. cNp,,t,i hat, This viii
H. IN the neishhr rhood % Fifty ninth
street and Bruadw ay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
MIirGHLI>'> COUNTY TICkET,
Candidates WIN Bc selected ~ the Auction
Room To-tlaN.

The D.mocrl'ir ENecu'ivn COMMITTEES
iu BROOKLYN held a -%r'olai meeting ~ th"
TIumls I,rareuu hradrIirt"r- ye-ter-
dav afternoon 10 consider th" claims -
candidate tor 'n" v1riuu, places on the
county uc."' thalrm1n ju.n l. shea
presided AMI trurl to S--tI.uo a che-arfIl
e. ueaUHr. 900 -raf" II M" turning down
Of his frisut. Comptroller Culrr. To- forward
who's, O.. l'.ral ambitions b., has labof"i
l1rt f.r 'N' pt-' 'nIr wears Tlr'p' wasn't
q spark ut ou'rv,' t-u over III" election
uf Ilvprd " Sheppard for tho Mavoral'v
nomination and there wasn't "A Cuumittsr-
mru who DIT NOT admit privately that a
hig political bluud"r h. going 90 t@ made,
All We can nov do. on. 81 them said,
- 'u huill up a county ticket which will
command the supper ~ the party and
thus prop up the nominees on the general
tirsci
Ties are The names Of IN. candidates
submitted by ia. Executive Committee.
men
d, rier, q ~. Ho-g-ss 2 ,ConIr..sn.n "a
T''i % p1ri' - lul' cr,l,,ais's. ,,ns, HlsS M
= usth.w q Doo.-y and Jsm.. II houes
f.ry.T- william 70 Mcclure. JAMES Reagan
C.a.y ,,ur,d H,s'-r and rs,,r P HuS-r,y
a.t.I. ana f.sr Ns.m.f
81. .,I's i,snrgs N Al'1it
D.. " fuHyp " o. llfl nAvid u Manning.
At.IpN n sI-t'rg lam s'MpfAr aud uro s. Strlss
,.r.-s % 81 liam ul.unau lr John Hair
"a .r r1 o NJ Lucas Peter Naghrs and charles
Nrt's..swrf
e." I-' will - placed T. tho hands ~
Htst M,Iplrlliu a. the viii ughhv street
uuctt.u r..w to-day and ~" viii designate
'hv winner bro each o,s', probably putting
iy a Nr.ud urw name herr and there AZ he
may -.. a.
TH"r. j. "a strong dcsire among snme ~
Nj N~clAughl.s l~"ItNrauts list MIR
CDl.r ,l.uli H. tr"t'ri .ut ~ tho candidate
~ President q 'lr n rough. ~ spite -
ri. reiterated declaration that failing IN
lnrd IN" Mtvpreltv yrto~ 10" would Mt no.
c,rf Another fp~' T.i'r circumstances.
II T. ,r'n iog'lv ls'li"v,'l IN some quarters
vi tnlr under strong N~llluughbv
o. ret pressure can to indu~d - accept
ON the plea that he alone - uld save the
o,tir, ticket beaded bv shepard from going
down o. dire defeat n u"O-~srv every
cuudidp'" uu 10" ticket will GET down on his
kr,s~ and l-'g DO" Comptroller 10 help them
ont.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
n SION IN HUOND
Republicans. e. and sh~~han Democrats
Agree an n IIcket.

Tn" Republican County and Borough
Conventions w'or hetl At Staplc'on. Staten
Island, last evening and the candidates
agr,-si uprn IN a conference lr'ws-n the
Republicans. citizens Union and Shsshan
Democracy w"rn ratiti~i and rlac,Sl IN
domination A. the Iuuntv Con vrn'iou
IN" mint w"r' f"rliuan, 4 Town
s.'nd e IA" Fourth wari Republican. Tor
m"miTr ~ Assembly. and t,4Irg. ~chacf-r
81 Niapl"'1u, Sh'-'han Democrat. Tor ioru-
n"r Al the Borough Convention Borough
President trurg" Cromwell 90 Dongau
Hills. Republican. was r"uominat~l. y
William Allatrc short. lnd,Jandrui DrmH-
Cra,, was nominated Tor District Attumoy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Ar RO,HESTER PRIMARY.
Assen'bi, man Gardiner Wins In TITS I1sht
WIN Nnt-OrgAni/ation FACTION.

