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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-12
BRAKEMAN SHOT DEAD
FTysterious Murder GDder Bridge
Near Chandler.

Chandler. O. T. Nov. 1i.-Last evening
about o'clock n brakeman named Gal
way. on a freight train, cast bound. was
shot and killed by unknown parties.
lie was riding in the supola of the ca
b9ose and when the train passed under
the overhead crossing near the Jenness
place. two and a half miles northeast Of
this city. a shot was hsed. Three men
stood or the bridge and one Of them ared
The fatal shot Accounts di@er rs TO the
number Of men on the bridge Some claim
five men were seen on the bridge This
would lock IS fl there was gang in
it,
TIE man died before the train reached
rtreud and an account or the affair
eas ele ah~a back from thar point to
sha aesa, ~ this place. This was loss
II t'rre. for IT vord had been sent hack
the 9lc whore the shooting
saok it wauli hsvs save5 valuable
tire le the Apprehension II the mur-
sere-s
peculiar fcataro of the case Is
rhrt ~ 0r7cl J notice ~ the matter has
beea brought 10 The sheriE of TIE coun-
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unknown, says the News
Hensley and the sheriff of Casey county
later went to Oklahoma TO arrest wan
Aieeks but through a mistake OF identity.
arrested another man. who proved his
identity ard was released This week the
sheriff returned to Oklahoma and found
Meeks. whom he placed under arrest and
is now in charge Of.
As the sheriff returned from Oklahoma,
driving with Meeks in a stage. he noticed
a man approaching on the road and TO
his delight it was Clark Thomas. 1t did
rot take him many moments TO catch The
nan and again place him under arrest,
this time keeping his eye on him so that
man could not escape.
Thomas is wanted FOR a particularly
cold bloded crime in Arkansas and il is
understood that a case can be made
against him.
Bill Ifensley is feeling good over the
capture especially since the man got away
here, though it was 10 fault OF Mr.. Hen
sley that he escaped. The information OF
his arrest was received by all Parties con-
cerned with considerable satisfaction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-12
CONTEST IS
NOT PROBABLE
IN OKLAHOMA
Talk to That Effect Due to
Feeling of Democrats.
1T WILL ALL BLOW OVER
Sidney Clark Believes Stale
hood Will Pass.
IT WILL ALL BLOW OVER

Guthrie, O. T., Nov. LIT is not be-
lieved that Bill Cross or his adherents
win contest the election OF Bird S. Nc
CURE as Delegate to Congress. It is
considered natural for such talks 10 be
made at this time, owing to the feeling
prevailing among Democrats who con-
sidered Cross safely elected. Even before
the election was settled. the committee
in charge OF Mr.. Cross affairs gave out
the information that Cross was safely
elected. causing many persons TO bet
money on the election, even giving odds
against MCGUIRE money when they
thought they had q sure thing.
Men conversant with the situation state
ut Cross can hope to gain nothing by
a contest contest cannot be insti-
tued until Mcclure receives h.s cortifi-
cate of election. which viii be after
the oath of this month. Then the matter
will havefto go before Congress and
owing TO the fact that it is Republican
congress there is little hope for Mr.
cross.
While there have been conferences
held with a view Of hitting uQon some
plan 10 defeat Mcclure. yet these con
ferenccs have awaited nothing ard think
ing Democrats have given up the idea
OF centestins.
At believe the election Of Bird S Nc
CURE as delegate TO congress means
the passage Of the Omnibus bill" said
Senator Sidney Clarke of Oklahoma
City today. while the majority was
not as large as 1t should have been
or an issue Of this kind. vet it indicates
to me that IN the eastern portion OF
the territory the majority of the Re
publlcans voted for Cross owing 70 the
telling existing toward the people OF the
indian Territory. The election OF Cross
in my Judgment would have meant no
statehood for an indefinite number Of
years
L do not see why the Omnibus bill
will not pa-s New Mexico has gone
Overwhelmingly for Rodey on the issue
and Arizona never did cut as much
figure in the matter as Oklahoma and
New Mexico Even If there should be
objections made to the Omnibus bill, an
energetic fight could be made for state
hood for Oklahoma alone"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-12
THEY WAET LEGISLATION
Executive Committee Appointed at n
Ensckassv Heefin-

