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The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07
Weeder attachment for cuItlvators-

Weeder attachment for cuItivators-
may work equally well when the cul-
tivator is moving in either direction,
1t is mounted on a swinging arm. con-
trolled by a crank within easy reach
of the driver. BY giving the crank a
half turn in either direction the rake
is lifted from one side OF the cul-
tivator to the other, or can be elevat-
ed to drop a load of weeds at any
desired point in the field. Edwin p.
Clapp of North Rush, Pa. is the in
ventor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07
Labor Saver for Farmers.

The farmer of to-day must have his
iaborsaving appliances Just as much
az the workingman of any other class.
and. really, there seems to be greater
need of machinery on the farm than
in nnv nthar field. as the manual labor
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07
Peculiar Snow.

A peculiar snow observed on Mont
Maiet in the Alps has been reported
by NJ. A. Burns. It is called eau
casian snow" and is very porous, with
grains reaching an eighth of an inch
in size The slight adhesion Of these
grains gives great liability to ga
lanches.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07
Strengthens muscles Of abdomen.

Strengthens muscles Of abdomen.
muscles would cause Injurious effect
instead of benefit. The special ten
dency of this form OF exercise would
be to dissipate the surplus flesh OF
the abdomen. as well as increasing
the muscular power thus tightening
the load to be carried. also.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

A proposed bazaar rattle during the
coronation OF the King of England
has been forbidden by the police OF
London. Evidently gambling on the
kings life has given the English
people quite enough of this sort .oi
speculation" for q while.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

A Pittsburg man killed himself be-
cause his wife left him. II every man
whose wife left him took It as serious
ly as that this would be a terrible
month for fatalities.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

The ball which hit a Dallas man in
the stomach and killed him was not
a highball. When highball hits
Texan in the stomach he Immediately
begins to live.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07
cirnr.tt.. for sub.er,b.r..

Ell Pals, which is pushing paper of
Buenos Ayres, offers to give every sub
scriber for three months an equal
value in cigarettes, SO that the CUSTOM
er gets IS worth OF news and tobacco
each for the one price.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

Joseph Chamberlain's accident must
be considered something of stroke OF
luck. for he has also had bulletins is
sued by the doctors.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

Much as we boast of our rapid
advancement. we have not discovered
as yet any means whereby the boat
rocker can be rocked out before he
rocks the boat.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

It's too bad that SO many people
will never have a chance now to see
the Campanile. The canals and sew
erai other landmarks--if an Irish bull
may be permitted here-are still in
place, however.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

As pilots arc reported to have seen
a 300-foot sea serpent on Cranberry
Head. G. b.. Just as j. ]. Hills yacht
was entering the harbor. 1t is possible
the sailors were frightened by the
grent American octopus.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

J. Pierpont Morgan says the kaiser
ia great man. The latter should
get the testimonial framed to hang on
his wall that he may proudly point
II out to visiting monarchs.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

This "epigram" is found in one of
the new books: "There's no friend
in this world like $40 bill" What's
the matter with a $50?
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

They tried to give the impassive
Kitchener a warm welcome in London.
nit II was like trying to melt an Ice
berg with a parlor match.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

The whistling of Schumann's "Trau-
mereig and THE Mocking Bird" by n
young woman in New York church
once more invites attention to the
fact that some churches are crowding
the vaudeville shows trine hard Just
now.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

Do we see in the increasing number
OF train robberies an indication that
the days OF the wild and woolly west
are returning?
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

Peary is ready to come back. He
hasn't found the north pole. but he
has enough material for new lecture
and another book.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

Lillian Russell has been arrested for
fast driving In an automobile. Does
the poor. overworked press agent get
no vacation?
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

When airshIps are perfected they
wfll do a grent business on the Fourth
of July with old ladies' who love
quiet.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

A Chicago school teacher has sued
a real estate dealer for $4,000 dam
ages for an alleged attempt to kiss
her. Great Scottl What would the
figure have been had the man sue
ceeded?
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

]. Pierpont Morgan's denunciation
of the American game of poker shows
the demoralizing influence of his asso-
clation with the crowned heads of
Europe. He may be expected to laud
baccarat In his next cabled interview.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

The petrifed remains of Noah's
ship have been uncovered In Alaska
1t must have been a cold day when
the great navigator landed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

