davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Graham guardian., 1900-01-12
sOUTnER PACIFIC
IN IVES. SOUTHERN rAoiFiV wes. bound

Train No connects with southern Pacific
train No. 10, eastbound, leaving Maricopa at
t0.0S y. m.
Train No connects with Southern Pacific
train No. 20, westbound, leaving Maricopa at
5.3G a. IN.
Connections made at Phoenix with 9. r.; p. Il
r. X. e. for Prescott and Congress.
Connections at Mesa with stage for Goldheld,
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, AZ 1890 p.
m. for Florence aud Globe, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS aud Saturdays at O'Clock q, m.
@Trains stop on signal
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars on all trains
between Phoenix and Maricopa.
N. X MASTEN, d, II. PORTER,
President Geu'l Snpt
NJ D. BICKNELL,
Gen'l Frt. and Pass. Ag't,
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AEN SEEKING OFFICE
GOvernOr.Barnes 0verWheIm-
ed With Applications.
EIGHT HUNDRED PLACES
10 be Filled in KioWa and
COmmanChe Country.

Guthrie, O. T., Aug. 1s.-With the date
Of the opening of the Kfowa and Com
snche country as yet undetermined nun
dreds Of applications are pouring in upon
Governor Barnes for appointment to the
offices which under the law are filed by
the governor in the newly created coun-
ties. As was the case in the Strip when
opened to settlement seven years ago.
every officer in the newly-organized
counties, from sheriff down to constable
HOout 100 IN all to each county, win be
named by the governor, who viii hold
the offlce until the next general election.
which viii not be until the fall of 1902
1hese offices win include sheriff. treas
uFer' clerk register of deeds, superinten-
neh1 OF public instruction, probate Judge.
county attorney, county assessor nul,lfc
"eigher, coroner, three county commits
hiohers' besides two justices Of the peacA
ana two constables for each township.
Just now many counties will be created
from the KiOwa ard Comanche reserva-
ion IS as yet undetermined, but If seems
10 De generally agreed that the area Sc
suHlcient to form at least four COMMITTEES
while there are persons who insist +ba+
the area IS sufficient for six gogod-eiza7
coullles with either number Of coun-
ties II VIII be readily seen that the nat
rohage to be disposed Of BY the po,,-
erhor VIII include al 1.-THE wav from An
70 90 offices and that the pressure -fo~
appointment viii he something enormous
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE OF KIDNEYS.

