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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
Will Honor Lees Birthday.
CBy the Associated Press.)

Richmond, Va, Jan. 1S.-The Consti-
tutional convention today received and
referred to the committee on legislative
department motions made by Mr.. Flood
to rcscind the action regarding the
methods and the terms of Senator'S.
The body declined to adjourn Monday
in honor of Gen. Lees birthday.
The consideration of the report of the
committee on prisons and public insti-
tutionS was completed, and the report
OF the committee on executive depart
ment was taken up. The feature of the
session was the abolition Of the office of
public printing, it being merged into
that of Secretary Of Commonwealth,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
SECRECY is OBSERVED
Steering Committee to Report to Full
Democratic Caucus.
HOUSE TRANoACTS ROU TIkE BUSINESS
The Bill A~ppropria'irg $4,000 For Govern
ment Exhibit at Charleston is Passed.
Root Urges Sale Of the Friars'
Lands in Philippin S.
\CBy the Associated Press.)
Lands in PhiliDpin S.

Washington. Jan. 1S.-The House of
Representatives was in session less than
an hour today. only routine business
transacted. the most important fea-
ture of which was the reporting by Mr..
cannon, chairman of the committee on
appropriation. of the Urgent Deficiency
Bill. The bill Will be called UP for CON
sideration next Monday.
The Senate amendments to the House
biz appropriating $50, 600 for a govern
ment exhibit and floor space at the Char
lesion Exposition was agreed to and the
bill passed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
The Cotton Seed Manufacture.
(Rv the Associated Pressl

Washington, Jan. S.-The report on
cotton seed manufacture in 1900 shows
that there We're 357 establishments en-
gaged in the extraction of cotton seed
oil in the United States. using 2.479. 1856
tons Of cotton seed, costing SIS. So. sic.
an average cost of $11.55 per ton. The
total value Of the products was $42.411.-
So. The quantity crushed was % per
cent of that produced. The latter ag-
Grcgated 1865. $40 tons. valued at $54.-
343,6E, and the former 2,479. 1886 tons.
costing at the mills $2S. So. SIS. The
available and the actual value of the
crude manufactured products are $50
31.3I and $42.411, $50 respectively. The
estimated value Of the lint cotton pro-
dUced during tho census year is $33S.-
S36,321. The combined value of the liz
and seed produced is $685.. fS2. 39S. and
the value of the entire cotton crop. in
Guiding the value Of the available crude
manufactured products from the seed
$tl3,2tS.296. The quantity by tons and
cost Of cotton seed crushed and quantity
and total value Of products by States
follows:
Alabama. cotton seed IT,, O93 tons. cost
H2,pl9,oS9, products $2.952.25.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
UP, SPORTS!
Gamblers Robbed by Men
Who Claimed to Have
Been FIeeCed
lBy the Associated Press

Omaha, Neb.. Jan. 1s.-Two robbers
over the saloon Of Cliff Cole, at -Four
1eenth and Douglass streets early today
ard secured the cash box and $500 il
money from the customers of the place.
They were captured ten minutes later.
however, by a squad Of policemen and
locked up. They gave The names Of
Frank Williams and Frank Jones.
The robbery was a bold one, having
taken place in the heart of the city.
Neither OF the men was masked. They
drew Tcyolver5 and ordered the men in
the room TO hold up their hands. After
securing their money and the cash box,
they rushed down stairs into Douglass
street where a policeman gave chase,
firing several shots. a call was turned
into The police station and wagon load
Of officers rushe to the scene. one of
the robbers ran out Of an alley and into
tie arms of Il policeman aud the other
was found IN a hallway.
At shc station both men admitted their
identity and said they had lost their
money in The place and that they thought
their game was as fair as that Of th"
gambling house. All Of the stolen mcneE
was found on the men. the cash lnz
having boon emptied aud its conte#5s
thrown into the street. The mca go
strangers in Omaha. Tho police ar ~
they are the men who q week ago lel3
I'D a Kansas City pool room and escaped
with $500. They are said 10 answer
the description given by the Kansas CITY
police, With whom the local authorities
NH communicate
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
he DIED EOR HIS HONOR.
Shot in a Duel by the Lothario Who Wrecket
His Home.
lBv Tho Associat.l Pros.