ROCHESTER,, Oct A~z-.nhlvmsn
Richard Gardiner to-day Won out In M,
ght With the auti-ur gauizatiun force.
~ his ward III" opposition - Gardiner
fixed ~ a bogus ticket which they sant
'ut IA 90" mails and 90" INSPECTORS throw
them out The question Wa whather
these bogus tichct- should be counted.
The County clerk certified John j Evans.
the organization uuiu. az the candidate
for Alderman. and the other side got "A
temporary mandamu- The case came
l-,fpr" justice, Nail H. the Slprrn. Court.
who IA lbs d's'i-luu -stl
The purI,o-e ~ tbs third ticket. properly
chantct"riz'd a. buRI-. was To deceive
AMI deiraud ~" supporters Of ih. Gardner
ticket and To- inck them into voting for
John Evans a. the Republican candidate
Tor Alderman. a nor. resident and not "A
member ~ ia" Republican party 81 tho
ward, instead 81 voting for their CAndi-
dat" In Alderman, John j Evans II
must b' assumed hal W." fraud was sue
Ce-ssful. ~ That n dad deceive voters. two
81 whom testify that fhav iuadyeTtptfly
voted ~" fraudulent ticket
Tn" legal effect - thi- fraud upon the
actual result at the primary presents en-
embarrassing question Whether upon
the TRIAL Of an is-lr" 20 determine the right
60 IN" nomination the mia" John fvans
vo'e- Intended for John j ENaus. II the
49, H'NA'
for John j Evans. or Wuuld have 90 la
wholly r"J.~ted, or the election adJudsed
void on account ~ the fraud. are que--
tons which cannot D." determined In this
proceeding hav" concluded 20 adhere
To- N" PLAN letter 81 the statute. which
requires th" Clerk To CANVASS tho vote
a. v HrI""rs upon IN" statements hlsd
Nr Gafdin"r came up fpr nomination In
the ltlrd Assembly di-trir' convention to-
night, and 10" meet dI-prI"ily ropnes ever
witH"~-"d ia q Republican convention in
thus countv w"r" seem The delegation from
NJ Gardiner p MAJ VA not allowed a seat,
10" chairman hohiiug that m" Ca-" Was still
m 'h" courts. a. aUI,aI having been taken.
li"n Mr t'aulir"f opponents gathered IN
q group IN ono 'sHI 81 Ga" room and held a
convention 90 their own ~lIfsruupfIUg the
work Of ~" regular C~suVrrtion with
Wells and Or A vote vas finally taken,
and Gardner reviewed p votes out = Is.
ten Of the delegates voting for John J.
Mclu"rn"v Ia" Mrlu"ruov crowd Will
carry the Convention into th. courts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04


PHg y VA" "hII lultt" '" 'II'N ~ ~
,ipi' % mum, iLai vMn.ts',b' W. ar" nov Y"
~ hHHF' ,'pu ~ AuiN.s J. ~ ''W lH'
I"tt' b"hIhR 20 w" ll'i" aii t'i"3hs
!NHN h' uHi 'N"-' N'""'la a'' ''''' -
'.' "' ." 'h' 'l ','nlN'' 'pll.' ','''
~ VIC lh'i'l-' 'H' '' p''I" "i''ln''
lii'l l"i'N ltv QUIZ u s'I'i''i 'u'
ihN.l,ilhhtN l-'H h.'n- l"" nN''i,"
'hhi "" h'-t i~tl"I"-'- 'i 'l" '"ulht'iuil
r. '" I''l"t'l steady "d'"h'"- "I'''
Wv a., J.r,ur"" H." rr...rt I,... Inv
luilui',t. add Int i,ri be IL ~ ua--rd a,
tie d,,utiun 60. tu. Republican STATE machine
usaiu-i 4" protest uta a. majority 81 tie l-,pI"
90 New .Fh ire -t~"iN" ul luflN " ms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
THEY VIII 40 ~ ALONE.
Queens Republicans Nominate After FAN.
Ing To Agree Win 4. 4.

