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THE FORT WORTH RECORD: SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1904.—PART I
3
A LETTER TO MR BE
ORED EDITORS
M Cottage St, Meirosa Mam.
Dear Sir:
Jan. 11. 1HI
ver ana
ou
F.
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Clearing all the
goods
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summer
1K80LUTI0NS
PASSED
Fair-AIndianola Echo.
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ATTEMPT TO ROB
Pris
Releaned.
DORANT PAYMASTER
NORTH TEXAS RAIN
Women’s $5,00 run-
FALL IS GENERAL
US8
special at
Mercerized P’otticoqte: with a deep flounce
.... 73c
r «
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►
■ i
WEEVIL TO INCREASE.
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Gloves A handkerchiefs
THE CORN CROP IS MADE
Durant, I. T., Aug. •.—(Special.)—A
Farmers state that while
met!
in
28
welcomed by
GOVERNOR GREEN MeCURTAIN.
-- (Special.)--
Of Governor Green
Me-
the
Curtain as the last governor of
the late crop will
for cotton. Inasmuch as the boll
to
wet weather insect and will
DAWEI COMMISSION.
Some
.....98c
Sinee
Aug. 4—(Special.)--
re
..... 16c
of any consequence
A
)
th.
29c
4
We must see the last
.wife who reads.
ill
INDIAN TERRITORY IMMIGRArION.
Eeonomy tn every item.
Absorbo Wash Ra gS—knit not woven.
ALL GLASSWANR TWAT WAS
.....5c
China Mattings that we sell regulariy
..... 20c
I
Japanese Mattings that always sell for
SUN WONNNTS of pink or blue
.....25c
......29c
GIRCIAN GIRDLHS, the regular
SHOE FoLISH, regular 10c Baby
.....39c
:... 5c
......>12 50
I)
Good Bain at MeTinney.
to hold office until
of
e laws of Oklahoma would
Plaels Pole rr cotton Dwewer Heme
Miss Emily
Pittsfeld, Masa. Aug.
L
the stzeet
Bomd Over by the Ci
er.
Ardmore. I
Aug. < Speclal.) —
Bob RIdiey and Jim Severe were placed
8
Be
35
run
H
and ruffle.- on the bottom,
reduced from $1.00,to ...
the
this
Parker - Lowe
7th 8r Houston
Has it for Less
"Ever ninee I was la the armx, I
had mor or lees kieney troudie and
witnin the past year I* become OT M-
about
crash
WAISTS WORTI TO 83.50 at $225
WAISTS wonri TO se.se AT IW
WAISTS wonri TO plO AT si.na
som farmers APPREHENSIVE GOV. GREEN M’CURTAIN
THAT IT MAY CAUSE BOLL 1 .
of enekasha bound tnem over,
couxries von IDIAN rnnrrouT.
My.
pour.
posed to have Indian Teri ter y come in
as a state.
Bille Polish,
reduced to .
* t?
233
bad tor pond teeth,
tic bottle ........
sanitary and absorbent
special at -...........
for 10c a yard.
a Monday special ...
tie and 40c a yard,
reduced to .........
Voc quality,
reduced to ...
armholes, silk taped.
60c values for ......
chambray,
special, at ...
Parker - Lowe
7th&Houston
Has it for Less
Som. men are too law to enjoy •
vacaton. /
wonLDs FAIR noAnD
■ta* Muttere ter -- two
Hla Eleetton Will Hare .a Importmmt
Bearing on Choetaw Affair*.
First Bata of Any Consee
July 4, Falla.
of them in a jiffy and those prices
move them.
Doubles, and in many cases, triples the usual buying power of every
dollar you spend here, and on the merchandise that is most in demand
Ga
government
frst electiqn
moan that th<
-
His Election Will Have Important
Bearing on Chickasaw Nation
Affaire.
) -------
Equml Lebor Righte Demanded for
LAWNS all that were Ie DlA
a yard, reduced to....... 2z•
Just get the Delineator.
Muskogee,
The election
Hood’sSrsaparilla
fwfnlr M, cures on Ma manttestattons.
