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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-16
Territorial. Charters Granted.

Guthrie, O. T., Dec. 15.-Territorial
charters have been issued as follows:
The Rimrock Mining company of Law
ton with sl,e0o,oo capital stock. The in
corporators are C. w. Gait and George
Watson of junction City; ]. III. I.ucus.
J. H. Crabtroe, A. J. Burton and ID. 5.
Coleman of Lawton; J. l.. Hun OF Han
cock. Iowa
The Consolidated Transfer company of
Meers with $500 capital stock. The In
corporators are S. = lies of Neers; ID.
J. Mclaughlin and George L. Chambers
Of Kansas City. Mo.
The Southwestern Machine and Supply
company of Oklahoma City with $4,000
capital stock The incorpora,ors are j.
{. Mcknight OF Kingfisher, A c. Hinde
OF Perry Thomas \. Dale OF Billings:
George Gill of Eda: II. 4. Wallis. James
\. Tobin James f. Parker, l. J. Hsmii-
ton. ard =. ]. Gibbons Of Oklahoma
City.
The Cushing Webb-City OF e. Mining
company OF Gushing o. r. and Webb
City. Mo, with 500. 90 capital stock The
incorporators ate J. 81 Knorr Of Webb
City. Mo; l.. H. owen. r l.. Means. Geo.
Johnson, C. I. Lyon. G. W. Faulkner,
G. c Carter. u. d. McHenry and chss-
Gorton.
The Upper Tanana Development COM
pany OF Guthrie, o. T. and San Fran
cisco. Cal, with 10000 capital stock
The incorporates are !. Alexander and
]. F. Nicholson of San Francisco; @. ".
Pattison Of Guthrie.
The First Christian church Of oieta.
IN woodward county. with S5.oS) proper
Il owned. The incorpors'ors are ID. Z
Cooley. Edgar I. May and ". Howen
The Citizens Gas. on Coal * Water
company OF Oklahoma City FLED de-
crease Ia capital stock from Sca.eo 10
sZ5oo.
The AIva roller mills OF Alra fled an
increase IN capital stock from ro.so to
1850.
Notarsai commissions we're issued today
10 Lew + Barrow of Nedfora. Boyd p.
Smith OF Oklahoma City. Miss WIFE
Bailey OF Mansum. and " J. Aiehis01
~ Co-alia IN Greer county
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RICH TEN ARE
NOT ALL HAPPY
Croesus, King of Lydia, Had Troubles
of His Own and There Are Others,

