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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
ONE KILLED. OWE HuRr.
President RipIcy's Special Ran over
Two Men.

President RipIey's Special Ran Owe
Two Men.
Galveston. Texas. November e.--Th'
Npecial train of President Ripley whicl
left this city at 8 o'clock this afternoon
when one mile west OF Virginia point raj
over two men. killing one instantly aD
seriously, II not fatally. wounding the
other. w
The particulars regarding the accident
are mtager. as the fireman and engyeer
on the train we're the only witnesses 70
The killing and their testimony WI not
be taken before Saturday. when ttey WIZ
be brought to Galveston JuetiG OF the
Peace Barry began an Investigation, but
on account OF the absence ofIhese VIII
nesses II was postponed unity Saturday.
There are no definite fact but the sup
position is that the men Were lanorers
seemingly section hands, The name o.
the dead man is unknown. the one carried
TO the seaIy hospltal giving his name
as wagner. though ire talked incoher..
from him as TO howAks accident occurred.
from the wounds yficted y appears that
the men were ether lying on the track
or sitting on tH ends fcf the crossties
as their heads were badly bruised. the
dead mans skill beivs crushed and his
body bruised ~ ove'
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wright was elected president; a number OF
vice presiden to;J.I,G. Boydprecreenry; TIE
Corley, treasurer A committee on con-
stitution, by-laws, etc. were appointed to
report Mt meeting called for Saturday
evening. 1t is generally believed that
something in n substantial way Will result
from this organization and that at an
early day. Terrell has long needed an
active organization of this kind. II 1t had
been in operatI i for ten years past Ter
rell. instead OF now only having popula-
ton Of six or seven thousand, would have
had ten or twelve thousand. The figures
are not visionary, but arrived at from the
many benefits that have been allowed 10
fit right by us for wan, q united and wise
effort. NV 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
SANTA FE oFFIc1ALs.

The party OF Santa Fe officials who
came in on a special train at s:3o o'clock
yesterday afternoon left today at o'clock
FOR Summerville. They Will stop at Con-
roe to inspect the branch recently pun
chased by the Santa Re systematic Tex
as, Louisiana and Eastern. From sum
merville the party will go direct TO their
several homes at Chicago and New York
and Wichita
The personnel of the party consists Of
President f. p Ripley of the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe, with headquarters
at Chicago; John A. Mccall. president of
the New York Eife Insurance company of
New York: Everett M. Gibbs, treasurer of
this company; A. C. Jobes. q banker Of
Wichita Kan, and L, h. Aver, president
of the Texas Tie and Lumber company.
Upon their arrival in Galveston the
party visited the general offices OF the
Santa Fe and in the afternoon under the
piotage of General Manager l.. j. Polk
took In tt city on the electric cars Later
in the evening they were entertained at
the residence of Mr.. George Sealy, vice
president of the Santa Fe system.
This morning they were driven in car
riages to the docks and other places Of
interest, including the jetties by tug,
which wound up the sight seeing part of
the trip. They also inspected the yards
and terminals of tho road.
The entire party were highly pleased
with their trip to Galveston and the re-
ception given them and are loud in praise
of the great southern port and It's future.
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3AYoung Mans Death.

Commerce. Texas, November S.--John
Scaff. young man who lived with his
parents on farm three miles north OF
coIomeree, was drowned late yesterday
evening In pool on the farm He left
the house about o'clock, and not return
ing for supper, was looked after and found
III the pool He was well respected IN
the community.
II is learned that he left a letter To the
family which has not been made public,
hut which showed that he intended to take
his life. He was found in water only two
feet deep.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
GONZALES OIL MILL.
Plenty of Seed for the Company TO
Run On.

Gonzales, Texas, November s,--The Con-
zales oil mill was started yesterday and is
running finely. The machinery is all
frst-cl and was well put up. Some OF
the stockholders and number OF the citi-
zens were present when the machinery was
started. At the request of President n
Lewis Mr.. George Burgess made few
Contractor Palme and Superintendent
Rather are very well pleased with the
work OF the machinery so far. The main
buildingAs OF brick. The two large seed
houses and the hull house are substantial
wooden buildings The company has over
1000 tons OF seed on hand The capacity
is forty tons and the plant will run day
and night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
PRISONER FATAnLY wouNDnp.
Sing Martin. Rapist. Attacked TIL,
sheriff and Was Shot.

