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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Jacob Rohr made a business
trip to the Bluff City, Thurs
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

If you need a wind mill or
pump seer. MANNING WALK
Err.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Cow Peas, Blue Grass and
Essex Rape seed. SHARP &
p ATTERSON. Phone 33.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Charles o. Mayes still calls
Hannibal his home, but one
would hardly think so for he is
seen so otter on the streets of
the Metropolis of Monroe
County. He was here Satur.
day. Well, we don't blame him
for people will go to a live
town where they can do
business.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Good quality of feed-that's
what we furnish our trade. We
want your orders. Can we get
them by honest treatment, fair
prices and a guarantee of salts.
faction? We give the best pos
sible for the money,-SHARP &
PATTERSON.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Benz. McAllister, of Shiel,
was a business visitor in the
city Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Expert work done by Jarman
& Finks, the Paper Hangers
and Painters. 3 20.19O2
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Alva Ely attended the orator
ical contest at Boonville, Friday
evening.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

The rainfall of Tuesday and
Wednesday was 9 inches.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Miss Eliza Rouse is visiting
at Mokane. ....
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Good cheap sewing machines
still on hand as we'll as Heat
ing Stoves.
r. MANNING WALKER.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Garden making time is pretty
sure to find you in need of some
good garden seeds. Ours are
that kind. Seeds IN bulk or in
pacKage.-SHARP & PATTER
SON.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Joe Martin has been over to
Illinois, to visit his mother
who was laid up with rheuma-
tisn.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Bring your eggs and butter to
Sharp & Donley and get the
highest market price.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Charles Libbee and daughter.
Miss Lizzie, of Philadelphia,
have been guests of friends in
this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Miss Rosa Mae Smith, the
school marin at Ely, spent Sun
day in the city with the home
folks.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Smith, of Quincy, spent the
latter part of last week in the
city with relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Mrs. G. o. M ayes, of Hanni.
bal. came up Sunday to visit
her brother and sister Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. S. Hickman.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

Remember Rogers millinery
10th and Goth.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-13

If you are not quite sure wheth
er you owe me an account or
not, come in and see.-B. o.
WooD
Mrs. Node Green and daugh-
ter, Juliet, left Monday for
Hydesburg for visit with rela-
tives.'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
HOLD-UP THAT FAILED.
Nerve Of d Foot-Pad Failed at the Last
Moment

Guthrie. o. r, Feb. 22.-The Anadarko
Times says
An attempt was made Friday night to
hold up W r. Ward while on his way
horne from q social. At least, that is the
supposition After Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
left the reading room man started to
follow them. and before they had gone a
great distance commanded them TO halt
Instead of obeying the Command they
hurried on until they came to the Gard
ner building. on West p street. Entering
this, Mrs. Ward started up stairs, at
the same time calling for help. At
the head of the stairs she tainted, but
was kept from falling down them by
Mr.. Gardner, who had heard her cries
and was on his way to lend assistance
In the meantime, Nh Ward had turn
ed his attention to the man who was
following them. He stepped around the
corner OF the building. where he trans
ferred his pocketbook from his pants TO
his overcoat pocket. When Mr.. Ward
stepped around the corner the man who
was following went into the middle Of the
street and called for him to come out
there. With his hands in his overcoat
pockets. Mr. Ward walked up 60 the
fellow and demanded what he wanted
Either Mr.. Ward was not the man ne
was looking for CT his courage failed him..
for as soon as Ward spoke the fellow
turned and SUNK away. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward proceeded to their home with
out further molestation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23

approved business fashion. HIS ore-siehth
Cherokee blood gives him the r,iddy ap-
pearanee Characteristic of the race Of
which ne IS proud. put his features are
those of the rose predominsting n his
genealogy-
Yes. / an. n gced sized man. nc said
in speaking Of his family. NJ father
and older brothers were all Dig men. They
were fighters IN the Confederate army.
but I was too Young 10 go 20 war. our
family WAS driver ont OF the territory
at that iiTf.e and We al lived ever IN
Texas until the lighting was dons.
was elected governor by the popular vote
OF the neople. The Office Is big clief
position at home. You know. and i car
ries with i all the feather and blanket
features OF that honor amons our Rc"nle
came 10 Washington 70 secure some
money due rs fran the government. We
are srxious Tor il. as some OF the tsi5.
living in he hills src aelusIiy deStitat'
and are sufSerinS because = the failure
of the corn crop last fall. The Cicero
KEGS liking IN she hii country doIeul
upon the corn crop Tor their Twins. and
when the Germ CROP fails. they are ~ hat
shape. Ne nave $40 less Shan ie.sfs' lui
blood CheroEees "a The nstion. ana tbs
money 7 am trying e. hUrIy en- IT'S Was
10 the territory belongs 70 them.
oh yes. I come - Washington cutie
frequently. ana have done 50 sor III.
past ten wears. The newspapers where
ever I 20 always lie aboat my aze
have beer mace out 20 III nearly ten feci
in height I don't mind adding N inch
or two. out a foo- is too much.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
NEW QUESTION: UP.
Arises IN the Case Of Or. Peoples o.
Oklahoma City.

