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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-24
E1te 4uurnal tmd Guurter
3HxrE MONTHS, SL50 ONE MONTH, 50 z Crxrs, ONE WEEK. 15 CENTS; SINGLE ' CoP1Is, SCENTS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENzs 1o-DAY.
hristmas Dinner--Hof Brau Haus.

9I77TTT ! T HBs &EhrIstmas Dinner--Hof Brau Haus. ICigars--E. E. Hall & Son. IEhristmas- Edw. Malley Co. |U0IlS--The Gamble-Desmond Co. |1|utate D. ID. Dibble-Probate Notice. [ 13gtnte N. c. Brockway-Probate Notice. [ !7thkate Sarah J. Sanford--Probate Notice. :
 H6arlng Committee on Water.
 Merry Christmas to All-Davis X Co.
 kuSt Go Iustanter--Chas. Monson Co. (S0tIce--Milk Dealers Meeting. !Nptice--Board of Relief. 10tdersof Notice-Superior Court. Oriental Art Ware--Missirian.
 New Haven vs Waterbury.
 Retirement Sale-The G. II. Ford Co. 1
 ne Day Before-Howe X Stetson lIhe Middleman-Hyperion Theater.
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n EAzHER RECORD.

K &sWashington, D. C., Dec 23, 1901, 8 p. m. Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday,
 Sa For New England: Cloudy, unsettled 2iReafler with snow or rain Tuesday; We'd
 &agday probably fair; fresh south to south S5EeGt winds on the coast.
 & Tor Eastern New York: Clearing in early |{nOrning followed by fair Tuesday; Wed- tuesday generally. fail, with moderate tten- |nertture, increasing cloudiness ill the after |Sl0on probably without rain; light to fresh |36uthwest winds
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-24
CALL FOR MIR. TREE.
Shelton Methodists Desire Him to

Shelton Methodists Desire Him to Re-
 main Another Year.
 The quarterly conference of the M. E. church was held on Saturday night in the church parlors. Presiding Elder J. E. Adams was present. Among the matters of business presented was a unanimous call from the board of the return of Rev. F. O. Tree, as pastor of the church for another year.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-24
 ENHANCING STARCH PLANT,

Celuloid Company VIII Rrild S5,O0O
 Frame Addition.
 Fire Marshal Gladwin issued building permit yesterday afternoon to the Celluod Starch comnany for Il frame addition to their present plant on Winchester avenue. The addition will he 40 by TG feet, and the estimated cost is 1bnilt S5.000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-24
NELSON M. BEACH DEAD.
SOld and Respected Citizen Passes Away at His Home in Derby.

7 at His Home in Derby.
 Derby Dee. 23.--Nelson M. Beach, one Of the oldest and best known men of Derby, died this noon at his home on HHawthorne avenue, in Derby Neck. He sIaals been an invalid for some time, and owing to his advanced age his recovery Swas impossible. MT Beach had long been Identified with the best interests E0f Derby and was much respected by a &hrge circle of friends who lament his Heath. MT. Beach is survived by two sons, Frederick and Nelson, and one < S9,sNghter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-24
C. C." on Every Tablet.

y tablet of Cascarets Candy bears the famous C. C. C. in bulk. Look for it and sther. Beware of fraud. cs JOG.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-24

How Are Your KIdneys7 Dr Hoots' snaragus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam ,ie freq Add S,,.-f'no Remedy Co.,. Chicago or N. Y
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
ALMOST
READY FOR
HARVESTING
Wheat Cutting in Oklahoma
Early Next Week
WILL HAVE A BIG CROP
Much of New Crop VIII be
ThreShed From Shock

Guthrie. o. T., May s0.-By the mid
die Of next week the harvesting Of the
great wheat crop in Oklahoma viii be-
gin. Already farmers have been inter
viewing the wheat buyers, and a short
time after wheat is cut many thousands
of bushels viii be threshed from the
shock. This wheat will be rushed to mar
ket and the heavy trains of Oklahoma
wheat bound for the north and east will
begin to roll The harvest Of May wheat
win be on by next Monday. The yield
in most cases viii be from Is TO 20 bush
els per acre. This viii be better than
was thought and means that the turkey
wheat yield wiz be large
II is estimated that the wheat market
viii start off at price between 80 and 65
cents per bushel. This price viii huctu-
ate, of course, but there is no question
but what the Oklahoma farmer has a
good thing in his wheat crop. Thousands
Of men win be employed in the harvest,
but the most Of these viii be taken from
the ranks of those waiting on the borders
Of the new country for the opening.
These men viii be glad Of the opportu-
nifty to make a few dollars and viii thus
relieve the demand which has been usual
IN other years for harvest hands. The
wheat from ali reports is coming on all
right. c. NJ. Strong of the Oklahoma
weather bureau says Of the wheat for
the territory:
Wheat is growing rapidly, heading,
blooming and filing out well. and is nj
good condition.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

