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.ast station ." he asked.

last station" lie asked.
Il decided to go straigt on" I said
with dignity.
"Where to-" was the not unnatural
question.
Il haven't quite decided. vii you
bring me a folder?" l chose a place
at random, and arrived at Z o'clock
that night, tired, hungry, and for tho
frst time forlorn. I had quite made
Up my mind to find Mrs. Warner and
Lulu awaiting me. but George simp-
son was q surprise. 1t is wonderful
how a good supper and a good friend
can restore your self-respect. IRE
next morning | could again see tho
funny side Of the situation, even Il
I couldn't understand it altogether If
there was a short cut down from the
mountain. why had my landlady Coz
cealed It from me?
In the afternoon George and | went
off for a long walk. and I told him all
about the Warmers mysterious chase,
and the talk that might be spreading
about me.
Il should think was old enough to
90 anywhere without comment l said
lrnpatiently. George had laughed
a great deal during my tale. but now
he looked at NE in a serious. kindly
little way. as though he were thinking
of Grace.
Eight years" he said irrelefantly.
eve were very good friends then. but
# seems to me l was rather gone on
Margaret
why it was Grace" l exclaimed.
ooh, so it was. Yes. I meant Grace.
he said. half absently. She was the
brown-eyed one
I stared blankly. I hadn't word
to say.
7 wish had known you better then,
he went on. do you suppose it IS too
late to begin now?'
What do you mean asked in
surprise.
The Rev Dr.. Grayson is at the no
te;" he answered, taking one OF my
hands. ut would stop all the gossip
And there's the Dresden silk. I've
never even had it on" | said, after
pause.
II was late in the afternoon when we
reached the hotel. All unsuspicious,
stopped at the desk for my key.
There are two ladies waiting to see
you" said the clerk.
| turned and walked deliberately IN
to the parlor resolved to have II out,
and found myself face to face with my
mother and Kat. l rushed towards
then, relieved and delighted, but they
met me with cold gravity.
as anything the NATTER eX-
claimed. with dreadful visions of
bankruptcy and sudden death
"Tbats what we want to know,
said Kat. The everyday tone of her
voice treasured me.
well, I'm awfully glad to see YOU
| went on.
Our idea was to Join you and go
on for month or two, perhaps up to
Quebec" my mother said in hurt
tone. Father thought we'd all enjoy
it. But we have wasted so much time
following you around. I don't know
that | care to go any farther"
You needn't look SO puzzled said
Kat; you know perfectly we'll that
every time We caught UP with you,
you raced out and jumped on a stage,
or train, or something, and gave us
the slip. Mrs. Warner seemed to
think that if you weren't on your we'd
ding trip you ought to be, so we said
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Fond Mother-Tommie, you don't
seem very well.
Tommy-No, nav, | amt; wlsht |
had let sister eat that third piece OF
pie.-Ohio State Journal.
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NATIONAL.
GUARDS
AT PERRY
Territorial Encampment Be-
gins in That City Today.
WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE
Most important Event 10 His
tory of Militia.
WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE

Guthrie. o. T, Oct. s.-The territorial
encampment OF the Oklahoma National
Guards viii begin at Perry tomorrow. Al
ready many Of the officers are in Perry
looking after the arrangements for the
event. Adjatant General E. P. Burling-
anne left this city Monday for Perry and
by the tine the mnitiamen begins TO ar
rive. everything there win be in readiness
to receive them. The territorial officials
are pleased with the manner in which
Perry people have prepared for the en-
campment and it IS felt that Governor
jenkins made no mistake when he Sc
lected Perry for the encampment. The
work Of preparing for visitors has been a
matter Of pride with Perry people and
an who attend the encamnment viii be
shown a royal good time.
The encalnpment promises to be the
biggest event tnat Oklahoma has had in
militia affairs ana more than usual in
terest has been taken in the various com
Danies There viii be companies present
from Guthrie Chandler Medford, Black
Wen. Pawnee. Shawnee. Hennessey, Ed
mond. Alva, Enid. Perry, Oklahoma City.
and one troop Of cavalry from Guthrie.
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FREAK OF IAE lIGHTNlNG
Two Boys OF Oklahoma city Pass
Garough queer Experience.

