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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
THE YEARS TIT4L sTATIsrYos.
Deaths, Births aud Marriages Dur.
ing Iht. Nnnr lssA.


ing the Year 1850.
During the year 1883 there were re-
corded with Registrar William i. Lee
1893 deaths, compared with 1,1I3 for
the previous year. The deaths each
month were: January. IlS; February,
IS ; March, So; April, 6s; Mag, so jane,
81; July, ll9; August, 81 September,
81 October, ll2 November, 20; De.
cember, 6l There were 60 ooroner's
cases OF the deceased $40 were adults
and $40 minors 655 were natives ard 1883
foreigners; 535 were males aud 5O4 fe-
malea; $50 were white aud 200 colored.
Ages of the deceased Under | year,
329; batweea l and 2 years So; aud 5,
As; and 10, 81; 10 and 10, q; IL and
20, 3it 90 and 49, l03 80 and 40, III; 40
and 30, rs: SO ard 80, SO; 90 aud 40, rs;
10 and 81, 49, 50 and 30, "A; 80 and 100,
II.
O' the causes OF death consumption
Leads with 1872 victims to its credit; fol
lowing come heart disease, So, cholera
iafantum snd maresmus, 81 each pneu-
monia, 81; commissions, 50; general de-.
bility, 81 typhoid fever, 80; inanition,
~; cancer, "a paralysis, 20; Bri2ht's dis.
ease and apoplexy z2 each; accident, 81;
catGsfh and premature birth, Is each;
natural csuses, l6 diphthsris, II; peri.
tonitis and scarlet fever, 10 each. The
other deaths were dus to the various
ether 'ills that fl ssh is heir to-"
Deaths by wards First. 81: Second,
IS, Third, l07; Fourth 81; Fifth, l04;
sixth, IS; Seventh, ISL Eighth, 1916;
Ninth, IS; Tenth, 81; Eleventh, 81;
Twelfth, 81.
Taerc wore 1868 Births compared to
1896 for last year. OF the births /, 24C
were white and i23 colored. There were
5l3 marriages compared to All last wear.
or the marriages AS were white ami IS
colored.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
aTDDLsToWN,s sESsArIOY.

Tailor BRVNvis ana Young MIsa
gnrew Hun orr aud set Married.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette ana journal
MIDDLRrows, Dsc. as -hlddletown
has sensation, and this time it ia in the
nature OF an elopemept. Miss MartIe
Unrew, young lady Of about II years.
and X. l.. Barwis left town yesterday
morning and it IL generally understood
that the couple have eloped. Mr.. Barwia
has been employed by s. NJ. Reynolds Il
Co., as a tailor for several months past.
He has been married before and has five
children By his frat wife, vino died some
time ago. He came here from Trenton,
N. j., and WAS generally liked by the
people of this town. Miss Unsew had
been working for Bsrwis in the tailoring
business several months. She WIS we'll
thaught Of and the news OF the coupled
elopement was n surprise to many of our
people. Word reached here last night
that the couple had been marrisd in
Camden In the morning and wsrs going
to return TO Mlddletown tonight.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

DR.. II. Robertson, residing between
Rising SIM and Brick Meeting House, in
Ceoil county, was found dead in his barn
on Sunday morning last. He had gone
ont to feed his stock, and his death ia
attributed to heart disease. Deceased
was about 70 years old end leaves several
children, amcng them I. B. r. Robertson
OF Rising san and Mrs. Charles W..
Shippers Of Eofth East.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

At the osuccs Of the Democratic mem
bers OF tho Maryland senate Tuesday
the following Peninsula men vsre COO.
mated for tho othnes given Secretary,
William g. Purneil o: Cecil county /;
Postmaster, james Fl. Caulk OF Talbot ;
Dcorkeeper, james NJ, Eqo;ts OF Caro-.
line; Keeper o. Cloak Room, h. s. No
Mutt OF Hartford; Committee clerks,
William j. Holland Of Dorchester, John
G.. Williams of Uecti. TIE house eau GUS
did not nominate any Peninsula men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

