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VOLUME XII— NUMBER 18
WAGONER IND TER THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 21 190f
100 A YEAR
MEAT BILL THROUGH HOUSE
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Thegssipronise Measure Was Attached
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THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
President Whipped Through
3a Fairly Effective Measure —
’ Criticism by Democrats '
IX V tHITE Goods -will bo the leading fea-
YY ture of this Season’s Goods All
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Colors will be worn but white will pre-
dominate Dotted swiss sheer lawns and
tissues mulls etc will be in greatldemand
We have anticipated your wants a ad
have bought largely in these goods and
ask your inspection while stock is com-
Dotted Swiss
All size dots ranging in prioe
from 15o to 40e per yard'
India Linen & Dimities
These goods are always in style-
if in doubt about your white dress for
spring buy India Linen We have
them All prices 10c to25o per yard
Silk & Cotton nulls4
We have them both plain and with
silk dots in all the delicate shades for
evening wear at 20o 2ijo and B5o yard -
Printed Silk Tissues
These are' fine sheer fabrics with
delicate printed flowers They must
be seen to be appreciated at 85c yard -
Waist Silk
These are swell they inolude the
new shades of grey green and' laven-
der at $100 per yard
Embroidery & Laces
Embioidery and Insertion In
match sets in 'Swiss nain-took and
and Cambric all grades and prices
' We show you a dainty lne of
Valeucenne Lace and insertions
They come in two or three widths in
the lace and in one or two widths in
the insertion all prices Large liup of
Valencenne Lace with Inanition to
match that are -great bargains at 5o
per yard
v Big line of all over Luoe and Em-
broidery at 85c 50o 75oand $100
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Wagoner's Leadim General Merchant
CLOTHES
CLEANED AND PRESSED
SATISPACTIONliGUARANTEBD OR NO PAY
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BAST CHEROKEE STREET
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Fresh arid cured meats pure
hog lard and sausage of the
very best always on hand-
cattle fiogs ’ and sheep wanted
also chickens eggs game
in season Prompt delivery
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THROAT and LUNO TROUB-
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Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
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Washington June 19 — The
inat inspection amendment to
tbe agricultural appropriation
b'ilLhas been adopted by the
Houte without divisioh This
is tbe-Qcomprom’ee agreemsnt
between tbe committed and the
president
'In tbe meat amendment there
is no demand that date of in-
spection' appear on cans the
government is to pay tbe cost
of inspection and ' appropriate
8 million dollars xur the purpose
the inspectors are to be ohoseu
by the Secretary of Agricaltur
the government has the right to
wifhdiaw inspection from aiy
plant that disobeys tbe law the
ooart review section goes out at
the request of the President
Mr Olmsteud called attention
to one section of the amendment
providing that on and after Oc-
tober 1 1906 no person firm or
corporation shall transport or
reoeive for transportation troui
one stale or territory or the Dis-
tricts Columbia to any other
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state oa territory or the District
of Colombia “any carcasses of
meal 8r meat food products un-
less piark°d inspected' and pass-
ed ’’’and in another portion of
the anundment the provUsi n of
the act requiring inspection
“shall not apply to animals
slaughtered by any farmer on
V ar”Y sold and trans
ported as interstate or foreign
commerce” He wanted to know
how these two sections harmon-
ized Mr Wadsworth replied that
the common carrier ctuld not in
quire He knows when a farmer
gives Ii m a oarcass for shipment
that the inspection feature of the
amendment is waived Mr
Wadsworth then facetiously took
up small changes in the verbiage
inadvertently saying “they in-
serted” in one or two cases but
amid laughter changing the
statement to “we inserted ”
' -Mr Williams enlivened the de-
bate calling attention' to the dif
ferences of opinion between tw'o
sons of New York (the President
and Mr Wadsworth
"Now m the winter of our dis-
content made glorious summer by
the eon of New York” said Mr
Williams which caught the hum-
or of the House
In a semi-humorous vein Mr
Williams continued : “We must
uuder the rules of the House vote
this proposed legislation up just
as it Comes to us nursed by the
Speaker and the President and
appoved of by the committee be-
cause th committee oil agricult
are could not well do anything
except approve after these two
great ruling authorities had spok-
en we must vote it up or vote it
down There has been some
thundering in the index at the
other eud of the fine that was no
followed up but we must remem-
ber Mr Speaker you and I even
yon much more than I that men
of iron like other produots of
iron are subject to expansion
and contraction by the effect of
the weather ” (Applause and
laughter)
Death From Lockjaw
never follows an Injury dressed
with llucklen’s Arnica Salve Its
antiseptic and healing properties
prevent blood poisoning Chas
