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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-19
Artistic Handkerch,efs.

Handkerchiefs have reached the acme
of daintiness. An engagement present
received by girl the other day from q
school friend was heart-shaped white
silk handkerchief case containing a
dozen silk handkerchief. Six were
unusually small in size, made Of silk
null in pale tints of velvet, pink, blue,
yellow, green and ecru, with the Dor.
ders delicately embroidered in white
silk bow knots. The other six were of
white chiffon, finished with tiny
r,fic of French lace. They appeared
q trife more ornamental than useful,
but they were surely The ~ lest
handkerchiefs ever .rade--N. -:
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Degrees OF Crime.

Managerial our theaters suffer
from petty iarcenies. Why, last week,
u fellow broke into the box Office and
took the entire receipts!
Reporter should call shat grand
larceny.
Alanager-No; the receipts were too
small Halo.
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Joe Lannon. the plainsiR In sno su1s
Y6r 5000 against Champion cmtess ie
falling 70 appeal at tannon'a tenaAa
o l3pstbn, waA given . verdict II esoa
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A Smart Baby.

"My baby brother knows more than
yours does" asserted Mollie.
"Betcher he doesn't" retorted Jen-
ME. "My little brother can talk so
plain you can understand what he
says"
"Huh"' jeered Mollie. My brother
can talk SO the slnartcst man can't I'M
derstand him, but he knows what he
means. IN. Y. Advertiser.
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All lines connect with and h.vo Ticket
Oh salo via the
Cotton Belt Route.
AKEIYALASD DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
South Atimr:ie & Ohio

East bonnl--&o ? Leave. Eg Stone Gap daily
1905 arr'e' at ltl>l" ~ p m Ho@ 'ea'',
IA As p. NJ, arrive, at Iirst"! CAS- p. N.
West lound.-Ne l-avos Bristol :G5 4 IN. ar
rlre> a: BIG Ston. G,p 33 =. III. No. l'"'-'
Bristol , :25 p arrive, Fig Stone Gap e:3a p m
Connccrions.-Nos. Il .and connect With the /.
y. at Double Tunnel.
Schedule in effect Sunday. june Goth. 1897. Stand
ard time.
pu,CuARD Agent
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The gem can not be polished with.
s't; friction, nor man perfected without
trials.-Chinesc Proverb.
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&
Buckley,
-TUE-
FANCY GROCERS
POST OFFICE.
lEa-t Fifth Street)
B * - tone G -. Wa.

lEa.t Fifth Street,
B * = tone G ap, Wa.
VIC. ROBINSON, Postmaster
General delivery open, week days only, from a. M
to S.3ol'. III. Money Order Department open from =
a. Ia. 10 s y. IN.
Mail for North en East, via. IT, n, closes Is m
=" East fl5am
Z" I" West 55apm
- South via. S. a. 40, - IL 90 m.
Express Pouch for Bristol, Terra. S.l5a.m.
To insure prompt dispatch Of mail matter Il -houli
be deposited In posi- Office letter box before the tn,r
Tor ci'SinY, M stated above.
SUGGESTIONS TO THE PUBLIC.
From U. S. Official Guide
ltidr.>s all hail n,;,tirr Lgibly aud fully. Giyo
nH'ns Of post Office and State in full, street AMI house
number II The olice be small one, add the name
Of the county.
Put your name ana address upon upper loft
hand corner OF NIL matter mailed by you.
3-i)n foreign letters always place the name Of
county In full
nra the best
s.-Rcgister all valuable letters
0.-Srnd money by Money Order.
corner. $500
S-Do not tender for postage stamps money 80 mu-
tiated az to be mncurrent VI more than twenty five
cents IN copper nickel coins.
s--l)o not ask the postmaster or clerk 10 AMY
stamps for yc,i.
le.-Do moi ask credit for postage stamps or msney
lido Not tender checks or drafts in payment for
money orders or any money except that which Is IT,
gul Tender, aud National bank notes
:, G.-Upon corner OF envelopes supplied by hotel,.
air.ct what dSpotal shall be mHde of letter II nm.
delivered. ~
lac Post Office Department deems II quite iG,por,
ant that all the patrons Of post Offices should .uunv
themselves with Monthly Postal Guide II would 3.
10 their Interest and business advantage, as well as
vastly to the Interest OF the poxta, service sine, II
WOULD hfig about more accurate of tie re.
q.renehs OF that service, would reduce the suonn.
maii matter improperly addressed, poorly wrappcd
:. hsnilcieny s,ainped and would largely dimlni,h
Tue nhmner Of letters ami packages going to the Heal
'eter oihf", Very resrpctfnlls.
j. +: .tMafiaY. ASST r. AZ;
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Nashville is the frs,

