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THE OKLAllOil V STATS CAPITAL FRIDAY UOBNINO, JULY 31, 1903.
ON DIAMOND
AND TRACK
St. Louis Loses One to
Pittsburg.
CHICAGO'S MANY ERROR
Gives Game to Cincinnati by
Score of 1 to O-Brooklyn 6,
New York 4-Evenls on
Different Tracks.
ef gt. Louis and some timely nim- K ny
Jlttaoui,; f v« the latter loam today
gam* n> a score of 10 to 4. H«m« run*
by rarre'l an« i^-aeh were features. At
fit Louis 0000 00 4 0 0-
Jplttsburg q-1000 it* i
Batteries—-Currle and J, o. Neill. L1
«i .mil Smith.
R.HB
CINCINNATI 15. CHICAGO o.
Cincinnati. July |0.-Cincinnati easily
took today a g*Jne from CUmko. Clnetn
natl's terrific batting and the error# <>f the
Chicago players made ihe game unlator-
eatlng. Attendance 1800. Score:
R.HB
Cincinnati ... 1 2 000 8<M*~lf 19 -
Chi.ago uoooouoo^-o 9
Batteries—1 vole, Bergen and Pelt*;
"Wtimer and Kilng.
BROOKLYN 6; NEW YORK 4
Brooklyn. July .-A «evi«- thunder
gtorm broke over tt . local baseball
(rounds at the closo of the llfth Inning
today, snd the game was railed In • r
of Brooklyn. Attendance 4G00. Score
Brooklyn 0 3 300-
N w York ...
Batteries Jon
Croaln and We
0 3 300— ti N V !
0 1 0 0 3- 4 « 2
and Rltler: Miller,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHICAGO 10; CLEVELAND 0.
Chicago. July *>.- Eight base* on balls [
ng after the
. Set
by Cleveland gave Chicago
that the game was unlnten -i
third inning. Attendance 19C
UH.E
Chicago J 1 50000 21—10 ?i 0
Cleveland 000000000- 0 6 &
Batteries—White and Siattery; Wright,
Pearson and Abbot.
NEW YORK 1'J; BOSTON 1
Boston. J"ly 30—New York butted oRs-
ttm's pitchers bard today antl won with
ease. Deerlng was very effective and th*
R.H E
..06000 051 0-12 13 'i
.100000000- 1 G 3
and Ravllle; Gibson,
J. Stahl.
New York
Boston
Batteries Heerlm
Winter, Cclger and
ST. LOUIS 1; DETROIT 0.
Detroit. July SO.-Thu greatest pitcher!
battle of the year took place today. Both
Sudhoff and Donovan were at their beat
Both teams played brilliantly. Attend
ll.tt.B
Detroit 0 00000000— ti
St Louis .0 00010000—1 ■
Batteries Donovan and }3uelow; Sud-
hoff and Kahoe.
TWO GAMES AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. July .~Philadelphla wo
a double header from Washington today.
Wadd.ll was knocked out of the bo* Wi
the alxth Inning and McGeehat) took
place, shutting th visitors out without
a hit.' Attendance 9<i00. Score:
R .H E
Philadelphia 0 0 .*> 4 1 0 0 2x—12 1- I
Washington .. 0 0 0000W1- 1 72
Batteries—rlank and Powers; Dual
Townsend and Klttrldge.
Second Game.—
R.I
Philadelphia 0 030001 2x— 6 :
Washington Ulo02()00— & 1
Batteries—Waddell. McGeehan 1
Scbreck; Drill and Klttrcdge.
WESTERN LEAGUE
KANSAS CITY 1; HF.NVRR n.
K nr. ft is city. July *1.—Nichols allot
but one hit and Lempke pitched a
■rame for Denver, allowing but thn e h
The name was played In ono hour,
tendance J k>. Score:
R.I
Kansas Ctty 01 0 P Q « 0 «>x 1
t)«aver ... OOOOQOoOOr-O
Batteries—Nichols and Messltt; Leni
and Ulrich.
Long Sick and Nerv-
ous Headaches.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain
Pills Cured Me.
They Gave Me Instant
Relief.
