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IiebFutter. ana Str nbnreIIe

6oIgenbe8 itnO Die aut ben itaatIl4en
8uusen fiis pen, Strub IL. i. 10. seftern er'
"iielteu Breiie:
YorbweEIi de &aage.
5eu--Eimcthp pen $15 - $500, gem.
$500 bis $500, 8leebeu $500 bis
$1,000 pro Come.
StrOh.-8aisenfrOb s~7.Oo-E8, 8ossen.
froh ~$l2.oO-S'4. 9arertrOb $7.5o-$s
pGs SSnne.
gtais = 1928 bis 1886 pre- 5aB.
SefIihe % ng E.
6eu-3imOtha. 6eu(aIteSJ S....-S....
neues Gen SIG bis $l8, Sleebeu SIS bis SIG
pro Come.
Strob-8uiienifrob $7.OO-8, 9toggens
frob $12.OO-$14.OO, 9aferItrOb sos.
pro Come.
Mals-s2.70 bis S2.75 pro SAG.
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Baltimnrer NarftheridIte.

(Utri4tst flrS:1 - 5eutiheH Isrr'po1seifru.1
Baltimore. ben 7. 0idrs 1901.
Die hsIttst HSeltenBHiubr GstruI 1854 SuibeI.
Der SlepatorensBorrat 6t1.547 5uih., 8eriGHot
BON ben @IspatoreA II ,05O tuibe. 9srtduit wUra
ben . 200 Suibel uHo ! @aascR.
SoleeHee 3dbc1e B.ist ban %b:utIqe1, ben 9eitrt9sH
nno Zen iestldbris.n 5tars Der 0,l8snpreIic IN DER 8
eldenosrlleh,ritht
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CIR. "a - giOcl,. uuO Gb,nretrnb. aEsrea
ap. Sumbl.ion. Superintendent
Rr. IS Tr. 1925. 6uasStrabe Otts 3.
6tin,s, Superintendent.
CIR. 66 SilmOrs uno 9ormau'Strobs So6n
6. COCHRAN, Superintendent.
Rr CT - W"tltinssNo.nus uro papionsstrabe
- :. 8. Stminbtbsr, Superintendent.
9r. GO - RortbsNocnus unb 9u!ostis6troBe -
gBiu. s. etenart, Superintendent
Rr. 60 - Wiltors unO 6airmountsAOenue -.
2ouis 81. 8. gsder, Superirtcnbeut
Rr. 70 gulttmOrtsGtraB uno GOoingtsns
sloenue - 9uOtS q. 0inaro, superintendent
GoGQattsS Station - Il. Strabs uHo 5. aosnus-
gtobsrt Tag,s, SuPsrirttrOsHf
P~rooflbn - Er. RobiuiOr, Superintendent.
Goutb=goltimore - SbOmos g. 9orton, Supsr'
anTton sObn N. 6aminOtt, Superintendent
gittsDiasr Station 8,ntp 81. SuOis, 6upsr'
%interbent.
Wount BaTbinotonss tatiOH - Samss @auril.
ton, Superintendent.
%int,HOtut.
eIfriooe.etotion 9uuid aaffp, sup,rintsu.
qauraOtn. Station - @iniam Gmmel, Super.
intsnotut.
qaf, aolanoss Citation - @inium 6. aieOr, su4
GidspOias Station 8. 81. 9idsa, supsrin'
ttnbent.
@itn5urnie Citation - Winiam s. aHtbs, Gus
reriutrnosHt.
Mouut Riuaus. Station - 8iuium q. gibfen,
SupertntenoeHt.
@orocnbint Citation - Rob,rt 3. Ooemcn, Gus
perirteuosnt.
9artotue Citation TIarS n. aoobam, suptra
i%nttrotnt.
gOtpbattan Station 6onarO Siqos, 6uperins
terOcut.
Qr6utus Station eomul g. e.p,n, euSn.
iHtsnneHt.
pojsooL, S+otinr er,n,ri5 q E6r,in,r Gu,
Striut.Ubert.
GoirfidO Station - Bernard Rintr, eupsrin,
tenoeut.
Gahs@rooflsn Station Sr,orid q. 9sssr,
SupsriHtenotHt.
81. 6el,na Station SRI. Siabsnu Spencer,
6uperirtenoentiH
eoutbs8 OpfDu etatisn - Biniam q. Robasrs,
Superintendent.
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Oattdbe AafRIdrmms