ArdD0re. !. T Nov. 1i--Purzlant 70
call issued BY Mayor Dics of this city.
1he Chiekasaw nation was well repre-
ssated IN convention here TO-DAY. TIE
object f the convention vas to form
ulate some definite plan q action TO-
ward securing needed legislation for lhe
lzaian erritory. Al ezFcutfvs commit
tee = nine was appointed ph9 fa con-
junction With IKE numhsr from tho
other four civilized tribes vfn consii-
tute permanent executive committee
4 ths Indisn Ierriforv. A resolution
was passed asking c9ngTess sor public
roads. scheos and sarle form = local
self eoeeruneat. The convention also
passed resolution n thani.s - Con-
zressmza Moon = Tennessee for his
urseissh Iaba-s fcr the Iasisn Territory.
TIE Sonvsntian adjourned this evening
az SIX O'Clock
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SAYS BEAVER IS DEMOCRATIC
Dick Quinn Shows Why Election Went
as II DID

as 1t Did.
Guthrie. O. II. Nov u.-Dick Quinn Of
the Guymen Herald says that Beaver
county is Democratic. He writes:
The vote on the office of county su-
perintendent viii more clearly fix the
status Of Beaver county politically than
the vote for other candidates. Returns
received so far indicate the election Of
Miss Baker, the Democratic candidate
for superintendent. The vote for repre-
sentative ard councilman was Influenced
to a great extent by the position Of the
candidates on the stock law question.
Many Democrats voted for BraidwoOd
and Alexander because IL is supposed
that these men VIII oppose herd law
legislation for Beaver county. Not much
interest was displayed in the vote for
delegate 10 congress. IL this, Demo
cratic township AIr. MCGUIRE received
rs jority Of twelve votes over Cross. Nine
electors failed II vote for either canai-
date for congress-. Another thing that
changed Il few votes was Ia the way
the ballots were printed. Several cleo
tors read the names of Candidates Of
their choice and stamped ia the square
following such names. which, Of course,
was a vote for the either fellow Other
voters mistook The territorial ballot for
e cheap circular Of some sort and re-
turned the sarle without stamping their
choice Of candidates But TO return 10
the opening- sentence: The vote On the
county superintendent VIII probably FIX
the political status Of Beaver COUNTY,
and returns 50 far received and the Her
aids personal EnowlsdCe Of townships
rot reported indicate that Beaver county
IS Democratic by sraall margin. unless
the townships ret reported in the south
east show up strongly Republican"
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MURDER IS SUSPECTED
j. Es. Brake Fseqt Yukon with Wagon
aud Can't he FeumG.

Yukon O. T.. Nov. u.-One week ago
J. r. Drake. who had been employed
Up 80 that time by a catueraan named
Brown on ranch near Chiclasha. left
that place in a wagon with four horses.
lie has disappeared AID ii is believed
that he had been murdered and robbed.
The finding Of three Of brakes horses
and his wagon seven miles north OF
ukon today leads to this conclusion.
IN the wagon was brakes trunk.
which had been broken open and the
contents scattered aaoGt. one Of ny
brakes boots was also found. il was
split from In, top to the toe indicating
that it had been cut of his foot by
some one who hexDected to find money
concealed in it.
1t Is known that Drake had $4ol with
hi mwhen he Left Chicasha. Papers be
longing to Drake were scattered about
the wagon. No trace of Drake could be
found. \ party is now searching for
him, believing that his body viii be
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FLYNN AND INQUIRE
Many Men at Guthrie Are Keeping
Them BUSY

Guthrie. o. T.. Sov. ll-There have
been many rsen IN Guthrie from different
parts ~ tire territory today. anxious q
tsis wilh DeleFate Denals T. Flynn ard
Delegate Elect BIRD = Mcclure Both
men have been kept busy al day meet
.ng people. and taking over conditions
WITH them.
Ar r1ynn - preparing o leave Guth-
rie FOR 7Tashington. and WI start from
here tomorrew morning Re - rnskiuz
active preparation n take up THE state
heed sEat in The senate ard 10 fits BE-
WI have th- hearty co-opersficn of the
opie cf oEiahorua.
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SHOT WIFE BY ACCIDENT
Stroud Merchant Kills His Wife in
HoAt;rc cAIt If Eancc..a

Stroud, o. T.. Nov u.-Mrs. z. E.
Chamberlain wife Of the well known
hardware merchant. was instantly killed
here as the result of an accident.
Mrs. Chambeiain was seated in buggy
with her husband and while he was tax
ing shot gun from the vehicle, the
weapon was accidently discharged All
OF the shot lodged in her boldly causing
alomst instant death.
Mrs. Chamberlain was well known and
lighly esteemed and. the terrible accident
has been felt by the entire city. She also
formerly lived in Oklahoma city and
messages of coincidence from her friends
there are pouring in on the grief stricken
ed husband.
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0KLAHOMANS DISAPPOINTED
Because senate gs5dn't visit There
First

