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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

r. J. Taylor is down from Perry.
b.. W Ganee, Of ST Lonis. is in the
city.
GOV. Barnes went to Oklahoma c.ty
today
Librarian Geo. Il Dodson is in okla
homa City.
Judge Cunningham returned today
from Wichita
Mrs. Judge Bierer and daughter are
visiting IN Mead, Kas.
Messrs. G.. II. Willis and L. n. Read
Ter returned from Chandler this morn
ing
Ernest Barrett returned today from
an extended trip through Kansas and
Colorado.
Mrs Harry Gray, daughter Edna and
son Lyman, are in Omaha attending
the exhibit m.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J A. Echterma b, Of
Newkirk, are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
A. O. Farquharson.
VIII Drennou, the paint and glass
salesman from Kansas City. was doug
business with the merchants today.
L. c. Patti on and Dick Phiuket.
two rival candidates for chief OF DO.
lice Of the Usage nation. are in town.
Col. A. G. Schnell left today for Lin-
coin county in the interest OF the H..
II. Hagan Real Estate, Loan and In
surance Co.
Miss S. M Burch, stenographer in
the United States marshal's office, has
returned from Washington where She
passed her vacation.
Major Niblack writes 10 the LEADER
from Hutchinson Kas., that he is there
with his brother Frank, who is unable
for the present to travel further.
T. 3. Reeder and wife came up from
Guthrie last evening to visit with their
many Noble county friends. Doc for
merly owned splendid claim here,
and viii always have a tender spot IN
his heart for this part Of the terri
tory Berry nterprise Times
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Frisco Passenger nuns.

For operating purposes, effective Sep
tember l., 1898, the st. Louis and San
Francisco railroad system will be di-
vided into the following divisions;
St Louis Division st. Louis, Mo, TO
Monett, Mo; Salem branch and Chad
wick branch.
Kansas City Division - Springfield,
Mo, - Kansas City, Mo.
Texas Division - Monett, Mo, to
Paris, Texas st. Paul branch and
Mansfield branch.
Kansas division - Monett, Mo to
Wichita, Kansas; Arkansas City branch,
Weir branch, Joplin and Girard branch
and Galena branch.
Oklahoma Division-Peiree City, Mo, +,
to Sapulpa, l. II. B. H. YooKUM,
Vice Pres't and Geul I'gr.
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eNATlus mAYER snOr AT.

f'or,isr ~ "a Known Rssidsnf of Gahris
Fired az t4re fis,es ia - Le,is
Dr. Ignatius Mayer, well known as
q former resident Of uuthrie, and who
n few years ago obtained a divorce
IRON his wife Ia this city, was cred at
fivc times in -. Louis on the after
noon OF the cath, by his i5-year-oid
son, Joseph Mayer, none OF the shots
taking effect. The boy declared TO
the police after his arrest tnat he did
not shoot TO Kill his father, but oniy
TO scare him into providing for the
support OF his mother and family, who
live in New YORK. The court in this
city, 50 it is alleged, allowed Mrs.
Mayer SIS a moath alimony, but IL is
said that for some time the doctor has
not paid this.
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cry IN BRIEF