Guthris. %. r.. Feh. - The ok'ahofnan
~ Oklahoma Gao says. The heariss ~
tho arEument in The application fer ha-
beas corpus in The case of " r. Peoples
was resurnea is judy Hurwels court
YESTERDAY morning Mr. Chambers fof
ne county ard ST. Afnes Tor the prisot-
er. made long and careful arguments go
behalf OF the respective Interests fhff
represented citing numerous a*etssofT
AMI rulings IN support ~ thsir afkumeni-
rhs court ga nof reader decision unfI
.he afternoon sessior whea be aunataefa
nat there vas ne statutory profiflsa
rieine tn court fhr Discretionary power
p sdfnls 70 nan 1raer any cirrurnffsrsstf
uh~rs the rroof pas evident end TIE pre-
srrpren great
At The sfgEesfion - Mr- ames. ihr
court announced frat be ~oiid cors
-unkate with chief Jas'iee snTfor1 I'D
enses.or 20 secure fhs csuins ~ = spre-
lai sesrien ~ the supreme cogrf - gass
aroo ths oassflon.
no correct az impression shsch - Some
vhsf prevalent g usy - ssi1 fart tav
only matter ~ lssss ST. fnis fes Iaz paH
.te physical eondifiaa ~ 81 Peoples ass
10 qpezsoa B. r. rhsfnsr 81 sss So ere
province a re coarf e. sdnif n.fn g.
bzu ia casf II vas faanG sfaf his h@si'h
ras farine ard dssth -sr inau eHf 'r1fa
ooafneuslt aad srTironuleaf V'isr
rrirered aza8sfaz tfisi fa risae
ciarrea - inrf h.n. There SEA- saef-
h.f<fs ~ heaf.nz ~ tessfaarrF rriat-es 90
ire charze srea whlah ~ Fees h1s
fse- tea ~~rrsfra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
COLOR IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Recent Discoveries In That Zine are
Interestinc.

New Haven, Conn. Feb. 2z-Prcf. a.
Hyatt Verrilrs new discovery in color
photography will it is believed when per-
fected revoluuonize photography. He
hopes IN a short time 10 perfect IL So
that it can be used in portraiturc. repro
ducing the natural flesh tints and the
color Of the hair. eyes etc.
y have worked five years to accom-
pIish this said Professor VerriH to a
World reporter today THE first result
OF my labor was the production b. pho
to-chemicsl process Of pictures 90 two
colors Since then I have succeeded in
reproducing al the coIors. with the ex-
ceDtion of bright red. and this hope 60
accomplish soon
Heretofore the best thing that has
been produced in culors is the thrse-color
half-tone. This j. mechanical process.
and in It the coiors are bound e. be sx-
aggerated. With my process the mos,
delicate tiris are Faithfully reproduced
By strictly chemical action and the
blending of the shades Is almost perfect.
My process cannot be patented fDr
the reason that much OF IL is already Ga
use intend. therefore. 20 keep The
process a secret
Like the three color half-t0ue process
Il requires the production 81 three pho
tographic negatives from specially pre-
pared plstes The negatives must be
precisely alike 81 development, focus and
other points The exposgrein most eases
requires az present 40 least half an hour.
~ that for portraits Il u set not zvafi@-
hie. but hope q materially reduce the
time But for Landscapes on q stiii dsy
or for copying paintings Or geological ~
other specimens. il j. ail that could BE-
desired now.
.The process is al ~ the printing ~
ira heavy paper g. necessary % stand TIE
strain az rnsa uuiatioa. which ocrsnifF
sboiit IN hour. 08rilE uhich tilne ;he
print Is ainlosf constantly imE1frEe1 fn
-e!ufion. base already ksgt rou1e ~
she prints Tor aa lorR - three months.
ard $50 10 reason VIA theY SHOULD nat
keen lndefnteir : fesi f9re fhst re
pictures can D. gsoduced st IS ssrsl
cost
IN = abort rime Prof ferrii MI fr-
hfrit go ~ re color photos ~ pres
srt al fhzr re- has rade afe .n re-sfs-
sso1 ~ his father. Prof a p FerrI =
yale. ara r1srnbsFs ~ IRE cor1sr fics5i
s..sr--, ~ erie-sre.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
WANTED TO REFORM EN-.
Queer Antics Of a Crazy Man or .
Lead Of HaN

