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THE OKLAHOMA STATU CAPITAL, FRIDAY MOttNTXCt, .TTKE 24,1904.
HABEAS CORPUS
PROCEEDINGS
Witnesses in Oklahoma Cit/
Murder Case Want Liberty
Baby ink
DEMOCRATS ANNOUNCE
Editor Smith and Attorney Rob-
inson Opposing Candidates
for Council Nomination.
Galbraith Arrives
Every mother feels a
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
of her life. Becoming
A mother should be a source of joy to all, but the suffering and
danger incident to the ordeal makes its anticipation one of misery.
Mother's Friend is the only remedy which relieves women of the great
pain and danger of maternity ; this hoar which is dreaded as woman's
severest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is avoided
by its use. Those who use this remedy are no longer despondent or
gloomy; nervousness, nausea and other distressing conditions are
overcome, the system is made ffendy for the coming event, and the
serious acci4ents so common to the critical
hour are obviated by the vse.of Mother's
Friend. "It is worth its in gold,"
says many who have used it. $1.00 per
bottle at drug stores. Book containing
valuable information of interest to ail women, will
be sent to any address free upon application to
BRADFIELO REGULATOR OO.. Atlanta. Qa.
CREEK CROP
OF POTATOES
LETTER TO OUR READERS,
Cottage St.. Melr
Dear Sir
"Ever since 1 wan In the
mot« or 1.- kidney trouble,
the ps*t >ear It become so
complicated that I sufferer
and «'«h min'h
advertlHt
nent
se. Mass.
Uth. li 04.
rmy, I bad
hikI within
set ere und
everything
tiRth and
In*
1 i
Revenue From 1 his Product
Alone is Very Great
ntlrelv
doct
day
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Oklahoma City. June J3.— Attornuy E.
J. (.ilddlngM today commenced habeas cor-
pus proceedings in the probate court for
the roleabti of the four witnesses In tha
murder case of George C. Handon, charg-
ed with the killing of the actor. Harry
Jietter. The witnesses were put under
bond of $500 each and falling to give bond
were put In Jail. Their attorney now asks
that reason be shown why they were in-
carcerated and alwo why they should not
be liberated. Attorney Olddlngs ban been
retained to defend Hardon and says lie
will bo able to clear him. The habea#
corpus proceedings ar being heard thia
afternoon In the probate court.
In the habeas corpus case In the pro-
bale court for the release of Cy Holt, one
oX the witnesses, the petition was denied.
announce for council
•PROMINENT CHANDLER DEMOCRATS
ENTER ARENA.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Oklahoma City. June 2'A-—Oeorge Smith,
•dltor of the Chandler Tribune, was In
the city today and announced his candi-
dacy for the council of the Oklahoma-
Lincoln county district. In this oonneo-
tlon Mr. Smith la Interviewing local dem-
ocrats concerning the matter. J. I*. A.
Robinson, also Of Chandler, has an-
nounced for the same position. The lat-
ter la One of the leading attorneys of the
city of Chandler, and Mr. Smith Is credit-
ed us being one of the leading democratic
editors in the territory. As Oklahoma
county furnished the councilman two
years ago, it has been conceded that the
candidate should be named by Lincoln
county fa* the next term.
Shoots Father-In-ksw.
a statehood plank In the platform. One
of the reasons assigned by members of
the committee for non-action Is that the
Hamilton bill, having passed the house,
Is now pending In the senate, and Is.
therefore. In process of enactment audi
will be acted on In the regular course of
business ut the coming session.
Aqed Indians Wed.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Stroud. Okla.. June 23. Hlckalachee,
aged 76.and Therana Roubldeau, aged 94,
were married near Perkins, .yesterday.
Both are members of the Iowa tribe of
Indiana Therana Is the youngest daush-
nf the founder of St. Joseph, Mo. The
l.rlde has been marriod to six men In her
Hleholnchee served with distinction
the union army during the reblllon.
The happy couple will not spend thelT
honeymoon far from this wigwam.
To Meet August 9 In Arapaho.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
COTTON IN THE OSAGE
Georgia Man Promotes Produc-
tion of Cotton Where Corn
Used to be 'the Only Crop
GROWTH OF IMiUSTRY
Potatoes are Becoming n Lead-
ing Crop in the Territories and
Produce Revenue tor the Harm-
er Early in the Season
nd I..- pr
splendid coi
know that \
_etahle and
harmful drugs,
i-omrl""'' rec<n
Swamp-Root t<
nd
nd >
TERRITORY'S
BIGGEST CROP
Cotton Over There was never
One-half so Good
louneed It all right n
Ition.
it Swamp-Root Is pun
Thanking you for !