For health, wealth or pleasure we
surpass al others. Arrangements have
been made whereby we can now sell
tickets through to Yellville. Ark. the cen
ter OF the richest mineral district Of Ar
kansas and Missouri. Summer rates 70 Eu-
reka Springs. the famous health resort.
are on, and tickets limited TO ninety
days can be procured at any time. We
ara right in lire on cheap rates TO De-
troit. Mich. Louisville, Ky.. Memphis
Tenn. St Paul. MINI, Milwaukee. Wis.
Cincinnati, o.. san Francisco. Cal. Buf-
falo. y. Y. Washington. D C. and all
other important points
We VIII deem il q pleasure 70 figure
with YOU on any contemplated tr1p. and
wiz use our best endeavors 10 render
courteous treatment, assuring you OF q
satisfactory journey.
Don't forget the Iocation-FTisco ticket
Office. corner Main street and Douglas av-
enue. Wichita. Can or write for informa-
ton.
BRYAN SNYDER. 3 ?. DUNN.
GenI Pass. Agt Dist Pass Agt
St Louis. No. Wichita. Ks
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
OKLAHOMA HONORS DEAD
Memorial Day Observed Generally In
the Territory.

Pond Creek, 0. T.. May SO.-Decoration
day was fttingly observed here today.
Exercises were held in the opera house.
El Reno. o. T., May S0.-Memorial ser
vices were held here today Flowers
were placed upon soldiers graves and
appropriate exercises were held.
Oklahoma City. o. r.. May S0.-Memo-
rial day was observed here today. Every
soldiers grave received the tribute Of
flowers.
Guthrie. O. T. Nay so.-MemoriaI day
was observed here today with an elabo-
rate program, including a procession.
Captain Heeer was the orator of the
day.
Enid, o. T.. May so.-This city observed
Memorial day in a manner be6tting the
occasion An elaborate program was car
ried out.
De Wits Witch Hazel salvs viii
quickly heal sores, cuts and burns. 1t
cures piles. eczema and skin diseases
Beware of worthless counterfeits. Geo
Van Werden. Gus saur.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

rule. It is the capital Of the Seminole
nation, beautifully located ana surround
cd by forest groves Of timber. Forest
trees are also scattered here and there
ali over the town Here Gov. Brown
and his brother A. J. Brown, have the
largest trading house in the territory.
The amount of business transacted at
this store would compare favorably with
that of any store in Kansas City or St.
Louis. The same firm also has a large
cotton mill here and an extensive mer-
camille house at Sassakwa. Wewoka
also has other stores. business houses,
hotels. and United States court house
that would do credit to any city. The
Seminole nation is composed of about
3000 people. They all have good homes
and many of them are well to do farmers.
They are. as whole, the most orderly
intelligent, Industrious Indians in this
territory, and their tribal affairs are in
perfect order. / wish some Of our city
governments in Kansas would learn wis
dom from the Seminole government and
people. The word Of a Seminole is good
as a United States bond. and that is the
secret of their success. But cannot de-
scribe all the beauties resources. ad-
vantages and prospects Of this territory,
and the sterling qualities of its people
in one short letter. so I wiz close for
the present with the hope that I have
TO some extent succeeded in correcting
an erroneous impression that prevails
abroad in regard to this territory and its
people; an impression created by the
Daltons and others who have long since
passed down and out"
Stop coughs and colds, cure all lung
troubles and prevent consumption by US
ing One Minute Cough Cure. 1T is harm
less and acts quickly. Geo. Van Wer-
den. Gus Saur
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
FIRST SHIPMENT OF CHERRIES
Estimation OF Years crop Is 1000
Bushels.

