THE OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL, WKDNl-SDAY. MOUSING, JULY 23, 1908
If the stomach nas been almsed by improper food it
requires .1 tonic Barley malt is the best natural tonic.
FORCE " is composed of the whole wheat and barley
malt scientifically combined in just the proportions needed by
the hitman body
It i* delivered to you in the form of a sweet, crisp, delicate
flake of exquisite llavor, and is ready to serve. Ask the grotej.
aboutiv
RIGFTT EATWC. more ttaotofrftiflg else. Is the greit secret of setting on in the world and
getting on happily.
The dyspeptic isn't usually much of a success. His stomach demands so mnch thought that
lie's not able to think very much cither of Iws ousiness or his lri< nds. His business, therefore, isn't
likely to be a pronoun success, and his triends arc those of the forgiving kind
Proper food oop!i! to give the proper nourishment to all parts of the human body without
Tiving distress. Whole wheat contains such nouiishment and in fruch proportions that the
fcwitty pcr^ou can (J.^est^M "without reading he has a stomach.
Marshall boy being seated w111  his lath
it in the wiigun and tile ('ollings b<«y be-
hls father when lie shot
rollings made no effort to escape, sur
rendering at once to Deputy Peter Oid-
•11 hp R0011 a;; lie arrive', who was In 1
Itv last night Mr tlie purpose of
ascertaining whether o. not the rount\
authorities wished to hold an it.quest
believed that an lnqueat will not b-
ssary as rollings admits that
Killed Marshall. • laim'ng self defense
Marshall ami Colllngs an- both men
families. The former is about
Collins Shoots Marshal Near ' Marshall way known in thii ieighborho.id
where he lived as a music teachei
. , Ii\. . t• r>i: 11• i<• ■ 1 to their bunds and
i.• 111,i•;l■ ans promise lo hold them
min t in (Tint I.f such responslbi
oplnmn that
dd bo
lundloi
liooln in the l*i
friclals
peace of the Islands
ma need by ^
I WILL OPEN MY NEW
IN OKLAHOMA
ANADARKO CELEBRATES
IT Wild
CiV.
Choctaw City, Okla
nducting s*. timing
frequently
GARFIELD DEMOCRATS
they itt 01 t a fi ll county
TICKET
-Cfttholn teachers
out of a total of tt a< ii'-i -i. i
ue Filipin" Catholics? why not state i
that Father McMnnoti is a inemb< i of
school board of Manila, and why, j
when mention Is mad* of the nan-Oath- j
r tea. i" i.-. allow i wall'.' : •;i-i' . n
bo abroad that inan> of thes  wei e
i? and why !
Plenty of Gypsum But Other
Costs Are Great.
thut bv
llgion In tb>' schools of the
condition that they !><• minister
g. lions rirtii.illy confining "i
to the Catho'ie pro scTiood.
TRANSPORTATION
Oklahoma Geological Survey
Party Invesiigated Deposits
in Texas Near Quanah-
Coniinue the Work.
KIOWA COUNTY
KLPUBlltANS NOMINATE
Place a Full Ticket in the Field-
Resolutions Adopted Endors-
ing Administration.
l;K ONI' VKAU OLD Al'-
UU.ST 16th.
I'l.ii I!uv /.iller II distln-. lly "P lo date
•i. ui .n t; in Ana.'ii'.v" iti in Guthrie
nlv-i t'.-luK and promoting Anadarko a
,i ; , '11     which i t to h- held there
th. tith and 7th. Anadarko will
i . i' old Aumi.it tith and both Ho-
ii t :i:111 Lawton have promised large
i lfi;a i iorjs oi \lsitors in n turn for the
. • \11• 1111• • 11 thorn in Anudarko'a
.1 cel. bruting July 4th and sending
iurs t" both i-ounty seats Mr. Ziller
i• i f usiastii- over the bright pros-
• I.if,. a tti-tn'-inee ami wishes
■i..li i stonil i. . i this will not be a
>;i,,! h i • i • hi ion or a "li'ake bull fight'
it that everything advertised will bo
.ti Hi.* boards and entirely free as rep-
esented.
