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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
THINK THEY KNOW HIM.
officers on Track Of Bandit Who Shot
Deputy.

Ccpuly-
South McAIester. T. r. Jan s.-peputy
wade came in today from Spiro. where
he went to see Deputy Scargil. who was
shot through the legs n the fight with
two bandits Friday night near spre
Wade says the wounded officer is resting
very easy and the physicians say that be
viii recover II he can escape blood pot
son. which - feared The wound EuH-
tained BY Scargl iu both legs above the
knee Indicate ehat one shot did the work
IT, both legs
The m rshaTs Office II ~ receipt of OFF,
cial information relative 70 the iGeHtiiy
Of the bandit killed IN the fight. Thsre
seeras q, be a confusion of opinion as to
the name OF the fellow. Some think he
Is sam No-eIey % Ch,cfashs. wanted ~
Norman. Oklahoma M0rely killed a
farmer residing near Norman. ard While
being transferred TO - Bsa0 Tor trial
e4c--rd ron Sheriff George sfnifh n
Norman. Governor Ferguson offered 4
reward q go for his arrest No one -
better qualified 20 -ass upon the Ternains
and determine y the lead r11n y Nor
lev thar ~.erlr Smith ~ Norman
man - in@ narnr % fst1sl@'-' ttf~
the BODY and gave she officers AZ afsiea-
-it claiming that he reecg1ized re e--afi
nan az bong Boh Bufgnt. aiizs Jcfn
PeH. als1z JoHr HurSi. wzrtee n san
Antonio. Texas. for the murder of =
butcher srd sIrrezss - have formerly
ben connected vssh ths .ars1os Dalton
gsng yarrhal Hsckett nas Appointed
DIX Smith q SicCsrtsin e. oepEIfy rnsf-
shsi - carry or he EorS - o~lcsr scar-
rg ~hlle The tsfter = feiEissa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
LOOKING FOR HIS SON.
California Man Writes to Law Officers
in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City, o. T., Jan. 9.-Chief Of
Police Cochran is in receipt of letter
from James r. Dawson, of 1415 Mckenzie
department to aid him in locating his
wandering son. The letter reads:
Il write you this letter to ask your
aid in helping me to find my son, Frank
Dawson: When last heard from he was
in your city during the months of July
and August He had just returned from
a trip to South Africa with a shipment
Of stock to the English army He wrote
from your city to my son in Kansis City
about August ]. asking where ! was. as
we were living in Dennison, Tex, when
he went away, and left there. intending
to go to Houston. Tex, and changed our
minds and came TO California instead.
Il wrote To him at your city about the
10th Of August last and the letter came
bacrA not called for. l heard in an in
direct way that he had been sick. If
there are any grading contractors in your
town ask them if Frank Dawson worked
for them. as he has driven a team for
a railway contractor for two or three
years or ne may be working in your
town as a teamster.
The boy is sixteen years old, feet
10 inches hish weighs about 10 pounds,
has auburn hair and a freclkled face. If
he was sick in your city the hospital re-
cords might contain the information.
4 am very uneasy about him. as he
was always prompt to write. He wrote
from South Africa and told OF his "trip
and what he saw
The police have been unable to learn
anything about the boy and hope that
publication of the letter will lead to some
information as to the boys whereabouts.
When YOU feel bad. take Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t win make you decidedly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
WILL OPEN NEW TOWN.
ToIbert Is Name of Coming New
City in Southeast.

Weleetka, /. T.. Jan. 9.-The Fort Smith
& Western Railroad company will. on
January %. open the new town of Toll
bert on that road in the Creek nation,
Indian Territory. The town is backed by
the Fort Smith Western Railroad COM
pany, and is located in one of the most
fertile sections of the Creek nation. To
the south, only three miles distant, is
the beautiful valley of the North Cana
dian, and on the north oily eight miles
away lies the rich bottom lands of the
Deep Fork.
On a divide between the two rivers,
surrounded by rolling and productive prai
ries and touching the town, is the ia
nous Hilabee creek country, a farming
section known far and wide. Tolbert is
four miles east of the Oklahoma line.
twenty-four miles southeast of Chandler
o. T.. twenty-five miles northeast of
Shawnee, o. T., and thirty miles west Of
Weleetka, l. T. In the Creek nation there
are not many springs. but near the new
town are found several of the purest and
prettiest springs of this nation. The
Holdenviiie l. T., Times of January 8
speaks OF the town as follows:
IOiDeTt Is tHe name VI liie neat Nleeh
nation town, soon to be launched or, its
municipal career. 1t is located on the Ft.
Smith & Western railroad. four miles
east of the Oklahoma line and about
twenty-five mmiles north of Shawnee.
The town is backed by the railroad COM
pany. and is located in one of the most
fertile sections of the Creek nation. a
postoffice is located there. also a bank.
and the road talready graded will be
completed by early spring. 1t is pro-
NOTED by the Fort Smith & Western
Townsite company. Lake Moore and q.
F. Clarke of Weleetka are the active
managers The town will be opened on
January 90 29O3''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
is LIKELY PLACE.
Shawnee May Be made rivIsion Point
cf Santa Fe

