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Arizona republican., 1905-08-23
C. C. RAILWAY WINS
Step by Step, Possession of Grand
 Canyon Station Grounds.

Word has been received that the secretary of the interior has at last approved the maps covering the twenty one acre station grounds of the Grand Canyon Railway company at the rim of the Grand Canyon. The maps have been in litigation in the interior de- partment for more than year. After the grounds had been selected by the railway company. Ralph H. Cameron To- cated a mining claim at the head of the Bright Angel trail which overcap- ped about half of the station grounds took in the Bright Angel. hotel. several dormitoiies and numerous other build ings.
 He applied to the government for patent and also filed with the secre- tary of the interior Q protest against the approval of the railway companys maps. After a long and thorough con sideration of the patent and the maps the secretary has dismissed the form CT and approved the latter
 Recently MT. Cameron secured from the court commissioner of Coconino county temporary injunction direct ing the railway company to vacate the premises mentioned but a motion to dissolve the injunction was argued at Prescott last week and granted.
 Then MT. Cameron went into the land office at Prescott and sought to have dismissed an adverse filed there by the railway company against his ap- plication for mining patent but in this also he failed yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23
Of Locally
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today: Partly cloudy, with thundershowers, and cooler.
 Data for A hours ending 5:30 p. m. veafArdaV.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23
CLEANLY WOMAN.
Erroneously Thinks by Securing Her
 Scalp That She Cures Dandruff.

Scalp That She Cures Dandruff
 Cleanly woman has an erroneous idea that by securing the scalp. which re- moves the dandruff scales, she is cur ing the dandruff She may wash her scalp every day, and yet have dandruff her life long, accompanied by falling hair. too. The only way in the world to cure dandruff is to kill the dan druff germ. and there is no hair pre- paration that will do that but New bros Herpicide. He:picide by killing the dandruff germ, leaves the hair free to grow as healthy nature intended. Destroy the cause you remove the ef- feet. Kill the dandruff germ with Her picide. Sold by leading druggists Send 1Oc in stamps for SC mple to The Herpicide Co, Detroit. Mich. II. Good man. druggist. special agent.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23

For the people-Santa Fe. Special flour sale. McKee's. Meals at meal time-Southern Pa cific.
 Special flour sale. McKee's. For the merchant-Santa Fe. For development of our wonderful resources-Santa Fe.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23
TOWN
 TOPICS
THE REST CURE.


 A great many people may be reliev- ed of that tired feeling by taking pro per rest in the right way. Lying on the sofa in a hot close room is no>rest for the tired, Overworked, over heated person. whose limbs ache for very wearineSs. The best way is to hang a hammock under the trees or on the shady side of the house The ham mock adjusts itself to the body and is cool and easy. The most restful way of relieving that tired feeling is reclin- ing in a hammock and the best place to purchase one is at Davidson's Cash Store, where there is a big variety from 75c to $500.
 THE TIRED HOUSEWIFE.
 Who fails in feeling pity for the wo- man with a family in Phoenix or the valley who, during all the hot sum- mer months must spend most of her time in the hot kitchen over a red hot cook stove cooking for the family? No wonder a woman feels cranky some times. We don't blame her. Just let a man stay at home week in August and assume her job of herdng the children. doing the ironing. baking and cooking over d red hot iron cookstove and ten to one he will forget his reH- zion and the cost of furniture and glassware in his bullish efforts to break up everything in the house be- fore the middle of the week has passed. Wives work your persuasive powers to their utmost in getting hubby to buy you an INSURANCE GASOLINE STOVE that is absolutely safe in the hands of your most mischievous child. that costs about the same as q wood stove for fuel and is kool. handy klean and konvenient. Or if you don't want to use gasoline buy a Standard Wick less Blue Flame Oil Stove, absolutely safe. burns kommon kole oil. Call at DaVidson's Cash Store. You won't be hung up by the thumbs if you don't buy as we believe our best advertise ment is showing goods courteously and patiently.
 HUNTERS BEWARE If you are thinking of buying or renting a gun don't make the mistake i of missing a visit to Davidson's Cash ! Store before purchasing. Fresh ammu- 1 milton on hand at all times. Moore's Steel Ranges always please, ] iR q patterns. from $20 to S75. 1 Tents. Camping Outfits.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23

Special flour sale. McKee's.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23

Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. r degrees. Accumulated excess m rainfall since January l, 9.31 inches.
 |. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23

For the merchant-santa Fe.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23
ApY.cooKEp MUSE.