Tho Republican Borough Convention for
Queens met in jamaica Yesterday afternoon
A Conference Committee Of nv" was al
pointed 20 meet n similar committee from
the t1tiz.ns' mon After a thru" hour
conference" tho committee reported 10 the
Convention that no agreement Was reached
IN" report Wa tabled and former sheriff
Henry Don't II Nsvtown Was nominated
lot boruugh President. and Frederick
Hallett II Ions Island CITY aud lr Samuel
u Mutt 10 Osouc Park wore nominated FIR
torou"rs Tie CITIZENS | Mon favored 'le
nomination ~ ,oub-cll,r John I Van
Nostraud ot N"v'nwu. who u chairman #
the Que"ns County Republican Committee,
for Borough President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
shepard. Clever allies in D.. a..

The Engeli'"- - dc tto- thought thov
were verv clover when thoy filed with
the Bureau uf t~i"C;iouS . y%"'tion nomin,-
ting Anthony Smith and Charles solomon
Two Taminauy dumuIs~. Tor As-"'ullyruan
and Alderman, ~ Candidate IT 10. ,If.y.u.'
Union. which has mad" NJ nomination
Smith j. ineligible Tor th" A~.smll, James
u Reynolds, CHAPMAN ui ~" Citiy.n.'
Union 81 the district said yesterday thai A
great many Of tho signature 20 th" f-n'ition
are spurious. II tn" Bureau 81 Elections
dos not throw out M" fraudulent ticket
the courts will be appealed to.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Croker Puts Up The" NcNanus.

Tho McMa"us j. anxious - ho nom
mated Tor Alderman In the Fifteenth A.
s-.mllv district and q" wa't- itc Tam
many header. Scua''r t"a5s" " Plulk ~.
a. iut him mp NcMlauu. one. van agaI.
~" ainf ilunhl't lot ne N.ua,n.h u' Ir.
McNauu- udrt- 4" &c. q god Iaumauy
ma nov npd ma apIL'Ni Tor IN ml"r~uIf
o. ~" Democrat, tlrH.vltI NvuapI tIpkrr
AMI John toN a. ~ -Jslu~ors His brother
Nv - has iu-' hs-TI appointed SsvrrtaIv
~ tnmmfs~luu, Millir, Of IN, pspgr'
m-ut 81 huilhug~ thruugh the Influence
ofp N y I~luHHi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
~ RROI ~ IOU.
Cti,-ns' Central League Of The Rron,
lniorsrS the Ticket.

Ihr Geueral Committee of tho Ctiznns'
Central boagtr. 81 which Henry u Puirlv
l. chairman. met uu Tuesday night NJ head
quarters at :itl Webster avenue. Ford
ham The earnest -upport of the organ
lIatInn Wa pledged - the Citv county
ticket h.sdcd hy Nfl Low and to the f''I
lpruugh i'rk"' -sh-ri'i bv the cnnicr,uN,
Of the anti lammanv bodies 81 The Bronx.
h.a,l~d hv Jam.- l.. N"il~ 4 COMMITTEES,
81 live consisting of Joseph I R-rtv. j
4 julius Iatugt-'im. Charles T. Simm.
Jpwss Mitchell and fuoch Nr-cland wa-
appointed Ia wai' upon Nj Low and IN
form mn Of tho action taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Alban, Count, Republican Nomination.

ALp,Ny. co. N" Albany count Re-
puhlicans to-day made" the~, nominations;
County Judge, clifford u Gregory. sur
rugatc. Ir-urge n Pitts county Clerk.
John Francy District Attorney G"orge
Adding'ou Coroner, William l. Shupp
The first Two ar" denominations Re~p-
lutions generally Endorsing the national
and state administration and President
Roosevelt and Gov. Od"ll specifically we're
adopted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
For Assemb,, men and Aldermen.

