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HERALD. SENTINEL
end MESSENGER.
BRINQ1N0 IN BAilCB
[MAY
CORDELL,
OKLAHOMA.
NKW IT ATI NEWS
Carmen will have a system of
waterworks.
Sapulpa baa Just finished drllilnf
la fourth successful well.
Mao rim Is said to have seventies
tandidates for city marthal.
Three new rural delivery routes
have recently been established to
. pottawatomie county.
Rer. Father Badger, chaplain of the
(eighth cavalry at Fort Sill, will soon
leave for the Philippines.
The Katy railway company has
been Invited by the Caddo board of
trade to stop Itr trains at that placa
Madill now has three national
banks. The City National bank, with
150,000 capital stock, has recently
been organized.
Poteau Is a candidate for a cotton
compress at the present moment, de-
spite the talk of reduccd cotton acre-
age.
RUSSIANS ASK 1XFRCT10 TO
SOON ASK JAPANESE TO CALL
THB WAR OFF
What la
Opposed la the Idea Qar.
Used la Secure Peace
ST. PETERSBURG: The party
within the government which to urg-
ing the emperor to Indicate to Japan
Into Nu.-iofy
MUSKOGEE: Clttoens of the In-
dian nations who have Infants eli*
glble to enrollment for allotment have
gotten the ImpreMirm that It Is nco-
I cssary for then to bring their babies
before the comml«!oo. They come
Into thto city In w-j, carrying their
progeny to their arms. Th« babies
set up a wall wblla ibt •« rolling work;
ti going oo and guatly In-
| terferes with the work of the clerks.
The children are of every color,
ranging from almost whlto ihroujh
•very shade of brown, red and yellow
to ebony black. A member of It*
I commission 1a authority for the atat*
meat that there were 100 babies ln..u r— — —
the hall at th« commission headquar- Russia's willingness to end the war,
1 tors at one time the other day, and If a reasonable baals can be reached,
that all of them were crying at am*, has been greatly encouraged, and an
-—:— actual pacific proposal may be Just
T. Encouragt Mttrimony UuA "Mut huoecupt.4
GUTHRIE: The offer of a reduc-1 much of the attention of the confer-
Uon to rentala for single men, lessees ences at Tsarkoe-Selo. Counts and
of school landa In Caddo, Comanche grand duhes, supported by General
and Kiowa oountlea who will get Sakarhoff, the minister of wnr; Ad-
married, holds good for the releasing mlral Avellan, the head of the ad-
of the landa In the new country, mlralty, and what to known aa the
When the landa were first leased, It war party, are still bitterly opposed
waa difficult to Induce young men to to the Idea of peace under preaent
live alone on them. Believing If they circumstances, but with the exception
had wives or families they would of ministers of war and marine, the
I star Superintendent Wenner made a I emperor's ministers, backed by M.
slight reduction to rentals for young Wltte, solidly favor the course, and
men who would get married and show the convincing arguments they offer
' thelrmarrtoge certificate as evidence |are telling. French lnfiuencea In
Several have taken advantage of the
Elk City will hold a street carnival | offer within the last three yeare.
during the first week of May. The
Elk City band is at the head of the | \ WANTED IN OKLAHOMA
affair.
Man Working Accident Inaurance
Proved to sB a Fake
PITTSBURG, KA8.: 8. J.
bourn was arrested here npon com-. .
plaint of A. D. Feara, at the lnstanco through Frsnce, and that negotlationa
of the German Registry company, of will be conducted either through M.
„ _ . , o Louis uDon a charge of obtaining Delcasse, the French foreign mln-
n Of Durant was found | St Louis, upon ^ Bea- later, and Dr. Montono. the Japanese
sum, vi -— . . I Koum |t |9 alleged, baa been solicit- minister at Parte, or M. Hermand,
bottle and waa fined $50 and cost, b;§|neig ln the name of the Ger- the French minister to Jspan, and
which he paid. | ^ Reglstry comp5my which lasues Count Katsura, the Japanese premier
tt U ..u™,* X- r^kR.MU, ...
riTJS « .. W.. .. Icruta .hu W.U no,
The Americsn Steam Laundry com-
pany has been Incorporated at South
McAlester with a capital stock of
925,000.
O. Brown of Durant was found - nparpn,p_
imiiij « MMOIUII hu««■ rfjss ess
INVESTIOATION
Seen Uarn aa to Truth eJ
iHtoWa Report
Is The special grand
Jury to taveetlgate the soeslled heel
trust has bass completed and the ex-
amination of witnesses to to progress
Strictest secrecy Is being malutolneo
aad any person found talking to wit?
to regard to the Investigation,
before or after they have given
testimony, will be arrested tor con-
tempt.
