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xt HitMia Qnilxi 2?agle: Jtetaclatj &caarag, farcft 8, 1902.
NSURANCE
COMPANY TO
BE BARRED
Kansas Mutual Life Vp be
ShutOut ofOklahonia.
BY STRANG'S t'ADVICE
Refused to Allow Inspector to
Examine the Books.
Guthrie, O. T., March 7. Secretary
"William Grimes, acting upon the advice
of Attorney General Strang, will revoke
the authority granted the Kansas Mu
tual Life Insurance company of Topeka,
ICan., to do business in the territory of
Oklahoma. Mr. Grimes, as commissioner
of Insurance, authorized by the statutes
"f Oklahoma, recently instructed the as
sistant secretary, Mr. J. M. MoOonnell.
to make an inspection of the affairs and
condition of the Kansas Mutual Life In-turari-e
company as authorized by law.
Mr. McConnell went to Topeka .' rA v iu-n '
reTurFted the privilege of m ikin.j an
examination of th company's :!".'.'iirs. his '
Xoquest was refused. The 'rp.-idnt of j
ine company stateu tnat tr. mow or . flve years and ve been treated by Sev
ille company wer in the hands of the era, physicians, amongst them one spec
Kansas insurance commissioner, Mr. j ialtet. j found no renef until I began us
Church. Mr. Church, it seems, h.m in- ; ing Paine's Celery Compound. After us
vited th comraissionnr of Missouri and 1 jng tnree bottles of the marvelous medl-
nnother state to ma Ice the insp t:;i at
the same time. Mr. McConneil, ai-ting
for Oklahoma, only desired to investigate
cortain matters in coni'ection 'with the
Oklahoma busines--. 'ut was livable to
do so, and made m h a report to Mr.
Grimes. It has fcn charged, in cases
jiow pond in?, thitt the officers of the
Insurance company have so conducted
their business as to increase th ir sala
ries. Other rharg'--- li.ive also been made
iir,d are now pen. Imp. As soon as the
xr-jaort was receiv-d l.v Mr. Gr'.irws, the
matt" was imm'-d-iteiy taken 117) with
the attorn' gem - ,1 and the order re
loklng the authoritv of the com'.any will
f. srnt to Topeka i-i a f-hort time.
Th's order will n; i that the insurance
ompar,y cannot i- business in Oklaho
ma. There is only a small per rent of
ihe policy holders in the territory and
there is no manner in which the? policy
liolders ran be protected by the commis
fionfr of insurance in Oklahoma. It is
j'osslbie that, after the authority is re
voked, the company will give the com
mission r of Insurance ample opportun
ity to inspect the books in the Topeka of
fice. If everything is found to be sat
isfactory, new certificates will probably
lie granted, giving th company full au
thority to resume business in Oklahoma.
SCRAPERS
WRECK A SALOON
Awful Xoisy Fisrht Occurs a
Geary
OvcrXothins; 3Iu-.lt.
Gears'. O .T., March 7. A de-r-erat?
ficht ofourrd here yesterday at John
ton's saloon, between twenty railroaders
end fix townspeople, who were in the.
filoon md assisted the bartender in de
fending the place. About 11 o'clock a. m.
yesterday a crowd ( about a half :ozen
railroad graders went into Johnson's
f-doon and ordered the drinks. After the
fire-water had been swallowed. th--y re
lused to pay for It fnd knocked the bar
tender down. He ralllexi and takit'g a
l illiard cue, knocked tbo cnov-d right
; nd 1-ft until they skipped out. They
f-'on returned with a arans of iwi ntv.
1 d bv th stalwart bully, Missouri Mike, .
; nd Tir was declared. Six men inside, ,
held them at bay for a while, finally j
they made a rush for the back door-and '
' ne Iran standing there, knocked nine of
the invaders down with a billiard cue as
they came through the door.
By this time the crowd had forced the
Jront door and the b.ttle continued at
lose o:arters. Bottles, jugs and stools
1 ud guns made en havoc with cery-
HunK :u the buildinv. Missouri Alik got
: bt:'! t .nd was 'aid out and th. de
lenders of the pla rinaliv came on; mc
1 'rioiiS a:,d the reuilid are a d -u ;ifchd
i-"Jooi and a multitude of blooily laces
.-.nd iry'.t,, limbs
After-effects of the grip, severe colds
nnd fevers are quickly vanish-. d by
Hoods S.irsapariUu.
j
COMPANY
STILLWATER COTTON
Secretary Grimes Incorporates Terri
torial Institution.
