Noble County Sentinel. (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 4, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 4, 1897 Page: 2 of 4
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TIE NOBLE COUNTf SENTINEL
7 he ci,a nee* arc that tiovemor Seav
: want* to be chief justice of the terri-
I The Hutchinson Southern lias mis-
OKI^AHUMA pended traekla.vinff at prea«'Ot because
. of the mud
oki iu u. *'r* kink. whose mind is mia&intf, ha«
o UHo,.A1>D, D,A 7m,io«. b«n ,.l,„ from Edmond to the Nor ^
I man insane anvlum.
Excursion* to Oklahoma are expect* J There is some hope that if Oklahoma
ed apain in the spring. doesn't jr t free hornet* the price of the
A_ m,i - and will he reduced.
An Oklahoma paper in its date line
calls this the year of 1,897.
Fib j« - Tb* following l>illa ®re in'rcinped
My Mar 2*A an i«1 to am rd s*<-tion 5, article
I chapter Z:. *nntl*l counle n1 Coanty ofTWrs
snd providing that r .untr .lii-lge. treasurer. or
"7|*rtnD. per.i.on of t'slvo p«raona. may
bring suit A«aln i (be countv commissioners
Hr thrnnon > r ,tl ,rt U rr-ato nn,\ „ub.
Inn a ilepRrtment for the edacailon rf the dr-af
and damb, |. he attached to tb<> Kdmond Normal
Hy st. < lair—H n : an a. t to ref„rate hon
of daily labor, |.ro jdlnf( that ten bouri aba
eon titut<i |,K | da a labor where tlieraia r
1 he bonae paaaed I bo follow
Rer. Coats and Sam IIinkle arc har- . ° third reading
tag a debate in Payne county. Hinkle
claims to be a saint. The debate is
orer whether the Christian church is
The ( uban discussions in the senate the work of t.od. or of man. or the dev-
Charles Curtis of Kansas says there
>s no hopes for the free homes bill
H R No. : 2 i
H II No
ct provlit.ng for county com-
is helping- put off the free h mes bilL
Nowata, in the Indian territory,
wants a court «*staoitsned at thai .
place.
I he smoke from t!ie eng nc on th * :
Hutchinson Southern can t>e seen st
Medford.
It is reported that tho site of the
town of Rock Calls will soon be fore-
closed under a mortgage
A man in
H II No
U. Hinkle i
il's claims
standing out for the dey-
Read whatan Oklahoma tax assessor
writes about his business and then
take it to heart: "Take the majority of
people, whom 1 call in even-thing- else
just about as honest as they can be-
snd they would not misrepresent for
the world. Hut when it comes to tax-
ation they are about as dishonest as
they can be, and it is not in any class
arrield county has gone either. They lie about different things
extensively into onknv He will irri They will lie about their real estate
gate them from a private artificial | just as they will lie about their person.
l °nd. , a ity."
Major Baldwin of the Comanche and An Oklahoma patriot lias figured out
Kiowa reservation was recently inves- I that the cause of the hart! times is
t'gated and exonerated at Washing- neither the tariff nor the money king.
ton- He says: "There are many little things
ames IV. Tlppen. an old man, died | ",at ^elp to "lake times hard snd pro-
relation to schools prohib-
it-no. i Doar.ls ronlrneting for supplies
• l th<.tjl the rote of tho j>eoplo
I protecting label* or trade marks
*"*•M •" ll"U e hill >,'j by Miannon Br|
relating to territorial nd r.-anty taxea provid-
ing for kai for the care <.f tn« blind and deaf
■ nd damb.
"ouss^«ll 341, by Toualey. An act author*
./irg the making of a contract for territorial sop-
pile, y
The speaker signed b"use bill .W, relating to
•ownahlp linen, and house bill 1*1 legalir.ing the
nssfssnient and lery in (irecr County.
<"ni'Ntlf. in OtTAIt..
-■ After prayer in the ronncil thia morn-
ing the fullowiog billa were rr;
■ nd referred:
•orporatl*
Tho
'I bill Mi', |o committee
nd tin
cipi
l°rt of the conference comm
11 •• providing f-r salforattjrof «a
nag" vm adopted after a spirited debate
amendment concurred in empowers court, to
tti'irlfe marriaxea t.f |t«raon« nader the
ettlement of uii for bast a r< I
at .Jefferson recently
he did was to call hi
side and kiss her.
The last thing
| ducts low. The World s
Fair peop.c
i ssstssn.ent
Itacbed to conn-
sa<l a third
vife to his bed- j this ▼*ci ity mortgaged their hoMe
rr° to < hicago. The bicycle crafe, in-
temperance and the strikes are impor-
j tant factors. I .a boring men in cities
j spend money for beer tint should go
| for bread, and strike for'higher wages
j than the times will warrant. "
8 *** M { W: I Oklahoma ieada the woVld in produc-
J here are among other prepar- ! tlon per acre of cot
In th Richardson bank cMe now on
trial at Arkansas* itj*. Fred I arrarwas
fined f-. for con tempt of court while
on the witness stand.
A ball will soon be
pel* India
li.
stions a committee on partners, so th;
no one can l*e« ime a m Imh
There is a whole lot of truuble in
l,|ire for ( oloricl l'(<*«man. Congress
is acquainted with bin ease and will
make it lively for him as soon as it
reaches him.
tieorgo ksuu. a I'awnne Indisn, has
just been granted a pension of Si7 a
mouth, and $067 back pay for injuries
received while serj ing as a scout and
spy during the late war.