II was announced yesterday that tho
Citizen-' Union and other anti-Tinmany
Cnnforccs had agreed upon Tho following
nominations for Assembly this fali. Tenth
di.t riot, Jacob e. Brand. Twelfth district
A. ~ jacob. Tw"nty-~rcond district. John
4. Croniu. Twcniv-fourth district, Charlie
G.. Bothucr. Twcntv-~iNth district, John
! Young. For Aldermen d; wa- said thai
these selections had hren made Twenty
third district, Edward = Moore Twenty
sixth district, benjamin y Jacnbsou
Twenty.ighth dis riot. Joseph krulich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
fusion ,smpaisnrr, to Meet To-day.

l. was announced yesterday that the
ttiid member = ~" I'iz"n-' Union 10
tr app uiivi "a th" fusion campaign COM
w.tt.,. Witch va d"~idci upon at - meeting
hell ou "Wednesday, l. truci. G. Hunting
'.r. VIII has h,-'u id"r'lt.-l WIthiNc union
since, ~. org. fyatfou. Tic will
uplt q meeting az the headquarters ~ tie
t||l."I~ iH.H. 'lI- morning. a. which
o. NIi organize hy cl.s'ug \ Chairman
and e. .,or,flry Thi- committee will
practically have charg, - 10. whole cam
IA.W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
The Trench nu, Wacso sani,arium


Nr.-Hi cor H,spiirh 10 Tar SuN
Hose kpNG OF 3 The French Govern
men, .uHay c,Nrlui"i IA" purchase %
~" -tr''arIum - Macao. 10" Portuguese
"'ais % town sc china, aft r consultation
'.. 'H" aI'hH-ru-- az Lisbon. THE pnce
ia.. Na- g. Vr Cl.Nicanl II L. believed
'|r II" Hong Kong authorities objected to
10 lH"ur. IIrCha-r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
HIRAM wInnx To stump In ohio.

CoirMHUs. O~' 3 tn" l~mocia attic
SlR'c C'nr iijoc - 81 rs.lr' II e letter
from william lcEuii .. Bryan IA which
n" ind,ca t. he Wtlat gu's- 20 c'iU" 30
Ihio AID D'udrr any as-i-trrt-' b. cIu vhr"h
will all thc p1r, =, psuI' = yirtory b. '''
Sts'r. n. ll-p ~Vpr~~-s great iut'r~t
W. w." '-rsonai trupipr - Col ki'isIurU' g,
ihs to'ni's~. tot Governor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Nassau Republican Nomination..

MISFoLA, l. |. oct. s-Ths Nassau
County Republicans held their o~onvontion
In Alrn'- Hotel this morning and thu fol-
loving ticket wa nominated County
Clerk. Thomas Cheshire Of WpOdiaerN who
son ~ OYSTER Bav. County r~asur-r,
CharLs Lewis 81 Port Washington. Drs-
tnCt Attorney. Jane, NJ SStmhh 81 Wan
tagh. Superintendent Of thu Poor. George
u smith - Frc-fnrL the present incutn-
lsuf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Mr. sro.er ,,csln. pr,uns Again.

J. : Judge - Ipot" 4 Judg" hroker-,
announced ia VAL str,--' v,-.trfiny that
De- la4 mai- tn following l-t- So 20
500 tha' low ,aru'- hlur~ count $40
4 So. that isfN will ir pl,sHf~t hHii.
i.fs v,tc made With . l. CoAr The lat
.sll. are go 1afnuafy udds which JI-'
N-ldiC b. oToFluE ~nw.iiirF b. aEr'y
- hattsu g. iism laf.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Want Hanna for president rro Tenn

GtvIiaNp. OIi,. Of ? re. Esltc.n'l
Want Rel uiliCsI tuIu. wh,ch j. th- r%aiticsl
urgautghtiuu 0. Senator Hauua : Wari. lss
DO elsl 60 -vfrd u rstp~i - To- a. s!
~tnu'~ S''is'" requesting iHai Ssup'Ut
IFuna D. 's-fszt President prp ton 20
thn Ssua'r lhI- 0. bee .rgaltzaull {, rns-i
"a mun'h ar 90 t--m 49, Srnai % fuf f4r
rrahirurt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Assemble, man Ir.h Not a Candidate for
Recollection.

