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RENFREW’S RECORD.
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ALVA.
OKLAHOMA|
TERRITORY TOPICS
Ihmunik Iri'imivw 1 «-K.* .. I- •••'
«1« |»lt il.iK l»«*«'ll |«)4lVi‘ti t*l lO ' .iU'l Io n
clrfttork ^r« l<r.i j# t-nrii
»i*.\ Mil at* !’•»<
in/ |f«*nrrfc! ##f (fie I uilc<< Mai#**
v*Mted l urt sill ww!
OlTl CM* llAmi I \ In \\ ihmI‘%‘1
i*int|itV l*utll otillk Mild l«l U*\ HtV >»*• «'•
iiijf about .*•» IiiinIh'Ih an iurr»*.
Tiimnh I Hire.—O.iniiitlt uml Mt l»* r
Mitit, (no tOWUM in lltf < r*
li.ivf iiii)oi'|M>r>tU‘<l a~ ont* t*
SiniMT OK II I I III « A
it« nlaui ut Sluwriico i** ii
of or-
I||J# i*0||||>.i|l
l IT.
»»1
of tin*
mtr to
Will: %T *i
vi*r«*d to li
r I SMI i#u
| from u *J0 farm 'Vit
an.I from auoliirr
2,165 fiwdirlo. tlit*
i«* It Mill
amount -
-.1. L.
rid Mill
if wheat
control*
ii rkftf
/bin f 6*
tl»« 41 a * ii*' i ti*l ami |H*#»
|»i«* a#V 4»ll sl)4»lt i
) Min it * I s. Tins
ration*t of ice.
1 off tiles#? f.ii in
lloi.lMXO NYai AT
•l arnier# are Uur
1 NN ii i
i. M M)
rymjT Ux*ir tin#* .imi
ami hauling G#<*
i 4*r».«»# 1
1 «*r^iia<i
l*rain to mat l.rt.
o.11 1 for \ ur.it tw
KiuwaV I'i*si
wheat ruin'd in
The i
»* con!*
W it r. \
K iim i
i liiiitr
II
ui fin
in#*
markfU'ii in Uoos**ri*it
09 |V)iiiiii*» and Ri.«dc«i
Comii yiu ii Mm i. Tin* tnrritoria
hoard of iirii11b and tin- Iim lock Mini
fury romiiiission tin* puilun^ tin nrm «*
rut ion of tin «u*il» r to oondruiu bad i
meat Miiii in the territory.
NY ant* A oim tt llniimi SUfmttii
lie 11/ taUon by tbf »*it /no* of Noituan ,
and of the ('hid. :t*>a w i ountr.\ to build (
ti bndre ii'-roMM thr So.»tl» * inadlai* I
river south "'<*»>(• of No: ni.tn
f:i I’oimis Ti >i. Allen lh#n#m"«
livered 4* xva^on loads of wheat at
lileneo one day last »*a eli. It broujfbt
III in ||,',41. UN Some of tin* wli«*nt sold
there teht pounds to tii#* fin* I e
Ohikni' io ('out m itm It »*• a it*
nouneed that the Orient railway "ill
build a K|Mir to Fort Supply. J •*«'
route will be from 1 airvlew on ihe
Orient line, via W'ihmI ward to I'ort Sup
p‘y*
SPROAT MAKKH A « IUNIO IteputS
Ibstriet i l#*rk Jo* Sp. oa*, of Knid, i*
to five up tnut office and lade •• bice
l#o*illonat Mun/uiu, at tin* si m«* salary.
Mins Pearl Beauchamp " ill (111 tin* '•
eainey.
Dl t lNyi i sr Taxi:*1 At onies Gc»»-
eral Lohhi*rts bolds tliat one half of
the tuxes a .m^m**! in tlit* Mpriiijf of
1901 will become ilellnquent in .1. un-
ary, 11104 and flu* oilier half ill Janu-
ary, l wo:.
t'HOCI’Atv AliKM MtCIDIH. \'. II
llo/hliead, Cboe .iw u/ent at Driftwood,
was found dead In bis offbte, with a
riffe lying near Itiut. Hi' left a note
which conclude* “I utn too lonesome to
live longer."
AMKsHMKNr OK t’AIH'O t Of STY
aiwesMHl value of all property ill ibis
»*ouuty for the year UfO.’l ift S*.*STf,01T*.IKI.
The railroads uiv i»hm*nm*«I oii a property
farm
\\ beat
is fourth .'.beat cr
ok I*Rout i f*.
S M |i|M»lllt4‘d H
iiieiidx'i from cm
the cmpen
MUM prtMhlrts
,sti i ii stale*- |
state fairs.
It. — The Ml
j rune 11 Is expected to lure »h out 140 <6 »
I bu-heh. of wheat widen MttUU ##*r Joe
| Miller says is mud) I***-', than be •
i |M*i*te«l 'l’le i alien raised 40 fitihhcU
to the acre upon one pie.*#* of land, nut
• 11 v. a h .jieeial bra nil.
i A I'll A V El.I Mi, < ot ui The Western
l district of Indian Territor ha a trav-
cling court. Three "agon** i'»iided with
•*ourt eqmptiu*nt started out from Mu
I 4*ouni>
, t«4 1 .4IN# f *4ll#l% foi*
) r. I n** fir^t
j Of M*II#
(iiq» .* car #»f 4H»
cuuatv
| for «1 ie
|iluy ill M'ViTal <*a
It tested til to
i au<! «*n
Im i a v <iu' ii # (ii<*
at* cIukv
Lis.
# (MAN |«X 1*1 # IT
Okl.AtMNX* A AI l.t
'1
1 «|iiar^eri.v n )«»«•*
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it* NN ar* 1
| tail E It Jewett, the
Wi
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nil*#*
r of U .U* I
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j# !•»*#'ii #liw* I
1 fitaiT# <! au«l * #» i#SU«t
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iurtiif ti.r |
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l#»«*l
i a t (ii#* !