There is one mail route west of Ar-
apahoe to Samyille. Samville is twen-
ty miles east of Cheyenne and the
Cheyenne people want the route ex-
tended to them. This would put a
route clear Across tho territory.
The fellows hi Oklahoma who are
running for something big with* the
idea that the administration in turn-
ing them down will mollify them with
a smaller place, are goiug to get left.
That scheme rarely works.
If tho discovery in congress is correct
(that, the law making bank em liable
for receiving deposits when the bank
is in a failing condition never pissed
the house} n whole lot rf Oklahoma
men are gojng to return soon from tho
penitentisry.
C\ II. Fitch and Van TI. .Manning and
party, members of a government sur-
veying corps, have arrived at Kl Reno,
from Washington. They aro the nd*
▼anco party to prepare the Wichita
country for opening, and will at once
begin work. It is now confidently ex-
pected that this reservation will open
in time for cultivation this year, ss but
little surveying will be necessary, and
their work will soon be finished and
preparatory arrangements for the op-
ening made: lireat excitement will
prevail at this opening as it is known
that gold has been found in rich quali-
ty in the Wichita mountains, which is
in this reservation.
Jim Cottigham is the only man in
Oklahoma who could return home from
Washington with the inauguration but
a week off.
otton, as the following
figures show: Arkansas, acres 1,180-,
Gbales. ,V,'o.SCO; acres to the bale.
"Louisiana, I.14 ',:.fi7: bales, 013,-
843; seres to the bales. 2.22. Ind.an
Territory, seres, J12.837; bales. 08,008;
seres to the bale, 3 10. Oklahoma.
• ere*, *0,093; bales, 14.113: acres to thn
bal \ 1.8.1. Ksnsa*. acres. 40; bales, l.V.
acres to tho bales, 2.67. It will l eseen
inctlon
' oimoil hi I relating to th
attle in un'.rgam/ I countie. a
ie for judicial purpose* waa i
nd paaaed by a unauimon* vote.
V* h 'I. Handolph a bil. regulating the msr
•iage ..f Indian* on allotment a pntied thi
'"afternoon ItprolUbife piirgamyai
before getting married lo ae«*nre
tb« probate judge, aa other cillrent
'• H BO comt-eia Indian* now enjoying
mwi.ial atate nnder Indian • natom* to ae*-nra
conaca and be married in
record can hv kept of the aan
Randolph'a hill prohibit
treatment o? nick pe< on br Indian rnedutne
men paaasd theaenate tliie afternoon.
I in Ilonae bill No 15" by Toualer, n
ing to cltfea «f the flr l deea «aa taken' np
paa*e0. Thia bill provldca that the mayor
memtM>ra <d the city council thai) receive no
• ry and put a the citiea on a caah ba ii on
aaroe hasia as coiintiea
Innate
poll tax hill ill H &(•) providing that
cvei vahi# bodie*l male between the agei
and . <i *hnll work from r>ne to i> riaya up
roa-t each Tear or Inrniah a aubslitoie theref
the number of daja to lie determined by the t'
ahip board or city eouaetl. paaaeii neat.
concurrent reaolutlon . meroornlir ...
that (lUlalinn,. 1—A, t - f •. ic. ,h* "rr', r'r fd the interior to attach the Wlchi
mai 'klahoma leads the I nited States , la reaerTation to Waahita. < anadian and Illaine
in the largest yield per acre. count lea instead of making anew county went
through with a ruah.
News t ames from Sac A Fox that a
battle t K k place ) *tween a posse of
officers and members of the Orisson
gang ou the t reek line a few miles
froin the town of Stroud on the morn
ing of J Vliruary 9Id, in fe hi.-h* John
(Jrisson was killed, several officers
wounded and Solomon and Oarfield
Orisson captured.
been wanted since they made the rsid
HIIIS PA*.«H>.
I rn • ouncil hill !.' !>, to prevent the aelling
of reiaelrd o.la and burning flmdi and the
Ing of empty barrels, csaka. tank*, boie* o
er vesaela need in the Bale o' auch oila except
from original inspected alorage tanka; and pre-
acriMng pennltiea for Ihe violation of the act,
wa* read a third time and paa ed
Mr Marnm introouccd council bill |fl|, provid-
ing for allowance of time for good behavior
territorial priaonera, and the council ahowed
The (.frissons lisve ni'Pr,,ri*tion of a really mnritoriona meaau
••—pending the rules and paa«ing the bill
, . 'he committee on ways and mean* submitted
on . troud two xvceks ago and kidnap- Jr"nn«H bin i«;., an act to sppropriate an addi
W. K. and J. E. Lurton, and when it 'ional ,;) 00° ^°r'ba pay of clerk hire snd coot.n
„ ' ^r,t •■pi'tiaea of the present leglslatui
was learned Sunday that they had re 1 bill was passed
turned to ilicir old rendezvous near' Mr 'ntmdneed coancil bill i«m. repeal
Strnnrt t> ,. : >nK section lot article I. chapter 41, of the aesiioi
stroud, a posse « as organized ltnmedi- law. „t ia9«. relating to in,nries In probste c
atelr, led by Deputy Sheriff Bentley ,h«biiiwa« read a second time and referred to
• d " • widwp^ 1,h
Int'n n ho had nsraped. 'I bev arrivpd I Unit lh«« k^r hnij
'J'ho ftocond annuul hession of Ihe
I.OKBn I nty Sunday school conven-
tion was held at liuthrie on Feb. 23d
and ~!th Kvei-y .Sunday achiKil in the
county \vn« represented by two dele
iratcs. A larifc crowd of Sunday school
workers wore present at thia eonreu-
tion and work of much importance to
the Sunday schools of the county w a
Inaugurated.
