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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
CENTRAL
COLLEGE OF
OSTEOPATHY
KANSAS cfTY's LATEST ENTER
PRISE CPESs IT'S DOORS
FOR The FALL TERM
SEPTEMBER 2.
REGULAR CHARTER FOR THE
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
ROBBED THE PosToFF!cE.
Young Men Were Seen Tampering
With Door Lock.

Chickasha. /. r, Aug. 2S.-Two young
men. 3 years OF age. were arrested by
thhe city authorities at NARROW yester-
day. charged with the robbing of the
postofice at Denton, a small station in
Oklahoma ten miles west Of NARROW
The robbery was committed Tuesday af-
ternoon between ; and O'Clock, and was
one of the boldest deeds imaginable.
The boys secured a large bunch Of
keys and went to the pos,office during
the temporary absence Of the postmaster
and while his wife had gone to visit a
sick neighbor. They entered without DIFF
ficulty. broke open the cash drawer ana
took therefTom SAC. No stamps or other
beloneings were taken. They then left
bat unfortunately for the boys someone
had seen them working at the door with
thhe keys and when the robbery was
reported they made the fact known on
GERS at NARROW were Immediately teie-
phoned for and they trailei the robbers
TO where they were lying down in the
shade six miles from the postofice. Mar
shall Madsen was telegraphed for after
they had been captured and he brought
them TO the federal Jail here yesterday.
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FOR VARIOUS AMOUNTS.
Royal Tailoring Company Said to Have
Worked a Scheme,

FL Reno. 0. T., Aug. pa man giving
his name as c. e. Marcellus. an alleged
representative OF the Royal Tailoring
company giving Oklahoma City as his
headquarters worked a smooth scheme
here. doing number of El Reno peo-
pie for various amounts.
His plan was to organize suit club
Of 80, each member paying in one dollar
per week. 1t is alleged that those who
drew suits secured clothing that was
worth about S15 per suit. Marcellus stat
ed that but one club would be organized.
but instead of that three clubs were or
ganized After four or five suits had been
disposed of various excuses were given
because thhe others We're not furnished.
Marcellus left FL Reno. and ii is sup
posed that he cleared something like
$1,000. Inquiries We're made in Oklahoma
City failed to locate Mercelus.
Nervous, weak and tired people should
take Hoods Sarsaparilla for the blood.
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DEATH BY ACCIDENT.
Lad Was Evidently Playing With the
Revolver.

Anadarko, o. T., Aug. 2S.-A particular
" sad accident occurred Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of !. w. Kerr. three
miles from the city. Mr. and Mrs. Kerr
had been TO town in the afternoon and
upon thehir return, about dark they
found the dead body Of owen Miller, the
little three-year-old son of Deputy COun-
ty Clerk J. II. Miller, who had been stay
ing with them, lying on the floor before
the dresser with bullet hole in the left
temple. The revolver was lying near
theh body and it was plainly evident
that the boy had been handling the re-
volyer and accidentally discharged it.
His father and the coroner were irnmedi-
ately notified but it was such a plain
case of accidental death that it was con
sidered unnecessary TO hold an inquest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
FooLING WITH A REVOLVER.
One Cartridge Was Left and 1t Ex.
ploded DEALING Death

Ell Reno. o. T.. Aug. 2S-News reached
FL Reno last night that Harry hamilton
was accidentally killed at Elk City yes
terday. says the Democrat. The report is
Mat ne was fooling with revolver, sup
posed to be empty and was shot in the
throat and this morning the report is
sUbstantiated. The revolver had one car
fridge in it and Harry was twirling it
around his finger carelessly when it was
discharged, the bullet passing through his
neck causing death. The young man
was well known here and ran the Eng
lish Kitchen on Bickford avenue about
year ago He left here to work for
an ice company at Elk City and it as un-
derstood he was in their employ at the
time of the accident. He came originally
from Indianapolis. Ind
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CALLED 5UssY STATION.
VIII Arrange a Commodious Waiting
Room Tor the Railway.