China appears to need Minister WI
in her business, but his recall savori
Of an unfriendly act to us.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

A government bulletin announces
that the United States uses 1892. .000.-
900 pins every year. What becomes
Of them?
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

France has an ultimatum in pickle
for Turkey. Hope 1t will keep until
Thanksgiving. or at least until after
the hot weather.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

Lord Salisbury has refused q duke
dom. How that man must be pitiet
BY william Waldorf Astor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

Automobile scorchers won't be com
pletely happy until their machines are
equipped with torpedo tubes
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

The czar is going in for reform and
the Cossacks will be given more tar
get practice.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

The packers keep on consolidating.
But let the vegetarians refrain from
merrymaking. The first thing they
know there will be lettuce and turnip
trusts.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

On a western race track there is a
horse named Crime. Is 1t not almost
= crime to run him?
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07

A man who nights for freedom and
wins iB a patriot; II he fights and
loses. he is a pig-headed old imbeciie.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07
Elbsrt GoJnty Tribune
>. Z. POPE. Editor ana Publisher.
ELBERT. COLORADO.

All royal roads now seem to include
run through America.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07
A,..aratus to brush pests from cattIe.

trap from which the files cannot
escape, and in which they are des-
troyed by the cattle tender. The IL
lustration shows the shed complete.
with COW in the act of entering,
and also presents view of the inner
end Of the shed, with the brushes in
position to do their work.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-08-07
3 r X Y Y X X x X X X X x II II X X x X X y; X Y
A WARRIOR BOLD.
By ST. GEORGE KATHBoRNE.

Minions.' 'The Spiders Web" Miss
Caprice,' ..Dr Jacks Widow" Etc, Etc
Copyright by andsm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01

II YOU feel all played out you should
take Hood s Sarsaparills. 1t never dis
appoints.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01

IN NORMAL
DISPUTE MADE
Attorneys for Granite Declare
That Weatherford
is NOT IN TERRITORY
In Which Proposed School
Was to be Located.

Guthrie, o. T. Jan. S1.-The arguments
in the mnchrtalked-os Southwestern Nor
NAL case were made yesterday before
Judge 3. z Burwell in Oklahoma city.
The arguments We're completed and the
case was presented in briefs today
The case is to determine whether the
board 10 select a site for the Southwest
ern Normal school appointed by Governor
Jenkins later had the. proper authority
to select the site for the school. The
Barnes committee selected Weatherfora
and the jenkins committee selectd Gran
tie.
The attorneys In the case for the Jen-
kins committee are Judge Green Of Guth-
RE, Judge Thacker of Mangum. Judge
Van Dyke. of Granite and Judge Douglas
of Oklahoma City. The attornevs for
the Barnes committee are Judge W. D
Cardwell of Weatherford. Judge Lowry Of
Perry, John ". SharteI, Howard and
Ames and w. r. Taylor Of this CITY.
One of the principal points made in
the case by the attorneys for the com
mittee which chose Granite for the site of
the school was that Weatherford is not
In the southwest part OF the territory.
and. therefore. even conceding that the
committee had the proper authority. II
would be exceeding its jurisdiction in
choosing town that does not lie within
the territory where the school is TO be
located
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01

as the guards would probably kill sew
eral. But the others might easily 1naka
their escape. II was the evident purpose
to tear down this railing Along one side
of the big jail there are rows of hunks
Scantiings arc & part of these hunks
The rioters Monday night mad armed
themselves with pieces Of 6x6 scantlings
They had also fllea their socks wiki Gin
ders, making deadly hludgeons. they
were loaded FOR business.
Jailer Wilkinson and the guards saw
that pacific measures were no longer ade-
quate ana they fired on the escaping con-
victs. Nicholas Woodbridge, an Indian
charged with the murder OF Sheriff Sur
ratt at Whitefeld about a year ago. was
wounded in the leg. Charles Garter. re-
cenuy arrested for disposiug of iutoxi-
eating liquor. also got within range OF
the guns of the guards and got Il bad
wound in his leg. lie IS the more seri-
ously hurt Of the two
As soon as the guards fred the rioters
Gained down wonderfully. They became
as lamb-lil1e rs the primary class at sun
day school and the officials had no great
difficulty in securing them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
TRATY READY AT LAST
Caves Commission VIII Forward Doc
ument to Washington.

