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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26
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En- ell artfculo tituladc "Eu ex
pectacci6n" que insertamos en- la
primera plana de este numero, Sc
nos escape una errata importsnta:
Donde dice: fuerZa mOtriz de- .donde
han "bastado." lease: de donde han
"brotado" siempre la virtud y ell he:
rOismO g..
Aver hubO en- Santurce una rina
entire Alexandra Hernandez y un tai
Santana Rivera, de cuya rcyerta re
sultaron ambos heridos, principal
mente este dltimo que pas6 al Hospi
tai en- grave estado. El Juzgado de
San Francisco conoce en- ell asun
to.
JUGUETES. G. olosal surtido
recibido por los dItimos vapores de
los Estados Unidos de A. y de Eu.
ropa Mas de 800, 900 classes desde 2,
8, 4, 5, 10, Is, 20 y 25 centavos uno.
Tambien clases fnas hasta So 81 En-
SIS Sc vende ma mesa mostrador de
4 metros de largo propia pal Sas
trerfa 8 Almacen de mercancfas
Continda ell baratillo de jabones y
platos & IS centavos docenas. Lucas
Gimenez San Francisco Al. P
Esta noche tendra lugar la
Junta General que celebrara Ia ju'
ventud republicana en- ell Sub conf
te Cruz IL.
~Ha fallecido en- esta Capital
una virtuosa Sierva de Maria. Aver
tarde tuvO efectO su entierrO con una
concurrencia numeroslsima.
Nos ha visitado en- esta redac.
ci6n un nuevo periodico de Maya
guez: "El Iris de Paz," dirijido por
Ia sef1orita Francisco Suarez (ciega)
Larga vida deseamos al colega.
En- las ofcinas de la "Liga
de propietarios de fincas urbanas,
Fortaleza II, altos, Sc proporcionan
q los asociados, q precios baratos,
materiales de constr uccl6n. pianos,
jornales, inodoros, caf1erias etc, da-
dos por los gremios de obreros, ia
bricas comerciantes II d u tr a
les.
PLMV
Hallandose aver examinando
una p1StOAd C6I dud u luulVIuUO VIA
nuel Cumba, tuvo la desgracia de
ser herido, por efecto de un tiro que
SO le escape. Oportunamente fue
asistido en- la sala de socorros.
Por rifla y escanda.o aver en-
la-calle de San Justo, acusaEdo lue
go al policja de hallarse ebrio, sie1
do incierto, fue condenado ell more:
no Juan Megias 30 dias de traba'
jos forzad0s.
Para maf1ans queda por res sol
verse ell iuicio de don jose Garcia
Acevedo, de Puerta de TERRA, con
ira el sugeto Andres Cruz, por ha
berle maltratado de obras. -
Cuaudo un tren de ferrocarli il
que recorre cuarenta y cinco millas
por hora Sc detiene de una manera
repentina, hace sentir & los pasaje
ros un choque equivalence al que
producirfa cayendo de una altura de
cincuenta y cuatro pies =
En- Aibonito Sc halla vacante
Ia Escuela graduada de nif1os da la
nohloo;kn g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26

CONSEJO LAS MADRES.--..El jarabe cananta
de Winslow debe usarse sempre 9ne los niilcs esten
al pequefo sufrientc; produce un sueGo natural y
tranquilo alviando al niho de door el angelic des
pierta con mucha viveza Es muy agradable al pa
adar Calma al ni1o, ablanda las encfas, aliyia to
este rnaior rarnado Ia diarnaa asf
sulta de La dentici6n dc otras Tener cui-
dado peiir por "Jarabe Camante de Mr.. Winslow"
nor ser ell me1or de tOdos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26