Oswald merchant of Kenssclaer-
sville N Y ’writes: “It cured
8eth Ilurchof this place of the
ugliest sore on hts neck I ever
saw” Cures Cuts Wounds
Hums and Sores 25c at— -Sold
by Owl Drug Store K
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Owl Drug Store
More than 6000 cliff rent kinds of
Dr ups Patent Medicine Toilet ar-
ticles as shown by our Sinventery
and if there is anything in our line
that wejhaven’t on hand let us
knowlwhat it is and we wil get it
for you
Owl Drug Store
WON’T BE HANGEO JUNE 29
The Governor to Grant Respites for Mrs
Myers end Hottman
Thirty or Sixty Days in Each
Case Supreme Court Denies
Motion for Rehearing
Kansas City June 20— Mrs
Agues Myers and Frank Hott-
man will not be banged June 29
Governor Folk said today that he
would gr-int each of them u res-
pite of eitln-r thirty orsixty days
Ha will do that Friday
“I will do this in order to per-
mit time for investigation into
the facts of the cases so that I
may determine whether to com-
mute their sentences to life im1
pris jnment” the governor said
today
Mr Folk left Jeffersou City
today for Bloomington Ind to
make a speech there He will
return Friday and will then grant
the respites
NO REHEARING! FOR MRS MYERS
The supreme court today over-
ruled the motion of Mrs Myers
for a rehearing of her case This
loaves the matter in the hands of
the governor either to commute
the sentence of the woman or al-
low the sentence of the court to
be executed
Hottman hau no motion of any
kind before the supreme oonrt
Wheu that tribunal refused him
a new trial and affirmed the
death sentence of the lower court
he gave up all hope from that
souroe in his own behalf and did
uot file a motion for a rehearing
of his case He did hope how-
ever that if Mrs Myers should
be granted a rehearing he would
be granted a respite
TEARS IN MRS MYERS’S EYES
Liberty Mo June 20 — Mrs
Agnes Myers was informed of
the refusal of the supreme court
to grant a rehearing in her case
as she was laughing and talking
with a group of'visitore The
cheerful look on her face instant-
ly gave way to one of glcoin and
every vestige of color receded
from her face Tears sprang in-
to her eyes and ran down her
cheek but iu a few minutes Bhe
seemed to regaiu control of ber
feelings by a remai kable effort
and talked culmly of the court’s
aotion w
“I am not altogethersurpnsed
for I almost knew that the court
wou'd refuse to grant me a new
bearing after the way they treat-
ed my oase when it was before
thom on the last oconsiou I am
not wholly without hope but I
am leaving it all to my lawyers
and do not know what action they
inteud to take now I am very
grateful to the governor for
giving me time to take the few
remaining lpgal measures and
hope to be able to do something
toward proving my innocence
before tbe time expires”
“Suppose other measures fail
yon what then?” the was ask iL
“Well if the worst comes ti
worst I will meet my fate bravel v
because I am innocent And i
have nothing to fear indeat
But I cannot give up hope mi
tirnly I do uot believe the g-v
eruor will permit me to be sm - '
rificed on circumstantial evidei im
and tbe word of a man who ought ’
to have no standing in law lc
would uot be jast”
HOTTMAN LAUGHED WITH JOY
Kansas City June 20 — Frei Ic
Hottman was shown the dispatcn
from Jefferson City announc!:'-'
that the governor would gri’i f
him a respite liottman took
the paper and standing with lii
back- to the bars so the li1 '
would fall full upon it heclutn-
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ed it in both huuds and read
his mouth moving with en-'i
word as he read it through Tb- i
be handed it baok through t
bars grinn't one aon n
his chair pulled his trousers u
at the knees took a long breu f li
and laughed outright
“Pretty good newaisit Frank?” r
asked the deputy marshal wiii
was keepinp the rteoth watch
“Bet your life That is gonl
news” heanswerel lie kept nn
grinning and when the report! r
left he was still smiling
Hottman could not be induced
to dieouss his case or feelings
But his face shone with joy
TERRITORY MINES REOPEN
South McAlester June 20 —
EeBpite the rumor that tbe min-
ers in the district in which the
territory Is included would not
return to work because of an nl
leged breach of faith by the Kan
sas coolers at a recent Kansas
Gity meeting the mines werer
opened yesterday Nearly all tin1
employes are back at their o) i
posts
At Alderson is the only in
stance where the niiues absolute-
ly failed -to agree on terms
They objected to a rnau who had
been retained by their employer
and quit after several hours
work Conditions in Arkansas
are satisfactory A slight die
agreement at Hartford will bn
settled within the next few days
SPECIAL RIGHTS TO SETTLERS
Washington June 20 — The
Senate passed a bill today intro-
duced by Senator Long giving
settlers preference rights t
lands iu pasture reserve No 8
in the Kiowa country Congre
at this session has enacted legis-
lation opening to settlement alt
of the remaining pasture and
timber lands in the ’ Kiowa
Comanche ftud Apache reserva-
tions exoept the Fort Sill reser-
tiou which will not be opened to
settlement In the near future
8enator Long submitted to the
Senate a letter from tbe commis-
sioner of Indian affairs recom-
mending that bis bill be passed
There was no opposition to it
June came in like a lamb and
seems likely to go out like a siz-
sling mutton chop