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STATE DINNER.

President and Mrs. Nc. .tinley Entertai
Hlgn onloialS,
Washington. Jan, Tho drst forma
state dinner Of the season at tAe Whit,
House took place tonight. when the pre-
ident and Mrs. Mckinley entertained tn
cabinet. The public portions Of the man.
sion has been decorated in an elaborat.
manner. and every available space va
made fragrant and beautiful by the us
of flowers. Owing to the large number o.
guests. hte table was set In the man
corridor. There were many center piece
OF roses. with a ground work OF maldei
hair fern, prettly arranged in which
were colored incandecsent lights Lady
slipper orchids were also In abundance
while at the plate of each guest was o.
boutonaire OF carnations. Graceful, palm
were set In appropriate places aroun,
the room, while the ceiling and the wall
we're hung witn southern smllaX.
In the eastern room there was a pro
fusion of cut flowers. potted plants ano
trailing flowers. Contrary 10 the custom
heretofore observed the marine band oc
cupied a place In the conservatory wher'
the musical effects were better than from
the position In the vestibule which It has
occupied at all previous state fPnetions
The guests invited to meet the member
Of the cabinet and their ladies include
many senators and representatives anO
their wives. General and Mrs. Miles; Ad
jutant General Corbln; General and Mrs
John w. Wilson; General and Mrs
Grely and Admiral and Mrs. sicard
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SPn.aIIuIAl u,y.

Havana, Jan. 4.-The afternoon papers
today sent n thrill throughout the coun-
try with a report that a torture and exc
cution chamber hac been found at the
residence of the Spanish Military gov
ernor adjoining the palace. The papers
declared that there the Spanish officials
questioned and murdered POLITICAL prls-
oners. According to their accounts, the
floor OF the chamber was covered with
dried blood and its walls were indented
with machete strokes. An excited crowd
soon gathered outside the house, which
vas last occupied by General Parando
The reported torture chamber Is room
about eight feet square, Just of the din
ing room. AS a matter of fact It was
probably used as n pantry.
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NEw YonK aENERAL.

New York, Jan. 4.--Flour- -Receip's t3
S9a: exports sG,OO5; again quiet Dut re
llected moderately the strength in wheat
Wheat-Receipts 37f. .G25; exports 8Ii aa.
spot strong; No. 2 red soNs Z. o. l. ah1af
10 arrive; options lave beer ln riTqnr
position today. Opening nrm on cold
weather they responded a little to bear
ish cables an. then hardened on the hlr
clearances. which for the week are fully
half million bushes wheat and -four
ahead OF last week Demand kept up ul
the afternoon and final quotations were
NQkc net higher; foreign houses SOLE
wheat and otherwise opposed the advanc,
during the day. March n 6-lGQ
closed TSN.
corn-Receipts. 1885; exports G.9sn
spot steady; No. 2 44aAH T. q. b. aaoat
options opened steady with wheat bul
through cold weather. bearlsh cables un-
loading. failed 20 maintain It's poaltion ur.
tn stimulated again in tho late sesion ~
strength IN wheat Closed Ac net nighs-
May nZd42 sic. closed 42h.
Oats Receipts, 1000: exports, ear
spot dull; No. q 3sh No. 2 white, Gts'
options neglected.
coffee--Options opened barely steady ~
unchanged prices 70 tve points iecilue
ruled active with narrow changes. hfteF
firHt call on mutual desire, -etween longs
and shorts 20 llsuidate On even terms
realinElng IN longs being prompted bS
asier ruling OF spot ccffee and increa SEQ
covered on Europeanmfwypoindm
American visible supply. while shorts COY
ere on European and Brazilian stabil'
ity. Closed steady. unchanged 10 hv'
points iower. Sales. 3i5O0 bags. Including
January 5ss bags; February. SIS: Marcf
5GO: April. bS5. May 57oa575; July $50
September. 5s0a5 s5; October S.s0d5.S S
November s5.sae.O5.
Spot eoifee-Rio weak and lower; no.
Invoices el1; no. jobbing 2; mid. easy
cordova fE9i6
sugar-Raw. irregular fair refining
s-is; centrafugal sc test. Z 5-le; molasei
sugar. s-ie; refined unsettled.
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Another Army scandal.

