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JUDGE BURNS DISCOVERY
Leaves of Absence DO Not Count in
HOmesfeRders' Cases


Guthrie. o. T., Aug. I3-An important
matter for homesteaders has been
brought out by r. E. Burns. probate
judge in Payne county. He has discov-
cred that where leaves of absence have
been granted TO homesteaders. that line
IS not TO be included in residence. In
communication 10 the Saltwater Gazette
Judge Burns writes:
For the Information Of those interest
ed, l have been informed by the register
and receiver Ct the United States land
office at Perry that the land department
at WASHINGTON has rejected final proofs
il Two cases for the reason that while the
proofs a. the local land Office showed
that the settlers on the land had resided
o1 ana cultivated the land for five Yeas
tho deTsrtment records showed that the
settlers hec been granted leaves II alb
sence ana that the period granted did
not, when deducted show that the set
tier had haen on the land five years
That when 4 leave Of absence IS granted
the time granted IL deducted from the
settlement and exclusive q such tire
the settler must reside upon he lsn7 FOR
the fgil period q FIVE wears Before be
can obtain a patent under che free
homes bin The department p- surnes
that the parties are N he lard IRE fuI
pe-t55 for which thev ere excused from
residence by the United sratss sn5 IN
order - obtain patent she-t ~ tia period
settlers must show sha. they have res'a-
ii uaon the land md cultiv7ted the
same fo- at least fourteen urutAs *
elusive - 4 leave y absence ARD qsy
e - -er acre wi.h pr cent Interest
from 6sts % sling By DubEsaiH-- this
7artles interested wfl save ra1rey ~
roy attempting - Nuke pra9f urtl they
have 'eslde1 -ror ard cuitivate3 IRE
l-u7 ts7 The frrt 7e-sod = ave ysars. *
elusive ~ all LEAVES - absence"
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windows and committed all sorts OF

windows and committed all sorts Of
depredations
There was a thorough search made for
them at the time, but they succeeded in
eluding the officers until Saturday, when
one Of them was arrested at Gushing for
carrying concealed weapons. He was
taken to Saltwater and placed in jail,
where Miss Cox identified him last Tues
day One of the others was arrested in
Saltwater Tuesday upon the Identified
ton Of Miss Cox They are brothers by
the name Of Simmons and have lived for
some time with their parents about six
miles southwest of Ripley. The third
man is supposed to be an older brother
of these boys. The officers are hot after
him as they have warrants for his arrest
on several charges.
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BLkCKWELpS BIG DAY
Drama of the strip Opening 10 be Re-
prOduced

Blackwell. o. T., Aug. 1g.-The Black
well Military band and citizens have
completed arrangements for the largest
blowout i'm oklahoma September Il and
IS It viii be in the shape of a street
carnival and band tournament The first
day viii be a reproduction Of the open
ing Of the Strip The following win be
features: Genuine horse race for a claim:
a monster parade Of boomer wagons:
nremen's drju; merchants trade display
ad parade. fambeau club parade ana
band contest.
The features Of the second 6av viii be-:
Oklahoma up 90 date" Including a pa
rade of thresh'ne machines ana farm
products, There viii de in addition ten
brass bands. political speakers. fireworks.
Midway attractions. football and hun
dre1s Of minor attractions. Excursions
have been arranged by all roads leading
into the city.
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CutA-3e T. AuE lz-k patty e
ss-.s Re surveyors comme.ss4 xeTk thie
r1arafae n lag cur gre grounds t1r -
uaw santa Re terminals. TIRE ca5szcity g
wnich wfW 81 1arEely inr7esFsd 70 ~
cuuuodate re ircrasssi trafzr oceassaa-
"a by THE nuldlaE = the oklas7 1aa an8
Eastern ard Guthrie ard Westero Tzll-
-aa In aa8s1ien te ssverai MES =
tracz fl ;ae Yards roard ha1as AL
- arActes azs tas sscazzoa y 1aAc3a-Fs
Shops IS htats5 at
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EMMA WILL HAVE REVENGE
When 1t Comes to the Trial of the
Simmons Rrothers

Guthrie. o. T, Aug. 13.-Miss Emma
Cox, the Oklahoma giry whom outlaws
compelled to prepare dinner for them,
Will have her revenge. The Ripley Times
says: About SIX weeks ago the Times
published an account % h0ld-up a the
home Of EphraIm Cix. Three young men
stopped AT the house when Miss Emma,
AIr. CoN's daughter. was alone These
young men forced Miss Cox 70 get dinner
f5r them at the point Of 4 gun, after
which they ransacked the house, broke
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Grain A.hore ana Anon,.