Justice Lamar, OF the Supreme Court
Of thu uaiteG States linda, owing to press
of ether duties that he will be unable to
deliver an GRAFTON in Richmond, Viz.
ginia, on Jefferson Davis, and has so no.
ttsad .-- ssSaiaistsR sanding the inyita.
tsas
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

Robert Al. Hayes, highly respectable
citizsn OF the Fourth district OF Cecil
county, Nd, died 81 his residence, near
Barksdale, on Sunday last, after a short
illness OF pneumonia. He taught school
in his neighborhood for many years. In
his youth he was manager Of the Elk
Forge Company. lie was in his SAD
year, and leaves two sons and daughter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
LEuss.

Special Correspondence Of t,a1otte and journal
LEwgs Dec, 2s,-On Thursday night this
week some persons, supposed 10 be a few
young men Of our town, being pretty we'll
charged With bad whisky and malicious
mischief, broke several OF the street lamps,
carried away from their places numerous
gates. door steps, &c. The town authorities
Will doubtless take means 10 arrest and
properly punish the miscr-an.s Otherwise
this has been q very quiet and pleasant
Christmas.
on Christmas day, at 2 o'clock, parade
ot number OF young mel Rrrayed in
Iudian costume, accompanied by our new
bass bRni, took place. Ilis being the
first public appearance OF the band, the
citizens were curious to know how II would
aCgult Itself. Considering the few weeks
practice, their detut was satisfactory. The
Day priag fine, many persons were on the
9tl"e'4, aud our q ilat town was quite lively
for ieT hours.
On Friday night the general Sunday.
schools gave ths.r usual literary and must
cnl eAtartHlnmsnt and treat a. fruit
Numerous and valuable presents were ex
changed between teachers and scholars
The sudlences we're LARGE but the usug
lan which prevails when different evening"
are selected Was not Apparent,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

report is current in New York to the
efect that man supposed TO be j. G.
Ditman, tho missing Philadelphia bank
president, boarded the freight steamer
CITY Of Belfast at that port on December
l2th, The boat WIS bound for South
America. The msa who took passage on
the boat answered infinitely the de.
scription OF Mr.. Ditmnn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

EAsToS, MD., Doo. Sl.--Mr. William
Il. Council, for many years and until
recently the owner and editor OF the
Easton GaIe'ts. died this morning in
philadelphia, where he went several
weeks ago for surgical treatment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

A fire in Lancaster, Ia, Monday niqht
destroyed the spoke--works of Downey
Brothers and the umbrella handle factory
of Samuel Downey, both in the same
abiding. Loss, $4,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

Special Correspondent d Gazette and Journal.
DELMAR. Dsc. 81 -M.nos SMITH, DOL,
ored man, while handling gua yester-
day was sho. through the arm. Surgical
aid was rendered by DR.. Robert Eilegood.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
w
A VESSEL AAHORR.
The Steamer Commonwealth III n
SERIOUS situation ON FOwusenu's
Inlet Bar.

The Steamer Common wealth III n
serious situation on FownSenu,.
Inlet liar.
LEwEs, Doc. 20.-The steamer Com.
monwealIh, Captain Willets. Sound from
Philadelphia for New York, freight laden,
csme ashore On TownSend's Inlet bar
early this morning. As tho Yeaael lies In
dangerous position, nth brisk Boa.h-
erly wind blowing and high sea tide
running in, fears are entertained .or asr
safety. A request hG been sent Ter
assistance, but no enc TAs able 10 ishse
the yee3el.
The tug North America Nsnt 70 her
assistance but returned at =. NJ, net
having been able to reach her on soooult
OF the bar and heavy sea Tho comuor-
Wes!th is reported 20 be in fsir condition.
DANGEROUS oBsTEucGIoS.
DEwEs Dec. % The tug Hercules
passed wreck yesterday three miles eks.
from the buoy Overislls. Tho wreck
consisted OF tho starboA,d side and ha!t
the bottom of an American. huils barb Of
about 700 tons, apparently split length
wise from stem TO stern. II had evil
IDENTIFY been but short tine IN the water,
the paint being fresh on the ends. Only
three feet of the wreck is visible above
the water, and it is therefore 3 dangerous
obstruction to navigation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
MILFORD.