Kaufman. Texas, November 9.--The
negro, King Martin, who was confined In
the county Jail under sentence of death
for rape, has made several attempts to
break jail, and last night Sheriff Jim Kel-
Ter was Informed that he was again trying
10 get out.
He went in to see about II. when the
negro attacked him With large peace of
iron and Keller shot him. Martin Is still
alive but no hope OF his recovery.
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KNIGHT TEMPLAR BANQUET.

Mr.. P. T. Morey of Bolton, grand com
mander of Texas of Knights Templars. is
In Galveston on his annual inspection of
San Felipe De Austin commandery No. l.
He is accompanied by Past Grand Com
mander l.. T. Noyes of Houston.
In honor Of the grand commanders visit
the Galveston commandery gave an ele-
giant banquet tonight at the Masonic tenn
pie. at which the entire membership was
present and royal good time is reported.
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1919 ea--.-, ----i annapt -IUr the heners
OF It's creditors. appointing J.eG. Wessen-
dorf and Isaac Lewis, trustees. Today
Deputy United States Marshal borough
very Unexpectedly ordered said assignees
to close their doors aud suspend business.
II is learned that Gust Heye & Co, of Gall
weston and several other wholesale mer-
chants, creditors OF said firm, have filed a
petition in the Federal court at Calves
ton, asking that Meyer & Lewis be forced
into involuntary bankruptcy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
HOLIDAY is UNLIKELY.

1t has been the custom in Galveston for
years for the public schools TO give half
day holiday to the children when there was
u circus in town. But last year the school
board voted that no holiday would be given
and it is presumed that they are still.of the
same mind. and 1t IS not likely that The
children will be granted this great bo1u
with the boards consent.
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sssssssssssssssssssssssssss,


Sherman. Texas. November g.
The Sherman packing house began
work today. Quite number OF
hogs were slaughtered. The machin-
cry. all new. moved of without
hitch.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
MARTIN GLYNN DEAD.

Martin Gynn. bridge keeper of the hay
bridge, is dead. He had been i'll for about
three weeks. but the news OF his death
WAS a surprise.
Mr. Glynn had worked for the county
for about seven years. He lived in the
west end and was very popular
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tho. past twenty years. The property iu-
volyed was trnct OF 1900 acres of farm
land near Blue Mound, this county, valued
nj about 100000. Suit was brought by r.
ii. Kirby ct al VS.. G. l.. 15stelle ct al to
recover an undivided one-half interest.
The verdict was in favor OF the defendants.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
DEEvILLE WATER WORKS. ?
plant Has started I'm After IA shut
down OF q Month.

Beeville. Texas. November a.-After
having been closed down for nearly q
month on account OF breakage. the Bee
VILE water works was started up again
yesterday n
Beeyille has one OF the finest UNDER
ground supplies OF water in the State. and
when the contemplated improvements in
the system are made she will have one OF
the best small water works systems In
the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
CRIMINAL CIRCUIT COURT,

Willie McCampbell pleaded guilty to
placing distractions on the Galveston,
Houston and Henderson railway with
malicious intent and was given two years
In the penitentiary.
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INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
New business Orga imitation Perfect
ed ut Terrell.

ed ut Terrell.
Terrell, Texas November s.-The prom
Used business organization was success
fully organized last evening at the Elks
hall. The attendance was splendid and
the sentiment. though not fanatic. was In
tensely sincere An organization was o.,
fected under the name of the Terrell In.
dnstriaI association. Hon. Matthew Cart.
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o,d I.and case Decided.

Fort Worth, Texas, November s.--An
Important civil case was today decided
In the Seventeenth district court after
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10
CONVENTION BEGINS TODAY.

Dallas, Texas, November 9.-The fifty
first annual session of the Baptist general
convention of Texas will meet In Dallas
tomorrow. 1t promises to be the largest
and most exciting convention ever held
by any church denomination in Texas.
Fully 5000 visiting messengers and cnlook-
ers are expected and dssensions are feared
by those who wish to preserve harmony.
Tonight 1t looks like the word ''har-
mony" will be unknown.
The Hayden-Cranfll dispute, of course.
is at the bottom Of all the bad humor pre-
vailing, but many other issues OF lesser
degree are becoming involved. dual
church government has been set up and
dual convention is likely.
The city is filled with Baptists and the
feeling between the rival faciicns Is high.
Both the Hayden and Craniill headquarteis
have issued credentials and the row tomor-
row will begin even before the convention
is called. to order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

Bellvily. Texss. November e.--DurIng
tho lst<er part OF September. this year.
tho Hfm q Meyer q Lewis Of this place
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will overcome all ills peculiar to the
period preceding childbirth, and will pre-
pare the delicate organism directly In
volved for the final ordeal. AotheF's
Friend Is not an internal cure-all, but :
scientific liniment approved by medical
authority and established " yeass r
successful use.
Sold By druggists ~ a. Yaln1hle
book, Before Baby y 0een.s = cont -
- application. 3 Il
g. iiAsvsts sssstlsss es- Aa'ss1.. -
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TWO LIVES.