New York. Aug. i3-The stnssment %
the visible supply ~ grain IN store ard
afioat On Saturday. August II. as com
piled by the New York Produce *
change - a. follows;
Wheat q rs o. bushels increase 60 o.
bushels corn. u ~. 90 decrease asso9
bushels. oats ss11es bushels. lncresse.
~ 90 bgsbeis rye. s42 90 bushels in-
crease 100 bushels; barley E6Doe bushels.
1890 q 90 nnshala
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ENID Is IN FAVOR
Bert Orner viii Recommend Ii for
EueamDmenf

Guthrie, o. T., Aug 13.-Adjutant Cen
eral Bert Orner returned Saturday night
from Enid. where he made a careful IN
spection OF the location offered for the
territorial encampment Of the national
guard He was favorably impressed with
the advantages offered AZ Enid and IL Is
believed that his report 70 Governor
Barnes includes a favorable recOrnmenda-
ton for that city. The governor will not
announce his decision. however. FOR
day or two. but the impression Is strong
that Enid viii capture the plum.
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MONEY LEAGUE NOTIFICATION
Mr. Bryan VIII he Given Another
0nDortunfty to Talk

Denver Colo, Aug William J.
Bryan will receive notification of his nom
ination for the presidency Of the United
States Monetary league az Topeka. Kan.
on August ., the date q the Peoples
Party notification exercises. Judge A. ".
Rucker Of this city who IS chairman of
the notification committee appointed by
the Monetary leagues national conyen-
ton. notified Mr. Bryan ~ this plan by
wire today. and SIR. Bryan aaaeutsd %
the arrangement. Judge Rucker ALL de-
liver the address OK notification on behalf
OF tie leaEua.
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CARNEGIE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Corner stone viii be Laid at OEIahe-
ma CITY THURSDAY

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. 13.-The Oklahoman
of Oklahoma City says: Work on the
Carnegie public library building is pro-
crossing as rapidly as possible when the
quality Of the work is considered. The
walls Of the first story are now com
pleted and most of the stone is cut for
the second story. Al arrangements for
the laying of the corner stone have been
completed and the ceremonies will take
place Thursday, August 16, between $50
and O'Clock .. m. The program ar
ranged by the Women's Clubs of the city,
who were largely responsible for the Sc
curing the library, is announced as fol-
lows:
Music-U. c. T. Band.
Invocation-Rev. Graham.
Music-The Apollo Club
History of the Library Recommendation
Sidney Clarke.
Dedication Ceremony, Wheat. Wine and
Oil-N1isses Mary Miner, Myrtle Lamb
Caroline Bah and Virginia Streeter.
Laying Of the Corner Stone-Mayor Van
Wrinkle
Poem-Dr. Harry Walker.
THE Future influence of the Library"
-Selwyn Douglas.
uiscences-Captain D T. Stiles.
Music-Apono Club.
Benediction.
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~nmmer Tour

The Grand Traak Railway is he iessi
route for sinner travel reaching pith
rs oBn lines oT direct connections All fhs
popular resorts the I8sz9ila and Ha-
wartha lakes. Lake of BayH fiiiEa 1da
- Ontarial. Niagara FaHs. FL Ls=fsrre
River and Rapids Thousand Iaianas
White Mountains and the saaeozst re-
aorts o. ths Nerl AtaHtc
Fer ceriss o. Haefrstei tourist lltsfa-
tars. rates ana fsl lsfaruatien Apply ~
J y Egrra - l-ars street. former
jackson Eea.esarf. CHi.zgo-
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ing the task far greater than he had sup
posed. Before other arrangements could
be made the rainy season began, and the
machinery lies where it was abandoned
and will have to be left there until next
dry season.
The mines have been bonded for $780,
coo and $500 paid on the option to take
the bonds. Mr.. Palmer is sure the deal
viii be cOnsumated as soon a sthe stamp
mill IS set to work. ard the profits will
be enormous. In developing the mines the
output Of gold paid all expenses.
The one great drawback is transporta-
ton. but that is not such a serious mat
ter except in getting in machinery. About
all food stuffs needed are grown by the
natives who inhahit the country and the
country is covered with timber suitable
for fuel. The only food importations nee
essary is flour, salt, etc. Meats, corn,
fruits, vegetables sugar and coffee are all
produced right in the region of the mines.
The climate is delightful, the heat never
becoming oppressive.
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Catholic Church Dedication.