Guthrie. O. T.. May 3o-Frank House
holder, the "Che-ry King" OF Oklahoma.
loaded a car OF cherries here today to be
shipped east This is the first shipment
from Householder in Logan county,
and it is estimated that a thousand
bushels VIII be the extent Of the crop
this year Householder has a thousand
trees in his orchard which are loaded
down with the red fruit. One of the
troubles Of the Cherry King is to Sc
cure enough hands to pick the cherries.
Bills, saying a hundred cherry picl1ers
were wanted, have been scattered over
the city and yet the supply does not I'LL
the demand. Little twigs on the House
holder trees hold from 20 to 80 large
cherries and they hang in clusters Of
large size.
The magnificent yield demonstrates
that Oklahoma raises good fruit and in
large quantities.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
GRADUATES OF BETHANY
Interesting FOrtnighCs Exercises
We're Conducted Yesterday

AAatEG@tth& GEAnE8HAE = exercises
We're Conducted Yesterday
Lindsborg, Kan, May S0-This IS the
great day Of the two commencement
weeks at Bethany. Twenty-one recitals.
examinations without number. written
and oral. thesis writing. society work.
field sports receptions. banquets Of the
alumni associations OF our great college,
have been held during the past fortnight
with almost lavish prodigality Vow it
eli belongs to the past ard today al
a- N. the colleEe family assembled IN the
spacious chapel for the last morning
PRAYER of the academic year and for the
distribution of final Grades. etc. At 10 a.
r.. th6 commencement exercises began in
the large auditorium used for the Mes
siah concerts. About $500 people were
present. The following was The program:
The faculty. graduates and students as
ssmhled in the chapel at O. m. Address
bv the president Distribution 81 annual
and anal grades and certificates From
the chapel the faculty ard graduates pro
ceeded in procession 70 the auditorium.
The following program was rendered.
Organ Voluntary .-........-J John Hermana
America ...--...-...-.--....---. Audience
Invocation. A. ~. Dahisten. ?. ..
Oration The Man u only one Talent
C. Jansen.
Vocal Duet-"The Night ..-.---.. AIilil0tu
aIiss Francisco ana Pr0f Hughes.
Grafton ---.----..-.-.-.----- -Ate7s Flosof-
Hans J. HeG
Grafton angelic Forfattare
Hsana 2 johnson
Grafton The influence ~ Sacrifice
on Human Progress -...--------.----
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
Twentieth Century Medicine

Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as
far ahead of ancient pill poisons and
liquid physic as the electric light of
the tallOw candle. Genuine stamped
G. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
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Bsara tbs n Ihs Kind You Hay5 Always Bought
signature "a G&|HAzzz@x
NEW TOWN PLATED
WIldman Born 10 be a Mining Me-
trGpOlis.

Wndman, o. T. May 8o.-Wildman is
the name of what is to be the greatest
mining town of Oklahoma. The town
has been plated, a postohIce established,
town lots have been laid off and are
ready for sale. The new town is in the
heart Of the great mineral belt Of the
Wichita mountains. and is on a mineral
claim, laid of and plated by miners and
prospectors. Already several buildings
are under construction, and a newspaper
plant viii soon be on the grQ1nd. Miners
are coming in every day.
Considerable surprise was created when
the postmaster general established the
postoffice in the new country, but the
petition was signed by several hundred
miners in that district, and owing to the
construction placed upon the act of con
gress June 6. 1850. by the courts, the post
master general and secretary of the in
terror, it seems, have given up the fight
and conceded the miners the right TO en-
ter the new country and take mining
claims.
Purify the blood and invigorate the
body by using De Wits little Early
Risers, the famous little pills for cleans
ing the liver and bowels. Geo. Van Wer-
don tA,r ca.,r
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

This larxs four-story Building = az.
msrahiy asted aud furnished far no calt
of the sick No l0sshsome OF contagious
diseases admitted. but ali other diseass
thar are usually treated az hospitals are
Fuccsssfully treated here. inciudins
WHISKY. Cocaine and Morphins Hanils.
absolutely guaranteed Women. marie
OF single can ind a safe retreat hero
during confinement. and a home IN ever
ease scund for the chiii = required A
home fer The poor and rich alike. a. an
operations and medical treatment ara
free. and the only charge tnat Is made e.
the ordinary hospital Zee. which Is Jast
enough 20 pay ths running expenses u
the institution. The best of reference
given when required Write far oirculs
e The Martha washington Hone"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