Special Correspondence Gazette and journal
MILFoRp, Dec. 3l.--The Chapel Sur-
dsy. school held It's annual Christmas ser.
vice Sunday afternoon. Tie chapel was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
and pleasing programme WIS rendered.
The remains Of Miss Hettie Davis,
daughter Of Walker Davis, were inferred
in the Methodist Episcopal graveyard
Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
The house on North Front street,
known as the old Bell property, and
owned by John B. Cannon, has been torn
down and it will be replaced by large
and commodious dwelling and msst
market.
The farmers of this vicinity are plow-
ing orchards and doing other work that
will facilitate their farming next spring.
MILFORD, Dec. 31.-An impromptu
dance was given in Reedy's Hall last
evening by 8 number of the young folks
here. About 90 persons were present
and all had a very enjoyable time. The
party broke up before midnight.
Tomorrow is the day set aside ia Kent
and Sussex counties 81 moving day, but
the people of this vicinity have taken ad.
vantage of the extreme mildness OF the
weather FOR the past two weeks and have
moved as soon as they could gain pos
session OF their property, SO there will
not be as much confined to one day o.
formerly.
Several new cases OF Ia grippe or in,
fGenza have been reported, bus they are
all of slight nature. No severe casel
are as yet developed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02
House Stunned NJ Far,ntugton.

Special CorrrsponlenrcO Gaz.lte and Jaurna
FARAINGroS, Dec. 3l.-tFns store i 3uss
and dwelling attached owned by Mira. ID.
A. Powell aud occupied BY J j. candy
Il Co., was burned last night about IL
O'Clock. Store house and dwelling in
sured in the Kent County Mutual for
$1,000. Tbs stock of store goods owned
by }. J. Handy 4 Co., was insured 10 some
foreign company by Mr.. George OF Hsr.
rington. The housenold goods were
owned by ). Is Handy aid were unln.
sured. Tne store goods were about oil
saved but only part Of the household
goods wero gotten ont. At ons tiup Wsst
Pennington was threatened destruction
by the fire, bat owing to good manage.
ment Of nen. women and chtdr6n Who
81 tufned ont and worked diligently
with ladders, buckets, tubs, basins, So,
kept the flames co1flsd to the une
building. Tne origin of the fire is uu-
known.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-02

Va no'loa savings banks are both
poplisr and namgtous, and doctors ore
loor wherever tah psopa 17e Stone.
BAKERS Liniment No wonder Il cures
aches sni paiag, and costs the tE.fi az
tRm Of z cents.
it4sldship's young Noon may Dass away
j. drssm7 dspgtt tho s}=sptt's mind,
Tsa hope OF life's mgturrr Dag
MaY iAia and IEav5 rn trhca behind,
Bur stnnshrekar'a LilimRut mPaYs viii
Be the best cure Tor rheumatism still.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
West Superior. First Division.

FOURTH WARD.
West S,,rerior Eirst ri,isior,
Lots = : 10 a % blocl, IN
Lots 3 E block II
Lots 10 u % hIorL %
Iot 10 Mo- - -
Lots - ID. blacl ii
Lot : bIock II
Lot s, block Is
I,ots :, ~, ~, block 49,
LOIS 10. II, block 20.
Lots 3, 4, block %.
- u, ~ - T. - oIock IL
- ~ ~ D 5s =;
T0te ST. ~ p,"'h 10
10. o. ploCk II.
10 o. - ~ - -, 9-ock 49,
~ 49, - oi3gk a..
Iots = = biock o.
10y = Dioch by.
I Lot I IL oi :. ~ ~; >, &C - 90 ,,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
SUPERIOR, WIS. SATURDAY. NAY 10 1890.
TAX S ALL
Douglas County, Wisconsin,
STATE OF WISCONSIN, /
County of DpIIuins {