Tbe common affliction of all mankind is
headache. From it few are entirely tree.
jDt. Miles' Anti-Fain Hlls wiH cure aad in
eutt instances prevent headache of any kind
or degree. If you cannot enjoy theatre gi-iug,
car-riding, dancing, if jou are subject to
nausea Irorn aervoos excitement, the fatigues
rl travel or iifht-seeing, take an Anti Fain
Pill bekr« an attack comet on and rim will
find that you can tuccetifuliv ward 08 all
disagreeable symptoms. Anti-Pain P'lls are
the best of remedies for backache, neuralgia
sciatica and rheumatic pains; contain no
opiates, roe-laxative; never sold In bulk.
"With the rreatest pleasure I recommend
f)t. Miles' Anti Fain Fi!l to everyone who
Suffers from nervous or sick headache. All
Tar 1'fe Ion; I vu troubled with headaches
of a very severe nature, mid have tried many
powders sod other remedies without success.
by chance I tried I>r. Mi et.' Arti Pain Pill
1 his Is to certify that I have used Dr.
Miles'Anti Fain tills for neuralgia snd neu-
ralgic headache end have found them to give
CIiet"-E. L>. \V«d, £>Mayor and fcx-
, 8. Dist Atty., Helena, Mout.
AH dru£f irts tell and guarantee Dr. Miles'
Anti-Pain T'MIs. They are non laxative: con-
tain no opiates, never ci Id in bulk, 25 doses,
McdiuUCo^ Elkhart, lnd.
$S,000. Reward
for the Arrest and
Conviction of-
■—the patties who originated and
circulated, the rumor that "Force" Food
contained drugs or other injurious in-
gredients.
$5,000. additional will be paid to
anyone proving that "Force" does, or
ever did, contain any drug or other in-
jurious or unhealthful ingredient, being
composed solely of Wheat and Barley,
with a seasoning of table salt, steam
cooked, flaked, and roasted.
Do us the justice, if you question
the absolute purity or healthfufness of
" Force," to send a package to the Health
Department of your city for analysis.
The "FORCE" Food
Company.
1. WASHING! ON
HlSStl) AI MEETING
Boston. July 30.—An attempt by half ft
dosen colored persons opposed to Booker
T Washington, president of Tuekejie In-
stitute. to ask questions at a meeting
aim--. —-
twenty-nve policemen were railed to quell
the dieturbenee Several seTeste were
made, or.*- policeman received a deep stab
(tom a hat pin, while a man, said to he
opposed to Mr. Washington, received rasor
cuts and la now In the hospital. After the
arrests Mr. \\'.i hln <t< n v* h.~ itlloWed to
proceed and spoke for nearly two hours.
POST MASTER PAYNE
VISITS PRESIDENT
Oyster Bay. July 30.—JYof. Jeroms
Banker LarwU^ld an laatruetor In the
• ...T^-rr t'nlverelty of California. ,wao the Ifrst
dotT ha wa#H ti dd rwssi'ntf tonight" aT thf^ caller on Prsrtdsnt Booeeve It tod ay ^ Tie
in church almt st resulted In a riot, and ha a Ju*t returned from R r°pe «*«d ae
aired to pay his respects to th<- president
and talk with him coneernlnn hi« obeerva-
tk ns during his travels befjt
to California.
Pnsldent Roooevelt'i
•*on today w
Mrs. Payne
-loner WllUatns and Mr. Vanlngen ...
New York The president. It Is under-
stood. Impreewed on Mr. Pnyne the de-
sirability of
few
should not be held responsible for
riotous Individuals. It waa said the in-
surd ruling of the chairman. Mr. Ijewls.
In ordernlg the arrest and ejection of any
persons who hissed or manifested any oh.
Jectlon to the speaker of the evening,
caused the trouble.
It Is said that the dlaturbance was pre-
arranged and after the meeting Mr. Trot-
ter. the leader, and his friends admitted
that they went there with the Idea of ank-
ing Mr. Washington a number of ques-
tions and to resent any uttack that may
be mude on the New England repreaenta-
tlvee to the recept Afro-American council
at Louiavllle.