Fringed Turkish Towels 19x16 inchen,
both bieached and unbieached 191
were lie, reduced to .......... IZzU
LATTER WRITS TP mis" HORSE
AND GHTS AWAY. avrHovGII
HE WAS FIRED AT.
Get Kid
of Scrofula
/tad* eruptlova, MaqramaUoax, sore-
hm d ue eyenas and ear aineames M*.
ta—, iM* tin mil,qtanK it*,
are Mir o te troables it ——
rnna tensaciveevn, makine havoc o
i
Ia
Au=1%4-(Specla?
Thia l, Iha plan to have Governor
Ferguson of Oklahoma appoint all the
Quinlon, Texas,
A fine rain fell hoi
Bata st Mandley
Standles. Texaz, Aos. 6-An almost
continuous rain has bean taline since
« ‘cloek this mornine. with no pros-
pacts for eaaatBg nt 1*0 F m
There aas, within Iba past ten Mya,
been n revival ot the plan to divide In-
atan Territory into counties and make
a territolai form of government, •hieh
»ka*l attain untii l»M. when it ia pro-
TersMartal Tiia.Mli iS ntntement.
Guth ria. O. T.. Aue. «.—(Special.)—
Territorial Tressurer kamho last night
lied his monthly Ananelal statement,
xowme on hands the rum of 1552,120:
month's receipts, 491,860.76; expenai-
tvm*. $78,641.5: Increase peer July
alateinen, $13,358.45.
• man
t.
MeKmpey. Texas ------
—A moi rain fell her. yesterday
wan beaty needed and *m prove
reat benefit to the cotton crop.
Remnants of Wash floods, worth up Remnants of Wash Hoods worth up Remnants of WoshGooda worth up
to 10c, speclal ................. 5 to Ito. special ... ...... Gue to 206, mpecial ......... T*e
CONCLUDE SESSION
AMUAL CONVENTION AT GOTH-
RIE INDORSES PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT.
September number now here.
Embroidery remnants
Not a lot of shopworn goods, but abort lengths of
season’s best selling patterns.
EMRROIDEHIES THAT WERE Ito, for .
KMNROIDRRIS THAT WERE Sto, for 1O<
MMBROIDERIES THAT WERE Stop for IRf
One hundred door pan* is in pretty de-
signs, on nale Monday, as long A0.
aa they last ................. 43 C
Crex Rugs, the new floor covering.
guilty and sentesced to forty days In
Jan and fined $15 each. The case was
appealed.
Shirt Waist Suits, of pretty Percales, Iaawns an
Chambrays, blouse effect. In two styles, (1 Qo
formerly $3 50, reduced to .............. • 1 30
silrt Walst Suite in bertha effect trimmed
h with lace insertions made from 07 Rg
BB fine India Unon Sit 50 sults ...i JU
HE economy effected in thls Mie ta stralght gain, becaun ef th* perfeet-
desirability of the good -whether as regards alyl* or mnaterial It le
seldom indeed that garment* like- thee* neli for less than chat of material
18*
be mad* effective in Indian Territory
a* well. This has been brought about
by th* activity of the temperance peo-
pl* of the territory. who have started a
campalgn to bring Indian Tesritory in
as a prohibition state To extend th*
laws of Oklahoma would give the brew
atontaln A Cie tripl* Violet Ex-
tract, reduced from 25c ah 10,
Hirsches Violet Tollet Am. K.
mon la. tlo bet tie, Monday.... I DC
Bupercream Bhaving Stick*. 1F,
made by Armour A Co....... I UC
Sosodont, good for bad teeth, not
OMAHA INDIANS ROBBED-
VsMMIi WaM W VWs o,- ■
netur Tak-- Vern Te-.
Skirts wool
insing Incident* Happen to
Some rare bargains in
toilet goods
Vaseline, Cheenbro a Co.. A,
speclal for Monday .......... 4C
Shirt Waist Suite of Buteher’a Linen.
India Linon . and Linen Etamines, a
wide variety of styles, worth SC AA
to $9.50, for ................ •• UU
Rusnian Hlouse and Bailor Suita, with
silk embroldered emblems that have
been sold during th* seanon from 14 St
up to 1144 each, all have Ad 12
been reduced to........... IV
cotton does not need rain
vicinity. It to nevertheless w
after statehood. It
Inlans was robbed in the Banta
station at Ponca ity of all their _
sonal property, consisting chiefly of
-valuable work of Indian manufacture.
