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PROF. r. S. BOWMAN

Some time ago he had a severe i'll
ness which was cured almost miracu-
lcusly. A reporter hearing of this, in
terviewed him regarding his expert
ence. Prof. Bowman was in the midst
OF his work when the reporter called,
but he cheerfully gave him a hearing
"A year ago last fall" said the pro-
fessor, Il broke down with nervous
exhaustion, and was unable to proper
ly attend to my duties I tried different
physicians but with no relief, and also
used many different proprietary medi-
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CLARK'S GREAT RECORD.
Splendid Showing Made by Har-
ward University Athlete.

BOSTON, June 19.-Emery A. Clark of the
Boston A. A, and Harvard university, for
the second time won the all-around athletic
championship Of New England this afternoon
In the annual competition on Irving oval
best previous percentage record ever made
in an all-round competition in this country
With possible score of 10000 points, class
ing the worlds best record in each of the
ten competitions decided at 900 points, Clark
made $685.. Clark's fastest competitor was
w. j. Holden, of Boston college, whose score
was 4,759. w. B. Boyce of the BROOKLYN
High school, was third, with 4437 points. and
David Hennen, of Harvard, fourth, with 2,5S1
for six events.
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SINGLE MEN SHORT.
Married Men Prove Better in the
Cricket Match.

Cricket Match.
The Minnesota Cricket club yesterday
played their annual match of married against
single, the Benedicts winning after a very
close game, by the narrow margin Of seven
runs. The first inning resulted in tie, caus-
ing quite good deal Of excitement, and
when in the second the married
men were all disposed Of for 81 runs.
Vaughan, who was captain OF the sin
gles thought he had plenty of time to hit
off the runs. sending in Sisson and him
self, both hard hitters, with the intention
of hitting out, and making the runs in the
required time. They fell short OF this by
runs. leaving the result as stated above.
For the Benedicts B. Davies played cap
ital not out innings of H. and was ably sup
ported by Goodwin with 13, Vaughan and
Sisson taking most of the wickets.
The We're also the only ones to make a
stand in batting for the bachelors, the cap
tains 20 being made by good, clean cricket.
]. F. Knight. who went in first should also
be mentioned, being in quite a long time,
and playing good, sound cricket, but the
score board showing only Z, when Saulez
beat him by a good one. Goodwin and Saulez
did most of the trundling. with about equal
success. Below is the score:
MarrinR-Firct I'M
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Aberdeen,s Coursing Meet.

ABERDEEN. s. D., June 19.-The Coursing
club today decided to have, a big annual
meet this fall, on Tuesday, Oct. 8, and fol-
lowing days The Aberdeen cup stakes, for
dogs of all ages and open to the world, will
be worth $1,000, added money of 5000 to be
raised by citizens of Aberdeen. The derby
stakes will be for puppies only. In addition,
stakes, was arranged for open only to dogs
in North and South Dakota, with entrance
fee of So.
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LARCHMONT RACES,
COlOnia Ten Seconds Behind Elmer
aid at the Finish

NEW YORK, June 19.-In a glorious south
easterly wind and under a cloudless sky, the
Larchmont Yacht club today sailed their
spring regatta on the sound While there
was splendid racing in all the various
classes, the feature of the day was a re-
markable race between the schooners EN-
by just ten seconds, after a hard-fought
race over a thirty-two mile course Among
the sloops, Queen Nab beat Wasp two min
utes and thirty-two seconds, after giving her
simply smothered Uvira and Novota while
the new Weber boat Surprise, gave Akista
and Acushla a bad licking. In the yawl
class, Pawnee beat Fidelio over half an hour
Among the thirty-footers, Vaquero won
lily, while In the twenty-foot-class Irving
Cox's new Kate celebrated her debut by
winning while Volsung won a close race
from the Dorothy among the larger cabin
boats.
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BROWNS. BAT OUT A VICTORY.