N0ktdbe A9fHIdrmnG
ENzEH$
sntbaIt has s~csies.ne eeutits gesrt Der gset.
nisIsr lebrrei&en Sauitrationsn. nsbit elmer Qb.
b%unOluns absr firssrlois @bsTt osI@.s bon @
fur i9nee 2eute, bic f9 rersbsiibfn tuousn, osez
inaliflid) pcrbeirdtItt itno..
Sn Iei5t oerftGnoliAer gBeiie TT arestdbrt, tphe
man oesuuee sRireer ssuot lno @efd,led,tstranf
beiten un6 bic b6i.n Solgeu BON Saseneslneen.
tpie Sd,pdd1c, s1erppfft6t, Srnpptenl, Hpnutis
oner. unfrudbtbarfeit, Sribfinn, l@naTes De.
bd6tniB. @rcrsielpfIsfeit une &rariptdeerbrnG,
pbne id,6elidjen gle6i,incn edIert1o beilen lam.
Gin treuer Jreuub unb iusiier Ratbeeber 1T Dleiss
unibertreffihs etutlde Bud, iueIhes mao gtls
pfan9 BON IS Gts. Doftmarfet IN e~intadeln nm'
faIag iorgiam oerpadt, frei 5ugsi6idt futro.
DEUTSChES HEIS-lMSTlTUTs
10 EAST @. STREET,
Gelher Il Clinton place. Rcrn norf. %. @
Der rRettunes Mnfer" III au3 gu
Boben Bel Grsoerid Witte. 236 Noro'
SptDarb=StrQRe.
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qufmarfenzN acnturcn.
@trIdisbne StaotIbsjle, in nsI9:n
9oItzDertbIdden Dertauf!

