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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-09
The New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, December S.-Spot cotton quiet and unsettled Buyers and sellers apart. Sales 1GO0 bales, including 25O to arrive; delivered on contracts, 1900 Quo tations unchanged.
 Futures opened steady with prices from to b points lower than the close of yes- terday. Liverpool cables showed prices much lower than the most sanguine short dared hope for Spots were 2S points down and futures about 25 down New York opened with a wide decline in response to Liverpool. and under the adverse influence of the two, the local market eased off. Prices remained lower than the close of yesterday for about fifteen minutes when, with strong support from prominent bull leaders, they advanced 25 to fl points, In the trading January opened 9 points lower at 12,09, sold down to 12 cents, up to 12. Il and down points to 12.32; March opened Il lower at 12.36; Sold up 34 points to 12 70. and down to F points; May opened B points lower at 12.46, sold up 36 points to 12.S2, and down Il to 12.71; July opened 8 points lower at 12.57, sold up 8 points to 12.9O. and down 10 to 12.S0.
 The market closed to Il points below the highest prices of the day and the net gains of the day being 12 to 15 points,
 Note.-For the first time this season, Frank B. Hayne came out as a strenuous bull Shortly after the opening he bid 12.57, the opening price for 100000 bales, or any part of it for July. He received a few small lots on the bid. w. P Brown was also free buyer. During the morning Mir Brown sent many telegrams to Eng land and the continent, in response to queries. Many were from spinners. In every instance the advice was to buy be- fore prices went higher.
 New Orleans, December S.-Cotton fu- lures steady. December. 12 19612.2 Jan uary 12.S2; February. 1247012. 40: March. 12.61@12. e2; April. 1267Q12.69 May 1271@ 12.7S; June, 12.Tn12.79; July, 12.SO@12S
 New Orleans. December S-Cotton quiet. sales 1900. Ordinary, 9 9-16; good ordi- nary 10zs; low middling 11zs; middling, 14; good middling F 7-16; middling fair, 12 1916. Receipts 24,s64; stock, 291, ,26O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-09
CONDENSED REPORT COMPTROLLER The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Birmingham, Ala
 STATEMENT NOVEMBER

LIABILITIES. Capital Stock. ......$ 30oooo.00 Surplus and Profits. ..... 378265.37 Reserved for Taxes. ...... 3,878.45 Circulation. .. ... ...... 3oo,0oo.Uu
 DEPOSITS. Individual .$4,2J6,9 ,9o3.O4 Bank ...... 675, ,173.4I U. S..... 50,uoo.o0- 5,022,081.51
 $6,oo4,225.33
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-09

treasury balances, exclusive of the gold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
FuLLBLooDs ARE DANCING.
Keetowah Society Is Menacing Indian
Territory Peace.

yinita. l. T., April 29-Judge Gill OF
the federal court issued an order yester-
day directing United States Marshal Dar-
rough to proceed at once to prevent an
,,nrising of the full-blood Cherokees who
belong to the Keetowah society. Infor-
nation reached the udge that the fuli-
Hoods in the Spavinaw river country are
now dancing and intimidating Indians
from accepting tickets preparatory TO
a,,otment of Cherokee lands. An Indian
was found dead in the public highway
a few days ago whose life had been
threatened if he allotted. 1t is suspected
that he was murdered by members or the
society.
Marshal Darrough, accompanied by
Commissioner Stanfield and a posse OF
deputies. left yesterday afternoon for the
locality infested by these dancing par
ties. with directions to enter complaint
before the commissioner against any per-
sons engaged in intimidation. and II Is
hoped by prompt action to prevent fur-
tber outrages. such as have been prevail
ing in that locality in the past ten days.
Judge Gill has given the commissioner
a rowing commission to hold court any
where. at any time ii Is necessary, 10
examine into these matters.
The Keetowah society is an organiza-
t;on formed by fuil-blood Cherokee IN
dams 10 prevent. IL possible. or hihuer
the allotment Of Indian lands ana the
breaking UP Of the tribal governments
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

