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part of the night. which made it very hard for her parents. Her mother concluded that she had stomach trou- ble. and gave her half of one of chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, which quieted her stomach and she slept the whole night through. Two boxes of tbese tablets have ef- fected a permanent cure. and she fs now well and strong. For sale by all druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-31

The many friends of JohE Bloun' will be pleased to learn that he has en drely recovered from his attack oi rheumatism. Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured him after the best doctors in the town (Monon, Ind) had failed 10 give relief The prompt relief rom pain which this liniment affords IS alone worth many times its cost For sale by all druggists.
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Tombstone Wins
 Important Suit
FAMOUS LITIGATION COVERING ELEVEN YEARS FIGHTING
 COMES TO AN END.

The Supreme Court of the Territo- ry has decided the famous mandamus ease of the Valley Bank of Phoenix xs. the City of Tombstone. in favor d the City of Tombstone. This was aa action in the nature of mandanus drought by the Valley Bank to compel
 aoverror Brodie and the Loan Com mission of the Territory to fund cer- ez1n warrants against the city amount Ssx in the aggregate to $16,6s5. me Hoap Commission refused to fund the
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end the litigation unless the Valley Bank decides to appeal it to the Su- preme Court of the United States. It is to be hoped that the matter is set teld and all litigation ended.
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Stop at the Angeius.

Within three blocks of the Ei Paso X Southwestern R. R. is the Angelus Hotel, steam heated, and with every modern convenience. large. airy rooms convenient to all places of business and adjoining the plaza, on either the American or European plan. It Is Ia good place to stop. and you will be well cared for. Try 1t S-e-1mo.
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It's long road and a rocky one 10 climb life's rugged hill. If you don't toot your own horn TO one else will and a square meal with Feed 'Em Up Jim, at the Palace or l.. & O. Res taurant, always has a bracing effect.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-31

If it's a bilious attack, take Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick recovery is certain. For sale by all druggists.
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The maple you'll like is the kind you want-Toboggan
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Range Horses from Cochise County Bring Good Figure-Machinery for Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-03-31
GiIa County Sheriff After a Prisoner
CHUCK" ROGERS. FROM GLOBE, IS HERE ON BUSINESS, INCL DENTALLY TAKING IN
 elseEE FOR THE
 FIRST TIME.

Popu.ar GiIa County Official Who Knows His Own Game. and crini- nals Give Him a Wide 6erth-Wit- nesses Are Also Being Summoned for the Next Term of Court in GiIa County.
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Makes hot cakes snappy. Tobog gan, at grocers.
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NEwsY NOTES FROM FA.RsANk
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has been promoted to superintendent of bridges and building, with his ofice at Tucson.-Prospecto
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WAKEFUL CHILDREN.
 For a long time the two-year-old child of MT. P. l.. McPherson, 59 N. 10th St.. Harrisburg, Pa, would sleep but two or three hours in the early
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
APPLY FOR A CHARTER.
Shawnee Wants Uniform Rank OF
Woodmen of the World.

Shawnee. O. T., March "A number OF
the members of Camp Shawnee No. 6S,
Woodmen of the World, have applied
for a charter to form a company of the
uniform rank of the order. The charter
list contains forty names and the Off
GERS specified are:
First Lieutenant-W. H. Beyette.
Second Lieutenant-W. ]. Richie
First Sergeant-C. A. Crane.
Second Sergeant-L. T. Sammon.
Third Sergeant-W. S. McClung.
Fourth Sergeant-G. c. Welter.
First Corporal-Andy Title
Second Corporal-G. s Hamilton.
Third Corporal-J. S. Studdart.
Fourth Corporal-J. s. Pibkin.
Recorder-J. F. McKelvey.
Bugler-E. Butler
A communication from the adjutant
general of the uniformed rank of Omaha,
Neb., assigned the company to the 2lst
regiment as company d. Captain Doyle
is the brevet colonel OF the company.
The charter is expected to follow in a
few days and then the members will or
der uniforms and begin drill practice un-
der Captain Beyette. It Is the intention
of the members of Company ID to make
it the best drilled and equipped in the
regiment
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03