tperDan.
m.loult, G. 9. Gcott.
Qcrt=gtooo 9urntu s. SaSpiretor.
Goriu6sQoenut unO eorCiiOrfrabs SOsrt @.
g. Gan.
Cronqeoiue 6irum RimbIs.
6crts&OsHus unbS obHionsStrnbs U. 9. z.
Sdetot.
8. unO sOugb.straBc. 0igblaHOtOipu - 5amss
Cranqsoias @eOrg. gtu.
Dir. q, uuiOusaoUus Cm%Ooobrrol - GIdrsna
8rOo6tpap unb galtimoreset - SsOrg. 3.
@au.
gomo,nestation. .galttmOrtsC 81 io:ga6n.'
gcf6rbrrnng INN @nfiaden.
Qqnos Der erforberli6en Set our Gre
rei6unq Der Dtriaieosnen Be-
fimmungsorte.
uutmTtebenb lit bic ungefGbre .3eit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der 9o1tIu6en bon
Dem 8altimorer poTt : 8iireau nuE
ben 6auptIG6li6en einbeimif6en un6
uustpGrtigsn Stdbten ber3ei4net.
SnIunb.
atlanta, Ga, 19 etunOsn.
WtlanticsGits, RS, 6 Stunosu.
@rooflpn, q %, 6 etuub,u.
burlington. gsrmont, II stunSraa
Buffalo, R.sO., IS Stunosn.
Gapt glap, RS, 6 6tunb.n.
g6arlstOn, Sc, Is StunotR.
GbicasO, Sas.. l sag.
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Or d gott,rior .9arfs aptnus uHo 5aostts'
etraBe Gbas. 8. WoOrs, euPtrtnttnosnt nv.
Rr. p - @oItimoresStru unO TT'uont'SOs'
gBnr. u. Stuart, SuptrtuttHotnt.
Rr. q - Gutalps uuO 9alttmoTs.otraBt ~O'
Bert 6. g. @iaiamiou, Suptrinttnotnt:
Rr. "a - QorouctsGde @ilmor'StraBt uno Ha'
Fopett,sQut. - :. @,slt0 gSbtts, SupertntGno.hI
Rr. % ROrbDtftsGde 5remoHts hho suit
Iou.gIptuus - frauf q. Meitlt, SuperlnItnothI'
Rr. % 8. StraRe uuo perlon0srts SaEstH'
gnsru, Sultus n. WaOr, superintendent.
Rr. % - NoropttsGds Grauos' uno T'freal'
etrab. - Grsotrid 9. Rramtt Superintendent
Rr. 50 = Caroline uno CrltaHs : 9t'abe -
Sobn Z. @roB, 6uperiRtenotnt.
Sr, Fl - Rprtbs Nptnue unO 8. 6traBt S3as.
q QDbn, superintendent
Wr0l 90 = 9loomjrooalt, NM &aFner=HhsHus -
0m. 6. 8roiDn, Superintendent.
Qr. 33 - Garolin,s uuO Neutrality-suspicious.
Rr. IS Rr. 800, qgtts2Om5arosotrast -
Rr 20 - prooonan unb 5sff,rion'St rabs -
Germ. Rlsmper, Superintendent,
Rr. 40 49, Ir. 1901, gBstseombaro'oraBe -
Spbu s. 8ruau3eer, Suptrint.nOtHt.
0r. Il = Rr. 4O8, RorosSaVsStrass SoRn
8. glab, Superintendent.
mr. 40 Glintorz unb 9otOn'Strabs 6tnra
81. Syebi.ufslO, euperiutsnOtnt;
Rr. 43 - Sauopers uHo SIusotrabt Sdmes
%. Softer. jun, Superintendent:
Rr' "A Carer. uno Nhoibe'Strdbt - GoDdro
g. Rubsruagel, Superintendent.
Tr. AZ -@oros uuO 9~bumcssStraBs psRro
9Stttltr, superintendent. O.
Qr. 46 = @oo. unn &isauitb'Strabs J. T.
Grarntg. SuperintenOsnt.
SIR At = Carer. unb MulbtrrpsS traBt 5oeH
n. 6uuipon, Superintendent
gr AZ Nr. 1900, Npror6betterF6troee -
Gbns, 8, .Noirbaufs, Superiuttnosnt.
Wr, 40 y Rr. 2409, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
srou GOa sbriutr, SupsrtutsnotHttn.
gr. 50 GartpsStrabe uno soorlsnSaotnue -
Sobn q. 3uois, 6uperiutenotnt.
qr. 81 - Rr. 7O4, RolunosGpenut grant ..
Gnicott. Superinttno'nt
Cir. 81 - 6arriiorsNrtnut unb Elotrt0SHeae -
som.g 8. RiooeIr, Sup.riutsnotnt.
CIR. So - GolumtidsIoeuut uHo StotisStrabe
gRoltr q. Smitb, SUPERINTENDENT.
gr. 81 - Gbarftss unO &anbuusStraBe - Unt.
9. 9idinior, SupcrintsnotHt.
Rr. IS - QombarOs uuO Greotrtd=Strose -
6tnrp 9oulOnQ, Superintendent.
Rr. Sc - Rr. 1904, penniploantdsAoenus X
oeRrp g. ~7urliuq, Superintendent
CIR. 81 - Gonnaps unb g8arners5traBt Vim.
6. Got, 6upsrirttuocnt.
Rr. So = observation-disclosures unO GapsttssSt Str.
8epros 8. Stuart, Superintendent.
Tr. So Grceues uuo T~rout!in= StraBe Saa
trud 8. R. Rpbiniou, Supsrintenoent.
gr. 90 - QortsRoab uno Is. StrObs StHra
G. GIeabb, eupcriutsnosnt
Rr 81 - 8rceumourts uRO &ortbsAoenut -
Geo. q. SOT, Superintendent
Rr. e. = GOmorOipusa0snue unO UpursssStrs
G. q. Rprs, superintendent
Rr. SO - Rr. l4O1, RorosSburitsF6trobs -
Gsmuae @. Gtrsstt. SuSsrirtenosHt.
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&rrlanst.- WGnner nno Gnabem.
Serlangt in M%aaemeins1.
Sohsdnser perlanst:

8offgGnaer perlGnst:
3pei Gotoaneer: $3.50 pro Ao3e nit Wdi@e.
@u65ufragen bel 9Obu Stabl, @r. 1901, 9~eabDOpz
Strabe. 67-9)
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Satet-peutise 3nfuar $500. SUiheI; 4,624
BnlheI iurldaelSseR; &EeVatOrsR'Sorrata lS6,Sl7

SaItlmurer STetten. Soric.
(H.rtdt.t fur ben -Deutf5.H orrcipOHoente ourb
YiibnenoerL,O tiuer l. 9S1
Baltimore ben YidrB 1901.
DfibAenbOri, Oliver & 80. brrshHen Tut Frauc;;
Dantiers'Iratten o.I9X fpeuieer 49,. dui so Gage,
duI Stdt 5 49, a, fauindnnliae 6.3D3S-5-21k Gut
so 3a3e. Jleihsm It % y Sul0cn 40.
Steriiua Santiels idr go Gage 4.S3 e, auI Sitt
4.STI faufmlHHiihe ~4.S4-4.S4h.
BerfdHfe Guf Ger bieIacu GfcttensS1rie.
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Nnseigen. -Sn herfamiem.
3u %oerfaufen:
Su pfrfnMfen.
3u perfaufen +;