ACREAGE IS VERY LARGE
all i
ml
ruly
RICHARDSON."
imple bottle of this
•. Kilmer's Swamp
olutelv free by mall, also
all about Swamp-Root If yo
vlnced that S
Feeling in Creek Country Is More
Buoyant Than for years and
Outlook is for a Record
AV'egetahle PreparmionrorAs-
j similnlint tticFoodmidHefl ula-
|| UiigUicStuutichsandUowlaof
rnfflfflSif
Special Dispatch to th« State Capital.
Pawhuska, Okla., June 23.—W.
Woods, one of the leading men of
servatlon and one of the most pr
lnent men in the business circle at H
iny Fost. was In the city today
Special Dispatch to the Stats
Muskogee, I. T.. June 1W
ging In the Creek nation Is
ended, and about four-tiftha
put has been shipped
yield, according to
railroad agents. is n*
much as that of any previous ye
Is far greater in bushels than th
sanguine dared to for
freight departme
practically
f the out-
Thls year s
ports of the
hrce times as
c. i •;
•ast The bills in
s show that the
t number of
i this shipping point,
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Oklahoma City. June M.-rA. J. John
was arrested and brought Into towrw
glared I
ETX
Johnson
-* « -• ___ ... wn and
Jiaced* in the county lall last night by
tv M. C. Hart. charged with Hhoot-
rlth Intent to kill, his father-in-law.
_ Logan. Both are negroes and live
on adjoining farws, twenty-fire miles
rorthea t of here Logan says he was
Blowing In his field and Johnson came up
and shot him with 4 shotgun charged
with blrdshot. Ho was txot badly Injured
Family trouble Is said to have existed
between tho two parties. Johnson's pre-
liminary bus not been set. • .
Returns from Hawaii.
Mpeclal Dispatch to tha State Capital.
Oklahoma City, June 33.—Justice C. A.
Oalbralth. attornoy-gnnerul under Gover-
nor Renfrow, who has been on the su-
preme bench In the Territory of Hawaii
for the past four years, arrived here last
with his wire and will make their
x-Oovernor Renfrow, Is still Inter
"Thomas. Okla . June 23—The county
central committee of the republican party
mot at Arapaho Saturday The commit-
tee decided to call a convention to be
held August 9th at Arapaho to nominate
candidates for county offices. Two years
ago the republicans nominated their can-
didates bv primary election, but the com-
mlttoe decided to go back to the old
way of delegate convention#;
Brlckmakera jll«pleased.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Anadarko. Okla.. June 23.--c ndrlo coitn-
ty brick makers are much dlsguested with
the secreatry of the Interior and his rep-
resentative Mr. Matthea. because of their
rejection of brick made in local yards for
use In the new school building. The*
claim It Is not fair that the money be
spent In Kansas for material that can
readily supplied here.
Indian Police In Court.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Stroud. Okla.. June 23.-—Pete Bousa,
captain of the Sac and l ox Ind.lan r o Ice.
was tried bore for hitting Wm Knight
X,
i 500 bushels. Thus the apptoxlin.
ber of bushels already shipped ft
I kogee Is 67,006. Conceding that t
that the town of Hominy was fast com- ; twenty-live ' ''
lng to the front und bids fair of becom- tljp t<>titl number ol cars product
Ing a great trading point as th ' V i Muskogee district would ! ■ !'■"
surrounding it Is the best agricultural lolul number of bushels, about
part of the reservation. Besides being Tll(. uvarag-
.... ♦ h-r,. thfl .
line agricultural
nunlty thert
country is under-luyed with both oil and
mineral, yet to be developed. Howev«i,
a company has been organized and a lease
taken out for the purpose of drilling for
oil and gas. He informed us that a farm-
er near Hominy while drilling for water
recently struck gas at a depth of sixty
feet that wag ■ so strong that work
drlllitiK for water had to bo abandoned
on account of it.
Mr Woods Is from Georgia here
arly 70 cents
bushels So tli
output froi
about 166.(00. '
points In the Ci ..
included In this report, but the bulk
the crop is shipped from M
freight office repo-
Union, seventy-llv
37,500 bushels; Miss-
he <
i he i
nme here
after his
Homln
the fa
that cotton
iseque
lere 1:
In a
the
talk until
of this
made It
only
Willi u.u.-.i nnuckles. Pete had to P*>
flno of $12.60. The case will go tothf
United States grand Jury. The bloody
skirmish took place in a garden patcli
at tho Sac and Fox agenrv.