Croesus, the John u. Rockefeller of the
kingdom Of Lydia, was very well-to-do in
worldly goods and chattels. "As rich as
Croesus' is a saying about $500 years old
He had his troubles. however, aid some
of tiIem were fun grown. He was taken
captive once by Cyrus and only saved
himself from being burned alive by quot
ing a saying from Solon. the Sage. He fin
ally had TO fee his kingdom for parts un-
known.
Many OF the rich mans troubles today
come from high living and could he avoid
ed. They are brought on by eating all
kinds Of rich. heavy foods at irregular
times. lack OF proper exercise, un3ue
mental strain. unnatural stimulants. etc,
and are commonly known as indi- -esti1n.
dyspepsia and weak stomach. They are
serious troubles all right. bat not o, Is
can they be avoided but can also be cured
and that without loss Of time or proper
food and nourishmcnr.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the GER
tain relief Of Dyspeptics. rich and poor
alike. There is no such thing as stopping
their onward progress now. y great na-
tfon has placed its stamp Of approval
t--ousands OF cures they have Effected
and the happiness resulting the-efrl m
have made their name household WORT
throughout the land
The story OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
TETS can be told in a word. They actually
do the work that the weak and wasted
stomach is unable "a do and allow It 10
recuperate and regain its strength. They
contain all the essential properties that
the gastric juice ana other digestive fluids
d. and they digest the feed Just as i
sound and well stomach would. They re-
lieve the stomach just as one rested and
refre she'd workman relieves the one on
duty that Is tired and Worn. and Nature
does her own work OF restoration. y is
q simple. natural process that child
can understand. You can cat all yoa
want. without fear OF results. Stuart 5
Dyspepsia Tablets arc for sale b. al
druggists at 20 cents a hex. Draggis :
al know better than 10 Try TO set along
without them. as the demand toT them
= great ana universal.
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Messrs G. F. Porter and w e Guy
WEDNESDAY. DEC 80. a. NJ
Piano Solo. Miss Octavia Long. Guthrie
Invocation .-...-.----.-..-.... Rev. BI uSe
Moral Training in the Pubic Schools
.-.--...-...-.M Miss sayle Floyd. Guthrie
Discussion --.--.------.-------
Miss Emmette Allison. okiahoma City
Miss Virginia Childs
Vocal Solo Miss c. W. Johnson
Responsibilities of the Teacher
-....Mr. ]. H. Ha.ioway. Guthrie
Discussion ...---.---.->------
Miss Pratber and Mrs c. Lynwood
Paper-The Need of Compulsory Edu-
cation in Oklahoma. VIM. Fulbrisht
Miss Mayrne Symms ard Miss Ade-
laide Brown. Edmond
WEDNESDAY. 1:3o p NJ.
Chorus - Douglass School. Guthrie
Pape-The Silent Forces Of Teacher
.......Mr. VIM. Henderson. Guthrie
Discussion .-..-.--..-.--- .-.--.-.--.-.-
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart. Oklahoma
City, Mrs W Z. Murdock.
Paper-Do We overestimate the Value
of Good Literature? M W. E. Guy
Discussion --.--.-..... --.-.---..----..-'-.
Miss jamie Hood. Earlsboro, Mr. F. F.
Bailey, Hennessey.
Vocal Solo.. Mr.. A J. Scales
Paper-Good Manners in the Public
Schools. Miss Bertha RschaTdscE
Discussion .-..-..... --..--...--.---..'-
Miss Aldine Dickson. McClcr i, Mss
Jarvis. Falls.
Quartet Lansston University.
Misses Mae Saesar ard Zelia Page
Messrs Geo. T. Porter and VIM. Guy
Paper-The Proper Place of Manual
Training in our Educational! Sys-
ten..............M Mr.. ". A. Jackson
Miss Gertrude Richardson. Oklahoma
City, MKs. D. G. Horton. Guthrie
WEDNESDAY. S p. NJ
Piano Duet. Misses Zelia and Mary Page
Vocal Solo. Miss Edna Randolph
Contest in Defamation ......-......-..
Vocal Duet .....-.-..-------..-.-..-
Miss Mae Caesar and Mr.. G. T. Porter
Decision of Judges ........--.-.....--.-
Presentation of Prizes ..........---.....
Violin Solo. Mr.. Miles Cunningham
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LATE NEWS eY WIRE