The meeting waa held under the auspl-
rea of the Colored Men's Business associa-
tion of this city.
_AND NAVAL
STATIONS DISCUSSED
proceeding
guests at lunch -
aiter General and
Immitrratl'
and Mr.
Hi—Went, 1
. on Mr TV.
ictudlna fhe postal laves
islble.
tlgntlone at aa early a «tote ae poasl
It is understood that Mr. Payne will
return to Washington.
Assurance la given that nothing of Im-
portance wiu" developed during the con-
ference between the president and the
postmaster general. In aditlon te the de-
partment investigation they discussed
■ome minor departmental affairs, but If
definite results were reached they were
not disclosed.
GRAND CHIEF ENGINEER
muMChiwttt COIKI*
ot Hhjrmacv. „ 1(V1„
Boston, June 36,1903.
TV " fbrw" fbnl Cmxprny, «Hjr.Un, N. T.:
URMTI.BMHN—A rumor having reached me that your
product, " FORCE," contained injurious ingmlleuts.
1 took the occasion to analyze It, in the interest of
my own family ami of some friends who are liberal
"I,"may Interest you to know that I found It con-
sisted exclusively of Whole Wheet, Barley and oalt,
and Is absolutely free from any injurious elements
whstover. . . .. . .
Permit me to express my sincere regret that such
a mrlous and baseless rumor should gain footing
with the public.
You wi froo to u*> this letter la any way that will
help to do your product Justice.
WUI L. BCOV1LLB.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Chmiical tabontorv,
University of Buffalo*
HcsstRT M. Hill, Ph. 0.,
Anaijiumi Ukimut mmd Aimjtv.
June 96,1903.
The " Jbrw" Food Company. Buffalo, N. 7.:
Gbntlembn—In view of the rumors regarding the
alleged sdulteratlon of 44 FORCE. It nss been *
satisfaction to me to visit your Mills, investlgste, and
aualyr.e your product.
"" *—i to prv
that
Washington July 30.—The first meeting
of the general policy bdard waa held to-
day. There were present Admiral Dew-
ey, Reur-Admiral Taylor. Captain Pills-
bury, Commander Harnett. Major Gen-
eral Corbln Brigadier General Randolph
and Brigadier General Bliss. Major Gen-
eral Young, the other member of the
board wrs not In town.
Admiral Dewey was elected president
and Commander Barnett secretary. There
waa a general discussion of the subject
of coaling and naval staUons In Cuba,
with a view to determining whether they
should be garrisoned by tne army or by
marines. Secretary Root already has
taken steps to place troops at Ouanta-
namo, and Bahal Honda, and some of
the naval officers are not well pleased at
his action. Secretary Root by Invita-
tion briefly addreased the board, saying
that he believed the reeults would come
from Its deliberations on questions affect-
ing both branches of the war force of the
nation. He believed that the questions to
be brought before the board and consid-
ered In time of peace would result In a
general co-operation and a defense of the
country In time of war.
The board adjourned subject to the call
of the chairman and will not re-asflemble
until autumn, as Admiral Dewey and
several other members are about to leave
town fur several weeks.
MR. SHAY COMES TO THAT POSITION
BY STATUTE.
Meadvllle, Pa.. July ao.—The nomina-
tion of Shay to be assistant grand chief
was made under section 12 of the consti-
tution which makes d'lepntes to the last
national convention eligible to such pro-
motion.
T H. En grab am of Tlevelsnd. first grnnd
engineer declined the nomination on ac-
count of falling health. The nomination
of Snav will g" before the thro«- remain-
ing salaried offices of the Krand Inter
national division for confirmstloti and In
of confirmation he will servo as grand
chief until the next national convention,
to be held In Los Angeles. In May, 1904.
COLD AT MINNEAPOLIS
The Kiii<i Yon Have Always Bought* and which has been
in use for over 30 years, lias borne the sifiitatnre of
and ha* been made under Uss per-
sonal supervision since its infoncy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " JuKt-as-Rood" are but
Experiments that trllle with and endanger the health of
Infants uud Children—Experience against Experiment*
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute fbr Castor OH, Pare-
goric, Drops and .Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neitiior Opium, Morphine nor other Sarcotio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverisluiess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It ussimilatcs the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep*
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend*
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
SEND JOINT
NOTE TO POWERS
You are free to publish this statement made over
my signature, that I found/' WBOT" to be abeo-
nusssctouetts Colkflt
of Pharmacy.