South McAlester. l. r, Jan. Silt is
expected that within the next few hours,
POSSIBLY today the treaty prepared and
agreed upon by the Dawes commission
and the representatives, of the Choctaw
ind Chickasaw nations Will be forwarded
10 the secretary OF the interior for ap-
Isroval. says today's Capital.
The Dawes commission is today making
the final draft of the document. The
agreement between the commission and
the Indians was reached without any
great trouble. Like the preparation Of
any document where great number
nre involved. there were several issues
osircd by each side that were finally
amended or stricken out without any
prolonged discussion.
Tho serious illness OF Chairman Bixby
of the Dawes commission has delayed
the submission of the treaty to the in
terror department but now that the
chairman is again at his desk, the mat
ter has been brought up with the inten-
tion of making the final draft at once.
II is expected that the treaty VIII be
laadc public in few weeks. as soon as
the secretary and the Indian commits
sioner can agree TO the provisions pre-
sented in the document as formulated by
The two nations and the Dawes commits
sion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
THEY NEED
A ROUSING
C0NVENT TON
TAYLOR of Oklahoma Declares
ihe Primary Method
IMPRACTICAL RIGHT NOW
Believes Democrats Mus
Strut Some Before Republicans

Oklahoma City. o. n. Jan. 3i.-County
Attorney W R. Taylor, who is a can
didate for the congressional nomination
on the Democratic ticket, holds that the
plan Of selecting candidates by the pri-
mary system is impractical.
THE proposition TO hold territorial
primary" said Mr.. Taylor sis both
inopportune and impractical 1t is too
big an enterprise to undertake az this
formative period. when you consider the
fact that there are twenty-four counties
in Oklahoma
II came from Tennessee where pri-
maries are in high favor and 1 Ike the
primary method of conducting nominal
tive elections, as it is. in my humble opin-
ion, the nearest approximation Of the
popular voice, but as has been said by
Hon. Frank Clark Of Shawnee. this is
a time when the Democracy Of Okla
homa must assert itself and come to the
front with ringing Indictment of Re-
publican misrule in the territory. A
declaration-that is, an authoritative one
as coming from the party-would be i'm
possible by holding noninative prima ries.
What is needed this year is n rousing
convention and q declaration OF Dem
oeratic principles and pledge Of better
nent II successful in the campaign that
will make the ringsters in the Republi-
can ranks hunt their holes in sheer ter
ror. There never was better oppor-
tunity for Democratic success and the
party should make no mistake this year
However successful primary elections
have been elsewhere" continued Mr..
Taylor. they have been 4 failure IN this
county, for the reason that the voters
took little interest. Primary elections are
all right. but not this year of all others. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
SUSPECTED
OF ROBBERY
AT BLACKWELL
Wiley and Sterns are Arrested
at Arkansas Ciy.
TAKEN TO NEWMRK, Q. 7.
Are Supposed to be implicated
in Preltyman Affair,
TAKEN TO NEWKlRK, 0. 7.

Arkansas City. Kan, Jan. 3l.-Two men
irving their namcs as Bill Wiley and
Butch Sterns. wore arrested here. charged
with oeirg implicated in the Prettyman
robbery AT Blackwell. last jane The
men were arrested by Policeman George
1tcIntire, and this morning Sheriff Biain,
Of KAY ccunty, took them TO Ne~kirk
ana landed thcm in jail.
Tho robbery occurred last june when
Mr. Prettyaan discovered a burgiar in
his home. lie got up with a shotgun and
iriod to capture the thief. a fight en-
sucd and the -obber got away. bu1 not
until Mr.. Prcttyman had emptied the
contents OF the gun into the rams
shoulder.
No trace OF him could be found after
the shooting until Detective Sutton, of
Wichita, located .hese two men in this
city
They are supposed TO have been on the
outside Of the house watching while the
robbery was being committed.
Wiley is switchman and has been
hanging around the city for several days.
SterRs was employed as a cook at
AVcbb's restaurant
The evidence against the mon IS said to
be, very strong
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
BUTTS MAKES CAPTCRE
Pond Greek Officer Nabs Bud Way.
born at CIaremore