Savannah. Ga. Jan. 1.-TWO weeks ago
Hugh McClalr, stewart Of the transport
Roumanian. was discharged by the ships
quartermaster McClair said It was be-
cause he demanded Of the quartermaster
his share OF profits made from the ships
store room, Since McClairs story became
pubAc Depot quartermaster Belllnger
and depot commlssary Ruthers have been
making an investigation. What they have
found has been embodied In an official
report which went TO Washington last
night Il Is said that the quartermaster
Pgley and the quartermaster In charge
OF the Manitoba have been commended
TO be discharged. The sale Of LIQUORS at
one time must have come 70 near a scan
dat The charge was made that exhorbi-
tant prices were charged on some OF the
transports and tnat big pr0nts went 20
the stewards or somebody.
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Miss Sampson w Dis.

New York. an. 4.-Miss Olive Earring
ton Sampson, daughter Of Rear Admiral
w. T. Sampson and Henry Harrison Scott
OF San Francisco, were married IN the
Congregational church 60. GlenriLge, N. j.,
tonighC. by Rev. Frank J. Goodwin.
The church was deliberately decorated
with orange blossoms, roses, vioets, ferns
and palms The little edi.ce which Is
but short distance fro mthe Sampson
home. was crowded
The brides gown was white satin, cut
entraine. and trimmed with real lace and
chiffon. A long veil o. white .ulle. fasten-
ed with orange b ossoms, completed the
costume. She carried white roses and III
lies OF the valley.
Miss Hannah Sampson. sister OF the
bride, was maid nor.
Among the presents was q silver salad
bowl and set of silver spoons from the
officers OF the cruiser New York Mr.
and Mra Scott viii rc-ice IN New York
city.
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LOST Al STA
The Csntanla Goes Down and None OF Her
Crew Escapes.

The Cantania Goes Down and None OF Her
Crew Escapes.
London, Jan. The Atlantic transport
company's steamer N ,5a. capt Lay
land. from New vorS, has arrived he.
with deta.,s of the meeting OF the Amer
lean steamer Catania. Her funnel had
been washed away and her decks had
been swept. She asked to be taken IN
tow and the Mesaba agreed to do so II
possible, but failed on account OF lie
heavy seas which were running.
The Catania tnen signalled Don't aban-
don me-, and the Mesaba answered that
she would not. Then the Mesaba asked
the Catania's people II they would not
abandon the ship, but they refused TO do
SO The Mesaba stood by the Catania all
night long and the latter did not fire
any signals distress. Fut a, daylight
she was invisible. After searching for
the missing vessel until O'Clock ia the
morning of December 80, the Mesa pro-
ceeded for London having stood by for
% hours.
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GOld Ntn"rS IS q" Tx Z on
Washington Jan. 4.-Representative
Tongue, or Oregon, has prepared an
amendment TO the 0.l for codhcation Of
the laws Of Alaska now pending In the
house, providing for the licensing OF main
business concerns in the territory. and es-
pecially the liquor business Mr. Tongue
says that the Treadweli mine does not
pay anything IN the way Of tas.A 20 the
support OF territorial institutions. and
that from the region surrounding Juneau
about six million m gold Is produced an
nually and does not contribute 9. cent 20
tne government. TIE present arrange
ments concerning liquor he dec ares, is
corrupting society No officer can pross.
cute those who sell liquor witnoul being
ostracised by people IN the territory. and
tho liquor that is sold pays no revenue.
II IS introduced In the territory by heln-,
shipped In bond from the Lake Bennett
and smuggled back into Alaska. Such
liquor as is so. there Is OF the very worst
kind, being adulterated, he says. to an
extent unknown elsewhers Senator Per-
kins tried 10 have similar amendment
Incorporated IN Zee general Alaskan bi
which passed the senate last year, but {,
was defeated
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ALAsKAN cRINf1NAI cnnr

Washington, jan, 4-The house spent
today In considering the bin 10 define
and punish crimes in Alaska and provide
code OF criminal procedure for the
territory. Sixty seven pages were COM
pleted today and the bin was made a con.
tinuing order until disposed Of. not. how
ever 10 interfere with appropriation bills
or other special orders. The house ad-
journed out OF respect 10 the memory OF
the late Senator Morrill,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-05

New York. Jan. A-The cotton market
opened steady at near months TO 2
point lower and far months points high.
er. Subsequent changes laekeu special
Significance. ana az best the market was
a nerveless a.-air. News as aan- contain-
ed nothing Of an inspiring character.
while orders from all sources were con-
spicuous BY their absence. Futures at
Liverpool were study dull at q shade
decline. The weather recorded high tenn
perature and generally unsettled weather
over the c0fton region
Cottol-Futures steady. Jan. S ss: Feb.
$50; Mar. t5.s2. April $3.50: May $3.50;
June s'3' July s5.eS; August ss.ess Sept.
ib.e4; oct. $3.50; Nov. s.eS.
Liverpool Jan 4.-Couon-spot xood
business. frices barrel ysupported. Am
erican middling ss-s1d Futures steady.
demand poor.
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McRILLIs GETS BAIL.