Guthrie, O. T, Mar, h 7. The Clark
fottcn company cf Stillwater, Payne
county, has been . hartered for twenty
years by Secretary Crimes. The 10m
rany has organized to bu. sell, can and
compress cotton and the manufacturing
c--ttcn seed products. The capita!
Mock 03 $?5.000. The directors are .1. I..
J'aimour. W. O. nark, and E. 11. Mc-t'artl-v.
all of Stillwater.
SATISFACTION IS EXPRESSED
A. and M. College Is Approved by
Those Taking the Work.
Sttllw-itrr. O. T., March 7. At the riose
rf th shn-t courec In aurieultur-. . hirtl-
ulture and mechanic arts at th A. and
M. Whcf . !h stud, nis taking the work
resented the following to 1 'resident
Scott.
"At V..f of the- Meat weeks' work
i the sr.rt course ut the A. and M. col
lege, w, the und. rsignod farmers of
HOLE IN THE LUNGS
There are thousands of men
and women, as well as evert
with holes in their ungs : con
sumption stopped.
What did it ?
Some change m way ( f life
and Scott's emulsion ( t i xl.
'iver oil.
A hole in the lungs, once
nealcd, is no worse than a too
tight waist or -a a: treat. Take
the tin vision and give it a
chance to heal the wound.
A HAPPY DELIVERANCE FROiVl
THE AGONIES 0 F RHEUMATISM
aine s
Celery Compound
Achieves a Wonderful Victory
Over the Terrible Disease.
A YEBY RECENT LETTER FROM
VETERAN OF THE CIVIL WAR.
If you are a sufferer from rheumatism
in any of its terrible forms muscular,
inflammatory, or sciatic, be assured of the
glorious truth that Paine's Celery Com
pound will work for you a permanent and
happy cure. The thousands of letters
received from people who have thrown
off their burdens and agonies, prove con-
cluslvely that Paine's Celery Compound
is the one great specific for this awful dis
j case.
Medical evidence freely given by honest
i and unbiased physicians, places Paine's
! Celery Compound ahead of all other pre
scriptions and medicines as an infallible
cure for rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
diseases, kidney trouble, liver complaint,'
derangements of the stomach, and
troubles arising from an Impure condition
of the blood.
tne following letter, dated 154 East 45th
street. New Tork, February IS, 1902,
should inspire all rheumatic sufferers with
new hope of a better and happlqr life.
Mr. Edwin Bailiss says:
"I have suffered with rheumatism for
cine, I am entirely cured. I take groat
pleasure in recommending Paine's Celery
Compound as a medicine which will cure
all kinds of rheumatism and kidney dis
ease. I really find Paine's Celery Com
pound worth Its weight in gold, and most
.cheerfully recommend it to my friends and
, the public. I am a veteran of the Civil
War and sixty years of age. Again I say,
I am fully restored to health by Paine's
Celrry Compound."
DijimniMl IIvpc Original andi only reliable.
VIWUIVIIH J
Beware ofpoor imitations.
Oklahoma, having been students in that
, course, wish to express our entire sat
isfaction with the work. We strongly
approve of the subjects covered and of
the maimer in which they are presented.
This course has opened our eyes to the
advantages of farming on a scientific ba
sis. We heartily commend it to our
brothers in agriculture, and we heartily
believe that if our fellow farmers of
Oklahoma fully understood the benefits
to be derived from it there would not be
room to accommodate those who would
come.
We wish to congratulate the Agrlcul
; tural and Mechanical college on its pos
! session of trained- specialists in its sev
I eral departments. We approve of the
work done by the experiment station
i & nd wish to thank Director Fields and
! his able corps - of assistants for their
, painstaking efforts to make our stay
here one of pleasure, interest and profit;
and we hope the day is not far distant
when the young farmers of Oklahoma
will come far and near to take advan
tage of the great opportunities so freely
j offered here.
1 1 "Oklahoma farmers lead In their in
terest in modern methods and new dis
coveries along agricultural lines. This,
more than any other factor, is responsi
ble for the rapid development of the ag
. ricultural possibilities of the territory
and it Is the purpose of the A. and M.
, college to always endeavor to provide
instruction and in formation for those
who seek it."