Guthrie. q. T.. Feb. 22.-The Gezry Rul-
lctin relates az incident as follows
On Monday afternoon our marshal dep
usy, sheriff and constable had an ex-
citing time with a crazy nan b the
name OF Abraham 2. Wedei 4 man drove
iato town or load Of has and when
he struck the intersection - &ain and
Broadway ne stopped his team and be-
gan 70 shout. veil and whoop her up
generally. lie soon had the usual street
crowd around him; thon b. began telling
them who he Was and what hts rnissicn
was here on earth, iig Fsid thsl at
mankind IVES bosfnd for he'll. unless the
followed him. and those who refused %
follow him he would hunt Up ard de-
your Then he jumped fror1 the wagon
ard acted rs though he meant 20 enforce
his new creed Cunningham fTlcd -
grab him. but he shock him ~ ara
Cunningham called for heir. ard Nith
Tho assistance % seven o. eight men ho
was bound and taken 20 the lookup Ha
refuses 10 eat or drink and insists ;hai
In about tve weeks be VIII b. stFons~r
thereby. re owns claim abous i've
miles from Hydro. Ills Ming papers are
Tor the northwest quarter. ssctioa :. Town
ship u. Tsnee ~ west. iiis folks have
been notified 81 bis condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
GOVERNOR FeReusoN's IDEA.
That Flynn VIII be Nominated, Re-
qardless Of His Wishes.

Guthrie. O. T. Feb. 1.-THE announce
rnent this week in the Eagle that Dennis
T. Flynn. congressman from Oklahoma.
will not be a candidate for the nomination
on his party ticket. has caused greater
furry among politicians than anything Of
late weeks IN politics. While one OF
Flynn closest friends expected some
thing Of tbs kind from him. yet TO the
majority of his friends. his refusal 10
become a candidate came as surprise.
During the past few days. politicians
have been running over the list 81 men
considered available to make the race
for congress on the Republican ticket. IL
seems to be hard 20 find just the kind OF
a man who will follow the precedent So
tablished by Mr.. Flynn and make a sue
cess of the work in congress There are
those who would like Is have an oppor-
tunity TO represent Oklahoma in congress
but believing that statehood is sure. they
prefer 10 wait until the territory Is made
a state. and then attempt 70 secure politi-
cal honor Were II not for this feature.
many men who are not now candidates
would be coming 10 the front. asking
their friends 10 push their candidates..
Governor Ferguson who has known for
a number Of months that Mr.. Flynn does
not desire to be a candidate again. be-
lieves that Flynn will be nominated re-
CARELESS OF his wishes and that the men
in the convention will insist that he make
the race again.
a number of men are being talked Of
over Oklahoma ss candidates for con-
gress. Walter Stevens OF Iawton would
be the choice Of many west side men and
Bird S Mcclure has friends IN eastern
Oklahoma who are insisting that he be
come an active candidate in the event
that Mr.. Flynn continues 10 insist that
he viii not be a candidate. IL is not
known how Mr. stevens feels abou; this
matter. but Mr.. Cure has stated repeat
edly to his friends that he does not care
TO become = candidate at this time. Those
close TO Joseph ". McNeal are taking
him for congress very energetically and q
seems to be taken as n fact that he Is A
candidate for the nomination. Mr. No
Neal. has some ideas Of his own regard
ing politics. and would really prefer to be
governor OF Oklahoma than congress-.
man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
TO MAKE IT
THE CENTER
OF BIG THING
Oklahoma Cattlemen's Asso-
citation Likely TO Spread.
TO TAKE IN SOUTHWEST
Consolidating livestock Inter-
eSts of States and Territories.