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But the Blessed Lord led me to good
medicine, and have taken several bottles
of DR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy and can recommend it higher than
all other medicines. Now l feel as II
new life had come back to me, and L
can sleep soundly all night, and enjoy
myself everywhere 1 go. l can do work
that 1 never have done before. L am
car builder for the railroad, and as L
travel along the line if l can do anything
in Dr. Greenes behalf l will do it. My
advice to all will be use this grand medi-
cine. DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy.
You who have suffered so long and
tried SO many remedies, just try a bottle
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
REoUIsITToN WAS ISSUED.
Governor Asks Judge Clayton 70 Give
up Ben n. Cole.

Guthrie. O. T. March a requ'sitioa
was issued yesterday BY Governor Fer
cusou on ". H II Clayton. judge - the
Central district Indian territory for Ben
II Cole. OF Perry. a we'l-knovn young
merchant, who has been placed under
arrest az South MCAie<ter. on charge
az ernhezzlinc ten thousand dollars. -
.,e held for the Noble county agthor.-
ties Mr.. Ccle was tire secretary ~
the Ben II. Cole Mercantile company.
and the manager of its gents furnish
ing store az Perry About a week ago n
investigation of the books was star,e6.
and the alleged shortage ~ about ten
thousand dollars has been discovered
Sunday. Cole left fer South McAlester.
telling some of his friends where be vas
going.
When the alleged discovery % the short
age was made. information was flied. and
: warraa; charging Cole with the e=lbsE-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
GRANT MILLER CONVICTED.
Verdict of Guilty Against an Accused
Cattle Thief.

Alva. O. T. March 2.-The jury at
s:Go o'clock Monday night. in the case
Of the Territory Of oklahoma against
Grant Miller. for cattle stealing. returned
q verdict Of guilty as charged in the in
oictment. says the Pioneer The trial has
been on nearly all the week and every
irch had been fought AIllers lawyers
were Houston * Marum and Lee Gray OF
Woodward. and Snoddy & Son and H. \.
Noah. ~ Alva: and ex-County Attorneys
Jesse J. Dunn and &. H Mauntel assist
ted County Attorney Luther Martin in
the prosecution. Judge Pancoast over
ruled a motion for new trial today and
sentenced Miller 70 serve seven years in
the pen. Sixty days viii he given in
which to appeal the case. and Miller is
held under S310 bond. He has asked
that he be confined in the Woodward jail.
but that has not Yet been granted. Geo.
Hodge. who was indicted at the same
time Miller was. and for the same Of
fense. was fined $50 and sentenced -
five DAYS in Jail for contempt OF court
for sitting in the court room. contrary
10 the orders of the judge. while Miller
was testifying in the case. Hodge said
h.s attorneys advised him TO stay IN the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
PRESIDENT IS
IN CONFERENCE
Executive Has Talked Over
Statehood Proposition
APPROVES TWO STATES
Is in Agreement with the Sem
ate Committee.
APPROVES TWO STATES

Washington, March 2-President Roose-
Welt in the last week has had several con-
ferences with senators and representa-
stives in congress who are interested in
sthe proposition to create new states. It
Els understood to be the presidents solu-
Etion of the problems thar two new states
fbe created one from Oklahoma and the
E1ndian Territory, and one from the terri
tories Of New Mexico and Arizona. In
fthis respect he is in agreement, at least
tso far as Oklahoma and the Indian Ter
tIitory are concerned, with the senate
scommittee on territories. The idea of the
Greation of only two states does not meet
Fthe approval of the people in the terri
ftories and their objection to it may de-
Ray statehood legislation.
1t is pointed out that it is not urged by
the president that all the people, includ-
fling Indians in the Indian Territory, shall
sbe admitted as citizens Immediately, but
,1hat gradually, as the Indians become
qualified for citizenship they may he ac-
corded the rights of citizens and that
eventually, perhaps, the Indian Territory
may be erected into a separate state.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03