Winfield has 50 cases Of typhoid fever
gThe noon train was two hours late
today
Old Mo es ani the best whi,kies +,
Ell. Harrison Ave 47.tf
FoB SALE-A good mllch COW at the
Guthrie Marble Yard.
Old papers nicely folded, . cents :
hundred at the LEADER Office.
Saturday at the Guthrie Cash store
for little boys suits, 30 cents. 77-2t
will sell two bottles Of beer for g5
cents, aud let no one undersell me.
7s-3t FELIX ADLER.
will sell two bottles OF beer for 25
cents, and let no one undersell me.
7s-3t EMIL RiTTERBUsCn,
I will sell two bottles OF beer for
25 cents, aud let 20 one undersell me.
rs 81 OSCAR HAMILTON
] will sell bottles Of beer for 25
cents, aud let no one undersell me.
7sst j. \. Cook.
/ will sell two bottles Of beer for %
cents, and let no one undersell me.
7s3t JoHN SELsTRoN.
The shoe sale inaugurated last Sat
urday will be continued next Satur-
day Finest Oxfords in the city for
90 cents. 77-2t
Come and see ye styles Of We olden
time at Presbyterian meetin' house
next Tuesday. Ye sPrague girls will
sing a duet.
Little boys SUNNI suits and Ok
70 q shoes are the specials for Satur
day at the Guthrie Cash store, l15
Harrison avenue. 77-2t
Watermelons weighing from 10 to 40
pounds for a nickel. Just think Of
that, ye water melon eaters of further
north, and smack your lips in envy.
To make room for our new line Of
fall and winter clothing which is now
arriving we propose to offer extra in.
ducements 70 persons who will buy
children's summer suits Guthrie
Cash Store, ll5 Harrison T7-2t
For years w. A. L. HofI has been u e
leading penman Of Oklahoma territory.
lie has started successful school on
the corner Of First st. and Oklahoma
tvenue Call on him or write for par
ticulars. 77-3t
HI kapoo Charley had his trial to-
day before Il. / Saddler, for brutally
assaulting his wife with a piece OF
iron, and was bound over TO the dis
trict court in the sum Of $500.
The wife Of b. II Hooks, jailor ri
the county Jail, died yesterday eve
ming OF fever The remains were
buried at Summit View cemmetary
this afternoon.
The Sunday school Of the North
Methodist church pic nicked today at
Williams Grove, four miles west of
Guthrie. Among the chaparons were
Rev. and Mrs. Buckner and Mrs, J. A.
Sampel.
II II, Hagan, one Of Guthrie's fore
most business men, is something OF
farmer, as the following shows he
has Just finished threshing wheat from
73 acres which yielded 2,l26 bushels,
strictly No. Q, go pounds TO the bushel.
Mrs. Helen d. Hartford, OF Oregon,
will deliver an address next Tuesday
evening, August 30, at the First NJ. i.
church at S p. IN. Mrs. Hartford spoke
here last fan and those who heard
her were charmed with her eloquence
and forciOle arguments She is one of
the foremost OF the National W, G. r..
u, lecturers. Her subject will be an
nounced later. Lecture free. Dr.
Laverty has oeen invited TO take
charge Of the music. Let Guthrie give
her crowded house, which she so
richly deserves.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

to buy ton Of coat FOR the pump house,
water commissioner was instructed to
extend tEa water main from sh street
to vnas. one block west Of eth street.
then south TO Perkins avenue and west
towards the Lincoln school building. The
park committee reported that they are
having the trees IN the park trimmed up.
Noel Matthews and Joe Bradford were
appointed and confirmed as call areme.
Adjourned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

The Democrats and Populists voters
OF the third ward will meet in the
probate court room on Friday evening
August 2G ls0s, for the purpose Of
four delegates to represent
said ward in the county convention TO
be held in this city Septem Der 9th, and
20 transact any other business that
may properly come before the caucus
j. A. SANPsEL, Democratic comittee
third ward.
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Democratic Caucus.

The Democrats % the secoud ward
OF the city OF Guthrie will meet at the
Stapleton building, on Division, be-
tween Oklahoma and Cleveland ave-
nues, at ; p. M, Friday August Goth,
for the purpose of selecting six dele
gates 10 attend the county convention
70 b, held ia the city OF Guthrie on
September 9th, 1895. r. w. MYERS.
Committeeman,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

A report reached the LEADER just
before going to press that terrible
cyclone had swept over Shawnee, de-
stroying many buildings and doing
great damage, but the report could
not be verified. The wire between
Chandler and Shawuee was reported
not TO be in working order.
LATER "A heavy rain fell bnt there
was no damage done.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

The Democrats Of the 4th ward Of
the city Of Guthrie will meet at OLD
mans store on Noble avenue al
m. on August 20, for the purpose Of
selecting six delegates 20 tend the
County Convention 10 be held in the
city OF Guthrie on September 6, 1895
j + CALVERT
Committee man,
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An Asthma Cure.

There is no need OF any one suffering
with asthma if they will use Brazilian
Balm. Mrs. S. i. Smith, Sl8 East Eagar
street, Baltimore, Md, says; cone bot
tie of your Brazilian Balin has done
more to relieve my little daughter Of
asthma than anything have ever tried,
and have tried everything / could
hear Of, and many doctors have treated
her"
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Pneumonia Cured.