Los medicos recomiendan la
Emulsion de Scott como energico re
constituyente en- todos los casos de
<escrofulosis, raouitismo y la tu
bercuiosis pulmonar.
Srs. Scott & Bovine.
Muy Sres. mios: Tengo el gus
to tengo ell gusto de maEifestarles,
que desde hace amos vengo recetan
do en- aquellas dolencias,para las que
esta indicado, ell tan renombrado 6
inmejorable producto liamado Emul
sion de Scott, sin que hasta ahora
haya dejado de darme ell resultado
deseado
Asf pues, en- vista de clio, no
dudo en- prescribirla aquellos pa
cientes que sufren de <des6rdenes
t166cos, & de <nutricion, y Sc .exte
nuarfan rapidamente 81 no se:acudie
Sc proqtamente dicho preparado
que encierra en- ST productos tan asi
milafles como reconstituyentes
Tauto en- la <dfatesis escrofulo-
sa, linfatismo, raquitismo, y sobre
todo en- la tuberculosis pulmonar,
sus efectos son incontestables.
Por So su gusto agradable Sc to
ma sin repugnancia algura. Desean
do a ustedes toda clase de prosperi-
dad, aprovecho esta OCCASION para
suscribirme su mas affmo. alto. S.
S.
J. MONAGAS.
Ma DE-
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D0OLEY SMITH g. CIA.
95 Y 81 LIBERTY ST. N@eW-YORK CITY.

REPRESENTATIVES DE LAS CASAS
SWIFT &. c. CHCA 80 AND NEW
Tocino JamOnes, Manteca todas
REGTIIG AMERICAN CEREAL C? CHICAGO
Hana de Trp Mama ~El Cabalo
Ste~-Eanna de tlUAKERs GOLDEN w.
RE(fOID.
SOUlHttN CtIlCN OIL &? savannah ~Fores City> Jabon.
DIAMOND MATCH C? NEN-Y YORK
Hars aluminium
de
Mantequila Durhan
Licores artlcllOS de abrca
ew-VIsITENOS O EsCRIVANOs
DOOLEY, SMITH C. CIA
TEIUAN | San Juan Puerto-lco Gale Marine Ponocs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26
Por no poderle atender S,

Por no poderle atender su
duef1o Sc vende el establecimiento,
de Fonda y casa de Huespedes demo
minada LA America situada en- la
Gale de San Francisco no 81 Ell que
10 interese puede dirigirse su due
no en- ell mismo establecimiento;
n-o-1S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26
Por rif1a Y esc$nda!o aver en-

POr rlna y escanda!o aver en-
la-calle de San Justo, acusaEdo lue
go al policia de hallarse ebrio, sie1
do incierto, fue condenado ell more:
no Juan Megias 30 dias de traha'
jos forzados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26

Para mahana queda p0r, resOI
verse ell juicio de don Jose Garcia
Acevedo, de Puerta de TERRA, COZ. .
ira el sugeto Andres Cruz, por ha
berle maltratado de Obras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26

En- Aibonito Sc halla vacante
Ia Escuela graduada de nif1os da la
poblaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26

En- Ell artlculo tituladc "Eu ex
pectacci6n" que insertamos en- Ia
primera plana de este ndmero, Sc
nos escape una errata importsnta:
Donde dice: fuerza motriz de. .donde
han ''bastado." lease: de donde han
"brotado" siempre la virtud y ell he.
rOismO e..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26

Aver hubO en- Santurce una ri1a
entire Alexandra Hernandez y un tai
Santana Rivera, de cuya rcyerta re
sultaron ambos heridos, principal
mente este dltimo que paso al Hospi
tai en- grave estado. Ell Juzgado de
San Francisco conoce en- ell asun
to-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26
Cuaudo un tren de ferrocar1

CuauuO uu GrHn u4 IerTUC8TIH II
que recorre cuarenta y cinco millas
por hora Sc detiene de una manera
repentina, hace sentir los pasaie
ros un choque equivalente al que
producirfa cayendo de una altura de
cincuenta Y cuatro pies III
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-12-26
DIR. ED. CASALDUC.
Utuado Pto. Rico Diciembre Is

El circo New York" ha empe
zado va sus trabajos en- Ponce.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
STRANGERS SUDDEN DEATH
Man Named Tibbetts Found Dead in
Bed Near RiIIinrs