Hanover. Prussia. Jan l>-Herr y-u
Pennegsen. Laudrath. or Hanover. .a
son OF the noted politician Rudolph E.a
Bennegsen, died during the night aa th
result Of a bullet wound in the Drtu
sustained in a duel fought THURSDAY
last with Herr FaIkenhagen, a tenant n
the Royal estate near Syringe.
The duel was the outcome OF the len
timacy of Herr F~alkenhaEcn with Tra#
o Rennegsen.- The club 20 which Herr
Won ~Bcnnegsen belonged informed him e.
the stories in circulation ON MoudaE
Frau Won ~Bennegsen visited Hanover AMI
returned to Syringe in the evening ae-
companied by Herr FalkenhaEeu. THE
next morning Herr Won Bennegsen or
dercd his wife to leave his house ans
then challenged Herr Falkenhagen The
conditions Of the duel were three ouuas
With pistols at ten PAGES. Herr Won Ben
ucgsen. who is short-sightcd. was sho.
III the first ound. His brother witnessed
The duel.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
.rk.rsas 100. o51 tons: cost 81, 245. 10:

Arkansas. 19o,O51 tons; cost s2,245,71o;
products $3.1SS.S12.
Georgia. 271.s&3 tons; cost $s,246,s14;
products S4,7S7, 100.
Indian Territory, &c, 415 tons; cost $2s'
49,: products %46,VtH.
Louisiana, 25e.s>3 tons; cost S2,S55,' 90.
products $4,397. S91.
Mississippi, 394,76S tons; cost $4,577.-
9a5. products $6.611 OBJ.
NORTH CAROLINA. 10. $50 tons,
sost $1.3l3.663: products 1,SH0,0l5.
Oklahoma. 26.425 tons; cost ST. 90.
products $410.o63.
south Carolina. 156.642 tons; cost 81
1S6.40S. products S3,043.547.
tennessee, 16S. 3o7 tons: cost $1,S4S,S $50;
products $2.757.03S.
Texas. So. SOL tons; cost $7,560,661:
products $11.519,G56.
All other states. 1871 tons; cost $25f :
%; products $~37S,&50.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
Sharkey and Maher Discharged.
by the Associated Press.1

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. 1S.-rcter
Maher and Tom Sharkcv, who were
arrested yesterday at the instance, it is
alleged. Of the law and order society.
ana held in $5,0e0 bail TO keep the peace.
appeared 1T the magistrates office this
morning and were discharged. James II.
McFafland, the promoter of last nights
boHt, who was also under bond, was re
leased. The magistrate Announced that
as the men had not committed any overt
act which might be construed as a viola
ton Of the statute prohibiting prize fight
ing, there was no complaint against
them,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
THESE WILL SEE THE PRINCE.
People Of New York, Washington, Niagara
Falls and Chicago.
tBy the Associated Press

Washington, Jan. S.-Thc committee
charged with the arrangements for the
reception and entertainments Of Prince
Henry today decided that ii would be i'm
possible TO WELD to tho requests Of many
cities TO have the Prime visit them. It
is likeIy besides New York. Washington
and Niagara Falls the journey viii in
ciudc Chicago only Of the large cities.
1t also was decided, owing to the tide,
TO have the launch occur on the original
date. February -. This will necessi-
tate tNo trips on the part Of the Prince
between New York and Washington.
The Prince Will come TO Washington
from New York, arriving here on the
morairg of the 24th. He viii DO met at
The station by a handsome military es-
cott and conveyed TO tho German En-
lassy. He will next visit tho President
at the White House and the President
will return his ell at the German En-
bassy. Some tine Monday evening the
Presidential party ana the Prince viii
leave Washington TOR New York and they
viii see III" launch at half past ten
Tuesday morning.
This plan involves a return to Wash
ington and il is likely that on tho 18th
the Prince viii be entertained at dinner
al tha White House. On the 27th. he is
TO be one Of tho company present at
the Capitol when Secretary Hay delivers
the Mckinley Memorial address to Con-
lress. After a few social exchanges mo
Prince, n charge Or tho Reception com
nitfce "Hl start CT . short four wind
ing np af Now York iii tinc to -ail 81
III" Columbia on March s for Germany.
It is part Of tho plan to haze the on
t"rtainm"nt afforded the Prince thor
cughly national IN character. and the
PARTICIPANTS shall net b" limited to any
one strain OF blood. or race. ono means
OF attaining this result viii hc 10 max
tic reception as formal as posslbl" 50 that
i VII be drawn upon official lines and
mere VIII be : considerable appearance
OF the military element where feasible.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
Morgan Not in This Deal.