Mrs. A. ]. Lawrence, of Beaver, Pa.
says: Brazilian Balm brought me o.,
of a severe attack Of pneumonia Z
splendid shape. 1t is a wonderful ren.
edy for coughs and lung troubles. Alst
for outward use for burns, cold-sores
and chapped hands and face, it cure
like magic. 1t is invaluable in IL
family"
For Sale by Wallace & Muller an
Seatonian Drug Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

ONLY ROUTINE BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED LAST NIGHT

The council met az city han In regular
session last night Mayor Berkey pre-
siding and an members present except
Ban and Baker
a petition signed by L. J. Doughty and
eighteen others for a sidewalk on okla
homa avenue between Ash and Oak was
granted as was also petition FOR side
walk ON the west side block 10 East
Guthrie
WaterworSs committee was instructed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

BALLARD's SNOW LINDIENr cures
rheumatism, neuralgia, headache,
sick headache, sore throat, acute
sprains, bruises, old sores. corus and
all pain and Inflammation. The most
penetrating liDiment in the world
Try 1t. 25 and 5Octs. t. b. Lille & Co
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PLEURIsY QUICKLY cUREI

l have suffered the most excruciatir
pains in the side. The Doctor said
was Pleurisy. The Brazilian Balm ga.
me almost instant relief wheu ever
thing else failed and permanently cure
me. / tcck it and had some warme
aud rubbed on strong.
MRS. ELIzABETH PARCELS,
Marcus Hook, Pa.
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Mrs, Julia Caroline Brewer, wife OF
W. f. Brewer, died at 1890 p. m. to-
day.
Funeral services will be ned at the
Christian church at 2;30 p. m, August
81, lsgs The friends OF deceased are
invited TO attend. Rev. w. A. Hum
phrey will conduct the services
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

IL is not what manufacturer say
about ! ia own medicine that cures a
patient, but what the medicine does.
Ballsro's Horehound Svrup does the
work and does it we'll. u cures coughs
and colds in day. It's heslinR,
soothing and quietiug. 25 snd so
r. B Lille g. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

At the primaries to be held in the
several wards Of this city on Friday,
August 20, the Populists should elect
delegates as follows from each ward:
First ward, 3 4; Second ward d Third
ward, 8; Fourth ward, g.; Fifth ward. 8.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

To whom ID may concern Notice is here
by given thEt Nor Weinbergcr has This day
fled his PEI utlon 20 sell az retail Spirituous,
Ninous am Matt Liquors Ina Guthrie. Logan
'ounty Oklahoma, aud that unless OO1cC
tlon be uled on or before the end day of sep
tember a. ID. 1898 said petition viii be
granted. n EAi NETT STEWART County
Clerk Guthrie, Ofla., August le iNo
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Mrs. Captain II. Hubbard, of Milford,
Del, says: brazilian Balm saved my
boys life. He began just like the one
we lost with Group. We gave him few
doses. He quickly dropped to sleep,
and was kA right in tine morning"
For Sale By Wallace & Muller and the
Seatonl. n Drug Co.
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LIQUOR NOTICE

To Whom ID May Concern.
Notice is hereby given that Nicholas
Bourger has this dav hled his petition 10 sell
az retaM Spirltuous. Ninous aud Malt liquors
in Guthrie. Logan County, Oklahoma and
that. unless objection be filed ON or before
the ist day OF September. A. ID 1898, said PEE
tltlon VIII be granted.
Guhric Okla. Aug no. lsaS
r. EMMETT srENAkT. County Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

Democrats OF the first ward are re-
quested 20 meet at Hutsell's store on
Oklahoma avenue at p. IN. Fr.d ~,
August PC r. LAUN, Chairman.
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Every little boy in Guthrie can have
a new sailor suit for Sunday, 80 ard SO
cents at the Guthrie Cash store. 77-2t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-26

The Democrats OF East Fifth ward
will meet at the old Oklahoma restau-
rant stand, on Second street at s IN.
August 20, 1898 TO select four dele
gates To the county nominating con
vention which meets in Guthrie ep
tember g, 1898. j. l.. BOYER,
Committeeman
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''"'''' :" ~ 77''-'II ~ NIlI T WT'IIIINT7-
The Democrats Of the West Fifth
ward will meet at the Office OF the
Santa Fe house, in West Guthrie. at :
p m, August 26, 20 elect one delegate
to the county convention which meets
In this city on the 9th Of September.
NJ. WHITE, Committeeman.
The Populists Of the West Fifth ward
are requested TO meet at the cid O. X.
restaurant stano, on Second street, at
1880 p. NJ. sharp, August 20, 1898. to
elect five delegates TO the county con-
vention, which meets in GutBrie Sep
tember o, 1898. +. NJ. JOY.
Committeeman West L fth ward
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Don't fo' get the ward primaries TO
night. Every ward should fully be re-
presented
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See those beautiful tailor suits for
little boys at the Guthrie Cash Store.
Only 40 cents Saturday. 77-2t
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That oark brown taste and horrid
breath you have .n the morning is
'au,ed by an inactive liver; some med
ines relieve for while; others for
Few days, but Herbine cures. +. b.
lille g. Co.
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much whether ths Flynn cohorts have
any ribbons for the ArkHnsew colt or
not He's going 10 make the stand all
the sane,
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Next Saturdays Convention.