I «»t l>t«* Ii#n| «|Ut#rL> i
Tl
It« w#-«*ounl I
j against < territory
", . ■> f«-r 1
| maint#‘iiait'*r #*v tor t»'<
#»•
ut Kacvtss
, for Hi#- tiii'i-4* ii* >i*t
► lo.
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I on i it it s‘*t M A
Mia
t'kirv. nrar
| .li't, euMir toUtl to »#• 11 v
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i.u-iicia of
j n lu at a Pend <nd.
fin
y #*r for j
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•no
#Nil 1 i<l liol |
I i*xrr\ it l•#••■.#>Isa #»f iMpir #*
on*! it ion of |
I its mad last after ti •' fl
<*, ;#it#l tilt'll 1
j (l»<* prli'p «Ir##p|s*ti (## ('#
U nt Pond 1
tA If t
*• I (4»«.rlir*#r
I ti#«* vvlii'iit ami uua oil :
$’.() t«# l.oiii
] it until S T»I«Ttilx*r. Hi
»i lc • **q ilr'd |
I - |*#*4-#(v *lrli vt*r* aii#l l.#*
rof ii
im*#I «»f*
f«T III* "Mn til- II off.*,
#* 1
$ .0 iii i*uSi
| 11I*' ll«*X 1 off.
#». N I# Ai'fois imi
T*.
TImp f.fijow-
1 no# a iqv out iii'Ti (s iia
fi#*#*u mad#*;
J IM war#! i iv«*i*l<#»ls##r,
of
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•ISKBMLK JOHN HAY
PRESENT SECRETARY 0ISGRACEC
STATE DEPARTMENT.
On Arrtrican and Small M.ndad. tha
Ff reign Affa<ra of tn« Nation Ar*
Unt.ft m Ht, Weak Hands—Some
Hope for Hie R-:.igantion.
t*r«-.i.l"in K,..... . i ll |g raid tii has *-
forced lb#- ifMigi viiuu of Rorretary
Hay by iKiionna t,la ufflrul rank aud
/hlng t«* th# pros#* aith<»ut the Secu-
lar.'. h kiHixlHlu; i l»iiiic*oni!>e unoffic ial
do# unit fit * «mi< «*rtiinr Russia
It Ik. to la- hop d that Mr. Hay'*
M-lf re>*|M*# t Iims ii****ut#*<l the preai
dent m diiM <iurtei3 The effect will
Ktatify the country which will not
liow*-v#T, approve tin* truculent mob
adopted by Mi. I loose v el t to #r#ate
a vacancy in the ;*tat#* dc|u*rtnu*nt.
H Mr. Hinim iHI actually suppie* o d
ib* He< rt tary of State in the Uoote
vi'i'iao baiking at St. |*ct«*r*bury woli
no it) n«*»
Pea
Frotcctiou ar*d Ccuntxs m Canada-
Ti e # U kc c iuiiH ttuii between p*u-
tiN nun |i (i bouiitit » and th#* b aniii v
ol both, if you want to »quaud?r
in# t ey. i* evident from what we can
•
. o Caua«’a b- ’an t#i pay Ixiuntieg to
h« in an m art u rent of non and steel.
SKrraicr
Sy 5YP0N \MLLiAM3
Usually Tropical.
U«k that com* uadt-r th* h^ac
mmrr readin*' te uMially <•«-•
rhuuld iw rt mrf toe a M(lN>
< i buromc. -Dtnstr l*pul»I»ai..
Cong to Standard Name*.
Briiaia fca* “o* ,5" r»
knou.as MB “*«***«!«•■••
140 --K.-»c ' W -Guardian-. iS
!«aadatd>
Sweditti Newspaper*
£»<-.!nil ha* oo* M**Mk-f*
p«Tiod»’a!*. imludin# nf.>t*>
oaili,., HlocihoiM bw i*<lv‘-
* lary. numU-r fur a toun . f J«".' >
people.
out the
Hay lot.
IHm us#
remaiu
after m
slitiiie-1 intention to bit *. Mt i
no Mit« rtuMlve to reaiynatior j
(ulist is ended. Should h#*
ct th# «1> patiUu nt UI1 hour
wanton ail affront h# would |
#'M(
y«*a
in.# j* »r of I
tin, first
ACOOII
t liaiMllei;
1st regiment; I*oiiU T M;u -
I'liumaiit, mii#i I##*iinett Yl
I lc u tc ita ii *, eoaipany H, of
Mont I II gblyt c-iptuu,
aud l. i/ur iacujfhiiii ler, tiist lieuteu-
fint, c«tinp.iliv M. of Oklahoma i ity;
1 rank K#>'»«*rts«iii, lirst lieu'ctuiiit, si r*
I; Crank Ketch,
eiiic#*r corps, of
Hint
'IIM.it
nal oorps.
M*COII«l lit
I .a w ton.
lloMI 1 III: TII
months a plan
among iii# tubers
I moil of lial-ci
for t lie erect ioi
kogee in eliai ge of a deputy
bullion was to bold tin* first acsMOl) nt j
Henry# I tu.
Nkw rilil 1 HIM Mar Ivesler, for
taree year <*hlef #»f the tiutlirie Mr#* »!#•- j
prirtnu'iit mii«I pn*vi#mslv w 1th tin* Kan I
sas t ity tleparlment. lias inveple#l an
ofTei from OUlabouii ' it; to tui.e
charge there.