Sofort, 5iui9 zine 9ddrsi nit Ginri1tuug,
gfsro, .98agsn unp gut. Rout.; Rruntbsits balber.
eta9sHtra9sn in 9r. 1906, Cfz1Ronuments5 trdbs.
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2u r~trtdufen:
II - 81 unb 46 aftr; bilIi 0; Elm ntu.s 9dus
aui ein.m; Giria, penn bi,e g9oAt nod ~perfauft.
gu %srfrae.n Bel ganuon, Rr. 10, 81. 9auIs
Strobe, Baltimore. (0tt24.10
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Sag Wobnbuug Hr. 1873, sibsgroaotpap ed
Gigentbum); srOher Bargain. 9ta63ufraesn bel
Gbag. %. Wseb, gr. III, Ofs2ertngtonzS trubs.
(Dtai17,I 80
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9oparb, 3D., 81. SUM 1900.
Ain
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0tan gbr.if. mad SeutiblunO Elm nit @ars
NOR tiuasfabtsr gegrdbnibplab uuf benz rGlt. @arz
nel=Jricoboft." gu ~srfrageu in Der Expedition ois'
f.s 9latteg, (6-)
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10

wilson the past week. c. L. Davidson de-
feated Z. L. Martling. and F. o. Davidson
defeated Dean Gordon.
John L. Powell. the only other player
remaining in the contest, won his game
from Thornton Sargent.
In the drawing last night for the con-
tinuance of the contest, the four remain
ing contestants paired off as follows:
John L. Powell, Il; c. I. Davidson, is.
j. o. Davidson IS; F. o. Davidson, Is.
These matches must be played off Mon
day or Tuesday. and the winners to settle
the controversy for the cup Wednesday
or Thursday afternoon.
A friendly contest is being arranged for
Thanksgiving daV between the members
of the Country club and the Braeburn
folks.
The plan is to pair off all the players
from the two clubs who desire to con-
tesa, playing one round on the Braeburn
links in the forenoon, and a final round
at the Country club links in the after
noon.
Play to be match play, and the side
scoring the greatest total in holes to win.
This contest promises TO be a very in
teresting social event. and will be largely
participated in by the members of the
two clubs.
In the match between T. II. Griffith
and Howard Moffat for class B of the
Wichita Country club, yesterday, Moffat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10
Resolutions Of Resneot

The following resolutions OF respect TO
the memory Of Lorenzo Ketzler were
adopted by the Barber's Union. No. 10
Of Wichita.
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father. I'm his
infinite wisdom has taken from his family
and friends. our well beloved member and
friend. Lorenzo Ketzler. one OF the foun-
ders Of our union, and one OF the most
useful and influential members.
Therefore De il resolved: That in the
death Of our brother this Uaion has lost
a brother and a friend who's absence VIII
De sorrov fully felt. and whose wise and
Jealous council in the affairs OF our order
win be greatly missed; that this COM
muniiy in which he has 50 long ana hon.
orably lived has sustained an irreparahle
loss. lie was o noble son of nature. a
true and loving husband and father: an
honest and true citizen and faithful SOL
der Of his country. in its hour of peril.
and consistent and faithful Christian
gentleman. one who ever stood to spread
the sunshine OF joy and eladuess among
those with whom De cslne IN contact
Resolved. That the SECRETARY be direct
Cd 20 spread this preamble ard resolu-
tions upon the records o. this Union. and
thai he engross and transmit 70 the widow
ana family CT cur tase brother, q Guy
ceruaed copy thereof. as an evidence OF
the love and esteem 81 which We hold
him, and as mark ~ respect for tllers.
his sorowing family.
JOHN SLATER.
J. n FUNK
HENRY KASSoN.
CorrTrliftea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10
DELEGATES
TO SINGLE STATEHOOD CON
VENTION ARE CHOSEN AT
GUTHRIE.
County Convention Is Held for Ex-
press Purpose.