*Orth batted for Wheeler in ninth.
Earned runs. st. Louis 4, Philadelphia 2;
two-base hits, Douglass 2, Dowd, Nash; stolen
Grady; Nash and La Joie; Cross, Grady, Car
sey and Hallman first base balls. off
Carsey 8. off Wheeler 2; struck out. by Wheel
err l; left on bases, st. Louis 6, Philadelphia
5: sacrifice hits, Mailman, Grady, Lally, Geier;
time. hours; umpires. Mcdonald and Nc
Dermott.
COLTS COMBED DOWN
BOSTON, Mass, June l9.-Ganzel's batting
was a feature Of todays game with Chicago.
The Bostons Played the better fielding game
as a team. The game largely battle
Of pitchers, Nichols being the more effective,
also receiving the better support. Attendance,
5000. Score:
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Earned run, Brooklyn; two-base hits,
Beckley, Kennedy; stolen bases, Caravan
rs base on 6als M K ana La ar nance
/; hit by pitched ball, Beckley; struck out,
Shindle,. PETIT. Dwyer; wild pitch, Dwyer;
left on bases, Brooklyn 10. Cincinnati 5; sac
1:S5; umpire, Sheridan; attendance, 5,464.
ORIOLES REALLY BEATEN.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 19-It was any
body's game today until the last inning, when
the Pittsburgs won out by some timely hit
ting, aided by Jennings error Both teams
ielded WELL Elys work at short being espe-
cially brilliant. Killen was in superb form
Brodie's Baltimore friends presented him
with a diamond pin and a pair of cuff but
tons. Attendance, $3.50 Score:
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MISS ATKINSON CHAMPION.
Laurels Lost in 1895 Recovered by
the Brooklyn Woman.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Miss Juliette
Atkinson, the clever little lawn tennis expert
from Brooklyn, is once more champion Of
America. She TO-DAY won back from Miss Bes-
sic Moore, her conQueror Of last year, the
laurels she held in 1895. The days score
follows:
Championship singles, challenge round-Miss
Juliette Atkinson, Brooklyn, beat Miss Bessie
Moore, Ridgewood, N. j., 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, So, 6-3
Mems doubles, final round-M. D. Smith and
G.. Tete Jr. beat D. L. Magruder and Robert
Steele, So so, Ga.
Championship doubles, final round-Miss
Juliette Atkinson and Miss Kathleen Atkin-
son beat Mrs. Frank Edwards and Miss Edith
RoStalL g. 6-1 FL
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PHYSICIANS BAFFLED,
Prot R. S. Bowman, Instructor of Natural Science in
Hartsville College, Cured of Severe Illness by
Or. Williams Pink Pills for Pale PEOPLE
after Physicians Failed.
From the Republican, Columbus, Ind.

Prof. r. S. Bowman, the able in
structOr of natural science in the ia
nous Huntsville, Qnd.,) college, is we'll
and faVorably known, not only as an
educator, but also as a minister Of
the gospel, as for a number of years
ne was pastor of the United Brethren
church at Charlotte, Mich, before COM
ing to HartSUiIJa
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CreedoIi Home.

NEW YORK, June 19-Dan Creedon. who
is matched TO fight Kid Mccoy, returned
Creedon was in England for six weeks spar
ring with professionals, Jem Mace among
others. He said he felt better than ever
and weighed about the same as when he
departed.
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Hcnt end lightning

GAINESVILLE, o., June i9.-John McFar-
land died from sunstroke at his home near
Crooksyille, ten miles west OF here this after
moor. McFarland's son and Mr.. Barber went
to that village after the undertaken and OH
thei: way homo were struck by lightning, as
also were Charles Watts, the undertaken. and
his son. Tho undertaken was seriously in
jusod, but may recover. Barber and young
Watts died instantly.
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Navv lake Steamer.