1
KriMTANrt Ai. Hi i pi\#is Nine brick
and atone buildings arc now in <xiurM*
ot eons?ruction at ' iiimui, b. I*. A
school buildlBg is to Ih- « reeled to lx* !
reatly for tin* <>|M*iiiug of a Mtbool in 1
Septcuilier.
t #»i ton Ti ant at shawnm. I’.ast i
ern capital has been inb*r#* led and the
eity irouneil has granted a franebiHc | of commercial
Ai.t t» 1 «»r >omo
ban Imm'ii maturing
if the IiPei national
. and I'mif' ctioiiiu *
at H .laiioma * ity of
^ 111 an institution similar to tin* institution
at t'olorado 'springs b\ tin* Interna*
tionui ty|x»-rapbu ul uiibm, via; a home
for age<l and <ii*|M‘iideiit bakera ami
f*oufc*.,tl#ui«*rs It is pr#»pos#*#i to ex*
I pend h-t"u i)oo ii|Viii the buiidingx
I!i own I'hov W iitox. Hcrlx'i t Wil- j
son anil l*M ml.nt. «> WimmIs eountv. I
were rilling in a beailei btirga auil u
J heavy wind blew tne barge from tin* j
wagon ami up et it. cat<*liii)g the men 1
umler it on the ground. Mr. >canlun
was not injured tint Mr. Wilson was ]
caught by tin* rim of tlte barge and re* j
eel veil a severe eut on liis head. The
chances f#>r bin recovery uiv favorabl#. |
V Kxiiiiiit t Mt. l'ifti'i n seeretarica |
elubs from the repre-
j for m eotlon factory ai Sbavvnee. Hie ; tentative #*ilics and the territorial
{ #*oaipuny starts with a capital t>f £l.‘»C,* , bourti of agriculture met ul t.Ulaliou a
j 000. j ('ity and organised t«> hx>.. after OUla*
t’oYl K Villi N lloMix. I ll#* vote fur intt n ts in tin* agricultural:
I iv*iii11j^‘ btm.u in iIII- Mini oi S1..VHI ■ar- i .- uniiior -ml unit iiminifm-tiiriiig U.-I.ls,
I ried liv « iniijoi ily of. vote. Work j «let-Woi, was i.vi.-li.-l |iir|,ur.- a
J on a ih■ \ 81-llOnl In.il.ling in-gins ul oih-i- 1 'ilir of U.iialioiuu s pr.sLio.s In i.»- ox-
to Is- noinplcUxl for till! fit 11 tonn. 1 lilWte.l nl li..- irading fairs ll.is fall,
not.. I Li.aw.h Kxi-ii.k X,.xt .lAXNAltv. -Tlie : gru-K llAliVicviiM. Iibwib Y.IIUIL-
! koIioo) land o|i|irai-ors. wl.n start out ! «-r. Wniirika, rim looIn-mlors and
1-|„. : tins wool.. Imvo :,s7 pio. •- of limd to | > ttirosliing nib.-liino nt ll.o sunn tin..-.
\lou iimiralsi-. and lilo ioa-os upon I hi this wav lio i,.n, and tlirosliod .lid
appraise, ami the b'*as#*s upon
which expire January 1, next.
■ ,i4*i*#'s ill three tlays uml a halt
I in.in \ *st\ ox Tiiiim y I x# ii.
Her*
___________ OKI.A. N vtioxai.tirAim. — N#*arly all j
valuation of f.T.,u,76o.0't; all other prop j tlm companies are r#*eruited up t«» tin* 1M*,,J I bomas. « l.ineidii county tai .tier.
,-rtles *M*;,7.P.Tti I max.mum and the idHoers arc all men j ^|;IH ;l winesap apple tree on#* twig #»f
which thirty Irenes tong, contained 80
ertie* f 1,107.W36
Hand Hi.own on. \ NY. Il«»v\itt.
of tlie O.sa/'* reservation, tixil; tint a
>•.',.'#00 life mid aeeident policy at * p.
max.mum
of experience,
drilled.
I'ou NYoiti.n m I*’a iit.
The eoumanies arc well
and later, while pn paring to g4» etillecling material, buihliiig stone.
turkey bunt ing reaehed oeliind a «loor
for bis shot gun, which was discharged
unit hia right hand wax blown off-
l.Nti. TMt. I'«\IIIIliT I iiMMOtlON —The
Indian Territory eoinmission at urge
are: l runic C' Hubbard, cmniiiissioner
at larg#*. with tribal member* ns fol-
lows: Chickasaw:-, II. II. Johnson;
Hcininolc*, A. J. Drown; lj>:.tpaw
agency, \V. 1* McWilliams: » heroin*# s
J. fcl. Campbell; t'rceks, II II. Span
ding; Choctaws, J. J. M<* A dieter Mr.
Hubbard is the only member of the
commission who will be paid for his
services and will tiave charge of all the
#lc tails.
I»i:Ai iin i. Indian (#in: Miss I m
nie Caraon. an i>ioe Indian •••■ih died
the other day at the Otoe agemn >..e
had juat gra#luate#l from tin* t hins eo
Indian school ami w as consider#*#! not
• >tilv one of the mos: beautiful Indian
girls of the territory, but an .i •« i *» •.-
uaI star.
i'AMIMNO on TnWNBITI Wa-l.til i
is the name of a town not as y«*t >n the
map, but hits have hc«'n sold and a
town will soon he built up l*•«#|»1 • i
are camped on the townsit#* awaiting
the approval of h»t sales.
STIU'.KT l' AIKS ON JsAMI 1>ATI
cemcii* and other natural products for
the uorhlV ftiir is pr#»gr#*k.s:ng favor-
ably
fairly well devi i#»ped apples
On I nsi'kotiox. Tii#* ins|H*ctorn
turncil into 1 lit* treasun #1.-17174, #*ul*
l«M*tetl from #>il #lealer* as inspection
f#*» s din ing tl»** first fractional quarter.
Sk#*oN!» I'm #i#» flan* The potato
he an object of scarcely div^aim'd eon
tempt ui every European chancellery
John ilu.v was nev#r of the dlmeit*
slon* required for an Anii'ileau f#n !
t-ign Me#-retaiy. In that office th#*
most brilliant }Qt«lle<tM of the uatitm
have from time to time been found.