Guthrie. o. T. Jan. s.-The Santa F-.
in looking for a division poiaf. has light
% on Shaw w1see as a likely place. sni
thus showed the wisdom behind the man
axerDeni. declares the Sews. The report
comes from 0filciai sources that Shawnes
is looked upon very fsyorsbly. especially
on account of the water supply here. sad
Il In stated that the road will pat a
round heure small repair shops, prpba-
bly, about the size q the Choc,a1s arst
whole 70 cost sfout 1880. wherever shs
places the division point.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
WOODWARD HAS DEVELOPED.
New Buildings Erected During the
Past Year

Woodward. o. T., Jan. a--The News
has this TO say:
The year Just closed has brought many
changes ard much material development
70 Woodward. Two new brick business
STRUCTURES equalIing anything elsewhere
.n Oklahoma have been erected, and a
handsome new brick court house which
IS source OF pride to every resident Of
Woodward county.
Woodward has never been doomed"
Il does not need it. II has made sub
stantial growth for years past. It rests
on the secure foundation Of prosperous
homes and farms in the best county in
Oklahoma. 1t has several institutions
with pay ron attachment bringing
money from outside 10 distribute here.
1t has a United States land Office which
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10

The citizens OF Norman have % ne9 their
homes and churches and everything poE-
sibIe ls being done Tor the acco11Tiio-
dation Of the univcFssfy. Another meet
ing of students end citizens - set Cor
O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Within a month the new building VIII
be finished and the school viii nsSys
again out OF temporary quarters into per-
.....-.rt ..r.n.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
MASS MEETING HELD.
s.uden.s % okishora University sre
Icyai.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10

Cuts-ie. o 2 J1E. s--Asssos 4. ~.
rz=ter has r~ceiTa1 I~sts- from ssrs.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding and ProtTuding
Piles. No cure, no pay. All druggists
are authorized by the manufacturers of
Pazo Ointment to refund the money
where it fails to cure any case of piles.
no matter Of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six days; the worst
cases in fourteen days. One application
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching in
stantly. This is a new discovery and it
is the only pile remedy sold on a positive
guarantee, no cure, no pay. Price SOC.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
HAS ANNOUNCED EXTENSION
Orient Read Makes Definite stlpUlS-
tton cf Line

Guthrie. . T. Jan. s-Tbs orssss Rail
road company has announced 81 sEts0-
Sioh from she raaln Hne 81 i5arfoa. "a
westera Oklahoma. shrouzf H0ssft sai
C0ppsrten a. I.swten. = aiEazaes - 10
miles This Ssl pass shroagh the ussn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
Requisition Was Issued.

Guthrie. .. T. Jan. 9.-Goyernor Fer
guson today issued a requisition on the
governor OF Arizona. asking that p. Fl.
Wall, who is wanted in Washita county
for dfsposing Of NOR Jtsaged property. he
handed over 70 : " Miller for his re-
turn 10 this territory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10
WILL BUILD BRANCH.
Santa Fe tc Construct Line East Of
Psuis Valley

Guthrie, O T. Jansa.-Ft was annouao-
e today from Pauls Valley. /. r. ti.at
she Santa Re will commence immediate
~ the construction Of line from that
city TO Coalgate. l. 7. sevcnty-five miles.
usieg a former survey made by the Rock
Island between the TWO points. This VIII
enRbie the santa Fe 70 enter the indian
Territory coal fields. The main iiys CT
the Santa Fe and the eastern Oklahoma
ex1cnsios. now ran through Pauls Valley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10