Two Boys OF Oklahoma city Pass
Garough queer Experience.
Oklahoma City, O. r., Oct. s.-The
Times-JournaI Of this city tells of a pc
culiar accident from lightning as follows:
There was one of the most peculiar
accidents from lightning near this city
last night that has ever occurred. Roy
Lamphear, "a boy about IL years Old, was
sleeping with "a little brother when the
lightning struck the house. 1t came down
the chimney, which was wrecked Tor q
number of feet inside the house and then
forked. one fork struck a studding which
broke it into finders, and the other one
struck the bed (which the boys We're
sleeping The pillow on which Roy was
laying was the part OF the bed struck
ana the entire end of the pillow was cut
of and the feathers scattered over the
room. The bolt struck the hair on Roys
head and knocked him insensible. Tt
was four or i've minutes before his father
reached the room and had a light SO he
see what ho4- occurred lie found thar
the boys hair was burned and matted
but that he was uninjured, and the other
one was only disturbed from his sleep.
Today the boy who was struck is all right
and he took in Ringiings circus with as
much relish as any of the boys.
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Miss Frances NJ. smith, 81 Seventh
Ave, New York, writes:
Scare and responsibility shattered my
nervous system. Like other women
under 4 great strain my system gave
way. Ny food didn't seem 70 have any
taste. Ny sleep was disturbed. 7 was
just as tired in the morning as / was at
night. And there was lazy, weak feel
ing over me all day. A friend requested
me 70 try Peruna. am glad TO be able
70 say that after taking six bottles Of IL
I feel . new woman. Ny stomach Is
now ia perfect order and sleep well. -
Frances NJ. Smith.
Miss Frances ". smith is treasurer Of
the East Side Ladies' Aid Society. She
is connected with number OF benevo-
lent organizations and takes an active
interest in the Tenement House move
ment. She recently appeared before n
committee Of the Legislature at Albany
in favor Of Tenement House reform.
NJ. j. F. AIcCinn, 50s y. Fifueth ST.,
New York City, writes;
Fifteen years OF the closest applfca-
ton to my own business undermined
my constitution. When I went TO bed
nights I couldn't sleep and when 7 got
up in the morning 7 had neither strength
nor ambition. I had read so much about
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81 MEMBERS
TAKE DEGREE
AT GUTHRIE
Second Days Session of Con-
Sistory Is Big One
SURPASSES ALL OTHERS
of the Masons Accom-
plish Double Purpose.

Guthrie. o. T. Oct. 9.-The second days
session of the Oklahoma Consistory at
the Masonic Temple in this city was a
splendid one. Every incoming train
brought Masons from various parts Of
the territory 10 attend the meeting. The
work being put on daily is of the highest
degree and according TO Harper s. Gun
ninghan. inspector general for Oklahoma.
it is above the average heretofore main
tanned by the Consistory yhere.
Many Of the Masons come with a double
purpose-that of attending the carnival
as well as seeing the work done in the
terple.
The class taking the degrees consists
of the following thirty-two members:
Perry Brumbaugh of -,avina.
Abraham Lincoln Blesh. Guthrie
Elva Clinton Barrows of Weatherford.
James Edwin Burch of Winfield. l. T.
Joseph Andrew Bartles of Dewey, I. 7.
John Henry Galloway. of Ponca City.
Edward Stephen Conway, Oklahoma
City.
Charles Edward Carpenter, of Guthrie.
Js-nes X. Derington. of Edmond.
Job Bennett Dobson. Of Guthrie.
Jay E. Finley. OF Guthrie.
George Byron Farrar of Edmond.
John Phillips Hayworth, OF Chickasha,
l. 7.
Almont Clark Hixon. Of Guthrie.
Solomon Joseph Hasgall. Of Oklahoma
City
Joseph Shields Hopping, of Chandler.
Henry Myers rent, of Dewey. I. T.
John Bernhard Linden, of Enid.
Charley II. Lee. OF Coyle.
Jacob 8fertes Of Choctaw.
Guy Vincent Mcclure of Oklahoma City.
William Houston Munger. of Watonga-
James Taylor Ogle of Guthrie.
Charles Pond OF Guthrie.
John Willard Riley of Lawton.
John Allison Rineheart of Guthrie.
Luther Wilson Smith, of Shawnee.
Calvin Warren Scott, Of Weatherford.
William simpson Wells. of Guthrie
Charles Floyd Worley. Of Pauls Valley,
Ed Frank Johns, of Chickasha, I. 7.
Abner EIish Wallace of Okarche
Henry Christopher. Nay. of Holdenville.
L T.
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VAILED F0a NOTHING
XOuRg Couple OF stroud Elope aud are
Married