CLEVELAND, o. Juno 19.-The steel
steamer, EmpiTs City owned by A. B. VOL
VII. CT Duluth, was launched today by the
4a6 fee; Ions, will carr 5000 gross tons OF
iroa I.e on mean, draft CT sixteen feet, and
COS. S240, Gee.
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NEW CONSULS.
List Sent to the Senate by the Presi-
dent,

WASHINGTON, June 19-The presi-
dent today sent the following nomin-
atoms to the senate:
State-Charles ]. Cole Of Pennsylvania 10
be consul general at Dresden, Sexcny; George
F. Lincoln. of Colorado, consul at Antwerp,
Belgium; Walter Schumann. OF Now York,
consul at Mayence Germany; Charles E. Tur-
ner. OF Connecticut, consul general at Ottawa,
Ontario; Hector G. Castro, of New York, con-
sui general at Rome Italy; Hilary S. Bruno.
Of Pennsylvania consul at St.Etienne France.
Interior Phillip Gallinger, OF Washington,
Of Alaska.
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Running Record.

LONDON, June 19.-F. E. Bacon, the En-
glsh champion Substance runner. today
ran against the one-hour record of II miles
$40 yards which he succeeded in breaking.
covering II miles and ,234 yards There was
a steady downpour of rain throughout the
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Earned runs, Boston T. Chicago 2; two-base
hit, Nichols; three-bage hit, Camel; home
run, Arson; stolen bases Camel Nichols
Decker; first base Oh balls, by Griffith l. by
Nichols 4; first base on errors, Boston 2; lSft
on bases Boston TO- Chicago 8; struck out, by
Griffith 2. by Nichols q passed balls Camel
1, Kittredge 1; time, 159; umpire, Lynch.
INDIANS AGAIN DEFEATED.
NEW YORK, June 19.-Errors by Van Hal
tren and Holmes allowed Cleveland to score
in the first inning but after that the Giants
braced up and played good ball. With two
men on bases in the fourth. Holmes sent the
ball over by the score board for a home run
New York also got two runs in the fifth and
three in the sixth. The score:
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Earned runs. Pittsburg g. two-base hit,
Smith, three-base hit, Davis: stolen bases,
Doyle 2, Quinn, Donovan 2; bases on balls
by Hoffer 4, by Killen 2; struck out, by
Hoffer 2, by Killen l. passed ball. Bowerman;
left on bases, Baltimore 5, Pittsburg s: sac
rifce hits. Padden, Ely; time, 2 hours; UNI
pire, Hurst
BROWNS BAT OUT A VICTORY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-After an en-
deavor to present today's game to the Phillies
in the fourth inning by punching three rank
errors, the Browns batted out victory in
the ninth. Carsey, the Philadelphia caSt-off
had the satisfaction of defeating his old COM
rades. Attendance. 5.2O2. Score:
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ALASKAN RAILWAY.
Travel to De Diverted to the slSOG-
AWAY BRy Route.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 19.-The
British Columbia Development associa-
ton, one of the wealthiest corpora
tions in the west, has completed ar
rangements for constructing thirty-siN
miles of railway to Central Alaska,
for putting in big saw mill, and for
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TREATY OF PEACE.
1t Is About Ready to Go tn the
Powers,

-NAN ANCaIUy 10 90 10 1ha
Powers.
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 19.-The
drart OF the treaty of peace between
Greece and Turkey is likely to be sub
mltted to the powers next week. The
amount of the indemnity which Greece
VIII pay, 1t is believed, will be IS 600 600
Turkish, the largest amount the CreelgS
could pay. 1t has also been generate
conceded for some time past that the
Turkish government has given ND the
IDEA of retention of Thessaly. and IT
IT understood that the changes III the
frontier line will be slight.
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TIGERS CHAMPIONS.
Yale Beaten In n Poorly Played Ball
Game