District Jndge J. Otto Humphrey
charged the Jury to "preaent no
from envy, hatred or malice, nor to
leave any one unpatented for fear,
favor, affection, reward cr bo?e of re-
ward. Thto body stanaa between the
honest cltlaen and the malt *out ac-
cuser. You are savers of reputations,
as well as the body through which the
mest accuser obtatoa Just Inquiry."
Continuing, Judge Humphrey saul:
'I call your attention particularly to
the statute which prohibits snd fixes
i penalty for combinations ln re-
straint of trad*), ln the Interstate com
laws aad their various
branches.
"While you are not sole**el to try
the guilt or Innocence of the accused.
In order to Justify a true bill you * 1.1
have such evidence as, if unexplained
and uncontradicted, would satfcfy
your mlnda of the guilt of the ac-
cused.
"Tou are siot to dlscloae to any per
non or at ury time the sec.eis V
deliberations. Reputation Is • tho
greatest earthly Inheritance.
"The mere fact that some person's
name Is before you ss being accused
of crime, would blacken reputation
even though you might not return a
true bill. No human being has a
right to know, and you are not to dis-
close to sny human being, the secrets
of your deliberations All that shall
come to the light will come through
the return of Indictments, If Indict
ments shall be found."
OILED
tflMlllMIVSHIIMa,
3eMu tfcef * of OsskraMi
LEASES CANNOT LIE IOLE
| Secretary Hitchcock Requires a Well
Drilled Within a Year
oany His plan, It Is charged, was to | certain tnat japan win noi d « i MUSKOGEE: Indian Inspector
!Uke iq application and require the first move nor disclose her position Wri|at received notice of another oil
point this season. Lapiicant to pay fl In advance, with until overtures are made authorlta- reguIation which has been put Into ef-
..... ] -uitArt hv the understanding that he would pay tively ln the Russian emperor's name, ^ secretary Hitchcock. It re-
Mills county waaL btltace of the premium when the that he alone Is capable of binding , that ]euees of oil landa ln the
cyclone last week. Several | the balance oi we pnr | It u qu!te pog.ibie that Jap-1 jJ^k and Cherokee nation* will bo
a mSi cyctonTtort w"k. SeveralIthe balance of tJ,eJ>re®lu® ^
hou.es were reported " J*1" b!°"° time, he li ehar'itd I an'i ."ttltud. to "ttto'reiud hu bMn
'W m oth" When A. I exposed throush unofflcl.l ttumpu
' " . , D Fears, the regular agent tor the I to ascertain terms.
A new company Is to be organized n terrltory reached
at Garber for drilling for oil and gas,|JJJ*l * he fouad the! CASH FARES ONLY PAID
with a capital stock of 1150,000. The ^ Jjj, M(l notified
prospects for a success are L,, He received a tele-
bright, and there have been plenty of ^ atatlng that Seabourn was a
good Indications of the existence and Mked that he be arrested.
Seabourn Is said to be wanted in
L-hawnee, Oklahoma City and Tecum
aeh, O. T., for the same work. Hli
homo is In Springfield, 111
both commodities.
H.E. Phillips, a boy 17 years of age,
waa arrested at South McAlester,
charged with shooting the son of a
merchant at Haileyville, named Dur-
rln. A 38-callber ball was taken from.
Durrln'a right thigh. Phillips claims The ex-Bandit to Locste In the
It was accidental. dian Tsrritory
FRANK JAMES COMING
, MUSKOGEE: Frank James of
Since the recent fire ln Tlshmolngo Kearney. Mo., the one-time notrloui
which destroyed a number of business
blocks, a fire company of fifty men
aad additional fire apparatua has been
ordered.
Jessie Young, charged with killing
Florence Reynolds, both colored, was
found guilty by a Jury at Oklahoma
City of manslaughter In the second
degree. The killing was done with a
razor.
A charter has been issued to tha
Oklahoma k Texas Railroad com-
pany, with $5,000,000 capital stock, to
build from Oklahoma City southwest
through the counties of Oklahoma,
Canada, Caddo and Comanche, and
the Chickasaw nation, to a convenient
point on the Fort Worth A Denver
railroad, either ln the county of Clay
or Wichita, in Texas. The estimated
length of the line la 200 miles.