Tulsa Ships Car of Wheat.
fecial Dispatch to the Slate Capital.
Tulsa. 1. T . June 23 —Harvest Js abouj
alsed and the result is that tber
least 1 500 acres of cotton In am
d Hominy. H' h s established on
pf the best and most up-to-date cot
Bins In the territory theie and h
thai next y.-ar will at L ast thte
thousand acres In cotton there.
LAWTON STRIKES GAS
Beaumont Company Gets Strong
Flow at Depth of 709 Feet
Near Lawton
follow : Musko
rl"'kansas and T
i, approximately 30,000 bu
I els; total 1S5 ears, approximately «<•
The Frisco s shipments have been na
led first by the M\ « :off.
The total nunr' - '
year wac about
lies crop ever i
I wa: t nlje about
farmers of ti < i
. allze that ;he
Arkansas. Vei.'
rromoK'sDigeslion.CliporruH |
nrss nrel .Contains neilher
Upium.Morpliine nor MiutiaL
Nut Narc otic
and
?-R
Slate Capital
I bet
lal Dispatch
Muskogee. I. T , J
Itlngha
mcOH UrSANUEL PtTCHKR
Indl
Ikiis full
llf.pl
of thl_
buoya
hat I
This I
<)j
A\«IUU Ud-
TO KfcEP HANDS m
going
injured by tbe high
r>; "
fields th
I tlx
beglnnnlg of ti
apldlj
Aperffii Remedy forronsfip*-
Ron, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms,(-onvulsions .Fevcrish-
ness and Loss of Sleep.
light till dark
ind ^
Fat'SuiuU* Signature of
N lew YOHK
EXACT COPY Of WHABPCW
GASTSRU
Eor Infants and PhHdren.
The Kind You Have
Always Bough!
Bears the
Signature
Kansas Democrats Will Doubt
less Leave National Issues
alone if Dale be Nominated
Topeka, Kan., .lune 113.—If Judge O.
M. Dale, the probable demot-rallc nom- ~
Inee for governor, has his way about | Cr.m ,,, llt„ - ,
it. the democrats in Kansas will this j that the hier-■ jiVion*1 "Jt* tbis'tlrr 1
year make their < ampagin on state ' tJJ' llu.t i et win be ti
• • " — I . hiatoi v of cotton growing
ory. Levi Ackley, Spanl
push nntlonal Issiipb and , ^^hfl'7'uhh
uriwi.. anil aBlw as to «•
M^"a?r'ou".r'Thlpr!n2'is«"''« ami leave Uooaevelt alone Tha
k notion wldch are not , republicans OU the Other hand Will be Indl:
I anxious to
avoid any mention of stale affairs.
I , realizes that there is lit-1 ditkuw. ,
What if true of cotton Is also
nftv,
•alsed
shipped la
nd thu
,til this >«•
tie hope of doing any thing In Kansas \VT
a" I against ihe popularity «>f Roosevelt. JiJJJ."' prop'"" A*"grVat d. iii of it 1:
• Not only all the republicans but a; tass.'iing. The upimd ib-lds are es,
large per centage of tho populists and ly go. d and th*r" a^H^Than'during I
many democrats as well have a great | ,. p.lst )t i,.- a bump*
In
Use
For Over,
Thirty Years
CASTBRU
night ■
. ted extensively in mining operation In
the Joplln lesfl rtlatrlet an.l will probab y
rtevnt. a urenter part of his time lookln
efteT the business. Justice Galbraith s
time recently expired on the Hawaiian
eupreme bench and he declined the reap-
pointment. preferring to return to okla-
homa City.
Appoints George Jobson.
Ppeclal Dlspat.-h to the State Capital.
Oklahoma City. June 23—Attorney
George Jobaon was today appointed as-
sistant county attorney to Oil the vacancy
caused bv the resignation of - rlzon
Murphy, which wa« tendered and'
e<1 laet week. Murphy did not think tha
citv laws were adequate for the prosecu-
tion of so much crime going on here, and
become disgusted.
Many Fever Cases.