BELIEVED MURDER
. «ikl.i ■.. in
vey party spent the -
er part of last week In Texas. Tin
reason for the \islt to this st i
iu order to Investigate the dep.
gypsum near CJuatmh. Harm an <
where ore located Home of the 1
cement mills in the countrj A fev.
iii:o these mlllH were In operation :
tral Kansas. The product being ex  ..
♦•d. however, the mills were moved
Texas.
The Kypsura from which tlx- lexas <
merit Is manufactured down not differ mi
terlally from that found In Oklahoma
in what b usually known as gypsltc of
•'dirt gypsum" and is so soft as to be
easily removed with the sera pet
While there are plenty of such depos
Its In Oklahoma, the ubricnce of railroads
has heretofore prevented the maputac
tore of any great amount of cement In
the territory. Cement is a bulky pro
duct. The problem of its manufacture Is
largely a problean or transportation and
pull If In a mill that manufactures
one hundred tons of cement a day tin
cost of hauling is Jl a ton. It means thai
|100 a da v must be deiim t.il from tlie
profits which will also often mean that
the mill must run at ti loss
In oklahoma the fuel problem Is nisi
one of Importance. At Quanah coal is
no longei used. It place Is taken by oil
from Beaumont It Is estimated that
while the coal bill for every ton of tin
Islied plaster Is US cents the oil bill is
but 'JO cents
Since the railroads all threading th. i
way across Oklahoma iu ever> direclio>
the gypsum hills have been iulcrseded
by tin-in In a number ut' yhic-s II Is
hilt a matter of a short ttme when Okla-
homa gypsum will l « used to nutnufac
ture cement enough to control the west
•rn trade Alread> theie are three imi!
In sucessful operation One is at r. <■;.
ham. Kay county, anftther at okarche.
Canadian county, and the third at Feign
son, Blaine county.
The party passed down the Fort Worth
railroad through Hardmau, Wilbur*! t
Washita < ount ■ ... stud i % i >i geologii u
formations a\ug the wft> Thi \ ■ rossed
the Bed river north of \Lichita falls anil
fust Sundn> w.-n i amped on Deop Bed
creek In the hi« l^isture reserve twenty
five miles south of l.awton.
1 uirlng the week It Is the intention to
work In the Wichita mountains and the
Keeche hills and from there west into
Washita and Custer ...unties The parts
will remain In the field till the op nlng
of the university In September.
Tel
iride
Col ,
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Hobart. Okla.. July Following is
the republican ti< K< i nominated in tho
Kiowa county convention Saturday.
Sheriff- Fled (\UNlltl
i 'lei k C Bnu ken.
Superintendent J. T*. FIvans.
Treasurer 1'. Combs.
1'robate Judgi cihih a Morris.
Asscwmii - \\ A.
Bi-glsti r m' peed .1. V. Martin.
Attorney G. h. /.ink.
Sur\ i'.v.-r < 1 i> i■ i■!••.
i Vironi'j' I M Moila n I
\\'elgher M. A * i; bum
CommlHSljuier Flrni Plstrlct—W. J.
Ryan.
Commissioner Set und District-J. S.
Turner.
Commissioner Thrrd District .Mr.
1 lodge.
BBSOl.l T-TiONS.
The committee on resolutions Biihmit-
ted the following:
"The republicans of Kiowa county In
convention assembled. rcnfTirtn the t.in-
dainantkl prlnclplea ti it underlies  I
no\ernmctii as promulgated In oui na-
tion and territorial ^inventions and as
administered by our jieerh-sa leader,
Theodore Boosivelt. and .. n «i'e mil en-
ergeilc goM-rnOr. T B. l-'.-rguson, to
eticb of whom we plctlge out In-arty sup-
port.