Pond Creek, o. T.. Jan. sl.-Undersher-
If Robinson received a letter this morn
ing from Sheriff Butts. who is at Clare
more, 1. T., conveying the information
that he had captured man named Bud
Neyborn and secured the three horses
which were stolen from the pasture south
OF town some time ago, says the Vidette
The team Of bay mares are the property
of Mr.. Hirsch and the other animal be-
longs 70 man named Neal. The sheriff
requested that Robinson get ont a requi-
sition for Wayborn, but q telegram re-
ceived here at noon today stated that
the papers were not necessary. as the
prisoner would come without them.
Butts stated that he would arrive here
Friday of this week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
SOLICITING IN KANSAS
Man From Ottawa Reservation Il
Building Il Baptist Church.

Ottawa, Kan, Jan. 3l.-EzekieI Nom
kesis, who spent his boyhood here, but
who moved to the Ottawa reservation
in the Indian territory many years ago
is in the city soliciting fgnds for the
First Ottawa BAPTIST church. This church
is located on a tract Of land donated by
the Ottawa tribe of Indiars. Mr.. Non
kesis brings credentials from both the
moderator and clerk, which shows that
ne is authorized tc collect this subscrip-
ton. The Kansas churches have already
donated enough to buy the bell for this
now church. The church is already com
pleted and MIR. Nonkesls hopes to secure
enough funds IN Kansas to pay for the.
lamps and furniture for it. He Will tark
to the people of the First Baptist church
Sunday morning az service.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01

day.
Arthur B. Cohn vas under cross exam
iuation today Cohn was clerk Tor ". H.
Rice and was bis business representative
in Houston. Texas. lie testified yester-
day that he never heard that Patrick had
any business relations with Rice and that
the signature to the wBl Of 1870 was p
forgery Conn said today that be was "a
brother-in-law Of EmauuaI Raphael Of
Houston. Texas. who testified yesterday
and that he went 20 Houston at Raphael 2
Invitation He applied for and obtained
employment from Rice. The witness
said that ne had discussed the case vlth
Captain Baker, but denied that Baker had
influenced him
wm. l. jones brother q the valet.
Charles F. Jones. vas called 20 the Wit
ness stand. lie said he was captain q
schooner trsdiag between Buffalo bayou
and Trinity river. Ia Texas The defense
objected 10 testimony from hirs. 50 70 q
letter written 10 him ~ bis brother or
the ground that thu conspiracy between
the valet and prisoner had not been
shown. The recorder temporarily over
ruled the objection and the prosecution
proceeded 20 examine BIN az - fhe chic
.rof0rrn Re IS alleged 20 have purchased
for his brother.
The defense objected again ard AT
Osborn explained that he had Shown that
Mr. Rice was polsoned and thar the De-
fendant vas IN possession of the frsits ~
the crime The recorder sustaired the
objection
Joe. J. Psstarfci % Houston. vas nof
allowed % testify - 20 q oourersafioa he
had zith Ricc IN $50. and ieft fhs stsns
withouf ee.rs heard
Henry OHCer. nos % afoafreaf aas for
nacfiv general snsnaKrr ~ fne MerTtaHts
and Planters oa Co ~ ro1vf1a. rsHaa.
sald ~ knex air Ries end lhst AR Ries
oznesi 7s per cent ~ fhe corparv The
Questions rst 20 this witness erere for ffs
purroes or esfahllshiar fae proposition
,hat Rire fsss rfsar 60 hls 6eafh irtsn1ee
drsui-g hss uloueg frorn banks ia S~u
York a. meet drafj - BAD asshartzs8
a.. ol company g. tr7U
Recorder COT r1iel thsf TIE sssista-t
district attornsr Rad nef ias7 pr1r~r fguz-
dstiers far tse teztlrronv Mr Osborne
r-neHse3 ~. defect o. tne szfiefaefion r.
the courf an8 sh@ EifresE $50 RS eyre
many rnsde = drse ~ Riee. The drasf
lfssif was rsiiss orr ~ fhs recorder shrr
o~eress n ersfs.rr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
ROSS QUITS HIS JOB
Member of Board of Regents for Nor
nal Schools Resians.