Joplin. NO, Jan. i--John d. Mecrnlis.
VINO killed W. ]. Cnhllan. the alleged
despoiier OF his home. at Carthage. was
brought before Circuit Court Judge Per-
kins today on a writ Of habeas corpuz
ani after hearing. was admitted 70
bah Ia The sum OF $4,000. The q thage
juss!ce Of the Iesce who committed Nc.
crillis for trial refused 10 admit him to
bail.
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CHICAGO LADY's FATAL MEETING
ON THE STREET.

Chicago. Jan. A-An unidentified man
came up 10 Mrs Fred Smith, as she was
standing in front OF lis Wall street and
attempted 10 mako her acquaintance.
She gave him a very discouraging re-
eeption. whereupon no drew revolver
and attempted 20 shoot her. Her cries
brought her husband. and while he was
asking the cause OF the trouble. ths man
shot him IN the forehead. de then turn
ed his revolver upon himself. sending a
bullet through his lungs. Smith VIII prob
ably recover, HIS asaiant. who Il without
question, a unatic. will die.
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KANsAs CITY GRAIN.

Kansas city Jan. -wheat-Firm; NO.
hard. elGc6c; No. e2Qe5c No. red.
ic. no 3 aaesc' No. 2 spring esae5e; No.
5la63c
Corn-steady; No ? mued sllkci No. 2
white s5e, No g. 2ihc.
oats-Higher No white. 2sM02sc
Rye--Firn, No. 2 SIC.
Hay-lIigher Choice timothy Hso; prai-
ie N.5Q.
Butter-steady. Separator l7Glse; dairy
lsc.
Eggs-steady Fresh. &c
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Troy, ~ Y Jan. 4-Fire broke out to-
day IN the furniture house Of ]. r. & e.
A. Myers and spread 20 the building on
the north occupied by cluett. Peabody q
Co, as a store house for collars. cuns
and shirts The losa is 400 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-01-05

Washington. Jan. f-The Illness from
which John W. Foster Is "A feriny sas
taken a turn for the wsrse. and II n fear.
LAST night the patient was yery restless
Cd tonight that pneumonia has developed
and today had a severe coughing bpca
which weakened him.
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AMERICAN TRAVELLER INJURED.

London. Jan. 4-The Madrid cores
pondent TO the Daily Mall says;
An American who Is trying to travel
around the world without money, met
with a terrible fan while entering France
by night through the Pyranes He was
seriously injured.
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BIG CATTLE CONTRACT.

Fort Worth. Jan. 4-George w Simpson
president Of the Fort Worth stock yards.
today closed a contract with the govern
ment TO furnish 600 beef cattle weekly
for the United States army in Cuba.
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SPANISH wAR yEssELs.

Washington, Jan. 44-The Spanish war
vessels sandoval and Alvardda. trophy
vessels Of the late war. are at the navy
var here, having arrived from Annapolis
They were brought here on purpose Of
exhibition TO government officials.
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Mss AThER.oN MARRIEn-

San Francisco. Jan. f-duriel Ather-
ton. laughter Of Gertrude Atherton, the
novelist. was married IN this city tonight
TO Albert d. Rusisei, young Business
man Of this city. The mother OF the br dc
Il now IN WsshinstOs.
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Washington, Jan 4-For the eighth
consecutive day General Henry al San
Juan reported BY cable 10 the war de-
daY that l.-ere were no deaths among
the American troops garrisonlng Porto
Rico
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coNsoLs sLlGHTrY Up.

London, Jan. A-ciosing-Co -Consois for
money no 9-l6; do for account 40 - ID
honey--Two and one-half per cent.
The rate Of discount IN tho open market
for short bills 2ssaA per cent: do for tires
monthB bills 2hGA per cent.
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cUBAN SOLDIER PENSION

Washington, Jan. A pension of $50
a month was today granted to Mrs. Riga
b. Haskell, widow OF Brigadier General
Joseph Haskell. who was wounded at the
battle OF RI caney in July and died there
from in tS's country on September 49,
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REED UP FoR AssAuLr.