"We heartih commend the action of
the late territorial com-atj..n in gi^ing
us the Strenvlpus. able, fearless anil pop-
ular candidate for ib-Tesate Hon. B ti
-The board of
as offered a re-
l.ilierty Bell and
M/ing companies
latlon lc.nl
CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE
Collins Says Killed Man Threat-
ened His Life for Ordering
Him Off Place-Gave
Himself up.
iiinmlasloners
ward of £!.ihhi nivl the
i In U-r I'nion
i!a i mm ut f.u
lilt '11 1"-Of 'I. I'll! c.r ilUn|)|)eai;- i Spec|„, i)|apotrh to the State CaplWl.
a in.' ot v\ J. Barney and Wesley !•„.
Smith, ml11ei i w !;.  tii . sterlously disap- I
I ;Ucd from this place about a year ago.
Md--,.-
"Wf further pled«e o
dates in advance thar
fully observe and carry
county candl-
i*y shall falth-
ut Hn iutei. -ts
THEIR VALUATION
Special Dispatclt to the State Capital.
Oklahoma City, O. T.. July 22.—
The county tax levy, aa established
by the board of county commissioners
in its session tho past week, has been
tlx. I upon tho basis of 14.2 mills up-
on the following division:
Salary fund, 2 mills.
Court fund, 3 mills.
Poor and insane fund 1.7 mills.
Supply fund, l mill.
Sinking fund, 1.5 mills.
Contingent fund, 5 mills.
Separate school fund 2 mills.
Road and bridge fund, 2 mills.
County school fund. 5 mils.
Total levy, 14.2 mills.
Oklahoma City. Okla., July ... -<> \ 
'olllngs shot and Instantly killed N. F.
in impression pt.-va-s that the mining < Mlir8hn„ llt the home of the former in
companies believe both men were mut - , . ... ... ,.r Chnc-
,1,.,-od t ass township six miles south or '.not-
taw City. The killing ^ the result of I
bad blood which has cAiaied between the i
two principals for some time
Marshall drove past th" Codings home
In a lumber wagon, accompanied by a
11-year-old son. Colllngs met him when
near his home with his shot pun in i.is
hands and ordered him off the place stat-
ing that he had previously forbidden
■ iin coming on his place. Mars! all re-
plied In words mort emphatic than po-
lite and bent over in his wagon as though
be was teaching for something Cm-
llrigs thought he was reaching n>r a gun
and Immediately shot, sending ti full
charge of No. 4 shot from a ltf-callbre
shot gun into Marshall's head the load
taking effect over the eye. killing him
in stuntly. Marshall's boy. who sat bu-
siilo him when Shot, was untouched.
The trouble leading up to the tragedy
yesterday Is of old standing. I'h • two
men. while neighbors, have not been
mi the best of terms for som - months
;>,ist and It Is stated that Collins bad
ordered Marshall off his place h -retofoi-
Colllncs claiming that Marshall had
Marshall had threatened sis life for this,
and thut the thought Marshall was reach-
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Enid, Oklaj.. July 22.—The following
is the democratic county ticket nom-
inated in Garfield county:
Sheriff, C. V. Porter.
Treasurer, A. L. Lincoln.
Clerk, J. 13. Thomas.
Probate judge, C. L. Moore.
Register of deeds, Frank Hamilton.
Superintendent, Miss Bates.
Attorney, O. D. Hubbell.
Assessor, W. T. Sioalabarger.
Weigher, Percy Knower.
Surveyor. H. 0. Mauldln.
Commissioners, 1st Uist.. J. H. Lods,
2d Dist., li. P. Harnett; 3d Dist., P. J.
TRINITY GUILD.
The Trlnitv (Suild and tlie Daughters
of the Guild will meet with Mrs. llotlus
at :• o'clock this morning.
WEAK STOMACH Is strength-
ened and toned l>\ Hood's Sar-
saparillft, — the medicine that cures
dyspepsia and POOR APPETITE.
BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
HICAQO.
-Score.
H II F.