Special Dispatch to the 8tate Capital
Oklahoma CJty. June 23—There are many
tvphold fever cases In the cltv now as a
result of the recent floods here Within
the past few days a number of canes have
ticen sent to the hospital. Malaria fever
nnd bowel complaint is also the cause of
A great deal of sickness.
HOOD'S Sarsaparilla Is tho medi-
cine for impure blood, ei-options,
weakness and general debility — it
positively and absolutely CURES.
Kansas Farmers Angry.
Ppeelal Dispatch to the State Capital.
Bartlesville. I. T.. June 23 — Acting on
orders from the Union agency, at Musko-
gee. the Indian police have driven sev-
erai hundred head of cattle from the
Claremore district across the Kansas line
into Labette county, where the cattle
have damaged the farmers crops. The
Kansas boundary Is also a quarantine line
ind It Is unlawful to drive territory or
southern cattle over without quarantine
passports. The Kansas farmers say that.
If the territory police attempt to drive
any more cattle over the line, there will
he trouble. The noliee claim that the
ti* belong to Kansas people
them across Into tho Cherokee
get free grass.
Rural Routes Established.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital
Washington, June 23—New rural routes
for Oklahoma have been established as
follows. In Oklahoma:
Carnegie, Caddo county, routes 1 and 2;
length of routes. 26 1-2 miles each;_
64 square "
houses on
In this' part of the territory
threshing has b.'irun. The first car of n«-v.
heat was shlrD™' to St Louis f"1"*
Tulsa todav. It tested sixty-two bush. Is
to the acre This shipment Is about five
days later than ths first load last year.
Many People Coming.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Olemnh. I T„ June 23 Flv oi
six hundred people will go to Guthrie
ton days all the
Tahlequaih pota
The digging • *
ten .lays by r-
but what was
prices seems
! growth. Th. d.
t'itfere with a
the first cro
broken, and
planted
delayed about
he high wateis.
depreciation I"
been gained it!
_dmlratlon for President Roosevelt
and al present they are inclined to
vole for him. Oh the olher hand tho
republican state ticket does not appeal
Yery strongly to populists and demo-
crats and there are many republicans
who will bolt it judging from Ihe pres-
ent factional feeling.
11 will therefore be impossible to
carry the state against Roosevelt,
and it will do no good to attempt to
whittle down his majority, as a major- M
ity of 10,000 would give him just as , I
t vntoa ti<4 an R0.000 ma- 1
oat crop, which ha
at Importance as i
eld will I
Lubl'
the
nelds around Red Fork that will make
fni t v bush. Is per acre O ^ Nii'lV'
man'ixer for the Muskogee Holler Mil!
state* that there Is the biggest wheat
crop In the Creek nation that he has ever
The hay
hnv
well I many electoral votfs as an 80.000
rood, neither Is
paid to it. A
re cut for hay
ured this year
and what hay
full of weeds
JAPAN WANTS KOREA
A Correspondent Says Mikados*
Forces are Superior in Every
Way to Russian's
be ^
of this
idy ftu
ong the
,11 that Is ii
; the middle
digging abo.
the 1st of Sep-
fitful potato gro
'/. Kngllsh and JM-
Special Dispatch fo the State Capital, i gi-nff 14y a', i,.a from ^hlcl
Lawton, Okla.. .June 23.—The rumor bushels. Dyer■ had
is current on the streets this evening I ^,00ptm(,nt*wi,Hi iw bought
that thp Beaumont, Texas people>Jiave. .llk)tni.ut of land s.dd
struck a strong flow of gas at a depth lor department's l eal.
of seven hundred feet, four miles from The P^thu^of0the cost <V tb. whole
Lawton. A large number from here lanotment ,,f i2<
&Vh«,«y ThffVX.'''S;?Vm,,h SS have fionc «... u. instigate and a,'
.jpleted dli.
he realized
forty-acre
-tiiir.i .ot an
;ist fall -the
ords of that road more business Is done
over their linos from this point than any
other between Guthrie and Fort Smith.
Okemah Odd Fellows.
Special Dispatch to the StatP Capital.
Okemah. I. T.. June 2.1. -Okemah lodge
of I O <> F No. 14a. held their regular
election Tuesday night and the follow-
ing offlcei b were elected. A B At-.™
G.; Ti. D Patterson. V. G. : J. ^ • Law-
rence. secretar5-; J- ^ . Ma
There 1«
Okemah.
strong lodge of this order
Bank Merger at Thomas.
Special Dispatch to the State Caplfal.