Th# pa|xTs emanating from some <»! |
th#' "gr#*at s#» retHticM” have been in j
((•matioiial nuxlels of powerful logi#’ 1
apleudid eourag#* am! uufllnchlng Iffdt* j
|m nd<#ni e
They wen the work of virile as well j
ax ptdixhed pens. The iuliHtaiu#* of
th#*ir I'ontentM oit#*ti <*oraprehend novel
hut inronteaiable prtnelpIcM of states
munxhip born of American initiative
and d< stin#‘il to modify international
law in essential particulars. Into eu«-h
a <ategory it was Impossible for Mr
Hay to obtain admission.
A small but neat literary gift and. in
later years, wealth constituted Mr
Hay’s qualifications for #liploma#>.
Most ot his prede# essora found in de-
tachment from alien Intrigue the mas
tei key in #onduetlng Ann rl# an affairs
internationally.
Mr. Hay’s principle bus been #1*
pendence. lie hiteh#‘d th*; govern-
ment of th#* United States to th** Brit-
ish embassy from the start of his
secretaryship. His frequent intervals
of residence abroad had un American
i/rd his imagination.
I To the aequlsltiv#* |sdh y of Rnglaud
I in the orient he became an adjunct.
I So lai as was in his power he eorrob*
i orated abroad th#' fiction #>f an Amerl-
| ran British allian#c.
It was not a fiction that he as
* mimed to Involve this country with
| Japan aud Britain in an alliance
against Russia. Latterly h<* was acred-
1 ited with encouraging an alliance with
1 Russia. The precept of the wise
fathers. "No entangling alliances.'
| seemed to h# totally outside the pale
i of his convictions.
When Mr. Roosevelt appoints Mr.
1 Hay's successor, it is to be hoped that
| the country will rqpognlxe In the
choice a thorough American and an
i intellect adequau* to th#' |s>st loug
I partially vacant.
Should Senator Lodge he the suces-
H>r #>f Six retary Hay there w ill he lit-
th* reason lor national satisfaction.
Mr. Lodge belongs In Mr. Hay’s class.
CM
$t» [H r ton.
year ami to
‘8. Beside*
wa^ a protective
nt V |x*r ton or
< Aineri# an duty
ourse the steel
'hes#1 amounted to
irt were to riimiai*!;
iuppar in seven
hete IxiiintieM Ihert
ariff .averogtrg alx
un* half the averag*
i steel go# db. Of
#!u»try la mi to tl-.mnsh in t'unada
!g mills sprang into existence and
oeka brimful ol water were put upon
man ♦ 0r**at * Mi nings w ere nec
ary to pay dividends on alt this
iered <upital Now that the boun
s are being s# ule-1 down some of
it* st# i ««i:r|iai ies there are begin
lug to worry alx#ut (heir dividends.
sin the season Is # upon us
tired and retired city loih i
grip full «»f flaaoet shirts au**
ml bait hies himself to stun#
| ideal x|x»t in the pastoral wihlw#x»d
| where he can listen In rapt euihu
j siaam to Munchausen tab s #.f how the
! fish bit just before he arrived
how they will surely bite Indore
g#*es away! The farmer sits on
\erandu an#l l>etw#*en whifls #»f an
dudeen tells how pure th** sir is and
how it knocks the eity bacilli out of
a man. His good w ife, ill her alpa# »i
runabout, ladles out great g#»l»s ol J#*>
as she dwells upon the comfort you
will take sans coat, sans vest, suns
collar, sans everything except a few
I minor underclothes, a negligee s) iit
| and a pair of pajaniHs. Having
braved th** menu, consisting of s»#xia
Hits tnc Tcastrrastcr
Toastmaster tto chairman of pabllf
iinrert Would you like t#i pn j,t
your * »msI now. my lord, or should #*#
«m enjoy themselves a bit kmg# r :
Punch.
Mild
the
old
Breed Rare Pigeons.
The Belgians are great pc # n
lir.-»-<t<-rs. and ..!'<• <>f tin- --ho th
,.f ila, kind t» iho tnie Ai.t'*--ri> <ar-
fli r »hl< h i> comparatively ran-.
Automobile Fire Engines.
Tin Merlin (Germany) *rp
anoouBces that the
, ngir.es introduc ed
a complete fucees
automobile fir#
In th at city ar.
A I i, movement is on hu t to indue#
i Kovernaif-uf to taera—a [ crackera, dry chip.......... i
l|t,, tariff dutU-, on iron and wtt-cl l<> with white fro-ilng. and u i*
Rliotit Iltc Araorlcan rat.-a It la said oUter deli. aclea of a like < huia. t.-i
il.at the liia It fant li duatry will not ■ yon take on appreciation of the purhy
In.Canada ttnloa- of th*- air.
COMX-VI’OHS OiiiiAXl*!:. A local | ffrotvt-rx of Imlian I err.torv arc Pegin-
tting to plant tln-ir -c.-ond rntjt of po-
lodgo of the Oril.o- of Itnlhvay < oo-
.1 IK1 tor. with orgtttiir.al :.t Slt.-ttvnce j tntoca,
with it iit.'iitlK'rsliip of 4 i.
Lot: Son 1)aSi-i: 1 wo
t hey on tie and A.-: pithoo Indian ar.*
<-:«titjK- I tv. -t of W.-i onga for tln-ir an-
titiul sun ilainv.
I \i-i: .1 ra, \\:i\i.s. l’aul Noninan,
j ol timlint-. i grot, m,' them and now
( has a iimnIk-r of Una plants which are
| in lilootn.
II At'l iso I'oi a ioi s Tin- Santa Li-
la nil tin* t'iio'taw nr.- liotl. having
If
abide permam-ntly
.n atod most liberally by the govern-
ment.
Whi n ihe minialer of Kiuauco. Hon.
Mr. LleldlDK. Introduced the bounty
system in laa.V it was praolbally ltrom
Ih»‘ii tliui ihe industry would soon ho
able lo prod lire iron at a ton. The
tnanufneturem elsini that the promia
Ins Infant has not fulfilled evpeeta
I lor 8 hut refuse to auhmlt figure*
showing exaet coat of production,
w'liieh the premier. Sir Wllfrerl l.aur- |
ier. la mean enough to insist on hav
Ina lieforc lie is wlllil.-K to grant the
extra duty to ihe hoivllng infant.