Wilkesbarre., Pa. Jan. 4-Roland Reed
the actor, was arraigned before Justice
Dono--ue today charged with committing
an assault on Roger Howell the proper
ty man Of the Nesbett theater He was
fined tl250 and coats which he paid.
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tive demand today. and the nocerate sup
ply kent prices from declining. although
half-fat lots sold ~ prices that were un-
sst'sfactorv ~ seiierv. Native oAe7 steers
eo'd ~ = oo~s % FOR common to prime.
'0-reiv - 0TT9s IN m rood iots ro,ar
hollow y: corrr7on etockers soid for - 7sr7
so' hut vaod lots brourht - fr0t 70.
'eefers 49, n; prime heifers. s.; Texas
steers - 7o5t2s.
Hors-The o~erirrs Of hogs exceesed
Mo dernand and saiea were NJ further
'No'ire ~ f71n cents. making drop NJ IS
I'm certs IN two favs A. the rednced
0rioe 'rafe v~es fa'riv active horr sai-
'nr from - 7-@77 n Tor ne cornu,oner iofs.
~ ~ - s0@' Ts fs- r,o'as cona'crrnsrts
Neavv rooting tots. g ss7s N: pjvs. s,D
~ N. h'''t ~ ealea - pn77 ~
Rheen-7-i,e fe,naud for rNaen "a. I'm
ued nnA rrioes vy0ra 'arrai-- ~ COME tow
s- 7n--Ns - 7-Ts y. vesri'-,ps - NM ~:
eheeo 20 sne7i m. e-ves - tnT7z rn ard ve-v
~'~a iootfrr vevie~r eheen brought ssR
peeeipts-Cattle11 II 800; hogs. 400: sheep
$1,000
ST rorrrs GRAIN
81 Tonis. ian i-F1our-Duli ana nomi-
naliv UNCHANGED
wheat-Ontions dur; unchanged 70 ~
h'rher snot -teadv: No O. r~i. cash
o'nvator ~ trrct n. Tan u. Nov T5x:
~ b'd. 1u'v ~ Nd. No. ? hara soaee
cN~r--Oo''crs stsadv N frartEonaiiv
N'gH'eri arof hi~her' NJ casF q bid:
ran 2f asked. Nav sstt1N asked.
Nnt---r'~- ct'o,a hcffer. Nav anot - cher
No ? cnsh 9etk Asi,sa. track %, Jan. az.
Wav 2gH; No white 80
Rutter-Firm; creamery isQ27; dairy IA
die
Fvve-Firn -
I.ead-Dnii - 77tb.
Snelter- pul t4.7s asked.
Pork--Retter; mess. iobbing. old $3.50;
new. SO 2s
rard-Nominal; prime steam. sS:
chnicC $3.50.
Drv soit meats-poxed shoulders. $3.50:
extra thorts IS: ribs s. q: shorts $3.50.
racor-RoSed shouidersf5; extra shorts
'h5l; hs S. Is; shorts 80.
R"ceiris-Flour 1000; wheat, 2l.Oco;
corn 81 900: oats. 1900.
shlnro o'nts- Flour 1900; wheat. 1900;
rci'' s. 900; oats. 2i.OOo
KANSAS CRY.
Ranpas City Jan. 4--cattle--Recelpts,
'niclal 5l0O natives; 1870 Texans. Active
'te1Hv TO strong market on alaughterlnR
'atte; stocks and feeders that showed
'uaiIty active at firm prices Heavy ma
iVe sters g. i0ah5o: medium N8d6lO;
iFh,veiehts asO25: stockers and feeiers
245aA 90; butcher cows ana helfers taBD
80; western steers ss.501iso; Texas
lteers 81 9SIte6; fexas cows sA7B915;
aiming stock S225G2. IT,
Hogs eceipts, official .e020. Supply
vas The al and prices a trine lower.
ialea me- nly cents lower. Heavies $3.50
rs: tixed sa45G27O; lights .3i59sa:
IRE SS'NTs rs.
sheep-Receipts. official. 4s'9 Liberal
urnlv end tower eastern market caused
sllgh, decline IN prices today Lambs s.
'6: muttoug 81 5nGi rs; feeding lambs
25Q7A2o: feding sheep s325asS5; stock
rs 32.500s50
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SAILED FOR cUBA.