Guthrie, o. T. Jan. s.-Coraniissions
granting notary public powers were is
sued ;oday 70 the fonowing@ c, c. Beid-
Ter OF Oklahoma county: Allan Frair. OF
Kiow-a county. and ]. Z. Hutchinson. OF
Kinghsher county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10

of day In noe frequently now.
ever ii S useless heroism
Women seem to of duty the
harder the daily
arrangement OF the female makes
every movement keeps the system unnr
Iaby takes the place of happiness and arniaby and wak
health strength As long they
can DRAG themselves around and perform
duties They have been led TO believe that suffering
is What miStake
The Pnkhams Vegetable Compound win banh
Don't stiulan
this strengthening healing remedy for women
within reach.
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE WOMEN
which would like
adj PinStam. No Will
for in America
back health
is advice You
you do nota accep kind Invitation.
For proof read the symptoms, suffering and cure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-10

When YOU feel bad, take Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t win make you decidedly
better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22

come that were Philip alive he might be Gloss
upon ne. I struggled 70 NY feet. ciinging to
the shoulders Of my faithful dog. and. half
crazed by pain. CROPPED my way back 70 tho
steps. and. somehow surmounted them.
In falling I had struck ny head. and so been
stunned. Ny temples ached. 7 Felt odd. fever
ish. sick-unlike myself yet struggled on toward
the Towers. and the dog helped ne he bracsd
himself TO support the hand on hts back Stead
lily bravey. suiting his easy tread TO my falter-
ms step. he bore me company Again and again.
the pain too great for endurance. sank down.
feeling could go no further Then. through
the black veil OF night and fog. came face
so close 70 m:ne-a dark. beautiful face. thu
eye aIisht with a devilish purpose. VIII
moan OF horror Up and stumbling forward
as before.
Suddenly. when convinced that the pain and
the struggle would never end. the fog hecams
luminous A broad band Of Hight shone through
it from a wlndow-the window OF Mr.. Beverleys
library. We had reached the Towers. With
Don's help I Inped up on the vsranda. and.
hobbling to the wirdow-it closed
looked in.
on the hearth-rug his back % a bright wood
fire. stood Mr.. Beverley. As I saw his kind.
yet somewhat stern face. I remembered his az
lection for Randall Must I break the news az
his shame 70 this upright man?
a wave Of pain, deathly sensation OF faint
ness. warned ne TO haste. I tapped on ths
glass Staring IN surprise. Mr.. Beverley crossed
the room and flung open the window.
My God. Miss Derohanr
He stood aside. while Don and I entered 40
II mechanically. he pushed sasy-cha!r tow
ard me. motionius me u sit down. But Z
stood still confronting him. a great pity for
the kind old filing NY heart. biotting on.
all else. Torn. wet. disheveIed. my white gown
stained with grass and midland those ugly
duh red spots-ny hair hanging loose about
ne and my CHASTITY face bearing the r1arHs g
my fall J stood before Mr.. Beverley. sllen..
searching for words IN which 70 tell him gen
tIy % RandaTs crime and its awful punish
rneut
suddenly. from over his shoulder dark faes
smiled into mine. The brilliant eyes spanked
with Malignant triumph. II came nearer. near
er Z no longer saw SIr. Beverley. Only black
mist arG-that face. 7 took my hand from
Dou.s shoulder. tried 20 c0ise myself EShtlv cr'
my bruised feet. 5aued ny cold hands into
fists heard my own voice CIV
"Vever-so help me Cod ara fer fa-va~d
TO be continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
FINE MILLINERY DISPLAY.
Chic Creations in Great Variety at Lord &
Taylor's.