element of the big sum Of money was
issued in the justice court Of Hamilton
Ellis, at Perry The authorities at once
notified the authorities at South Meal
ester to place Cole under arrest, and a
telegram that this had been done was
received yesterday. Officer McMonroe,
of Perry, was named in the requisition
to serve the papers. and left for South
McAlester last night.
Little has been said about the matter.
and the news of the arrest of Cole VIII
come as a surprise OF the people or
Perry and to his friends. He has man
aged the store in Perry about three years
and has been quite successful. He was
we'll liked, and was a member of several
fraternal orders, among them the Elks,
which he Joined in Guthrie last fall. July
21 1902. the Ben H. Cole company was
incorporated under the laws of Okla
homa. with Cole Julius j. Kempner OF
Little Rock. Ark, and Mrs. l. Parena,
of Little Rock, Ark, as the directors
Kempner made the complaint against
Cole. charging that he had been system
atically embeZzling the company's funds
and that the shortage amounted TO $4,000
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
STOLE tray
OF JEWELS
JeweIer Was at Lodge Meet
ing when Thieves Entered
CARRIED OFF S 7 0 N { S
Robbery Wasn't Discovered
Until Later in Evening
CARRIED OFF TON E S

Oklahoma City, March 2.-While Stewart
.Iitchell, the jeweler. went to attend a
lodge meeting last evening four strange
men entered his store on Robinson street,
two of whom succeeded in making their
escape with a tray of diamonds, described
as follows:
One diamond ring, one-half and one
thirty-second carat, about size seven,
valued at s65.
One diamond ring. chased belcher, small
stone, valued at S25.
One diamond ring, plain belcher, small
stone, valued at SIS.
Ond ladys diamond ring, fancy shank.
valued at $50.
About twenty opal combinations, valued
at from s. to SIS each.
The robbery was not discovered until
$3.50 o'clock, after which Mr.. Mitchell
acquainted the police with the facts in
the case. It is not known when the rob-
berry was committed. Mr.. Mitchell left
the store early in the evening at attend
lodge meeting, leaving the store in charge
of Miss Emma HObson. This was about
7:3O o'clock. Two hours later while put
ting away the jewelry Miss Hobson dis
covered that tray of diamonds was miss
ing from the window. She then recalled to
mind four strangers who came into the
store about O'Clock. Two men came in
and inquired for some roOches and were
taken to the rear of the store. A few
minutes later two other men came in and
inquired if Cincinnati papers, were kept
in stock. They were instructed to look
through the files while she waited on the
men in the rear. The men could not find
the papers and went out a few minutes
later. The other men followed without
making any purchase.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
THREE DAYS SESSION.
Deanery Will Convene at Oklahoma
CITY March IA,

Oklahoma City. March 2.-The program
for the three days session of the deanery
meeting. which will commence Monday
evening. March a. and continue until
Wednesday evening, has just been an
nounced. The welcoming address will be
made by the rector of st. Paul's church
where the session will be held. and Will
be responded TO by Right Rev. F. X
Brooke. Dad, bishop of Oklahoma and
Indian territory The completed program
follows:
MONDAY. MARCH IA, 7:S0 p. NJ.
Evening Prayer.
Address Of Welcome-By the Rector
Response-By the Right Rev. f. X
Brooke. D. D.. Bishop of Oklahoma and
Indian territories.
Sermon-By Rev. a. B. Nicholas.
TUESDAY. MARCH Is.
Morning Praper-9 a. m.
Holyl Communion-l0 a m; Celebrant
the Bishop.
Sermon-Life from the Body &C Christ
the Church. Eph. 1:22-23-Rev. ). G.
Welles, Alva, Q. T.
st Andrews Brotherhood-3 p n.
The brotherhood Idea-The p'sh ~.
What Our Chapter is Doing-hr. c. A
Roney
General Discussion.
LAYMEN'S SERVICE. 7:So = NJ
Religion and Politics-Hon. F II Greer.
Guthrie.
Creeds and Platform-Dr. Hool and
Prof. Coles of University of O.;aEoina.
Domestic Missions-Mr W. ". Glif-
fifth.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS
Holy Communion a. m.
The Dean-Celebrant
9.So-Morning Prayer. foliooed by Wo-
mans Auxiliary.
Papers by Mrs c. NJ. Parnes G1thrie:
Mrs. F. r Jones. Lehigh Mr' J. J..
Craig. Oklahoma City.
p. m.-The DEVOTIONAL Sill of Lent
A Paper-A W Highly.
General Discussion.
Addresse to the Clergy. by ne Bishop.
4 10 p. m.-Drive around the city
EVENING. 7:so P. NJ
Addresses;
Continuity OF the Ministry-Rev- F. A
Juny.
Privileges OF Church Memoership-Rev
d. A Sanford.
Closing address by the Right Rev. the
Bishop
Offerings will be devoted to the puT-
poses announced
on arrival guests win kindly report az
the Rectory 1l3 West Seventh street. or
al the church. corner OF Seventh and
Robinson streets
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03