Guthrie. o. T., Oct. 22-The Perry En-
terprise says: Early this morning a tel
ephone message was received by Acting
Coroner Strain from Justice Jocelyn OF
Billings stating that a man by the name
or T1bbetts had be found dead In bed
early this morning at his boarding house.
some three miles from Billings, and ask
Ing as to whether or not the authori,ies
wished to hold an inquest On consult
ing with Attorney Morris il was decided
unnecessary and the Billings. people were
notified to that effect. Tlbbitts came to
Billings same months ago from Missouri.
where his parents reside He had team
and other personal property but no real
estate in this county so far as, known. He
was z years old and unmarried. He was
In good health Thursday and served on a
jury in Judge JoceIyn's court, going home
In the evening. Some time in the night a
man sleeping in the same room with him
heard him gasping and struggling for
breath. Getting up and lighting a lamp
he found the man dead and the SUPPOSE
ton IS that he died from heart failure.
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in the county, as there was room for
both of US.
LAS the supreme court had not passed
upon all the issues involved in the
Washita county seat removal, and not
wishing to cause I'll feeling in the county,
consulted with citizens and told them
if they would make a showing before a
final sitting of the supreme court, I
would adjourn court and have the su-
preme court call a fall term of the Wa
shita county court. When the supreme
court chooses between Cordell and Cloud
Chief it really decides the county seat
contest.
Judge McAtee adjourned his court at
Cloud Chief September q. Notwit hstand-
ing the fact that he sat at Cloud Chief
he seems to have believed at one time
that Cordell was the proper place, as
he made an order September 19, for fifty
urors for court at Cordell. In the alb
sence Of the judge, the term of court can
be adjourned from day TO day for two
days by te sheriff and kept from laps
ing. Judge McAtee claims TO have kept
thtts court alive in this way from Sep
TENDER 10, to q. His court was adjourn
ed, however, by a deputy sheriff while
the sheriff was with me at Cordell re-
gret very much that this controversy has
reached the newspapers, but since Judge
McAtee has seen fit to give his version,
1 give mine"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
"a y "a - ~ Ia
+ba A The KIND You Have LlEayS BOggt
'is, a &szzzzN1zzW
PHYSICIANS OF OKLAHOMA
Territorial Association at Oklahoma
city November

Guthrie, o. T., Oct Z.-The Oklahoma
Territorial Medical association VIII hold
its eighth annual meeting at Oklahoma
City on Wednesday, November s. At the
meeting papers will be read by DR.. L.
Haynes Buxton Of Oklahoma City. on
The Successful Physician" DR.. r. W.
Thompson Of Fort Worth, Texas on
''Aiastoid Operations" DR.. A. L. Blesh OF
Guthrie, on THE Yesterday, Today and
Tomorrow Of Surgical Operations;' DR..
James F. Hale Of Dickson. on Surgery"
DR.. L. T Smith Of Lexington, on THE
Abortive Treatment OF Typhoid Fever,
DR.. ]. F. Messenbaugh OF Oklahoma CITY
on "Chorea;" DR.. D. W. Griffin Of Nor
man, on ''Meniugit s;" Or. II. Fagaines
Of Chandler. on Diagnosis and Syulp-
toms" Dr. c. B. Bradford OF Oklahoma
City, on "Fever-What IL IS and How
Shall We Treat It." DR.. J. J. Evans Of
stroud, on Nausea ana Vomiting n
Pregnancy" DIT. S. E. knight OF Enid
on Obstetrics" Dr. F. I. Winkler o.
Kingfisher on "Conjunctiy:tiss' Dr.. c. d
Arnold Of e Reno on Criminal Abortion
and its Jurisprudence Or. 2. F. Nesbitt
of Eason, on Sanitation" Dr. EGnice B.
Hamill II Guthrie, onn Physical Detects
Of School Children" Ut. Lea a Riley OF
Oklahoma City. on "Pedistrlcs;' Dr. Geo,
". Cole, Jr.. % spriu ghsid. No, On Rad
ioEraphs."
The present officers OF the Medical a.
sociation are: Dr. chss. u. Flsk, pres.-
dent; Or. :. 2. Rolatsr, vice President;
Or. 3. F. Harrison, secretary ard treas
u-e-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
COROELL AS COUNTY SEAT
Temporarily Recognized by the Su-
Dreme Court