The first of tile Zig Broadway retail establish
rleu-s d. ma its way through Fitt--aye-. Lord &
TaE-ar.s Broadway and Twentieth st=.j. IS nov in
al the glory uf really. exceptional millinery
opening The lammo5locs new entrance or the ave
ugc. near which gre displayed linens, white goods,
small wares etc. leads directly by ample elevator
service 10 the millinery department Above this.
5a -Ee lately opened accommodations. are rugs.
upholstery. etc. bur TIE lover of things new and
beautiful is not apt 20 get above the second
daor during the opening now in progress
All the rich Uetuuia and dahlia tones which dom
f-late the here ia riot Of artistic
design. As shape ana caruiture the style is
really medley. Very. smart and individual varI-
atons of several Tr0rouucel styles are shown. and
l0wo--. feathers ri.aoae. Jewels al appear in the
trimming or tLes. Six beavers are much In evil
Geu-e one rf these. au exquisite shade of piuls ga
,he rolling lr-n sailor shape, has pink serpeutinc
ostrich plume cooled about the low crown. WIKI tho
tips falling low over The hair In the back.
A marquis shape I'm peturi- Shades Of velvet and
softly t4-llS colse II-nea is particularly clio
creation and variation ~ the GaiusbOroush in
sE-rral white rralle- as foundation with black
velvet binding. four short VlIuo- pompon fashion
the night side and strikuG-y artistic curve at
The -ett fine sheer black and white embroidery
over tra whole relieving the sharp Contrasts. is one
OF The UunrtlturS II the season. Even II one does
not plan 20 purchase just n the way Of sightseeing
only. "a Visit % this apartment Of Lord & Iaylnrs
during -Es next day or Two Is altOEethfr worth
while Tor tl- -rtie-Ilauy inclined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
Flannel sHrRTwAGsTs TOR AUTUMN.

s9rE licensing y cats are tender hearted women,
VINO Sertirle-tsllze oler -he animals and regard
-e destruction bE man of live Trims above the
----A N- NsfGlu as an act ~ waltOu cruelty
A STRANGE INCONSIsTENCY.
Probably nothing short ~ "a law which would
pace financial value t1le plain house cat would
teach so-e people Their responsibility C. il. our
relations % the COG are different. Pretty nearly
ali civilized mon realize their responsibility q him.
Ae establishes personal, intimate relations with
you. Zee is dependent YOU 40 one would
dream az closing his house for the summer and
shutting the uoc Up In it. turning him adrift TO
-.-k uI Tree1rious living in the street. But
tlar i- precisely what some people Co with their
cats They do not do il with AngCTa or
Persian or amy other valuable cat. but the ordinary
cat lS TOO cheap, and her relations with tie ndi-
Tl-sl- NJ EH- family TOO iupeTsaual and distant,
fu~ tl0u no feI their responsible inv 70 her II this
.--2 were passed. 81. cat would h' worth ar least
the amount Df the zee that had been pal for her.
and no one who d1 not core enough out cat
ra. rho l.r would bu bothered with one
}Nlsf f-rrf.- sequence there Is III the mental DO
aIrn- ~ d who. while interested al bird
protection and te'0uEiuE 70 an Audubon society,
yet refuses 70 iElor~e bill designed 60 protect
not only cats but birds we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
THE UBIQUITOUS STOCK.
Nothing As Yet So neutrality-suspicious.
from Odds and Ends.

ANY originality Of style in stock collar ~ tbfs
advanced stage Of its wear is & matter of rr,ra
INSPIRATION j Is. OF course a matter Of proper
Irlde with the originator though she is morally
certain that within a week every one of her
feminine friends will have copied IT, Stealing The
design OF a stock collar pattern is of course
wholly beyond the horizon Of anything the pa
tnarch could have had in mind when he penned
number eight ia the Decalogue.
The two leading colors IN this variety ~ neck
wear are light blue and scarlet although almost
any other good shade is employed when the cos
tune calls for it. AL white. Of course. is Of IN
waning popularity and black and white always
Lais-
pretty way to make UP linen stocks Is to stitch
a very narrow border Of red on the outer edges
or even the tiny turnover flaps on each side and
tho tabs. whether these be double single. Small
red Jordercd straps are sometimes stitched across
such stock. and little white and red Crocheted
buttons are sewed on wherever there is room.
Rows Of small clusters Of French knots are stin
in high favor. Narrow silk folds. for the especial
use of amateur stock designers. be purchased
81 The prevailing shades, and so can bands OF the
popular needlework stitches Of the day. herring
bone feather and brler stitch. cross stitch, hem
stitch and French knots. Besides these there arc
the narrow drawnwork bands and wider ones
Of the fascinating Paraguay disks that still
altogether the thing
The busy designer avais herself OF all aids but
the true artist prefers TO put in her own fancy
that Undesirable but unmistakate air Of style
and individuality. In making Up tabs for stocks
scraps Of lace. often the most minute, be
luaruinelv utilized. woven together with Dipiugs
and fagotngs into a fascinating and Cobwebby
whole that sometimes denes imitation.
Two favCrite styles OF tabs are the overlapping
pieces. in all sorts OF odd shapes and falling
from the Cf the stock any length desired.
and the double ends, each side Of the centre.
made in stm-stCle fashion. N-shapcd front pieces
Of .acc are especially designed 10 be worn with
peleriles and nchus which open in front. Quite
q fad height now for little turnover col
and cuffs borCered with fruit in natural coCrs
and almost natural sizes Sprays Of the same are
also applied the enus OF the tab the III
front Natty sets for morning wear are Of white
dotted pink blue lawn. with extremely narrow
borders Of white. white collars with the borders
OF any delicate shade An especial attraction Of
these simple Is that they launder partiCu-
larry Well 4 pretty idea Is 10 cut the edge from
q dainty handkerchief. decorated with lace or en-
broidery. and TINS 10 stock band with the
corners iu front. The rest Of the handkerchief
border makes pretty pair Of cuff turnoyers 10
match. Since in the manufacture OF the ubiqui-
tous stock pretty much any ana everything IS
utilized even the possesSOT o.. only a rag bag
reed not be. behind the times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