Guthrie, = nov. n.-United States
Attorney Horace Speed tonight received
q telegram FROM Senator BeVerldse.
while the latter was in Kansas City
stating that the senate committee on ter
ritorios was enrouJe to Arizona and
New Mexico, and woud tour these tor
Titories before coming to Oklahoma. The
committee was expected here tomorrow.
and the telegram to Mr.. Speed was the
first notice of a change oi plans. Dele
gate Flynn. who had anticipated tour
ing the territory with the senators viii
probably leave tomorrow for Washing
ton. where he VIII take Up the fight
for statehond
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WALKED INTO OFFICERS ARMS
Clark Thomas Called by a Mere Acct
dent

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. lit VIII be re-
membered that some days since one CLARK
Thomas. who was wanted in Casey county
Arkansas for murder. and who was ar
rested and Jailed al Shawnee by Bill Hen
siey. managed to pry open enough air
SPACE at the city jail TO make his escape,
and for some days his whereabouts were
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found somewhere in the vicinity where
the wagon was found
The fsct that there were only three
of teh four horses with the wagon when
it was found lends to the belief that
someone made his escape on the fourth
animal after numbering and robbing
Drake.
The horse which is missing is a sor-
rel. branded &C" on its left jaw. is 19
hands high and weighs about 1,1G0.
Drake was a man of about S5 years Of
age. 5 feet inches high, light sandy
comDlexion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-12
IN SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Hrs. It. +. Ardery Appears in Song
Recital at Norman.

Norman. o. T.. Nov. 1-One of the
pleasantest musical programs given this
season was rendered at the music studio
in Norman Friday evening, November =.
Mrs Il f. Ardery OF Guthrie appeared
in song recital under the auspices Of
the School OF Music. She was assisted
by Professor Lamprecht, violinist. ard
Mss O'Connor, accompanist. both Of the
School Of Music of the university. Mrs.
.--4oery pleased her audience very much
by her selections and by her manner of
giving them. Her sacred song numbers
were especially wen received. The pro
gram consisted of sixteen numbers, which
means hard work for the singer. Mrs.
Ardery seemed in as good voice at the
close as at the beginning. and ecch song
was srtistcally sung.
The practice Of the School Of Music in
bringing talented musicians before Nor
man audiences is worthy OF comment
and praise.
The program was as follows:
Hear Ye Israel (Frorn Or-otori0 Eli
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Guthrie. @. T- Nov- l1--fieverncr Fer
gnson has commaied the sentence of
Clevy Hopper. q .s-year-oi5 boy. from
oae year in the peritcatary 70 six
months in the Kiows county jaiL Young
Eopper was convicted of forse-y. an5
ewing 50 his former good character. ard
Lis exc. the governor decided that IL
WAS not Tbs. proper thing 20 Send him e
the pcatscrtfary
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officials Prepzring Reports.

Glthrle. %. T.. Soy u--An % The ter
ritcrisi ofaC.a's are eusiiv engaged IL pre-
pairing tkcir biennial reports for Gov
ernor Ferguson. which vii Be presented
70 the next legislative assembly. These
reports VIII bs volum.noEs- The first r.
port 10 - nied Is from Dr. E 2 Cow
driok. secretary Of the beard Of health
in me territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-12
- - 81 - u ELA.
gsa-, II, - lhs sad Yea Van i'ss sa.s
Of IEz(z,Z ZczGS<s4S
RALLY AT CASHl0N
I've Thousand Republicans RrBoics
over fscf-rirc'- tirvtfon.

over f5cf-tttre'- ttrvffpn.
Cashion o IT, NoV IA monster
Demonstration was hela hers tonight 20
celebrate tha election of p e Mcclure.
Friiy 2ea people wero ia nae and march,
- throush ,hc pr.nri. o. strreie ~ ths
town. Az had torches end tae grsad
scene whi~h vsa added Co rs an in-
mouse display ef er works ~ ai kiuds
isade the occasian one 20 BE- leaE remem-
bersG
speakers h7d been e-rasei from -
Reno ard Kiuefsher. tut owing ta ths
train connection which were uoi tsv-
orabic were prevented from arriving
The sown turned usslf over % he
joyoua crowd ard everybody reened %
20 pleased over the result ~ she esec,
ton LEGAL speakers toek the places
% those Nho aers % come from als-
tancc ard sete-ai hours wrfe rgcat Hs-
tening % talka conFrs talatery % SIC.
fsrtra af4rrraa
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RgTuRNs FoR klowA couNrY
Give Cross f7e1 and Mcclure 1877
49,

IIohart. o =. Nov Ii-The 0@csaI sle--
ton returns wsrc sfvea onf here tbs r.
terrc01 fo- EsoEa county - follows.
Cross I-z Ncgaire 1Ss- Van C7eTs.
~ sufth g. c-oss majority orsr sr-
Gui-e 81 Rs7zhnoaus hat estizste.s
thzs Cross majority wsusd be - &C
c-rainE % ihess agu7ss there = = sasn
q 81 for tAe Re7rsaczns IN tse rsfu-as
for this county.
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STATEHOOD
FIGHT is WON ACCORDING TO
BEVERiDGE.
Case Of Oklahoma 8 Settled e5yond
Further Doubt.