One of tho sources of
• t l.risson plsee In the nijfht and, sur-
roundintf the house, waited for day
Mpht. Old Solomon' (frisson came to
tho door first and was told that they
were all wanted. He went back into
the house and called to the boys to |;et
their Runs and to tho women to barri
cade the house. John (Jrisson stepped
to the door with a rifle, and, seeing
Lurton outside, attempted to shoot him
and was in turn shot through the
id house bill ;;
Kes
lease n
der. «
Jndifii
message f«■ r th« house to the
council bill 2(
i upc
I'oyle moved lo ttrike out tho p
bill providing that the'terms of no iens^
orce should be changed This would b
I "ny open for IcMces m get a re-appraisement,
rehearing and reduction of rent.
, Hose opposed this, saylos that the striking out
1 I that provtaion would be striking directly at
, the school fund of tiie territory
Hu ts INTBonccr
I ^ Mouse bill 2«a. by Willis, an
heart by Duputy Sheriff Kentley. The |
battle then raped lively for an hour'or I
more, but finally Solomon Orisson and I r^!!'X<Z
ther son, Garfield, surrendered st the Tennessee snd Omaha e*poai-
nn of the
nK t®
worn-
antl were taken to jail, while the
en. were left to keep vigil over the |
.U.,1 Tl._ c.l.. ... ■ i
j tioDS.
I
dea<l. The iirissous' friends arc arm
in? and it is feared they will attack
the jail and attempt to liberate the
prisoners.
Newspaper reporters are not allowed
toeuter the Ardmore jail, that is un
leas they commit murder,
Charics Uncli died last week in the
Payne county jaii. He has l*-en a
county chargo for fourer live years. At
one time Linch was private secretary
to Seoutor Pluoibof Kansas.
At Watonga a citizen has sued an-
other for 11,000 for damages for circu-
lating the story that the first citizen ; s broker a« a note for 1.1"
was drunk at a democratic convention, j ceipt was for a tine pian
Yo the falsity of the slander
at once evident!
Oklahoma's | The free silver people of Perry will
prosperity, it is said, is that she eats nominate a citv ticket March loth
ficr own stuff and, unlike Kansas, buya
Oklahoma has a man by the name
of < loyd, who makes a practice of tow-
ing his w heat field w ith salt. He has
s new variety of wheat which he calls
the Kentucky May. or our T.ittlo May.
but a big grain and chaff, smooth head
wheat that ripens in May, and wt.lch
be expects to yield close to forty bush-
els sn acre. He got the seed from his
old home in Kentucky anil raised
enough of it last year so that he has
fifty bushels of it sowed.
Oeneral Thomas will has been filed
county, is ; at Oklahoma City. He leaves the in-
I come of his fortune to his son and
Tho new county of Hi}an would con- j daughter, •l,J00 a year to each.
tain twenty-eight postoffices and a pop- . Hansom Payne bus gone to H ashing
station of 9015. ton to attend the inaugaration. The
The Freed man payment began at | ' Uows who stay at home will natural
Ilaydoo. t. T , on February luth with i 'J 'r*l nervous, but th.v needn't
Special Agent Dickson as paymaster.
several hundred thousand dollars will
be turned loose t this payment and it
lew canned goods.
lioas lie lige has been pardoned by
the Assistant Chief of the Cherokee na-
tion. He was"sent to the pMlUilhry
for eight years for being Implicated in
the killing of .lames Shanks at Fort
Gibson during the old settler payment
last May. II. was acting in the capac.
Ity of Indian police at the time (In
February luth he was granted a par-
don.
.1. \V. Lappln, whose trial for murder ;
lasted so long in Woods
•lead
It looks very dreary, Indeed, for Free
Homes just now
Kighty men are engaged on the erec-
tion of the Choctaw shops at Shawnee.
Oklahoma l.as fewer elopements than
any other section of the country. Hut
if the new marriage bill passes the
will be frei|iient. The Kansas line will
be known by every swain in the Strip.
A I'urfield county merchant sighed
an innocent agreement with an agent
to sell spectacles an a receipt for a doz-
en of the glasses. Two lays later the
agreement' turned up in the hands of
and the re-
lic didn't
need the spectacles to see what kind of
a f.ml he bad made of himself.
It is authentically reported thst Kid
McF.lbany, wanted in the United
Mates court on a charge of train rob-
bery, has been found dead near lied
Fork, with a bullet hole through his
head, evidently shot from ambush.
It Washington it is whispered that
the beads of three, at least, of the
Dawes i ominission are marked for de.
capitation. Cabiness and Moutgo.nerv
are said to be sure to go, while the
third one is yet in doubt So reason
lias yet been assigned for the proposed
elian^e.