hsna Derohan. horn in Athens % American parents.
who have long remained abroad. while a cnhd ~
France is offered d0N for some kisses by LORD
Ebtrliee. who bets that one can be bought he
loses. Athenas mother buys. from her winnings on
the bet. antique emerald. Afte- tho loss Of her
fathers fortune and her mothers tragic death this
stone which Is left 20 her. she calls Nemesis
After her fathers death IT. America he sells the
emerald TO Mr.. Beverley. through Richard Thorpe,
.OUng lawyer. who m announce that her
cousin. Mrs Spuyten has obtained for her position
as housekeeper and companion a. HiShgrove Han On
the Hudson. the home n Mr.. Erranri. an old ana
mentally unbalanced lady. and her son Philip- Mrs
Spuyten commits her wearing a name not her own.
Augusta Dean. She saves from drowning Mr. RanGal
vho lives near by. and himself the q the
ring. Philip claims TO have known her father. Rich
ard Thorpe reappesrs. He and Athena resume their
friendship Meanwhile Philip asks ner 70 marry him
&, have announced. Thorpe starts for Russia on
a clients business. Athena receives more let
tiers from Thorpe. and finally Is told that he has
died in accident. Lord Ebbrides is entertained
BY PniIi1 as M Percy feigns Illness and con
trive~ interview with Athena He warns her =
Philips character her own Questionable pos ton. ana
asks he- 10 marry him. Philip interviews and after
a scene orders him house. Ms. Erra1tt
Athena that Philip Is not her son. but the
child Of her brutal husband. whom he killed. and a
slave Mrs. E7ant dies in Athena's arms
When Athena atte1rts 70 leave HghE-1ye Hall she
finds herself watched and confined by Philips orders
Phi ~ tells Athena be intends % make her his wife
willingly unwillirev and gives her Till ire next
evening herself the idea, proposition
night Athena tries to escape from her window. but
IL intercepted rs Phiiip she climbs down from the
roof a The porch. Paudal goes through rretendet
marriage ceremony the telephone. speaking f7r
Philips birth. but fails % induce him % kill Ph!Ip
AtheJa puts opportunity in Ra1dals wav Tor
killing Philip. by Inducing thern 70 play for the
emerald against dagger. Randall fails % act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-22
LAWN SALE FOR SUNSHINE.

Although the Nazareth Guild branch. connected
with All Angels Church in West Eighty-itrst-st..
is one Of the youngest branches OF the T. s s, it
can be numbered among the most faithful and
earnest IN Sunshine endeavor. The separation Of
the summer and the absence Of meetings did not
cool the enthusiasm OF the members. 1t was de-
clced 10 use vacation time and vacation spending
money IN making UP fancy articles for d Sunshine
sale They took their mothers into their confidence,
ana as result Il successful lawn sale was
held on Saturday. September Il. the home OF
Bess Noakes. il Riverside Drive II was an at
tractive outdoor fste in everv respect The articles
offered for sale were exceptionally pretty. and ice
cream cake and candy sWelled the receipts The
erauiylng result OF this labor Of love SIS.
winch VIII be used fund for the winter work
81 lhe Franch. The plans will DC more definitely
SHOWN after the first meeting. which will he held
pm JciOLtr. Inc president. with wise fOTethOuCht,
VIII. 50 Tar as possible have each girl DO her own
stll-sCse' sted work. and the cuTates OF All An
gels nave promised 10 cooperate. Christmas
oN from TINS branch viii so the Indian children
OF the Cherokee Training School. in North Caro-