The drillers at Yale, in Payne
county, struck a heavy flow of gas at
a depth of about 1.000 feet, and the
entire eastern portion of the county
la rejoicing. The drillers have been
at work for some time In that vicinity
William L. Regnier, who was con
vlcted ln Beaver county seversl
months ago of killing his neighbor
William A. Rowan In April, 1903, has
been released from the penitentiary
at Lansing. Kas., giving bond ln the
sum of 14,000, pending action on hie
appeal to the Oklalom* supreme
court. Regnier was sentenced to
serve fifteen years.
Formers In the vicinity of Mustani
have contracted with a St. Louis firm
to plant 200 acres of castor beans
guarantee having been msde by the
company to buy the output at |1 per
bushel.
Three hold ups was the record
El Reno for one night laat week.
Durant's new 15,000 canning factory
will be completed and In operation bj
April 15th
outlaw, was in the city on his return
frcm Broken Arrow, where he spent
three dsvs looking for farm lands. It
is understood that he will leave Mis-
souri and settle ln Indian Territory.
Mr. Jamea has not been in the ter^
ritory since 1863. "The last time
was here," he said, "was forty-two
years ago. I crossed the Verdigris
river near the town of Catoosa and
cane southwest through the valley
where Broken Arrow Is now located.
Ever since that time I have been de-
sirous of owning a larm in that vi-
cinity and spending m* last days in
peace and quiet."
Frank James Is now C2 years old,
but looks much younger. He can
novcr be persuaded to talk about his
paft life except to Intimate frieads,
declaring that his bandit days are
dead and have no place ln his present
existence.
Inspector Drigga Traneferred
^MUSKOGEE: Charles E. Drlggs,
postofflce Inspector for the northern
district of Indian Territory, baa been
transferred from this field to 8t.
Louis. This change Is In the nature
of a promotion. His successor has
not been announced by the depart-
ment
required to drill at leaat one well up-
on each lease within twelve months
after the approval of the bond. Also
that the Indian agen* will be author
laed to make arrangements with the
purchasere of the oil and pipe line
companies for the payment of the
royalty direct to tho Indian agent
Thle will facilitate matters, aa the
pipe line companlea deduct the roy
titles In settling with the oil com-
panlea ln each case wfilch baa here-
tofore complicated matters somewhat
ln settlement of royalty due at the
end of each month.
The requirement that one well be
drilled within one year 1a the out-
come of reports that have bees
celved that leases have been taken
by different companies and no opera-
tions yet carried on. Heretofore the
regulations only required oil com
panles to exercise due diligence in
sinking wells.
New Laws Make New Duties
GUTHRIE: The territorial board
of railway assessors, composed of
Governor Ferguson, Secretary Grimes
and Auditor Baxter, has new duties
to perform, since the legislature
passed the bill for the taxation of ex-
press companies and street railways.
Heretofore the former companlea
were not taxed In this territory.
Under the Winkler bill the express
and street railway companies sre
placed under the Jurisdiction of the
territorial board of assessors and will
be taxed on a similar basis. Tho
express companies, however, will be
taxed on their net receipts.
Pill your flfle
ger on.our
trade msrlc. Toll your
dealer you wont tho boot
storch your money con buy.
Iiulot on hovlnf~ tho but;
DEFIANCE.
It U >6 ounceo for to cent*.,
No premiums, but ono
pound of tho very best
storch mode. We put oil
our. money JnthegUrdL
It needs no cooking
It taobeolutely pun;;
Iff Ives aotlefsctlOB Of
money bock*
riRB DEFIANCE STABCflCa
Omaha, Neb,
If you are troubled with Insomnia,
go to sleep and forget It.
About a year after marriage when
_ man's wife comes and sits on his
knees and kisses him he always won-
ders how much It 1s going to cost.—
Chicago News,
falser'* Heme BallSer Cera.
So named because 50 seres produced so
eavily, that its proceeds built a lovely
-em* See Seller's catalog. Yielded in
lad. 157 bu., Ohio 190 bu., Tenn. 196 bu.,
snd in Mich. 220 bu. per acre. You can
bsat this record in 1906.