together took her 90 The doctor hlt
the longer / doctored tte worse she bc-
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and having heard that Peruua was
specific for catarrh 2 tried lf. She hs-
gan improving uf once and wiihiH a
month she was well. thc rat1rrH was
cured ard her eses made well aEtiH- Go
NV Great relief Sire ,naf ue Frrunt
has b.en my only family remedy Mrs
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he pleased % give you DTS valuable advice
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
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Druggists.
His trial will be had at the

court room. His trial will be had at the
next term Of court.
This has been the most generally inter-
esting case ever tried in Woods county,
from the fact that the cattle were stolen
one or two at a time and from various
farmers and cattlemen. But they are
now well organized and will keep after
the thieves until doom day. Judge Pan
coast also called Miller's attorneys on the
carpet and severely censured them for
advising Hodge to disobey the orders OF
the court He gave them to understand
that such conduct would not be tolerated
in his court. and said he was not now
prepared to pass sentence on them for
the contempt. Court was adjourned in
definitely.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
WIND AND DUST.
Guthrie Had Taste of the High Wind
Last Night

Guthrie. o. T. March AFTER passing
warm summer day with the tempera-
ture in the seventies. a binding wind and
dust storm from the north began about
$50 p m. The city is enveloped in dust
until the arc lights can be seen only
short distance and several sign boards
have blown down. No serious damage
has resulted so far Two small fires
nave started within the last hour but the
quick action OF the hre department kept
lem under control With the high wind
danger from fire is great.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
ghe aaiehta Daily Eaee ThursdaY 1aorme 1lare
SMOoT CASE
IS ON TRIAL
Continued from First Page.

in a limited way" Mr. Beveridge IN
quired the reasons for the line OF ques-
tons concerning polygamy. as he said he
understood MIr. Smoot was not charged
with being a polygamist. Mr. Taylor
explained that he wanted 70 show that
the demands Of the church are such that
II might affect Mr. Shoots alliance TO
the United States. Mr. WorthingIcn said
that the line Of questioning was follow
ing out matters on which there was no
dispute and which are admitted by his
client. At the same time. he said. the
questions relating to a mans private be-
liefs and convictions are improper and
that If he were attorney for Mr.. Smith
he would advise him to decline to an
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
IN A CRACKER BOX.
Infant Left Warmly Clad and Without
Marks

Shawnee. o. T. March "A week-old
live girl baby was found in the ward OF
Lee Chancellor. a young farmer residing
two miles north Of Shawnee. at day
break today The infant was in cracker
box warmly clad and without marks
Buggy tracks showed that some one had
l..ven RAPIDLY to the gate, left the child
and drove toward Shawnee. This : the
second affair OF this kind in a few months
and the county authorities are using blood
mounds 70 track the criminals
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
ROBERTS ON STATEHOOD.
Former Attorney General Returns
From Washington.