Guthrie, 0 Il, Jan. s1.-It is stated here
today that \. ]. Ross of the Alva Courier.
has rendered his resignation to Cover
nor Ferguson as a member of the board
Of education for normal schools. IT is
said that Mr.. Ross rendered his resigna-
ton TO Governor Ferguson some weeks
ago but that the governor refused to
accept it at that time. 1t is stated that
owing to the statements made by Cover
nor Ferguson some days ago relative to
the Alya Normal matter. that Mr. Ross
win no Iongec be connected with the
board of education. preferring to resign.
rather than continue his. work with that
body
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
WA ONGA VERY BUSINESS LIKE
Money TO fnifIl! ontract with Rock
Island fsaiSed on short Order.

Natcnca. .. T.. Jan. 31.-ConcerEing
the possibilities of tris city getting the
lsock Island road tho Republican says:
The agreement or contract which
corlmittee of citizens of Watonga made
win the Rock Island railroad. thr ugh
its representative. Nr. n. a. Low. TO
Secure the right-of-way through town
and six miles cn each sile of town. and
also suitable grounds for the depot.
finally assumed tangible form IN the
shape of about $500 costs and expenses.
BUt the citizens OF Natonga were equal
1o the emergency. About Sl2O0 had been
paid the company. When the ;ime came
for TIE balance to be paid, a meeting of
oitizers was held and twenty of our
representative property owners sub
scribed 5000 each so that the money is
now on hard ready 20 settle with the
company The citizens who subscribed
This balance Of 5000 will Of course come
on the original guarantors. who are
equally responsible and can each be sued
Tor the entire amount But so ffr as
NFatonga is concerned, she has met her
cnd Of the contract She has dcmonstrat-
Cd that sac can meet business proposi-
;ion in a business way. Her attitude in
this matfer ought to be very satisfactory
To aIi concerned
If you feel all played out you should
take Hood IS Sarsaparills. 1t never dis
appoints.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
TWO CHARTERS ISSUED
Oklahoma City and Blackwell Each
Secure New Firm.

Guthrie. o. r.. Jan. Sl.-Secreta ary
Crimes has issued charters to the okla
homa Hardware company. OF Oklahoma
CITY. TO 10 j wholesale and retail busi-
ness for q term Of twenty years The
ineorporators are Henry c. Armstrong.
Henry +. Knebel and Emil l.. IIirscbl
The capital stock IS Slo0.te9.
To the Blackwell Building and Loan
Association for q term af twenty years,
with capital stock OF S5.c0a The men
interes ted are: George r WlIett, J. ".
Morse I. VI. Fulkerson. Urban, Tracy.
Willard Foster, Elmer Layne. Carroll
Briscce, T. " Butcher. 6. E. Davis, T.
III. ". Mcdonald. c. T. Radford, y. S
Rose. and ". c. Tetrick. all of Blackwell
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01

desired not only she faIles. informatics
concerning the island. Bat any afviC~
that Governor Taft rrighs OFFER cgscsrn-
ing the questions a. issue Gsssruer
raft began by Saying that ~ had rone
to TIRE Philippines IN fhe spring - 1895
and had Vislfed almost All fhc provinces
during tre paHt year re raia that in
all Tie Fuipiro < Christian provinces
there - form ~ civil government.
There ar. fhlrts-foUr - fheao provBcsz
The Moro are friendly. except a fcs hp
aad never been otherwise ftan hostile 81
ihe snani1rss. Evsn these are ao~ tsier
bT,urht oser ~ tho prospect ~ trsas
Il which they are very ford GoiaE hack
70 the beginning ~ ths commissions togs
- tho ISLANDS. Governor raft sale .has it
had only been unsertakcn sffer tile r.
election 90 Presifenr McSi1lsy steH
;hc time seeued sipa for i'a estal.ish-
inent ~ focsl -gvernaasr fr ths isfand-
Dczcriisus fhis tour Sc EsiG ihe eogrEa
vas q present 90 lie 6izsafsrias n tl.s
raTioEs places visited a. ezpiarafien or
IRE provincisl ard mBnlripal acts
Governor Tar, sztd e had r-rn found
.rnpoarfBls 20 psst Flisplnos ov~~ Nerns
They are sgblect - th~sr ratos. ~ efisfs
ard refuas . r-cornize fAe aafao~ils 90
q Fniriao. There us-~ br psid tao sai-
tars. one fn sunfsneo. aaf fh~ ether ia
Jsis group but tse spfts-s o. nst aleafs
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