Guthrie, O. T. Oct. 22-The action of
the territorial board of elections in order
ing the names of legislative candidates
printed on the county tickets will stand,
the supreme court having denied the ap-
plication for writ of mandamus to COM
pei the board to place the names of the
legislative candidates on the COMPRESSION
al ticket. In the count seat case OF
Washita, the supreme court has temper
arily recognized Cordell as the county
seat by ordering a term of the district
court to be held there on November %.
with Judge Irwin presiding. By a vote
of the people the county commissioners
ordered the county seat changed from
Cloud Chief to Cordeu. The people of
Cloud Chief claim election frauds and a
contest case is now pending there in the
district court This case will be heard
at the forthcoming term of court with
Judge Burford, Judge Burwell or Judge
Hainer presiding.
The supreme court named the following
dates for district court terms: At Tala-
go. Dewe ycounty, on Tuesday, October
%, Judge McAtee; at Alva, Woods conn
~, on Friday. November 2 Judge Nc
Atee; at Kingisher. Kingfsher county.
date changed to Friday. November 9.
Judge Irwin; at FL Reno. Canadian com
ty. date changed to Monday, December
g. Judge Irwin; al Corden, Washita conn
ty, on November 20. Judge Irwin.
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Manchester the party proceeded TO Med
ford where at 2:So Mr.. Flynn made a
short address to as many people as could
crowd into the Methodist church Owing
TO Mr. Flynn's physical condition he
talked only few minutes and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Barnes with an able and
logical address. The meeting at Pond
Creek in the ssening Notwithstanding a
rain which BEGAN falling early in the
evening. was tns largest and most en-
thusiastic gathering of people ever as
sembled in Grant county. at a political
meeting Many were unable to gain ad-
mission to the opera house In which the
meeting was held. The crowd was thor
oughl yin sympathy with the speaker.
Mr.. Flynn owing to illness, spoke only
few minutes and was followed by Mr..
Barnes with mastery discussion Of ter
ritorial affairs. Grant county Is safe for
a good majority for Flynn.
Guthrie. o. T., Oct PA special from
Manchester says: The only congression-
al candidate who has kept a date for this
city is Hon. D. 7. Flynn. the free homes
and statehood champion who spoke here
today. Both Nef and Callahan have had
oates set DuL neither OF lHS4il nave
tended to fill them. Neff was to speak On
the'16th and the only ]. Y, failed 70 APP
pear two weeks ago, when every prepa-
ration had been made for their conven-
fence. Mr.. Flynn was greeted by an en-
thusiastic audience who responded to his
remarks with terrific cheers. He briefly
sketched the history Of free homes and
his every reference to the good work ac-
complished brought forth tremendous ap-
plause. It is safe to say that there is
not person who stands nearer the home
steader in this portion of the strip than
does Dennis T. Flynn and when the votes
are counted on the night Of November
6, it will be found that the benefcaries
of free homes voted as they appreciate
the efforts put forth in their behalf by
the Little Giant"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
Mr.. FAY MENDS HIS WAY
Rather Vote as a Republican Than
Join the Fusion Crowd.