Chicago  7 0 o 0 0 0 0 :• 13 1
Cincinnati u 0 0 •• <h> o 1 ti o <•— 1 s 1
Battel ies—Taylor and Kling; Thielman
and Bergen.
IN THE STAPLETON BUILDING ABOUT PX
THE FIRST OF AUGUST. (2$
occccoococctcccooo
I have secured control of the Cele-
brated Chickerin;? Piano for Guthrie
and vicinity. This Piano is the oldest
in America and the best in the World
09<m0i)990}9a)09)0
RUGGLES
The estimated valuation for the cur- j j„K f(„. rt K,in to shuot him when he bent
rent year is $5,000,000. The estimated I ".er in his wagon us though reaching
year is $112,000.
are the two
of the principals, the
IRELAND TALKS
ABOUT FRIARS
(Continued from Page One.)
formally and officially Ida own, and -t
Should be . onsldei/ d as St.. b A 1 ♦
tiiere may remain who still 1 ■< lleve that
they have a better under*'*ndlnji . i It
than be has and will rnslst on it lling him
how to handle it; but such .ti those are
the few. and at least it will be • lea ■ that
they hold no brief whatever from the
Catholi - body at large
NO HONOR TO TO IT A TORS
"The aKit'itlon. sin h a* tt was, in cer-
tain Catholic quarter* did no honor to
those who participated 111 tt As i* r >w
proven, they spoke and acted without
proper regard fur the K'-vernment of theli
country. They Hhould f1r*t liave been ab
•o'utely certain that Injustices has been
dono to their co-rellgionl«ts, and, nexe.
If Injustices had been done, they should
have sought a reinedv to them by an nf j
peal to tlie proper officials before rais-
ing In pullc trrliatluK clamors. It was
rankest rasbneas and rankest lnj<;*-ti- •
to intimate that the g.iver ment Int.
ed to proselytise In the Phlllppin. or
to do aught t.. deLnch U lnhal
from the Catholi.- fattIt To know t
slightest degree Mr Roosevel M'
or Mr Ti ft ik to be ret;,m that i
of the kind con Id i.inn thou
or could have been tolerated. . t
did there reside In th white h a
nut it Ti'-'ie f lit- min.b - • t inn
religious matters, mon resolute to ive
all clat-;■ s of > in/.. ■ i • n itgh us
granted them l .  !!>• Censtltutlon : • >
plot. ' tlien l"i those iu' • s i: .
dore Roosevelt During his admh -i
tion it is unc|iiallfiedl\ absurd to In tne >
that governmental nets could be •
to den> or Impair the ^i, vt:
any people or tribe over whom floats the ,
American t'.iR As t" Mr T. !t. I n mn
from a letter which I received but yes
terday from a .'itholhi prte- living |.
the Archeplscopal palace In Manll «. Ttf>\
AN 1 . Mcl\intinti "1 can i-s ite yon 1
nothing could l>e more unjust than th.
criticism of i ernor T.c.
In sum" ' 'atholle pn ■ ; -
hits not « particle of bigotry in his make
up In all his acts her.- I defy anj
one to sa> he has shown hlrns. li ,
diced In the least.'
LAND LORD ORDT- TIS
"If the American government air-
ly bellevi i that the to • 1 ■  lor.i •
glous orders of tli« riillippln j
that had l-e.-n for cent-u h
linked In with the Spanish r 
ngeniH and t • •« > 1 '■ lv. *•
stacle to the pacification of
may seeln this an oposltlon to
church, as If those rAur orders w
elflcsllv tho i hurch and the t,a,
priests, 'he Jesuits. Capuchins and l...<
Isns whom tho government do. . n
disturb, did not also represent it, .1 l
If others us well as Ihu govemmetu '
CAN'T VQIB 7
Can't you sleep well ? Can t
you eat with appetite? Are
your nerves overwrought? Do
you feel languid and irritable?