world for hardwood Il
largest milling city ii. -.
The big blizzurd at Omaha, Neb., lis
Rvgs The great snow blockade on the
Onion Pacific was lifted Thursday anti
shs imprisoned ffafns eans Ia fSriaas
AsBadfah
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Moderate.

Miss Primlips-Nhen you sny yon.
prayers at night do you pray for all
men?
bliss Leftover-No, indeed! just one
you'd be enough.
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AYInsas Eisl sfsiEla

Miners N'lsi stfikea
I;rsvsR. ctl, April 1s.-4Fsikht thou
fard COLORADO HSl miners will 10 6at
% Il strife AhAii 81.
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Louisville & NASHVILLE.

Central me.)
No ~, Passenger daily.-Leave, Louisville $40
M. arrives Big Stsns GIMP S:3 a. N
No so, Passenger daiIY.-i.sav~s Big Stsn' Hai
$40 n H., arrives az Louisville G :55 n. III.
n. M j. 7. MOORE, Agent
lsiur Stone 90 u and i,oXe Nallay.
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nrocesd to sell by way of public auc'
ton, in the Office Of the
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(S.an!Grd time
r. A. Ayers, Pres't.
J.K. Taggart. V. Pres't.
4. g. Eaton. Superlnt9nG'n mt

general OFFICER Big STONE Gar, Va.
transfer lirc for freight md passenger hr-nc.'
between the South Atlantic Ohio snd Louisville 4
Nashville Railroads and the furnaces oil ;he AapPd
lachan Steel ( iron Go.
Trains leave the lnte-m"nt and Central hotels a.
follows:
For g.. 4 y. train, going east. 9;oea II
. We-t. ....-.... $50 D. ~
- s. A. 4 9. train, gping sonth..... s:4' ." II
a. .... II &c p. IN
For further information regarding freight AE'
passenger traffic, apply to
w. G. HarrIng ton. Sec.
Aver. hrildins. Els SroSg Gar "a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11

Mel Ransom of this city was sho. and
fatally wounded yesterday on his claim
twelve miles south of Hunnewell.
About noon a courier from the scene of
the shooting came running into Hume
well on horseback aud Immediately tele-
pboned to Mulvane. near which place w.
A. Ransom the father lives, aud asked
friends TO notify him of the accident.
A later message was sent saying that
Ransom was supposed to have been shot
by man who was contesting his claim
aud who occupied it Jointly with him till
such Il time as their rights should have
been determined by the laud-ofiice author
tiles.
Upon receiving the message W. A. Ran
som. the father, Ielephoued Chief of Police
Cone of this city informing him of the
occurrence and asking him to notify his
daughters. Mrs. Constable Green aud Mrs.
Al Hellar, ut the matter. The message
stated also that at the time the courier
left it was impossible for the injured man
to live an hour.
Mel Ransom lived at 1909 South Pattie
avenue, this city, until recently, when he
took his family to the strip to make final
settlement on the claim which cost him
his life. He was prominent Democratic
politician of the Sixth ward and
was a familiar figure in all
local Democratic conventions. At the
last convention he was appointed
a member of tue Democratic central COM
mittee and was one of its most enthusiastic
workers
Judge Ruggles. who came up from We'll
lington last night, said that the sheriff
had just arrived and stated that Ransom,
died at o'clock.
He also stated that a report had came to
Wellington that Frank Cooper, who was
coutesting the claim with Ransom, said
yesterday that he would kill him and he
has not been seen since the murder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11