Guthrie. O. r. Nov u-Congressran
Dennis Flynn was notified tonight that
h.a saint for statehood Tor Oklahoma has
hcen won ard shat the senate committee
on territories viii report favcrahle ac-
ton for the immediate admission 81 the
territory. sTr. Fiy1n Is elated over the
announcement. and says there is now NJ
doubt OF statehood. He says. judsing
from his advices. that the senate com
mittee now visiting the territories which
seek admission IS states. VIII not come
T. Oklahoma. having already decided
uron favorable action for this territory-
Acting on this advice he leaves tornor-
row for washington quite positive that
oklahoma VIII become n state esriy
this winter. Mr Fiynn SAYS that when
The news Of o l.cDuhllcen victory IN
Oklahoma reached se1ator BeveridTe
la Washington. tho latter said then that
Oklahoma had won her hght-
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reufyins Cross election. snd then when
the result vas arnouacea Republicans
considered Il their turn and began -
make things lively Tor ths other fsi.oes.
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RETURNS Aae ALL ~
Bird mccuirs's onelsi Plurality ls
aoc

s92
Guthrie. - IT,. Nqf 30 -oTicIs3 rsfarrs
frou al fhe couaf arr in aaf enc ri-
cial majority ~ ar1 s Mcclure Is -
I.ftu~ns f-ofn Beaver cenafY uere re-
rs.red ihis nlorHng Rlraa MeomTs
rsa3e-it5 ~ lo1 The r.fafaa a1leIai|Y
from Comsnch~ csuntF atss crles a f1a-
trity ~ So instead ~ Es a7 previously
reported
2 here - 20 possible manner ia vhieh
the Democrats can overcome fhss aua 57r-
ms. - re oriclsi count in al caaaf.ss
has been ccncia6ef
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Az druggists refund the money il IL fails
10 cure. r. W. Groves signature is on
e2ch hOV &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-12
100 Doses
For Oae Dollar

Economy in medicine must be
measured by two things-cost and
eject. It cannot be measured by
aither alone. It is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
the money-that radically and per-
manently cures at the least ex-
pense. That medicine is
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Hoods garSopGrilE0

1t purifes and enriches the blood,
cures pimples, eczema and all
eruptions, tired, languid feelings,
loss Of appetite and general debility.
Il have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found It reliable and giving perfect satisfec-
tion. Il takes away that tired feeling. gives
energy and puts the blood in good condition"
Mss EFFIE CoLoSNE. 1855 l0sh Street, n. W.,
Washington. D. c.
Hoods Sarsaparilia promises 70
cure and keeps the promise.
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N A WEAK SPOT
THE STORY or AN ATTACK AND rs
REpuLSE.
\ Thrilling Account as Told by D Nste.so
Of the One Hundred and ,Ii'y-
fourth Indiana Volunteers

Iacob T. Keller, Of Ciraud Kds. is yc
Gran who suW loug snd nard Hrt'Ns ~ lN'
civu war with the one iiundrH tNH tlit
fourth indiana volunteers 9ih ht LfiH mAN'
n rtorv Of hivouHv and Mttlc tr Wir fl-
counting sour Of his adventures &" report
cr The nthct day. an,
Of A. he said, Zone IA most often upper.
most in my thoughts. had strained IVY
hip Ia some n'aunor bat lnousat Us
gnt over " All right About t"" Fr@le
sftor that however, when was ploNlnS
FOR wheat I gave out again " toht spa
Rhcumntism ser in and had 70 quit MoIh,
] tried one thing after the other 10 ~,
scF1c relief from tho pain but nothing tnit
took helped me Mt att ana became as
CoWaged. $50,
so badly that I could nor strqlehien IL on;
IT all nor could sit down Ny np anu
/ knee pHined me and ] suffered n"illhlS' -
times also / had nervous hcaaucne, -
/ Ter trying a number Of things, my oAngnter.
l Mis- Fry, who had been cured OF tacv,us
ttsm by Or. williams PINK rus ipt slN
( - ople induced me 10 try that teme93,
nv cgse WAS very stubborn one aud
took fve boxes OF the pllls before ! conli
see much change but kept on and ny
my leg began TO slacken and before lo4e
II Nmberrd so that | could use ~ again
aud be able TO sit down My klaneys , uan
better. ~" too Or Williams Pink Pills Tor
I Pale People are grand. good medicine Az,
I recommend them to all who sinner As
The real cause Of rheumatism Is the pres
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indescrlbahle tOrturcs which rheumatic sur.
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THIS folly he's been abandoned and today
lIhvsiciaBs prescribe and druggists recon
mend The use NJ Or. Wlllisms rink Hils
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Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peorle
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nrlsing from impoverished blood or Snat
tered nerves they cure not only rheuIla-
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\ eRApsTREETIs REPORT
Manufactures Are Expanding While
Prices Are Hardening.