Edmond. o T.. AuE. l2-On Wednes-
day. August g. ~ 20 O'clock a. m. viii
occur The dedication services az the nov
Catholic church In his city. The dadi-
caro-y service VlI IL conducted by the
RI Rev Theopd-ns Ne1rschaert bishop
II Oklahoma ara Indian Territories. as
sisted by "a numHe~ ~ priests cs the- do
cese. several ~ vh IN have az times been
ira cnarse Of Jhe church here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-14

NU,drwo. l. T.. AuE 1e-The Dawes
commission besUa the wo-< ot enrolling
Cherokees this morning Colonel T. p.
Needles ard Na5ar c. r. Drecsinrfdse
are supsac.anl the work The COM
mission haS decided q move 90 Fort CHI
son next week ard remain there three
weeks.
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A Guarantees cure for PiIes.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudlng
Piles. No cure, no pay. All druggist
are authorized b. the manufacturers a
Pazo Pile Ointment 10 refund the money
where it fails 70 cure any case Of plies
no matter Of how long standing Cures
ordinary cases in six days; the worst
cases in fourteen days One application
gives ease and rest. Relieves itching In
stantly. This is a new dEcoVery and Is
the only pile remedy sold on a positive
guarantee, no cu-e. no pay Price -
cents. II yorr druggist don't keep q IN
stock send Us u cents IN postage stamps
and we vii forward same ~ mali Man
ufsctUred 81 Paris Medicine Co.. 81
Louis, No. Manufacturer OF Izxafive
Bromo-Qulalne and Groves Taateless
Call Toric
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Cu;hHs o. O.. Aug. b-Jpdzs ~. y.
He-ad. lswgey % thls clfy. has an-
r1.guee8 h.ass.t as a eardtasfa fer SO
Denoera rsnsua. a4fisn 20 represent -
= ufh e5uael astrict "a uas sszt lesia-
ATTIRE
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resulted in entire loss of my hair; two
bottles Beggs' Hair Remover gave me a
fine growth" J. A. Under, Editor Adj
vocate. Humeston, Iowa. Guaranteed
for all scalp diseases; restores natural
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Allen, Docl1um & Higginson, Geo. Van
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Millions take it: thousands praise It;
YOU should test it-Hood's SarsapariIla.
Take Il now.
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Agricultural tonvress Delegate.

JuIhFIe. O =. Aug 1-lI0TerN0F
Harnas today noB4inafsa j. o. Thomas -
Kay county - delegate T. the agrtcpl-
tural congress. which meets IN Co.ovads
spTiagr, August Is 70 2.
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sor1es from q sweet stomach. pure blood,
strong nerves and hearty health Ths
surest way % acquire thess IS b. an hon.
est use Of this famous medicine, Hcstet-
ter's stomach Bitters For asty years It
has never failed to cure stomach disov-
ders. beginning with constipation aad
ending with kidney or liver trogble. See
tina; PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP
covers the neck OF the Bottle.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04
Local and PERSONAL Notes.