Jake Harman did no. return from Pond
Creek, the scene of his recent fame, last
night as expected, having remained down
there attending the legal proceedings that
arose over the killing of the express rob-
Der, by him, the previous night.
\ reporter for the EAGLE was
at the train to get the details
of the fight from Jake, but as he
did not show up search was made in anoth
er quarter. Luckily Postal Route Agent
TORY was found. Mr.. TORY was in the
car that was attacked, and being under
the roof and protection of Uncle Sam be
was in a position to study the details of
the fight without being unduly alarmed.
The mail and express were Carried in
the same car. only slight partition being
between both departments. The follow
ing are tie facts as boiled down from the
story told by Mr.. TORY.
The train was not attacked between
Pond Creek and Round Pond. The
engineer aud firemen were held ND shortly
after the train had pulled out from Round
Pond which is the government townsite
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11
LOCAL NI.ws CONDENSED.

The Pacific Express company are sup
plying their Office building with new
foor.
Jerome Turley called yesterday to de-
nounce the party that desired to reopen
the matter of the whipping OF his child ny
Miss Vineyard the school teacher lie
states that he Withdrew the suit against
her because he aud her father belonged TO
the same lodge, and then on the promise
that there would be nothing more SAID
about it. He says that the boy is only ten
wears old and that he still bears the
marks of the whipping he got
A very fine program is ont for the re-
cital Of the Mozart schoo! OF music at
Lane & Bakers. tomorrow night.
Neff's Military band OF twenty-seven
niecrs gave delightful concert on the cor
1er of Main and Douglas last night. The
band gives its concerts Tree and the people
appreciate 1t.
The board of police com missioners have
reappointed the officers Of the force.
Little Simon HelFey OF Fairview fell
from pony last evening and broke his
arm,
Miss Emma Kern, of Harper, Kans,. is
in the city the guest OF Mrs. hnobiauch
and Mrs. Koplin OF the City hotel.
Miss Edith Andres of College Hill who
mas DcSn III VIII Ia GRIPPE pdSecu bne VI
zeal point in her sickness yesterday and Is
now getting better.
1t was reported yesterday that ex-Assist-
ant City Clerk john V. Koogle was killed
in a runaway in the territory. The report
is evidently untrue as his family had
heard nothing concerning it last night.
The Masonic school of instruction went
through the ceremonies of the master
msson's degree at the hall last night. This
is a very sublime degree and with the state
rustoGiaus directing it was very interest
ing.
A runaway occurred on Lewis street yes
terday that resulted in two broken ribs
for Mrs billiard. wife of a Delano town
ship farmer. The team was scared by a
flying sheet of paper.
The Clippers won another game of basket
ball at the Y NJ. c. A last night by score
Of is to 4against the Crescents. 1t WAS a
lively game and was watched by quite
crowd of spectators.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11
DEATHS

Alice Ssyrs. aged l year, died at the
home of her parents yesterday.
Mrs. Fannie Woodring died at her home,
rs South Emporia avenue, at the age of
~ years, yesterday.
q. b. Taylor died OF consumption. sun
day. al his home on Jackson avenue. aged
- wears His remains were shipped 10
Viola Yesterday for iurerment.
Infant o; A Baker died at Mr.. Baker's
rssidencs, go South Enlporia avenue, Yes
Ierday.
Word was received yeste.day by one Of
his old friends. announcing the death of
Fred Dooley in Indianapolis on Friday
His bois was taken to franklin, Ind-, aud
there inferred. Fret Dooley WAS the -on
of ]. y. Dooley who resided so No. 23l :.
Main street OF this city he formerly at
tended the Wichits High school, lie died
OF consumption
The funeral OF Miss Ne,tie Tripletf. VINO
died Monday at her nome IN the Zimmerlr
block, will take place shis Afternoon al 22.2G
O'Clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.