These are very common symptoms
of womanly disease, and can only be
entirely cured when the disease
which causes them is cured per-
fectly and permanently. There is
cure for womanly disease or its conse-
quences in stimulants or narcotics. The
narcotic "nerve-medicine" only numbs the
nerves which cry for nourishment. It is as cruel
and senseless to drug the hungry nerves as it is
to quiet the cries ot a hungry child with laudanum
instead of feeding it. Stimulants do but give a
temporary excitement and a false strength.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a purely vege-
table preparation, containing no alcohol and being entirely free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcotics. It cures womanly diseases,
feeds the nerves, encourages the appetite and induces refreshing sleep.
"I have found Dr. I'ietvr's Favorite Prescription of inestimable value," writes Miss Klleti Alma
Bryan Ti .,-uut Memphis Century Clubl, of 193 Vance Street, Memphis, Tenn., "as a tonic for
overwrought nerves, or when one is troubled with general lassitude and an irritable condition, hardly
know what the 1 on ' : 1 was nth c 1 to ti ■ it by a member of our Club and the effect on me
w is truly Wonderful. Within tw o weeks I was like a new woman. I could eat and sleep as 1 have
not been able to for months, my nerves became strong and the
mental equilibrium was restored as well as the physical. Your
medicine has my highest endorsement."
I)r. Pierce s Favorite Prescription establishes regular-
ity, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulcera-
tion, and cures female weakness. It makes weak women
strong and sick women well.
The dealer who offers a substitute for "Favorite Pre-
scription" does so to gain the little more profit paid on
the sale of Ic^s meritorious medicines. 1 lis profit is your
loss; therefore, accept 110 substitutes.
YOU I t"s aiiJ 9el a orirV or, Pwpos's Com-
li mon So^so Medloai Adviser,
WC8 pagos, FRlik by sending st:imps to pay
oypenso j  mailing ONI.Y* Sena 31 oils cent
stamps for tlte cloth-hound volume, or only 21
stamps for tho book In paper covers.
Address Or■ /?. V, PIERCE, Buffalo, N* Y,
JAMISON'S GIFT 10
1 HE CARNEGIE LIBRARY
St. Louis  
I'lttublMtf 
Hatteties—rurrle
and O'Connor.
Louisville
AT NEW YORK.
New York. July 22. -Score:
First Game— ^ ^ ^
Philadelphia  l 0 «> 2 0 o 0 2 0— •]> 13 i
L>ri>ukl> n  10 10 0 14 1'* .   1 j
Ibi tteries—Dutfgleby and Jacklltscli;
Donovan and Ahearn.
Second Game-* ^ ^ .
Brooklyn  l o 2 o o o o o  - .: 10 .; j
Philadelphia  0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0—0 •  «' .
BattArles—Kvans and Farrell; FrasiJ r j
and Dooln.
Offer Accepted for Several Hun-
dred Volumes of Vuluable
War History.
Tlio tailira ot the tiutti
V..i,,iiu   c luba ha..-
f i ".i-ueral J <Janiis' •
red l".<ik.-<. that will i
chiitton to tlie ('arnett
REALTY TRANSFERS.
Windham and wit-
tii an«l Western, part
ii. towuuhlp 16. range
'° Vl0|.:''f.0lVl0 «l. 14 r;|"r.rrt'iuinkinK"hi.n"for 111-;
L , . . i.Kiniiw mberina the 111 pi ri Phe <
ntf Ryan, pnililppi nis letter, fenderlng
'•Outhrle, Okla., July
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT KANSAS ( ITT.
Kansas City, Mo., Ju.y 22 Score:
r 10
AT MILWAl'KKK.
Milwaukee. .Fily : Score
Mllwaukee-St. Paut game postponetl;
tain.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis, Ind.. July 22.—Score:
Tt U.K.
Indianapolis  'i -
Toledo ......  15:i
AMERICAN LEAGUE
•ral in
le. Qkla
Airs. J. J. Houston, 1
nn's Federation.
