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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Fur. PARATE >.
-. STATEHOOD
Fight Is Becoming More Ag-
gressive Every Day.
COMMITTEE rs NAMED
An At-Home List of Workers
Is Announced.

Guthrie, O. T., Dec. 5.-The fight for
separate statehood for Oklahoma is daily
becoming more aggressive, and the Re
publican organization in the territory is
strengthening itself in every way possible
to make the fight a winning one if possi-
BILE. Recently, when the Republican mass
meeting was held here for the purpose of
discussing statehood matters sthere was a
committee named for the purpose of Sc
lecting lobby delegation To visit Wash
ington and assist Delegate Mcclure in the
fight for separate statehood.
The names of the lobby delegation were
announced several days ago in the press
Of the country, as follows: Ex-Governops
HsJ SeaysaIid Ss NJ Barnes, iex- Cong r%ss1
man Flynn, Territorial Chairman Cade,
Governor T.. b. Ferguson. Col. Dick 7.
Morgan, Mayor c. p. Lincoln of FL Reno.
Probate Judge CARRIER of Garfield county.
Senator II. E. -Havens, United States At
torney Speed, Editor Frank Greer of
Guthrie, Joseph McNeal of Guthrie.
This committee was announced assthe
working delegation to Washington. The
secretary of the territorial Republican
committee, Vernon Whiting, has been no.
tilted by various Republican committee
men that the following will constitute an
at-home committee. from which shall tie
drawn others, when needed, to assist at
Washington:
From Enid-H. f. Ravens, NJ. c. Gar
Der, J. l.. Ferguson, w. o. Cromwell. Sam
Billings, Frank Frantz John Ingmire,
John McMahan, j. b. Beuchamp, Houston
James, /. G. Conlzling, E. Purcell.
From Oklahoma City--D. r. Flynn.
FROM Guthrie-Horsce Speed, c. NJ.
Barnes.'F II. Greer, j. w. McNeal, John
H Burford, H. Z. Asp, q. c. Guss, o. R.
Fegan. W. III. Merten, Chas. H. Filson, S.
e. Seeley and j. r. Cottingham.
Shawnee. NJ. Cads.
Watonga-T. 3. Ferguson.
Kingfsher-A J. Seay and E. D. Brown
lee.
Ell Reno-D. r. Morgan, Henry Lassen.
Chas p Lincoln. A. j. Jackson. c. 4.
Crum.
Anadarko-R. A. White.
Car1nen-A. II. Geissler.
Pond -Creek-J. II. Decker and T. j.
Hartman.
Lawton-J. L. Hamon, n. E. Sisson, j.
R. Eckles.
Red Rock-John Jensen.
Perkins-John P Hickam.
Pawnee-H. w. Williams.
Roger Mills-J. p. Johnson.
In ADDITION to the above names. which
were furnished by the committeeman, a
general Invitation has been issued, to- all
Republicans to Join the delegation to
Washington.
Ex-Governor c. NJ. Barnes has COM
pleted the arrangements for - a special
train to leave Oklahoma some time in
January, winch WIN accommodate three
hundred people, and the train wiilTcarry
that numbesof statehood rooters for sep
arate statehood to Washington An'of the
plans have been made with the exception
of the fare, round-trip. which will be made
sufficient to pay the Washington expenses
in connection with the fare.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
LIST OF CASUALTIES.
Accidents and Crimes Record During
TWenty-four Hours.

Guthrie. O. r.. Dec. 5.--The following
casualties, accidents and crimes have
been reported in the twin territories for
the past twenty-four hours:
At Oklahoma City Joseph Straka was
found beside the Frisco tracks with a
bad wound In his head. lie is supposed 70
have been struck by passing train and
is in a critical condition
c. Riley, foreman of the east end en-
CINE In The local Choctaw yards at Okla
homa City, had his hand BADLY crushed
while uncoupling some cars.
At II Reno. a tramp called at the house
OF Mr.. Baggs and after receiving some
thing to eat got into an alteration with
the hired man which ended in the tramp
shooting the man in the hand. The
tramp made his escape.
At Hewitt, the gin belonging 70 the
Todd Bros was burned. Loss. ss,Jo0: In
surance. 6. GO.
At Benoyn. the tore OF r. ". Fisher
was burgiarized. and John Holmes. Isom
Holmes and Man walden are under arrest
charged with the work.
At Checotah. W. l.. Payne's bicycle
shop was burned. the IRE being caused
By the explosion OF a gasoline lamp.
Payne was severely burned. and his loss
Is 81 Dpo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
LOST HER MONEY.
Placed Her Purse at Her Side and
Lost IL.