Pursuant to the call of the president
made through the secretary, on April Z,
1884, in accordance with the statutary
provisions made and provided for by the
laws of the state of Kansas, the board OF
education met lin the council chamber) fol
the purpose of canvassing the vote oil
school district No. /, being the city Of
Wichita, Kan. with President Ward il
the chair and quorum present. consisting
Powell. Casey, Vail, Goldberg, Keck anG
Cole.
The chair appointed Campoeil, Black
aud Vail as tellers to canvass she returns
which resulted as follows:
FIRST WARD
First precinct-Joseph Bashr, 6S; A...W
Sickner. a.
Second precinct-Joseph Baehr. IS; \.
w. Sickuer, 81
Third precinct-Joseph Baehr. 30; a. W.
Sickner, 81.
Total vote cast 36S
Bashr's majority l22
SECOND WARD
First precinct-Charles Hattop, lis; r.
T.. Guthrie; IS.
Second precinct-Charles Hatton, II; r.
E. Guthrie, q.
Third precnet-Charles Hatton. 20; R.
Z. Guthrie, L.
Hatton received PSI
Guthrie received So
Total vote cast go
Charles Hatton's majority 2ls.
THIRD WARD.
First precinct, r. w. Eldridgs, 90; j. W.
Kirkwood, 103
Second precinct. r. w. Eldridge, SO;
d. w. klrkwood, 50
Third precinct. R. W. Eldridge, 126; J.
W. kirkwood. 176.
Whole vote cast t43
j. w. kirkwoOd's majority. IS.
FOURTH WARD
First precinct, j. c. Jennings, Is.
Second precinct, j. C.. Jennings, 90.
Third precinct, j. C.. Jennings, e.
Fourth precinct, j. c. Jennings 5.
Total vote and majority cast for j. c.
Jennings, 24,
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct, j. A. Davidson, o.
Second precinct, j. A. Davidson, l05.
Total vote cast and majority for j. A.
Davidson, IT..
SIXTH WARD.
First precinct Z. II. Fritcb, 40; f. W.
Second precinct E. H. Fritch. PA; E. W.
Skinner, 13S.
Total vote cast $40
T. II. Fritch's majority. 6S.
GEORGE f. CAMPBELL,
j. II. BLACK,
EDWARD VAIL,
Committee
Wichita, Kan, April Z, 1894.
The following resolution was then
offered by George +. Campbsil and on mo-
ton was unanimously adopted:
Be it resolved by the board of education
of the city of Wichits, Kan, acting as a
board of canvassers to canvass the returns
of the election held April 3. 1894, that we
hereby declare the following officers
elected, and that the president and secre-
tsry be requested to issue them certificates
of election, to-wit:
Member of school board First ward,
Joseph Baenr.
Member OF school board Second ward,
Charles Hatton.
Member of school board Third ward,
). w. kirkwood.
Member of school board Fourth ward,
j. ). Jennings.
Member of school board Fifth ward.
J. A. Davidson.
Member of school board Sixth ward.
j.. Ii. Fritch.
There being no further business the
board adjourned.
A. H. WARD, President.
Attest: ID. Z. FULLER, Secretary.
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HARvEY's BURNT RECORDS.
Ed. O'Bryan Appea tn. Csc TO the supreme
Court Today.