Guthrie. o. +. Nov, "a county con-
vention was held in this city today at the
Commercial club rooms, to select dele
gates to the single statehood convention
to be held at Muskogee, November Il. The
following delegates were chosen:
Republcans-C. NJ Barnes, J. E. Ball,
F. H. Greer, Frank McCsmmon, r. L.
Stewart, R. p. Dilley of Orlando, Chas H
Filson, J. c. Strang.
Democratic--L. C. Niblach. j. c. Jami-
son, 1. b. Levy. C. r. Brooks, Frank
Dale, VIM. Brown of Crescent, E. ]. Gar
ner OF Coyle. a. L. Cockrum of Orlando.
]. B. Dobson. DR.. AIcConehey of Null
hall.
Alternates-Harry Booth, z. P. Kelley,
Dr. Aston of Langston, J. w. Taylor. S.
Morris, c. f. Carpenter, w. P. Kellogg,
]. H. Cotteral, F. D. Lille. J. w Nc
Neal, Mr.. Lee of Coyle, J. II. TAFT, r. S.
Smith, Lew Hansen, D. B. Dyche of Bis
mark, Zach Mulhall, e. e. Gobbie of
Navina, Mr.. Stark of Navlna.
Resolutions were adopted unanimously
endorsing single statehood.
The kidneys are small but important or
gans. They need help occasionally.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERS is a successful
kidney tonic and system regulator.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10
4 Venerable Wisconsin
Lady Restored to Health
by Peruna After Twen.
ty-five Years Suf-
feriup.
Especial from Evansville. wis.1
f e r i n G..

EVANSVILLE. WIS. Nov. ia
woman cured OF catarrh of twenty-five
years standing was the occasion of Pc
runa being introduced 10 the inhabitants
of Evansville, Wis. From that time to
this there has been a great demand for
Peruna in this vicinity and hundreds OF
cases have been cured.
1t is in this manner that Peruna
spreads from town TO town and from
state to state. No sort of advertising
could have given Peruna the reputation
it has. The ssecret Of its success is that
ii makes cures. 1t cures old cases of
catarrh where other remedies have failed.
This ought 10 make any remedy popular
Mr.. c. r. Harden, of Evansville, Wis,
writes the following letter;
Dear Doctor Hartmann wish 70
write to certify what Peruna has done
for me- read of Peruna in the papers,
of what it would do for catarrh, aud sent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10
They Cure and Take No Pay
The British Doctors in the Whine
Bldg, Rooms 20e-211. Are Curing
all Cases Absolutely Free
They Accept No Pay What
ever, Not Even When
Cures Are Effected.

a stan of eminent physicians and sur
geons from the British Medical Institute
have. at the urgent solicitation OF q large
number of patients under their care in
this country. established a permanent
branch OF the Institute in this city a
2l1-2l2 East Douglas avenue, Rooms 209-
2lo-2l1 Whine Building
These eminent gentlemen have decided
to give their services entirely free for
three months (rnedicines excepted to all
invalids who call upon thin for treat
nent between now and November p
These services consist not only Of consul
invallds who call upon them for treat
tation. examination and advice. but also
of all minor surgical operations.
The object in pursuing this course IS 70
become rapidly and personally acquainted
with the sick and afflicted. and under no
conditions viii any charge whatever be
made for any services rendered for three
months, 70 al who call before Novem-
Der L.
The doctors treat AL forms OF disease
ard deformiues. and guarantee a cure in
every case they undertake. At the first
interview a thorough examination Is
made. and If incurable, you are frankly
and kindly told SO; also advised against
spending your money for useless treat
ment.
Male ana Female Weakness Catarrh
and Catarrhal Deafness. also Rupture.
Goitre. Cancer. AL skin Diseases. and al
diseases ot the Recum. are positively
cured by their new Treatment
The chief associate ssgrgeoa OF the In
stltute Is IN personal charge
Of5ce hours. from q. n. tal ?. II
No sunday hours
SPECIAL NoTICE-If sou cannot can.
send stamp for question blank for home
treatment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10
IS UNIQUE CASE.
Gonzales Has Been Discharged Prom
Custody by Federal Court.