County OF DouSlas, S.
OFFICE or THE COUNTY TPEASTRER
SUPERIOR, WIS, April, 10, 1880.
NOTICE IS hereby given that much of each
tNtract or parcel of lana situated in the county
of Douglas, described in the following statement
~ may be necessary for that purpose. VIII, Oh
THE THIRD TUESDAY OF BAY.
next being the Goth day Of May. a. d. 1922. com
meucing AT ten O'Clock in the forenoon. and the
next succeeding days thereafter. be sold by me at
public auction at my office in the Court House in
Superior the seat OF Justice of the said County,
Tor the payment of the delinquent taxes, interest
aud charges thereon for the year 1889 returned
- by the Town and City Treasures of the
said county of Douglas.
Given nnder my hand officially, at the office o.
the County Treasurer, of Douglas county, state "a
Wisconsin, this nineteenth day of April 1880.
j. T. BISI0FF, JR.-
County Treasurer.
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Lots II, y, block 81.
lo 9, block 81.
Lots /, =. 3, 4, block 49,
West Superior, Fifth Division.
Lots 49, "A, Is, 10, IT, Is, 10, 20, 81, D. block .
Lots 23 n block ~
Lots Is, ~ block "a.
Lots S. IA, 3D. a, block %.
FIR lots 8, 4, 5, 6, block u.
Lots 7, Is, l6, "a blonk -.
Lots g. II, "A, -. 26, block 3S.
Lots II. %, block "a
Lots s. o. TO- Il, u, 10, H. Is Ii, II, IS, TO- 90 o.
block 3d.
Lots IS, 81, 2c, block 50.
Lot 5, block 53.
Lot 4, block %.
West Superior. Tenth Division.
Lots /, ?. 4, 5, :. s, o blockl
Lots 8, y TO- II, II, -. a. Is, l6, IL, IS, 49, 90
block 2
Lots /, ., 4, 5, c. :, 8, 10, II, u, IS, ii, Is.
block g.
Lots /, 3.4,5 5. 6, s. .. 10, H. u in block 4.
Lots l, = in block O.
West Superior, Eleventh Division
Lots l5 16 II. IS, 49, 90 o. %, 20, a. 25 %, p,
%, 10 30, 81, 81, sS in block 7.
Lots l. . 3, 4, ;, G, block %
Fl lots 7, 20, %. 80, 81, 49, in block %.
Chan Smiths Addition to West Superior
Lots /, 2, g. und12, block ?.
Superior Improvement Company's Addition to
West Superior.
FIR lot 10. lot ~ block So
Lot (, fir lot 10, block III.
Lots IL, II, block III.
Kulkman's Addition to West Superior.
Lot 10, block l.
Lots /. 2, Z, block 2.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
N'rst Cd Street

All of lots ;, 5 T. s. To- r. IT, Is Il 49, 2s, o. 70,
10 13, l3, und19 l3i, all of 37. III, f9, 80 l5,
I5S, III, 49, Isl, 1879 201, 2J 23, 2O7 2lj -, -
Ut, 22s, 229 81, 233 und2a 242. uud3 ~, all Of
~ 213 254 30 30 275 27f 80 29i, 295 29i, 20
295 2y7, 299 3t2 sos, sos. 307 300 81. @l3 und19
35 all of 81, S27 329, undI 90, undl2 3d. und12
oil C
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
FOURTH WARD.