South McAlester, ]. T., Aug. 2S.-Supt.
Williams is busy making arrangements
for the operation of the street railway
He has decided to locate the ticket office
and waiting room at No. > at AlcAlester's
store. This Will be called Busby Station,
in honor of Col. VIM. Busby, the big coal
man. There will be accommodations for
the comfort of the passengers who have
to wait for cars. This win be appreci-
ated in bad weather especially.
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TAMs BlXBY RETURNS.
Declares That He VIII Court Close
Investigation.

South AIcAlester, ]. 7, Aug. 2S.-Chair-
man Tams Bixby. OF the Dawes com
mission is back at Muskogee. after an
absence Of several weeks in Minnesota.
and 20 "a newspaper man Of that city he
IS reported as saying that he would court
the fullest investigation OF the work of
the commission. but that he wants it
done by congress. As to his connection
with the trust company he declared that
that was his affair and that he had a
right to make such investments. In a
word, the commissioner says he has some
rights as q citizen which are not abro-
gated because he is an onice-holder. The
Times man says that the members of the
commission there are disgusted with
Commissioner Stanley for having given
put the interview he did 10 the Capital
representative. and think it would have
been more becoming in a new member
To have kept his mouth shut and ler his
seniors do the talking. 1t IS evident that
The older members are very sore on the
member from Kansas.
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himself scarce, and when the warrant was
issued could not be found.
4 letter, with his name signed to il,
was picked UP en- the floor of the store
the next day after his departure. The
letter was addressed to J. B. Overton
and stated that he, Turner. had taken
the colony money and was going to
have a good time on it. and if they
wanted him to come and get him. They
did come and get him. and as courts
are always in session in Mexico and
justice when it gets started is about the
swiftest thing in the country. Mr.. Tur
Ter IS probably now on his way to the
penientiary with long sentence
charged against him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
DENIED THE WRIT.
Records of Justice Court Justify the
ImprjSonment.

Watonga, o. T. Aug. 2S.-Attorneys
for Dora Cox, the woman who is now
confined in the Blaine county Jail on a
charge of horse stealing recently made
application to Probate Judge Woolman
for the release of the woman under a
writ of habeas corpus. Judge Woolman
denied theh writ after investigating the
case. The attorneys held that the pris-
oners was being Illegally held. The court
stated that the records Of the Justice
court We're sufficient to keep the alleged
horse thief In Jail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
FIRST OIL LEASE.
Attorney General Decides That indian
NAV Lease His Homestead.

Muskogee. ]. r.. Aug. 2S.-James "
Given has received telegram from
Washington informing him that the sec
retary OF the interior had approved the
frst oil lease in the indian territory. The
lease is from Albert McKellop 10 Gufey.
& Galley for I50 acres Of land on ths
heights just east of town. Mr.. Givens y
attorney for this firm Anothehr cues
tion that has been causing no iitle DIS
cussion IS that whether the Indian can
leaes his homestead has been settled
Mr.. Givens received Information th1t
Assistant Attorney General Campbell mas
decided that the Indian can lease lbs
homestead.
WORK on the Muskogee OIL fields viii
nov be pushed ard e Is probable that
within a few weeks several deFr-cks vii
bo ~ work on the ground.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29

Nervous, weak and tired people should
take Hoods Sarsaparilla for the blood.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
]. ]. Houston 70 Move.

Guthrie, @. T.. Aug. &.-It was an
nounced here today that J. }. Houston.
former secretary Of the school land de-
partment. VIII move from Guthrie TO Ed
mond. whore Hiss Louise and J. J.
Houston. Jr.. VIII both attend the Ed
mond Normal Mr.. Houston has made
no announcement relative TO business
riars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
Wanted for Stealing.