An odd lot of Hemstitched Huck and
Fringe Turkish Towels that d Q A
were 25c, reduced to ..........1 3 V
BoU Weevils nt Alice.
Dallas, Aug. 6.—(Special.)—Captain
D. E. Grove has received a report from
Alice. Texas’ to the effect that the boll
weevils are visiting that section in large
numbers. "I hear." said Captain Grove,
“that the resident* in that neighbor-
hood are much icuragcd, but Alicc
a long way from this section of the
state and I do not see anv reason for
our farmers to feel stormed."
yesterday, the first
since July 4. In-
sitien. Finally they agr
locatiop for She pole sci
and Mias Brewer retired.
Point de paris laces 10c & 15c yd
DOINT de Paris Eagen, with Insertions to mateh. a
F large assortment of pattern. It I. nehdom that
laces of such markea excellence soil at half an, law
than half the regular prices. Each of Ikuo itema is a
money savor for you.
HIM WORTH IM mna Ma, Iw lOf
LACEB WORTH Mo to Me, for. .154
A goodsize fall bleached Turkish Bath
Towel, with fringed sods. A
were 12*e, red need to .......... DC
. —pleased st report:
id Indian crop is practicall
$125 and $1.50 white waists
at 50c
Woman’a Whit* Lawn and India Linon
Walst trimmed with tueka, lace inser-
"onaand embroldery. all nleely made,
mostly large slzes, reduced in price Rn,
from $1.25 and $1.50 to ........... UUG
All broken lines of Pure Idnen Shirt
waist Suits, pinks, blues and whits—hand
embroldered, lacetrimmed or tailor made
to be closed out at half prlce.
Fine Rain at Llane.
Llano. Texas, Aug. 6.—(Specfa}}—
Uano has had one of the finest rains
today of the past four months, lasting
several hours, and it is rainng tonight
Crops and grass oould not be in any
finer shape.
Here Erpeeted This Fal "Than at Any
Fisstows TImm.
Muskogee. I. T., Aug. 6.—(Spectal )—
J. Geerge Wright, Indian inspector,
says this fall will witness the greatest
immiration to Indian Territory of any
year In the history of the territory Mr
Wright has been here a rood many
years and ought to make a correct dl-
agnosis of conditions. He says that
condition* making for a permanent and
populous settlement of white farmer*
are better than they have ever been
before. The conditions surrounding the
transfer of title to lands have been
greatly simplified and now the white
man can obtain title to rood farms in
Indian Territory as readily a* he can in
Missouri, an get better land at a low
figure. The question of title has been
the bugaboo that has kept bona fide
farmer* from coming -to Indian Teri-
tory for yeers This is now removed.
There are other potent conditions
that will have a telfing effect. Every
prospector who comes to Indian Terri-
tory from the North will have to come
through Kansas or Missouri, and will
pass through the flooded districts of
those states, where the high waters
have ruined the crops. When they pass
from the barren fields of the** state*
and see the magnifleent crops in Indian
Territory, the improenton |« going to
slick that this is the place for th* n-
tell I ire nt and progressve farmer And
the crops are bir There will be more
corn, more cotton end more of every-
thing else in Indian Teritory
this year than ever in any preceding
season. ~
AH Roads in Texas Expect to Handle .
__ , . bold attempt wa* made Thursday night
More Cotton r 11* Year Than to hola up and rob Paymaster Moore,
Last-Frult Yield. ‘ or the Durant waterworks system.
do damage to the cotton crop.
Every road in Texas expects to han-
dle a largar crop of cotton this season
dhhan was moved last, although at this
prly date it is impossble to estimate
“th any egree of accuracy the num-
’ c® of bales Texas wUl yield this year.
Tne fact that the flrot bales are com-
ing in from three to four weeko earlier
is regarded ao a favorable indication of
a large crop to come.
QUILAN DROl'TH MoKEx.
ditional heavy rain.