If you would believe the Oklahoma
country correspondents no sooner is a
baby born than it begins to bounce
around on th© lloor like a rubber ball.
•ludge Neal, of Pawnee, is said to re-
cite the marriage ceremony in a curfew
shBll not ring to-night tone which
kes the groom's suspenders slide off
FIGHTING THE RESERVES.
People of tho Northwest Protesting
Against the Forestry Scheme.
Omaua, Neb.. Feb. 27.—Stronf
resolutions were adopted at a meeting
of the executive committee of the
Omaha Commercial club, protesting
atrainst the action of President Cleve-
land in setting aside 21,000,000 acres of
public land in the Northwest for for-
estry reservations.
I)F.Ai)woor>. S. I)., Feb. J7.~The fol-
lowing telegram has been sent to the
President of the United States as the
result of an enthusiastic mass meeting
held here:
"We are directed by a large meeting
now being held here, voicing the feel-
ing of 30,000 interested residents of
western .South Dakota, to respectfully
ask you to suspend the executive order
establishing a forestry reservation in
the Black Hills of South Dakota until
the people can be heard protesting
against it You have evidently been
deceived by persons without knowl-
edge of the conditions or reckless of
the consequences. This reserve, if
maintained, will affect disastrously all
the mining and dependent industries
of this rtjgion and largely compel its
depopulation.
AGAINST GOV. SMITH.
The Ifonse Soldiers' Homes Committee
Recommends Oeneral Removals.
Washington. Feb. 25.-The report
of the House special committee to in-
vestigate the management of the
Leaven worth Soldiers' home has been
completed It recommends the re-
moval f the governor of the home and
the change of all officers.
Other recommendations are that all
branches of the homes, valued at about
9\000,000, l e put directly under the
control of the secretary of war. and
that the post fu.tds should be placed
tinder the control of the government.
Jerry Simpson United
loi'KKA, Kan.. Feb. 27.—Chairman
frairchild, Populist, of Kingman, got
a good wnack at his political enemy.
Jerry Simpson, yesterday. Fairchild
was in the chair while the House was
u committee of the whole considering
the ik. lr oat I bill. Simpson was doing
some lobbying when caught by Fair-
hild. • The lobbyists will please re-
tire. said the chairman. All retired
but Simpson. "I say for the lobby to
retire «.nid I airchild. verv emphatic-
ally. Simpson never moved.
I lie srrgeant at-arms will remove
the distinguished lobbyist, said Fair-
child. The sersreant took Simpson bv
the arm and led him to the cloak room.
Still Mothering Major Hudson.
loi'EKA. Kan.. Feb. 27.—Attorney
Oeneral Boyle has commenced a snit
in the supreme court to enjoin State
treasurer Heflcbower from paying
any more money to J. K Hudson for
state printing. \ temporary restrain-
ing order was issued, and the case will
be heard next Tuesday. Boyle claims
that Hudson is not the legally elected
state printer, and is not, therefore, en-
titled to pay. The state is now $2,000
behind with Hudson.
Nine Killed at ■ Crossing.
« iiattaxoooa, Tenn., Feb. 25.—An
n com ing passenger train ou the South-
ern railroad struck a vehicle at a
crossing four miles cast of the city at
"2:40 o'clock yesterday afternoon.* In
the vehicle wrrc seated ten members
of the family of W. J. Woodward, a
farmer living at Jersey, a hamlet in
this county, and nine of the occupants
were kille/l, the only one eacapin* be-
ing a 3-vear-old girl, Virginia Wood-
ward.
Hlatk Hills People Protest
Di.adwooI), S. I)., Feb 27.—Ex Sena-
tor Moody, Fred Seipp, ex-candidate
for Congress, and other leading men
have sent a message in behalf of the
people of this region to the President
asking him to suspend the executive
order for a forestry reservation in the
Black Hills.
Nebraska's Senate Heard From.
Lincoln, Neb.. Feb. -7.—The Senate
this afternoou unanimously adopted a
resolution protesting against the treat-
ment of American citizens in Cuba by
panish offlcws, denouncing the ad-
ministration at Washington for its
"unpatriotic conduct and commend-
ing Consul General Lee.
tiennlne Improvement Is Not Coming
With a Oreat Rash.
New York, Feb. 27.—R. U. Dun <k
Co's weekly review of trade favs:
"Genuine improvement in business
does not come with a rush, like the
breaking of a great dam. The growth
for some weeks past lias been more
encouraging, because in nearly all
lines it has been gradual and moder-
ate. The rupture of the steel rail and
other combinations in the iron business
has brought out a vast quantity of
trade, which had been held buck, and
has set many thousand men at work,
while the slow but steady gain in other
great industries has given employment
to many thousands more, but the full
effects will not appear until increased
purchases by all these swell the dis-
tribution of goods."
TURKEY MASSING TROOPS.
The Saltan Preparing to Fight Greece —
Soldiers on the Way.
Saloxica, Feb. 27.—The massing of
Turkish troops and munitions of war
on the frontier is proceeding with fev-
erish haste. All the soldiers on fur-
lough have been recalled and eleven
batteries of artillery, a regiment of
cavalry and two battalions of infantry
have gone from here, Monastir and
elsewhere to Elassona. Two addi-
tional battalions of infantry have
reached Katerina The reliefs at
Smyrna, Brusa. Trebizonde and else-
where in Anotolio arc on their way to
the frontier, where a total of six di-
visions will be formed with headquar-
ters at Eiassona
Five Years for Fmhezxler Klein.