Guthrie Q. T. Fch Ss--i Is .i.eastt sy
thiS time mex, wear. an immense eatte-
mems organization. Known IS ths So f-
west Catticmen'S AssQcistien AIS has
been crSanizcd. coaarr. sing ssttIcussn 81
oklahoma. southern Nsnsss and fsxas.
4 movement ~ mis- Eisi Vas started
several months ago and a. the Wichaa
convention i WAS fsvorsbly cous'1ersti.
Many II the delegates AZ Wichitl were
much IN favor Of the plan. ow.aE 90 tle
fact shst by larger numbers and sstter
orsa aization. more good could 81, dor-
for tie cattle interests IN sho ~tl,tor-'
embraced Sy the ers ,isatloa. - n-Tr-
,oforc. rho OfsishsEsa oTssaizafie-. has
done much good ard has been srasirs
rapidly until ~ the present tinss it g
one OF the. largest examinations a IT,
kind IN the ScuthNsSt Marv members
were ulaeed on thnsrSlfs u the iast cnu.
vcntion ard SecrefarS folsea IS se.iveis
engaged ir securing new ussUtcrs
In speakirg ahoat the proposed ccr
solidaticn ., tsttlcmers Organisations
Secretary Bolton ssid 'Nc hevc rr-s
Of larger or=a iz8tion end hy ass..
ciatinR Nth the Panhandle organita-
ton and bringing thc people 81 so1,NerH
kansas with as We would then ~ aeie q,
SECURE almost anythinE tina, We woHs
go after. while 80 the present tire. out
strength Is limited. The cattle interests
are not isfrsd by any state lire. Thev
are net controlled by any ore ioc-iltv.
Tie old cow and TAT steer knows 10 ma,
and the only zinc that they stop - IS
tho quarantine lire and that Is Tor pro-
lection.
The new organization would Se q very
large thing and IN fact. ahout ths lars
est in the country. II Is being fsvoraHy
met With and IL seems that within \
short tine. the consolidation vii -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23

and if the governor had scratched the
territory with a fine-toothed comb he
could not have made better selection
one who would be more devoted 10 the
public service. who would reflect more
credit upon the party tof which he is
an unfaltering member.
BY the way, . story is current that the
Blaine county feature of his appoint
ments was discussed. well, said the
goTernor Il have bean endc rising Blaine
county men for Office for n long time,
with Indifferent success Now that L
am in a position TO take care of them
l don't see whv ] Shouldn't do So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
Recent Moisture Brightens Up the
Situation.

Guthrie o. r. Feb. 1.-The wheat
growers i'm the big wheat producing coun-
lies I'D oklahoma are rejoicing this week
over the heavy snow of the first part of
the week The northern part of Okla
homa has been fortunate in having snow,
while some of he southern counties have
not been having the same amount of
moisture. For a time it seemed that the
wheat would be seriously damaged ON ac-
count of dry weather. but whore the big
Yields are produced every year. the re-
ports arr more encouraging than they
have been during the winter.
Farmers state that some or tho heat
may have been injured Icy heavy pastur-
se during The earlier part of the season.
bat ~ the present time. the crop Is COM
nag along an right. In some parts Of OK
iahoma however. ,he moisture has
hardly been of sufficient amount 10 do
ihe wheat "a great amount OF good but
the spring rains can joe depended or, how
ever to bring the plant ont In eood shape.
Tho Enid Eagle has made q ~ySt- matte
investigation ian Garfield county and
without exception every farmer IS salts
fed that The wheat is an right ana viii
produce "a crop. II is true that the wiz
ter weather has been severe more 81
Than is usually the case. but without ex-
ception the farmers who have made a
careful examination OF their fields report
that the wheat crop. providing sufficient
moisture comes from this time on. can bo
depended upon The hrst reports senr
out were the most discourasing and the
Enid Eagle. in commenting ON the Wheat
matter suggests that the first fafiows
scared are the first 10 DE heard from
ana they send out their tales OF Voc a.
frighten others. when IN reality there
Is nothing radically wrouc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
BIG MAN IS ATTRACTIVE.
Governor of Chcrckees Picturesque
Figure IN Washington.