The freight department officials as-
sert that the Kansas crop will fall
short this season, owing to flood, dam-
age in a large portion of the state. In
some Bctions of Texas the agents re-
port that entirely too much rain la
in the territory at a
would limn be next
didodge them. The
fight for prohibtion.
Pfinco railway at Rokhito. and pinceg, net, at Hot W Maka Trtertat
ihe- before Commimoner Parker. A me’’" ot ""
trial resulted in their bain, foua
Sale of mattings,
LINAL clearing of al] odde and ends
I at August prices that are unparal-
leled. Prices in every instance will be
a revelation to the most exacting bar-
Derby Ribbed White Cotton Veata,
crochet finish taped neck IC-
worth 25c each ............ 13C
to received. The corn
ly made, yet some of
be benefited by an ad-
ean find use for another of these walats wben
it coots so very little. The price we make will
sell every one in short order.
Hemstitched Damask Towels, 19x40
inches, with white or colored 94,
bordera, reduced trom He to.4JU
Save neckwear money
DRICES are only halt the regular markingn Saving
F ar, the kind that brine relief to tired poeket hooka.
Groupea for quick selling, prices reduced to almost
nothing,
LACE wrocKs THAT WERE Me. for 25•
LACE mKKI THAT WERE 11*. ter 50e
ze ead Me COLLAR and cuwv swT for 154
dloations are for p-fine cotton crop in
thia, the southern ed of Hy 2 county,
tkotwlhtstsnding the appear ce of the
boll weevil and h 4 worpi
The cotton ls\< "etenuvance that
it is thought a ha---, • is assured in
spite of the damage tne pests can do
now. The corn crop I* good in most
instances.
■1 We further resolve that wo In-
Them to buy tarms, to aoumulate prop-
efiy, ereat bueinens Insttutions,sor:
gaKse neo capital and educate their
hlldrcn; That we encourajre them to
I Mist upon and be contented wHh none
but the very highest stendara of mor-
ality and t’sman that the mintstere
predee editors and ather.. puDIie
l Rs. ndn"eptnarstanaarif‘morarana
Chrgppenvingefnkraith in the f-U
can idea of wef-government.an with
ike faith in the culture, wealth. !-
#
Just to all coacemed, it in.“hrretora
resolved that we indoroe said bill and
call upon the preen of this azeoslation
GasEt in “ecHnk its Immediate pas-
. sa«e." • - ■
Cem puny From
Merceized vests 29c instead
- . of 50c
D IBBED Lisle Vests, highly mar.
IX cerized, toe* finish at nee k ana
INDIANOLA BOBO.
***** FrematTa.Tw Property
I Guumr v-em--* .. ■ e
Outhrie, O. T.. AuF A patty of
r.XThn; &W.^a^
a vtalt today, en route home from res-
neat City, this county, where the Den:
Ver. Bold end duik railway company
conducted a lot Bale yesterdav. The
■entlomon from Mssissipp! purchased
lote. and many of them will make thle
county their home. They spoke of the
tree sdvertleln, riven their town re-
oently. relative to their negro post-
mitss, whom Prestdent Rooseveitre:
fused for severar months to remove, but
who did Unally resign. The protests
aoalnst the woman berving an pot-
Silt- were many, and were ntgned by
all white cttizens of the community.
MegviE ADDRESSED nEGnOES.
•masetpntt. Day Osmerya by the
Colored refuintl. Areund Guthirte.
Guthrie. O. T, AuK 6t.Specia.
The neeroes of this locality observed
Emanamtion day at Inland park here,
the main ceremonies occurrinE yester-
day efternoon and Inst ntght John
Capers presided and the prinetpal ad-
arss wan made by Congressman Bird
8 McGuire, Who lathed to the negroes
elative to the opportunities given
them in America and the appreciation
that should be shown by the black man
in return. He urged education and in-
dustry as the best manno of wolving the
Face problem. Other speeches were
by Nek chiles of Topeka, Kan.,
W H. Carter of Topeka, Frank Greer,
Colonel Tom Howard end R. Emmete
■towart.
PSesolvea further. That a copy of
these resolutions, together with a copy
of his holiness' letter, be sent to every
Casbolle bishop ana priest in America."