Krom II! to $'• per tlay
for pure air naturally rails for a high
ly clarified atmosphere, and you lie-
gill to feel light headed. When you ,
are ao full of air aud soda ■ tatker* l
you > an remain anchored no longer
you suddenly get a telegram Cl to
come home and liury your office bov.
With highly inflated lungs you return
to Ihe city, having a sunburn that,
like Ihe smile, won't come off.
In your sadder and more eotnmun
islle momenta you recall that your
dream of Paeon and eggs, fresh vegc
tables, wooded nook*, big fish catches
anti a quart or twu of Just rest was a
in-
Think, Kit, Will Be Bast*.
I The secretary of the aerouaiitlt t'
sonety of Great Britain expect, the
I kite to In- the base of the future In-
' Strument of aerial navigation, tfce
aeroplane.
First-Class Guide
Fir t SportKir.au—Ckxxl guide. i.« hr-?
Second Sportsman—Oh, yes! if ip# ►
: sary he'll do the shooting uml bring
I Din** the game ami let you >>ay you ui'-
: ii. and whip anybody that says yu.»
didn’t Buck.
, , . ... , nightmare. You firmly resolve to
Such unkind treatment will surely |rod||ce M bl„ in th„ lPgU|a„ire «-om
drive this Infant industry out of Can
ada. If It will hut come to us we will
spread our protecting wings over It
and let it share the tariff pap with our
steel trust, as long as we can stand
the drain. Hm the bllllon-dollar in
f-ut is not leaving much for our com
mon millioU'diillar liables
I,
I* g potato liusiiifh . It is c.\jx*#*1#mI ! iu#*nt apply «»*» 1
that over l.ouo on is of polutoes will lx*
•itippotl from Shawnee Tin* potatti
raistrx are not Kutisfie#! with tin* ( Iii-
CJl/O ptlt.lt
11. Hailey, a Inr/t* |K)t:dO grower, to |
Chicago to look after their inicrc'D*.
Hour'icc i. rtk*\L Kxhuiit.—C. A- Me*:
Nahh, #>f Oklahoma county, lies liecu \
’Dos**ii to liave ehar/e of die prejairu* j
turns of lii»* hortieultural exhibit t#)
made iiy OUlalunna at* St. Louis.
Not a Republican Idea.
The idea that protection is the
mother of trusts and a shelter ot mon-
opoly is not and never was an idea
<>f Iowa Republicans or any other pro-
I teefionist. To speak strictly, it never
Mai>ii \t Kil l.t o. # ha«. * j’oss, city was nn |(j, a that they wished th«* peo-
thou-aiui : uiarsha* ofGt*aiy. vas kilhnl at mid* , pje to get into their heads.
night by throe b;ti»dit.*> in a running' j || j8 pot so much an idea as
tlffhu i which is perfectly well known to the
I kin* *4 \Y11.i Ltrnovk. — It has uu* | beneficiaries of protection
:uiVhori/.e«l Um e\|ieuilitU!v of Sttf.000 ' free traders, hut the tm
.tuthm at Guthrie, j rather not have the people know It
Mr. Cummins and some other Re-
.\N0THtu Nkiv Tow - It is called | puW1,.an loaders In Iowa saw that the
Island i |aI.m(,r» and many others anapected
the tact, and turned what they saw
to their own and their party's political
profit. But they were careful all the
while to protest that they were pro-
fact
i i
as it is to
former would
upon its passenger
Nkw Town.
K on Kilty aud is on tic- K
P avmi n r Ftm Lot- A -cnt Miocn*
fell rules that tin* saint* terms of pay*
>1#1 at public auc-
tion as on lots spiv;: -’d •» the com-
mission and t
year in which w» ma
An ’ Amicable Urder6tanding."
An Ohio Repub1 lean jommil inti-
mates that Senators Hanna and For*
aker have reached unn anii#ahU* un- 1
derxtauding rclatlv# to tin* #11 vIkIod of ,
political "perk’’ in • hat state and prol> |
ably that is true. The atrang^ment 1
however, i li! el . to rcs#*mhle th#* oil# !
effected b< tv.•#*# n the man ami l.is wife. !
who agree I lo dLa'.’.ree. “I’ll take one !
side or tl !:ousi and you * an tak**
the other, said th#* husband. "Very |
well.” repliid the wife. “I'll take tha
inside; you an have the outside.”
the ease umler eonsideration it would
not require tin services of a puzzle
expert to tell which Senator will get
the inside.
Copied the Big Thieves.
Some people are disposed to criti-
cise the conduct of the Postmaster
General's private secretary. who
•worked” the department employes for
all they were worth in tin* interest of
his copper company, but (lie criticism ,
is manifestly unjust. The private see- | “UBt KO<Ml
rotary, at the wost. was merely re-
lieving the employes of their spare
i ash. while most of his superiors seem |
to have been annexing a'! the govern-
ment properly iliai was nut securely
nulled down.
were
teetlonials of the strictest Pennsyl
i""vhiihers have u ■ van)g gef,t They were therefore in a
position to keep the suspicions pro-
the secured
UaIsOon I’oi k I'u.i, Ai Medford a
Blackwell, o. uml We,ling'.,... K.i>., j P"'B h:“' bc,‘l* l,,'W 'l l“*lo°" "f **.'
I in place until it was turne#l loose. ,u>"
1 The pule ,rave way and was lifted high
1 by tin# ha loon ;*ml was then dropped
ho ii named the first " * i Neptcn:-
Iht lor their street fairs. As the towns
arc in adjoining counties ther* ■> mu* i
tnal dissatisfaction. Hlack-veii dam- ;
ing t#> lx* the tii>t tu ti* ; h«* »iat •• *• !
esjxN!ii*ii.\ pot out.