Guthrie. Q. T. Nov s-Rsynond Con
zales. a Mexican who has served one SEN
tsnce in the federal san in thls city for
larceny. aud who On being released MAS
iu-rnediateIy arrested on another charge
az the same nature has eeen a.seaarse1
from custody. the court hoiairE that i
had no Jurisdiction IN tie matter
Goazaiss' case sss a psculssr ors- The
crime hs was convicted oE. azs ere tszt
has feSe heen bears. vers cpzzltt1d ia
the Ki5ua ard Couaucas ara Nichita
resert.eso-s whsle ne sane Ssrs uu3sr
federal Nrssdszsso1 ard the 1Ezt seets1ce
was imposed while hat stztf et a1aifz
existed s. hiie Gonzales wzs servlaE -ae
f-se senienoe. hnaeve~- tne restre1t RS
became q part q the Eerrira-r t oAiz-
hozsa sud fhe LAWS % tAe Territory zere
extended oger the ressrssttcas. 49, i1
force. uhsn TIE se1c15 arress zss u-ade-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10

for bottle. This was the first bottle Of
Peruna that ever came 10 Evansviile;
from my using il al three OF the drug
gists now keep il.
at cured ny wife of catarrh with
which she had been troubled fer more
than twenty-five years, and had been
troubled with it for fifteen years. We
are now both all right
My youngest son had In grippe four
years ago. and as he had supposed had
got well, or so far recovered that he
went TO work. He took a relapse and the
pneumonia set in. He had hemorrhages.
and though we tried everything we could
think of it was 10 no purpose until we
gave him Peruna. The hemorrhagcs
stopped. and he soon got mp and is wei
and hard at work. We think there is
nothing Ike Peruna."
In a recent letter Mr. Harden writes:
I'VE keep Peruna always in the house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-10
BEATS ALL RECORDS.
Houston Turns Over Ss5 GOO From
Land Lenses To Treasurer Namhn

1LdBU Lenses TO treasurer hS1inOO.
Guthrie, o. T, Nov. 9.-As a result of
the late leasings. Secretary ]. Houston,
of the board of leasing public lands, has
turned over to Treasurer c. w. Rambo,
the sum of SIS, 600, which sum includes
the annual remittance of the other school
lands of Oklahoma collected to date,
and the balance from the public school
building funds on hand in the Office of
the secretary.
During the past sixty days the school
land department has deposited with the
territorial treasurer over S725, coo and OF
this sum over $4,000 was derived from
the rental of school lands, due from the
annual rentals. This is considered the
best showing ever made by any state or
territory in the union.
The amount derived from the first leas-
ing of these lands in the eastern Kiowa
country was $4,000. 1t is estimated by
the department that fully as much moro
Will be derived from the leasing and bus
mess of the western Kiowa and the
Wichita lands. This is only a conjecture
but the amount derived from the for
mer leasings justifes the assertion.
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FRIENDS TEAM WON
Continued from Eleventh Page.

with a gain of ten yards, and was
tackled by l. Bright, dislocating
Brights leg. which caused some delay in
the game When the bah was again put
in play two minutes remained of first
half Pearill bucked the line for an
cight-yard gain. Price made a fine buck
Tor seven yards, and made a second
touchdown. Stewart kicked goal. First
half end with a score of Il TO o in favor
OF Business College.
Again the referees whistle sounds. and
business College kicked TO Andover.
Ian caught the bali and succeeded in
sa8king a gain Of FIVE yards. f. B. Smith
nit tackle for thirty yards gain and was
stopped by Belden, who was guarding
goal Andover lost the ball on downs,
the College tries a fake without success,
but rallied and succeeded in fighting
their way to 25-yard line, where Adams
knee was slightly wrenched, although not
disabling him. The College team made
n few bucks, losing the bali on downs
Thrush made a brilliant play tackling
Smith, with loss OF five yards to Ando-
yer team
The game was practically without fun
bles to either side.
Officials: Morrison. Andover; Alexan-
der. Wichita. Timekeeper, Joiner. Lines
men: Balch. Andover; MassengiH,
Wichita.
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BOY KILLED
MAN WITH
HIS FIST
Ed. Campbell Has His Neck
Broken by Joe Carter
IN QUARREL AT ENID
Carter Under Arrest Claims
He Struck in SeIf-Defense.

Enid, o. T.. Nov. s.-In quarrel here
today between Joe Carter, a 17-year-old
boy, and Ed Campbell. man Of IS. and
weighing 200 pounds. the latter was killed
Carter is in Jail and states that he fought
in selfe defense and broke CampbeI's 5
neck with his fist, using no other weapon
The indication are however. that Car
ter used a club, as Campben's head was
badly mashed. The tragedy was en-
acted at s o'clock. Campbell was a farm
renter four miles east of Enid, while Car
ter lives in town and works in a livery
stable. The coroner is holding an inquest.
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