The following general reaolutlons
were also adopted:
"Aezolvea, That we further Indorse
the verv able, patriotic and manly ad-
mJniatration of President Theodore
kboseveit, and we do sincehely appeal
to alb loyal Americana to uae every
honorable meg for hla eleouion. .
“I. w« further approve of every
honorable and lawful effort of the labor
interents of the country in its endeavor
to ereate and mainan A better and
healthier condltlqa for itaelt, but urge
that Negro sjiliex tebor be received on
the oasM tefma aS white labor of the
":8a v, That we indorse the
thods of Booler T. WashingtonLas
4 the wisest system of education
Khe mo**** of any race, and we com-
Ind ki* life to the youth of the world
Ming the moat worthy of emula-
Unite tool a ■ Fish Cot.
Guthrie, a Tot Aug. A— (Special.)--
Parties here have been notlied that
within the next two wook* the United
States fish oar will be en route through
At noon there was a hard down-
the planter* in the dry spot*. It is
reported that the rain to general over
North Tezas.
J. C. Duke, manager of the John
Deere Plow company, stated this after-
noon that he is somewhat apprehensive
about the results following this rain.
He is of the opinion that it may cause
the boll worm to get in its work. Rain
is favorable to the boll weevil also, he
said, but outside of the cotton crop
the rain will do no harm.
Reports received at local railway of-
fices indicate that today’* rain 1* gen-
oral and extend* over a large portion
of the state. The rain in many locali-
ties was badly needed by growing crop*
and freight traffic officials are highly
Basement bargains
{ x r E are closing out our entire stock of Glansware Shelves must
VV ne cleared before fall goods arrive. Examine the prices here
quoted and you’ll realize your own intereats demand your attendance
on tomorrow* saje.
Dimmitt Has Fine Rata.
Dimmitt. Texas. Aug. 6.—(Special.)--
A fine rain fell here Thursday night,
which was needed very badly Cotton
had not suffered any, while other crops
had. While cotton is only sn experi-
ment, prospects are, good for it being
a success.
smamupescsanitie 52,35
Form of We •eraasaat-
Mumkogee, L T.. Aim • — (Special)—
Hemmed Huckaback Towela 18x36
inches la Mm, oar regular 160 IO1*
quality, tar .............. IZ20
10V tor Nub
voites. Plain
V o l ia n. Pongeea,
ete that old SB
high aa 40c yard
Barnem Will Make Race.
Guthrie, O. T., Aug. 6.— (Special.)--
Ex-Governor C. M.. Barnes today made
the anneuneerhent of his candidacy for
the Repblican nomination for state
snator from this district. At present
he is mayor of Guthrie, a position that
contntues until next spring. A. B. Holi-
day today announced for representative
from this district. He is a Republican
resident of Crescent City.
full room else.
•til feet ....
the stolebood fight and a fight for con-
trai of the Revublican machine in the
territory for control of appointments.
MISS BREWER WINS
-------
INDIAN HEAD 36-in. wide 4 n A
M6n4»f only ........ | UC
Cenvletien and an Appeal.
Durant. I. T.. Aug. 4 — (Speclal.)—
Tennty Marahal Wilenx arrest'd W D.
Logan and Monroe Baker at Bokchito,
charged with stealingi coal from the
Head what follows.
250 for Natin
Btriped Rm <!«(•*
and Mercerised
Volle=, honestly
worth BOe the yd.
Terri tertal Chartera.
Guthrie, O. T., Aug. (Special. >—A
territorial charter was issued today to
an organization at Blackwell, known
as th* Saloonkeepers’ Protective asso-
citalon, which was formed for the pur-
pose of mutual interest among the sa-
loon mon of that city. They thus bind
together to assist each other in a busi-
ness way. Such organisations have
been formed also in Enid and other
cities. The incorpoators of the Black-
well company are Mike Donovan. Lewis
Gordan and W. H. Adama
Notarial commissions were issued to-
day to John J. Hopps of Lawton and
C. B. Boylan of McLaaud.
Territory Road* After Homeseekers.