Senator Ed. O'Bryan is here from Wich-
ita today and filed an appeal to the SUI
preme court in the case of tue burning of
The records in Harvey county. Senator
O'Bryan is attorney for George w. Rogers,
who was convicted of the crime aud sen-
fenced to the penitentiary for five years.
The records We're burned on the night of
March 90. 1898. The court house was bro
ken into and an entrance to the vaults
effected by digging through the walls with
a pick axe.
The kerosene was then poured over the
papers which involved the titles to much
valuable real estats aud they wers then
almost totally destroyed by fire.
Rogers owned the only set of abstract
books in the county and it was charged
that he destroyed the records in the hope
of large profits.
He, with George Shirley, was arrested.
Shirley jumped his bond and has not been
captured. Feeling ran high against
Rogers, and AN attempt was made with
out success to secure a chauge OF venue.
He WAS convicted charged with burglary
and grand larceny, and was convicted of
burglary in the second degree and received
the minimum sentence of five years.
The bill OF exceptions is very volumi-
nous. including over ], 500 pages of type
written copy.-State Journal.
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EnpoRIA PREsBY Terry IN SESSION.

The semi-annual meeting of the Emporia
Presbytery of the Presby terian church met
in the First Presbyterian church of this
city last night with twenty-seyen minis
tiers and eighteen elders present
Rev. A. w. L,wrence Of Burlingame.
moderator Of the Presbytery, delivered
the opening sermon on John "a, l. The
theme of his discourse was Christ Com
forting His People"
Dr. j. d. Hewitt was elected moderator
for the present meeting and j. G. Gun
bingham temporary clerk
The meeting will likely last till Thurs
day evening anG the order of business, as
SO far arranged. will be TO meet from 8
a. m. till Has d. m, from las p. m. Till
$50 p. NJ, aud from s p. m. till adjourn
ment.
This evening three addresses will be de-
livered one by each of tue following: Rev.
w T. Mack, Rev. w. c. Miles and DR.. 5.
NJ. Davis. The theme for their talks will
be Systematic BeneficeLce"
This morning will be devoted TO devo-
tiOnal exercises, and TO the examination
of candidates TO be taken under the care of
the presbytery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11

Every one has purchased piece of fur
niture for solid mahogany or walnut, only
To find after awhile that the thin veneer
has cracked and cheap work is exposed TO
view. Now the dealer Is much TO blame
in not showing up these things To his Gus
toner as they look over the stock. for II is
a we'll known fact that all dealers carry
both reliable goods and cheap material IN
stock at the same time No one can deny
this. We guarantee to show you every
good and bad point. Our line OF furniture
Is complete-in fact we have the largest
furniture emporium in the state. IL you
think your old furniture IL looking shabby
come in aud we will show you the incest
line Of new goods. in latest styles and pat
terms. and also tell you way To dispose Of
your old goods. Did you know thai we
are selling our carpets just little cheaper
than any place In town. Well, that's what
our customers tell us and we think IL
must be fact. Well, come in and visit
ms and we will tell you more about IL.
The Ro-s Furniture and Carpet Emporium,
North Main street
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records ia the register Of deeds Office
show the following buyers:
II j Campbell lots A.. A Lulu ave
Hydes add, W d. ............s $50
H Bsnn lots 10, II 4th ave, thinner
ly's 2nd add. shf d.... 90
j r Dean lots IA, IL blk Andale
W Observation-Disclosures. so
V Evans beg corner OF lot So Main
st, Frirzgeralds % TT W l40 # 90
IT, 40 It to beg, d............ 40
Andale Building & Loan association
lots Is. IA. blk 8 ndale. Kan, W d. 100
LIB Graham lots A., 90 Fairmount ave
Paramount add, " d.......... 200
State National bank lots L, :. blk q
Clown Point add, W d....... $50
ID. Boyle Il of lot II Is of lot IA
4th ave Mead's add w d. .......... 100
G.. Wbiteside lots 2 8 blk Allen &
Smiths add O cd.......... 10
ksns Natl bauk lot l4 Market st
city rec d..................... 342
Alliance Trust Co reserve and lots
1-22 blk 1922 blk 6 Iikes add and
island l in sec 20 gle lots 21o
Chicago ave MartiDson supsw
of sec $3.50 Wv sw of sec 10-29-3e
shf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Z. .Hagerman lots 80 IS Waco st
Waterman's 2nd lots l26-127 Mar
ket st city shf Observation-Disclosures. 400
NJ 3. Whitney lots rs Oak Jones
37-41 Lawrence All l-3 Lawrences
3rd lots e4.6 81 Market 81 city shf i .22
Amount of mortgage releases....-.. l2s5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