Guthrie, O. T, Aug. 2S.-Nels Eta,
wanted at Norman for cattle stealing,
viii be returned TO Cleveland county
from Ardrore as soon as Judge Town
send returns TO the territory. Reuuisi-
tion papers are out for Eta and he is
now in Jail at Ardmore.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
Died in PhiIinnines-

Norman, o. T.. Aug. 2S.-About two
years ago Leslie Hicks, a young man Of
Moore, enlisted in the Eleventh regiment
Of the United States army, and was seat
to the Philippines. A few months after
his arrival there he took sick witl tuber-
culosis and died. The remains were ship
ped to Moore, arriving August Sd burial
taking place in the Moore cemetery,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
THAT FIRST BALE.

cisssed as Middiing and erouaht Ten
Cents Pound
Ardmore, Z T. Aug. 2S-W. c. Thrasher
Of Pike. brought IN the first bale of -Nss
seasons cotton this week.
The cotton ciassed as middIiag and was
worth leas cents. II was sold 10 he
highest bidder by r. D. Rogers for III.
cents, r. II. Law. representirs the Gin
ssnnati Rocket store. bidding IT IN.
A premium was raised FOR The raiser
OF the oc-ton. which. added 20 the pr,ca
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29

paid for the cotton, made il reach $3.50
or ~ cent per pounds
Last year Ardmore received her first
bale on the 9Th of August, Pink Smith
bringing ii in from Big Hickory It. too,
classed as middling, but sold at auction at
. cents TO Westhefner < Daube. A pre-
MUM OF SO was raised and the baie
netted the owner S1l3. So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
nauernor was Pleased.

Guthrie, O. T sus- zS-Ioverror T 3
Ferguson returned from Norman this
morning. at whIch plsee he addressed ihe
Confe5erate Veterans GoreTnor Ffrsu-
son was pleased with the reception n
received and says that the event has been
oue q exceptional interest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29

Carmen. . r.. AUG. ls--sghle bati-
ing wheat from a fare.hlns machine. $40
1a-year-oi8 sen ~ T. Terral zaa farssn
from the WAGON ard rBn over. says fb9
HeadlirHf While no b1nes were broker.
ths 0seh vas torn from ha le9 ia q hor-
risic manner - tae vhesl * fara loaded
v-urcn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29

Gathrts- Q. T 4 Aus- - = fiee q
Norman. under he .nieru-arriage law Of
the chickssaws VII seizure 1.eS ac5es
AT chsckssaw nation is-5 fer hlr:ise'f
ana family. Rice went 20 Tsshzaingo
this week to make entry for tae land
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SEARCHED HIS BOOKS.
Would Find Some Law Covering the
Mans Case

Ardmore. L T.. Aug. 2s.-Yesterday
morning ". I. Smart Of Thackerville
caught T. E. Roberts in his store at the
early hour OF O'Clock. seemingly with
the intention Of stealing. and with some
assistance captured him. says the Ard
morite. Deputy wilkinson went down
on the early morning train yesterday and
brought Reh0rts Up 10 Aremore.
The commissioner then began 70 search
his law books f. search Of a charge %
prefer against him.
The man had not committed burglary.
although he carried skeleton key and
had entered the house with tiie intention
of committing theft. for the law says
that IN order to commit burglary one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
TO BEAT SCALPERs.
Katy VIII Try &c Prevent AIleoed
Frauds

e1thrie, Q. T.. Aug 2S-General Pas
teIiser Agent George Morton eff the Mis-
touri. Kansas and Texas announces that
on account OF the numerous frauds psrpr-
trSted by ticket scalpors il the manipu-
lallon q railway tickets the Missouri
Kansas and Texas railway coutemplates
Placing special agents on its trains Ieav-
ms s. Louis and Kansas City 70 assist
conductors in detecting fraudulent tick
cts and misused tickets. thereby protect
inS the conQany's revenues While this
Il expensive. It IS thought 20 be one of
ohe best means that must be employed
70 circumvent the operatioas Of scalpe-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29

FL Reno. o. T. Aus. 2s--The mother Of
sirs. j. " Harris took earoclle acid into
her mouth Ay mistake, intending 60 tsks
raedieine. she did not swallow the -drus.
and Win she exceptics of 3 badly burned
mouth is none the worse Tor The r,istal l,e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
NEW TRACK RECORD.
New Territorial Record Is Also Mad,
ar the Races

NSW ieTTitoTIaI TtCOTu is HIsO HIdut
at the Races.
Oklahoma City, o. T., Aug. 2S-Fhe
fastest mile ever made by a horse in
harness in oklahoma territory was paced
Thursday at Colcord park before eight
thousand people. many of whom had
journeyed far to attend the big meeting
now in progress. The event came in the
first heat of the free for all pace, in which
the Chicago horse. Stranger o, came IN
der the wire in 2:121z. establishing a new
track record as well as a territorial one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29