Muskogee, I. T., Aug. 4.— (Speclal.) —
Th* immigration agents for the five
lines of railroad operating in this city
have announced that beginning Nov. 1
they are going to make strenuous ef-
fort* to direct the attention of home-
seekers to Indian Territory and the
Southwest. After the World's Fair
sivees the railroads are going to turn
their attention to westward travel, and
the result is likely to be that this
country will be flooded with homeseek-
era The World's Fair and the sum-
mer resorts are in the public eye and
will be until late fall, when the home-
seeker will again come in for his share
of attention.
Tapestry Brussels, one seam rugs,
9x12 foot; Turkish ana 4 EA
floral designa ........... •10 JU
Mail orders are promptly filled
D Your corps of trained shopper* In a manner that invariably give* per-
5 feet natinfaetion. Writ* to u* for sample* of new fall good that
are arriving daily, giving us some idea of the kind and color you prefer
and about the price you want.to pay All of our good* are sold under a
-money back guarantee, we do not connider them *o Id until th* customer
I* eati*fled.
Special prices on our new fall mohairs
75c, 89c, $1.00, $125
NT EW fall mohairs, an wool, double widths. Fresh lot just received In
— stripe*, checka and fancy mannish mixtures, all the popular ahades.
New gold browns, (an* and blues. Priced very-low at 100, Ite, 610o and
41 25 the yard.
Outhrie, O. Tot Aug. 6.—The annual
onvention of Western Negro Editors
closed here last night, following a
three days’ session. It was largely
attended with representatives from all
portions of the West and the discus-
sions included matters of great inter-
est to the negro in all parts of the
United States. The question of the
equal franchise to people of all races
in the new state of Oklahoma wa* In-
dorsed and the people of the entire
coutnry were petitioned for assistance
indpecuring the passage of such an
amindment to the pending statehood
Equal rights for negro lai ' r form a
prominent part of the . solutions
adopted; President Roosevelt was in-
dorsed for re-election, and Pope Pius
X and Booker Washington received
(lattering mention. The following
were the resolutions in full as adopted:
"Resolved, That the Negro Press as-
sociation now in session at Guthrie
beg to return our thanks to his holiness, ।
Pope Pius X, for his expressions of
Christian sympathy In response to our
resolution forwarded to his holiness
August, 1903, and to reuew our confi-
dence in the betterment of humanity as
expressed by his heliness, the pope, to
his church, and the hristian world
generally. Since the Catholic church
has taken such a bold and helpful
stand against the outrages perpetrated
against our race, we respectfully re-
quest the Protestant bodies of this
countr} to take a similar action.
"Resolved, That a copy of these-resog
lutwns be sent to Cardinal Gibbons.
Baltimore, Md.; to kt* holiness, the
Th* M Walst, made to carry all of
th* weight of th* clothing from the
ehouldera All slzes from on* year up
to twelve years, spec tally 1Q,
priced at .................... I3C
Summer wash goods remnants 5c yard
HEY run from 2 to 20 yard, in length a nd Include ginghama and ehambraya in light eolara auitabie far aummer
wear. Home are manufacturera rem nanta and some are end plecca from our own stoek The styies are the
best shown thle year. Unprecedented bar* elan amons them.
F. Brewer, alator of Associate Juntice
Dava J. Brewer ot the felted Btates
supreme eqeyt, has • eht Mal net
the talephor- eompany whieh bad ne-
ere a perthit to piece a pole near the
entrance to the Brewer home in Stock-
bridge. -
From 12 o’etock MM MtU * o’cleek
e??n, are here today lscusstek. mat.
2; sritserrzrpggeore. Ml?ta
zetzizartnetstnpiezrucor”e.Pe:
pian ra make the day al that Jt
gof.br, Fred Wenfer of the schoo
- toad board today received a letter from
S8g22.2c-mdfnct°
on «• grounem:
Clearing sale of women's waists
HAT will bring crowds of eager buyers ABh,
thronging her* tomorrow, moat any woman gGsde
CHiLDS SAlloRS for bait price
$1,00 ones for 50: TBe ones
for 37<. and the $4o or.
ones marked down to ... Z3C
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Shirtwaist suit clearance $32
—e-, vT to not the price alone but the value and not
I the value alone but th* variety of ehoice which
8263 makes th* offering* in this section so popular.