Stroud. o. T., oct Sunday afternoon
a. J. Wortless and Miss Lena Sickle
We're the participants IN an elopement.
They went so DaEget station. a few miles
from Stroud and boarded the afternoon
train Tor oklahoma City. whore they were
married SIT O'Clock thar evening by ev.
W NJ Anderson. The young people ara
ven and favorably known here. both
socially and in business circles SIR
Wortles is manager of the Gloyd Lumbcr
company ana Is also city clerk Miss
Sticlde was manager Of the millinery de-
pertinent OK the Temple of Eeonomy. The
young courle win return to stroud this
week some time and Wiz begin house
keepias at once in their new home in
northeast Stroud
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ing the first shot from the Afassachu-
settes had fallen outside The Moro and
notwithstan ndias the rauge was Increased.
lli the shots feI short Of the Colon There
were. he said. 200 orders To Ere or 20 make
observations of the batteries But notn. .th-
standing this ae dia Gre at t1e eastern
had personally aimed the gums hut the
distance was So gIcat that Only the rcd
line Of earth c0uld be seen. neither gins
nor men were discernahle. one shot from
tho enemy feii thirty or fortY yards fr9u
the New Orleans. The proiecfIie was 20
small that he lad been saIDfiHed that Il
reached such a range All told. the arinF
~ his vessel on the Colon BAD uot core
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ABLEST DOCTORS
IN AMERICA
Declare There Is a Sure
Cure for Nervous
Ailments.
Use of Paine's Celery Is
Openly Advised.
Wonderful Results Recently
Effected by Compound.

Buffalo, oct. 8. 1901.-An evening paper
publishes a symposium Of physicians
opinions regarding the efficacy of various
remedies for the cure of nervous pros
Iration and attendant ills Each physi-
clan was asked 10 express his opinion,
first whether those diseases We're durable
when once they had gained a hold upon
the patient, and, second, whether the
same remedy would be beneficial in all
cases.
Without exception. the physicians in
terviewed declared that nervous prostra-
ton, when not too far advance5. .insonanla,
rheumatism, indigestion, resulting as it
most frequently does. fI2m deranged
nerves, dizzy headaches, and most liver
and kidney complaints, were absolutely
durable.
But the answer to the second question
was most remarkable, because, with two
exceptions, all the doctors mentioned
by name Paine's celery compound,
wen known remedy. manufactured by
Wells & Richardson Co, OF Burlington,
VI. and first discovered by the eminent
Dr.. Edward Phelps. some years ago.
after thorough investigation and the
accumulation of a great deal Of data,
both here and in Germany.
1t is probably the one instance, says the
newspaper, whore a prepared remedy has
been openly indorsed by physicians of
such standing. lt seems that the formula
0f The compound has always been fur
nished TO physicians Ia regular standing,
end that the remedy is generally pre-
scribed by up-t0-date practitioners both
here and in England and Germany, where
lt IS quite as weu known as in this
country.
Many wonderful cures by the use of
this famous compound are cited, one of
them the Wen known case OF Commodore
Howell of washington
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had been troubled for over

| had been troubled for over
seventeen years with gas in the
stomach caused from indiges-
ton. Six years ago began to
have dreadful distressed spells
and at times would suffer such
intense pain that the doctor
would give me hypodermic of
morphine to relieve me.
thought would try Ripans
TabuleS. The first one | took
gave me relief, and | have
never had one of those dreadful
spells since. 81 q tos Psgso.aIs esSr,
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STRUCK ON HEAD
Oklahoma city Lad Is Hit b. swing
sng ALeds.e EEaH.nea.

Oklahoma City, O. T.. Oct. 9-Yesterday
morning while the showmen were putting
down the stakes for the tents at the show
grounds the 10-year-o.- son of Michael
Yawman was accidentally struck in the
hurt. lie was picked up by the showmen
ana carried 10 the oiHce of DR.. Brad
ford where his wounds We're dressed.
There was "a cut en his forehead over the
left eye about Two inches long. The cash
was sewed up and the boy viii get we'll.
His skull was not fractured. Ringing
Bros paid the doctor bill, although it was
not tie 1ault of the show men that the
boy was hurt. He ran up on the swing
ing hammer.
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COMPANY FLECTS OFFICERS
Oklahoma Electric halfway Company
l. Rrsr.s-lfs-ad