If You Wish to Investigate the Min
eral Wealth and Fruit Orchards Of
Arkansas and Missouri, See the Rich
Farms of Oklahoma and indian Ter
ritories, or Go on a Summers Out
ina, take the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

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Guthrie, O. T., May 8o.-Already peo-
pie in Oklahoma are figuring on contract
ing with the Greek Indians for portions
of their lands. According to hte provis-
ions OF the treaty recently ratified, the
Creeks viii set I60 acres of land each
and VIII be- permitted to sell 129 acres
of the 100 acres and then lease the re-
naming 80 acres if they so desire. The
land sold VIII bring the appraised price
and this means that land can be secured
at a reasonable price by the white set
tier. There are about 2355.oo0 acres that
can be bought at q reasonable price
Many persons who have been waiting
for the opening OF the Riowa-Comanche
lands viii take advantage Of the Creek
treaty and contract for lands with the
Indians. II he 4ands are the best IN the
territory ana are wen watered.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
The Grand Trunk Railway System

Under certain conditions allow q stop
over Of ten days at Niagara Fails or Buff
falo to enable holders Of tickets 10 east-
ern destinations to visit the Pan-Ameri-
can EAositon.
Fun information may he obtained from
City Passenger and Ticket Agent. e4s
CLARK street. Chicago
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

Munyon's Dyspepsia Care correets bloatingoi
the stomach palptatioa Of the heart, shoTtness Of
breath and ali affections Of the heart caused BY III
digestion, wind on the stomach, belching wind or
sour food bad taste, offensive breath loss OF appetite,
faintness or weakness OF the stomach. improper cir
citation coated tongue, heartburn CT water brasil
His Headache Cure stops headache n minutes.
Munyon's Pile Ointment cu.es al forms OF piles.
Munyon's Blood Cure corrects al blood impurities.
Munvon's Liver Cure cOrrects headache bilious
ness jaundice, constipation and all liver diseases.
Munyon's Female Remedies are boon 10 women.
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Herbs are eguaranteedto
xeleve asthma in three minutes and cure IN vc days.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost powers TO weak
men. Price, 81.
Munyon has a cure for every disease. The Guide
90 Health (freel tells Of them. Cures mostly IS ctS
Muuyon. New York and Philadelphia.
HUNTON'S INHALER CURES CATARRH.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
Lower Rates

Tar rar
FlAls Is s.. L-.ss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. pursuant to in
structiOns and IN accOrtfarrs v-fth the
GlFectlons OF the Secretary OF the Interior
N pursuance OF the requirements OF the
At AZ q Ju1s O. 4ssy, tsl Stat, 65sl. that all
one-quaEter section, or less. Of the OsaCe
trust and diminished reserve Indian lands
ssiLnln tne Dodge City, Kansas. land 6is-
lflct, IN the accompanying schedule. Will
2s oAsrsd 1or sale az the land once al
OodSe Clty, hanSaSs commencing an the
Senth day ot July, 1901, az % a. ~. 10 the
niShest BIDDER Tor cash. ana al a pvice
not less than that fixed bv Jaw pm
chaSers VIII be required 70 sic Drorsr
eNlaenee OF citizenship or Of intention Is
Usage entries BINGER HERN 8A-N
Approved; THOS. RYAN.
Acting Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-31

A new train leaves Wichita for the
south at $40 p. m, running to Chickasha.
Indian Territory. daily except Sunday.
c. E BASCOM, Dist. Pass. Ag't
n. E. ". THOMPSON,
A. G. P. & T. A, Topeka.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-10
FIRE BURNED TWO DAYS
FEARFUL SCENES AT CONFLAGRA-
TION AT Foo CHOW.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 9-The
great fire in Foo Chow occurred on Aug
20 and was caused by the overturning Of
a lamp in native undertaking establish
ment. Hundreds of acres of business
houses were destroyed and many people
persisted in the fire, which burned the
greater part of two days. European pro-
prietors of business houses and large Chi
nese merchants were the heaviest suffer-
ers. During the progress of the fire and
Immediately after the coolie native popu-
lation commenced looting the half burn
ed buildings. The Chinese police, under
their European officers were unable TO
prevent looting except in small degree,
and before the second evening had pass
ed a large number of regular soldiers
were called out. At that time many peo-
pie had been killed in fights and there
were dead bodies in every street Five
men were killed by the falling of a
three-story building.
The carnage on the streets was awful
The soldiers mounted, dashed up the
main thoroughfares, stabbing to death or
trampling under horses feet the robbers
who were carrying away goods in every
direction. Even though knocked down, the
natives who were running away with
stolen goods, held on to their bundles.
The horSemen thrust them through the
legs or arms with swords to make them
drop these and even then some of the
coolies chung with such desperation that
they were put to death where they had
been knocked over. Many of the injured
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-10
is INTERSTATE TRADE
MISsABE ROAD so CONTENDS IN
IRON ORE RATE CASE.