In the morning Miss Brewer personally
guarded the propesed pole location. She
had a tent erected and slepr there,
while nentineis were posted in the
street to prevent surprse by the tele-
phone company.
The deputy sheritf of Stockbridge
ordered Miss Brewer's removal and she
was carried to her house. There she la
turn ordered the officer from her prop*
erty and want back to her station near
the hole There the linemen and selecte
men found her atilt holding herpo-
12% per yard 1e for Onion
for Imported Ba- Brown Ratlates in
tistes worth dou- pretty dots. bour-
ble th* price we ettes and aplash
•ak fur It. prte tings.
everything and was much alarmed--
my strength and pwer wan fast leav-
ing ma I eaw an advertisement ef
Swamp Root and wrote asking for ad-
viee. I began the uae of the medteine
and noted a decided improvement after
taking Smamp-Root only a abort lima
1 continued Its uae and am thankful to
say that I am entirely eared and
strong. In order to be very auro
about thia. I had a fleeter examino
aome of my water today and he pro-
nounced it all right and in splendid
condition.
I know that your Swamp-Root is
purely vegetable and does not contain
any harmful drugs. Thanking you for
my complei* recovery and recommend-
lag Swamp-Root to all sufferers I am
“Very truly yours.
"I C. RICHARDSON."
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful remedy. Dr. Kilmer b
Swamp-Root, sent absolutely free by
mail, also a book telling all about
Swamp-Root. If you are already con-
vinced that Swamp-Root is what you
need, you can purchase the regular
fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles
at the drug stores everywherg. Don’t
make any mistake, but remember the
name. Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and the address, Bing-
hamton. N. Y., on every bottle.
ROMAN CRASM full blenched
was 7 the a yard. K,
Monday ...... UU
Boys’ wash suits 98c
<F OUR cholce tomorrow from a big lot of Roy's Wash
1 Hulls that have been nellinu up to 11 IS In the lot
ar* both Sailor Suits and Rusalan Blouses in Raster
Brown effeeta eut from Chambray*. Galateas and La nen
eries a firm hold
Single stop and it
to mpqesible to
plan involves the
Gingham petticoats
Pettinoata of fanoy .striped Gingham,
flounce at bottom, ruffled and braid QQ,
trimmed, reducod from |1 50 to JOC
Kepperi Gets Mueh Needed Bate.
Kopperl. Texas. Aug. 4—(Special )—-
One-half inch of rain fell here this
afternoon. This wa* very badly need
as cotton 1* cut considerably short oft
account of dry weather during the
month of July.
gain seel
While en route to oarop in a buggy
last night an unknown person ap-
peared at the side of the road, a roils
north of town, and commanded Moore
to halt. Instead of* complying with
the command, tar. moore gave whip Lo
his hors. The would-be robber fired I
two shots after him, one bullet entering
the buggy within five inches of the
occupant.
This I* the fourth attempt within the
last three months to rob Moore. There
are no clues.
—
Dallas, Aug. 6.—(Special.)—A slow,
drizzling rain began falling at an early
hour this morning and continued all
#82 Su
dbale brouzht MM
■
Lleht Rate at Baal..
Ennis. Texas. Au 6,— (Special,)— A
heavy rain fall south ana want of En-
nia yesterday eveing. ana a light rain
I mown. Cotton la beinnine ta open,
and the prospects continue good.
Ma* Hata a*
Brownwood. Texas. Aus 6.— (Spectal,)
—A alow rain haa been falline in
Brownwood and murrounaing country all
day. The outlook for th. cotton crop
la exceedin«ly‘____
mee nrat Bair.
Hiro Texaa, Aug. —(Special.)—The
first bale of new cotton was reeelrod
here yesterday. The bale waa raimed
by I. F. Laneaton, and oold for 10%
cat,.
5 per yard for 1O/ per yard for
Lawns that we Batistes ta all the
sold all the sea-* newest patterns
won for 10c a former price 150
yard. th* yard.