New York. Jan. ia rrprTs,Ht.r.
Of J =. Morgan X co. today denied -
Mr.. Morgan was organizing a gr.
steamship company 70 absorb the Amer
can. Ieyland. White star n Caa
lines. lie said
There is nothing to it. The ua
thing Is Just so much talk. That's .
sum and substance Of il all
The stats ZeitunE today publis1..
cahlegram from Berlin ~ayin1 THAT II
directors general OF the North CORN.
Lloyd and Hamburg-Amerfcan steam b
companies would come ia the Ia.t
states together in February.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
Urgent Deficiency Pill Reported.
the Associated Press,

Washington, Jan. 1S-Thc urgent acfc-
lency appropriation bill was completed
ny the Appropriation committee TO-DAY
and reported TO the House. 1t carries
Slb,.oi,ff5 distributed among tho differ
eht departments. The naval items in
ciuGe S3,oo". "no for drmor on shin, now
ha"F construction. The bill contains an
i'ei1 o. N',lpo,eop Tor The aymen OF re
tat"S on tobacco manufacturers as pro-
'iIt1 ~ the Wdr Revenue reduction act
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21

Torrego tax on fertilizer.... 67,9S8.24
water. lighting and sewer
property tax, general =. 1,S5Z.l6
Water lighting and
property tax, pensions ;. 34o9H
Weights and measures 1895
Balance Board of Educa-
ton from fiscal year end
inc November 90. 1900. 23,219.5o
Receipts Board Of E1uca-
ton for fiscal year ending
~cyamrer 40 1897 17,62010
Balance from fiscal year end
ing November %. 1900. 1o1.l13.22
Total recent 1,74l,G59.30
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
Substitute Philippine Tariff Bill.
by the Associated Press.D

=. - NENJITITNI MOSS.
Washington, Jan. 1S.-Thc Democratic
members Of the Senate Committee on
the Philippines were III consultation for
several hours today over their p1onosea
substitute proposition for the PhiIinrine
tdrlff bill. They arc agreed on al Inc 49,
sentlai features Of their position. In
general they say they will Recommend
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21

giving the F~ilipsros their indelemd.
but III thc meantime providing for f.
trade between The United States AMI .
Philippine archipelago such as us w
tanned between the United States e~..
AID other territories
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21

ID Ca1ciEn nic-
Statement OF Genefal ana opeclnc DlS-
burseLaents, from DeceAhoer ! i'''' -
November 90, i'0l' W.
purposes pau cooo,,
Agricultural Dep' 1'n ' co 10
Agricultural 0ocIetleS - ''co''4,
Auditor Depaitmeht ~ '4
Board OF internal Improve
mems GA an
Board Of Public Charitles... S2o.ao
bureau u llllNIsi 900 . =
bureau OF LABOR anu : 81
Capitol square '..-. 'oi.o'
commission 70 lHNe0t45ot'
Treasury '.'.'. ' "oo''-
Contingencies '.-. - ''Doo'a,
Convict account 4'Z9S.91
corporation TAX ftIuhoeu =" -
Court OF Impeachment - ''oo".9o
dangerous insane f'0o.00
department. Oh fuolIc lh9liu' o
tIon 800. ''I'''0o
Disabled soldlefS' appto-
priatlon to ,dao.oo
Escaped conVlcts I.ooo'of
Executive department 49,. ''o9loo
Fuel, lights and Water.-...... "'o''.eo
Fayetteville Light Infantry. loo.oo
Fugitives from jusuce....-.. 2'o49.-o
General Assembly 'o'oll'''
G~qverhor's Mansion ana
Grounds ......,.... 80. o''oo.tf
Guilford Battle Ground.....- ooo.oo
INDECENT pupils .....-....-.. 2,ll"O5
Insurance Department -. 5~,IZl.oo
Interest on ! per cent State
debt. consolidated bonds. l36,l'l.oo
Interest on / per cent states
Prison old debt bonds...... 4,4fo.oo
Interest on 1 per cent States
Prison farm bonds -. 2,400.Vo
Interest on 6 per cent State
debt. construction bonds.... 163,3S0.00
Judiciary .....,.... .......... b2,Sb9.44
Laborer's pay roll ............ ~6,S13.S9
Legal services and expenses. 11,S33.94
Legislative Examining Com
mittee $3.50
Legislative Investigating com
mittee GS99) ............... 40
MOOre'S Greek battle ground. 10000
Normal schools .............. 16. 250. 90
\. C. A. q NJ. College. colored. 1S,250.0 90
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
STATES REVENUE
AND ITS EXPENSES
'he Surplus of Last Year
Was S53, $1,000.
RECEIPTS Sl,744,o5e.3o
White There ~as Spent For All Pur-
poses 81, 800, 872.73
FROM DECEMBER +, 1909 10 NOV. 80, 1901
The State Treasurer Yesterday Issued a Full
Statement Showing Our Financial
Standing and the Cbiga-
fi0ns Met.