rain: cotton planting in progress; fruit
and gardens doing we'll
CusterCool adm dry; early oats. early
corn and alfalfa doing weli; wheat late
oats and late corn need rain; potatoes
doing well: fruit in good condition.
Roger Mhls-High winds are drying the
surface soil. especially on new ground:
wheat. oats, grass and gardens making
slow growth: COTTON planting in progress
Washiia-Light showers in some parts;
wheat oats and gardens generally need
rain: cotton planting in progress; stock
doing well
Caddo-Licht silowers were quite gen.
eraI on the 2ifh; wheat was needing rain;
other crops in fair condition. but growth
slow; cotton planting well advanced;
grass good.
Comanche-Winds are drying the sur-
face soil and crops are making slow
growth: cotton planting making slow pro-
gress: stock n fair condition
Eiewa-Light showers in some parts;
wheat and oats generally needing rain;
cotton and kafir corn being planted,
grass good and stock doing we'll
creer-Lirft showers in some parts but
wheat generally needing rain; other crops
in good condition; alfalfa fine: peach trees
well filed: grass good; stock doing well.
CHAS. A. HOYLE. Observer,
Temporarily in Charge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
GILL is TAKING ACTION.
To Prever. the Tendency to XII IN
Indian Territory.

N,rskcree. l. +. April 9.-Judge 6il
If the northern district of Indian terri
tory has taken vigorous action to stop
the killings that have resulted from the
resistance of the fcllbioods in taxing
oIIo,rnants. The Keetowahs compose
society Of frll-blcods that have always
resisted allotmen.s OF lands They are
NOW intir1idating aud trying 10 keep the
full bloods from taking their allotmehts
and because some cf them have done so
two have been murdered while on thelr
xav home from the land office
Marshal Darrough has been ordered IN
the hills with posse Of men. and win
hin, is Commissioner Stanford. who has
haen given jurisdiction over the northern
district any Keetowahs who are found
10 be opposing allotment viii be ar
rested and tried before this peripateuc
Judge ard sent to ;ai-
The belief Is expressed that there VIII
he = o. 1os Keetowahs in Jail or there
III be h,oooehed within very few days
Tbev are holding down and are very
rsslcss ard angry
-re Keetowahs are 20 the Cherokee
ration What Crazy Snake and his foi-
lovers were to the Greek nation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
WITHIN TWO WEEKS.
The Survey on Oklahoma and Denver
Will Becin.


Oklahoma City. o. T., April 29.-Presi-
dent Jones Of the Oklahoma City and
Southeastern and Of the Oklahoma and
Denver. gave out an authoritive state
ment yesterday to the effect that the
wc,-ld berin from Oklahoma City within
two weeks. The statement was made TO
delegation of business men from Keil
who were in the city yesterday to look
up their chances with railway connec-
tions with Oklahoma City.
THE engineering corps which is max
ing the definite location of the Oklaho-
ma City and Southeastern was in Lexing-
ton Yesterday said Mr.. Jones. ''and
VIII be in Norman tonight. The work
ought to be completed by the end of this
week on this line. That will end the
locating work on the Oklahoma City and
Southeastern, as it gives three good
routes from which to select, and that is
ample. for we are quite well satisfied
with all three Of them, two of them show
ing not only less than six-tenths of one
per cent grade, but also comparatively
light work to reach such grades. As
soon as the men rest few days, they
will start northwest, with instructions
to secure the shortest and best line to
Denver, Avord being the only point on
the line that the engineers are required
to make. 1 cannot say whether Keil win
get this line or not That will depend
upon the engineers and loca conditions.
do know. however, that the Frisco
is to have short line to Denver.
This statement confirms what has been
frequently stated concerning through
line from New Orleans by way OF OKLA
horna City to Denver The line will be
made up of the Oklahoma and Denver,
the Oklahoma City and Southeastern.
the Arkansas and Choctaw to New Or
leans. 1t will be one of the most valu-
able lines Of the Frisco system.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
NO TRIBAL
TAX WILL
BE MADE
If Iniunctions Csn Stop Them
Trouble Feared.
DANGEROUSPOINTREACHE
U. S. Kogee the Seat of Legal
Trouble in Indian Affair.