Towel bargains
ryERES a sale of Towel* that will
H stir the interest of every house-
f ' MH ROt DE RED Handker-
la chiefa marked "aeconda"
beeanee ‘ef some slisht flaw
gnoral » AE.
bie, at............... ZOO
Unlaundered Hankerehiefa,
pure linen, hard embroldered,
sn extra speeiai 1 gj
value at......... I • U
Huede LAalo Otovas, black,
white, mode, tan and gray
r “ I. " iv noid fur : S 19c
the territory, at which time parties de-
siring flail to stoek ponds, lake- —“
stream* wil be suppiled. Near---
He Ue ■Isao lake will be stocked
plentifully.
Shirt Waist Suita, Linen Etaminea, Flaked Tissues
and Linens, formerly up to 47.44, mq gn
reduced to ............................. •7 UU
plicated that I suffered
Crashes Strongly made as the best,
priced at only ......................
DOMESTI 1 Lonsdale and Hope
Mill Remnants, sold from the
pier* for 14c a yard, 6c
Gu.hrie, O. T.. Aug. 6.—(Special )—H
Griffin was released today from the
federal jail where he has served a term
for selling liquor to Indians.
» Choctaw nation will have an Important
. bearing in the election in the Chick a-
saw nation, which is to take place this
month. McCurtain and Johnson repre-
i sent what is popularly known as the
’ progressive element in th* Choctaw
1 and Chickasaw nations.
McCurtain ws successful, And th*
; fact that he won give* Johnson a big
boost in the Chickasw nation. Hunter,
in the Choctaw nation, and Melsh, in
. the Chickasaw nation, have the back-
ing of the fullblood element. McCur-
tain and Johnson are in full accord
with the policies of th* government
relative to the winding up or th* affairs
i of these two nations, and their election
will be highly satisfactory to the gov-
ernment officials.
Buster Brown Tie*. Just th* thing
to wear with one of thee* suits, eheeks,
stripe* and solid colors, OK,
44c and ............ .......... ZUC
being taken to the Poncas and Otoes
as presents.
Two persons have been si rested.
Women’s street and outing hats, $1.00
A N assemblage of Woman's Hats for street wear marked at a uniformly
Ah low price. There are Woman's Straw Sallors and Turbans and Hala
of Chiffon and Braid in the latest styles and colors that formerly tod nq
acid as high as 47.44. reduced to .......... • | UU
Trimmed Dress Hat* that formerly void for 11144
and $15.00, all in perfect condition, freak, clean and
up-to-date. There are unprecedented bargain*
among them at th* price at which they (Q Eft
Full assortment of White Duck and Batavia Hats,
trimmed in the la teat styles and colors. QQ,
at 41.40 and .......................•...... 30U
HIS 1* a chance to get Hats at less than coal of the
_ material. It is a triplet of millinery offerings that
stands out prominently as the best values tne season has
brought out.
Women'* 4< 00 run-
about Skirtw wool
cheviots Q9 in
reduced to G
China Mattings, our regular 14c quali-
ty. by the yard Monday 4 A.
only .......................... IUC
ALL (LASNWAHW TWAT WAS lGe nov ........ 5e
ALL GLASSWAME THAT WA $ ibe, new..... 10
ALL GLAsSwAHE THAT WAs 25e, now ..... 15e
ALL GLASNWANE THAT WAS 40e, mew .....
Ric. a T-. Aug. 6.— (Special)—
en route to visit the Ponas and
north of here, a party of Omaha
Tam OBhanter Caps, white or colored,
reduced from 14c each, ORf»
down to .......................ZUC
Enrolling Division.
Muskogee, I. T., Aug. 4.—(Spectal.) —
Some amusing incidents come up in
the enrolling divisions of the Dawes
commission. Today there was an old
negro who wanted an allotment for his
dead child. He claimed the child died
after April 1, 1899, and wa* therefor*
entitled to an allotment. He said that
he had been married twice but could
not give the data ^either of his wed-
dings or the date qBge death of either
of his wive*, both nb^ being dead. The
Creek negro** never kept birth or
death records.
The old negro said that the date of
the child’s desth was 'cot on a head-
board over Its grave and that he would
go out tonight and bring it in. The
chief of th* division told him to bring
the tombstone in and the date on Lt
would settle matters.
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