Nomin \ • ks a (. aim.i
Guirc has appoint#*•! 17. I). Ilump'-ircy a
eadet at NYest roint militan ic uh'iuv.
He will immediately preoar#* »«» take
the c\aminati<»n n#'-• ssa \ ol » 'mis-
sion t#> the ae .c.t n y.
Gains in NYf.ai.tii Th«* i«»t.ai valun
1 ion of assessed iiiois-rty in O aimma is
gsi.i:»5 0’J.Y: a .Mill 4.t .item* SI7 • >0#» O')#)
over last yea of this real cst i* anil
persooul prop'1, ty :• mount lo S7(».0l'.*.-
HlL of railroad ^7.> 17.7ns. o» l’uLmaii
property, $4L0-*»:». of t«*h‘«rr:iph 57«> tip •
of telephone -511 **.'K» *
Fki.i own Gj tm # «»xti:a* i ‘ A l ei*
lows, of Topeka, K> . has lie* o auar#i-
ed the #*ontra* t to build a passenger
and freight #l«*|H»t. at o lalmma #’it\.
It is a 570.000 j#»i» and it is to ...
pleted by January 1 1P04
Orient i** 1‘«»i i ■ a ; 1 n- orient
road has been a «k»ui » * . -.•nners
along its line in NYoods oun’ v Now
they get more f«»r l:.«*n heat nd nave
to pay $1.50 less ;* ton for ••#•:»! than
they did before the Oririi: -.'s built.
This is owing to lower r:it4*s made l»\
tin* Orient.
Lawton I'ki.mt.i;** >ii:iki — All *ji
the m*wspa|H*r <»ftlc#*s in Lawton re-
fused to sign up tin* contract with tie*
Lawton Typo" rapid tail union and n-» a
consequence all th»* union printer- in
tiiq gity went out \ pou a *-tri.<
market, uml have .writ ! !>•>> "lent on lots ami there xvunlJ be no | tect|on|gt farmers in line by pretend-
ing tu oppose a larlff which sheltered
monopoly while at the same time
magnifying protection.
In short, they have heen cunfldenc-
ing the plain Republican people of
Iowa who were petting their eyes open
to the tan thHt protective tariffs nec-
essarily shelter monopoly and that
they are contrived and enacted for no
other purpose under heaven.
It is time to stop talking about this i
as an Iowa Republican idea. It is gh |
tng the devil ten times his due.
default until sixty days thereafter.
Ax Inman I.ii.i h naxt Washing- |
ton Gravsou, a young Creek Indian 1
graduate from tin- udlitaiy academy "f ]
Son A it Ion io. Texas, lias been offered a
i cumuli j.ioii as third lieutenant In the j
| coiibtahulury forw in the I’hilippiues.
1.1 15) Nil's M HOIK. ilOl'Sl . -TWO sets
ns have boon submitted for the j
m-vv building, each for twenty rojotix
|p,lii eon a* with'li tiic VtO.UOO limit.
I’ll** levy for school purposes for litOe
into a croyv‘1 *if 100 or more people, j amoonts to Is mills - l.» mills foi gim-
injiiring some children ipiirc seriously, j eral purpose- and three mills ror muk-
pelllng all country result keepers,
tarmers especially, to furnish phone
graphs of surroundings, map of lake,
certificate of flsh catches, together
with sample menu by mall, to all pros
pectlve boarders who, upon arrival,
will demand us a further protection,
a good ami sufficient bond binding Ibe
resort liar to tell the truth. th<
whoh truth ai d nothing but the
truth." during Hm entire season.
But yon gel busy bulling the n arket
or keeping ibe market from hulling
you and forget your resolves Next
year you go out and work off your
enthusiasm in the same way. Lure
air rami': high, but we mind have it.
Curious how some men make hits
lu this world, Isn't it? Sad, too. how
many limes the plaeard. “He was u
ja | good hoy. lull ' lias heen attached
to the tall of a young man's coat.
When at school this second miniature
genus homo was a favorite with the
J teacher because he ahvajvs knew his
| lessons, was neat and traetahle, never
devilish and always reliable. Along
side of little Johnny Green, whose face
was ever suggestive of a night in the
slough
had a cow-lick in it. who never missed
an opportunity to "can" a dog s tail
or stick pins where they would do Ihe
for the greatest number,
the "good boy. but- " was a para
gon of promise. In later life, he de
veloped into un liom-st milkman with
! occasional dabbles in “working round.'
’ A “good boy but- ' he became a
j “good man but- — He belonged to
I that great aggregation known as The
Non-Combustible League, the lellow-
! that "never set the wot Id on lire."
i Little Johnny Green, to the contrary
notwithstanding, look a firm hold on
the seat of his trousers and lifted
la Great Pheasant Shot.
It Is as a deadly pheasant-shot that
King Kdward has won his reputation
us a marksman Ho Is consider! ■:
after Lord Walslngham and laird d<-
Grey Ihe finest pheasant shot ill Ki t
land
History of Warwick CavHe
The visitor who has lioeD i harmed
with ihe glamor of Warwick ('astli
will lie glad to know that Ihe beautl'i !
and brilliant count*)** owner ia eoon
lo furnish a history of that ph-tiir* .-iiuk
and \ennoble pile.
Mission Among Ba-barians.
The American Presbyterians haw'
established a new mission on Ihe Si
hat river, beyond Khartoum, and - "IM
miles below Egypt. It is an uurivll-
ii.ed region, and the language hav notL
lug in eoninion with the Egyptian Ara
M ■
Eskimo Bible.
The Eskimos now have their owl
translations of the Bible, which ha-
taken 15o years to complete. The Nor
weglan pastor. Hans Egedc who went
to Greenland In 1721. began the wort
which is completed and published by
the Bilil- Society of Denmark
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Kingc Preference in Ties
King Edward perhaps wears as n.a y
different types of necktie as any liv-
ing man. Hla predilection, however i<
i toward ties that have been made from
some spotted material, preferably dsi
vvith spots of a light gray or nl ’o
1 upon It.