REMOVAL OF CREEK INDIANS
Bill Introduced in Senate by Harris of
Kansas Is Adopted.
Washington, March 7. On account of
the indisposition of Mr. Vest, (Mo.), and
Mr. Mallory, (Fla.), who expected to
sieak today on the pending ship subsidy
bill, that measuro was not considered by
, the senate today.
The diplomatic and consular appropri
ation bill was passed, and then thi sen
ate took up the measure for the p.otec
tion of the president of the United States.
Mr. Bacon. Ga-). continued his- speech,
begun yesterday, In opposition to the
bill, mukinc a n ex tended mmHhiHnn.i
argument against it. The senate agreed
t0 n-ake tn,! bm tfce unfinished burluess
ui im- conclusion or consideration cf the
ship subsidy bill.
A resolution offered by Mr, Harris.
(Kan., directing the committee on In
dia nr.fTairs to investigate the matter of
the removal of certain Creek Indians
from the lands assigned to them and to
report by bill or otherwise, was adooted
" V
SAVED BABY FROM FLAMES
Mother Throws Baby Throu-h Win
dow and Ilensclf I'erishoH.
Guthrie, o. T.. March ".Further de
tails of the horrible death of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Jt. Cherry of Lawtca. omes
through the El Rr.o Bell. It say.i:
A. K I'hf-rry and wife .of Lawton, were
bune-tl to V.ith on Sunday in their cot
t ig- .1 th:r claim t;t:y mHos southwest
of I.;.vtin. Mr. Cherry, who wes man
ager i.f the Carbon Gas I-arap and Usht
tomi-any. i Lawt-n, went ta bis claim
u . k airo to it. ike improvements and
s.ui-m..nt. On Sunday eventa. Jv.st
am.: -I'ti-vr, .ur. trtrry was p:
Paring
it fX-
, :o ii-t -i jraaol
)1. ! 3. fliKnr th.
, Uur . n-i r-is Mrs
j nt. t i.-exv their
j dou. n'uch s?v.i
mp whf-n
ht
"V o.'ttage full cf
w ho was r-rea-fiuch
thi w!r
anl thou wj'.h
I; r exit, .hil.j
'r.'y c.-r.cl.
im. s t - fird hr
I hr v : j:
, Mr. O':
I wc- rr.-;
and ih .5
in r , it
's r.b!a2- . r. .:k 1
ry. air !v
"r arirnt; tN- :! ir
ac riiired Irs Lfc. li
l nn ii mil Monday
liajjered
morrins-.
wh n
cur .
th -3rrH Mrs. Cherry also sue
the fffrcts of the burns.
"TERRITORY OF JEFFERSON"
IMll Tov the Governing or Indian
Territory ftepsrSed.
V'ashir.s-tori. MArr4 ? T-. ,.-..,
:'- n territories decided t.xtay to t
rt :h. nt ?ocrr.ins the livltan t r-i
ccucrsnn. with a lerMature thnllar to
tho other trrtitori5, a government and
a dejeste in cr.gTwa.
GRAND JURY DISCHARGED
Kmc Iro ctmerts Were Retyrred, But
None Mada Public
Guthrie. O. T.. Marvh "-The grind
8
TO PAY PRES.
SCOTT'S BILL?
That's the Question Confront
ing Auditor L W, Baxter. s
ASKS STRANG'S OPINION
Has Board of Regents Any
Law Backing It,
Guthrie, O. X., March 7, Attorney Gen-
oral Strang has been asked- for an opin
ion by Auditor L. W. Baxter on the mat
ter relative to paying a claim for ex
penses presented by President A. C. Scott
of Stillwater, incurred on a trip to Wash
ington in the interest of the A. and M.
college. Some weeks ago at a meeting
of the board of regents It was definitely
decided to send Professor Scott to Wash
ington to secure .a larger appropriation
In ihe form of school land rentals for
the A. and M. college. His bill, amount
ing to 3141.S0. was yesterday sent to the
auditor's office. A letter was immediately
sent to President Scott asking "under
what law the payment of this claim
could be based. At the same time a re
quest tor an opinion was sent to the at
torney general. There-seems to be some
question in the auditor's office whether
there Is any special law bearing on this
appropriation. The board of education
for normal schools, as no provisions In
any law concerning them, whereby they
can pay the expenses of any president,
or member of the board for such a trip,
it is the belief of Auditor Baxter that
the same proposition holds good in this
case.