snd TIE piles, kidney trouble and con-
shpafion all disappeared. Flesh.
strength snd splendid sppeLife re-
turned and went 10 work.
Catarrhal Inflammation of the mucous
lining of the kidneys, also called
. BTight's disease" may be either acute
or chronic. The acute form produces
symptoms of such prominence that the
serious nature of the disease is at once
suspected, hut the chronic variety nav
come on so gradually and insidiously
that its presence Is not suspected until
after it has fastened itself thoroughly
upon its victim.
The symptoms may make themselves
felt so gradually IS 20 escape notice for
s long time, or manifest themselves sud
denly and produce at once alarm. There
is pain in the back and loins. az flrss
slight, and occasional afterwards, be-
coming a steady, duh, heavy pain.
There is more or less fever and restless
ness, according to the severity Of the
attack. Also, among the early symp-
toms there is some disturbances Of the
organs Of the abdomen, especially the
stomach.
at the appearance Of the first symp-
tom Peruna should be taken in table
spoonful doses six times each day; or, n
more convenient, tive tablespoonfals
three times each day before each meal.
This remedy strikes at once at the very
root OF the disease.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Rebecas are also requested TO meet
at No. 34S Hall to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. c. L. Davis.
The Tonties meet every Tuesday even
ing, corner Douglas and Topeka avenues
than at any previous timen
The Cyclists Union Will meet Tuesday
night al the city building. Business OF
Importance. Wheelmen come out.
The National Aid Association will give
226 South Market street, Thursday even
ing, August %. Good music.
The executive committee OF the Chill
dren's Home board will please meet the
Kings Daughters at Lewis Academy
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Business
Of Importance.
The meeting Of the Central Labor
Union has been called for today at 4
o'clock The meeting viii be in the c. 7.
U. Hall and is 10 make the nece ssary ar
rangements for the Labor Day program.
A meeting Of The West side Kinder
garten board is called for Wednesday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock at the home OF Mrs
Smith. corner University and Seneca.
business Of Importance.
Regular communication Of wichita
lodge No. 90 a. F and A. NJ. Monday
evening August 10Th at O'Clock. Regu-
lar order Of business and work Visitors
welcome. Matt J. Parrett, ". N
All members Of Wichita Lodge. 10. 2.
A O. L. 81, are requested 70 attend the
funeral services % tire wife % Brother
6. I. Davis this afternoon at 4 O'clock
at the residence. rs St Francis avenue.
All members Of I. 0. 2. 10. Us are
70 meet this afternoon n 2
o'clock az the hat to make arrangements
for the attending Of the funeral @: Mr.
S. 7, Davis. ~ c'clocl, this afternoon
from the residence. ~ s.. Fraacis ave-
nue., Signed n wodlorn. Noble Guard
The Ancient Order II Pyramids VII
give another ore . their p9pu ar enter
tairnents IN their haiI. over - North
Main street next Thursday night TIE
evening will abound with rnasse and f,zn.
Royal Prophet F'fost VIII - here aa9 ad-
dress the meeting. Tee cEaarn ard cake
wfu Be served Every member = The
order IS earnestly requestsd 70 be present
and r1eet Brother Pfost TIE public Sc
cordially Invited
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Deputy Commissioner McSweeny. Cap
tain Howard refused TO allow anyone TO
see the prisoners and said that no ItaI-
fans had called 10 inquire about them.
Maresca and weida spent Thursday and
Friday nights on the Narragansett,
which is moored off Ellis Island. Yester-
day they were pekt in the detention pen
in the barge Office.
| New York;, Aug. 1S.-About 10 o'clock
Antonio Weida, who says he is brother
| Of the detained Weida and who lives in
| this city. called at the barge office. &C
| companiAd by q lawyer, and asked TO
see his brother, but permission was re-
| fused until the two detained men had
been before the board Of special inquiry.
which VIII meet today. Antonio made
| the following statement:
MY brother, father, mother, sister and
myselfall lived at Sorrento. near Naples.
until four months ago. My brother and
I had been soldiers in the italian navy.
| When / came to America four months
ago he was in the navy. I did not ex-
| pect him on this boat, though I knew
he intended following me to America I
do not believe he ever belonged to any
! anarchist, socialist, political or secret
| society. He was never imprisoned nor
| arrested to my knowledge We have no
relatives in this country, except an uncle
in this city. I am positive my brother
knows no anarchist in Paterson or New
York.
New York, Aug. B.-Local secret ser
vice agents tonight said that advices had
been received from the Italian govern
ment to the effect that Notable Maresca
and Michel Guida, two of the Italians
detained, are wanted by the Naples
authorities in Italy. It is understood here
that they are charged with completely In
the recent plot to assassinate King Hum
bert All of the American men unite in
denying that any of the foreign Italians
detained is accused of plotting against
the life Of President Mckinley. 1t is un-
derstood that twelve men will be sent
back to Europe at once on the ground
that they are undesirable immigrants, but
70 warrant vii be issued for their arrest
The two men Maresca and Guida will be
placed under arrest and held until the ar
rival Of the Naples authorities, when ar
rangement will be made for their extra
GitiOn.
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CHESTER LONGS CAMPAIGN
Enthusiasm Crews Wherever He
Makes q snecch