South McAlester, I. T., April 29.-Ihe
efforts of the government to collect the
tribal tax have assumed dangerous as
pect. J. Blair Shoenfelt, United States
Indian agent at Aiuskogee. acting under
the advice. of the department officials
has served notice upon the business men
of this place that unless the tax is paid
on or before April 80. their places of
business will be closed until the money
is forthcoming The letter follows:
'-Muskogee, /. T., April p, 1873.
"Sir-Complaint has been made to THIS
Office by the principal chief Of the Chcc-
taw Nation that you refuse to pay the
taax imposed by the laws OF the Choctaw
Nation on non-citizen merchants resid-
ing and doing business III sad nation.
You are advised that the department
has directed, in event ? nJn-citizen mcr-
chant fails or refuses 10 pay the tribal
tax, that his place Of business viii be
closed
IF you do not, therefore, on or before
April go, 1906, pay to the properly author
lied collector Of the Choctaw Nation the
amount due from you as non-cteizen
trader TO the Chocraw Nation, Then y74r
place OF business viii lie closed
alfred AcCay. United states ladian
police. is authorized ard directed tn
serve this notice by leaving d copy OF
the game with you and make luc return
of said service to TINS Office. Very re-
spectfulIy. ]. BLAIR SHCENFELT,
"U. S. Indian Agent"
Te merchants declare that they are not
alarmed at the latest move of the gov
ernnent and hold that their claims of
refusal to pay the tribal tax are just
and VIII be proven so when the matter
is carried to the courts. 1t is said by
one connected with the Choctaw admin
tstration that the charge of discrimlna-
ton can no longer be made, for in the
Creek country i special treaty provides
q Ioophole through which the business
men have successfully escaped from the
tax. In this nation the law is specific
in its dealings with non-citizen mer-
chants.
A meeting was held today at which it
was decided by the merchants to fight
the collection Of the tax. and a plan of
campaign was mapped out It is learned
that an application for a restraining or
der has been prepared and will be filed
Immediately with Judge Clayton as soon
Ss the first store is closed here April 30.
1t is probable that an attorney will be
In Anuers, where court viii be in session
most OF this week. and Just as soon as
action is taken here he viii be wired TO
file the application Some action viii
The merchants are confident that the
court VIII grant a restraining order and
thus send their complaint into the courts
and permit them to continue business.
Americas Greatest Medicine is Hoods
sarsaparilla-the Best Spring Medicine.
Get Hood s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
S -. S -- - R u =-.
Sears the n The Kind Yau HsIs pssYs Bcggs
'saa:''' af &AHZNzexSa
SHOTS WERE FIRED.
Oklahoma City Experiences a Mid
NIGHT Quarrel.


Oklahoma City. o. T. April GA quar-
rel between several men at the corner
of Broadway and Grand avenue short
" after midnight lead TO a shooting and
several arrests. No one was hit by the
bullets.
According TO the police the shooting
was done by Jacob Poszman and his
intended victim was William Kennedy.
Several policemen appeared on the scene
almost Immediately. and the men who
had been quarreling scattered in all di-
rections Officer Fowler ran up Grand
avenue after Kennedy. who was caught
near WestfaTs drug store by Jesse
Garrett.
Officers Grouther and Ashburn took af-
ter Poszman, who darted into the alley
behind the Culbertson building and dis
appeared in the darkness. Grouther took
4 shot at him as h dissp spneared- Posi-
man was later captured by officer Lett.
lie derics having fired At Kennedy, but
the police claim to have witnesses 10
dfsprcye this.
The rcvolve. with orc eInptv chamber.
was found IN The street bat 10 one ap-
pears anxio1z 70 claim its ownership.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
o. N. c. STRENGTH.
Surreer Of Militia in Oklahoma Enun-
Grated at Length.