President Scott has presented an Item
ized statement showing for what pur
pose money was expended on this trip.
President Boyd of the university went to
Washington at about the same time. His
trip was authorized by the board of rea
gents of tho university. While the claim
is not yet presented to the auditor's of
fice, it seems that ah opinion from At
torney General Strang on the Scott mat
ter will also establish u precedent In
President Boyd's case. The opinion from
Attorney General Strang is looked for j
within a few days, and until that opln- j
ion is handed down, no action will be j
taken in tho matter by Auditor Baxter.
TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.
Laxatlvo . Bromo-Qulnlne removes the
jcause. E. W. Grove's signature on every
box.
' EDITOR ISSUES WARNING
Jlcdford 3Inii Declares the Bullets
are Flyinrr Too Thick Around Him.
Guthrie, O. T., March 7. The editor of
the Medford Mall gives out this gentle
warning In his columns:
We will just mention hero that the
parties who make a practice of shoving
holo3 In the air In the vicinity of our
homo aro hereby warned to stop It.
Thursday night of last week a shot was
flrod from tho road which passed over
tho kitchen. Last ovonlng Just at dusk,
our son was walking along tho road near
ABOUT CATARRH CURES
The Reason Why Inhalers and Local
Applications Are Useless.
For many years catarrh was considered
to be a local disease, and was treated en
tirely by local remedies, salves, oint
ments, powders, sprays and inhaler, and
nearly all of these gavo n temporary re
lief, but a genuine permanent cure was
very rare.
It Is true the most cnnoyirnr symptoms,
like stoppage of tho nose and thrrat
trouble, are purely lcui. r?n they are
Mtmply symptoms a: 1 th rra! seat of I
disease Is far rcmo-. 1.
Catarrh la a constl'uUrwd disease, a
blood disorder, complicated usually with
disease of the liver, aad to suppobo that
local applications of sprays powdera. In
halers, could ever reach th real cause ef
the trouble is ridiculous.
The sensible and suec?f.jl treatment
19 to ivn-ove the catarrhal poUjrt f run
the system by regulating tbo Uv.r and
consist of antiseptics and remedies to
purifying the blood, and th's can -olv be
; doue by r.n Interna! rem- iv. which ;-bculd
act vi:rorus!y on th? .'. d end !iv ,-.
The Iwst preparation cf this k r.-3 which
fills all the reQuiremccts ot a saf con
stitutional treatment H Stuart 3 Catarrh
Tablets, composed of blood root, red jrum
and similar wholesome art:spti -s. Tvhh
ar absolutely eafe to tike into th- stom
ach, and whteh act u.on tho liver. .-tom-ah
rtsid mucous mtmbraT1.
Muarts catarrh TabU u aro large.
dissolved ta the mouth thus raohl- the !
mucous membrane and w:nd-pjpe. and j
Anally r-cbingr tho ftnmac'i. '
rr. Edtr.w.isn, in sr-oaki-e .f th-- n-w !
treatment for catarrh .v ' r h, r. :
comr.UshHl the mo satisfactory rf-suHa
In 11 forms of caUrrh of the bed
throat. hrnnrM1 tnh. ... -.u
: :.nh
I -
t thv
Ing Mt Stuart s Oat.ir'-h Ti
long ir,Cf threw prw
"Stuart 9 Catarrh Tab?t act ircmM:- I
st-!v upon the l:fr and bfc-i En-i rlsr
the whoie systt-m cf CAtArrhaj r-in t
Thy are fins&nt ob-2 vry c?n .e-1 J
t:s. and they srr ;ot -i !y rh? !art. but 1
j ii bo t.i.. tst rfSu, cr I
tainty the safest treatment fcr any form
of catarrh.' ' j
AU druggisti seS Srjart s '"atarri; Tb-
1- ts -.. 50 v-..ats for f els d r-.W-- :
homo when two men In a buggy passed
him and fired a pistol behind them, the
bail striking the ground nedr the boy.
Wo feel tolerably sure we know who the
shooters are, and wedrop this gentle
warning that they may "take the hint.
TWO CASE'S -APPEALED
Supreme Court Mas One From Kay
and Canadia'n 'Counties to Handle.
Guthrie, O. T. March 7-. Taylor P.
Christy vs. Miram! D- Springs is tho title
of a case appealed to tea. supreme court
from Canadian county. In, the lower
court Springs secured a judgment string
him possession of a quarter section of
land and Christy appealed,-to the higher
eourt-
The Gelser Manufacturing company of
Pennsylvania against Wv B. Berry and E.