Cuthrie @. r. Teh. The CzTiial's
correspondent erites - follows from
Wsshi1E
one 81 the most striking figures seen
m the strerts - sVasriagtrr 1p-ine re-
past fe-x DAYS - hist n Cenersi 7. -
Buainstoa. the e. "raeT o ;h~ cntro-
s<o. ration - Tho ~ flan ferTiiorv. -
i always IN ab5eet = vss-lier vh@n -
appears 81 ara laisl-y - ~ Ssr -
isa,sI were - : ssepfias Ir aaeiiissl
T. hriae the 'fzsfst r-r = f'e rf~re-
- usiser 80 far - sliti.s ana sissls.'issy
ar soass ras,i- r. = si*e ths hizr-ss sar+.
rheasz4r tie measErss siS ga ~
-, h.s So hi~ sirs teei. anJ ~ s
- rcsa- iriiTfsi. e. 30 na-
-. rl..-sez.-- asia SIC sft.es sh ile
wears asant@r esAs hes
tzslff sses zal Jnfss-z efsrr fhs HsE&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
CITY DROPS A Letter.
Arspzho. Oklahoma Leaves Of the
Final &c"

eu,hrie. @. r Feb. @4-Tae Araraho
Bes SAYS With this issue Ee crop the
ana n sueninE AraPaho. This has al
.eays i.een the name ~ shs fss.s;eftlce ass.i
faere = ~ need vhy ~ sheu'i risus
l.snzer - 9 mistake or people made -
fhe b-ylroinE- AT three - ite local 20
psres faveT The plan ~ wsii - tA- cssul-
lneselzi v8uh Vhirh eonprises nfssEis sai
~. ssusiasss rea ttsss ihis 3 @@ re
.rzVahs. oSIsheina-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
THIS WEEK
To TELL
THE TALE
Of Statehood'S Chances in the
House of Representatives.
FLYNN is CONFIDENT
That His Bill viii be Recon-
mended by Committee,

Especial Correspondence Of The Eagle.)
Washington. Feb 22-The fact that it
viii not be very long until the fate OF
Fknn's statehood bin is known, is caus-
ing much suppressed excitement in the
oklahoma contingency here just at pres
ent.
The committee on territories met yester-
Hay. and Will meet in executive session
until it decides the various statehood
propositions The committee intended
the subcommittee TO report bills for the
three territories. Arizona and New Mex
leo viii be disposed Of. and then will
come. Oklahoma Both single statehood
ana ssynn's Aroposition will have their
day in court and choice viii either
he made as between them, or both viii
he rejected together. The proposed ter
ritorial- forIh Of government for Indian
territory g-iH also receive consideration.
Action is eEpected early next week
Flynn and the Oklahomans continue
hopeful. They are doing all they can;
they have completed their preliminary
fight. They are awaiting the result.
If the decision shall be that no state
hood report be made. then the Okla
homa advocates viii be disappointed. bat
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23

The Il Reno American. IN an article IN
regard 20 Mr. T'lynn ard his notable ser
vices and the attacks OF the opposition
upon him. says:
There are many ether noble aud highly
beneficial things that Dennis FINN has
done .or the people Of Oklahoma. and
when convention cay comes Il vii be
found that these coed deeds are renlen-
bered and pressure VIII b brought TO
bear upon him to continue IN the service.
This Is 4 gentle hint that viii boar re-
membrane even though his decl.nstion
nas been honestly and clearly expresses
Those who arc making unjust attacks
slpon him would DO vel e. consider their
ways as the result may pot them O.
shame through = high sense ri justice
arnong the people II this territory. Dom
uis Fiynn has performed hls duties uoblv.
Truly and successfully. and 3e should b.
permitted L. retire Sc ne 80 desires With
ont the consuTe ~ persons who awe a
grievance or those who desire ~ exsit
Themselves ny an unhoiy endeas - BE-
srafrrh his Character and .rappgH his mo-
tlres There is e bfster way. sad Jet as
r,-fr--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23

Tho jefferson Review. giving a view
from its point, says:
Delegate Flynn says he will not be a
candidate for delegate to congress. Civ
ing as his reason that his health VIII not
permit the strain Of another campaign.
Flynn is the logical candidate and We
believe he viii he nominated by The con-
veution. regardless of his wishes. Okla =
homa demands his services in congress.
even At sacrifice of personal matters.
He need not make the campaign-let the
committee attend to that business. rhe
Review is for Flynn under present con-
ditions
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23
WHEAT SCARE is OVER.

II. r. FAXON
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-23

DELEGATE Flynn mas secured the passage
through the house OF bin granting an
increase of pension to Arch Moody, Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-22

Houses TO rent and money 70 loan
Green & Green, PIP w Okla