The independent, spot cash, no trust, no combination gro- cery house will do things in September.
 Send your name if you don't live in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-23
DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE

The boy or girl who failed in school last year is very apt to be behind in their studies this year.
 If your child appears dull or slow in school you should try 10 find the cause and remedy
 If the cause is eye-strain a pair of right glasses often transforms the so- called dull pupil into a bright studious one.
 Don't neglect your child's eyes Bring them to us, we will tell you just their condition, and if glasses are needed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
THE BUSINESS LEAGUE.
Meeting Held Friday Night With Fair
Attendance Much Important Bus.
mess Transacted.

A good meeting of the Business
League was held Tuesday night
with a good attendance of the best
and most influential members in
attendance.
The first business to come up
was hearing a report from a com
mittee appointed at meeting to
set on foot a Baptist College for
Bryan. A strong resolution Of
fering the movers in the enterprise
the support of the business league
was adopted
A report was made by A. w.
Wilkerson in behalf of the bust
ness league committee appointed
last year to promote the building
of the proposed Bryan and College
railway. Mr.. Wilkerson stated
that nothing definite could be re-
ported in the way of progress in
the matter, that franchises had
been granted, and a start had been
made towards raising a bonus. The
matter was not discussed fully on
account OF a desire to get through
with other pressing business, as
the weather seemed threatening.
+. NJ. Law suggested action by
the league to encourage Inaugural
ton of free rural delivery routes
ont of Bryan. T. r. Bate and
Tyler Haswell were appointed a
committee TO take charge of the
work.
A resolution passed urging the
importance to Bryan of rebuilding
the oil mill. Several talks were
made on the value OF the oil mill
enterprise. The question of a
sugar refinery for Bryan was dis
cussed. Much interest in the en-
terprise was manifested, but no ac- !
ton was taken.
ON call for pledges to take ac-
tive interest in the work of the |
league, to pay dues regularly and |
attend It's meetings, almost every !
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25

President Roosevelt visited the
state they ran away to zee him and
the practice was suspended for
nearly a week. The penalty for
this overcontidence was the loss OF
one Of the Varsity games here and
the Baylor game in Waco. The
earnest practice that followed these
defeats resulted in the shutout
game with Varsity o n their home
grounds, and the two overwhelm-
ing defeats administered to Baylor
at the close of the season.
As regards individual players,
there can be no question that Smith
was the star of the season. In fact,
his work in the box puts him in a
class by himself among the college
pitchers OF the State. OF the 24S
men who came to bat while he was
in the box he struck out 1l3, or
but little less than half. He al.
allowed but thirty hits during the
season, and only l6 runs Modest
and unassuming, an excellent stu
dent, a good ball player, whether
in the box, at bat or in the field,
he il most valuable acquisition
to the college -quad.
Probably the best all around !
player on the team is Hackney, !
the first baseman. He has the
highest batting average; the great
est number Of stolen bases and the |
smallest per cent Of errors Of any
man on the team. He hit safe
twice out Of every five times at bat.
Al shortstop Capt. Hanna always
played steady game and inspired
confidence in his men, while
Church at third felded well and
was usually a heavy hitter.
Lipscomb in leftfeld, and Reese
IN centerfeld, have very few errors
scored up against them. Lips
,omb's hitting average is below
hat Of last year, while Reese made
IN exceptional record as a sacrifice
litter.
Probably the man on the team
yho deserves most credit for what
Ie has done is Joe Wessendorf.
lie worked untiringly for a year
nd a half to win his place as
atcher, and only succeeded in dis.
facing all rivals after the present
eason was half over. He made
n excellent record during the lat.
n part Of the season, allowing
My three stolen bases during the :
let six games.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25

man in the house arose, and the
work OF the league will doubtless
go forward hereafter with increas-
cd zeal.
Regular meetings will be held
fcom this time forward, due notice
of which will be given.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
FARMERS ARE CHAMPS. "
Aggregated More Runs and Won More
Games Than Any Other Texas
College Team.