Boston, June 80, 1903.
7b TTW It Miy ibnern: „
At the Invitation of The " FORCE Food Com-
pany, of Buffalo, l have visited their Mills and made
a careful examination of th® materials from wh ch
" FORCFi" is prepared, and the processes wolca
convert It Into Its finished condition.
I found that " FORCE " consists exclusively or
what my previous analysis Indicated, vl*.: %Whole
Wheat and Barley, with a flavoring of Table Salt,
flake 1, cooked and sterilised by 800 degrees of best.
A feature of the manufacture which Impressed me
considerably was the fact that the process is entirely
mechanical, the food being prepared, cooked and
boxed by machinery, without ever coming In contact
with the hands or clothing of the mill operatives.
I was also grstltled to note that an experienced
Chemist dally sutiervised the entire output, and that
each day's manufacture was also tested by an expert
CUUl'' Signed, WILBUR I.. 8COVTI.I.K,
Professor of Theory and Practice of Chemistry.
KUlV'pare.'coiuUtrnk •uldj °« l""t
Barley, flavored with talilo Salt, Mid Irrai Irom aiij
Injurious substance whatever.
1 examined, In detail, the various steps In the man-
ufacture of your product, such as the steam cooking,
the flaking and the roasting, as well as the packing,
and find all to be remarkably clean and of absolute
health fulness. The final roasting Is done st a tem-
perature above 800° F., which, with the steam cook-
ing, completely sterilises the product, and the entire
process, from the first step to the final sealing of the
package, Is a mechanical one, the product at no time
coming Ir. contact with the hands or clothing of tuo
persons handling the machines or packages.
Very respectfully,
HERBERT M. HILL,
Chemist to the City of Buffalo.
Roe page 148 of «' Cereal Breakfast Foods," Bulle-
tin No. M? of the Maine Experiment BtatU.n, a State
Institution, which has analyzed FORCE with
other foods. In the public Interests.
Copy will bo inalied free on request.
Refer also to Canadian Government Bulletin 84 on
similar subject, pages 6 and 29, for ^alysis showing
that "FORCE" consists solely of the laost whole-
some and nutritious Ingredients.
Any Inquiries concerning this subject will bo cheer-
1uU' "TajT^/oBCE " FOOD COMPANY
Buffalo, N. T.
*©!X>RADO SPRINGS ti: 8T. JOB.
> 1 j. N. ;.h. Mo July ao —St. Joe was
>nbled with Inability to hit the ball to-
> 1 >t h1 rtl.l not pitch hie usual (tame
ing to a c«>ld rain which came up about
linn* play was called. Attendance
Score:
irado Springs
itterlea- Diehl
1 and Starnagli
R.H.E
...0 00000000-0 4 4
0 1 0003 1 1 <1- •; U 4
and McConneU; Vllle-
PB8 MOINES
4; MILWAUKEE 3.
.to.—Four hlte and n
ve Des Moines a lead
could uot overcome. At-
Kin,
' k' I *
irth
Pepper third. Time 1:13 1-5.
r;*co. mile and seventy yards:
Clnrlnnattis won; Petra II sec-
ond; Karly Blve third. Time 1:46 2-5.
Six to race, tlve and a half furlongs:
. .0 0 0 01 0 0 0 2-
. .0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 O-
son and l.ucla
OMAHA 0.
aorta defeated Omaha
9 to 0, Olmstead hoid-
wi\ to four scattered
R.H.E
,.,0022802 Ox— 9 10 1
.0 00000 OUO— « 4 S
id and Wilson; Bohaf-
AT DELMAR PARK.
Bt Loui?. July 80— Delmar park sum-
mary:
First race, five furlongs • Pretension won
Foxy ti rand ' I'a second; Leach third.
Time 1:07.