El Reno. @. r.. oct. e.-The directors OF
the Oklahoma h-lectrlc Reaway aud Light
company met in TINS city yesterday ana
organized and elected oflears. Ihe fol-
Io@ius officers were elected for the en-
suing year, Hon. Is. T. Gillette. III Reno.
president Fred Ehier. HennesSey. vice.
president; guy r. Gillette. Hennessey.
seereta ry. Sterling p. Richardson. Hem
nsssey- treasurer. r. A. '@hite. El Reno.
Genres srcndias seerl tary. Al immediate
preliminary survey was ordered cf the
Ercincess wl le pl1ce3 a the feia be-
fore thc week s. -nae4 aaG matters wal
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Lazy LiOer

When the liver goes wrong,
everything is wrong. You
have dyspepsia, coated
tongue, constipation, bilious
ness, sick headache, nausea,
general debility. One Of
Ayers Pills each night, just
one, gently starts The liver
and removes all trouble.
have rsed AgsTs Fals iu- Hfsr
comp.ain1- z1i have iogga fhzm - .
the test tasac I hafe ceer frss1
T. q. NerTH- Sf3zH, Ill
~ .A. Ac ssEs CO. Ly-sa- zssA
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WOULO HANOLE WHISKEY
Gudian and White Man are LANDED IN
Federal Sail

Guthrie. o. r.. oct. 9.-John Leslie, an
Indian was brought in last night by
Sheriff George A. Foster, Of Perry. and
placed in the federal Jail Leslie is held
on charge of Introducing .whissey on the
Indian reservation.
Captain Hunt, deputy United States
uarshal, came in last night from Ponca
City, with W, g. Mckenzie. who is
charged Nith selling whis1ey to Indians
on the reservation mckenzie has been
running one OF the largest saloons in
Ponce City.
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secretary Society
Clay Menasha, Wis,
al heartily endorse Peruna, find in among
sick city blessing bringing
health and life many poor family
'I have rSed i myself when
work, and preventative colds believe
he poor suffering relieved
standpoint
FRANCES CROSSED.
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= - . II - ~ IA.
R,s-s che = The kiad You Hare AaaYS R0ggs
Ct CSE1sETZtZIEI%l<

BARRIERS Enioa Organized a. Fl Reno
TT Reno. @. r., Oct s.-The BARRIERS
Of this city affected the preliminary or
ganizadon Of "a BARRIERS umon here yes
terday and a meeting VIII be held at 8
p'clock next Saturday afternoon Tor per
manent organization.
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tells on him, and
some when he gets
"ratued" and has
an accident. The
surest way TO sus-
tain the physical
strength and rerv-
Gus force required
by the motormau
or railroad man is
to keep the stom-
ach in a condition
Of sound health.
When the stomach
becomes rweak.
fool is imperfecuy
dieested and the
body IS deprived
Of It's necessary
nourshmeu- The
Il erves S are 0uu-
strung and the
bo6 y IS weakened
The timely use
os Do--or Fierce's
Gci3eu Medical
Discovery when
the stomach Is
rweak VIII re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-10
LARGESI DAY OF Carnival
Feature or Afternoon at Gnthrie Is
EEarcnanf,s f8ar.ate.