Special to the News.
College Station, Tex, May 49,
March 81, A. & NJ. 2, st. Edwards
1; April /, A. q NJ 5, ST. Edwards
2; April 4, A. 81 NJ. 6, Southwest
ern University 4; April IA, a. IL NJ.
4, Varsity 5; April 10, A. & NJ. Z,
Varsity Il; April 20. A. IL NJ. o,
Trinity University /; April 81,
A. & NJ. 2, Baylor 8; April %,
A. IL NJ. 6, Baylor 2; April %,
A. d NJ. s, Austin College /; April
%, A. IL NJ. II, Austin College 0;
May 3, A. & NJ. /, Southwestern
University o; May 4, A. IL NJ. 3,
st. Edwards 5; May 8, A. IL NJ. /,
Varsity 0; May 6, A. IL NJ. 6, Deaf
aud Dumb 3; May ~; A. IL NJ. 6,
Baylor 2; May 10, A. & NJ. IL,
Baylor 3; totals, A. 81 NJ. 70, other
teams 40.
These figures tell the story Of
what is probably the best season
the Agricultural & Mechanical
College baseball team has ever had.
They show that ofthe sixteen games
played during the season the Farm
era won eleven and lost five, scor.
ing a total o! seventy. nine runs to
forty.nine made by the opposing
teams. Four of these games were
with teams not members of the
State intercollegiate College Ath-
letic Association. If they be dis
regarded that leaves a total of ~
games played with members Of
the association, Of which number
s were won by this team, giving il
exactly GO 2.3 per. cent.
The fact that the team started
off with a rush in the beginning Of
the season and won the first three
games was probably a bad thing
for the team. Several Of the play.
srs became too confiden, Of victory
during the entire season, and when
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
stnhhed Fifteen LINES.

WaNahachie. Tex May 2f-Wu
Blackman. a young white man. was
brought here from Ferris and lodged ir
the county Jail II e. alleged on IN,
charge Of assault 20 murder In an al
tercation between Bllckman and a
farmer named clark the latter VS.
stabbed hfteen time with a knife
Clark was cut to the hollow I'm three
places and T. said 20 be- IN a dangerous
condition
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Committee on Sabbath and Family Re
ligion Favor Diseontinuanes.

Fort Worth. May 2i.--At wednes.
days meeting Of the general assem-.
bly, Of the Southern Presbyterian
churches the committee on Sabbath
and family religion recommended tho
discontinuance OF giving and ATTENDING
Sunday excursions and use OF Sunday
mails. newspapers and trains.
An overture from Grecnbrier pres.
bytery asked that steps be taken for
the enlargement OF church and Chris
tian education and unincation n the
churches OF the assembly. Referred e
a committee with instructions TO re.
port az the next assembly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
INJUNcTIoNs ASKED.
Temporary Action Taken and Cases &C
over Until Monday Next.

Philadelphia. May 2t-David )
smythe. former director OF public safe.
~. has filed a petition IN the court Of
common pleas asking Tor an injunction
restraining Mayor Weaver from re-
moving him from Office. and also ask.
ed for an Injunction restraining Col
Sheldon Potter from acting as director
Of public safety. The same proceedings
were taken by Peter +. Costello former
director OF public works. against the
mayor and a. Lincoln Acker. who was
appointed 10 the Office by the mayor
Judge Ralston granted a temporary
injunction and the cases were set for
next Monday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
BEELGR PRESIDENT.
Mexican War Veterans TO Meet Next
Yssr al National canitaI

Dallas, May National convention
OF Mexic--n war veterans was called
TO order BY Colonel Beeier OF Baitl.
more. fret vice president Rev. c. I
sconsld offered prayer. Mayor Barr,
delivered an address OF welcome. Il
which Hon. silas Hare responded. Hon
NJ. 7. Lively Of Dallas then made ar
address
Vice President BeeIer was .Iecte,
president. The other officers were re.
elected.
Washington was chosen as the mex
place OF meeting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
HAD a CLASH.
Three Sailors Are Missing and Sis 9th
ers Sustain Injuries.