1 mi. AiiKi.Fin a. Feb. 27.—Henry M,
Klein of Lebanon. Mo., who embezzled
SO,000 of the funds of the Farmers'
National bank of that city while he
was its paying teller, and who pleaded
guilty last week, was to-day sentenced
by Judge Butler in tho United States
district court to pay a fine of 8100 and
undergo an imprisonment of five years
at haf*d labor in the Kastcrn peni-
tentiary. Klein pleaded guilty tho
dav after John H. Hoffer, the former
cashier of the First National bank of
Lebanon, was sentenced to pay a tino
of Sl.ooo and to serve ten years for
embezzling $109,000.
lynch I'M w for a Negro Wretch.
Chattanooga, Tenu., Feb. 27.—
Yesterday afternoon at Soddi, Tenn.,
Charlie Brown, a young negro, as-
saulted Mis* Lillio Walker, the 18-
year-old daughter of a respectable
farmer. Failing in his purpose, he hid
in a barn. When a posse attempted to
srrcst him he fatally shot Deputy
Sadler. A mob formed and Brown
UP o/1 a tree and his body
INDIAN BILL PASSED.
The iodine treatmeut for tootha< h
• as follows: Twist a piece of absorb
DAWES COMMISSION TO CO cotton,ou the end of a toothpi-Ic
ON WITH ITS WORK. P in tincture of iodine and rub on t :>r
gum surrounding the aching tooth
Tribal court. Ai.oii.h.d „d United ' 0ne 'ppl'imtlon i nil that U needed
si.tr. Court. Glr.n Exelu.lr. Jorb- TO crRE A COI „ OSK hay.
diction Orer All Civil and Criminal Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets. All
Cases In the Territory Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. '-UH
Baron Kaulbars, a Russian astrono
Washington, Feb. 27.—The Senate, ■ mer was letl b.v his observations of the
at 11:20 last night, passed the Indian | last solar eclipse to propound the the« -
appropriation bill, after striking out ry that there are in the sun yast a ecu-
all of the Tlatt provision excepting ' mulations of electricity which influ*
that relating to jurisdiction of United . ,nce comets and meteors.
States courts. An amendment trans- ,
ferring the jurisdiction of the Indian The speculative astronomers are now
courts to the United States courts was arguing that the moon is in the shape
offered by Senator Vest and adopted, of a plumb bob, and that the large t nd
The purpose is to let the Dawes com- i, always towards the earth.
mission go on with its work and com-
riddled with bullets.
More Trouble for Spain.
Madrid. Feb. 27.—Advices received
here from Manilla say that an insur-
rection broke out there yesterday.
Hands of Tagales and natives attacked
the barracks of the revenue officers
snd gendarmes and murdered a mil-
itary officer and four Spaniards in the
streets. The troops restored order,
killing 200of the insurgents antl ar-
resting many other- The object of
the uprising was to prevent the troops
from attacking Cavite.
plete treaties with all the tribes, the
only reservation being the provision
relating to the jurisdiction of the
courts, which abolishes the functions
of the tribal judiciary. The Indians
will doubtless accept this ultimatum
without attempting any opposition,
glad to get off at this price. This will
leave the Dawes commission a free
hand, and allow them to consume a
few years longer in bringing the In-
dian question to a close.
Senators Teller. I'iatt and Iioar
urged the necessity of renlacing tho
corrupt Indian courts with a United
States judicial system, while Mr. Vilas
protested against '•jamming'' through
an amendment despoiling Indians of
their rights. The amendment, as
finallv agreed to, gives the United
States courts exclusive jurisdiction
over all civil and criminal cases, abol-
ishing the native courts. Two addi-
tional judges arc provided for the ter-
ritory.
I he part of the Indian territory pro-
vision in the appropriation bill stricken
out by the senate is the committee
amendment authorizing the Dawes
commission to set apart townsites and
churches and educational and mineral
lands, and to allot the remaining lands
among the five tribes.
ARSON AND FRAUD.
When billious or costive, eat s Casearet
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, L\V.
Louis A. Pettier, of Allen countf,
Ind., has been an undertaker for sixty
years. He has buried over 13,000 hu-
man beings.
Humors
Ron riot in tlic blood in the Spring. Dood's
Ssrtsparllla expels every trace of humor, piv^s
s good appetite and tones ftp the system.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla HMz
Purifier AHdiu«fi«ts. fl,sixfor(.etnoo-l s
Hood's Pills IZ,t'
A fort So
tt Itnnkriipt nnd Ills
Accused of Ynrlous Crimea.
Fort Scott, Kan., Feb. 27.—Kugens i
II Mikcsell and his wife. Maggie E.,
who recently failed in business here I
and at Arcadia, were arrested to-day i
charged with having set tire to their J
dwelling here. Mikcsell is in jail and -
his wife is under guard at a hotel
he house was burned on the night
of February 18. while the two were
away from horni?. The arrests are a
primary step to detect alleged fraud
in the failure of their business.
GET , .
WET. W
FISH BRAND
SLICKERS
WILL KEEP YOU DRY.
Hanna Off for Wnahington.