Standing and the Cbiga-
lions Met.
The revenues of the State of North
Carolina and how the money, which came
into the Treasury was spent, must be
interesting reading to the people who
pay the taxes.
Yesterday State Treasurer B. R. Lacy
issued the following statement, showing
that the receipts were $1,744,659.3o, the
expenses 81, $50, 872. 73, the surplus being
s53, 7S6. Sc.
The statement in full is as follows:
Statement of General and Specific Re
ceipts from December l, 1900 to No
vember 80. 1901. and the Sources from
which they ere received.
Additional State Taxes.......$ 1,223.1S
Alexander county bOnds...... l,00o.oO
Banks. license tax on......... 2,904.S3
Banks. tax on stock in, gen.
eral purposes .............. 12.63o.31
Banks tax on stock in for
pensions 2,405.72
Building and Loan Associa-
tions, tax on stock in, gen
eral purposes 1,26S.I 6
n., oo ,ceocia
.;aaa ~ ~ e+ooL in
941 Is
Contingencies. refunded ...... 1855
cornoration nronertv tax gem
oral nurnoses 500. sc
Corporation property tax,
no,Sions 1888
Corporation tax, State De
partment 4,551.00
Carnor.ton +ax Treasury
Denartment . 100000
disabled soldiers annronria-
tion 10 refunded 1870. 90
Exnross Comnanies, proper
w tax General nuroosos 3qSn
E.ot. Con,nonias nronortv
r.. .oa.ionr = 60
rvnraof Comnan+ae , ner
cont tav on cross oarn-
ings 1880
roos froa, Corncr,+ion cow
miseion ia 90
Eaos FROM Insnranco na-
nar+ment o 5e1 "a
raas fron, rvoc,tiva nanart-
maa 11-ao on
H., s,o. o+ Do to1z
,ooc From, ,Troo =, nonort-
mont ose oo
General ASSEMBLY refunded. 80, 90
Inbori+apco tax 93- a.
Indiaan+ ouniis 511oS1
1.+anort aaaa.;4 anl .aah
i,a. - oo
interest Oh . per GEM Con
solldated deDt' refunded 49,. 2too
Ina,n ComL' l
at -. 90
-
Ioaa1 "In - ~
'' "a" VNP' -
S.'N "-I'.
'''00
W. ooo
~ ~ 0'
a1a n,9' ,oo,-
~ i'i9''i'
- 6 Mo ,--oo o
~ .N
n ,of,o1 o..
" - rxIHm1a if
.Ioa:a;-.
n o paf1road ai.i. ooo oo
l'I'ehu''' I'''o19-Vo
Dnmh aarnines ,,,, 40
paoaa :" flaI'oo
anu 'a'oo
- 'n'l"7 Ieluu'eu $500 o'oo
.i,Iiese toA on i'llio""S''' iV'o""'-'
piopSi' '"A' 6S"-
RaiIroad nroncrtv tax non -''''''i
aiass pi0p' '"N' pen
pofDnd 81 not -c'c,"'o"
poe+ar [au+h Gnaon- 49, A''
ooI "'p7 a
ca 4|-'
-
i--i''
sea- TAX, state Department.. $500
VIZ iidcllh1 IlcehSeS. @,24o.9O
II CoAdi'iSSloh. S,25o.3o
oheteie -NoIlh tdfOllnd ReSl-
ineh'0 vi CohIeuefate SOL
NielS' 7die OIL ......... 233.I0
@Sepln6 Cof COMPANIES prop
CRU 'dA' general purposes 3Sl.62
'ieepihs Gar oohp7hleS' prop
'S '"N pri9ion7 'Z.oo
o'a'e ana Colonial records,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21
$1,14i,659.30
DISBURSEMENTS