••Madam: Through the courtesy of the
war il- partmont at \\i!shi:.« "n. I i.a\ ■
been the r-clpent of the c-.iinpiete scries
of the eLlchil records of the 1 nlon and
Confederate .irmu - ot il.< • ivil wai
comprising, 1 think, over . hunored
volumes, togother with tin- military, maps
of the great battle fli-bls
I have felt like 1 wanted to do some-
thing to further the noble work >o;i nnd
, „ , Minr lad\ afcsoclatcts are h.> unseltit-iuv
4 " engaged in foe th. hetterineni ol the
soi itl welfare of our clt> and   pie.
inn! if you will accept thes. books ^ini
maps as ti small contrlbulioii from s  w.-ll
klsher. i will gladly donate them to th>?
library.
I'nfortiinately a few of them were dam
. aged in the iiood which visited our eity a
I f«w years ago, but not so s< rionsly us
f I to impair tlurlr value or yrevciit their
i restoration.
•J A a matter of Information not general
lj known. I will say that as hist a
I these books were copmle.eii tin. plat. <
| upon which they were printed were d<
str.M.il by th- gov. i nn. -^i piini- i
- ,i. . i
^ qcd .. ■■■   
i. (Inthrie Proper
y.!. Outhrle Proper, sheriff's d. 41
F M Clnrk t.. chgfc IB. Her wig
south half ..f the southeast quar-
ter of section 1>. township lo, range
J " \ Lnn ils ' ami wife |Y. F i;
1 ..i: .lis, I.its hi and 14. '.lucK .4
\\ • t Outhrle. w.i
T i 1 ..ue .i I'd wife to Wiufred
Slink ins lota 1 block 7! , East
Guthrie wd   :
SEWER progress.
The sewer contractors have up to
present time laid .1,500 feet of nip"
ttr* lapidly working into ahe city,
gang" have now worked to the
limits and turned upon Lofiun *t
having i tossed all of the streets m
Br<
far
A It h. ii gli He have  i.f  feet in  t
pipe ti. lay t!.. - urc working like b.-u-.-
.is and with ahe force nf men fin-
; " - : trench digging .nil pipe l.i\ n.<
I lie I'niit: ;i.-|ni " ay thai all mains will
I . ia by the first of September.
Tii" k wer emptlMt into r.ird creek.
small stream of water ibQBI one mill
from the corporation limits.
serious runaway accident.
TMLM | (u i Instructions, h<  that the
Boston ... .. —0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 •— 4 ^ 0 di.je.l by the act of congress « :tu
Chicago  1 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0— 1 . which number ha:- iioww l
Batteries—Young and Criger; IMati and > p|, ., | and it i  quite i i-'umhi-i
Sullivan. that some day Iu the
—  he
AT PHILADELPHIA, i |(1
Philadelphia, Pa., Jply 22.—Score, ;
R.IT.E. ! ha
Cleveland  0u200000 0— 4 7 I i„.
Philadelphia  0 1 0" 0 2 3 • !• 11 1
Mutt cries-- Joss and Wood; Hustings.
Wudddl and Powers. Screck.
as
1 Washington o o r. o i «  o o o •; i t "
' HI Loui   losinoiln- Ti::  
i Batteries—Towiiseinl. Fatten and Clarke
I Harper, Sndhoff and Kahoc
Baltimore  ' 0 0 1 3 (t 0 0 0
1 lotroit   1 1 0 d 2 0 0 n
Batteries—Prentiss Shields ami
sor.; Mullen and B ■ 1 ..w
western league.
scarce, or the sets su i.i ikcii •
to greatly Impair their iis.:lulnets, .• i
whi'ic the whole series, as ti • -e of min
have bun ktp intact, their value may on
be. conjectured.
"If you think well of this propositi,
and tare to see tjic books before dote
mining what is best, I will take j.I. a
uri in showing them to ydu n a iy tin
you may call.
"Very respectfully,
• J C. .JAMISON
A serious a< cident occurred 111 .-\ -
enlng. Mi- M i 'f nd Le Valle Bus.-h
whifle out dsivlnf, ue (torse became
f• it; 1.t.■ i:. I .i ■ i iau away, turning over
ti:- vehicle , nil the top caught the ... -
• t cunt .'] axging them mi The gtouiiil.