Urea. Oct 9-Ass"mblvman n J Fish
Of Oneida. Madison county. who was
turued down by tho r-Crnt Republican
Assem- blv Convention. - ou' MI u state
neut that h. will not L. a caIl'dat" iur
reelection under auy circumstances THIS
follows tho VISIT which
Nir Fish made o. Albany Yesterday. and
IL II believed thai Tho action H. taken be-
cau-. Of the pruni-, IL higher reward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
ANOTHER BRTTISH LOAN.
Predicted on Account of the Great Ex.
pcnse nj the Iio~r War.

SrsSfal CAKE Dsfpaich % THE SUN.
LoNuoS. Oct = The DAILY Netes bases
upon the latest returns Of national income
md expenditure an article c~ontending
that the Governments financial position
:. ~ serious hat II nav b. necessary AZ
any moment to summon Parliament Ia pro-
VIDE more money for tho war. The Ncrs
igrrn- hat IA" revenue j. far below the
~'t'~udi'urr. which j. far above the esti-
nate, II predicts further loans. ard
generally regards the outlook a. most
rrtv4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
,n-ran, Count, Democratic Ticket.

HptiN,.. y, oct : The Alrganv
County p.m.rrI'. convention NJ Cup.
to-day nominated Low G Van Fiat for
County 1utr. H'i Surrogate. = Mack
n. ,s'f 90 N,i-,i.r fur M,Vl.r Of ASSN
Oh, arI = " N.'hrfi-- - Cula ~ ps-
ff.r' A'f.rrs. resolutions ven. adopted
expressing u Er.t .,-f fh~ 'nm-utlhl, d"Nth
GO pt,-Ilrrf Nix uLv ~Cpudrmfiug ~"
49, 90 fiH rHvaf1lN t--t-.Ii and rN'"udiug
.ail.-sf ant hr.trtisH ~~NUpa'hN 20 thr -pt
r.vins vlJnv. bowed la gu-' az h't home
iu tarrUu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
TRIPOLI CARArav CAPTJRED.
Battle Det~e-n the French Troops and
the Tuarrgs.


LONDON. Oct y 4 despatch from Jerha
Island. Tunis. says "a courier who has
arrived there from Damerghu reports
Tint there has bson a battle tc'we"n the
French troops and the nIarrg-. with great
loss Of life. The TuRrng- captured n InpYli
caravan Of feathers and ivory valued nt
fso.Ooo The French soldiers are rur-
suing tho marauders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
"r~rrmdrnblarr" noush, h, = nicn Rreu-r.
>NstiaI carr H,trl'sh o THr SvN

""-T7T 7 ~" TFTT-T--T ~ 7 ~ w
NtFNN., oct 3-An industrial syndicate
loaded hv Drrher. N" brewer, has bought
o." newspaper FrcnicHbidn. which still
remains 'u" s"mi-oAi"ial organ of the Gov
or'u'r' lhis move. from the viewpoint
o. ."uw"r .al treaties. PLACES a powerful
h"vsi 1Iar a. the disposal 81 great indus
'r~ Brewer Dr-hrr's fortune IL osti-
rat,i az G>.V1UD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04

n~ ~R"puhu0au- ~ IT, hr1nt h.ii th..r
i.fnuga r1rn~uriuu lasf FiChf aai o. m..
mated lau-- T. Nslls ff HYflugh pr.-iiH~'
ans NtihEfn btsurman. D. ana iAmes
! berry 90 ,upa-t Ths cuuv-utian va
irld a. tie Juiu1 ~lLpubbcAl lub
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04

srsciaI cara. I.Jfafch 10 THR SvS

ABERDEEN. oct. Sir Francis IAkins.
physician To the King. pasaed through herr
to-day on his way 10 Balmoral from London
II " reported that his Majesty who il now
at Balmoral. H. suffering from rheumatism
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04
Johnn' Rsir VIM R,de for Nr. whitney
ntl tnd 81 season.