Davenport. Iowa. Dec. I5.-coi. Henry
T. Bosse. who was a member OF the
United States engineer corps az Rock
Island arsenal. for 3 years. diei to-
night. aged Ss years.
Vienna. Dec. B.--The Austro- Hungarian
budget for 1904 balances at about sst.ssS.-
ESQ like that OF 1870. An extraordinary
credit OF ss.0eae0 il - sa ca 70 Supply
the slnay wisn Seii ia. .witzsrs al 'nean-
.a:m ara le->.
Philadelphia, Dec. ;5.-Tho usw rurs 'sl
cruiser Aedhaa left Cramps ship yards
today for two days builders trial OF
the Delaware treakwater. The contract
calls Tor - knots an hour.
Toxic. Dec. f5-rhc senior statesmen of
Japan have Just met FOR the purpose er
considering the reply OF the Russian gov
eminent 90 the japanese proposals con-
cernlng the differences in the far east.
Washington. Dec. 15.-The pcstosice
committee OF the house has received from
Postmaster General Br!stow tbs Coa-ad
and Bonaparte report which the commit
tee today ordered printed and made pub
| lie.
| Washington. Dec. lS.-The house COM
mittee on Interstate and foreign COM
nerce today decided 70 take up the pure
food bill al the 5rst meeting after the
holidays.
| New York. Dec. I5.-wnliam J. Ruchsn-
an. tho newly appointed minister 10 the
Republic of Panama. sailed today fer
Panama 10 take up his new duiies.
| washir ston. Dec. B-sccretary Hay
| was much better today and able 70 movs
about the house.
Chicago. Dec. l5--Leopold Maycrd le-
tired private BANKER of Chicago. is deau
of heart disease As a banker Mr. May
sr had an influence on the financial hts
tory OF Chicago. His frm of Leopold
MAYER and Son. weathered three arsuclai
panics
Rraidwood. III. Dec I5.-Mrs. J. Mos
sersui;h. her daughter and Frank Smith.
clerk were burned 20 death IN nrs
that destroyed the meat market and resi-
| cence ard shc dry goods store of }. 81
mon here today
New York. Dee i5-The steamer city
OF Washington arrived today from colen.
bfInsing, The signed COPY ~ the canal
treaty with the reuubli- ~ Panama
Waxain@fon. Dec HJin the senate to-
day "A resolution Authorizing The priat-
ing n 2.gye copies ~ .4o war department.
report on ezpcndi ures IN C.uta during The
occupation by the United states was
agreed 20
st Petersburg De. fs.--ssnEsfinary
Conflicts 5e,nee~ Persians sad TneonAss
arc reported "a have occurred on TIE
Ruaso- -Pcrsisu Frontier. The trouble sross
from the satabEishmeny II Pefsl y Gus
torn houses
Cuavaauii Ecuador Der is-A siFhs
earihqrste wss felt here t0say
81 Louis. Dee. An TIE rasrihefH q
the satiouei Nrr'ds Fsir eor1rrsia son.
witb The exception ~ n serasoT kiolsrids
of OREGON. were pfesen; foIsy when 'hs;
BODY wsa caiess - order 81 sreei8sus
Garter. Only routine matfsfs nefe cyn-
sidered
New York. Dee. i5-Tks condition o.
Senator Clark steadily r-proves. n ls
expected hs vii ne dat - ti,s sna q
tlals ~eeE or tho arst y ns1t week H-
noH sta ur
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HASTINGS GETS ACADEMY.
Telegram Comes Announcing the Hap
DIV Consumrnat alton.

Hastings, O. T., Dec. 15.-During the
past few weeks the citizens of Hastings
have been putting forth every effort in
their power TO secure the Southwest Aca-
DENY for Hastings, says the News.
Last Saturday a committee OF ministers
arrived in Hastings for two purposes,
viz: First. to dedicate the First Congre-
gational church of Hastings to the Lord ;
services; Second. to select a site and To-
cate the Southwest College. Saturday
night they were given a reception at the
church, and Attorney i. A. Williams de-
liyered the address of welcome. The
meeting was then open for general
making and every one soon became en-
thusiastic on the college question and a
talk on any other subject was not TO
be introduced at any timed uring the
progress of the meeting. Superintendent
House of Kingfsher college and Sunday
School Superintendent C. G. Murphy each
delivered splendid addresses but the au-
dience sould not let the meeting close un-
til Evangelist L. b. Parker made his ap-
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coLoREo TEACHERS TO MEET.
Proqram for Their Annual Gathering
Has Been Prepared.