P. Marford has been appealed from Kay
county to, the supreme court. It Is a
threshing machine case and in the lower
court J. H. McDonald and Borry secured
judgment against -the ccmpanj- for 31.5SO:
B. P. Hurford sigied a note as security
and in such a manner gets into the case.
MORGAN MELTON MUZZLED
Important Arrest Is Made at Shaw
nee by Police Chief.
Shawnee, O .T.. March 7. Chief "Doug
las of tho police force, made an Import
ant arrest this morning, in taking in a
negro, wanted in Elmore county. Ala.,
for murder, says the Quill. The man has
been here for some time and was located
by means of the letters he wrote hack
to the vicinity of the crime. While In
Alabama he -was known as Morgan Mel
ton, and whilo..here he was O. C Banks.
He was placed In Jail at Tecumseh and
the sheriff of the county in which the
Icrime was committed was notified by
wire.
WILL INCREASE REWARD
Ferguson Will Offer $1,000 for Cap
ture and Convlcitlon of Bert Casey.
Guthrie. O. T., March 7.Governor Fer
guson, within a few days, will Increase
the reward offered for Bert Casey, who
Is charged with the murder of Sheriff
Frank Smith at Anadarko, to $1,009.
The standing reward at the present time
is $500, which was offered, immediately
after Smith's death. Upon the state
ments made by Williams and Mobbely,
confined in the federal jail in this city,
Governor Ferguson will direct the pay
ment of the reward of $500, for Swofford,
who was killed In the battle near We
woka, A confession of tho men in jail
stated without any question that Swof
ford was one of the men Implicated In
tho Anadarko murders.
PHONE POLE STOPPED THEM
Parties at Shawnee Ware Excltinjr
Time in Jtuunwny.
Shawnee. O. T., March 7. The Quill
says: As J. E. Culver and his Httlo son,
Clifton, were driving into Shawneo on
Market street this morning, the team
became frightened and ran a few blocks
at n break-neck speed down Market
street. When reaching Ninth street the
team ran into a 'phono polo, which over
turned the buggy, badly wrecking It,
and throwing Mr. Culler and his son out
with great violence. byt; fortunately they
escaped with only a few brui&as.
CONTRACTS ARE CLOSED
Oklahoma and Indian Territory Rail
road Will Begrn in Terr Days
Guthrie. O. T March ". The: contracts
have been closed by which the Oklahoma
& Indian territory railroad company be
gins the construction within ten days of
,a line from Hickory through Sulphur 5
Springs to Davis, on the Santa Fe main
line. It absorbs the Sulphur Springs gov
ernment franchise granted one year ago.
WENNER BACK
IN OKLAHOMA
Sick Man
Is Great Deal Better, But
Not Well Yet.
Guthrie, O. T., March 7. Fred L.. Wan
ner, former private secretary to Gover
nor Ferguson, is back from Kansas City,
where he underwent a surgical operation.
Mr. Wenner Is rapidly Improving-, but
will return to Kansas City In a few
days to continue tho treatment at the
hospital.
CAPITAL STOCK $1,000
Farmers' and Business Mens' Tele,
phone Company Is Chartered.
Guthrie, O. T., March 7.Tho Farmers',
and Business Mens' Telephone company
of Carwlle, O. T., has-been chartered,
for a term of twenty years. The capital
stock is $10,(09. The incorporators are:
J. H. Maderls, C. A. Brewer, Guy T.
Johnson, J. B. Van Wyles and C. M.
Brewer, all 0$ Carwlle.
The Vice of Nagging.
Clouds the happiness of the home, but
a nagging woman often noeda help. Sbo
may be so nervous and run-down in health
that trifles annoy her. If she is melan
choly, excitable, troubled with loss of ap
petite, headache, sJetepleecsaess, constipa
tion or fainting and dlszy spells, she needs
Electric Bitters, the most wonderful
remedy for aillns women. Thousands of
sufferers Uosa female troubles, nervous
troubles, backache and weak kidneys
have used it. aad become healthy and
happy. Try it. Only ttc. Gearing's
pharmacy guarantee satisfaction,
SHAWNEE GETS SANTA FE
Railroad
Signs Contract to
Pass I
j
Through That City.