Savannah. oa.. ia 4-oen. H. r Dcng
las and eight oniei . or Ma stan 'orty-
eight enlisted Officers and =. npro5or %
ci,ilisn employees saiisd for havana thls
afternoon on tae Panama
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FRENCH INTERESTS IN CHINA

Berlin, Jan. 4.-The Lokal Anzeiger says
that the Russian representative at Peleln
has been ordered to support French IN
terest in China, as energeucany as though
they were Russian.
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FRrNcH rnIroR nrAD-

Paris. Jan. 4-Aime Eduard Harve. cd
itor Of the solisl and member Of the
French academy. died today in his sixty
fourth year.
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TEXAS PRIVATE DTpD

Havana. Jan, t-col. Aabry. Of the
ffsi Texas regiment. who was attacked
last Saturday with eerebro splnas men,
insitis. died this msrniag
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Jan. 4-some leading makes
- S-ineh iitwn dr. -ls adyl'csd - 1Le
0arket fo' cotton goods VIZ gene ally
quiet today. Hpot trade il,l1 ,--ni and
mail orders moderate. but M Impression
made on tone. which was strong before.
Print cloth duIe; hut sellers conservative:
woolens Dun; dress goo Ia division quiet
and unchanged. Silks Arm
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New York. Jan. 4--Total sale Of stock
today $500 shares. including l7.e2O Atehi-
on "a.
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LIVERPOOL WHEAT DULL

No. red northern spring. Gs lllzd.
corn--spot, easy; American mixed %
I'D.
corn--Jan. old easy. 81 lOSsd; aasr.. qui.
et. 2s sgd; May IS 5xd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coasts. steady
AiOs.
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WHEAT QUIET.
IMMFNsE aTOCR SAFE.

Liverpool, Jan. A-wheat futures closed
quiet; March 81 lOH9 May 6s shd
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Par 3. Jan. 4.-Ths bourse today was
characterized ~ weakness and forced
salns In All d'Itr;menta.
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BERLIN sNc1rRI. rra.

Berlin. Jan. A-Intsrnafionai securities
were dun on the bourse today. Local Sc
curitles we're Irregular
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sPANIam FouRa-PARIa.

New York. Jan. t--cottOn steady; rnid
Sc
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PARIS BOURsE.

SPANISH FoIRs-LoNDoN
London, Jan. L--spanish a. closed at Az
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Naomi Rebeksh Lodge, No g 20 NJ.
meets every Ffiiag evening al 5.31 IN the
Otd Fellows's har In ne W~fnherger huild-
lnr Visitors welcome tLLIE HIGH ~
KATE hWETHYl ses
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! o. r. n meets every Tus Sd night
4 81 p hal Visiting chirf~ alive elcome
NJ. Is. CH tRRY, chief Of Records
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NEW ORLrANs cOTTO
NEW YORK COTTON.

New Orleans. Jan. Section easy, mld
s-l6
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Guthrie Lodge No. 2. A +. & A NJ. Reg.
ular meeting third Tuesday evening IN each
month al Q o'cio All brethren Cordially
favited % att nd
.. =. ocRKlNs, W. n.
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CHICAGO

csissss, Jan. s-o.''i. v.r. IN faiFiy as
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Paris. Jan. '.-spanl'h IS closed at 1850.
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Guthrie Camp No g. Woodmen OF the
World meets ever, MOndav Dight in the + &.
of p. hall Visiting W ndmen are welcum {
J. b. TOW RS, Clerk,
Wh. GREGORY. Con Com
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HArtranft Post No 8 G. A. r., meets on
nrst and third SATURDAYS IN each month al
1850 y N. in probate court room Wishing
comr rades always wvlceme,
J. &. FOSTER, PC
NJ L. MOCK, Adjutnan'
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For uny furth1r information address
j. +. HOLDEN. Trafic Mgr.,
South McAlester. l.
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Guthrie Lodge No 2, l. o. o. r. meets
Monday night of eacn week AT 80, Visiting
ODD Fellows always welcome
W S COOPER, NC
q w BRUCE. Secretary
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-02
Story OF A Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years by the
chains of disease is the worst form of slavery.
George ID. Williams, of Manchester, Michigan
tells how such slave was made free H saws
"My wife has been so helpless for five Years
that she could not turn over i'll bed alone After
using two bottles of Electric Btters She was
wonderfully improved and able to do her own
work This supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness, sleeplessness,
melancholy, headache backache, fainting unC
dizzy spells. This miracle working medicine is
a godsend to weak, sicnly, run down people
Every bottle guaranteed, Only soc. Sold by G
w. Houston, druggist.