Hunters Division.
Lots II, l., -.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
Ayers
Sarsaparil1a

"For several years, in the spring months,
/ used to be troubled with a drOwsy, tired
feeling and duh pain in the small Of my
back, so bad, at times, as to prevent my
being able TO walk, the least sudden motion
causing me severe distress Frequently.
boils and rashes would break out on various
parts Of the body. BY the advice Of friends
and my family physician L began the use of
Ayers Sarsaparlla and continued it till the
poison in my blood was thoroughly eradica-
ted."-L. w. English, Montgomery City, No.
MY system was all run down; my skin
rough and OF yellowish hue. l tried various
remedies, and while some of them gave me
temporary relief, none of them did any per-
manent good. At last | began to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla, continuing II exclusive.
ly for considerable time, and am pleased
to say that ii completely
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
LANDS

TOWN or SUPERIOR.
South Duluth-First Division.
Blocks 234567S 91OIl12
South Duluth-Sccond Division.
Blocks 2345 81 { 10 II II
Town Df SuDprfOr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
Cured Nh e.

/ presume my liver was very much ont OF
order, and the blood impure in consequence.
| feel that | cannot too highly recommend
Ayers Sarsaparilla to any one afflicted as
was."-Mrs. n. a. Smith, Glover, Vt
For years 1 suffered from scrofula and
blood diseases. The doctors prescriptions
and several so-called blood-puriliers being of
no avail, was at last advised by friend to
try Ayers Sarsaparilla. I did so, and now
feel like new man, being fully restored to
health."-C. n. Frink, DEBORAH, Iowa.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-10
CITY OF SUPERIOR-LANDS.
Tp 20. Il. ii. Sec. Is.

strip of land beginning at point 125 fee
North OF the southwest corner OF the Northwps
quarter OF sec ID, Up. 40, K. u thence North 81
icet thence last 1892 - 100 feet thance South %
feet thence West 1892 feet To place OF beginning
except strip owned by the Lake Superior ant
Soulhwcstern Railway Company contaiuin;
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All afiats s. II, 81 % 81 D. 26 %, - A. s., 81,
30. =, y, 49, 81 undo s. all 80, y, und4 20, al
1Dl ICS TO- l06 l3j, III. l;4, I57, l4i, H.,
iii l45. lac III l52. 1873 Isl I56, 67, los, ISL ls9
1g2 2nl 2i2 222 22a 81 235 2i6 24s 2l9 25l, 253,
o57 pa 2S! 2S9 29l, 29S 30 3D. 81. 3J5 81 31S
800 DO 3il. 3D. 5l5, 81 SO, 3D. und}3 S2y, und
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IOWNsITE OF SUPERIOR.
West LIST Street.
All Of lots l. 3 10 T. H. L. mud 4 of lots -, %
81 all of - 80 81 g. 81 A. % So 81 80, - n 20.
a, ST. So S. SO 81 und p 98 ali OF IN, ia ll6,
1Is, ~ 1876 49, l54 I56 80 165 I67, ;Gs 10 Sl,
Isl Isl Isl lSs, 19l. 1872 pol III, 2I2 2I5 ind Z
2l5 all of of 2l5 22g l3l 2s3 235 81 - ~. $50
.6i 10 267 10 20 27g 2Sl 2s, Isl 2Sl- 49, 2gl
293 2y9 3yi 3e6 3J7 500 3l5 3lS 30 81 30 80,
.,po 9.J .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10