Guthrie, O. T.. March 7. The Santa F '
has signed a contract with the city of .
Bhawr.' e to extend through that city the j
&st-rn Oklahoma, bow building two
hrr.Jred miles sooth. !
NO WATER SHORTAGE NOW
Olatheand Doaf an.l Iumh Anrlsiu j
V- w - IT 1
uiiHB, Ann., aarrn . 1 ne wai',:
..... . -v vv. .v ao tiM ,
.nere nariy an tne winter, is n' w nt s
-nd. Th
watprworks plant.
given to that city in coaakHra-
, 7
furnlswas the deaf ar.d
m ,or term oi
U" yeara' ni wich was aburtJ fcr
thv bcue u not n21
VCrk ' rrPr?'. hea tonrA to work
.:i-.-!t:y under the cttfa m4nae-rr. r.t
tete the reaerrofta sack day ,
Tae!MY9itnensi3na !
I
COULD HARDLY BE RECOGHIZED
FxvpRodle," of 3Iine Hxpl.ln Mr-
urns an- Jicrovcreu. '
il i.oBgaitAla. Pa-. Maii LT '.it
oadies of the victims of tae are dasap :
explosion at Catsfcurg same ytsttrttay.
wr reccr4. shorty aftr mldrjight .
r.I br -sht cut te the mam rstra--e :
Tv b r- .-:.dy dd --frr. I- 1 '
IOWA
SELECTED
PRESIDEN
Prof. Kelley Will be President
of Tonkawa School,
WERE MANY APPLICANTS
Choice Was Made by the
Board of Regents.
Guthrie, O. T., March I. The board of
regents for the Tonkawa Preparatory
school, which is now being erected, hive
decided on Prof. J. H. Kelly of Fnda.
Iowa, as the president of that institu
tion when It opens next fall. Professor
Kelly is a university and normal grad
uate. His recommendations to the board
apparently are of the very best, and it
was with the consent of Governor Fer
guson that the selection was made.
There were numerous applications for
guson that tho selection was made.
There wer numerous candidates for the
iMNHioa ana tna noaru received roaay
letters endorsing thee candidates. The
decision was made this spring in order I
to settle this matter and relieve the j
board from any embarrassment which i
might come up In the future over ap- j
plications.
At president Professor Kelly will prob-
ably receive about $1,500 per annum. '
The board has not yet made any definite
arrangements for salaries, but it is un
derstood that the president of this school
will receive at least $1,500. X selections
have yet been made for teachers in this
school, nor will selections be made untii
a meeting some time during the summer.
RECRUITS TOO NUMEROUS
Department Aks That Any 5npL
eions Xiookinsr Youur Ones be Barred.
Salina, ICan., March 7. Corporal Smith
the local recruiting officer in this city.
has received instructions that the number
of recruits must be reduced and he is
instructed to pick only the best and to
wholly refuse to accept actual and sus
pected minors. The order also says that
auxiliary recruiting staUons now being
maintained at a largto expense will be
dlsconUnued Immediately. Whether this
will apply to the Salina station is for the
department to decide.
WHAT GERMANY IS AFTER
Sends Henry Over to Gain Certain
Kljrhts on Carrlblienu "Waters.
New York, Maroh "I am Informed
from a trustworthy source,", says a Ber
lin paper, "that the ultimate obleet or
Prlnca Henry's visit to Washington to
to bring- about an agreement by which
Germany will be permitted to maintain
a larire fleet on the Carribean water
to serve for the protection of German
setUers and property righto imperilled
by the frequent revolutions In the South
rVmerlcan republics.
FEDERAL BEFORE STATE
Texas Supreme Court little lu Us
tabllidtinerof Ounrantlne Line.
Austin. Texas. March -.-in a decision
just banded down, the supreme court of
Texas holds that the State Livestock .
Sanitary board has not the authority to
establish a cattle quarantine line at
variance with that of federal commbslon.
The quarantine was established alt a pro
tection against splenetic fever and tho
variance between the state aid federal
lines have been a source of much trouble
to eatUemen throughout the western
country.
Lockjaw From Cobwebs.
Cobwebs put on a ' cut lately gave a
woman lockjaw. Millions know that the
best thins- to put on a out Is Buck! en's
Arnica Salve, the Infallible healer of
Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin Eruptions,
Buras, Scalds and Piles. It cures or no
pay. Only 35c, at Gearing's pharmacy.