NEW YORK. June 19.-Princeton won the
championship from Yale today in a game on
Manhattan field which was poorly played
and replete with costly errors on both sides.
Fully 10000 persons, a typical crowd of col
lege sport-lovers, filled the grand stand.
Score:
Princeton .".......4 1 2 1 0 0-22
Yale ..............,.2 0 3 0 0 L 8
BATTERIES, Kafer and Jaynes, Goodwin,
Feary and Hecker
HARVARD BEATEN.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 19.-Score: Holy
Cross, 6; Harvard, 2.
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Hin 8, by King O. by Magee 2; hit by
pitched ball, Abbey; struck out by King 3;
left on bases, Washington 8, Louisville 8,
Emsle.
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NEW YORK, June 19-The Brooklyn
closed its first Eastern series at Eastern
park this afternoon with a well-earned vic
lyns scored in the seventh inning. Kennedy
pitched a splendid game and allowed his
opponents but three scattering hits Score
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Earned runs, New York Q; two-base hits,
Davis, Childs; first base by errors, New York
a. Cleveland 2; home run, Holmes; stolen
bases, Davis 2, Van Haltren g. Holmes, Tier
man, McAleer first base on balls, off Sulli-
van g. off Wilson 4, off Young /; struck out.
by Sullivan 2; passed balls, O'Connor q left
on bases, New York II, Cleveland g.; sacrifice
hits. Gleason, Childs; time, 2:15; umpire.
ODay; attendance, 10000.
THREE FROM COLONIES,
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The Senators
made it three straight from the Colorels to-
day. Reilly was removed from the grounds
for disputing with the umpire. Attendance,
$500. Score:
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PURSE FOR PAGERS.
The Washington Park Club Hangs
Up $1,000

CHICAGO, June 19.-The Washington
Park club has offered a purse of 1000 for
the free-f5r-all race, mile heats, three in
I'VE, to harness. The race is to be raced on
July "a, which will not in any way interfere
with the dates of the grand circuit En-
trance is per cent, with per cent ad-
clt1onal from winenrs of each division of
the purse, which will be divided; so per
cent will 60 to the first horse; 25 to second.
10 to third and 10 per cent tofourth. The
will govern the contest
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The first team shut out this year in the
big league was Cincinnati Cleveland do
ing it to 0. The last three have all been
on the same team, by the same score, New
York doing 1t two days In succession.
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Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile-Tervine
won, Weola second, Glenoid third; time 1:16%
Sixth race, one and one-fourth miles. hur-
dles-Phil Becker won, st. Brandon second,
Proverb third; time 2:21A.
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Earned runs, Milwaukee 2; sacrifice hit
Daily; three-base hit, Speer; home run,
Weave-; stolen base, Daily; bases on balls
BY Reidy 2, by Barnett 8; hit by pitched ball,
b. Barnett 2; passed ball, Speer; struck out,
b. Reidy s, by Barnett q double plays Lewee
DAILY and Stafford; Hollingsworth and Glass;
cock; umpire, Haskell; time of game, 1:40.
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tried to delay the game on account Of threat
ening weather in the fourth inning today
and allowed Mertes. who accidentally made
hit, to walk all the way around the dia-
moDd, refusing to make an effort to put him
out Score!
RH.E
Columbus 80 0 S112 0-1S 10 l
Detroit ,......,4 Q 9 Q Q rs 10 4
Batteries, Daniels, Rettger and Fisher;
Egan, Hahn, frost and McAuley.
BOBOLINKS BEATEN.
GRAND RAPIDS, June l9-Gayle made his
first appearance with Grand Rapids today
and allowed the Hoosiers to make seven runs
in two innings. Then Brady went in and
held them down.
RH.E.
indianapolis 20 8 0 0 80 II l
Batteries, Gayle Brady and Twineham;
Foreman and Kahoe; umpire, Graves; attend
ance $780,
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CAvENDIsH SERIES CLOSES.
COuntryman and Taylor Win the
Whist Tourney


The badges for the week were won by
Graburn and Greene. The following shows
the winners for the series
First, Countryman and Taylor Sc points
second Graburn and Ward % points; third
Carleton and Youngman, q points; fourth
Chaplin and Vogel II points.
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Treaanrx ftntement.