A specisl meeting of Elmo lodge of Per
lection no. will be held at the cathe-
hral this evening for the consideration OF
petitions. Rehearsal in the degrees will
follow
Regular meeting of Peerless lodge No.
27l tonight.
Regular meeting of Forest City legion
No; Al. Select knights tomorrow night at
the office of J. +. Reese, over Hettinger
Bros. drug store. BY order Of V. L Long
wish commander.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11
SCHOOL NOTES.

Arbor Day will be observed in all the
schools. Brief literary exercises will be
held in each room on Friday afternoon,
and ia some of the yards trees will be
planted.
schools will bear upon trees, shrubs. vines
aud flowers: forests, shade trees and or
charts; memorial trees and historic trees:
the effect Of cutting off forests; why our
pisius are treeiess TO a great extent
Harry Street school has prepared an ex-
bibit OF the work they have been doing.
and wish their friends TO come and see
them. and listen to their exercises on Fri
daS afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11
PROBATE COURT CuLLINGs.

The demand of ". b. Shultz against the
estate of Henry j. Ahrens, deceased, for
S114i5 was allowed in the probate court
on the recommendation OF the admins
TRAITOR yesterday. The final account of
the administrator In the same estste was
filed and approved.
Ava Oldfather and Miss Bertha
Brunker, from near Maize, obtained a
license to wed, Monday.
Albert ID. Hos> of Wichita, aud Miss
Frances VI. Martin of Augusta, We're
given a license To join their hearts and
hands in marriage yesterday.
Walter Archdale of Apache. o. r., aud
Miss Maggie l.. luminous OF Wichita, also
carried off from the probate court yestsr-
day the privilege TO become man aud wife
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11

Public Improvements and Parks-Har-
ris, Minnick, Sawyer
Sewers-Sawyer, Harris, Inness.
Franchise and License-Neliiuger, Hill,
Maxwell.
Judiciary-McCali, Oliver, Mclean.
On motion Councilman Hill council adj
jOurned
Attest: l. NJ. Cox. Mayor.
c. S. SMITH. City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11

battle where the train was still standing
and WHERE they found the dead robber
and also arrested an unknown man sup
posed TO he Que OF the gang who was
caught running from the scene. The body
of tue dead man was brought back to
Pond Creek where AN inquest was held
this morning aud a verdict rendered in ac-
cordance with the above. The man ar
rested was placed in Jail pending an in;
vestigation. So far neither Of the two
robbers have been identified.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-11
NEN yoRK sToPE
''We Sell Goods Cheaper
Than ANY Other House in the World
But for Cash Only."

To be in tune with Spring Time we
have put on our table, 5000 yards Of best
quality Outings. Fl inches wide.
These goods are to be sold today at 5
cents per yard. Also, 500 ladies Shirt
Waists In assorted patterns. Our price on
them, CSC each.
Remember. the sale of Sailor Hats and
Caps today; Hats Sc; and Caps, zoe each.
We have numerous other bargains that
you will find worth looking at when in the
store Price our mating, carpets and cur
tains none cheaper In the city and none
better
CASH HENDERSON.
$50 and 1872 North Main St.
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KILLED ON A CLAIM
MEL RANSOME OF THIS CITY SHOT
YESTERDAY NEAR HUNNEWELL

Crime Supposed TO Have Been Com.
mitted by Man Who Was Contest
ing His Claim in the Cherokee
Strip-Chief Cone Of This
City Notified From Hun
newell-Member of
Democratic Com
mittee Of This
County.