AMP1L TOLD PIPE DREAM
IV risht Says Everything la Peaceful
in I'rovineo ofjloronsj.
Manila, March 7. Acting Oovernor
Wright Jay that the province of Morons
and the entire province of Riffeal were
never more peaceful thin they are now
and that the recent occurrences were en-
,,,, , . , . .
tirely due to the influence ef tnsurrsctos s
urKo. 1,0 k.. , . . ,
Batsngas provinces.
The utterances of Seaor Anipil, the for
mer pt-ttsidsst of the town of Csintra,
JUorong. who was recently captared by
insurgents and subsequently escaped are
classed by Mr. Wright as being unre-
liable and as manly the remarks of a ,
"ra" wror. !
The acUon of the band which captured '
Ampil was largely due to a personal ven- 1
detta. The constabulary have already J
I atsperseo tne Dana and captured many -
arms, and have completely broke the
power of MontsJoa, the old ladrone
chief, who. for years was the terror of
the province.
Mr. Wright feels satisfied. rosa con- !
versations which be has given Bell and
others that the surrectloa Is exptrh.
WEATHER HAS LITTLE EFFECT
! Preparations for Enormous Sorlne f
Trade Continues Evcryv.-hcre.
3s'r Tork. March 7.-R. O.
Dunn tz
vrklr rv;ew of trade totabrro-r
v
i Uacttld weather was the most ur.sat-
,ion ddn thaw fwn,
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freshets ard floods.
Ui.'-.r lortlng of inter'iats suffered v 1 rr
ly a'.i rona-ssers w-ra urgr-t for shr
r;!as r,f j-iavKi Jt -txi. whll grt
.iL..r1l!:'- -f TTiur. r.:. r,imm tur.m r:iK
ppTirs lraJ. :su.
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Miss Gertrude Williams, Chaplain of
1 Woman's Christian Association of
Detroit, and Two Other Women.
Tell jiow Lydia E. Bukhara's Vegetable Compound
Cures Periodic Suffering.
While no womaxt is entirely free from periodical suffering", ft noes net sc-ra
to Ijave bou tie plan of nature that wogmci sbonld suffer so srerelr. Lydia
E. x-iiilcftain's Vegetable Compound is the tnosv thorough fersota rgu
latbr known to medical science- It relieves the condition, which t reduces so
ranch discomfort and robs menstruation of its terrors.
MISS GERTRUDE WILLIAMS.
"Dear Mrs. Pixkhax: and dear friend, for such your iudi)ir
has proved to me: 'a friend in need is a friend indeL r
! years I sitLfeiedfrom Menorrhagia, orprofuse and painful ioaktrua:iun.
. until my vitality was well nigh gone, and as a last resort f took six
I bottles of Lydia E. Piukhum's Vegetable Compound and v.t r.j-
stprett to Health, to the surprise or my mauds, and I now tln its
praises. Gratefully yours, Miss Gertrude Williuuis, 7 Cotantbhi St,
West Detroit, Mieh."
Two More Sufferers Relieved.
"Dear Mrs. PdvKkam : I had
j baen a sufferer of suppression, of the
1 menses from girlhood, always appear
I ing after time and causing- groat pain
1 compelling- me to keep my bea. I
1 tried a number of doctors but without
i relief. Having- read so many testi
monies about the pood Lydia K.
; PJnlcham'a Vegetable Coni
! pound had done I decided to try it.
' Aiter using only one bottle I felt
much better. I continued its use aad
the health and strength that I havo
; to-day I feel I owe to you." Mas.
CnA3. B. Gill, 1012 Winter St., Phil
i adelphia, Pa.
: Women who aro troubled with gainful or irragjthr irianstmntioa,
backache, bloating (or flatulence), laucorrhuiii, falling, int1annxii8t or
I ulceration of the uterus, ovarian troubles, that M beannff.down feo&tg.
dizziness, fointness, indigestion, nervous prostration or tbo bines, shewM
take immediate action to ward off the serious coofiaqtiencea, and bo
rescorea to penect health ana strength by taking Lydia K. Plnldmxn's
Vegetable Compound, and then
for further free advice. Thousands
JIKWARD. V ha4eeitl wltb tsKa.UoBAl 0f l5akof Ljan.W03.
blca will be piI to tut pnou wbo co asa ta.t th atrara Udtksesiat ti
are sot seoiuae, or wci- m&&Us4 txfor-5 obutntng t -rrlter tptl pt'
year ago.