Thomas. Okla., June 28.—The Farmers
nnd Merchants bank which was Insti-
tuted when tho town started, has been
erged Into the First National bank of
Thomas, capital $25,000, under the sa;
management.
First of Nqw Wheat.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Stroud. Okla., June 23.—The first
new wheat was brought to town tod
was raised on the Perry farm f-
miles north of Stroud. Grain dealers i
that It Is the very best quality e
fetched to this town.
untry t
full report of Ihe matter will not he I hnndk their_pro<ii;
known until they return late tonight., lllt„ t|,,
— i kept the prices a
THE FIRST CLUB tefk,i,Ja£«tb2
paratlons will be
~~ I < bines will be hot:
DOVER HAD A ROOSEVELT AND wni begin In eain
FAIRBANKS CI.UB EARLY. [ T1.I, .
Special Dispatch to the State Capital. |«
Dover. Okla. Jnne 23.—The first H
p found unprepared
•t as should have b<
s were from necessity
..irt unassorted. This
little lower than ilu-y
had assorters
r probably
Jorlty. Judge Dale figures that It will
good, however, to attack the state
ticket. There Is a belief among the!
democrats that there is a chance for :
them to elect at least a part of their
state ticket, and by making a campaign |
on state issues will also enable them Complete List 01 C.Otnmittee Ap
id elect more members of the leKlsla- n0inled |0 Notify Roosevelt
ture. H
Judge Dale realizeB that lo say mean
things about Roosevelt wouW drive
u lot of republicans to vote a straight
ticket who might otherwise do some
bolting. Therefore "Roosevelt and
Dale" clubs are by no means an im-
probability during the coming cam-
paign.
i OSSETT FOR OKLAHOMA
of His Nomination
b. c.. Ji
nman Gott berg.
i> i.okal Anzel^j
ruing home on
lio arrived here
, the Japanese
■an army forci
le 23.—According
ar correspondent
of Uoston, who
■count of h mlth,
storday from the
i superior
In
Intervle
Ko
"It Is admitted the nlm of Japan Is t
ght,
good producing points of
Tho first crop is es
productlo
ill find the
jreat
bushel
AN AIRSHIP
Hon at Chicago
club:
"Joseph O. Cannon, chairman re-1 k,.t HoW(.
puhllcaii national convention. Chtra- he reallxed
KO, III* The Roosevelt an.l Fairbanks brought
republican club of Dover, Okla.. or*; OI1]y f„r inwnediat.
ganized February 2, 1904. sends heart- through the wint
felt. yagMtUlatioilS to the choice for
-taJSTlearers for the Grand Old i8•^rtakbe,,cPlr,B•
RepuoMin party.
"J. W. WORLK, Pres.
"J. A. HOLMES. Sec." •
\ rteh''"hottorn lands will be green
A LOME BANDIT
iles; population served, S72;
routes. 218.
lincoln county, routs No. 1;
length of route. 25 1-2 miles
housi
Pr
ed. 30
square miles; population, 450;
route. 110.
lincoln county, route No. 1;
CHICKASHA MAN MAKES SITCCESS-
FVL TRIAL TRIP
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Ijawton. Okla.. Jnne 23- Professor
Jonas Cook, superintendent of the public
schools of Chickasha, f. T.. made a suc-
cessful trip In n flying machine of his
own Invention today, lie sailed from the
sufnmlt of Mount Scott. In the Wichita
mountains, to tjie Kechl hills. several
miles east. Enc.\rap-d by tho test Pr «
fessor Cook has decided to enter the
aeronautic contest at t heworld'a fair In
The mechanism of Professor Cook's
machine consists of a small Instrument
that attaches to the side and Inflates
khaki blouse worn by the Inventor. The
Instrument contains the generator of hy-
drogen gas. that Inflates the blouse and
regulates the height to, and the rate at
bleb the ship travels.
The trip today was made in the pres-
ice of Mr. Nelson, superintendent of the
Comanche county schools; G. \V. Mohan-
length-of route, !! mllei; arrn covrrod
25 square mile: population. BfiO; number
of houses on route. 140.
Tecumseh. Pottawatomie county; ad-
ditional service route No. 3; lengthy of
211 -
population
on route 110.
niles;
an. pr
and W. F. k'e
ent. Pi "
county
of
nal colk'i
in
it Wo
SHERIFF'S POSSE PtTRSCING IDAHO
STACK ROBBER.