Guthrie o It March Jacob K. Ken
berts of Enid, former attorney general
for Oklahoma, has returned from WASH
jngton. where he has been representing
the territory in the Kickapoo Indemnity
school land case, in the hearing oeIore
the department Of the interior and IN
volving the title to about one hundred
thousand acres Of school land in the new
countdv. which the plaintiffs allege were
trregularlv reserved and as a result were
open to homestead entry. a decision has
not been reached in the case but Judge
Roberts is confident that the decision
will be favorable TO the territory.
When asked concerning the prospects
for statehood. Judge Roberts said that
none would be iven at this session, ana
declared that he was now favorable to
single statehaad. 4 am now in favor
of single statehood" said he, ct VIII
not come at this session, but it is in
e2itable. Delegate Mcclure is doing al
in his power to secure statehood at this
session. and statehood for Oklahoma
alone. but the odds aginst him are too
great.
Il a rnnow out of office and In a po-
eition to tel you what l think, the
former attorney general continued, "and
viii say that almost to a certainty we
will get no statehood at this session.
The members Of congress have determin-
ed upon their course, and at this session
are not even considering any kind or
statehood legislation. When we get state
hood it will be for Oklahoma and the In
clan territory as one state and ii Is use
less for the Republicans Of the territory
to oppose the Republicans in congress
in the matter
Judge Roberts also stated that he was
opposed to the sale Of school lands or
any measure that looked toward the sale
of these lands.
Now take your reliable Spring Medi-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
TWO BOYS AT PLAY.
They Got Hold of Shell and Explod
ed IL

Hennessey. o. T, March 1.-Two young
boys. Embree and Culk, about twelve
and fourteen years old. who reside with
their parents southwest of town and evil
IDENTIFY had been reading about the Rus
so-Japsnese war, got a No. 10 shell. took
off the cap. nailed it TO board and used
powder as a fuse while the Embree boy
held the board and lighted it, the Cufk
boy touched off the match to the pow
der
The result ow the explosion. the En-
bree boy lost an eye with several scalp
wounds which Doctors Cul!um and Rec
tor dressed and the Culk boy had his
fingers badly lacerated
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
WORK OF INDIAN PUPILS.
Il Will Be Shown at the st. Louis
Exhibit.

ATuskogee. 7. T, March 2-The work OF
exhibits of pupils in the Indian schools
are being secured by Superintendent j.
Il. Benedict. and as soon as they are
all collected they will be shipped to st
Louis. where they will be placed in the
Indian territory building. Among the ex-
hibits are number of water color draw
ings made by childrenfi as well as basket
work. in which they are very proficient
In conjunction with this exhibit will be
a number of Indian relics which Indian
teachers, who have been interested in
the education of Indian youth for years.
Some of these collections contain many
rare articles used by the Indians years
ago. The collection of Miss Alice Robert
son in one Of the most complete and most
interesting
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
ERNEST QUITS QUITS.
Successor viii Not BE Appointed Un'
I'll Next Fall

Guthrie. o. r. March The resigua-
tion Of Ernest Jones. q the school land
office. which was teadercd Governor FER
guson recently. has been accepted and
will take effect April Mr. Jones has
been In the school land cf,ce about two
years and is ono u the oldest clerks 81
the office b. INC matter - service. H
expects TO take 40 newspaTer Tcrk
Governor Ferguson said Yesterday ihat
as the work i1 ;he srhoo, lard Office
is not heavy during the s. inner months.
A successor 20 Ir. Joacs VIII not be ap-
pointed until TIE heavy fa.l WORK vhlrh
usually comes In Sepic uter
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-03
GETS TWO DRAFTS.
Barrier q. Perry Comes In fer $3.50
Heritage.

Perrr. q. 7. Sssrch z-The Rspzost.1a
ssys- Neal snsH~oo9. the frnaf efsslr
t.zrS-er - ~ Lite Ger barbs- shoG. ias'
srndav received a iesSs- frosa TIE al
-riuistratnr = his aants estate ia ins
ietfs~ zese tzn drafts 0a Chicsss. eas
for = 80 azd fh@ n-hsr for f-zA his
auzt. zsss rxs ~szlthy dsed sorzs sEss
ago IN her sorzs ~ Germany. ard after
;hs 3.TtzsoE of ks. estate = vas tssS1