Inspiration.
The Stii kit Minister" whs begun
whose hair was tangled and | late one evening and the bulk of it
war written in less than a week. Then,
at the author himself said afterward,
he ignominious!)- lest hold." But
after a lit tie time he was seized with
fre...i inspiration and "he rest of the
book was written in forty hours*
actual winking time.
Statesmen in Danger.
Sinister intimations come from
Washington to the effect thru It the
investigation of ihe postal frauds is
not choked off It will result in rcvela-
lions that will "be most damaging in | himself past the "canned dog- Into
New York. Indiana and Ohio,
who can that crack lie aimed at?
There's Lncle Plait of New York
Lucie Hanna of Ohio, and the effer-
vescent young Mr.
Now 'he realm ot sucres.-. where In- is now
busily engaged counting his money
and wondering where he will build his
ne'e summer's "box” by the lapping
Beveridge of In- lakesiur. The Vbox" usually turns
.liana. Surely none of these
lie the target for calumny.
thret t an
I to n its To toy in Shout Au k,—The
DcU-eate Me- 1 commissioner!, of Kingtlxlirr comity are
roiisiderlng tin- propriety of catling an
ng smut.
llri.i Ai-J-.b ot'
tv I'rviil grower ba-
\ K inglislier eoun-
contributed to tbo
election to vote bonds to liquidate Hie Oklahoma exliih.- at the St. Louis fair j
overdrawn warrrants which amount D
Governmental Truthfulness.
Pn sidcnt R#)#»80velt is said to b**
bout on rebuking; Russia for making
d**# #’ptivo of!i< ini statements.
The ethical obligation of govern-
ment a has ever boen miaty. In war
rival generals ar#* n#»t expected to he
about $10,000. as th#*: *• warrants #*an-
j not i»** paid on! of th*: (OOV. U'vy.
La k• Mki.on Croi*. \N' il. Merten,
the larvr*-t \\ liol«*sal»* dealer .n ■ • at**r-
m#*lt)ii> in Oklahoma, >aid lhal thfi#*
would lx* a '»tj.r slkortaKV in this .•m .i.nou .n j
melon crop, tcvinjf to ihiUI, rainy
weather last spring l i»o crop is fully
three wel*lis late Oklahoma iMiully
j i».is ri|x* \* alerim'lon** aoout. J ul# 10
A i III A# hWi l.i Ntivs The
who linv#* Um n trying1 to
Salina, Kansas, toclian^e the name of
tin* town (4) Philanthropy, arc. now
il!)r;co-s",,!.bo,g„.ll„„U'r.d :,p..:„,d. , " r^i.L They arc most
sod t.kltilio.i.i, county 11mi, pcticcs | a(lnijred (n im)„ortion as ,hev atll.
10 iuclies in rircuhifcccncc
i.Avi -wintu i is Noth-. Grant
eountv f.uun-is guvv eotes tor mcoical
nttcmlaiice. in ailvan.*c. with jiersonal
,;od clniHcl -cui-ity. uuioiintin" to
several thoiisanils of dollars. ‘lac
tiank' .ought tin- note-, white the fake
doctors of coiit-se. .li.-appcivred.
tji yy Makino a N.vjih. Quay, a
parties small place in sunt .crn Piiwnce eoun-
imlncc j tv. i' establishing a reputation as a
business center. Ib avy shipment* of
.-omls arc being made there constantly
Hiking upon Blackwell, < i 1.. iqain ami ‘.by- snrro,Hiding country 1* and.vr-
tbc same scheme. ...... ' d.-reloomeat.
A Doii I i.a.s i A large nitm'oei- of
Si.C' and Loves Iteld a solemn .squaw
dance norlli of Stroud. Twenty-two
gaudily attire-1 squaws vlid most of tin*
dancing, after which a dog least was
partaken of.* Tlte four thoroughly
boiled curs, which had iiceii fattened
on white bread and sweet milk for
four weeks were greedily devoured.
Bill s 1st AMI Enjoini 11. All III
junction lias been tiled in tin* district
court at El Items restraining tin- Ruck
Island from building a track through
tile cemetery southeast of tin- city.
giling a great development.
1 llisi iURIOsTlOX I’t AM. — W Is
1 iillcrton is live only man in Greer
county woo i. .s diiin-any rrigatiugon
a large scale, lb- ba- a gyssi fall and
plenty of cater iokwc In- dam and the
government geo o cal surveyors tell
him that be be na- water enough to ir-
r crti- ..Tin ac a - of land. Hi- lias an
overshot wheel which works a 14-inch
pump win' b raises about hi If i» barrel
at a -tvoice, up to 10 or to feet.
l'l.OWIN i you Si: mu ni . -In some looal-
i 1 if— wheat lias been 'tac veo ami plow,
big iyv full seeding i I - lUiiiiiU'nceil.
bush, mislead and destroy their rivals
Diplomacy is the game of war with
the weapons altered. The Machia
vclllan maxim that the end justltie
the means Is the universal dogma of
conventional intercourse between gov-
ernments. especially in-tween govern-
ments that are rivals
“To lie abroad for his country" was
onee the definition of an ambassador's
duty To lie at home for effect abroad
lias long appeared lo be the function
of a secretary of stale.
Perhaps Mr Roosevelt ingenuously
lielieves that the diplomacy of the
Lnlteil States should be unconven-
tional: thai all our promises should
be made to be kept.
Before taking his hast) pen in hand
upon this pleasing Illusion it might bo
well for Mr. Roosevelt to consult
trustworthy advisers in Porto Rico.
Cuba and Ihe Philippines.
Statesmen in the Siliy Season.
Mr Knuilsen. the Swedish ntinistci
of finance, is the latest statesman to
mbraiv the theory that you cun lift
yourself oy i r the fence by tugging at
your boot rtraps That is. Mr. Knud
on proposes lhat the Swedes shall
make themselves rich Ivy putting a
| I racking big tariff tax on everything
they import. Mr. Chamberlain evi-
dently has opined the economic silly
season in Europe with great success.