Upon the
strcngth and
condition of an
expectant moth
er depend not
only her own
life but the life
and perfection
of her child.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-10

Georgetown. Texas, November s.--Stolen
from ID. r. Atkinson at Florence. Texas
on the night OF November 7. 1899. onf
light dun horse, iiax mane and tall, q
10 years old, about 10 l-2 hands high. shoJ
all round branded I'll Connected on ie.'
shoulder; had red leather saddle on. with
leather pockets. been in use about enc
year; $40 reward will be paid for horse and
saddle and s25 for thief Address B. T.
Atkinson at Florence, or Sampson Con
nell, sheriff, Georgetown, Texas
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sHERIFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Gonzales. Texas. November s.--Strayed
or stolen One black horse, years Old
white hind feet, branded VT Char aboye'
on shoulder; one black horse. ~ years
old. Is hands high. branded NJ on left
thigh. II. NJ. Glover. sheriff
Stolen on the night OF November 9, isss
from ]. r. Brooks. living twenty-eieht
miles northwest from Lampasas, lcrIt
One sorrel mare, years old. unbranded
little white In face, good condition, iorelop
been cut about six weeks, unsho cue
black mare, 8 years old, good saddle an
NAL, shod all round; one $50 saddle, maze
by j. ID. Estess, San Saba; one pominel
siicker:. Fish brand, No. 1, new. will pay
500 for horses, saddle and thief. Address
j. r. Brooks Lometa. Texas, or u. n
Wolf, sheriff. Lampasas, Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25

Mss bado stcecman. superintendent
)f the Chicago North Side Womau'-
club, of Chicago, Do recent letter to pr.
Hartman, speaks 90 |c-ru-na a. fullowsi
"pc-ru-nn has often been used by the
members or our club in cases of stomach
trouble aud general dchutv- re-
,ontly iu cases ot la grippe, and always
with tho most beneficial results. ] think
q srcnt deal ~ Po-ru- -na--ofton recon-
mend 90 to my friends and am glad to
ay an who have tried DO .peak o. good
word fof it"
Mrs Emily s. Carson, Austorlitx,
Mich, says.
nr. s. d. uarimnn--Dccr Siri ] had
boon troubled with dyspepsia and indi-
gcstiou for many ycars, and was very
much reduced in ilesh. ] could not eat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
rEHRIroHiAI ,KErcnrs.
90 aeeeoaeeaaaaaaaaaaea

Lexington Leader Enforce the
game law on those people IS who are oct.
ting guall We dont generally bcfe.e
la tell tale" business but IN you viii
show us a quail nettcr aud flrnIsh
proof OF bis guilt we wil. see that BE-
Is arrested within thirty minutes by
the watch.
Afford Roscman. OF Ieriebo Springs.
Mo-. while on his way overland Go
Woodward put his shot gun Don She
bottom OF the wagon. a few moments
later the gun exploded and a charge
Of "a took effect in Ro,euan's right
arm. The Gun kicked az the same
time and the rebound crushed Rose.
man right great toc nearly Oh Ne
got /. going aud coming
The kansas Ia. Girl. wro wac .cN
hibitcd all over this state aud OK aho
ma Is dead OF fatty degeneration She
was the daughter n NJ and Mrs. q
fred faley of Wlksdeld, Kansas The
child weighed lli sounds az the time
OF bee death. she weighed pounde at
birth. Her parents were people ~ or
dinarv stature Wichita Eagle,
Pon-a City Courier Plans aud sFoc
ihcations for our system of water
works are being prepared We have
notSdstnils. bat understand that about
four miles. or az less, three and a hal,
miles 81 water main Is contemplated
the mrin pipe being eight inches and
on the lateral streets four Inches. The
lateral. pipes will be laid on First street
and GA each alternate street tu Ga,
town lhlit. This wit D1t water win
in reach Of all who wish DO.
Enid Wave. Owing 90 the receui
heavy rGins damaging bee track on tht
Euid ant TonkAwa rai. way the cNcur'
sion that had been bille. For Billing
today q indefinitely postponed. The
date will Doe published later Their,
would have been a large turnout ~
the BilliEgs band, accompanied ny
several ladies and friends came ir
last evening 20 advertise the excursion
and furnish IN isic Tley played 1
number of q ne selections ia front o
the Hubbard House lost night an'
gave verAl selections this morning
before leaving for home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
FULLBIOOD UPRISING.
iifc at ohmuigse Among the creeks
over the election 81 Chies