• Cltv. Idaho. June 23.- A lone
with a shotgun held up the out-
t;■ ne to Murnhy. near the summit
n.iioc from this place. Nino pas-
Mi to alight and give
The robb.r then de-
sack. which he ran-
taRe driver was then or-
on. The robbi
d his shoes we
with cloth *to prevejit leaving
Sheriff McDonald and a posse n
suit.
p their values
landed the mi
sacked. The st
dered to drlv
It is predicted that the acreage both
In the Creek and the Cherokee nation w
doubled next year, and that It will
inue to be Increased until all of th'
YOUNG INDIAN MURDERERS
Clirl Agid Seven and Boy Four
• Kill Their Three Year Old
Brother in Utah
Salt Lake City. June 2T- A special to
the Tribune from Modena. I tali. sa> s:
Two Indian chlldret. of Eagle \ alley.
Nevada, hf.ve murdered th.
boy
girl.
another task
• In pur-
INSUPR ME COMMAND
PAYMENT OF TOWNLOT FUND WIIX
HE THE NEXT ONE
Bpechl Pl«|wl<*h I.. Ihe mont
MuskOKer-. I- T-. • T''e
nf the Ctioi law nnil I
fund to the members of those trlltei- s
now belnK looked forward to In this coun-
" I trv This applies 1° intermarried whites
about 125 in cash. The a,ent h he."
de«lRnatfd as the person to '
monev hut he has not been ordered to do
■so. nor has he l deleBaled .h; a.ilh-
„r„y. He I.
finish a roll
The Marquis Oya
Toklo. J -
formerlv marshal and chief of the ge
nl staff has been appointed to the su-
preme command of tile Imperial armies In
the field. His chief of staff will be Ueu-
tenant General Kodntna. late chief of
K^neral stafT Their positions vacated on
the general stafT In this city will be filled
by field Marshay Yamagata and Major
General Nagaoka.
. June 23.—On account of a
. "in the first attempt to fire a blast
nnd because of an attempt to drill out th
shots In an air shaft being sunk at the
\Vestorn and Mining company's ne
mine **o R now being opened up her.-.
Jim Crow. Claud Connell and E. N
Greenhalgh. were sllghtlv Injured and
Fd Parker was seriously Injured last
ii'lirht Considering that dynamite was
used In connection with this blast and
tbet one man was burled beneath the
rock the escape Is quite miraculous. AH
t v men are doing well Parker's Injury
gfppears to be due principally to one of
the men being blown Into the shaft and
falling on top of him.
Natural Gas for Fuel.
Special Dispntch to the State Capital.
Muskogee. I. T., June 23 —The electric
HUM pffi I. mlW natural tor fuel
tonight for the first lima. .Te"
horse power burners are used. In add I
11 on to the light plant, the
lachlnery for
_ by thli
ad "not one-fourtV of the force
the gas well If belng^ "**"~
r_. . fThS
will "be* piped and natural gas will
"L , 1 .11 , ltv
Possibly a case or two of
consumption in the family.
„ Then don't neglect your
coughs and colds. Heal your throat with Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Ask your doctor about this.
Weak Lungs
It Is no i , „
000 111 sums of $'_T. t
peclally when it is
person to prm-e ...
can receive one cet.t
the payment is '
have to trnvl ft..n
the t%o natlo-.s t-
White men. mercb n
up these payments
the only opportunlt
where they l av. «
Indians This ttsu
whites as Indians t
and they are Just
money.
dls1
ndlvlfl
necessary for
I lentlty befor
$800.-
Indian Jack, the father of tt
ehlldren. ana his wife left their
haul wood and o„ reluruh.f
tent found their youngest child
•«ibs caved In and Its back bone i
evered from Its natural faatenhiKS
Owing to the fact that the two
hlldren had shown an aversion t
lead child, they wer-
the crime. They ha
their
it,h its
stlo
The fathet
■ refused to
oy, who Is
BY" LAND AIND SEA
IB r. i, - P Tt iS re
orted here that the Japanese made i
-termlned attack upon Port rthur fron
ind rfnd scm yesterday, June _2. aiwd als.
nriiiK the r.lght. Two steatners Just
Ived passed Por
nornlng. some
aptalns. both
part of
1 and land
their
Russia
it of Russia at least shown
>e campaign.
lery dual really determined
if the battle of tho Yalu,
the J.ipanese artillery, equip-
were with Shlmoses powder
xploslv
lllerv that the latter
annlhllatwl and the Hus-
Ithdrew his forces, leav-
ing only a rear guard of some 4 000 m'-n.