Guthrie. O. T., Dec. l5.-The colored
teachers of Oklahoma will hold their
sixth annual meeting at Guthrie. on the
18th and seth OF this month. They have
Just issued their program, which is as
follows:
TUESDAY. DEC. ., \. NJ.
Piano Solo.... Mrs. Amy Scales, Guthrie
Invocation. ion..............-...Rev Rev. :. ;. Jones
Chorus. Logan County Hish School
Welcome Address. Mr.. Miles, Cunningham
Response Mrs. II. b. Lowry, Shawnee
Vocal Solo. Mrs. a. T. Ayers. Lsngston
Paper-Ends in Teaching. --...-.-.......
Miss Fannie l.. Barbee, Weatherford
Discussion .--...----.---.- -.--.----------.
Mrs. Grace Fuihrisht. Miss Emerson
Appointment OF Committees
Adjournment.
TUESDAY. Ia ?. II.
Piano Sole. Miss Estella Windsor Guthrie
Psper-Composifion IN the Grades
-.......-..M Mss Fay Weieh. Fl Reno
Discussion ..-..-.-.-.. .-...----..-----..-.
3i- Necoia Caesar. Kingfsher and
Mr. Moses Croziin. Luther.
Vocal solo...-...... Asr. Mccall Perry
Paper-Number Work ..-...--.-.-----.-
..--...... Miss Lizzie Walse-. Dover
Papsr-Natural Sciences in The Public
Schools. Mr.. a 3. Hhltby. LsasstOn
Discussion .-..---.-.- .-......--.-.-..--.---
Mr. ]. p NAME. kingtsher, SIR Jas
Fulbrsght. oklahoma City.
Vocal Solo. Miss Ida Btli. r. Reno
Pape--The Practical IN Esscation-.--
... Hon. o z. Tyler, Kaag.she,
Discussion .-..------.-.- .---s--.---.---5--
Mr. II. II Haley and Aiss Pearl
S1eIl.
paper-The Modem Teacher -......-..
..-.- Nr r r. DohhiEs. Csereiaad
Discussion ..----. Mrs 4 Niles. Luther
TUESDAY. ?. u
Chorss Logan coszsI HIsa sehooi
Invocatlo ton .Rsv- {. W Aafng5oa
annual ADDRESS -.-... Pres- 7. Z Pags
Reading. .---..--. Mss Pear ISe-aerson
VocaI solo -------.-. Ny . W Mosrss1n
PSper-The value OF Special T-sia:as
Ia Pedzsosv- M J. n. = Braze.toa
Discussion .....----. --.----.--.--.------
Mrs. ?. = Lca4. Gu,h~fe. sI.ss c.
Nnie Ol!Tgr. osisheasa city
vosaf Soso...-.-y yfz. VIZ. cuy. Iars ,oa
-sdIgess-The Educational Crssook 81
Oslzhossss.- Aen = r &rc1hz
c1larssS Izr=sten SzaEverxisy--.-------
Misses 2tae Cesar and Mary F2sc
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tee of which I am the chairman, but
the committee was of the opinion that
nothing could be done except TO sug-
gest that the parents of the children
have a remedy by manlamus TO compel
the county commissioners to provide the
needed buildings. ] also examined your
report as to the points raised but the
superintendent of that county had not
furnished the desired Information IN his
report to you. At least I did not deterul-
inc from 1t the number of colored chill
dren in the VARIOUS districts Of that coun-
~ and whether or not they have build
ings or other school facilities.
Prof. Sulcer in letter just received
them colored children of school age and
that in only four of these districts
schools are maintained for the benefit
of these children.
That IN some of the remaining districts
attempts had been made to have the
county commissioners of that county pro-
vide buildings for the colored children but
without avail
1t was stated that similar conditions
exist in the counties last opened 20 set
tiement
The matter was referred to a commit
states that the conditions complained OF
are still the same
1t is probable that the number os col
ored school children in any Of the dis
tricts referred to II not large and that the
parents OF these children DO rot wish
10 fall out with their neighbors in a
suit az law TO compel the provision OF
school facilities. which Il is so manifest
they should have.
In view Of the fact that the teachers
of the territory VIII soon be in session
again ] have addressed you We desi-e
Of course that &c chld Il OkIaaorna
shall be without an opportunity to attend
school on account OF n lack OF school
facilities. ResPcc;fuily.
w rrsN-vrrrt
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pearance on the rostrlm and gave out
the statement that Hastings had scored
nine points in the contest fer the South
west academy and that the tenth point
would be easily gained. This revelation
was greeted with applause.
Early Monday morning the committee
of Eminent Divines were placed under
the heavy pressure of argument for Hast
ings, but unmoved from their stand for
fairness between the contestants. At ten
O'Clock no word came from Ft. Cobb and
another attempt was made to cinch the
institution but the committee stood firm.
but finally stated that it would report
from Addington in favor of Hastings. If
no better offer was received when they
reached thatp lace. The committee was
taken to Addington and soon the tele-
gram came that Hastings was the chosen
location.
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Two lsrqe EIourinu Mills.