" NFr.ITl q Inn SVN-
L'NI''. OF = Tn" Sportsman saws
va .'.. ny Rel Will nde an ~! MIR Whit
I'' '.r-s~ during ilc remainder 80 tho
- 1l. '.g' Do, viii 90 TO France 10
i." 49, N..t'.y'~ kiimarru-k II IN the
'' 'ur '.. lr, tu ,uH-il Municipal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-04

r-uroHKrTrstT o. a. fhs NsTul To-
chu A--snbly o~HNuUuuu f.r Ga. NsHfi
distract g butChfs-s usaIU'N fuHdar. lrauus
%. iAndon of Hvd. Para A. rcLomiuaici
by = unanimous vote.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-30

Twelve years ago J. W. sullivan. 81
Hartford, Conn, scratched his leg
with a rusty wire. lnfamation and
blood poisoning set in. For TWO years
he suffered intensely. Then the best
doctors urged amputation, "ba'," be
writes, 81 used one hottie of Elect ric
Bitters aud l-2 boxes OF Bucklen's
Arnica Salve and my Ieg was sound
and well as ever" For erupiinns,
eczema, tetter, salt rbeuni, sores and
an blood disorders Electric Iiltters has
no rival on earth. Try them. Fore.
man will guarantee satisfaction or re-
fund money. Only soc
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-30
choctaw Engineers Enroute.

ID NJ. Purnell, division engineer OF
the Arkansas & Choctaw railroad, ac-
companlsd by a stan OF assistant en-
glueers. has left st. Louis for tae
Indian territory % take charge OF the
constitution Of the extension OF the
road from the present western ter
minus 81 Arkinda. Ark. 20 Wichita
Falls. Tex. The present Arkansas 4
Chocta,s railroad i only twenty-four
miles log. It runs from Ashdown
to Arkiada. 10 Arkansas. 1t Is three
wears ols. The chief stockholders In
the road are Judge George A Madiil
and john SCI DO of st. Louis, and x.
IT Keith 81 kansas City. A number
~ other Sd Loaisans and Kansas
citvans are aferested IN the road.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-30
Stray Mules.

One pair 0f brown mare mules, un-
branded, about 10 and i5i hands high,
and about 10 years old. One has eye
out. Liberal reward for mules or in
formation. JoHN w. GRAHAM.
d " McLaln. l. %.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-30

that even il it comes BY telegraph we
overlook il. Isn't il a fact that you
have seen DR.. CaIdwel's Syrup Pep
sin advertised several times and have
neglected to.try IL? An ounce OF Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsln Is a good as
vacation. Ask any druggist or any
one who has taken il. Sold by Peo-
pie'S Drug sire. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-30
Side saddles, s.. Al Lee IiarFett's.

Constipation, impaired digestion,
aud torpid liver, are the most COM
nun ailments that are responsible for
tired, listless. tagged out feeling that
makes the summer a dreaded period
Ia - many people. HerbIne will cure
constipation. II improves the diges-
zion and arouses the liver tn normal
scilvi,y. Price, SO cents, at Peoples
Drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-30

Purifying food in the intestines
produces effects like those of arsenic,
but DIR. Kings New Life Pills expel
the polsons from clogged bowels,
gently, easily but surely, curing Con-
stipation bIliolsness, sick headache,
fevers, all liver, kidney aud bowel
troubles. Only 25c az Foreman.s.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-08-30

And the Texas oil tields-best ser
vice, time aud equipment via NJ. K.
&T.Ry. Ask katy" agent for rates,
time, trains and other particulars
]. T. CIapper. Agent.