Second race, mile and twenty ards:
Lord Neville won; Aules second; Eiixa
Dillon third. Time I.504
Third race, si* furlongs; Alflo won:
An eke second; Dolly Gray third. Time
l:18i
Fourth race, six furlongs, Missouri
Mor- stake, selling: Mildred L. won; Wreath
of iw second; Orient third. Time 1:20.
Fifth race, mile and eeventy ynrds: Or-
ris won; Light Opera second; Taby Tosa
third. Time l:ia.
Sixth race, one and a quarter miles:
Pamplona won; Irving Mayor
ltaronet third. Time 2,171.
4 «
stall and Qondlng.
AMERICAN ASSOC I;
ilsvilte il; Milwaukee ;
umbos 4: St. Paul 7.
game, 4; Kansas
third. Time 1*4 S-5.
Becond race, steeplechase, short course
Indian II won; M >i nnda second; Hand
vice third. Time 2:67.
Third race, five and a half furlong?
Competition stakes: Proceeds won; El
wood second; Father Tallent third. Time
1:10 4-5.
Fourth race. lx furlongs: Sardine
The Forum second; Muresca third, Time
1:17 j.
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles
Serge won; Orsina second; Fonsoluca
third. Time 1:58 4-6
Sixth race, seven fslongs: Gallant
won; Cornwall second; o llagan, third,
lime 1:82.
Minneapolis. Minn., July 30.—The mer-
cury dropped today to the 60 mark In this
city, making a now local low record for
the month of July. St. Paul registered 5:
and Ia Crosse 6fi. Lisbon. N. D-. reported
8«5 degrees 'At Devils Lake it was 3S; at
Campbell 19 and at Aberdeen. S. D., 41;
at Alexandria. Minn.. 47; at Bismarck-and
Red fie Id, N. D . 40 and 44.
To Foreclose Mortgage.
Trenton. N. J . July 3ft.-A summons
was served In Newark today on Former
I'nlted States Senstor James Smith, re- , ;
reiver for the I'nlted States Shipbuilding 1
foenpany. piViceedings Instituted lr> | J
Maine by the Mercantile Trust companv 1
to foreclose a mortgage on the property J
of the shipbuilding company. The suit Is J
designed to reach the company's property j
In that state. .]
Port of Spain, Island of Trinidad. July1
Passengers who have Jnst arrived
from Caracas say that In consequence or
the Incident which occurred last Monday
at La Gulria, where as a result of fric-
tion between the 8panlsh consul and the
local authorities the exequatur of the con-
sul was withdrawn, the diplomatic corps
at Caracas met and decided to send a
Joint note protesting against the action
of the La Guira authorltieu and the
withdrawal of the exequatur of the Span-
ish consul. They took this action, it is
said not for the purpose of assisting the
Spanish claims before the mixed tribunal
because ot the precedent which would be
established and because they considered
It contrary to the protocols made with the
powers and signed by Mr. Bowen, the
United States minister acting as the repre-
sentative of Preaident Castro.
FIRE DOES MICH
DAMAGE AT CEIBA
Why don't you try
Dr. Caldwell's Syrnp Pepsin
for U*er gtomsch end BowtW
VOIR AFTEK-niWliK CIGAR
Is the most enjoyable of the day, there-
fore It should be a good one. Suppose
you try smoking one of
CLIESTA RFY & CO. CI EAR HAVANA CIGARS
for a change and see what the result
will be. They are made of genuine Im-
ported Havana Tobacco, and make a
most delightful after dinner smoke.
Price 10c.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
CAR R--B URDETTE COLLEGE
Girls (of whom this engraving is
repressntatlve^) wish to welcome t
their beautiful College Home, next
September 10th, tlie Oklahoma and
Indian Territory girls.
Corr-Burdette College in Its loca-
tion. building, home furnishings, de-
partment <<iuipnu^its and faculty. Is
THE PEER OF ANY GIRL'S
BOARDING SCHOOL IN THE OLD-
ER STATES.
ITS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
conducted by u native German who Is
a graduate of the Berlin Conservato-
ry (the .school world renowned through
Leschetltzkl and Paderewskll. and
who has had fifteen years successful
experience as a teacher In European
and American schools.