Guthrie. o. T., Oct. 22.-Daniel Fay, a
prominent Populst. writes this letter to
the Pawnee Times-Democrat:
Bryan, o. T.. Oct. 10, 1900.
Editor Times-Democrat:
VIII you kindly grant a little space in
your paper for an ex-Populist. 1 am a
late convert from the Populist TO the Re-
publican party.
Shortly after the opening of the strip 1
joined the Popunst party. I Joined it IN
good faith, believing from the talk and
public speeches Of the men of that party
that they were going to bring about what
Is called the milIenial dawn even sooner
than the fuldllment of the prophecy and
as 1 am a lover of true reform and Of
good government, it was not to be won
dered at that Ito ined the great reform
movement; but six years with that party
has fully convinced me that there is no
reform in it. 1 am fully convinced that
the leaders in the Populist party are a
grand set Of political tricksters, who are
in politics for their own pockets.
For several days prior to the fusion
primaries was somewhat annoyed by
fusion candidates. One evening one OF
after a few remarks in regard 10 the
weather and the future bright prospects
of Oklahoma, the candidate said: Mr..
Fay, 1 suppose you viii attend the pri-
mary on Tuesday and help Us out?'
replied: NO, sir. I have always op-
posed fusion and am opposed to it new. I
will have no sloppy mixture in my dish.
From now on I Will take mine straight
up. We'll" said he. TN sorry. bet
believe we could AFFORD to mix up cur diff
ferences and forfeit a. least a part Of our
principles in order to down the RepuoH-
cans" To this I said: My friend. 7
beg to differ with you. Should I attend
your primary next Tuesday and forfeit
any part OF my principles, II would be
evidence that I had no principles 70 sac
rifice and. sir. any man who does so,
bears evidence that he never had any
principles"
VIII the people trust the affairs Of the
county II the hands CT men who tel -
before they are elected that they are for
feiting part OF their prineiples2 Fellow
citizen. hope not! Their principles are
elastic. Ike The string OF q rubber ball
DANIEL. FAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
TOM FERGUSoN'S NINTH YEAR
sac Reviews His Past at WatongA and
Declares He'll stay Always

Guthrie. Q. T. Oc-. zz.-Tn announcing
the entrance Of the Wat9nga REPUBLICAN
into ire ninth year % So existence, Tom
Ferguson. the etltcr. says: ~Eght long
years have our interests beer closely
ldeatiaed with The people g Wztoasa
ard Blaine county. May things have
happened 20 bging "a is close t-Erh win
many tFue friends Thiuzs - jVy ant
sorrow have come q - during or 80
Jsurn here ana we sage lesgus6 n Try
Us times the true value = fr3eaasaip.
watch Wg never b farE5ftea- We have
Watched with pride he frznsfoTisl2.ssa %
oar country fsarn a ns~, Ealnhaksltesi.
vast Fl asrness * uurgs .ratsG land lnts
aAornrE orchards, ~55@. rr16seiiss
aei6s and harpy hr-=es asles sith osn-
tented. .1te.l gent. pre.sg rgas people ~
have sees IL shs asEEpspsr wos.i NrSeks
scattered Al 2Isrs ear sashwsg - shsK
gnfrs trar1 2 ggEe szss Ee AzEs been
saved ~ a k.E5 gFgsasenes ard n aTn
alSGs-zlzzsls1 . ST. wa zse kess 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
CHANGE OF VENUE GRANTED
To Frank Smith. Charged with nur-
der In Cleveland EountY

Guthrie. o. T. Oct 2z-In the distric:
court at Norman IN the Frank Smith case
indicted for the murder Of I'd Cotaey.
the defendants attorneys attempted 20
get a continuance On an AFFIDAVIT stating
that certain wftneEses could not be secur-
ed The attorneys for the rosecufion al
mitted the testimony that e was claimed
tnese witnesses would give. AMI then the
oeIense asked for change OF venue On
the ground that TIE people Of Clsvslsr,s
county were preiudiced against smith ard
therefore be could NOT get q fair t-sai
here Several adl5avits supported .A,s
cain cain and Judge irwin gave . cha1rs -
~ Reno. TIE next term q court ihers
Is hsld IN beceuher. ard It IS probable
Smith VII Be tried then
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
suunay School Association

Guthrie, Q. T, Oct. 22.-The Territorial
Sunday School association, which was in
session at Norman last week. elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, A. NJ Little of Cleveland
county, secretary, o. E. Wilson Of Cana
dian county; corresponding secretary.
John Horton. The next meeting place
and date have not been decided upon
but were left 10 the executive committee
to decide. The association is composed
ot all the Sunday school workers of the
Protestant denominations in the terri
tory. The convention was the largest
ever held in Oklahoma. there being over
a hundred delegates present from all over
the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23