Guthrie, o. T.. Dec. 5.-Mrs. A y: Clark,
treasurer of the Royal Neighbors lodge.
who lives at No. BIZ East Fourth street,
entered the lobby of the postoffice to get a
postoffice order blank which the clerk
handed her and she proceeded to the desk
at the north wall to fiji out the blank
While writing she laid her purse on the
desk at her right near her elbow and
of course her face was partially turned
to the left as she wrote and away from
the purse. When she had filled out the
bank and turned to take the money from
her purse it was gone. She was very nat
urally mucu excited. and notified the clerk
that she had been robbed and he imnle-
diately notified the postmaster. who hur-
rfedly called up the police by phone, but
OF course the thieves had escaped
The money taken was s15.7o, contained
in a black leather chatelaine purse and
the only POSSIBLE clue to the thieves is the
fact that Mrs. Clark noticed man and
woman standing by the desk when she
entered the lobby and the man was scrib-
bling on paper. When the robbery was
discovered these parties were not visible
in the neighborhood.
The man and woman were rather shah
billy dr(nsed, the woman wearing a dark,
half-coat and the man wore dark clothes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Fer A NEW TEACHER
Money Was Quickly Subscribed and
School Will Go on.

Guthrie. o. T, Dec. 5.-if the youngSte =
Of Grand. Day county. do not acquire sn
educa ton IL will not be fhe ;aul, - the
principal Of the school IL that taxa.
The Star says.
Owing 10 the small leFy fer school
purposes the Grand school district IL IN
abb. 20 hire another teacher. The school
- Overlooking with bright toys ard girls
who are eager 70 become great st some
future time. This condition pained Prof.
Rakes and Re gave out the story that Sfe
would resign II conditions we're not al
tered, a. he could not 10 the pupils JUS
tice. and he would naturally lose pre-
tige - a teacher. The board dlsco1rags Il
Mr. Rakes' resignation. apdSsE Last re-
sort he circulated a subscription paper
for - rev teacher. The rnoney was
rzised IN about thirty minutes. and the
new teacher VII take charge Of the trI-
mary c1zzs II few d8ys.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
TO BE HELD THIS WEEK.
Farmers Institute for Pottawat6mie
Is Scheduled.

Guthrie. o. T. Dec. 5.-.rhe farmer ;
institute for Pottawatomie county will
be held at Tecumsed Wednesday and
Thursday. December 3 and 10 4 corn
contest viii be one OF ifs features and
are offered as prizes. Every farmer in
the county is invited to compete.
Territorial Secretary OF Agriculture j.
b. Thoburn will be IN attendance and
wiz tell of the work of the board. white
Prof. c.. NJ. Morris Of the okla homs Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college viii
speak on some subject OF interest c. A..
McNabb of Oklahoma City will also be
present as a representative Of the World $
Fair commission.
The program in fun is as follows:
WEDNESDAY.
1000 a injecting called to order by
President John w. Clark.
1880 a. m.-Address OF welcome by W.
r. Asher. mayor of Tecumseh.
II 100 a. m.-AddTess by c. A McNabb.
OF the Worlds Fair commission: subject.
Our Exhibit at the Worlds Fair
1900 m.-A6journ for dinner
200 D. m.-Address by Pref. o. NJ.
Morris OF Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical college: subject. Small
Fruits
General discussion.
$50 D. m.-Aodress by J. p Thohurn.
secretary OF the Territorial Board of Ag-
riculture; subject. Farmers Institutes
Their Benefits and Advantages" Dis
cussion
THURSDAY.
1000 a. m.-Call 10 order. Address by
Prof. John Fields. directors OF the Agri-
cultural experiment Station. saltwater;
subject. Farmers Sources OF 1nforms-
ton"
100 a. m.-Address by Prof J. ",
Connell. late director of the Texas Ex-
pertinent Station and now manager OF
the Fam ana Ranch" Dallas. Tex.
subject not assigned
1900 m.-Dinner.
200 2. m.-Address by Ewers White
president of the Territorial Board of Az
riculture; subject, Practical Potato Gull
ture"
Discussion.
400 p. m.-General review OF all topics
discussed: questions answered and FIVE
minute speeches from members and visi.
tors on the work of the institute.
500 p. m.-Adjournment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
MASS CONVENTION MID.
Would Organize a aepvbsiezn Clue IN
Day County.