ITS SCHOOL OF ART is conducted
bv a gifted woman who ptudled ten
years In Europe; and who. after six
years study In tho Stuttgart (Qerma- i
ny) Art Academy, received its Dlplo- .
ma with high honor, and who has
had ten years successful experience
as a teachcr.
ITS SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION
ANI) PHYSICAL CULTURE Is
taught by a highly educated woman,
who was thoroughly drilled In her
special work from her youth up by
the best masters of the North.
ITS TEACHERS IN LITERATURE
AND 8CIENCE were educated In the ;
best Colleges and Universities; and
two of them spent six yenrs In stu-
dious travel In foreign lands, and
hold two diplimas each, and also a
„ each conferred by the Rlsh- op of Jerusalem, testifying to their
xtenslve research In the Ortent.
Visit us and Inspect Hgidly «pur claims,to_mewt
CARR-BURDETTE STUDENT,
a dipl<
our Brochures containing 60 engrav- ings of Interior
lege.
Address
July 3-mt
md
MRS.
AT CLEVELAND.
Clevolsfod. July Handbooks were run
much more boldly than on the previous
da vs. The crowd witnessed the defeat
of three favorites. Summary:
ce. purso $1000: Miss WiHamont
t^e second and third heats in 2:0T|
Pauline G won the first heat In
Joclisco and polar Wilkes also
LVENTS ON THE TRACK
started.
•J l trot, purie. * 00: Jay McGregg
won two straight heats In 2:U)J. ":lll.
Gray Gem MeAdamo. jr.. Katrinka.
Lady 1'atchie, Nichollete and Judge
Green also started.
Free for all pace, purse $1500: Dan R
won tvu straight heats In <X J. Knox's
Oetallne Klnir and Coney also started.
2:10 trot, purse UGOO: The Roman won
two straight heat* in 2:10, 11|- Dan T.
Dan Wilkes, A. D. J . and Suver Sign
also started.
;:21 trot, purse, J1000: Roblnsola
first and third * ~ """
AT NEW YORK
New York. July 30.—Summary:
First race, six furlongs, seiling: Os-
good won; Our Nugget second; Orloff
third, 'lime 1.13 4-;,. w ^ „
Se'ond race, ono an<1 an eighth miles: w vj
Agnes D won; O Whlttier second; Aprtl parthl,
Shower third. Time 1:4B 1-6. I also started.
Third race, live and a half furlonga:
Short C * Gold Dome second; Fern ^ CHICAGO.
Rock third. Time 1 ;0S- Chicago, July 30 -Hawthorne summary:
'.'ierendon handicap, six Ftrst race, five furlongs: Nannie Hodge
FILIPINO CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Washington, July 30-Secretary of war
Root lias acknowledged a cablegram
from the newly organised Filipino cham-
ber of commerce, conveying respectful
greeting to President Roosevelt and the
secretary, in the following cablegram to
the president of the Filipino chamber Of
commerce, v*rarclsco Reyes:
"Tho president Joins m# in sending to
the Flllpiao chnmber of commerce ack-
nowledgement .if their courteous dispatch
and congatulatlons upon the Important
step In advance whlc^ tb^y hav"
15 Spanish Honduras, the particulars 01
which have just been received by steam-
er. The tire originated in the dwelling
house and store of Antonio Plaaiatl and
spread to the building of the Yaccaro
Bros, steamship, quickly, a two story
frame the largest building In Central Am-
erica. Many houses caught fire and tne
flames covered the city. The stores1 of
Lufltte and Alvacei P Deverau* A: Co.,
and several others of like cb®r'lclei*5
were consumed, together with small
stores and residences The officials anu
people under the commandant organized
a bucket brigade, in which even tne
women served. The loss is J25Q.OOO.
Hernandez Visits Loomls.
Washington. July 30.— General Jose
Manuel Hernandez, the newly sp°lnted
Venezuelan mini/fter tn company
Senor Pulido. the Venezuelan charge tod-
day paid his respects to Acting Secretary
Loomls. Final arrangements have not
vet bt-en made for his presentation but
the state department will accord him rec-
ognition whenever he h«s business to
transact.