w. B. Tomlinson, with his usual dis
position to make trouble for the Repub
lican organization industriously attempts
to create the impression that there will
be great strife at the primary to select
delegates next Saturday.
The fact is there is not one bit of a
fight for the delegates except what Tom.
linson is trying to stir up, as there will
be no opposition either at the State or
Circuit Court Convention, and any Re.
publican who wishes to go can be &C.
commodated.
The Stateiticket is already agreed up.
on and there will be no incentive to con.
test for delegates among workers and Re.
publicans. generally. But Tomlinson
must AIRY out the directions of his di.
rectors and the Democrats who wish all
the trouble possible. 1t is nothing new
and the Republican party will go on
just the same.
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Republican Mass Convention.

The legally qualified Republican
voters of Highland county, Ohio, are
hereby requested to meet in mass con
vention in the Court room, at the Court
House in Hillsboro, O., on Saturday, the
11th day of June, 1898, between the
hours of o'clock and o'clock p. m. to
select by ballot eight alternates to the
Republican State Convention to pc held
at Columbus, Ohio, on the 2lst day Of
June, 1898.
Also at the same time and place and
in the same manner to select eight
county delegates and eight alternates to
the Republican Circuit Court Conven.
ton for the fourth judicial circuit Of the
State of Ohio to be held at Chilicothe,
Ohio, on the 10Th day of June, 1898.
The polls will open at 230 o'clock p
M and close at o'clock p. M. on said
11th day of June, 1898.
The several Republican newspapers of
Highland county Y i'll please copy this
notice.
By order OF the Republican Central
Committee of Highland county, Ohio.
JOHN DEWEY, Secretary.
FRANK LESLIE, Chairman,
Republican Central Committee of
Highland county, Ohio.
Dated June 1st, 1898
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.Esjoy Yourself.n

The Y. U. o. o. F, (colorsd) yesterday
celebrated at this place. The entertain.
ment as advertised brought many from
a distance. In the morning the streets
began to fill as the quota from Whining.
ton and other points began 10 arrive,
and by noon the darky damsel with the
pink waist was conspicuously in evi.
dence. The first event ON the pro.
gram was a ball game between
George Ellis Kolored Killers and the
Wilmington Wipe.'em ups. The game
was lively all the way through and the
animated discussions that followed all
decisions lent interest to the contest.
The game was anybody's till the finish
and was q tie in the ninth. At this ex-
citing juncture, with two men down,
Capt. Tobias Jackson stepped to the b at
and while the band played, "All Coon 9
Look Alike to Me-" cracked out q long
one that netted him four bags and the
game. The bicycle race was won by
Will Woods in fast time over his only
competitor, Ed. Bolden. The greasy
pig race failed to msterialise.
A cake walk was given in the Court
House at night and was won by q
couple from Wilmington, who were the
warmest babies in the bunch.
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The opposing armies will line up fol
the battle as follows:
American Boy Fund.

EDITOR News HERALD 1t may be OF
interest to you to know of the success ol
"The American Boy" fund. Last week we
collected about all of the money from
the several rooms, and here is the
amount, grade and teacher of same.
WASHINGTON BUILDING.
Grammar Mrs. Hodson; $2.a7 Com,
L W. Haynes, Clyde Rowe.
Grammar = Mrs. Marks; 80 30 Com,
Chas. Ingebrand. L. Stanley.
@ Grammsr-Miss Walker $1.15; Com ,
Atwood Scott, Walter Keech
B Primary-Miss link 93cts Com, Dick
Evans, Galloway Hibben.
G Primary-Miss Woodrow; $1.l5; Com,
Robt. Seybert, Howard Farley:
d Primsry-Miss Chance $3 06 Com, e.
len Steele, Lamar Langley.
WEBSTER BUILDING.
Q Grammar-Miss Elliott; 81. 05; Com. Carl
D Grammar E-Miss Oldaker 1851; Conn.,,
Leslie Hoyt, Chas. Selph.
D Grammar W-Miss Ellifritz $1.68 Com,
Clif Rhoads, James Hewitt.
A Primary-Miss Larkin amt. not reported;
Com, Fred Larkin, Chas. Campbell;
Philip Utman, Henry Schweinsberger.
O P imary-Miss Hickle $1.48; CON-, Will
liam Currin. Heber Vanpelt
D Primary Farley $1.42 Com, Wm
Woodruff, Fred Hodson.
LINCOLN BUILDING.
Isl Dept.-Miss Gee; $685. CON-, Thos.
Dent, Logan Jenkins.
I'd Dept.-Miss Phelps amt. not reported |;
CON-, Leonard Newland, Otto Morton.
The total amount is about $35, and,
considering the large number of absen.
tees on account of measles, we think our
success fairly good. We wish to thank
the teachers, committees, and all who
have helped in any way. Especially we
want to thank the papers who have 80
kindly published anything that the
committee wished published.
About the middle of June we also
hope to have an attraction, the proceeds
to 60 toward this fund. Particulars will
be published in the near future. Yours
FAY S. MAcKERLEY,
Roy A. HAYNES,
EARL GRUvER.
American Boy" Com.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