Especial Correspondence Of the Fagle)
JetmoTe, Kan, Aug. 1S.-With the meet
ing here this afternoon. Chester I. Long
concluded another weeks campaigning in
the short-grass country-the second. The
meeting was Of the usual ,kind-enthusI-
astic and full Of demonstration.
Yesterday afternoon Dir. Long went
from Ness City to Rush Center. and
from there drove to Lacrosse. county
seat Of Rush county, and addressed an
immense crowd, the largest of recent
years in that city. The meeting had been
well advertised, and in spite Of being in
the midst OF threshing and attention to
crops ana cattle the farmers and stock
men turned out in numbers to hear the
speakers. F. n. Smith candidate for
senator, also addressed the Lacrosse au-
dience.
In his speech at Lacrosse Mr.. Long laid
special emphasis on the reason why i'm
Der.alism was made the burning issue
of the campaign by the opposition. As
usual he made his explanation SO pat
ent that il thoroughly exposed the casa
'Eish; years ago" said M Long. 1--WE,
had g campaign against the tariff ans
hish prices. The country was IN pros.
Porous condition. and Eood times existed
The opposition won. Then followed hard
times and want and woe and p-ivation
throughout the country. In 1898 we went
before the country and sought the cleo
ton oC Republican congress and 50
great was tire 6issa ttsssction that Re
publican house was elected. The senate
was Democratic. however. and no ~eme-
dial legislation could De enacted.
In lS9s both parties reaIizea The coadi-
ton of 3fTa'~s---hgy aSrs=5 on the s5tua
aon- Bat Trey differed On 5he remedy.
The opposition nom mated wnram 7.
Bryan on q tyee silver uIasform. and ths
Repaolcaus nominated William MeNIu-
ley. tae OPP .lca. Under TIE leadership
q Bryan. maintained thaJ e3od times
never eanid come white t8e sold stand
ard existed ana uruI we had the free
c7inase ~ SILVER X the ratio a. Is 10
The Republican party saI5: The croab.,
IS not with the money; il IS Win 1ha ,a--
In E4set Nij.0a MCKINLEY nr- Esar
and ReGae.icaD h90sa u re2reserta-
ewes an3 we wil rstar- - the n5.fev II
protection. sad COCA umes WY cone
Kansas went for RrFar anE Is e. s hu;
The country AZ lscse elected MCKINLEY
PRESIDENT and a house a. rsp-essr,.at5ves
The Dinghy tariG bali was passed. ana
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John 7. SEeahan.