Cl.KVKi.ANT). Ohio, Feb. 27. — Mr.
Hanna spjnt the entire forenoon
to dnv fretting liN a /Talis into Sliap*' 111
order that he might leave for Washing-
ton in the afternoon. At 1:45 o'clock,
accompanied by his family, he left for
Washington on the Pennsylvania. No
one accompanied him except his wife
snd daughters.
Another "Closed Incident."
Madrid. I eb. 27.—The preamble of
the queen s decree of pardon of San-
gui'-lv says that the United States de-
manded the pardon of Sangnilly in a
friendly manner, and that Sangnilly
has undertaken in the future neither
directly nor indirectly to assist in the
rebellion. The incident is considered
closed.
Do
•nble Arkansas Hanging.
ITT1.K Km K. Ark., Feb 27.—A tnur-
er and a rapist expiated their
crimes upon a gallows, side by sWe. at
* ne JUuff yesterdav. It was* the first
legal execution in the history of Jef-
rson county. The men who paid
leath penalty were Robert Cox
i negro known as ' t'razy .Mm."
Nu Change In Policy.
shim.ton. Feb. 2i. Inquirv dis-
closes the fact that nothing that has
ooenrred in Cuba recently and no
clamor that has l>een raised over the
- ported intention of Consul General
ee to resign has affected in any de-
cree the policy the administration has
laid down for its guidance.
House at
Hart t III? Horned-
leb. 27.- The large
1 %N*FIK! n. M
cK court house at Hartville,
iTe.l yesterday morning, together
h all the county records, includi
lnte
ndiaries.
lla
ng
^ ssrnent books which hsd
ved, antl the Circuit court
March term Origin, in
J. H. MeCnllagh's Kstatr.
Sr. LoVim, Mo., Feb. 27.—Since the
death of Joseph K. McCullagh. editor
of the Globe-Democrat, there have
been half a dozen claimants to the
estate, in addition to the six known to
be legally entitled to shares in it.
Among the numlter are three men bv
the name of McCullagh/
Hryan In New York
Nkw Vokk, Kcb. .'7.-A wclt-filled
hovisi- t-roetrd W. J. llrvtin ini.rnci'ie
Music hull win n ],«. appeared on the
platform to deliver a let-fore on
"Money, under the auspices of the
Bimetallic Association 'Hie platform
was filled with friendsof the free coin-
sge theory.
Murder and Suicide.
Pi.ain Cm. C'.ah. Feb. 27.—John
Nichols ahot and fatally wounded
Joseph Lewis and then turned the gun
on hims-lf with fatal results l.ewis
had sworn tint a warrant charging
Nichols with stealing a watch, antl
the sheriff was on his way to make the
arrest.
Hard Fipktinff |n Cuba.
Havana. Feb. 27.—Advices from
Santa Clara are that in the battle at
Ccni/.a the loss of the Spanish under
General Weyler amounted to 500 killed
antl wounded. In the battles at Cala-
ba/.as and Cabaignan the Spanish
losses are reported to have been
equally as large, but the Spanish dead
and wounded were sent to Sancti Spir-
it us. antl definite figures cannot be ob-
tained. In these two battles General
Gomez commanded in person.
Jtlch l ead rillf Strike.
^Lkadvim.k. Cola, Feb. 27. In the
Nil Despcrandum mine, on llock hill,
at a depth of ti.*,7 feet and in a ti rift 140
feet long, has been made the richest
strike in Leadville since i«s . « nd the
most Important one, as the ttock hill
section has hsd Do development. The
mine is being worked by striking union
miners. \ huge body of ore runs over
*400 per ton. Ten years ago D. II.
Moffatt spent $05,000 .this mine,
finding nothing, and abandoned it.
St. Joseph Democrats Mny Kuse.
St. Joskpii. Mo.. Feb 27.—Talk of
a Civic Federation ticket at the np- j
proochlng spring aldcrtn inie election
is growing. The Democrats are mak- ,
rng an effort to fuse with the Civic
Federation in the nomination of a non-
partisan citizens' ticket.
I
W.L.DOUGLAS
*3 SHOE In the World.
For II years this shoe, br merit Mom , hi,*
ili«tan<'f><l all competitors.
Indorsed by over 1.KUOCO warrrs a« th.
oJfer"dUHtn r.'"1 a"rMbm,> any
It Is mail" In nil the lntf
ami of every variety or lenthr
t>ne dealer In a town
<1 advertl>ed In l.iral \
1 won able order. Write for catalogue to W.
I.. DoiiKlas, ltroolito
11 ^
, Mass.
mm
►IH
►MIS
►IH
o wars for Stealing a llridle.
(iuiHRiF, ukia., lib.. In the
United States court Sain Frailer was
sentenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary for stealing !X t.ri.lle, Mrs. Ma-
tilila Sc-arhoronjfh ivas indieted bv tho
grand jury on the charge of drowning
her baby.
Tru.t tMp>a; r.il.,
Moixk«. Iona. Feb. ST.—The
Seen nty I.oan and Trust (ompany has
made an itssi^nment. The cornpanv s
stoek is Jlio.ir... and it is Wlieved
that none but st.*-kholders will :ose
No . ktiinat -s of aswts or liabilities
can be made.
Hanged for Criminal Assault.