rite at otmuigse Among ihe creeks
Otsrt Election 81 y chief
The Muskogeo Times this week tells
90 an anticipated fuliblood uprising in
tbc Creek nation, Ia which blood may
freely now on next Monday ltscems
that a Creek named Phitio Harjo aud
three followers have organized move
mcnt Tor The election and inaugura
ton Of new chief with The purpose
of returning TO their former i1diau
ways aario has recently returned
from Wash ugtou, where hc taw Com
uisf 'ontr Jones about kis grievances
ngaiust The present Creek government
Jores sent him home with the assur-
arce that thiugt would te an right
ard Co. abide by The Iaws.
unrio bias misreprrfcutcd The ccm-
missioner. saying that he was told o.
como back to tbr uatiua. organize the
/ fulltIrods. elect officers and install
I them that they would bee supported
I bv the federal government. aud That
they wouId tf allowed 60 revert laci
! 20 their primitive ways ana manners
maniug their own Jaws entirely ar,
NOT boz molcstcd further bv the whitcs
/ This election took place yesterday
I between ltI unl .rU Creeas are iu th'
scheme
Indian Agent Sh.cuieit, together
with Captain El.t ci thc indian po
lice. from South NcAIestsr. and tet
! mon have lcft Masb0rce for Che scent
ard viii make arrests. Okmuigcr 4
greatly excited over the state of ahairs
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som, Ni,r rtisr. are unered les t'rsqS
uahisa.
The baby show az the ConFr 81 athsas
q church is being held this ssrsssn
Many pretty. chubby. fat 5at uir. ssni
bc ezhibited The show d,a sla spsn
until after three o'clock . 4. sEtsp
noon
The prizes offered are lui rtur. "A
diamond set baby rnr m ot~a far
thr prettictt baby reurI nartElcri
silver kufc. fcrh ami spo9a rr itne
nest baby hue doll nnd 3.it sst Ter
tlc next pretty BABY "a pan fnaarrs
Tor another pretty ouby It wcnrs
arc to nc awarded by judge reafasfl
Doe selected during %" TrcFrfae rIl the
show The ConErtgatlonat and fas
have "a decorated the church cry
handsome manner with .asf GNK
palms. They served hot luasf an al
visitors No eutrIct were naaT. - nv
enough FOR the Leader o. sNtatn a
ust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25
WITH RHODES
Two American Women Visiting
In lRyested kimberly

scripps Nc Rae League
Henderson Ky,Nov Two Amcri
can womsn ara a, present in I Kimbcr.
ley, the Cape Colony etv that is in
vested br the Bocrs They are Mrs.
Nancy Huston Banks formerly of this
city, daughter of Judge George HUs.
ton of Morgandeld aud Miss Ana .c
Kussncr OF New Iork. Mrs. Banks.
who IS correspondent % q Loudoa
newspaper. is said 90 have been che
only person in the teseged city who
has been able % geta message through
the Boer lines Hr- father has gone
60 Washington O. ask the State dcpsrt
ment 90 take steps FOR her safety
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my children for the various little all
meuts which annoy little once, aud The
result o. utat they are never sick, but
always strong and healthy. have
gained forty pounds since taking
Pc-ru-nn."
So many people have what BE- called
dyspepsia without having tho slightest
suspicion that catarrh of the stomach o.
thc cause. such people take pepsin and
"a thousand other things, vnin;y hoping
t1 got wen. But tho catarrh r,mains,
and of course the dyspepsia romans.
pc-ru-na curns .hoso cases permanently
hy removing tho cause, which Is catarrh.
Pc.yu-na has cured more cases ~ dye
rcpsia than any other remedy in the
world. Asdress Dr. Hartman, ColuIn-
ous. Ohio, for free took.
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FLNNN
Calls on Speaker Elect h8d-
eTSnD and Talks SlSe-
hood Direct.