Guthrie. O. r Aug- She next an
aual couvenuon ~ The kaiskts and La
aics sf Security Sfl bs bed n Il Fspc
Arru g. iss The Iast ANNA cnnvsa-
ti-z aas heid n Esnaessey this Tesz
Mrs 4. Morris u e E-ero ~as clertsd
uregsca sor fhe nexs zunliai c1nvsztsoa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
C-srts Cse F-snrhise

Guthrie. Q T.. Aus- S.-Ihe city coun-
Gil here last nisht granted gas fran
chise 20 the nrm OF Johnston * Gillette
The frm states that it wlH Immediately
commence the construction Of q plant to
furnish gas 20 business ana residence
consumers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29

Gutar-e, - T., Aug. &ZEdgar "
Jones. of Jhls city. who REPRESENTED this
distrlct in the last legislature. VIII be a
candidate Tor denomination. Jones' has
been III for some time. and IS now able
70 he cut 1-ain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
A Guaranteed Cure for piles.

Itching. Blind, Bleeding, or Protruding
Piles Yom druggist will refund your
money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure
you: 50 cents
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Sank al cove LlQuidstes.

Guthrie. O. Aag. 1S.-The hank con-
missioner today announces TIE vo;sntarv
liquidation Of the Peoples. Bsnk OF Coyle.
and the closing by the department. of the
Bank Of Sterling.
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NOT YET ACCEPTED.
Dam is Finished and Small Amount
Of Money Paid.

south KScslesfer. T. T.. Aue- 1s-Af the
sreeIaI meeting ~ the CITY Council Dune
gan (. sykes. the water works contractors
were allowed 3. a. on fie cam ard Harry
ror-sop p s9 The b3y darn = 1r.rhei
but has not been 1coeptea ~ the city
Fnrineer davis did MT arrive, h1f sir
Anderson Who has teen 81 sfa,ed tn7t
tho council Voaid bs perfectiy ssfs ia
na~,-g theee arsou1fs sHieh aas cone
There stlu remains 1fieen Fer ceft ai'n
held lu accor1anee sith re terms e -
confrsc, uuffi ise conuIetieo and aeeeft-
a-ca ~ fhe WORK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29

This prfVafa hospital is BOW ono of tas
best equipped Institutions IN che HpNth-
west Ter the treatment ~ both medical
and surgical cases Speylad attcution "a
given To the yaTlous forms ~ stomach
and liver troubles c4scasts peculiar %
women. diseases OF the rectum and geu.;o-
urinary organs. chronic mainrih poison
ing. rheumatism. nervous disorders dis
eases OF the throat lungs. heart aed KID
news. gaitre and varlcoccls cured one
ao0r is reserved for "a maternity dcpart-
meEt and ia some instances homes ~ii
be- fo6nd for children. For a short tifns
cnly a ward yTiii te SET apart for tho
treatment of the morphine. opium. co.
caine and whiGiay hahSs.
Resident physicians. Abie medical staff,
quiet and heaithful location. cxtcusivs
grounds with uue shade. homie comforts;
terms reasonable. 80 contaetous diseases
admitted. Write Tor particulars.
TIE THOMAS SANITARIUM
Corner Tenth and Sc. Francis Aveuae
E~TgJfTE KANSAS
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Guthrie. o. =. Aug es-Eenry Eosk-s
a feas-aI prisoner. wzs removed te=lax
"a 8lusSogrs. T. or 81 erisr q ~
moral iss8ed. b. Ch.ef 1ussaee is-fo-d
Bcok Is charged there with as sszaif
xith infant 70 XII
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-29
sTRuc key LIGHTNING.
Farmer Is Kii'sa cut rs eodY Is Net
ClsneUred

Gathac. o =. aae 5-F Pa1ee
= farmer resi5lnx. rlae r1siee Ha'f7 r
II Guthr.s aas rfruek ~ nshfainE ars1
fu-.srtis klrieS surire fhe e.ectfseal sf'rr7
vesseresy af-erneen- Falns Has =
rels 3 wing. usirg fseE horsfs
shs horss zere Enacse5 - tae - -
PaTns-s hosy was 1rt 6lssgsres .a aT
way 4 aI5ea ans fs9er cfs af
49,. -. --o-~~ 49, fers - fl.s se-sae1
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mond pointed rascal FIGHTER az their
as thhsir prosecuting attorney
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
WORTH KNOWING
Il ThIs go Of ths Year.