Cufhsse. O =. Uex.- E---A raass saa-
seatsoa ~ss hid az or.us. fhs osssasy
sea; % Dsy eeussy. for ibs pssrpo1~ as
s-ertinx : ssouHfy fs<p4biseas srxsnsza.
tsssz. Hs-stofegs ihs te4spsssfxzz 81 Lay
oogn;T have te-a foaxht sssnx sfh~s
Boss tisza tause Ei8 as~n ~ ths s.1ss.
teal fzrfses- The t5fter STRIFE between
The hsr1Ss~ ard fEs. range foseos kzs
frsze~ NE CO szss< psrzfrssr1rt. ar4 hss
srtsssiv chsrsT~1 party lssssss Efs-.
ever. tk@ sessss % tss IA. lexsssstssr.
ID sszy STA tsls rnfsrtsasis ssrsf..
al ~ss4e there ere tssose zhs .asss5
ssti ea@x = iaax 1zsE-aa ssss4ss. 60 rs%
sgrsfr 81 tie soEsrs IN Day cozs.T f..or
efswirx - - party Ei1.@s
act.nz n sscsrzs>es ~ah ,zss asvs,~
ssss fss EFxssf sssi-st4sszn q sassx =
his t~-n fnesxf, bess ~ i1-pos,sss.,
fsSssers - sSrst 80 osace zss csx4nsx< sss
ffs~ fasssss ssx; fan Eep1ess.4ns s.<s
eerse<rs skst ~lfh = w~s. n~xansre.1
parry sszs - > ssrxaaz oeszszxsesas e-ers
fnsT AZ sssasash - fhe- SKA .s--sss-
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soFssy list fsf. ~ bssSrs - tk1t an.
great isrz< ss ssssse~s 40 as4 ..sarx~.
ers=sy - tk@ T-eFsssscsn sese sr.s ~,
ssrs1xfsez Ese party tar~ex%1-. sas
essatg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

as president IN lspk Outside }IiisS prsn,-
airy object of the organization the club
win not, according &c resolution pass
ed. endorse anyone for office.
The meeting was held in the citizensip
court room DR.. J. A. Sterrett was
chosen temporary chairman and p. s.
Newcombe temporary secretary.
The following committees were APP
pointed: Resolutions-A. L. Thomas. 3.
r. Robinson. E. +. Cain. Constitution
and by-laws-J. a. Sterrett. ". F. Nc
gill. ]. b Cassada. NJ. W. wixon-
The petition had not been generally
circulated and ordinary publicity had not
been given the movement. which appears
a worthy one on its face Consequently
there viii be a great many enthusiastic
Roosevelt men who will not have the
privilege OF being enrolled among the
charter members
A meeting will be held at the Citizen
ship court room on Monday night 10 per-
feet the organization
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

he was sabsent from honfe-
Ferguson promptly wired back an affirm
alive answer, and when the snewSgovefs
nor arrived home, he found his grip
packed, and all arrangements made for
him to go to Washington He came
home and assumed the duties of the Of
flee, and his administration greatly
pleases his constituents, as his rugged
honesty, and sterling common sense en-
ables him to keep out of ENGAGEMENTS,
and he Is daily growing in popularity
This history covering the fifteen years
of Oklahoma's development, shows that
out of the six governors, Only two
Renfrow and Barnes-have completed
their full term. All are alive and doing
well and the development of the terri
tory has been the greatest in the history
of the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
PRIZE MONEY PAID.
Three Gentlemen Advanced the Cash
20 the Winners.