I-aWfon. o 7. Wee E-Tvo large
Touring rails are 80 be built IN Ia wten
81 the srvine. Parties from Lincoln coun-
~ have bousht lots in the east ed 4
tae Woods addition. and in the aear fu-
mil Mr. RockwaIterd of Arkansas City.
also has decided to b1iid = inal and ~fii
spend IN The neishhorhood of Sa.a. He
viii build "a nsill and eis~ato- IN Lav:on
ard a aurnber Of snail elevators fa otaer
IoRzs II Conauche ccrntT 10 be used as
feeders far the nip
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ON KAIseR's THROAT.
Second Operation Said &c, Have Been
Performed and Third Expected.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE Daily NeSs
this cTue-aa5) morning. announces. says a
dispatch 60 the American frcsn Lon
den. that Il leans from wei Informed
quarters that a second operation has
ben performed on The Kaissr fhrpat.
The paper adds that its Informant asds
that a third operation uay be neces-
sary
Berlin. Dee. is-Tfe statement rub'ish-
81 IN the london Daily Se1F thls morn
ios. ihat s. hsa learned from wsIi So
formed quarters tnst a secerd opcf sfisn
rad beer performed On Ezpefur WI
lianl's throat and thst ffi~a ossrsfsoa
naay be neaeassrT - err1assuz Fsrther
matter 'aken f-ora fh1 ~r-Srd Ees Ssh
rssf,ed 20 = ~ ihe gEsaiegs fs'ecis =
f. internal z-o~thE. s9s-g psle = = aa,rn
reported Il % y bgnizr&nt
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NEGROES ARE COMPLAINING
Do Not Have j Fair Show With ths
Whites. They Assert

Guthrie. O T Deo. B-Sure
ent Raxter has Just received n letter
calling his attention - the fast that
in Potts watounie and several ot the new
er counties the negroes have rot the
privilege OF ,the use Of Ire public schools.
The lsIter states tllas t,ls coiored CHI
dren are not aliow,d 20 attend the schools
with the whites. vet the cocnty cinnis-
sioners have made no provisions for ex-
elusive cclored schools
The fun text of the letter follows
Hon. l.. W Baxter
Dear Str:-Prof Wiliiam Snlce- mste
the following representations at The meet
ing Of the coloyed teachers of okIshou,a
City last December.
That there are twenty seven school dis
tr.cts L. PQStavstor..e ccunsy havias IN
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poor digestion being obliged to pass your
water frequently night and day, smart
ing or irritation in passing, brick-dust
or sediment in the urine. headache, back
ache lame back, dizziness, sleeplessness,
nervousness. heart disturbance due to
lad kidney trouble, skin eruptions from
bad blood neuralgia, rheumatism, dia-
betes, bloating, irritability, worn out feel
ing, lack of ambition. loss of flesh, salloW
complexion, or Bright's disease.
If your water when allowed to remain
undisturbed in a glass or bottle for
twenty four hours, forms a sediment or
settling or has cloudy appearance, it
is evidence that your kidneys and blad-
der need immediate attention.
Swamp-Root is the great discovery of
Dr. Kilmer. the eminent kidney and blad-
der specialist. Hospitals use 1t with
wonderful success in both slight and
severe cases. Doctors recommend it to
their patients and use it in their own
families. because they recognize in
Swamp Root the greatest and most sue
cesful remedy.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and
is for sale the world over at druggists
in bottles of two sizes and two prices
fifty cents and one dallar. Remember the
rame, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's swamp
Root. and the address, Binghamton. \.
Y, on every bottle.
e the slightest symptoms of kidney or
it in your family history. send at once to
who will gladly send you by mail, i'm
e bottle of Swamp-Root. and book con-
lsands of testimonial letters received from
sure to say that you read this gener-
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Sold Everywhere II Boxes. Zoe. and ESQ.

the sort have already reached the sub
treasury. and is being properly prepared
for.
Demand for such currency Is limited.
however and SO is the supply. There
existec. at the time or the treasury's last
report. only enc United States note of
that Denomination. and nobody Knows
who owns II. No SIe.ooo treasury notes or
silver certificates are outstanding. oat
OF gold certificates ia that amount. S.sss
are IN present circulation. Most. no eoubt.
are quietly slowed away In hank re-
serves. The rest serve for the rich mems
tshr{StY.,as
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FEVER INFECTED CATTLE.
Usage Indian Council Would Bar Cat
tie From Infected Districts.

Guthrie, o. T., Dec. f5.-The Usage In
dian council, at its'last meeting, adopted
a resolution against the introduction of
cattle frof fever infected areas into the
Usage pastures. where the present leases
expire mkt spring. One of the most Bit
ter contests in the last Okla homa legis
lature was TO defeat legislation intended
to place the Usage country above the
quarantine line. Governor Ferguson said
today that he would do his utmost to
prevent the introduction Of southern cat
tie into the Ponca and Ctoe pastures up
on the expiration of the leases next
ygar
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Caught in the Act.