Exports of wheat flour laetudod, were
4.171.SJ.1 bushels, against 3JJ6.033 n the
previous week and SJ&SM a year ago.
Svsn corn want out mors freely. Atlantic
exports exceeditg- ten per cent of O)
movement a yaar ago. or 371.90' bufbellt.
against 3.357. .
SpeculaUou vrna qciat, wtth many
gueseee as to the coming report of farm
reserves. .
Failures for the week numbered 17t is
th United States against 201 last year,
sr.d 17 in Canada, 'against 2C last year.
OASTORIA,
FOR PERMANENT CENSlls
. , ,
Koneovtjlr.TnHtrHctiH Hitchcock n to
' Y , ,
Ills Duty in tho Matter.
Washington. March 1. The president
has sent tb follow tag letter to the sec
retary of the interior:
"Whits Houac.
"Washington, March f.
"Sir: I have signed tha act prevtdlns
t' r .i rrfrmn-Ti ceasus bur-a'J. H.tin
: .,f thi, Mt provides that the work per
-v.- to the twelfth ca v,
csrrleu on by tb crs cnV- under ;
tb existing orgsnUbUioa i.t.tii th .lr ,
iy 0f Juh when the p-rannt cn.;s j
oncers h.-rtln pro-.tdod Ut ehjil r
WSKWI Dces'nt that word ez- jm
li-afe "S- JH83 your conditicn '
0 k Arentyoy depressed.
P iv-S 2-r w e otst pB
i t it? Vf?t w have done Wm
I jMMP x iftiMag tor you and Em
car. sir 9 ym rsftsl. For ISf
8B f.st. baf. p- s-4 ."- -'r It yois? 9kS
WrxX yotj 'm6 n jotl u tr&om. umI ygttr achsMa Mm
H w as u- that rvi taks as attcc CanMtwK.e saKsBsf 4 !c&t 9rv
W fiCeaxrf W 7f -Shl Or. Tbtbr Ut Mudstsat 4rj . Su Wft
Y. v-- -.--z - - 3 " sit. TmfJU&tec'p. cfe pffi
yfi fr vf Cco.'uua DfrtaRae. to&uamz tfert xa& Mm
BimHER EEOiCiRE CO., GhaHiiwigt, Tmn. M
" Dear Ins. rnfrcnAit : I write
i
to let you know how tb&akiul I
feel toward you aad your remedies
Words cannot expross the noacrfit 1
have receiTod from'Lydia E. Plnk
linm's Vegetable Compound. I
had been troubled with my poriods
being very irregular and painful, also
suffered with ray back aad kidneys,
but now I feel like a nnw woman. I
cheerfully recommend your rematticf
to any one suffering M I was,
Mm JAKKfi Cox, 5S6 Washington. St..
Camden, N.J. 5
write to Sirs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.,
have been turM by so doing.
gaalsed by the director ef th ee9n
Section flve psevides that with year
prsval the director of the cmmmm star ;
petat the permeaent nwnH tors ia tr-
"In the flrnt slace. from the presort
astetoyas at the aMntw e3er. rc tf,
the sseood ptee. all nw sppo!t,t'eNit
to be auUki la acaanCasca with th- tvt:
service law. -After taaay of th , ;
eatplsqPM af she cmavm eter bav
bees appatotad upon ta permstwrat tvt - i
Uty bcorni Jfirt of the eioiwir- ; rr
viee. I have been over the 'rt'. e -tlons
very cartruliy with the tt.-r
gvocrsi and ?h!r r.str-jct'r. s'rr i-j
ba rrfeetly c!ar Tvu wKl iae r.
form the directer of th eeasus 'ht h;
Sice ill continue ta be efnUtefd
as It h. baa alaptsa aatll tsa first st
July. Cm that i&T lie wtO. wf'h r -
iwrssissjon. appoint scb HsaUr ' t;
present fr uner hka at wl: n'l
tut th prraaneot eeaaus tntf -Ing
mly so masy a? rp ta -s srn trt
!y B3! n A. After that aa a;1. m
antf w4l rrwt4e vsjAer c fa
ttens of the etvU es-vtae act r-r m)j
yeur.
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"rttarr t '-"if,1
pop eae caibm..
V.Tid Lmt aflstttr. 4st. as a rahe. imtk tt
Daily Xagte 4-Hm4, Ite tT wk.
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