Tlieit bodies and their limb:, are badly
bruised.
bv. in was summoned and i&
- is hoped lhero Is not serious injury.
, jnfer |      
$50 00 reward.
ten as i   
'mfns j Stolen from Lahoma. Monday night*
x ,,lp]> Jul\ i lone hr<>wn ponv im -.
; welglit 950 pounds, good condition, black
. legs, foretop clipp. ti, Wire ma on front
foot, old wir" scratch on left hip, never
! been shod. Wit't stolen front wagon.
. ; Above reward for the aires of thi.-f an<|
| desntion ot horse. Wire any informa-
i ■ > ■ i • Portet sin riff, I3nld. . )i;.
s >h ini-:s.
J ,.•*.* :•-• Score:
It H 11
.25004330 •—17 2\ I
o a n o n :i «i <<1 - ii- ^i ;
and Hanson, Cabh
Des Moines, la.
D.-s Molne*  
Kansas Cliv
Batteilep Marrj
and Messitt.
AT DT'NVKB
Denver Colo, July X' Score:
Kim .lam.- RI]E
Denver .   1 (1 2 0 0*0 1 0 *- 7 1
I VOHH  ii 5 ii n n 1 0 0 0- 2 10
UntteriH-Cy* and Wilson; Mosklnnin
and Wilson.
?,'.:oud Game- ( ^ j,
Denver ..   1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0'.'- '. .
P6M ii  I r 0 II" I I 1 1 ' « 0
Batteries—McCloettey and Wilson * '<■ v
and Wilson.
I  
AT OMAHA
Omaha. Neb
Umaha .
St Joe ■ u" -ui'"-"-11 ■ -
Oraham and Gondlng, Mj.1 aJuau auu
KmIU
THE INEW TERRI-
TORIAL SCHOOL
Ti l:;iwa create.! bj the last
will open I"* the frst time
s. The building is rapidly tie,
pi. tion. a ftculty of nino im
college trained leat hers lias h
• ii, furniture atnl equipment
. .i . •> thing will b In i i 1 '
of opening. ii is 1 ; ' p! ep
; university prej aratury "1 "
wants of all classes of sc.-.
! cb-nts. The ii stltutlon Is th.
IN CHICKASHA TO-NIGHT.
. • .. i.'ik in cm:. • • t.
. -. i1 ton, pianist, it
iiis , iteM NN'ednesd.iy.
•s .!• i 1 "f the National
!ah ma and has ser\ -
■ |e pet ury of tha
mi- "omes to «'hlck 
th
bv the pr
\\ onutn K- d-
The
ichool of n
le. harmony, and the
of mush
The school of u.ator
are, providing a cours
The school of art, ol
nay "nter the
;i departmenti
alnlng courscs
er f-
n n n n a l o 1-
i'd write fur u fr
i
f'
A.
INDIAN DIVORCE
tutjon is then-tore <•
BPAH-PA1 BEJ R 81 R8 HI8 W.i'lff.
forcwSSi: j MAI) BKAB.
nage. ii in": f-cj. niilt; .
• ht i • d with two jp,., j;i | : i, patch id the Stuli; Capital.
I'uv.i ■" Okla. July 22—The unusu-
al | al Bpect cle of an Indian divn.ee lull
 • was w m " l in Cbo 0ist iict. tenrt.
i'- pth I'enr was |ttic| his n. Malt
lloar for divorce on tho gr-jtiii'li <<t
, Infidelity, abondonnn'iii in 1 urois -i -
led of tint Tim plaintiff • "tv < i
mi anil tilnio < id'iul His -it
present V > nil • r Indian;* .'"S
Spah pah-l'-i ur testified, all testifying
in-I in the Pawnee language with Jna il.
j Murle actln gu.s InLerpreter. Judga
' iiaincr granted tho decree.