Manufactures Are Expanding While
Prices Are i4ardenin1.
- u.,..-s.,,.,
New York Feoruary l4'--nI "'N'''''
tomorrow viii say; Sales for spring ae-
. s,,,,,,1 for p,pnpfnc. urps and Idle
count "e"'""' aye IL -.t.,,.
operations generally arc rNprn'i'+ VIZ.
prices are hardening Specially Eonu re
-. ,,,,,, fran, tbc West and Northwest
P'liN co''' -. f., mott,
and the leaolhg HaNl''u ma AUS
the growth Of sales FOR spring. LESS iA-
,... ... e,.,,t aud
vorAbic ndyiceS como 'Folu tue '""' '"'
Southwest though Chicago notes cAcfp
IN. ,.... h,,,i,,, ms ,,hoIpsrIor. from
uoha'I! l''A' '"'''-
those sections. Water is reporter S'"'''
and railways are reported hauling 20 TOO"
- ,,i,, ANA *, Iori. rgpoat
hl!eS' h'ns'' '''' ""'
relatively the least i''"raoie reports '''
n long time pnst
Continued strength b. to he noted iu MI
the cereals mud flour, fractional odv'pcrs
being shown during i9" week WhI' .'-
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TEETH AND FOOD.
A Help in Time Of Need.

Sometimes bad teeth cause Illness, partic-
ularly when they are not ft TO nasueate
GOOD. 4 man IN Ada, o., had all O. ms
t,elh drawn. He was sick with Indigestion
and lack of vitality and his teeth were IN
n had condition. lie expected, with a new
coinplete set OF teeth, 10 regain his health
Nv thoroughly chewing his food. but he had
an experience that Is well worth knowing
aTnstead Of improving ] continued to lose
strrpgth" he says, until ] was mere
1,o,lTc skeleton. / tried a number OF pre-
rars5 foods. hut none OF them helped me
ppntu 1 got Grape-Nuts. The hayor pleased
49,, pal6te at once. ] soaked the food IN
rreapI and got along with II nicely. Within
~ DAYS / noticed that ! was not 80
S@,-aI and faded Gradually ! grew strong
~ so left on all other foods and took only
Grape-Nuts ,,,.,. ,.,.t. ara 4, ~.
,..e,tbs gained seventeen pounds. TINS
80 renlarRable for ! am or spare DullH
w sleep and feel wonderfully Wen
.InRsmuch as I am doing so nicely win
ont teeth / have concluded 10 wait UNI
nv gums have finished shrinking oefor,
taS,-ins "A set made. ] don't believes eoulc
t "a ~ gono through the drain on ny system
va 4, mot been for Grape-Nuts. There y
~ drpht about the lfegiTing ana neFvr
h.'nS;r- for,e ~ that food. ] talk Grape
I -, 20 III of mg friends. Name gwen o.
I rostum Co, Battle Greek. Mich
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the cotton mill soliciting COMMITTEES went
out TO Berlin Friday to ioln the local com
mittee In the country IN canyassing that
section OF the county for subscriptions TO
tho capital stock or the proposed cotton
mill
Mr.. Albert Geisccke. wife ana child went
up 10 Lyons Friday In answer 20 n telegram
stating that Mr.. Geisecke's hrothcrin.iaw,
Mr. Charles Davis, Is quito sick with pncu-
monia.
February 20 Is the last day OF service for
the approaching spring term OF the district
court which convones the first Monday IN
March
Superintendent n l.. Salley OF the Bren-
nam compress pressed 0T5 bales OF cotton IN
ave hours Thursday afternoon. breakfnR \
/ record for fast work.
Airs. II. Thiel left Friday for Planters
! vile In answer TO telegram from her
brother, DR.. Pleas Barnhili stating thar
/ MS VIE was quite sick with pneumonia