WASHINGTON. June 10 --Today's statsna nt
of the condition OF he treasury shows Avail
able cash balance, 1921 70. Gag; god reserve,
$14a, ie1 COS
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Earned runs, Louisville L. Washington 4:
two-hase hits, Clark. Dexter. Johnson, De-
mont, fucker Wrigley; tfroe-boss hits, Dex-
ter, Abbey stolen bases, Pickering and
O'Bren; double plays, Demout and Tucker;
Magce, Werden aud Dexter; first on balls, by
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BoBOLINKs BEATEN.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

The Reds Defeated in u One to Moth
ing Contest.
Brooklyn, l; Cincinnati, O.
Pittsburg. Z; Baltimore, 1.
st. Louis. 5; Philadelphia 4.
New York s; Cleveland 4.
Boston, Z; Chicago 3.
Washington, 13; Louisville, Z.
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two-base hits, McVicker, Carney, cannon,
Boyle 2; three-base hits, Monefee, Dlanford,
Wilmot; bases on balls, off Abbey 2, off
Baker l. off Hutchinson 2; hit by pitched ball,
City g. Minneapolis 2; struck out, by Abbey,
Carney. Hutcirison; by IIutGhiscn, O'Rourke,
Damon, Blanford, Abbey; left on bases
Kansas CITY 4, Minneapolis &; time, 2:4O;
umpire, Daily.
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WITH THE AMATEURS.

The Orioles defeated the Nine Spots to 20.
The Pabst Exports have organized for the
season. and would like to meet any team
under the age of IA. Monday morning they
play the Sprague Kids. The lineup will be
as follows.
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OF THE CLUBS.

The following table shows from which
teams games have been won and TO whlch
lost.
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SCATTERED THROUGH NINE INN
INGS COULDN'T WIN THE GAME
FOR THE SAINTS.
REIDY'S STAR TWIRLlNG,
WITH BARNETrT'S WEAKNESS AT
THE OUTSET, GAVE BREW
Frs VICTORY.

Milwaukee 4, st. Paul L.
Kansas City 13, minneapolis u.
Columbus 13, Detroit =.
Ind'pIs 10, Grand Rapids Z.
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The Carnations will cross bats with the
Capitals this afternoon at the Como grounds
The Carnations will lineup as follows: WILL
lam Fetsch, center field; Ed Reilly, second
base Jack Warn, first base; Joe Wilhelm,
right field; Henry Dreis, left field, Walter
Dreis, shortstop and pitcher; William YER
bert La Raviere, pitcher; extras, ]. Treacy
and j. Rissark.
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Many political speakers, clergy
men, singers and others who use the
voice excessively, rely upon One
Minute Cough Cure TO prevent huski-
ness and laryngitis. Its value as a
preventive is only equaled by its
power to afford instantaneous relief
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AiAtEo AGAIN.

Mexico City. Mex, Jan. %
Travellers from Cuba confirm
the capture of Santa Clara by
the CubanS and also bring news
that the insurgents have been
fighting in the near vicinity of
Havana, and a few days ago
wrecked a passenger train with
i'm Two miles of that city.
Two young Enel:shmen. Her
ry f.. York and Lee y. Hervey.
have reached this city after
having passed several weeks in
Cuba with the insurgents.
Hervey says it was told him
in the Cuban capital that Maceo
had his lower jaw Shot away.
but was alive and rccuperating.
Gen. Gomez j. not treating
for peace and. although there is
"A peace party among the
Cubans, il is a small one.
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Much curiosity Is directed toward
Henri ROchefort's "Adventurs of
Ny Life Something of an Ishmael-
ite, as he l., NJ Rochefort's life has
been a long skirmish. The follow
ing passage gives some idea of the
risk he once ran:
For more than "A quarter of a
century, = he says III his preface, Il
have been like n man on a switch
back railway, continually plunged
from the highest SUBMITS into the
darkest depths. \ few months after
the day when the pOpulace threw
down the Sainte- Pelagie doors TO
hberate me and carry me in triumph
10 take my seat in the national de
fense government, was dragged TO
Versailles in chains and threatened
with death. For a whole hour was
paraded in the streets of the city
like another Pougatcheff, and / can
still bring TO my mind ; eye the fig-
ure of an old man, attired in a close
" buttoned frock coat, who waved a
red umbrella and started in the lii
rectiOn of the procession. It's
Rochefort, Flay him alive this
timer" p"
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CUBAN CLIPPINGS.