OST-A certificate of shares of the
IL Southern Ohio Loan and Trust Co.,
No. 10588. Finder will please return
same to Ed. Garrett, Bell, o
EOR SALE-A house and two acres
II Of ground: Apply to Dora Lemon,
New Market, Ohio.
DOR SALE-My houses and lots.
II Apply to o. J. Ross.
dor SALE-Horse. phaeton and har.
y ness. Apply to DR.. L. R. Hilton,
Town Hall drug store.
ENOR RENT-Pasture handy to town
II for two COWS. Inquire at this off ce.
"ANTED-Country board for lady
w and five children. .on farm, located
on high place in Highland county.
Address F. p, All, Race street, Cincin.
natl, Ohio.
r OST-On the Danville pike between
IL the gravel bank and Hillsboro, q
black cloth wrap. Finder will please
return to this Office.
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25 and C. for Fast Driving.

Wilmer Brown was arrested Monday
and arraigned before Mayor Wilkins, on
an affidavit sworn out by Jacob Shack,
charging Brown with fast driving and
otherwise mistreating one of his (Shack' 81
horses.
Brown, on Sunday of last week, hired
horse and buggy from Mr.. Shack to
drive to Russells. Later he was seen by
George Shack near Shackleton, and the
animal was almost exhausted and
showed evidence of severe treatment.
Young Shack tried to induce Brown to
return the horse to the stable but he re !.
fused. Shack then returned to town and
reported the matter to his father and the
elder Shack started after Brown. He
found him near Shackleton and took the
abused horse from him. He returned
to town and notified the authorities and
Monday Brown was nailed.
At his trial the facts as above were
adduced and Mayor Wilkins, az q warn.
ing to all violaters of this law, soaked
Brownie $25 and the trimmings. As
Brown was unable to liquidate the assess.
ment he was remanded to jail.
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1t is almost impossible now to tell with
any degree of certainty where the boys
of Company F are. The latest press dis.
patches announce that General Shafter
has embarked from Tampa with $4,000
troops, his destination unknown. The
Third Regiment was recently transferred
from the Seventh to the Fifth Army
Corps, which Gen. Shafter commands, 90
that should the above be true they have
undoubtedly left Tampa. Letters from
the boys written Friday and Saturday
state that the company has received
marching orders, and they are in read.
iness for immediate departure. Other
dispatches are to the effect that the Third
does not expect to move for some time,
and that all Of the companies will be re.
cruited up TO the limit Of l06 men. After
reading all the conflicting stAtements.
conjectures and purposed misrepressnts
tions, it u almost impossible to teIl
whether the Third Rsgimsnt 10 comins
or going.
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There have been several wild rumors
on the streets this week in regard to
some of the boys of Company F that
have caused much comment but little
serious consideration. 1t was reported
here last Saturday that Alex. CLANCY,
son of DIR. Chaney, of Pricetown, had
been shot for falling asleep on guard
duty. Another rumor as to the effect
that Sergeant Mid Mullenix had been
court. martialed and shot for a similar
ottense. The reports were of such an
utterly improbable nature that they " were
given slight credence, as it is well
known that such offences are not pun.
ishable by death, and had they been
dealt with in such manner their par.
ents would have been notified and the
papers would have been full OF it. Still
there are those who are ready to believe
anything, even in this day of sensation.
alism.
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If can't get what want there will be
none but Democrats elected in High.
land county this fall.-Tomlinson.
Is anybody scared? The Republican
party in this county has got along with.
out Tomlinson in the past and will go
right on to victory even if he be against
it in the future. By the way, has he
succeeded in getting any Democrat in
Highland county to agree to enter the
race against Hon. Seth w. Brown for
Congress