Statement of General and Specific Dis
bursar9cnts. from December j. 1900. to
November 80. 1901, showing for what
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21

hlel, Jan. l6-The ROYAL Yacht Hohen
zoiiern sailed for New York at $50 this
Saturday morning.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-01-21

The statement in full is as follows:
Statement of General and Specific Re
ceipts from December /, 1900 to No
vember 80. 1901. and the Sources from
u-i,ich thnr nnn rncaiNp6
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
e. a. g TE q Ia TA..
eao-. ~. - The Kind You Have AIT8S paggs
'iEnst''' &<9ZzZz<4x
CITY IN BRIEF.

Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dro-
wartzl1y, q boy.
W. R. Maxwell of Cheney is in the
city on business.
Mrs J. \. Richardson is visiting rela-
tives in Attica for a few days.
Mrs. \. d. Jones has gone TO southern
Arizona TO spend the winter.
ATr. Hanning OF Woodward, Q. T.. was
visiting friends here yesterday.
Harry Ditch and wife of Garden Plain
were buying goods here yesterday.
George Norris. a merchant of Valley
Center, was in the city yesterday.
w T. Wood. county clerk of Sumner
county. was in the city last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher spent a few
hours lie the city yesterday shopping.
Miss Jessie Simons left last night for
Valley Center. where, she viii visit few
days
sam Gibbons left last night for Willow
Springs. Miss, to spend holidays with
his parents.
The Knights of Pythias are invited 70
attend the funeral of J. r. Hayden this
afternoon at O'Clock
Robert Crippen Of the Crippen Drug
company of Arlington called on friends
in the city yesterday.
Math Houston of Blandensville. H.. was
here yesterday looking after his farm
ing interests near here.
John RemsbUrg of Leavenworth stopped
of on his way south few hours yester-
day and visited friends here.
Miss Name Hinckley returned to the
city yesterday. after a visit of a month
with friends at Belle PLANE
Mrs. c. Y. Critchheld. wife Of the chief
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
TO ORGANIZE
A BOARD OF
AGRICULT LTURE
Governor Ferguson Issues
Call for Purpose.
MEETING ON DECEMBER is
To be Held at Guthrie at Two
O'clock,
MEETING ON DECEMBER IS

Guthrie o. T.. Nov. 19.-Governo- Fer
guson today issued the following can for
the organization Of a territorial board
of agriculture:
In compliance with Section /, CHAPTER
?. Session Laws Of Oklahoma OF 1901,
a meeting OF delegates to be selected by
the regularly organized and chartered
county farmers Institutes is hereby
called to meet in the city Of Cuthrit,
territory Of Oklahoma, at o'clock p.
n, on the 18th day Of December, 1902
to organize a territorial board of agri-
culture, ana to transact any otner busi-
ness that might legally come before the
meeting.
Done at the city of Guthrie, territory
of Oklahoma, this 18th day Of Noyem-
Der, 1902 T. p. FERGUSON,
Governor Of Oklahoma Territory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
Al FIRST GLANCE
1t Would Appear That Local Remedies
Would Be Best for Cure OF Catarrh.