1.01 IMVI1 I I . Um., Feb. IT. — Will
lK-as. colored, eonvieteil of eriminol
assault was liantred here in the vard of
the .Tefferson county jail. The drop
fell at 1:30 p. m., nod he was dead iu
11 minutes.
SOnn 00 Reward in Gold l
■ llwl Hell Worth Trying Fnr.
In ths word BF.At'TirtTT, ars nlns lsttsm. Y"n
ars stuart enough to make fourteen wi.nl*. we f**\
wore; and If von do you wtll re« sire a reward l-
aol use a letter mors times than It or.-urs In th-
word BIAUTiri I,. I'ee only F.n|tlish word* I lm
Household Piibllahlnffsnd Piinttng Co., prorrlef .r,
, of The Household t.omparlon, will par Imn m
! Mid to the person able fo mske th# !■ ],.r .f
Znalish wt.rd* from the letter* In the word BF.\ 1
J,i: •W ^^Mhsserond longest; SM.oo for ths
third: flu.oo eaeh for the next five, an.l 9b "0 .-a 1.
for the neit tsn longer livj. The al«<ve reward*
are given free, aud solely for Ihe purpose of atim '
log attenHon to our hands.<me Is.fles' maRsrlM-
TflK hofueholp i"mpa.mon, rontai
forty-eight page* finely l]ln*n *••<!. latest Fsshl-
w'1 !S*,eu,lur#. «'o.'kery, tienersl
Household Hints et.v,and stories by the best stan.I
ard author*, nnldlshen monthlv, prlr« m , n .
per year making It the 1..waat'.nn.'«\ magn*t. -
In America In order 'n enter ihe content 11 i«
Keasarv i,.r *ou to send with rour lUt . / w r ..
•UkT nN . rnt ,tMnPf nr u ,n rtlo-r
entitle eou to a half vear s subsrrlpfi
to THE UOl HPHoI.D COMPANION. IB addlti n
to the above prlre. we will give to everyone serdi .•
e* a lit! of «. urteeu or -re w<<rds a handsome
•sr snuvenli sp-' n I.tots ahnqM be sent aa soon n*
yeaslbls, and not latsr than April 8d. 1WT, ao thai
ws camse of Mcoa^fni contestants may be pi, -
■shed in ths April laane of THF. HOt SEHni !>
.OMhANIo.s vse refer you to any mercatiille
agency as to our standing.
r""'.".* * prt.un. c...
M Bli-erltrr s,.. l urk llry.
thlrte
ia expected that sixty days or uearlv
that, will be required to complete this
toork.
Charllo Johnton was to tie hanged at
Ardmore the 19, but Judge Kilgore has
auspended hia sentence waltlnj a de-
cision from th# supreme court.
It now looks as if free homes would hit ahoulder* with shuddering
hat. to be put through as a rider. An Indian territory paper referred to
A tcbonie is on foot to turn the Ar- n lnHn as "Ktveddy Smith. The \r"
kansas river into nhat is known as
Cheyenne Hot tom s and make a big lake
I fnr irritr*ting purposes.
Mayor Holland of Perry had ttro fin-
gers aawed off while handling bgrb-
wire the other day.
Judjre Keaton has received comn.iv
J 1, ^ '' 1 conrerted Fndt.n, I. tioo « ttsociat* judge of the supreme Indian, is being completed
conducting the meetings of the Salya- court of Oklahoma P
Hon army at Oklahoma . ity. , t0i0Uel Point., of Shawnee, i. back
The Indian medicine men .ing .oug. home and he sar. the stoiy that Mark
to the patient. When the patient | Hanna promised him the gubernatorial
tmiles the medicine man known he has place was a pure fake
•truck the right ti nt and the evil ,p|r. j A baud of Cheyenne and Arapahoe
. Ik. pa Indians are uu th.lr v aj lo W.thing
out the ! tou to form a .p.cl.l feature uf the lu-
ll 1. UUnovtftd. lie their feeds
tleat Ob hut jrebl^s. t r drive
rlt t^irlL
I any oral par ad. March «n>
was the typesetter', fault but Smith
thought he had been called . dude «nd
licked the editor.
I'd Kerry was crushed to death in the
Choctaw shop, at Shawnee last Satur-
day, I'eh. 30th.
he Red Moon aehool house for the
t will
coat 915,000.
The Choctaw road give, mileage
to patron.. After purchasing them th.
patrons inust go to the depot and ex-
change mileage for a trip ticket
There ate portinus of the Hiohita
niouutaiu. which while men have nev-
. r .ecu, nut tven the l iiiled Sl«;e, i.a-
mi.ri er Indian .,.ut.
•' Private Herretary.
loi'KKt. Kan.. Feb. "7. — I'nited
Stntfs Senator-elect Harris to-da
pointed \V. H, Sars
ii-« private secretary.
"Ml# .llni I nrrnl to fly
nin krasciwo, feb. 27. —"hig
Jim. a prominent ( hinese. has Uen
obliged t.v fly secretly from the city to
, . . aTolJ the vengeance of the Sam Vun
s to-day «r>- j highbinders. Who have avowed t
.a v\ at-net- a . him in reprisal for the d
I'etc.
i reprisal for the death of Little
flection by
commissi oners, whoae aalaries'of 9.'. r>no i
per annum are to be paid by the rail- i
road lotup^tnies
The
Railroads to Fay tlie salaries. la It (io|H| to
-1''' RcfK, Ark., Feb. The .1a< khoxviixk, I'U., Feb.
louse parsed a bill somewhat similar dynamite cruiser Vesuvius, now in this
it M's law. It provides for port, has been ordered to leave here at
the Legislature of three j once and join the cruiaer Marblchend.
whiekii left the mouth of the St. John
rivrr Tuesday and Is now at Key West
The Vesuvius is thought to l>e bound
for Havana.