Belllngham. wash, May 2f-Threc
sailors are missing and six wounded as
the result Of a pitched battle growing
out OF "A dispute between the Sailors
union and LongsIoremen's union over
Jurisdiction In loading the lumber
schooner shasta al the r. X. Wood
Lumber company's dock here Some Of
the wounded were shot and others bad
~ cut about the head. though none. IL
r. believed. were fatally injured Three
sailors belonging 10 the shasta were
thrown overheard during the melo,
and are believed drowned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
THOMAS IN CHARGE.
viii Lock After the improvements o,
Red River.

Denison. May 2i.--Red river Wed.
nesday was above the danger line from
Fulton. Ark. 10 Shreveport
: G. Thomas. government engineer
l. here and viii have charge OF the
Improvement ~ Red river from DenI.
ION 20 Fulton. Ark. II r. his intention
to build four quarter boats and place
them on the river at once. The wori
of clearing the channel OF the river Of
snags Is 10 be pushed. lie viii max,
his headquarters az Denison.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
viii Investigate.

Austin. May Representative
Kennedy OF NcLonnan viii make q
thorough investigation as % how Sec
ton i20 n the general election bin was
wrongly enrolled. lie a. accompanied
by Assistant Journal Clerk Robinson
and they examined the Manuscript ct
the bin closely and recognized the
handwriting OF the clerk who enrolled
that particular section The whole
matter viii be gone through thor
oughiy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
PARKER MISSING.
Alleged His Accounts Show a Short.
age Of Ten Thousand Dollars.

Hot Springs. May 2i-wesley O
Parker until last Tuesday exchange
teller In the Arkansas National bant
Of this city. Il missing. and Il l. al
legged that his accounts show short.
age OF $4,000. President e. ~ Rl1
Of the bank said that the institution
g. fully secured by bond furnished b.,
the absent teller Parker was an of.
hcer IN an Arkansas regiment durlns
the Spanish-American war and Il sec
rotary Of the local lodge OF Elks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
pemise Of Noted Texan.

~ Paso. Nay et-Colonel r. =
Campbell, civil war veteran. ex-
mayor and N-postmaster OF n Paso
and eN-collector 81 revenue al Aus
tin, died Wednesday Of apoplexy IL
had lived az n PasO twenty years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
HORRIBLY oAsHEp.
Clara Baldwin In Jail Charged With
stabbirg Husband.

Paris. Tex. May 2i.-Clara Baldwin
a negroes, was jailed on the charge Of
stabhlng oscar Baldwin. her husband
He Nas horribly gashed In the abdo-
men and one side with a butcher knife
Jealousy l. the alleged cause.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-25
Exnsnsive Amus.msnt.

Sherman. Ma Kelley Woods
haired with beating his wife. was fined
$500 and given sixty days imprison-
ment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-08
GREAT RICE SALE .

I5 pounds Extra Fancy Head Rice. sI.OO.
 20 pounds Fancy Head Rice, S11O0. 25 pounds Choice Head Rice, sI,OO.
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-08
Nice venIson Steaks and Chops af
 YunR's Restauramt.
HIsroRy or INDIAN ERIass.
Elaborate Records That Have Been Rrs
 served In Indian Territory.