Guthrio O. r., oct 9.-Today has been
the largest day OF the carnival so far.
The weather, with the exception OF Mon
day. has been perfect and crowds Of peo-
pie from different pari$ Of Oklahoma have
been IN atteEIance. Ths feature of this
afternoon was the merchants parade
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To points in Indiana and Ohio via the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lines Tickets
good for thirty days. For further inform
alton. rates, schedules, etc, address A.
3. Ritchie Travelling Passenger Agent,
Iorlin No
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Peruna that I decided to try it as a tonie-
Six bottles made wonderful change in
ne. Ny stomach IS now IN perfect cor
dition. I eat with relish and my food
does me good. Ny nights sleep re-
freshes me aad I wake up in the morn.
ing bright aud sctive."-J. +. McGinn.
J. J.. AlcGinn was member Of the
New York Assembly for one term and
member Of the old New York Board of
Aldermen (slunicipal Councill for two
years. Ife IS now connected with tho
Victoria Hotel on Broadway.
A I. s. Senator'S wife.
Mrs. Verona +. Roach. wife Of Senator
Roach, Of North Dakota. writes from
Larimore, y. D.
~ can oheerfuIly recommend yosr
excellent remedy. PeruEz. Indeed.
know Of no other remedy es good as
yours IL Is s grand fonic. "--perosa
e. Roach.
il you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to Or. Hartman, giving
fun statement Of your case, and he vii
be pleased 20 give you bis valuable I'D
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum 5us. o.
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Your Home Visitor ticket reads over the
Vandalia-P -Pennsy Ivania lines when you
go east Cheap rates, liberal limit and
best service.
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Wheeling. w. Va Oct. s.-Carrie Ma
ZION has given bond to keep The peace ana
appealed the case SO she can sue the city
TOR false arrest She left the city today.
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book, but says there were only Sc cents
in it. The party who lost it contends
for $e.oe. A bracelet was found on the
negro's person, together with the stolen
pocketbook. If the girl can tell a straight
story about certain rings and other things
this coon may 80 to the pen for awhile.
His case win be heard Friday. His name
is John Tut
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an Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the web known remedy,
SgaUP or FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIToRSIA FIG oYRUP Co, illustrate
the value OF obtaining the LIQUID laxs-
tive principles OF plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
hem IN the form most refreshing TO the
taste and acceptable 70 the system, It
IS the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectualy,
aispeLing colds, headaches and fevers
gently set promptly an1 enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on he kidneys,
liver and bowels. without weakening
Or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
IN the process Of manufacturing figs
re used. as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of tbs
remedy are obtained from seHna anc
ofi-er aromatic plants, by method
known 70 the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. cDly. In order to get It's beneficial
effects ard 90 avoid limitations, please
remember the full nameof the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
eAE FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ky. NEW YORK. n. 2.
8oE sale h5 al' Druggists Pr ceFpc< per b0sss2
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LOW Home Visitors Rates!

To points in Ohio and Indiana via the
-Pennsylvania lines Write A.
B. Ritchie, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Joplin, No., for fun particulars.
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f< D0sa'& Sm@ak

To the ulotormau. - Is a sigu 10 be seen
on the front platform OF many cars. Il
requires all his thought, all his energy
and all his strength 10 pilot his car
through crowded streets The strain
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BAD BLOOD,
BAD COMPLEXION.

The skin IS the seat Of ar almost end
less variety OF disease They are knc 9n
by various names, but are ali due to the
same cause, acid and other poisons IN
the blood that irritate and interfere with
the proper action Of tie skin.
TO have Q smooth, soft skin, free from
ell eruptioas, the blood must be kept pure
and healthy. The many preparations Of
arsenic and potash and the large number
Of face powders and lotions generally
used il this class OF diseases cover Up
for 4 short time, but cannot remove per
manentlv the ugly blotches and the red,
6iS6gu-lug pimples.
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Keep the liver and kidneys in order.
Hood Sarsapariila is the remedy TO reg
ulate these organs.
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N0RST Oh III
Continued From Figst Page


Z Gid not see whether she was backing or
not. The distance between those two
ships was impossible for me to see as
they were TOO nearly in a line for me 20
judge of the distance between them. L
simply observed chat there was d bunch
of ships ahead OF ne, not more than "a
few minutes later my attention was again
turned to the Brooklyn She had then
proceeded distance of not over two
miles and not under one mile from the
time had seen her first. and the second
time saw her. as near as I could figure
out. one and one-half miles to seaward
of our column Of battle. Immediately
afterwards she passed into thick smoke.
which was lying in patches about. I
took 40 further notice of her. On these
two occasions. however, my recollection
is very plain and the distance very near
to what [ stated
NO ATTEMPT AT RAINING.
IN reply to a question if there was
any attempt at ramming on the part of
any of the Spanish vessels TO ram any Of
the vessels Of the American squadron,
witness replied:
Il observed that there was no such
attempt
When the judge advocate had concluded
his interrogations, Mr.. Rayner began his
cross examination, with an effort 10 n
troduce certain signals which had passed
between the Indiana and Admiral Samp-
sons flagship, the New York, in the
early morning Of July 3. is9S.
Captain Lemley made Immediate Oh
jectiors and Mr. Rayner presented an
earnest Plea to be allowed TO read the
signals. He was not permitted at that
time to do so. bYt * is understood that
the signals which he desired to introduce
as having been sent from the New YORK
to the Indiana were dated az s: Is q. ~.
Of that day, and were an invitation of
the flagship TO accompany her to Sib-
oney. while the response was o declina-
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woods County Treasurer Changed.
Ava, O. r.. Oct 9.-Yesterday after
noon turned over the county treasurer s
Office to w. D. Close, who vas elected to
that position last fall