TELEGRAPH FOR INSTRUCTIONS
Several Persons Killed In a Tornado
ROANOKE, ALA.: One of the
most distastrous storms that ever
visited this section swept across the
southern part of Randolph county
Tuesday night Eight to nine lives
and
Land Department Deaires to
lightened In Oil Matters
GUTHRIE: The school land de-. «w-/ —— —
p,rtment her, bu «let~ph.Ao .be |
Interior department at Washington
for advice ln regard to the leasing of
the oil rights on a quarter section of
land near Cleveland. So far, the rul
lng of the department has been that
the mineral rights on the s:hool lands
shall not be leased. The courta have
held that an oil right Is a mineral
right. Recently oil wells have been
drilled all along the edges of this se<>
tlon of school land, and the oil Is llow
lng from numerous wells from under-
neath the school lsnd quarter ss well
as from under the adjoining land.
Were the department here given the
right to lease the oil rights on this
quarter It would probably add from
130,000 to 140,000 to the achool fund
This section Is supposed to be the
richest In the oil belt, but the terri-
tory Is unable to derivo any binof.l
from It
damage amoutlng to thoussnds of
dollara was done to property. The
tornado started at a point near
Double Heads and proceeded ln
northweaterly courae. 81x miles
east of here several houses were de-
molished- Three negroes were killed
and several were injured. At Lime
postofllce a store wu demolished
and a little white gnirl, the daughter
of a Mr. Lucaa, waa killed, and her
mother was seriously injured.
During an electrical storm Friday
evening lightning struck the barn of
C. H. Crabb, a farmer living Just
north of Shawnee, burning the build-
ing and oontenta, Including twelve
head of stock, consisting of Horses,
mules and oattle. Three head
horses were saved. The loss is fl,-
1 too, partly covered by Insurance.
WEALTHY RANCHER ON TRIAL
With Three Others Is Chsrged With
Csttle Stesling
LAWTON: Charles, Robert and
Ray Barbee are on trial for alleged
cattle stealing. J. Stlne, a wealthy
cattleman, Is being tried with then.
Objection was made to Judge Gillette
sitting ln the aaae, so Judge Burwell
came down from Watonga. A bunch
of cattle was run off from Dr. Knee's
claim about two years ago. Apacho
Indians, it Is said, traced the animals
to the Stlne ranch in the mountains,
and the theft waa alleged to h ve
been committed by the men now be
lng tried.
Aliened Bmbssxler Forfeits Bond
SOUTH M'ALESTER: Ollle
prultt who was arrested last week
on a charge of embezzling |2,000
from the Bollinger Music house, of
Fort Bmlth, Ark., of whose South Mc-
Alester branch he was manager,
failed to appear for preliminary hear-
ing before Commissioner McMillan,
and his bond was declared forfeited
Prultt had been in the employ of th?
house for several years.
WHAT no TOU THI5K OV THSSR TflELDftt
130 bu. Beardless Bailey per acre.
310 bu. Salser's New National Oats per A.
80 bu. 8elser Spelts and Macaroni Wheat.
1bu. Pedigree Potatoes per sere.
is of ricn Bslion Dollar Grsss Hit.
_ lbs. Victoria Rape for sheep—per A.
100,000 lbs. Teosinte, the fodder wonder..
54,000 lbs. Saber's Superior Fodder Corn
—rich, juicy fodder, per A.
Now such yields you can have In 1900*,
if you will plant my seeds.
ran sexo this kotice xm lOo
In stamM to John A. Salser Seed Co., Lo
Crosse. Wis., snd receive their great cata>
log aad lota of fsrmseed samples. T W.N.I J.I
An officeholder who has a pulk
doesn't generate much push.
Are You Onef
Itching troubles appear to be epi-
demic at thla time. Are you so af-
flicted? If so, give Hunt's Cure a
trial. -It la positively guaranteed to
cure any form of Itch known. A fail-
are means It coats you nothing.
When a msn Is engaged to a glrk
he Is mad If ne can't always be alone-
with her; after they are married he
Is madder If be has to be
Advice that coincides with your
own opinion is easily swallowable.
A married man usually feels sorry
for himself when his wife is sick.
..w.# housekeeper should «.ww
that if they will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
will save not only time, because It
never sticks to the Iron, but because
each package contalna It or—one full
pound—while all other Cold Water
Starches are put up In %-pound pack-
ages, and the price Is the same, 10
cents. Then again because Defiance-
Starch to frea from all Injurious chem-
icals. If your grocer tries to sell you 1-
12-os. package It 1s because he has
a stock on band which hs wishes to
dispose of before he puts In Deflanoe.
He knows that Deflanoe Btoreh hai
printed on every package In large let-
ters and figures "16 oss." Demand
Defiance and save much time and
money and the annoyance of the lroa>
•ticking. Deflanoe aever sticks.
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