Hon. l.. c. Pittman, Of Oklahoma, Is
said TO be the best parliamentarian In the
Oklahoma legislature. Where does man
datory and advisory" Campbell come in9
Captain Payne. the original Oklahoma
boomer, was raised in Grant county, Indi-
ana, the home of Governor Steele. Presi-
dent Harrison didn't know this. though.
The jurisdiction Of the Oklahoma City
land office extends across the territory
from east TO west and 20 the north line Of
township l3-one mile south Of Edmond.
Grand Master Leo T.. Bennett has given
notice that the grand lodge Of Masons Of
the Indian territory Will convene At
MuskUgee on Tuesday, November 4, $50.
There are SO many factions in Okla
homa. There are the kRnsans and In
diauiaus, Sooners and Laters. Democrats
and Republicans and the Alliance men
and the Anarchists.
An Oklahoma man was seen near Cald-
well last week coming north wheeling all
his earthly possessions in a barrow before
him. Some Of the late candidates seem 10
have taken their defeat hard.
There were twelve white horses tied near
the Herriott building last Saturday at one
time People who are not acquainted with
the roll of clerks and private secretaries
are not expected 20 see anything wonder
ful in this.
Register Buforti. Of Oklahoma City, has
never had but one birthday come on Sun
day and he Is not a young man either. He
was born on a Sunday on the 2yth Of Feb
ruary, leap year. IL only comes around
once every twenty-eight years
The territory OF Oklahoma now includes
the following reservations: Cheyenne and
Arapahoe, Kansas, kickapOo, Ykiowa and
Comanche, Usage, Otoe and Missouri,
D. Tp1f 4
Fox; also the unassigned lands, the
Neutral strip and Oklahoma proper. Mail
addressed TO any point within that terri
tory should be addressed "Ok. Ty" Ia
stead Of Ind. Ter"
G.. NJ Staples has been acting as recorder
of ChOCtaw City some months and residing
there. For some reason he became very
obnoxious 20 number OF the citizens OF
that burg and surrounding country, and
between II and II o'clock Friday night he
received "a further iHtimation ia the way
of fifteen or sixteen bullet holes through
his house. He and "A friend had gone 70
bed and were asleep at the time OF the
shooting The balls which came from "a
Winchester. struck the front Of the house
and passed clear through IT, some 81 them
stricklng the head board 81 the bed, one
hitting "A chair at the side and others pass
ing over and under the bed. 10 was
mighty Gloss hitting without injury 20
anybody The shoots were fred from
distance OF block, il Is supposed
Staples was recently witness for
the government against John BY In
cise wherein the latter was charged with
selling liquor 10 the Iudiaus, and 10 is
thought this shooting grew out Of that
matter. Staples cannot be scared out
easily, but parties from ChOctaw say that
il is the impression over there that be will
be carried out in box II no persists Ia
staying.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

What a flock Forty-seven Thousand
Eagle flying over Oklahoma
The meeting Of the county commission
ers adjourned without agreement % any
plan
Mart Bixler is the youngest councillor
and II IL wasn't FOR Linn, we could say the
best looking
William Edm0nds has been made
a Justice Of the peace % Br.tton. and John
Jones constable.
A great many people in Guthrie viii pat
one another on the back september - and
exclaimed "Iudeed'
None Of the legislator, are going ~ ALLOW
Themselves % stalled ior four d1llars q
day. that IS plain
The council and hoase ought 20 adjourn
next Saturday afternoon and play match
game Of base ball.
How many OF the legislator have cut
their wisdom teeth This - rot q Joke On
Harry Colton's beefsteak
The Oklahoma City fellows are accent
ing the Temporary ira speaking Of tie
capital little harder every day.
The longer the capital question f. mp.
the shorter the campaign u the cand date
for delegates 70 congress viii be.
The new editor % the Edmond sun tells
about the Delaware peach crop. This
would please Milt. were be alive.
Mccartney. % Kinghsher. ~ mentioned
A. the probable delegate % congress. But
tneu. Mccartney isu't red-bssdsd-
Editor HuRata, ~ the Guthrie Demo
crat, has a mustache about a. long az
frank Grser's lsss or Thompson tressss-
Governor Steele has been ia oklahoma
about long enough uov foT the sun %
make marx o. Us heck a. the TOP q rs
collar.
Cotton on the streets e. an every day
sight now in Norman NORMAN ~ JOYS
The honor y b4i4ng the frs cotton b.
Oklahoma
A member j. counted ln the hog-e II ~
3. pr@-ent whether be watt - - or uo;.
] hIs - Tom Reed plaza lt h tine f1r
soI.lsbody % poll Clsrk d7En aEala-
TIE arst thinz TIE GBIhTis e iows DO %
the morning - % 20 down and look ~
into the siud0H q The goF sTuof's osisos -
b sure ts4s the eay4LAl . fil4! i1sre.