Mrs. Sarah Thistle and sisters, the
Misses Julia and Lilah Graham, who
ERE the guests of relatives and friends
In this city, have returned 10 their
home in Wheeling.
Misses Grace and Irene Thompson,
charming and accomplished young la
dies of Darlington, O., arrived in the
city Thursday evening, and while here
were the guests OF, their sister, Mrs.
viii e. Neal, of the Orchard.
Henry Miller, of the firm of Miller
& Stein, of Wheeling, iron manufac-
turers and dealers, who was in the
city couple of days during the week.
looking after business matters, has
returned home
Miss Clara Gavin arrived in the city
yesterday from Wheeling, and will be
the charming guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George e. Work at their home on North
Walls street for week or two.
"A. A. Weber, of Charles and Water
streets, who has been i'll for couple
OF weeks, is able to be about again.
Mrs. Maude Smith, of East street.
who has been visiting at points down
the river on the Ohio side for a couple
OF weeks, has returned to the city.
Miss Eta Glove, OF Cory, Pa. who
has been in the city for couple of
weeks the guest of relatives and
friends on the South Side, left Satur-
day afternoon for home.
Miss Viola Cain, who has been il
the city for week or ten days, the
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. l..
Ntckers, OF the South Side, has return
ed to her home in Wheeling.
Miss Nellie Dorr, of Marietta, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mccormick, of Wells street,
for couple of weeks, left yesterday
afternoon for home.
Mr.. w. W. Bartlett, arrived in the
city yesterday from Grand sCentre, N.
Y, and will be here for week or
ten days the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
race Surtland, of the South Side.
Mrs. Eta Christ, Of Brown Betty
street, was called to Elk Fork yester-
day afternoon by the serious illness OF
small neice.
W.sG. Hays, general manager of the
West Virginia Tool Co.. of this city,
who has been on a trip of a week or
ten days to West Union and other
points in the Doddridge county oil field
has returned home.
Mrs. ]. c. Mcmahon, of iSousn Wells
street, left yesterday for her former
home at Mt. Morris, Pa. where she
will be the guest of relatives and
friends for some time. Mr.. Mcmahon
accompanied her as far as Wheeling.
Hunters had quite picnic to-day
shooting ducks on the river. There
are hundreds of the fowl in this vicin-
ity and quite number were bagged
by the many hunters who were out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04
, TWEEN you AND ME.
DO NOT PUSH your SISTERS FACE

popular Song)
An old man tottered down the street,
With age his form was bent;
His voice was weak and almost gone.
Upon ascane he leant.
He saw a-curlev headed boy
With his sister dear at play;
He saw him raise his hand in rage.
Then unto him he did say:
CHORUS.
''Dc not push your sisters face,
Do not smash her Jaw,
1t is not gentlemanly, and
1t Is against the law.
So do not raise your angry hand
And give her face a swat;
My boy. remember that it is
The only face she's got"
The years rolled 81. as years will do
The boy grew to man,
But there was nothing strange in this,
AS it is Natures plan.
But often he would think upon
The old man far away,
Who met him on the little street
And unto him did say:
CHORUS.
do not push your sisters face,
do not black here eye;
Do not spoil her countenance,
You'll rue ii when you die
So do not raise your angry nlitt
And give her cheek a swat;
Ny boy, remember that II is
The only face she's got.
Baltimore American.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04
BOY VERY BADLY INJURED.
cOAsTING AND WENT UNDER
WAGON LOADED WITH
WAGON PASSED OVER STOMACH
Was Aged About Twelve Years, and
There IL Not Much Hope Of Recov-
cry-A Very Pleasant Dance FRI
day Evening-Church Notfces-AIl
the News From Sistersvillc and VI
sfuffy.
Special to the Register.

Specfai 10 the Register
SISTERSVILLE, w. Va, November
S.--What may turn out to be fatal
accident occurred this morning on low
Ell Wells street, when one of the wagons
belonging to Moses Beaver accidental
ly ran over young boy named billiard
who has been visiting here for some
time. The accident occurred early in
the morning and was entirely unavoid-
able on the part of the driver of the
wagon to whom no blame is attached.
AS the wagon was coming along the
street with about two tons of steel
car axles, which were being hauled to
one of the tool shops, when young Hill
lard started to coast down the hill in
a small wagon. Evidently his steer
ing apparatus got out of order, for
he and the wagon ran into the horses
and before the driver could stop the
heavy wagon it had passed over the
boy.
The little fellow was picked up and
carried into nearby house where he
was soon under the medical attention
of Drs. Kahle and Means. Everything
possible is being done to relieve the
boy from the excruciating pain he has
been suffering. 1t is believed that his
injuries are so serious that there are
grave doubts of his recovering.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04