Bonds Received.
Washington. July SO.—The amount of 3
and 4 per cent bonds so far received at
the treasury department frl^r/*^'1^anSt, ,n~
to 2 per cent consols ia $80,665,305.
Pipes & Smokers Supplies
We have them in plenty, and just
now, can give you some rare bargains
in that line, to relieve the mid-summer
dullness.
Do Vou Know
Uneeda
Biscuit
Excursion Rates
VIA
Cheap round trip tickets on sale,
daily ,to points in Now York, Virginia,
West Virginia, Illinois, Iowa, Michi-
gan. Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Tickets are limited-to Octobed 81st,
1903.
Besides these rates, we have -special
excursions to different places at differ-
ent limes—cannot advertise them all.
If you contemplate a trip be sure and
see the Frisco agent, or address
B. F. DUNN,
Div. Pass. Agent,
Wichita, Kan.
■■PBBH taken
for*^ the interest of their" country. We
look f«T the moat beneflclent results from
the Intelligent treatments of matters af-
fecting the prosperity of the archly, lago
by tins representative body.
heats in Monroe
'au'd't&r'nio
Astarltu won; IUyrla second; won; Major Pelham second; Touchstone
L!~V.—I —-
Q The color of seventy years in your
VlTCllll hair"> Perhaps you are seventy, and
J you like your gray hairl If not, use
Ayer's Hair Vigor. In k*s than a month your gray
hair will be rich and dark.
TO BAR HARBOR
RUSSIAN MINISTER GOING
MAINE tX)R SHORT VISIT.
Washington. July 30 Theodore Hansen
the Russlon charge, will leave here tomor-
row Tor I tar Harbor, Maine, where the
affairs of the embassy will bo condu
durlnar the r-st of the summer Mr Han-
sen will return to washington toward
the end of September. At the Russian
embassy nothing whatever Is know'n re-
garding the published report that Count
Casslnl was about to resign his post In
Washington, on the contrary, ha.la ful-
ly expected to return In September.
Stopped for Ten Mlnutej.
P.oanoke. Va., July 30.—Even* wheel on
the Norfolk and Western railway system
was stopped for ten minutes today during
the funeral at Philadelphia of F J. Kim-
hall. late president of the Norfolk and
In The Good Old Summer Time
Is this Your Wife?
m PC'K MEAL
Self-Geoeraiio^
Gasoline Stives
Yon ay: "Hal" BatdwAoaM.ro-
r iud you ft a. duty you wry yourwifa.
if ho baa ono of the M4a>bioa«l,
tvcmblfiRoajo, cvmbnrmpie, ce«Mran
Cook Stow«—tto
hII ovor—you oka end all ao? fcitobon
troubltta by^i jiaglu>M.'-«lule]t.lI. "
MERRICK
RKFRIGKUT0R8
cooking .ho Coot fa cl{ l y it
foal *cd it U C .B ahd rwe
&
, la:,
NBW YORK HARDWARE STORE,
PAPA-Oh. what a pain I I believe I have a fever in the heart. nss
MAMMA Nonsense. it Isn't your heart, it a your stomach. Every time you eat,
thla hot weatfcer, ycu get a sour atomach full of hot gases and ackia, and you
•well up untN your heart hardly has room to beat. If you were not «o obstin-
ate, you'd take my advice and keep your lnaldea cool by taking a C ABC A RET
Candy Cathartic ev«ry night before going to bed. They work while you sleep
and keep you reguiar-ln the hottest weather.
THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK,
Of Guthrie, Oklahoma.
UNITED STATES DEPOS1TOSY.
Offers to depositors, both large and small, every
courtesy which their balances and responsibility
warrant. We are especially equipped for the
handling of outside Bank Accounts. Correspond-
ence solicited.
CAPITAL and PROFITS DEPOSITS
$125,000. OVER ONE MILLION.
C, B. Bn.LiNO8i.1tT, PrcsC E. a Baioos, Ast. Ca«h. O. A. Nblsom, Caahies,
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