scriprs McRao League.
Washiu. ton Nov. 23--HtlrEaas rAaN
ni. Flynn Of Oklahoma. hal '-sla kra
Washington with his states rssf sli
and bis measure Tor free bonef az
day he called on Speaker rlc ~ fk ss-
crsou and modestly suggfsssf ifat
Oklahoma would feel aggrisret ~ VA.
its delegate, was NOS given q ssrrvua
She committee on torritos,o Fssfte
lands and Indian aGair,.
After bis conference with AZ tfr-
dcrson delegate Flynn a. trsuusd
that statehood FOR ohlaA5a., l'eulh
be pressed Boz the rendinr sea rn s0d
this time the light wod6 te vE9 rhe
entire population of Oklahprat "a sa
line with the new PLAZA g. ,iurie
statehood with clause pros. Ak fur
the addition Of the Indian ts-r apfy to
the new state Last year 81 said.
oklahoma was divided on ths rss ton
/ of single statehooa aud ior asaa rua
son no progress was made 20 .E. einae
7 thc bili would bc heartily srKvstrsi
1 nF All factions. tA panoirt ttsu rtot
I oc considered an aecomdlsar t ssci -
said Delegate Fiyan until t ssauua
has been admitted into thl a. ioE.
There must be- new star o.. a a.. fl.g
aud two senatots 10 tlc tsa afs fru1n
che state of oklahoma boflre ru rsiil
admit that expansion .is cit-s sruoun
p.ahed or proceeding along .a.s rtHht
lines
Delegate Flynno bIll ats 4a-ut tAe
opposition Of Indian tornterr r1ssrs.
They do not like thc idia @ hs Kig khe
tau 90 OklahomA's stat,karas Alta.
They will try Co have The bii. siitrsi "a
this session, believing tnat ID, tsif' iar
rtNf two yrars the develop frrfls& ~
1 tf. Indian territory Nil % rsaf
t.Hf Ith udiu.Hs'Or ts 900 .Has 80 80
state cam bt secure. Wish uI fsr aftS
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qucnccs. could geo no rest by day nD.
ilecp by night tried every remedy
advertised for the cure yf dyspepsia
without the least hcurft. 40 last ! got
3 l,ottlo Of Pe-ru-nu. confess ] bad nD
fnlth in %, ~ had been -p often disap-
pointed but in "a day or re I felt much
improved Food did not distress me as
before. continued its u.c, and. after
usiug "a dozen BOTTLES, ] was well
wllnau. can cat an ylhlnx without The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25

Take toe most popular route 20 ~
Louis and all points east Kansas City
aud all points north aud west
santa Re trains make close conuec-
tinas az OklahomA City aud wichita
for AL points on Toe Frisco line
~ Louis and Kansas City mail aud
ex press leaves Oklahoma City ~ g.l5
every uorning; leaves 81. LOUIS at $40
every evening and arrives a. Oklahoma
.ity a. eco the following eveuing
Through reclining chair cars with.
1ut change Pullman palace sleepers
trYm Nonett 90 81. Louis and Kansas
CITY YOU can secure bcrths before
leaving Oklahoma.
Further Information will be cheer
fully given by tie nearest agent or
j. nUNN
Dist paos. Agt wichita Rams
bvuoN bNYDER, e.. J.. A.,
81 Louis Mo
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least distress, sleep wcll, aud. instead
Of the living skeleton . wa-, ] am now
q healthy, Ho.hy woman. Thi- was In
l-ep ani ] have continued wen over
since. , have not been without your
remedy iu tbe house since my recovery.
advise au sufferers TO do AZ ala and
bo curCd
Mr. John b schmidt saysi - Pc-ru-na
haf saved my life. For nvc years che
best doctors had pronounced me incur
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able. I Uttered
with o complica-
uon of Uisoascs
palpitation OF tho
heart ncrou-nc-s,
weakness uud dys
pepsia. a fc W
bottles 90 Pc-ru-ua
and Man "a lin
cured mc. po-ru
ma canno OF be
beaten. / give
wunr fm.TNafun O..
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DEPUTY
with a jag and Gun Causes
Trouble In The Territory.
seripps McRae League.

scripps McRae League.
Sedalia. Mo. Nov. e5-G. ". Tolss
section laoorer Of Duranl, ! + was
admitted 10 the Katy hospital here
with an arm and Lex shattered Ie
was shot yesterday at Colbert by q
drunken deputy marshal who fred
into d section gang es he was passing
them on freight. ~ is supposed hc
mistook them flr train robbers.
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anything with
outthcgrcatcst
distress after
wards Ny food
would como up
and my stou
ach became
vcrywcakfrom
fasting, ns !
prcfcrre togo
without food
rathcrthansuf
Ter tho cunso-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-25

There was enough hail a. Perry one
night lnst week 90 break window
pRnes November thunder and ligh Z.
ming were frequent ia Oklahoma this
year.
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ANOrnER sNAP

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asess College.
THE LEADEn will give = s5e scholar.
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