Elaborate Records That Have Been Pre-
 served In Indian Territory.
 Kansa City Journal.
 There are now piled up in the vaults of the Government offices at Mnskogee tonn and tons of records which form a com plete history of every event of importance concerning tribal lifas ami tho title xt0 Eiand in Indian Territory since the Indians came to the Territory since 1S33 So far as tt known, there Is no law and no provision for the preservation of these records. except those in the Indian offices at tho tirne the Dawes Commission expires. and this is matter of great legal and historical import ance. 4sss
 '"The records in the vaults of the Indian Agent and of the Dawes Commission con cern the title to every foot of land in the domain of the five civilized tribes, and laws under which the land has been aiiot- ted, together with vast amount of other valuable record that should be preaerv- ed" says the Mus<ogee Phoenix
 There arc four large veults at NEuzixo- gee, two at Tahlequa, two at HishominEo. and two at Atoka. All arc filled with Land Office and Dawes Commission ree- ords. The question has arisen as to the dis position Of these records and the permanent location. If they are transferred to Wash ington they will be practically inaccessible 10 the people of the Indian Territory. TaKns Bixby does not know what will become of them. He says that 1t will take a veult 50 by 30 feet and 20 feet high to hold these in any sort of system by which they can be located at will. It would also require an experienced man to handle them in such manner as to keep them from becoming q confused tumble, making it impraeticable for people who find what they want.
 These records show every treaty be- tween the Government and the tribal com mission, who made speeches and what was said. They contain all tho evidence on which is based the right of each individual allottee to hold land. They contain world of records as to marriage births. deaths. and other matters that have . bear ing on title. In the future when title to the courts will have the power to inquirs mission acted when it gave the Indian al- will be almost imperative that these records be within the reach of the people of Indian Territory. There is no duplicate of thess records In Washington, and should they be transferred to the vaults of the Depart ment of the Interior they will be practical Iy inaccessible because of the large expense necessary to make certified copies of such voluminous documents. some of the records in individual cases covering hundreds of pages of typewritten manuscript.
 Tt is true, too. that there are . great many people in Indian Territory who would prefer not to see these records preserved. Many tale of romance. of tragedy, and of human nature can be found ia these papers"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-08

could see of a man on the ground vnk
 his feet with a dattened plug hat aou1o-. way fastened on the angles, and sWo-l man looked like spoonful of rnsp@ berry jam dropped on the pavement, or a splash of current jelly moving cn. the ground in a mysterious way. I do not know as the Eiffel tower was fn- tended to act as a Keeley cure. but of the fifty people who went up with us. half of them were so full their back teeth were floating. including dad and the guide. but when wo got to the top and they got a view of the awful height to which we had come. it seemed aa though every man got sober at once. and their tongues seemed to cleave to- the roof of their mouths. All they could do was to look or at the cfty and the view in the distance. and choke up. and look sorry about something.
 I couldn't help thinking of what sort. of a pulp Q man would be if he fell or the top of the tower and struck a fat woman on the pavement. cause 1t seemed to me you couldn't tell which was fat woman and which was man I never saw such a change In man as there was in dad, after he got his second wind and got his voice working He looked like q man who had made ups his mind to lead different life and begin right there. There was as Sal vation Army man and woman In the crowd and dad went up to them. He took out 9 five-dollar bill and put 1t In. the tambourine of the lassie. and said to the man and woman: Now. look a here. want to join your church. and if you have got the facilities for giving me the degrees. you can sign me as q Christian right now. have been q bad man. and never thought needed the benefits of religious training, buE since I got up here. so near Heaven in an elevator which will bet s10 will break and kill sail before we JGI<. down to Paris. I want you to prepare me for the hereafter quick"
 some of the other fellows laughed at dad. and tho Salvation Army people looked as though dad was drunk, but he continued: You can laugh and be damned. but I'll never leave this place until am Q pious man. and you Sal- vation Army people have got to eniist me in your army. for am scared plum to death. Go ahead and convert me, while we wait" ,x The Salvation Army captain put his hand on dads head. the girl held out the tambourine for an- other contribution, and dad felt sweet peace come over him. and wo went down in the elevator and took . hack to the hotel. and dads lips worked ax though in pain. IT.