Guthrie. @ 7. De- There -as pub
ii.hed IN the Daily okiahansa. 81 So-
v~rnter 2 . lard signed sfiliss4Hazri.~
which charged thai the egiy q Guthrie
ID not and sas not yst ralG ihs 80
prize E1onsy. zon - three companies of
the Oklahoma National Ga&r5 drfIsg re
r~csnt ercansTrnenf hers - lsta-ss PARK
of he cklshosn4 Saiipnsi tsszFe fes-
correspondent iorsssS NJ ~ asat'er A<se
yesterday asa aNceFtsinra tat the f5cueT
vas pad On she dr. x 80 Soa ard
became dee. th-es prrrnlrs~nt cttizsrs
MAXIM % IT, g.Irse and fs-gsug 9ser
~ .ss-sr. he REV Gsshr<s S5zEEsor-
s..z1 elrsa azss;7.ss tbs irksef<ssssszs-> zigax
z4tE ~ oshsr aststaus42x issslesz~dnsss.
ard T. rraksnx pfes=FsfseHs rss - z's-s
al oslsxaflosss 7he ehzrxe fi1Ss t1s
ursze rzaasy pas ErTsr sss5. hosessx. IL
s.r.r.s~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
THEY WANT ROOSEVELT.
Indian Territory Republicans Are .
Unit for the President.

Cutrrse. o. 2. De- The ReT1hfi-
ca.- II the Indian territory are zi-soa;
uuansr.ons for thS domination of Pr-si-
cent Roosevelt. ~ The ksDoolscs1 IA
.ioual eonys1tsoz. but ihey are rot slsep-
.nE on they rights. snc are not oT>-
looking any rsa=ts 20 VIA. The sossis
McAisster News tells Il the fo-usisOa
G. 4 Roosevelt e.po II ira; city as fol-
lows:
4 PETITION has 5es- privately eirrsiz;-
q fcr z4zae tine. Tie sls1e-s q ~h-sa
AIRED 20 meet wstnes1zy night % CO
ezusze TIE Seth NcAiestsr f.ooseteS
gs9uhssrza e1s1e 10 zo<k fc- tke -n,nln2-
loz sas c.ecli11 e -seo1s.s Eoo>sss.;
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Residence Burned a, Shawnee.

Shawnee. O. =. Dec. 5.-The tvo-storr
residence OF Daniel Mcclellan Was &C.
stroyed by IRE Friday. with its ooltelts.
TIE family barely escaped Eiih their
lives in the clothing they wore The loss
Is $40. with about yioss Insurance. 4
young giri. asleep in a 'ioser room. vas
taken OF; as the flames reached her bed
\ lamp explosion in the second story
caused The FIRE Tie two-cstoTy hone ot
James skagEs. adjoining MccTelian.s. wzs
- .--.,.-..f -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
ENTER A PROTEST,
Saloon Man Would Have Site Close
to the Border.

Guthrie, o. T., Dec. 5.--As no liquor of
an intoxicating nature can legally be sold
in the Indian territory. it has been the
custom of Oklahoma dispensers OF fntoxi-
cants TO set up shop as near the line as
possible at any place where thereis pros
pect of getting q good trades from the
south twin. SO
Now comes G. L. Elliott who wishes to
establish a wet goods resort. just ON the
oklahoma side, near NARROW, I. T., and
he has got a case before the county COM
missioners of Comanche county, as a
numper of farmers living in the neiehbor-
hood OF the proposed saloon have entered
a vigorous protest -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
NE PLEADED GUILTY.
Dewey County Man Violated the Quar-
antIne Laws.

Guthrie. o. T. Dec 5.-Word was re-
ceived today at the Office of he secretary
OF the territorial board OF agriculture IN
this city. that J. ". wanbie Of Burrah.
Dewey county. who was charged with
violation OF the quarantine laws. had
pseaded guilty and had been assessed ihe
minimum fine Of 800 The notification
came from me prnsecutiag sftorney Ok
Dexev county. wa-n5is Disposed Of sors1e
horses that xsr. afflicted With the CLAM
der a.xer he had been nc;sEed ~ the
territorial veterinarian and ordered 70
KIN then
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
FINE BUNCH OF HORSES.
viii Be Wintered at the Guthrie Driv-
ina Park.