Spring Hill, Mo-: Four years ago last
fall my stomach, without any pre-
vious warning, refused to perform its
functions, and L soon lost strength ;
food was forced through my stomach
by using cathartics. Large blind piles
bid fair to block all evacuation. My
kidneys soon became involved, SO
that the scant and often painful void
ings resembled beef's gall. With flesh
wasted away, strength exhausted so
that it took all my energy to even get
into a bath tub, hopes all gone, 1 saw
Peruna advertised. wrote TO DIR. Hart
man, who told me that catarrh had
possession of my head, throat, stomach
and kidneys. Ibegan 10 take Peruna.
Ia short time ate nonrisbing food,
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with Chief Wilkie in Washington, who
had asked that all news concerning the
suspects come from him.
Chief Willde is quoted as saying: "The
two men are not arrested. They are
simply at quarantine. They will be de-
ported when the Kaiser Wilhelm goes
back to Europe. It IS ture that on
August l. this government was advised
from Naples that Maresca had left Italy
for the United States with the purpose
of attacking the president. 1t was said
that the man was a most undesirable
emigrant. I may have more interest
ing story to tell later"
New York. Aug. 1S.-Chief Hazen was
interviewed at his Office in the federal
building today. He refused to give the
technical charge on which Maresca and
Weida are detained. He further said that
Maresca IS a typical anarchist. 4 num-
her of papers in Italian were found on
the two men and have been turned over
to Commissioner Fitchie. No weapons
were found on either Of the men.
Captain Howard. supervising inspector
Of the contract labor bureau. has charge
os the suspects during the absence Of
immigration Commissioner Fitchie and
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ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. s. j. smalley is visiting her
brother in Chicago.
Miss Allie Dodge is home from a two
weeks trip in the east
Mr.. o. Mulvey is here from Arkansas
on a short visit to his family.
Miss Anna Mahaney returned yester-
day after a months visit in Kingman.
Robnson's circus band viii play with
the Wichita band in the park this after
noon.
Mr.. ]. H. Ldndley of Weatherford, o.
t. was business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. s. E. Dyal and j. J. Dyal and son
are spending a week at Caino, hunting
and fishing.
Mr.. ]. f. Griffin Of Pond Creek. was
doing business among Wichita's people
yesterday.
Mrs. L. Bowers is slowly recovering
from her illness, which she has suffered
for six weeks
Mr.. ]. J. Dyal. wife and son, OF To-
peka are visiting his brother, S. E.
Dyal and family.
W. ". Cox. of Fire Station No. 2. who
broke his knee-cap some time since, is
able to be around.
L. F. Sheldon of sedalia, superintendent
OF telegraph for tn Missouri Pacific, was
il the city yesterday.
Miss McPartlin. Miss May Edwards
and I. y. Edwards will leave tonight
far Chicago and the east.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hiharger and daugh-
ter Ella have returned from a three
weeks trip to Pennsylvania.
Ernest Kramer OF Halstead, formerly
Of Wichita. was married to Miss Jessie
Hamilton Of Winfield Friday.
". W. Spencer, the Geuda water man,
viii go to Geuda Springs today. to look
after his business and see his guests al
that place
Mrs. NJ. E. Shepard. who has been
seriously i'll for four weeks. leaves for
Kansas city this evening Tor medical
treatment.
Mrs. Charles Parker and little daugh-
ter Louise, who have bean visiting the
daughter OF s A Welch for several
weeks. have gone TO sigourney. Iowa
Captain Burgess returned last night
from a weeks visit in Sumner county.
He reports the country alive with thrssf-
e-s but yield OF wheat shorter than es-
tiruated
Mss Fannie Dennis viii leave this
evening via the Missouri Pacific railroad
or Tacoma, Wash. . join her parents.
Mss Dennis VIII be accompanied By Miss
Wilson q sedgwtcz City as far as Port
lard, Oregon
Miss s,uar; Hesdls and Miss Neais
Berry % Pond Creek. o. T. are IL he
city visiting their sister Mrs Geo Tsraet
M ard Mrs. Reddle viii leave for s-ot-
land and the Paris expositloa s4ptet1l-
Der ixt.
r e Marshall ard 2 II Calaouu
have purchased the stock % groceries
formerly Owned ~ c. Holmes ard have
pat in complete stock q e2ods az
new. Mr. Marshall vas with ths flr-z q
Cct-man & Chambers :o- Eve yea-s-
At Fha T-z2es. saigresttea. Ges. NJ
Nsal has Issued orders n eEs1s a.
ocl7ck afoaear as8rzlng ;hat paieles
SHAH rat b. izzkea n * place K hzss-
ness. nor any zseauon e 3 81 za1e-
ualer expg.saan * ezp}9ys ar csssf1-er
a J. Eeusey. sa- nauy years -~ss-
2saE lawyer u Hieafsa. Is sssend-E 3
sew sags in she es.y EIe nsE aTss 81
Ca4czzn wzers be hax 4 fze AK pa
Esoe ard IS aec9szlzx ans = .ss stEeaz
Ezez q taat city Ese soSEs wssl, feels
we1 &nz az1gas vel ssssc1&llT ~ASa
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Mai. T. Fl. Mars, Of the First Wiscon-
sin Cavalry regiment, writes from les
Cunning street, Chicago, III, the follow
ing letter:
"For years I suffered with csfarTh Of
the kidneys contracted In fhe army.
Medicine did NOT help me any until $
comraGe who had been helped by Pc
runa advised me 10 try II. I bought
some at Once, and soon found blessed
relief. kept taking II for four months.
and am NOW well and strong snd feel
better than have done for fhe past
twenty years, thanks TO PerunH
7. H. Mars.
A book on catarrh sent free by The
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.
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Mr.. Jacob Fleig writes from Al Sum-
ner avenue, Brooklyn, n. Y: 81 had
been suffering with catarrh for many
years after my discharge from the
United States service in 1866. I could
get no relief from the many different
proprietary medicines and doctors. I
spent a large amount of money trying
to be cured, but of no avail. One day |
was advised by comrade of my G. A.
r. Post to try Peruna. / did, and after
using it for eight weeks I found myself
wholly cured. am now q new n7an at
the age of seVenfy-fiYe years, thanks 10
your wonderful remedy. lean frankly
recommend it to all suffering with ca
tarrh."
Mr.. o. S. MCMILLAN writes from
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SHERIFF PIERCE OF KAY
Seems Possessed OF the Faith That
Moves Mountains