Key West, Fla. Jan. PA
young Cuban named Perez fell
with a balloon into the sea Sun
day afternoon and was drown
ed.
Perez was not an aeronaut
and after going up 1000 feet
became helpless. The ropes
becoming tangled the balloon
went out about q mile from
shore and fell into the water.
Boats from "A revenue cutter
went to render assistance. The
balloon was recovered. hut
Percz's body could not be
found.
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ATTACKED N CHURCH.

Key West, Fla, Jan. D.
Another defeat for the Spanish
is reported from Pclanos.
Lieut.. Col. Hernandez, in COM
mand of 800 insurgent cavalry
men, made a dash at the town
while the troops were ut church.
The Spaniards were slaughter
ed by scores and retreated from
the town. After pursuing them
nearly to Cajaio, OH the coast,
Hernandez Withdrew. He burn
ed the fort at Pelanos. The in
surgents secured 400 stands of
arms, one cannon, II, 900 IN
gold and -, 900 inpaper. besides
ammunition and many valu-
able papers belonging TO the
Spanish.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Commissioner
court in the Indian Territory,
Southern District.
r. l.. Mcdonald & Co. plaintiff,
vs..
). 3. Bailey, defendant.
The defendant, ;. y. Bailey, II
warned 10 appear in this court I'm
thirty days and answer 10 the COM
plant Of the plaintiff, r L. McDon-
aid & Co.
Witness the Hon. Arthur Walcott.
commissioner Of said court, and the
seal thereof, this 9Th day Of Jan. 1897.
ARTHUR WALcoTT,
L. 5. Commissioner.
Ledbetter * Bledsoe, attorneys.
r. E Lee, attorney for non-resi-
dent defendant is
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Notice Of DIssoIutIoa.

The partnership of Thompson
X Riley. attorneys at law. at
Ardmore, /. T., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Each
member Of the firm will continue
the practice of law at Ardmore
and give his attention to any
unfinished business of the firm.
This January u, 1897.
J. c. THOMPSON,
ll-2ks CHILIOS RILEY.
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CONVENTION wooDMEN OF TIE WORLD
AUSTIN, TEX, FEB. To6.
For the above occasion the c., G.
& ;. F. will sell round trip tickets at
rate Of one fare for round trip from
all points on its line TO Austin and
return. Tickets on sale Feb. Ist and
I'd, limited to return Feb. :. Call
upon or address the undersigned for
further information regarding rates
and route.
7. r. MASON. Agent.
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All persons are hereby notiae
that letters Of administration upor
the estate Of ID. ID. Flow, deceased,
have been granted to the undersign-
ed, by the United States court for
the Southern District az Ardmore,
and gll persons holding claims or
debts against the said estate are
warned and notified 10 present all
such claims and debts 10 me, properly
authenticated within one year from
the date hereof, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit in said
estate, and u such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the
date hereof, they shall be forever
barred and precluded from any bene-
az from such estate. Witness my
hand this Dec. i6, 1895.
FANNIE r. FLOW,
Administrators Of estate OF ID. ID
Flow, deceased. dec i6-tfeb