Guthrie. O. 7. April 2s--AsJatant Gen
o-,, gu-,iucaue has issued the following
;rforna,fon regarding the strength q
tho oklahoma Ma tiousI Guard. April =
isas: General star. .. resineasai- . rex
ine-tsI staff -. engineer. sigoAi'1 t'e-
&: n-courui<sionesi stan. 4 Troc7 =
Guthrie. g: Fist battery. Oklahoma City
es: hospital o9rps. =: Co. a. FIRST Tegi-
rnent. =. Co p s.. Co c. -; Co d. =
co. < %. CO. =. ss: Co @. -; c.. Il 9;
CO. !. -. Co X. 81: Co L g; Co. =. .
total. s1a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

thoroughly cleanse The blood. making it
iarCssibie for neuralgia or rheumaJism TO
find Z. lodsInent in the system. Ministers,
professional men generally. newspap5
men. pubic officials, and brain workers.
men whose daily outlay 0; vitality. be-
cause OF hard. trying. anxious work. is
excessive, find renewed nerve strength
and vitality in Paine's Ce,ery Compound.
It's use disoels headaches, dyspepsia.
heart trouble. general debility. and la
guor thai are SO common il the spring
time. Eev. Jas. Doher.y. Everett. Ia.
writes thus
Il have used Pei2es C-lesy Compound
for neuralgia an the bl o.. was bene-
fitted beyond ny r-rectatlon. Il is in
deed the ne i Inc IT my system. 1t
keeps eversth NJ in goo1 turn. There is
no drowsy. wo-n-out feeling to the user
of the medici .. Those who use it an |
derive TO b.n nett from it. s.mlIy
abuse it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

Miss Lotte Ffowe ast N Y,
When you for advice Suffering with chronic
the head and digestive followed
your directions carefully taking Peruna and after taking
fol months completely restored to health.
"E3efore taking Peruua had employed two
physicians, and after taking their medicine for time
derive any good from them friend handed
Peruna almanac and after reading what medicine
had done fol Others commenced its
everyone who is suffering from catarrh will try
Peruna i'm favor of the wonderful
"--Aiiss Lottie Hewlett.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
REV. JAMES DOHERTY
Writing About
Paine'SCelery
Compound
Says: III Was Benefited &c.
yond NV Expectation.p

The claim that Paine's Celery Com
pound is the only honest medicine in tAe
world for the cure of terrible neuralgia,
nervous and blood diseases, is fully boz ne
out by the strong and convincing l1tt rs
of testimony received every day or the
year by the proprietors of the popular
medicine Nothing else has ever pos
sessed anything like the power of Paiae's
Celery Compound 10 restore heaitay
nervous tone to the entire body and to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
SHOWS BIG POPULATION.
Oklahoma City Now Has Over 1000
School Children.

oklahoma City. o. T.. april cit is
announced by those who have the mat
ter OF making n census of the school
children in charge. that the result will
show a total Of about seven thousand
for oklahoma City. This census includes
the pupils Of the public schools and
those Of the kindergartens.
The estimates of the number of school
children, are exceeded in the compilation
of the figures. and there is shown to have
been a large increase over last year.
Nothing better indicates the growth of
Oklahoma Citys population.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

cures sorotulous sores, boils, PimPles,
eczema and other deh.ing and disss5.4T-
ing diseases.
p x gives ire E-eat pleasure 70 ex7-ess nv
faith n the virtue Q. Or Fiercc's Gclecs Md
ical Discovery writes Nf EzcSirl i'loro CT
CrSytoNn, Ottawa O.. Ol-so. - Z s,iiicr> Ger
thing far two ySars WITH hu-sC- 5u my face
winch bsfscd the SKIN n sorsc ~ ths r,,o<;
noted physicians Nss AZ ouoc z6viscd . 60 &c
thc hospital, was tocto-cG tacre for three
months without sgcc-s Sz--c hoz-fc aisccu-
ages. Then began 10 sc~tor wi,h chemist
he 5lso iailet 10 help u-r- Then J AcSza y.
lfcrcc's Golden NcJicll Discovery with no
faish whatever IN T. Did i oaiy 70 please nv
wife; 6ui am happy 10 tel YOU ths; aftez tax.
Ing ave bottles am entirely cured
FREE. Dr. Pisrce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent f,ee on receipt
o. stamps to pay expense of mailing ozlT.
Send II one-cent stamps for the book IN
paper covers. or 81 stamps foT the cloth
bound volume. Address Dr.. &. V. Pierce,
nniialo. \. Y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
A Young Woman's Remarkable Res
torstion to Health