Meteorites are either Of stone. or of
iron mixed with nickel Before the lat
ter are put on exhibition they are us
ually cut in two to show polished
surface. which is etched with acid to
bring out the variety of the structure.
Certain meteorites thus treated show
what are called Widmanstaettian fg
ures a form OF capitalization of great
beauty which is found in terrestrial
iron, and then imperfectly. only in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04

specimens from Disco Islands, Green
land. where mass Of basalt has flowed
up from the interior OF the earth.
Meteorttes. OF course, are the only
physical evidences we have Of the COM
position OF other celestial bodies than
our own. Their general scientific in
terest is that they probably represent
the composition OF the interior OF our
earth. Although the Greenland iron is
the only terrestrial iron resembling true
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04

meteorite iron, the crust OF the earth
contains rocks very similar TO both the
stone and the iron meteorites, with the
exception that the meteoric iron Is
represented by some form OF oxidiza-
ton Of iron. The oxidizatfon has taken
place, OF course, in the passage Of these
rocks upward through the earth's
crust Another analogy Is drawn from
the connection between iron and flia-
monds- In South Africa diaznonls APP
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04

pear In rock much Ike an from ne
teorste, with the distinction Of oEidI-
cation; and the first suceesaful pfoduc-
ton OF artificial diamonds waa fFcia he
cooling OF melted iron under pressure
Add to these facts orc more. that the
Canon DiabIo meteorite has been found
10 contain microscopic diamonds ana
Il will be seen how Interesting a konl-
parison OF terrestrial ana celestial hln-
eralogy may become.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04
Church Notices.

Services will be held in the city
churches tomorrow as follows:
Methodist-You are most cordially
invited to the following services to-
morrow: Sabbath school, 9:45 a. M;
preaching, II a. M; subject, "The Last
Words of Christ" 1880 p. M, Are the
Former Things Better than the Lat
ter?" Junior League, 3 p. M; Ep-
worth League, $40, to be lead by z.
Louis Garry; Wednesday and Friday
services at 1880 p. m. H. B. Bowden,
pastor.
Episcopal-Services at 1880 in the
evening.
Presbyterian-Usual services morn
ing and evening-11 a. m. and 1880 p.
m; Sunday school, 9:45 a. NJ; Chris
tian Endeavor, $3.50 p. M; prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 1880 p. m. A cor
dial invitation is given to all to at
tend this church. Rev. I. a. Ander-
son, pastor.
Baptist-Services as usual, II a. N.
and 1880 p. m. Rev. G. w. Hatch, pas
tor.
Catholic-Usua1 services to-day at
$50 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Rev. Father
Boice, pastor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04
Dance Friday Evening.

At the auditorium in the City Build
ing Friday evening number of young
people Of the city gave a very enjoy
able. dance. which was very well at
tended. There were about thirty COUP
les present and they danced until a
late hour to the excellent music fur
nished by the New Auditorium orches-
ira. 1t was one of the most enjoyable
affairs of the kind during the present
season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04
4 CoIIHCr1oN or
SHOOTING STARS.

Harvard's Famous Cabinet of Meteor
Oritcs-Hov . McteOrftc May be
Worth Its Weight in Gold-Compar-
alive Values and what They De-
pend On-Curtous AnaIogies With
Terrestrial Rocks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04
MOVEMENT Of RAINBOW
ON NIGHT OF The MURDER.
Continued From First Page.

Rainbow: Go to Charles Gosnell's, then
to Crambblett's., then to Reynard's, and
the women said the same thing"
Clayton Carter testified that Cram
blett's was a little over an eighth of
mile from Charles Gosnell's. He
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$G00O REWARD $50 $50 49,
4
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DEAR Mrs PTSKHAAFor eight years with
nation of the womb and bladder profse painful
times seemed as though I1houd die doctord most Of the
but seemed 70 fail short time tao
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound thanks your wonds
medicine to-day well Your medicine Is
riend."-MRS. L. L. T0WNE, Littleton, N I'll.
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Mrs PHEHAm:-I you publish
the benefit Of suffering Lydia Pnams Vegetable
Compound has done great good
bottles and feel like began your
medicine hardly able to be could half
ached from head TO foot almost had those
these
left and day in the week feel
MRS JENNIE FREEMAN 4o2 Pennsylvania Ave, Lima Ohio
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Evidence of Mrs. PinkE1am's Cures.

wonders Tor and am SO thankful GENIE hELLo6t Der
lin Heights Ohio
Mrs PISKHAM-I wish you that Lydia r.
pinians Vegetable Compound cured Of painful mrstn
from which suffered terribly really believe that would be
to-day it had not been for medicine cannot praise com
themselves follow they
reiefn-MIsS x. Z SCHoLTES Mt Oliver Pittsburg, Pa.