It was this latter force which distin-
guished themselves by offering a stubborn
resistance as long as they were able to
the advance of the Japanese. .
"General Kurokt inprnud ma ■■ Mini
a ver\ able strategist He Is very c..h|
an.l during all the fighting he
stantly smoking a cigar while the ll'ico
fighting was going on.
PEACE IN SAN DOMINGO
Gets Credit-Revolutionists
Disgusted with Jiminez
Arthur at 1 o clock this
stance off shore. The
able men. say they did
firing at that hour.
Good Oats Crop.
Special Dispatch to the
Stroud, Okla . June -IV
In full bl
talks
.f the
Capital.
; harvest I?
ome of thf
his reglo
suffering form rust out m-
fields are exceedingly promts-
Maimed that the average yield
fii be from 50 to 70 bushels to th^
A SENSIBLE MOTHER
Proud ol her children's teeth, consults a
dentist and learns that the beauty of perma-
nent leeth depends on the care taken of the
first set.
SOZODONT
Liquid and Powder
should be used. The Uquid to penetrate into
the little crevices and purify them: the
Powder lo polish the outer surface and pre-
vent the accumulation of tartar.
I FORMS: LIQUID. POWDER. PASTE.
Chicago, June 23.—Following is th
.membership of ihe committee appolnf-
ed lo notify President Roosevelt of hln
nomination. By custom tlie chairman
(if the convention is* the chairman of
the notification committee, so Speaker
Cannon will be the one on behalf of
the convention to formally notify Pres-
ident Roosevelt. This will be done at
Oyster Hay, L. I.. July 27.
Alabama, Leander J. Bryan; Arkan-
sas. H. .1 Rem me 1, California, George
C. Pardee; Colorado. C. F. Caswell;
Connecticut. Chas. S. Mellon; Dela-
ware. Francis R. Bradley; Florida, J.
M Coombes; Georgia, Harry S. Ed-
wards; Idaho, Weldon B. Heyborn; Il-
linois, Isaac Eli wood; Indiana, W. R.
McKean; Iowa, George Curtis; Kan-
sas. W. T. F. Donald; Kentucky, C.
F. Weaver; Louisiana, Emil Kantz;
Maine, Ernest M. Goodall; Maryland,
Felix Angus; Massachusetts, Chas. O.
Washburn ; Michigan, Chas. E. Swe«* ;
Minnesota. Waiter e. Hcffeiflnger; Terms of Agreement-Dollingnam
Mississippi, R. B. Moseley; Missouri.
W. C. Pearce; Montana, Lee Mantell;
Nebraska, G. W. Wattles; Nevada, Iv
S. Farrington; New Hampshire, N.
W. Pillsbury; New Jersey, Leslie D.
Ward; New York. Chauncey M. Depew;
North Carolina, E. C. Duncan; North
Dakota. V. B. Noble; Ohio. Geo. P.
Waldorf; Oregon. S. J. Kline; Penn-
sylvania, F. L. Robbing; Rhode 1s-
Intnl. H. Martin Brown; South Caroli-
na, A. D. Webster; South DaU<%t. Cs
E. Andrews; Tennessee, T. A. I^ncas-
ter; Texas, Sloan Simpson; Utah, Wil-
lard Snyder; Vermont, Jatnes Hooker;
Virginia. S. Brown A lien; Washing-
ton. J. <' I^cwis; West Virginia, J
L. Caldwell; Wisconsin, Ogden E.
Fethers; Wyoming, C. D. Clark; Alas-
ka, J. W. Ivery; Arizona. A- 0 Bro-
die; District of Columbia, Robert
Reyburn; Indian Territory, Geo. r
Bingham; New Mexico, N A. Otero;
Oklahoma W. D. Fossett; Porto Rico.
Robert H. Todd; Hawaii, G. A. Knud-
son.
The chairman of the committee fo
notify Chas. W. Fairbanks of his nom-
ination as vice-president will be the
temporary chairman of the convention,
Ellhu Root.-
The formal notification will be given
at Indianapolis, August 3.