Sadie Viola Adams. Crab Orchard, Lin
coin county, Ky, writes:
when l was ten years old / had
whooping cough and chflls which left
me in a bad condition. and l have been
partly deaf since. / had roaring in my
head and ears, and running ears. i had
throat trouble and cough. | was short
of breath had a rafting in my chest AL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

good Ting for the Ind an territory, but
thinks that the people cannot force co1-
gress to Ieco. nize 'hem o. grant ate
hood through the me,il Of convention
INDIVIDUAL act'oa is what IS nee-ed, OBJ
served 1dr. owens.
The people should back Their pl0a 70.
self f-au-ouo2ly.' h continued. with the
statement tn t lkay are prepared fo.
statehood and fuzzy capstie of overnin
themselT Tes as they shevi he governed. .
Colonel Ovens s asai-st urion vi h
Oklahoma ana believes that congress will
ultimately create two states out CT the
Indian teri tory ard Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

I.awton. o. T.. April 2s.-The grand
Jury has made its report and been dis
charged. There were ffty-six indict-
ments returned. fifteen regarding the
late election. Two Gre against Mayor
Turner for bribery and procuring IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

The time. sharp pains in the left side
severe headache and pains IN the Shout
der. weakness in the stomach. heavy.
bearing down pains. unable 10 stand on
my feet long. ] was also troubled with
scanty menstruation, was always weak
and exhausted and had cold hands and
feet
Il am now as well as l ever was. /
used eight bottles OF Peruna and IL has
done me d world OF good 1 recommend
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
TALocA Is BOOMING.
New steol Frcrt Buildings Are Being
Erected.

New Steol Frcrt 6uiIdirgs Are Being
Erected.
Guthrie. o. T. April 29.-Contractor
Roberts began work on the Patton
Brownlee block today. according to the
Taloga Times. This new building has
75-foot frontage on Broadway street and
will be steel front. This class of build
ings is now very popular. They make
much nicer appearance than either frame
or brick and are equally as durable.
Three now store rooms VIII be added
to our business district by this addition.
as well as greatly improving the general
appearance Of this street. Taloga has
a bona ffde reason to feel proud of the
push and thrift which her business men
have recently developed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

lawful voters at thc last city eiection.
and three against Cgty clerk Jacobs Tor
procuring unlawful reg. stratian aad an
lawfully entering election rooms Tho
criminal acexct - Ihc cistricf court q
practically cleared up. Esre were ee7ca
sentences for murder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

week and yesterday afternoon received
message informing him that one Of the
chief promoters of the road had been
called to St. Louis and that upon his
return he would have something Of in
terest to present to the citizens of Nor
man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30

ardrnc-e. i T. Aprti 81 hre today
destroyed n. SchleEter Racket store
Insurance. n.ss- The 2saDsviiie Ilz1ss
and Chickaszv Timber cc-n7ezy sHs-
fered some loss from proximity . TIE
60
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
Euiltlna Is Complete.

Shawnee. Q. -. April S9-The building
for TIE new Shawnee canning factory
vas completed today ani IS now veady
for sho- installation q the machinery
which viii ha1''y arrive for = week or
81 Ever s oce the worS wss oocue1ces
q week ago last &oafay there has been
a rusn 70 conri1te he work ana make
ready f3- the machinery. J; Vas In
shed sooner than oxpected and Is a very
convsnieutly arranged structure.
Tho new ria~t whcn 81 the machinery
IS insteI3ad Vi,l have cost ss-oa' o. more
= IS to have 3 caraeity of two cars n
dgy an sstuated at the corner ot Lin
roln and Fourth ssree;s VII be accossi-
ble II he railroads
Guthrie. Q. r, April "a heavy rain
here early tcGey was followed tonight
with d s. dssree drop ia ternperatuEe u
X degrees above zero. the oaldest record
az this ssasoa oT tho year remembered
by citizens &C the territory L The high
wind should Grop- as is FEARED. zuch
damase MI Ss Goze - f.l--t and other
crops
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-30
ROBERT OVENS PLAN.
People Should Say They Are Pre-
pared for Statehood.

Ardmore. l. T, April 29.-Robert L.
Owens, Of NIuscogee, formerly Democratic
national committeeman and ex-Indian
agent. is here on business. Speaking of
the plan to call a constitutional conven-
tion. Mr.. Owens said it might prove a