Guthrie. O T. Oct. G2-Concernlng The
report circulated some time ago tbat
Captain Walter C. Phelps. Democrat,
candidate for the legislature in Cleve-
land county, is ineligible TO hold his seat
IN that body II elected, the Democratic
county central committee claim to have
thoroughly investigated the charge and
satisfied Itself that he came 70 Norman
about the middle Of October. 1899. which
would make him resident the necesssr,
twelve months He will therefore remain
on the ticket
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23

| Williams got mad at me because / went
| to work and wrote for hun Taylor 10
come and get me and he told me there
| wasn't a word of tr1th III It, thai AatS
was my friend and 50 was he. and that /
| had nothing to fear. 1 didn't see him
| again to talk TO him until he morning OF
| my arrest. uad saddied by horse TO go
over to the Usage countrr on a hoIse
trade when Taylor came down AMI arrest
ed me. It was in Wash ElIington's saloon;
he came 10 me and said he would have
to take me with him, for l was getting
too bold; that the people were kicking 20
him about me. I asked him If THAI Was
according to our agre siaent. told hin,
that 1 had fulfilled our part of The agree
ment to the letter: that l had divided
every dollar with Mat Williams. He
said that didn't make any difference, that
he hadn't got any Of it. 1 told him that
Matt Williams said that he wasn't TO get
any of the money, but that Matt was 10
send him word when any Of the other
whisky peddlers wee intown, so that he
could come down and get them. He caid
that Matt hadn't tipped off anyone since
he got out of the Guthrie Jail. l told him
il Matt hadn't fulfilled his part of the
contract that he ought not to blame ne,
and that he ought to give me chance to
get away. He told me that he had given
me plenty of chances to get away, and
that he had let me run just as long as he
was going to. I told him then that
knew enough about Matt Williams to
send him TO the pen, and if he didn't let
me go 1 would tell what 1 knew about
1t Il,
he could get out the best he could, he
had helped him all he was going to- So
I said 1 guessed 1 would have to go to
Jail then. So they brought me to Paw
nee. and you all know the rest"
DeLoss is a young man and says he
is twenty-seven years of age. When seen
at the jail by the Courier man ne seem
ed to be either feigning insanity or ia
boring under a great mental strain. When
hewas asked why he shot Taylor, he re-
Piled: II never shot Taylor" When
asked if he had been drinking on that
day, he said: 4 drank some.'
did you drink with Taylor that day?'
'.I don't know-it all seems like a dream
to me-"
DO you know Taylor is deadT'
L
Are you sorry he is dead?'
81 expect So"
Deputy Sheriff Tom Johnson was pres !
ent during the interview and held in his |
hands the keys to the jail and the pris- |
oner begged him not to shoot him. He |
seemed to think he was to be shot then |
and there. and his language and actions !,
at the time of this interview showed he |
was under a terrible mental strain. He |
fired two shots at Taylor, both taking eff
feet
A few days before leaving the federal |
jail last August, ccording to statements !
mde by TRUSTEES, DeLoss said in regard I.
to him and Matt Williams: 1--WE are go
ing back to the Usage country to go into
the whisky business and will make more
money that we ever had. Tom Taylor
don't dare arrest US. We've got the
hooks on him and we'll do things to suit
us. eW expect to go at 1t wholesale,
and fear no trouble"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
FLYNN IN GRAM COUNTY
OvztiOns at sTanchester, bedford and
Pond krer 1.-The County Nafe,

Pond Creek. Q. T. Oct z--Dennss
F'iynn's meetings through Grant ccanty
.ass saturday we-e s-tcessfll r every
-esPecs and al tha; coul1 he des-e5 b.
any CANDIDATE Tte first reeaaS a Nan
chester Al Ios@ q m, WAS hsis 81 TIE
school house. Ea8ch t3uEs fse .s-Eest
building n thar vicinity, Toai1 not ae-
G immediate ha1s tAe aec re asssaa5 e B.
F1ynns ;aSk Z Gre 2n4 ene-hsf apsrs
Was oae - ths e2nvt1ciuE, r Il essT
KIND. and waS foEswed ~ n rhr AK
BY 3. s Barnes Q. P0ac4 Cts. Prem