Any cough accompanied by expecEoE-
alton which lasts over three or four
days. requires attention and treatment
this does not mean a visit 10 the hos
pIraI- nor to your physician nor whole
sale druggIug with patent medicines
but il means that some simple, harm
less effective autiseptic remedy Ike
Sruarts Catzrrh Tablets should be
used TO ward Off any possible ternnlna-
ton in Pneumonia. Chronic Caragrh-
Bronchitis or COusump ptiGu-
All Of these formidable diseases start
from q common cold. neglected OF al
lowed to run its course and It is only
the exercise of common every day eau
ton TO cure q cold as quickly as possI-
bic, rot 50 much for what it is at The
moment. but what It may become If
neglected
Perhaps no remedy is 50 safe. relia-
bic and convenient to stop z cold or
obstinate cough as Stuarts Catarrah
Tablets.
The extract Of blood root contained
II them combined with the red gum Of
rhe Eucalyptus tree seem % put the
mucous membrane Of rEs nose, mouth
and throat in a condition 70 throw or
the germs Of CatarEh. bronchitis ard
cQnsIup ptian. and as they ara taken in
rernally thsy seem TO- equaI1ze the cir
-l-arlon and place the body in that
condition Of health which resists. and
THROWS OF the germs Of disease
eaLcnes cold and If he does. throws it
OH III day or two but where the
cog hangs on. stepping Up the nostrils.
Asftla-l-g The trroaI OF there is persist
lE annoying cough il is evident that
tA@ system Eor some reason is unable
g l-ro7F eI the disease germs which
cause the troubles little assistance
-s necessary. and this is best given by
she use q soma harmless germ destroy
l@ antlseptic ike Stuart's Catarrh
AaoieJs Which are also paIatabls and
e4lall1 50 TOR children and adults
Druggists sell these tablets at &
cents Eul sized package. hiEher in
pEEce thar trCEhes and cheap cough
syFlps, but Stuarrs Catarrh Tablets
+ contain aullseptlc properties which act
aally cure colds eatarrh and throat
ana lung troubles while ii is motor
t91s racr tlar cough drops and cough
a2Fups ara largely composed Of opium
cocaine and similar drugs that have
ne curative power
= = also true that many popular
1-4lld medicines and tanics for catarrl
-sAHnd upon the aIc1hoI thev confzfr
altn give simply a tenn ussrary- stfrs1l.
-=-lqn o. 70 real benefit for zr-v tror.
Gle catarrhal or otherwise
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08

now reaches st. Louis and with a road
into Kansas City it could furnish
through service To PIttsburg. Phlladel-
pnla and New York. But the Rocke-
Teller interests which control the Penn
sJiFanla also own the greater part Of
the chicago Milwaukee & St Paul
thus having q Kansas City Chicago
road There is nothing to substanE1ara
a report that the big eastern system has
an intention Of coming further vest
than St Louis
The santa F'e proposition is a more
uAely one This great system now
E0rns net work over the west but
goes 70 further east than Chicago and
does not reach St Louis at all A short
ms 70 that city would be great
oenent to the road and it Is known thar
Tor 2 couple Of years past the company
mas n70 under consideration an exten-
sion east 10 enable Ehe road to secure an
outlet 10 the Atlantic coast If tina
Santa F'e should be behind the walsh
movement then it probably has a port
On Chesapeake bay IN view The Santa
Re now has the short line 70 CHICAGO
and another TO Cincinnati would be Of
1rEz1sas1rsa5@e advantage. From Cinciu-
natI the line would probably run almoss
due east crossing Virginia and West
virginia e 4 point On the bay midway
between Old Point Comfort and Wash
lngx9u- With such a Lire the Santa EFe
would become an even more powerful
system than at present. stretching from
coast 70 coast