Guthrie, o. T., Aug 1S.-Frank Pierce,
the Populist sheriff of Kay county, was
in the city today on business before the
departments. Sheriff Pierce was one of
the original boosters OF Bob Neff for
congress, and predicts n ifs easy eI c.
ton this fail. AS an evidence of his
faith he exhibits the copy of wager
with Well-known Republican official
that Neff viii carry Kay county by 250
majority over Flynn. With the same
easy confidence the optimistic sheriff
predicts that every county in the STRIP
Notwithstanding its being the direct ben
eficiary of the free homes measure.
would reverse the vote Of two years ago
and give a majority for Neff. all of
which people who still have faith in
human gratitude will be chary in &C
cepting as a correct prediction.
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TWO OKLAHOMA MEN
FrOVe More Than Match for Cbyca.o
SWindlers.

Guthrie o. T.. Aug. 80. P. Cooper
chairman Of the board Of county cimn1is,
SloneTs Of Logan county, and Commits
sloner Chris Johnson went TO Cbicaqo
last week on business for the county -
make contracts for bridges. Thomas
buiger and Frank Clare, representing
themselves as bridge statesmen, called ar
''ie saratoga hotel where the Oklahoma
men were stopping. They said that the
o.'li''i iiaa obviated the use Of the Chicago
river and that the bridges were all for
sale. The Halstead street lift bride No.
offered for 5000, and other BRIDGES ra,,,,
ed from SO oto $500. Dinners. autor7oIt7o
rides and sightseeing were arranged h,
me alleged representatives Of the ci+v
hall. The Oklahoma men induced their
new Chicago friends to invest so5o n
western farm land and then reported the
matter to the police.
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Sheahan
N
Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
Genemen"LaSt caught cold which seemed
tie In kidneys and affected them badly tried couple of kid
remedies largely advertised they did
of foremen told of the help he had received in using
Peruna in similar and at once procured some.
al" indeed blessing to feet large of
day. affected seriously
ties of Peruna entirely and would be without for
salary" truly, John I. SEeahan
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DR.. McLaughlin's Electric Belt
DR., M. p. MCLAUGHLIN, 7 g. 0 fo;s; Street vet

Mccormick and Patterson VIII say 3. sac
a good one.
Mr.. Heron says the nest fight he bas
ia view is between Rabe Fsrsis an5 I'd
Doyle who fought a f7grts -7-reua1 draw
three years ago IN Aflssuf Dss1e fot
his Jaw broke IL The second rouns aHs
fought twelve rounds f1 that c51rl'icn.
and has but recently bse1 are t. sand
any punishment - tha organ. ss3 rev
wants match back ztb Ferris. joe
rays & would be great fight. IS Ferris
Is champion weitsrwe ut Il TIE world
and Doyle coming 50 near wla1lng tut
would . AFerythsns p rs P0aer 20 ~
back the lost iagrels- Big 81 saey v.oald
Re waEered On th.s contest ans u - only
a question - a few n sat1x - tii al .be
6tz bszsrs VIII bs looking - ths vesf for
eaRzzen eFts.
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ALL EUROPE
IS EXCITED
Continued from First page.