Our Unruly "Subjects."
It is discouraging to observe that
i ur fellow citizens of the island of
Cebu, who are galloping over hill and
.tale .i short length ahead of the
United States army, are again desig
nated in the official dispatches as "In-
syirgents. We had hoped that the in
sureents had quit insurging and be-
come mere "ladrones. but it seems
that there is quite a bunch of them
left.
Warships and Tariffs.
While the German emperor wa-
tch-graphing to President Roosevelt
his compliments on the condition of
our American yvarsbip and on the file department
appearance y>f its crew the Germa'
people were electing mon Socialb'.
Watch the Ship Subsidy Steal.
Even though the assembling of Con
gross is still a lone way off. the ship
subsidy steal is beginning to stir
around anil gnaw at the bars of its
age in its eagerness to get loose and
break into the treasury. Anybody who
fancies that the defeat of the ship
subsidy gang was more titan t-mpora
ry does not appreciate the predatory
tenacity of that gang.
Payne I* Not Talking.
President Roosevelt is giving all his
cabinet a chance to show their ability
on Ihe stump; the last one to be order-
ed to the from is Secretary Wilson. So
far he has not invited Postmaster
General Payne, probably because it
yvould be uncomfortable for him to tell
the people about the scandals in bis
An unsympathetic listener often
to the Reichstag as the most effeetivi ' aces the lives of man\ secrets
out to be a $f>(),000 "cottage" at Kill)
bernecks’ Roost, or some other fash
ionahle neck on the coast. The woods |
are full of just such examples It
never pays a teacher to scoff at her
dullest scholar. He may some day
clean up her preserves with a mort
gage, or come to lecture in her town
and be met by a committee of ten. of
which she will not be one lii i aus" site
was not sufficiently urged When a
boy we often failed to get our algebra
lesson because >f the interior work-
ings of genius. Look at us now' A
living example of our argument You
can't tell by the looks of a frog how
far he can jump for a fly The teacher
who looked disdainfully at u- i- noth
ing but an old maid to this very day
while we are married and haven t
learned an algebra lesson In thirteen
years. Moral He good aud you will
be happy.
<•*1.
It is better to be low and humble
lo eat pic with a knilc and say them
people.' than to be ruler of a rcvola-
lin' kingdom anti have a cold, glitter
ing steel clandestinely introduced
into yer anatomy. Be thankful irr
smalt things Uncle M\
VRk
A Npw Jersey preacher Ims organ
ized a choir of thirty whistlers It is
time for the old hard-shell deacons n>
turn over in their graves again
<•41
A modest Boston girl made a ,,uiii
of her old stockings, but she usiK|
only that part of them ordinarily vi-
ible to a mau's naked eyi
Though ihe mills of the gods gnmi
slowly they will sooner ot |»i,.,
exceeding email tin chaufl, or *(,,
kills and runs away.
V*i
There is only one thing that iuak, .-
a mail madder than helm r„.
by the news pa pei.- and t! , t
be quoted at nil
V »
EirecraojoTj „n ,OLl .
A New England Sandwich.
"How many children have you?"
asked the friend of his boyhood. "I
have three. The oldest and youngi t
arc girls, anil the second child is a
boy. My wife calls them the 'sand
wich.’ Huh!” vaid the boyhood
; friend. That's the first time I ever
heard of a sandwich with the tongtn
on the outside."
How to Copy Mission Furniture.
A clever imitation of the impuiar
Mission furniture designs may be ol
tained by a dull green stain appiitil
j carefully to old splint-bottomed chairs
j and settles. Any person w ho is skill-
tul with Ihe saw and hammer tau
j ea.dly produce odd little tables or book
stands, their square shaping hung
very easy of execution Oxldi;.ii| gilt
or silver nails give the Here--a fin-
ishing touch.
uoi
“SUMMER FOOD"
Has Other Advantages
j Many people have tried th. food
.Grape-Nuts simply with the id'a ol
avoiding the trouble of cool;trig food
in Ihe hot months.
All of lhe8e have found aomefbiag
besides Ihe ready cooked food idea tor
<1 rape Nuts is a scientific fo e that
'"it"1 up and restores i . . ■ -e '.
as well as repairs the w*/-te < r.- i l
i brs'.n and nerve ceuter
For two years 1 hail lie. ;, a ,.itUn .
from catarrh of the sb/o.so i cu,
improper food ami to rei;• o*
dltion I had tried nratiy • .cry i t
pared food on the rnairw •* w<' wiy
success until six luoi 'u a*,o uiy wife
purchased a box of '»i*. e ■ , t
Ing it would be a des % vvja.i 0
the summer months
We soon niadr a c C-- > / c ■ w. ;t
em hunted with 'l/t A. > . t.c, e ,t
ihe 11uni and lo iu> curpr.m 1 hi,,i. o,
get well My bftlMOAuc in.,. ,,,p. .-i^
of a little ff'.ll f'e-U-C t.U*Ar,p.J..|;( . ul
Grape-Nilt*. a < y vt Fv«(.v.i whol. i
prefer to n/B-- gi*.« ou • vad o: 'oai-1
and two te/i:i<3 «g^r aever (fu
the li-a't oi,*)..»s at ci ,,.g tfij- 0j,ij
my t-'niiitel .- perfii.t ao) genaial
( beallh fit,, N j aoudti
•Mil prepataJh/t It was only a nun-
time at" • eiAo i.g ol that *n,-
I IkJth led young, j niore .igorour
slid lit I way.- Stio/.g i n,,, |,aB
lneo tour experience
P •- addition of a little ha||
c "f -gat t'-cui., to me to tin
•ti ■ ■ lio tianl" Nuin, gtv u hy Pop
I "ini i i. Battle Creek Mich
hen,I I„| ;...rtli-uiai, by mail of e»
j tension . r time on the #7 50»-ji' ivtss'
vont' t lor . J,. money prtxes.
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