Guthrie. O. T. Dec is.-DsPzty Mar
shal Fry. q Iavton. came IN yesser-
day With prisoner. a Mexican b. tae
name OF Santiago. who Sss captured n
TIE act of giving whissey - Indians
AZ Snyder last Saturday. Fly sas o.
the trail q a Texas fuEi;iTs aEl Tar
Stopping al Snyder between ;rsirs. BE
ssw the Mexican with an auBfsl Of
vhlxxey bottles. foiiSssa iirn. sax hir'
deliver The goods n aa In5lz.. ard ar
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Sold for Par.

Guthrie. O. T.. Dec. ia dispatch from
Vinita says Water works and sewerage
bonds of the city OF vinita were today
sold by the city council 10 Farson. Leach
& Co. 14o Dearborn street. Chicago. III.
The bonds were issued for $500 and We're
sold for par The contract for building
the water works and sewerage system
will be let as soon as Burns and Nc
Donald. OF Kansas City. Mo. complete
specifications
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1ss.7aousasD-ooLLaR BILLS.
Ore "6sronster 20 the ssfsstich
ercv,i-o Sssis<sc.ory Results.

Kew Tosk. Lac = -cns grsssisg pros-
isra os the asy haz been iiae iafa-nee
FsscA 1se ~rs~h rr~a's saui> - isss s7asra-
rer zoess szars o. the Tfs'-r rzsfssts
Trade n AUTOMOBILES. - oP~rs i-oxfs.
r. steam yseAtr. anf 81 glftn arsses
ss.srre-s. % s1rss~Aaf fsr3y = sH1N
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are esfsT flssie isxerbes 9: 9fess1 $50
shstk r. hus6r-ss ralsiss-is. zsAss rssT
hss sru8sef 81 rso2ef T1uxe- Dzs - fass-e
\. tze fer-tzosss - -sullzr b1i fer fSe
CsssstsnsT ssoFAg
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resaIs. 4hg @ a1t 49, sesa tsinEs ia
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GA - TO H Z "A.
Bs.r, Tia 1Iha kiad You Have iIxsrs esagia
''s'a'''' .; &WAzMx
Watcrs-Pierce Oil officials

Guthrie. o. T.. Zee. l5.-H. a Haths-
way. of Denison, Tex. the general man
ager for the southwest of the Waters
Pierce oil company. and J. II. Etwood.
one of the officials from the main Offices
In st. Louis. are IN the city investigating
present conditions. as the result cf tie
new oil inspection law In the territory.
They caile1 this morning on Governor
Ferguson and other territorial officials.
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schooI h4cu.. Rured.

I-a-tsn. o. T Dec Is.-Thc schoo.
house three r-Ies east OF thss city -
d3r;rses No. q. wzz bE-E~d SATURDAY
rtxf, There x.s ~ i-sgYarrs t.
baIlaiaz x4s valued st si-s. Tie sga-
aar boil also Eest ane nFran aBd
: iIhf4ry. Tsere hzg oefa sosne cIsF1ta
at-out ihe bG1sizx b<tE~sn the dsstrsei
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-16
TO GIVE CONCERTS.
Washburn Quartette Club Will Tour
Oklahoma

Guthrie. o. T., Dec. IA Topeka dis
patch says: Next spring the Washbarn
faculty will make concert tour through
out Oklahoma. The members OF the fac
ulty who viii participate in these con-
certs are Mrs. George W. Parkhurst. So
prano soloist. and Mr.. A. Klingenhers.
pianist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-16
Sold Some Test Ore.

Lawton. OFT. Dec. he. Z Moulder.
one of Comanehe county's most promia-
"a mne operators. Is tust back from
Denver, where he disposed Of a carload
OF test ore. This ore ran so well that
Colonel Moulder placed an order for a
complete ffty-ton cyanide plant. which
will be shipped TO Wildman soon after
the first of the year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-16
To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney REM
edy, will Do for YOU every Reader OF the "EagIe'
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Weak unhealthy kidneys responsible for
sickness suffering than other disease therefore, when
kidney troubis permitted
fatal Its are to
Your other need attention but kidneys
most because they do me and
you feel badly" begin taking Dr. KilnIer's
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kidneys BETTER they will all
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