Trust |>«.«d Hill Killed.
Toi'k'KA. Kan.. Feb. 27.—The Sen-
ate spent the entire dav discussing the
Harris trtst deed bill, and the last net
before Adjournment was to defeat it
by u vote of :\ to 10.
I< iffalo'a
Kri fai o ?
•• •' t^uigley
•Inirch in thi
I ■ I he tiosltlon ..I i.1 , >p of tlie iioman
a tho I, d loeese of I; . .Valo. Ar.li-
"shop I orrlgun oSic i c.l us .toiiac-
rator.
ew Cat Nolle Rlahop
^ . Keh -The llev-
i-ector of St. llridget's
was to-day elevated
111 the district
'•dill .Itid.l,
court at Fort Scott
. 'ars old, was given
judgment foi a h.^f interest iu the es
-i i III u hi .In.In i we.ilthv fit rn i-
'r wl.o rouimiiti-il , , Uic Ik f.n-e the
child <
MiU 1 ~*1>
||UV
'I* VI
Work for I.non Hands.
NEH II w f v. i OKI., I eh On
Monday next the large l ubber factory
of the I.. Candee i-ompanv will resume
Operations after a protracted Idleness.
The factory employs l.ooi) hands
A Railroad Mm of Note llo.,l
Ni w York. Feb. J, llor,cv a
director of the Louisv llc .t Nashville
ralhvnv anil for nianv vear. represent-
ing important foreign intercsis in
American railroads, is dead nt i belse.i
Kord. Kngland, us the result of mi „c-
culrnt while In London sever.,I dm s
ia,.,
Spanish Killtors Will fight a Duel.
II A\ ANA, Kcb. v: I I,c editor of I. ,
I.nclia Senor San Miguel ami Sci„,r
Morole -pondeni ,,t l.i ,.ii, , ,i
Mssrldi >ou, it is rn mewl, iivhi a
tuel.
Hiiis*o"i Kepul>lican Nouilao*..
Con Alio. Feb. Judge Nathaniel
I Sen rs was nominated this afternoon
for mayor by the Republican eltv con-
.,r.tUtlrstball„nt0,,,i,,,ltl0n ""S""Ul°
I nanlmea, f„r < riiah...
HAai,iM.,o.v. Feb. ■•;. -The Senate
mlttee voted unanimously
to reeominenil the confirmation of li
;• '.'.'''"r.1.'"" «- 1 "i'l'i! States marsliui
tern district of .Missouri.
SSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSJ
' FOR 14 CENTS.
w|vh to IT* in lno 000 pUaiwM
l'Uir HUinnrk t'tirumber I
& I'lm Uuuad Oiolta JU«*i 1
hjtrlloM I nrrot Ji
WHhrlm Lettucs 1
i.ti ti. m.
Uiam'Yullpw oaloit v.,
14 ! •> IU.il.il 10
milium Flower Seeds 15
"•■ih t I.OM, for 14 rests.
10 pk|rs. worth SI.00 w© will
ron five t"ir«-tli>-r wlih ei.ir
•Iftiitkiiri SM*d t-atnl g:ue npon
nd Mo. ix*. t
do t B«i i
v Halt*
ii.lko.iw |f y.
• '. s.lf I ll *r ll III., 1. \ I 1(1 IS-, l Mia I
asssssssssssMssssssssse
for the We
Mr. llerlM-rt to Prarllre.
Washim.ion, leb «T Secretary
Herbert un noun ceil to-iluv that 1,'e
would open „ law office here at „„
W blei. |"V T'1 J'""1,ne ,hu profession
In. li he abandoned iiianv vear.s mro
to serve hi. state anil later his
•A .i.ntila. Okl.liam. «Ull
iI'T;-Frb lh" K'v
John s I allioun of this p|„.„ former
1} of Ilrooklyn, \. V., has I
for divorce from his wife
[ uHumn. He served two ter
« f Logan countv.
l^i aktrit (1k i:\ti h> ni..
AV'S JMANmj
iQOFim
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IfcsKAY MtMI.lv ROOM\u{\\V''aMl K.V^ J'
LAND
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Mmtsnl; ji >,
adjirit \\ i
•etfun suit
Mr. Vera
ins .s pro
ll'l. Mnril.r a„,| ,
Cllli Alio. I eb. | ,-i
saloonkeeper, was f„„,„|
pi nee hiislin>s
lr ;<■
I ''in I iu Ilia
i . . . I ealde him la\ tho
body of his wife, it j* \u
ahot his wife, and then
sulci tie. Jealousy Ism,
been the rea .01
PP<
ved that
iniiilt led
l« have
PATENTS, TRADE MARKS
BsiaSSSj
SWEET POTATOES
fulnsl. ItlrrciloiiR for,,,
t-Mrs., T. ,|. s k I V
OPIUMSPRUNkenness
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PATENTS. ,7';;; -
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