"Che Foo-Adjutant General, Washing
ton: Taku, Aug. 17.-Indiana transport
| arrived on the 18th. All are we'll Will
go to front Pekin taken 18th. Legations
SAFE BARRY"
The Indiana carried a battalion of the
Fifteenth infantry, which had trans
shipped from the Sumner at Nagasaki.
TWELVE MEN KILLED
London, Aug. 1S.-Lord Roberts reports
that Colonel Hoar, who was besle-yed at
Glands river and has just Deen relieved
by Lord Kitchener, lost u men killed and
5 wounded, including Lieutenant Colonel
De Lisle
AUSTRIAN MINISTER WOUNDED
Vienna, Aug. 1S.-The Austrian foreign
office has received a dispatch announc-
ing that the Austrian acting minister at
Pekin, DR.. Rosthorn, is slightly wound
ed.
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BAKER MAN WON OUT
Wilson County dominates n Candi-
date for Legislature.

Fredonia, Kan. Aug. N.-The .Republi-
cans of Wilson county held their con-
vendon today and nominated n P. Will
Its for the legislature in the Thirty-sec-
ond district, No instructions were given
on United States senator, but Willis is
q warm friend of Senator Baker and is
one Of his most ardent supporters. Will
Its was a member of the last house and
is brother of United States Deputy Mar
shall Don Willis.
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anybody intimates that Bryan has a
ghost of a show of beating Mckinley.
Mrs. J. B. Hathaway and daughter.
Miss Gladys and Martha, have returned
to the city from pleasant visit In Win
neka, o. T. The young ladies have been
giving Evolutionary entertainments in
Oklahoma during their stay there and
have received many compliments on their
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two barrels ~ cider. sni male nineteen
gallons q apple butter. eight xalions
Boiled for minee pee, twenty Eve gi5aFfs
gra1s Jelly. nine quarts grape butter.
seventy quarts crab apple batter. aye
Quarts crab apple selIY. - qaa~f eaus
peaches. ntne quarts zrspes ~ aiss. nina
aparfs donates SIX quarts preserved
p.afns ami two bushels dried apples. TIE
cooking ard eanrfnw WAS dene y ths
usairen, and they are ngf done ze1-
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FIRE AT POND CREEK
Livery Barn and Other VaIuabIo
Property Distrovad

Pond Creek, o. T., Aug. IS.-AIidnightl
Al 10 O'Clock tonight fire broke out in
berry $ barn in the west part of town
ana that and Bozman's wholesale poultry
fS'aN-lshment were burned to the ground.
Dempseys lumber yard was partially
destroyed. At this hour it is thought that
lhe IRE Is under cnntro1
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Boyd Stewart, Payne county. grand lar
ceny, one year.
Augustus Welch, Kay county, larceny,
one year.
Richard Harold, Payne county. grand
larceny, one and a half years.
Frederick Walton, Canadian county,
burglary second degree, two years.
Isaac Walton, Canadian county, bur
glary, seconud degree, two years.
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Something Of a sonnnr

Guthrie, Q. T., Aug 1s.-E. e. Brown.
who achieved considerable notoctety in
kansas before coming to Oklahoma as
the orhsonjzer of the young Democracy
has announced himself as Il cauliIlta f,r
ahe Democrats nomination for council
man in the Ninth council district which
comprises this county.
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GELS FlkE IROTIER
John Clayton Makes a Purchase Ct
Col Teller.

inn. Clayton zas recently pufcass 8
rom c1ioae Talsr. s, fsueT p~ca.
GRAY Dam. a aae Yvgng t-3ftsr wsth 2
rAcs-a - g. Cray Esn zas ss-sA ~
Bga75 sarrE dam Back Hawk Sc
cregor uhf1A r agaranfse fsbt = god
recor1 Is forth oas.sax ssrsy Dan = a
beauty azs moves zfth sseb eass ars
spsss a. 70 Eh-fll gsvsr q fars re
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Governor Barnes Vacation.

Guthrie, o. r., Aug. 1S.-Governor
Barnes, accompanied by Mrs. Barnes,
viii leave tomorrow for Duluth and other
Michigan resorts. They viii be absent a
month.