Guthrie. o. T., Dec. 5.-United States
Marshal w D. Fossett returned last
night from business trip TO New York
He purchased for his stock farm. while
in the East, sixteen standred bred horses,
comprising the finest bunch ever brought
to the territory. They were bred at the
celebrated Palo Alto. California breeding
stables and were shipped east. where Mar
shal Fossett secured them. They will be
wintered at the stables OF the Guthrie
Driving park.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
cowpRIcK ASKS OPINION. M
Territorial Board Of Health Wants Le-
uat Advice.

Guthrie. o. T.. Dec. 5.-Attorney Cen
eral Roberts has given an opinion or
great Importance to the territorial board
of health. which also constitutes the ter
ritorial board of examiners of applicants
TO practice medicine in Oklahoma. The
opinion, which was asked by DR.. Cow
drick of Enid, secretary of the board
holds that no authority is given the board
by the statutes to charge such appil-
cants for certificates s25 examination
fee. only the s. application fee being le-
gal. This will cut the funds of the board
very materially.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
IN SUPREME COURT.
Appeal From Canadian County De-
cision Is Taken.

Guthrie, 0. T., Dec. 5.-There was filed
today in the Oklahoma supreme court the
case of the. American Soda Fountain COM
pany of Chicago VS.. the Gerrer Bakery
of Ell Reno, an appeal from the district
court of Canadian county Tn ompany
seeks to recover s1,40o, the purchase price
of a, soda fountain alleged to have bech
sold to the Gerrer COMPANY repre-
scented by Blake & Blake as attorneys.
while George S. Pearl is attorney Tor the
defendant.
Tomorrow is the last day in which ap-
peals to the supreme court may b made
for action at the January term Of court
1t is also the final day that applications
NAV be filed with the supreme coz clerk
for admission to the bar during the jan
uary term of court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Territorial Charters Granted.

Guthrie. q. T. Dec. 5.-Territorial char
tiers were issued today as follows:
The Gushing Lodge, No. s.. l. o o F.
of Gushing. with Ss0ep capintai stock
The incorporators are y II. Sanders. Il.
+. Masters C. /. McIaury. w. II. Scott
and u. \ Coyner.
The East Side Cemetery Of Kansas
School district. Pottawstonie county.
9th S1o0 property owned The incorpor-
Stcrs are Henry Palmer. G.. 7 Gentle.
Prank GiIchrist. John EileTs and w. IL
-St-sd oman.
Notarisl commissions were issued 10
Burton Ccigrove OF Arapaho +. (.
Kiagsbury o. Prague and F. j, Salisbury
q Ava.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
TO LOCATE MERIDIAN.
Government Surveyors Seek to estab-
iish True Boundary Line.

Guthrie. o. T., Dec. 5.-Government sur
veyors are trying TO locate the Tooth me-
ridian in Day county, 50 as TO establish
the true line between Oklahoma and the
state of Texas. 1t is stated that the line,
when exactly located, will have the effect
of placing lot of men who are DOW ne
siding in the state Of Texas across int
Oklahoma, a condition that, If il proves
true. will cause rejoicing in the Demo
cratic camps and a corresponding feeling
q. depression in the Republican ranks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
ceneraIIive Stock AGENT.

Stroud. Q. T. Dec ut is reported7
here today that Cononei -Z2eks MnI-
han. the noted cowman % oklah0sns. Is
10 receive the appointment as general Ike
stock agent for the Rock Island and
Frisco Railroad systems The colonel has
been in the employ OF ire Frisco system
as live stock agent fer the last eight,
wears
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
CUPID is ACTIVE.
Many Weddings, Licenses to Marry
and Announcements ia the List.