1t Would Appear That Local Remedies
Woule Be Best for Cure OF Catarrh.
II would seem at first glance that
catarrh being q disease Of the mucous
membrane. that salves. sprays etc.
being applied directly TO the membranes
Of the nose and throat, would be the
most rational treatment but this has been
rroren not 10 be true.
The mucous membrane is made and
epafred from the blood and oatarrh IS q
blood disease and any remedy to make
a permanent cure must act on the blood,
and when The blood IS purified from ca
tarrhal poison. the secretIons from the
mucous membrane will become natural
end healthy
In This climate thousands Of people
seem scarcely ever free from some fora
OF oatarrb. ii gets better AZ times but
each winter becomes gradually deeper
seated anl after tine the sufferer re-
signs himself 70 it as a necessary evil
Catarrh cures are almost as numerous
as catarrh sufferers. bat are nearly all
Sc fnoouvenIent and freGec;fve IS % Ten-
der their use q nuisance nearly as annoy
ing as cataFrh itself. anyone who has
used douches. sprays and powders VII
bear witness 10 their inccn~enience ard
failure n really cure.
There are q number q excellent inter
RAJ remedies faT c1tarrh but probably
the best and certainly the safest Is new
r,me6y composed of red gum. blood
root and similar autiseptic remedies and
other vaIuablc cstaTrh snecihcs.
-rrf- ~e--e.1s- fe IN rar-rr FORM r5rae-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20

such policy had proved Impractical. con
cluded 20 make settlement in fun with
all lessees who had used timber for any
purpose or who had wasted the timber
of the estate. and credit the amount so
received 10 the fund 10 which the land
belonged as additional rentals. on account
Of waste committed and sale OF improve
ments.
Statehood.
The lcssees themselves. IA view of The
provisions Of the enabling act noW before
congress. are very anxious % be ahles
10 say that all improvements on the re-
served lands belong 70 tnem. and IN nay
contact with lessees. ] End that they
almost invariably edmit that the policy
Of tho board is wise and proper in that
they are protected and mat means fs
provided by which % own the improve
mcnts rather than 20 be compelled 20
contend with the territory for such im-
provements made from timber taken
from the land; they are also relieved 70
know that method has been provlaed
whereby waste land can he put under clll-
tvation and made produetivs
Permits Obtained BY Board.
u must te borne 10 mind that fhe board
grants no privileges for cutting timber
but simply grants The privilege n put
ting the land under cultivation. that the
board does net charge directly Ter the
cutting ~ timber but does receive for
the various funds ~ additional rentals.
ar amount calculated - fhe waste - TIE
estate.
While ;he board souid rot disregard
the law prohibiting the cutting - .lrnher
On government reserve lands bplug
charged with che rentsl ard superqi-son
% these ian1s. q must seem proper ffat
81 would have fhe rower % a8art gu~h
measures a. VII bring fhe lands -
state ~ pr1ductieeasss. aud a. the board
f. responsible 20 The secretary - ths in-
terler therefore IL nsYSt nold its i.ssses
How Permits Car be Obtained.
- fpiieuirs manner zas ~onciuss8
vpos as RE proper netho6 - ha-eHas
-rd controlling tae clearing ard rsffsrs-
tl0n ~ 'here lands.
Fsrsf 30 pe~rnlasion would bs sranfss
.a a-y way r. rieaT asy ianas reafea for
rrazlrg prrfafs orif
ser1rf-%o application wou'd - con-
eere1 - -learlrE cry Dcn-finab'e faaf
nlr isnf co1f alaE fsi1zhfs zain8t fir-
bs- a- other E-5Tts ~ heavy tsr.h~r. sn6
.essees cstiius timber psorisevens,g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-20
clerk in The Frisco freight Office. is

clerk in the Frisco freight Office, is
dangerously i'll with appendicitis
P. =, Clark received telegram yes
teTday calling him to the bedside of his
mother. who is dangerously i'll at Sloan
Springs, Ark. He left over the Missouri
acidc
George Glenn leaves this city tonight
for different points in Iowa. The OBJ
ject OF his visit is TO induce Iowa peO-
pie TO visit this county for IRE purpose
O. Investment and settlement.
Colonel 0. c. French of Temple, Co
manche county, Oklahoma. was in the
city yesterday visiting with his nephew,
4. c. Jobes. Colonel French IS one Of
the men prominent in Oklahoma affairs.
Joe and Mrs. Money were in the divorce
court yesterday and after a great many
stpuiatiOns and agreements and amend
ments IN petitions succeeded in going
back TO the condition OF single blessed