The state railroad and warehouse COM
mission yesterday received from the Du-
luth, Missabe & Northern road an
answer to the application of the Penob-
scot Mining company, of Michigan, for
the right to intervene in the iron ore rate
hearing. The Penobscot company, which
ships some ore from the iron ore ranges,
seeks to bring about a reduction in ore
rates.
The Missabe roads answer is exhaust
i've and very carefully prepared. The
sole contention of the Penobscot COM
pany, the answer declares vigorously is
that the iron ore traffic in question is not
interstate. The Penobscot company
thereby comedies, the answer further
AYERS, the other claims made by the
railroad company that the power of the
nation to regulate charges upon inter-
state commerce is exclusive over any
right of the state; that if the traffic is
in fact interstate, it is within the pro-
lection of the commerce clause of the
federal constitution, and that this would
be true even if perchance the traffic
should not be within the provision of the
interstate commerce act now in eX-
istence. Therefore the sole question u.s.
is the traffic involved in the issue, com
merce among the states.''
That it is interstate traffic, the COM
pany in it's answer shows by two sets of
facts, first by showing the bills of lad
ing, way bills, etc, covering the transit
of the ore from the mines in Minnesota
to the mills in Eastern states; and Sec
ond, the essential nature of the traffic
which, being iron ore, must of necessity
go outside of the state to be smelted,
there being no smelters in Minnesota.
The claim made by the Penobscot COM
pany that the iron ore roads had recently
invented the interstate commerce theory
as applied to the ore traffic, for the pur-
pose of misleading the railroad and ware>
house commission, is shown to be absurd
by the fact that the joint traffic agree
ment between the Missabe road and the
Bessemer Steamship company bears date
of June 10, 1885, and that millions of tons
of iron ore have been carried under its
terms for the past three years. The
Missabe company in it's answer intro
duced forms of it's way bills, bills of lad
ing and other shipping instruments
showing that from the time the ore was
mined that it was destined to Eastern
ports on the lower lakes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-10
NEW DEAL IN CHINA
LATEST IMPERIAL EDICT WOULD
SHOW THAT LIBERALS CON-
TROL THE COURT
RoCKHILL STARTS FOR HOME
United States Commissioners Work
Was Completed With the Sign
ing of the Peace
Protocol.

PEKIN, Sept. 9.-The imperial edict,
ISSUED recently providing for reform of
the examinations, seems to indicate that
the liberals are in control of the court.
and its Importance, if enforced, is diff
cult to overestimate. 1t provides that
the examinations must include western
history, western sciences and Industrial
methods. 1t abol.shes the traditional
eight-part classical essays and verbatim
reproductions of the classics, proficiency
in which has been the chief qualification
for ofticeholders. 1t relegates the classics
TO the background. requiring only expo
sitions of their meaning.
Gen. Yuan Shi Kais troops are enter
ing Pekin today and are assuming the
work of policing the city. They are a
stalwart, well-drilled body of men.
Great forces of workmen are engaged
An repairing the palaces and streets.
DR.. Won Mumm Schwartzenstein, the
German minister, gave a dinner in honor
of the ministers who are about to leave
Pek.n. All the signers of the protocol
were present.
The governor of Shan 81 has applied to
Ii Hung Chang for a high Japanese
scholar to establish school of transla-
ton at Tai Yuen-Fu.
Chou Lu, provincial treasurer of Chill
province, has asked Mr.. Peck, of the
American board of foreign missions, to
establish a hospital and medical college
at Pao Ting Flu. He promises to give
1850 taels annually for this purpose.