Guthrie, o. T., Dec. 5.-Marriages in the
Twin Territories for the past week have
been reported in the territorial press as
follows:
Three marriage licenses were issued at
Guthrie, Thursday. and the peculiar part
of the matter is that all three OF the
brides, while not related, were named Will
Iiams. They were as follows: Dudley
Coburn. of Meridian, and Miss Mary Jane
Williams. of Langston; Charles F. Swan
son and Miss Mary L. Williams, both of
Guthrie; Kice Randall and Miss Bertha
Mary Williams, both Of Enfield.
E. e. cole, OF Mangum. eldest son Of
County Treasurer Cole, went to Claren-
don. Texas, last week where he was
Joined in the holy bonds of matrimony TO
Miss Hattie Tslley of that city. The we'd
ding took place at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. L. A Talley, on
Tuesday. November Il, 1903. at p. m,
Rev. Skinner officiating
James Watkins. of Tecumseh. and Miss
Sallie Owens. of Shawnee, were married
at Shawnee. Friday, Justice W. II. Dodge
tying the nuptial knot.
Cards announced the wedding OF Miss
Cora Jones. formerly OF Cushing. to Mr..
Holbert p. Humble. of Guthrie. The
wedding took place at the home Of the
brides parents at Cleo. Okla, December
aand. at o'clock p. m. Mrs. Humble is
the daughter of Rev. Jones. formerly
pastor Of the VI as. church 1t this place.
- 49,. FIR "a (
TIE Shawnee News repertssthe n n Age
Of Ulysses Jackson Griffith. superintendent
of fhe~rcssools Of that city. 70 Miss Ethel
McNaggten. at Wichita, Kansas
Al Waggoaer. L. T. Wednesday. Mr..
Frank Davis to Miss Bernice Gibbs. Rev.
J. Phipps officiating.
James Lee proprietor 81 the Lee Hotel
az Cushing. stole away UP To Kansas and
deliberately got married. The bride IS
Miss R0sa Burton Of Wellington. Kan
sas They were married by the probate
Judge o. Sumner county on LAST Tuesday.
At Cushing. Thursday. were married
Mr.. James Martin and MIS-. ", ( Ham
ner. both OF Beg-gs l. T. Father Reynolds
officiating a the Wedding Ms Hammer
IS half sister 70 Mrs. Guss LaForge and
has many friends and acquaintance in
this neigh5oraood.
4, Falls Thursday. Miss Maude Eel
tor and Air James Arbuckie were mar
REQ Inc briefs : successful teacher in
-Ihe pubic schools and tire groom a prom
iReRt Young business man.
Mr. James A. Maddy and Mss LOWE
heJgpstn were married al Guthrie
ThsRksgirias. by the ReT- T J. ogie- PAS
Tor CT TIRE chrtsrsxn church taerr- These
are two -geI knovp yoans Enid people
and sh-sr frsenas are DESTROYS OF thelf
welded 10y
At the ess.iesce Il AZ and Mrs : w
Larson. South Main street South Nc
-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Fine Rosters Shippee.

Guthrie. O. 7, Dec. 5.-Tlle following us-
riculturaI item was printed in this week 5
Newkirk Rpublscsn-News-Jours Sew
enteen thoroughbred rrosters ESte been
shipped from the Headlight farm within
the last ten days"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Bank Permi, Issued.

Guthric. .. r. Dec Bank cor1ruis-
s5one- Cooyer has aa;horiz>d the Bank q
Hydro 10 begir business with sle.s cap
tai stock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

AT the esi.ieRce Il AZ and Mrs J w
Larson. South Main street, South Nc
-alesie-. / r. S3snd2y evening. al go. oc-
CURED the marriage % their daughter.
tIelea. TO Mr.. Fred Arbackle. The cere-
r0.sy was performed ~ tie Rev. GT.
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Monday st II o'clock a. m, in the ladies'
parlor at the Hotel Ryan in Guthrie. &C
Cured the wedding Of Mr.. NJ J. Otey OF
Saltwater and Miss Gussie Marshall Of
Perkins. by ]. W. Garner in his usual Inn
pressive manner. The groom j. one Of
Stiilwater's leading young men He grad
uated last spring from the \ & NJ col
lege and since has taken course Of study
in the Gem Business College in Quincy.
Illinois. The bride has spent several
years OF her lie in Perkins and Is one Of
the city most popular young ladies'
81 O'Clock Wednesday evening at the
home OF the brides brother. George IL
Southgate. ex-counfy clerk. az Tecumseh.
occurred the wedding of V. C Jones, OF
Shawnee, and Mrs Marie Durham. Rev.
Mitchell. pastor o. the II Z church south
OF Shawnee. offlciatfaG Only a few Tel4-
tlyes and friends were present
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At Tecumseh. Tuesday. Mr.. Albert L.
Coleman and Miss Florence Cowden. two
popular young people from Shawnee. were
joined in marriage.
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w. A Lawrence a merchant Of Ravia,
]. T., and Miss Hester Monroe, were mar
ried. Wednesday. at Hickory, 1. T.