WILL mm REDRESS-
Haytian Soldiers Stone French
and German Ministers and
Their Wives
Paris, June 23,-The foreign office has
received a dispatch from M. Deprea, tha
French minister at Port Au Prince, llay-
tl, saying that while he and the Germ a*
minister were driving past the palace yes-
Ister's wives who were In another car-
I,v soldiers forming the palace guard*
M. Depicz won struck on the leg by
stone and wis slightly Injured, 'ihe niln-
l-1er h wives who were In another c r-
rliipe following were also pelted. The
wire of the French minister Is an Amerl-
can As Foreign Minister Delcasse has
only just received a dispatch he has
not yet determined what steps shall be
taken but thn officials consider It cer-
tain that France will make an eneig.-tlo
demand for redress. One French warship
Is near the scene nnd another Is at the
French naval headquarters In the W est
Indlei
take
Jt Is' expected that Germany will I
similar demand for redress.
RAISE SLOCUM HULL
Coroners Inquest Shows That
Life Preservers were Prac-
tically Useless
rew York June 2S.—Much of the test!-
iiy given at the inquest today Into the
i dose i
11 Slocum dlsastei
the llfo preservers
proctlcnily usele:
Washington.,
ervlce advieei
mrtment give
.y Which | e;
)an Domingo,
a in Ilollingha
June 23—Semi-official
received at the state do-
n detail the negotiations
accomplished In
rluch credit is given Cap-
. of the Detroit for the
.....dered while there. Th.
iigr... ment . !. ■ ..d into with th r«volu-
11F11 h 1—TheVluithorlty of thf (tovfrmnent
wii b>- I.-..1 ganized and tho revolutionists
will submit to its orders.
Second- They will deliver up a'l their
arms remaining with only luO rifles for
went to shoWl
i that steamsS
At least haW-
•ssei describes how dlfflculf'
life preservers were to get at, and
how they fell to pieces at critical times.
Paul Liubenow, a passenger on the
Slocum, who lost six members of his
faunlly In the disaster, declared that*
when the wires by which the preservers-,
were secured in tho racks could not give,
he took hold of the preservers and then
crumbled like so much soda crackers.
The hull of the wrecked steamer waS
raised today, and a great deal of wutet
w is pumped out of the held. A searcl
was made for bodies, but none was dis-
covered At the next full tide, the hull
will ho taken further In shore. A thor«
ouch exploration of the wreckage has not
yet been made and It is possible that to-
morrow bodies will b® found In the en*
uiglement of tlmberH and machinery.
Hup.«rvislng lnspeotor Kodle of the
United States steamboat Inspection, plck-
, j up a number of life preservers en the
main deck of the Slocum '
Third—The
property and will
for th<- part they
volution.
merit will pay tho
penses made by the revo-
exurnlning and finding the
In the
nt glvi
Fifth—The govei
nilltary authority
If of their own dlstrlc
Sixth—'The gove
°The writer says that h< feels •
indThat of'the Morales governr
International Peace Congress.
I.ondon. June 28.—The international
Peace congress began Its sessions today
at Manchester with an attendance repre-
senting many parts of the civilized world.
A delegation Is present representing the
American Peace society, headed by Dr.
Joseph Strong of New York.
gust<-d with Jiminez.
tlrely lost his presto
think we will ever he:
the chief of a revolu
# Attel Gets Decision.
St. Louis. June
Francisco was gr
end of the flftee
with Johnny Reg
. Abe Attel of Sal
th.- decision a't th.
round of his fight
of Brooklyn tonlgli
thoi
gatlon.
and rr
cork.
for
These pr-scrvsrs were badly torn
-a than half tilled with powders#
SULLY SAVES SOME
nKPOSKD COTTON KINO KEEP*
pbopebtt IN family,
• w York. June 23.—When the examl*
nation of Daniel J. Sully of the suspend-
ed Arm of 1). J. Sully A Co.. In bank-
rupt, v proceedings was concluded today.
It wits Drought out that he gave a mort-
i ge of W."00 on tho house at No. «
Fast C.'d street, th" property which he
refuses to turn over to the receivers oil
the ground that It belongs to his wife. He
,id Im a previous examination that he
K ive it to her as a Chrlstmae present. IS
wis also learned that he nald th« insur-
ance premiums, but that Mrs. Sully con-
'trolled the household expenses. An auto-
mobile bought in London for $5,600 h«
,1.1 he ha.l given to his daughters. Af
bill of $'i,800 for furs was for his" wif«
nnd daughters. Tho bearing was ad-
journed to July 11.
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be used for fuel all over the city.
Special Dlepp
ra^hins'were** extremely disappointed at
tU IiUlUie of tlie tomuilttoe to embod/
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