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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SoTte, Die Er Inner Gekauft HABIT
s.; sssss s'' 70. &Mz2zzM
Sn n1irD's urn1uh,t.

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leg? Su bait bod erIt Dor tuum orei
Sagen Elm Gieienbonorar fir Seinen
Irtitel, ,8egen Die Srunfiu6t,' erbalz
tenl 9uft Oh benin bas 9elo iaom
pieoer pertrunten?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
Gr1u1pr HrrTrlhf.

sieher falii
Der 8sltaus Iteuuns, ent5iidt): p5erc:
i9aft, Ia penn ma pfGnoen ourft'!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

Gorrette preiie meint n~ebrisere preiie as je:e, gu benen
bic eleiden Sualitdten in anberen @eiddften eedst perben.
l3usem baben mir einen irii6en, reinen, neuen Sorratb, aus -
benz Sbr udblen t6nnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03

Sr g o i o eibt es 64,22s
@obnbduier, 100 9otels unb 55o 80
mil;enbotels.
Gin sroBsr She'll Scr Waseu(,iru:
enifebt burd Sernadldiiisuna res
Wasens, III benz man ni9t in Setter
bafir iorst etmas basesen gu sebrau
den. Or. ausuit a0nis's 5umbur
ger Sropfen resuliren unb ftdrfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-03
@ie ftebt's nm Gure Nicrcu?

Or. Sobb's Sparasu6 YiJeu beileu ollie
Rierenleiben. Brobe fret. gbr. Ster!inq
Remebp Co., Chicago ober q. q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
GIRLS PAY AN ELECTION BET
Losers in a Novel Wager on Major
Anson Meet Requirement

Milwaukee, April 9.-Ten young wo-
men from Darlington, Wisconsin, were
at the st. Charles today for the pur-
pose Of paying an election bet. Three
wagered trip to Milwaukee and the
entertainment of the party on Major
Anson's election as mayor of Milwau-
kee. AS the major was badly defeat
ed there was nothing for the losers
to do but pay. This they did. bringing
the party to the city last night.
The party consisted Of the Misses
Gussie Drude, Eva Dillon, Mamie
Britt, Marion Fouls, Jennie Haley,
M. Henning, M. Murphy, G. Heffon,
Virginia Goss, and Grace Goss.
All attempts to get the names of
the losers in the novel wager were
met with smiling refusals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
Mayor BeIdinq Accepts.

Hot Springs, April 9.-Mayor Beld-
ing received notice of his appointment
as member of the Arkansas board
for the worlds fair exhibit and said:
81 am glad to accept the appointments
and desire to say to the people of Ar
kansas that with their hearty cooper
alton Arkansas will have an exhibit at
St. Louis of which we will all be
proud. We have wealth of undevel-
oped resources and another better op-
portunity to display them will not be
available in perhaps century. With
a unity of action we will accomplish
the desired end"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
A SHOOTING AFFAIR
Dora Sims, a Notorious Ne
gress, Probably Fatal
" Shot
BY MARY MNALLY, A COLORED
WENCH EQUALLY AS UN.
SAVORY.
Trouble Alleged to Have Come up
Over a White Man Both Women
Enamored With
-FOUR BULLETS TOOK EFFECT

Dora Sims, notorious negress
living on East Third avenue, was shot
and probably mortally wounded this
morning by Mary McNally, negress
of the same locality, equally notorious.
The affair is said to be the after
math of broil which occurred Tues
day night when Dora Sims and Mary
McNally engaged in a free-for-all fistl-
cuff on East Third avenue
The weapon used by the McNally
woman was a 3S-caliber Harrington &
Richardson revolver. Four bullets
took effect in the Sims woman either
of two of which may prove fatal one
bullet took effect in the face, one IN
the abdomen, one above the heart ana
the fourth struck her knee and glanc-
/ abdomen are serious and probably
| fatal.
The McNally woman shot herself in
the arm and inflicted d slight wounGs
An old feHd has existed between the
McNaIlvs and Dora Sims for many
years, and frequent fight and cutting
affrays have been the result. Tie
feelia&. oi late between the women ms
been very bitter.
The police assert that the ahaatn5
affray was aaa directly to the fact
that both women arc enamored Ct ,hs
same white nam. wli7 III t. ahori
titne ago WIS q oafa'Aonr Of Dora
Sims. but later was Beauiled away
from her by Mary MeNallE.
The shooting occurred about X
O'Clock this morning in the rear OF
Dora Sims establishment. Chas
lumpkirs. proprietor Of a nearby
saloon. was first on the scene, and re
ported the shooting to the police.
Mary McNally and her sister, Josie
McNally, were placed under arrest
I and taken to the station. Josie is ac
cused of having handed the pistol tc
Mary McNally when the Sims woman
was seen approaching.
This is the latest Of a score OF
shooting and cutting affrays which
have occurred in the saloons and
dives of East Third avenue. The
presence of these places in the heart
of the city is disgrace to Pine Bluff
and it is time they were being abolish.
ed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
Card of Thanks.

Mesdames Chas. We'll and Louis
Samuels, who got up the entertain
ment and dance last night at the Bluff
City club for the benefit of the new
Jewish temple, desire to thank the
public for the liberal attendance, and
also to sincerely thank Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Miers, Mrs. Sam Franklin, Mrs.
Maer, Mrs. Renfrow, Miss May Blu
thenthal, Miss Hattie Holland. Mrs.
Matte Lowry, Mr.. Davy We'll and
Prof. McNeill for their assistance III
the entertainment program: also Mes
danes Malachowsky, Alex Strauss,
Sonnenshein, Sam Franklin, Wiler,
Beckie Franklin, Buck Bloom, Sam
Johnson, Max We'll and Gottlieb for
their assistance in helping to get up
the entertainment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
COLES CHAMPION
DEFEATS BALLE BY SCORE OF 25
TO IS.
Gees Record of 25 Out OF a Possible
IS Puts Him in the Expert
Class.
TO 49,.

0Ge Of the Mettlest live pigeon
matches af the aeas ae@lefed Tuesday
af.s5aaoa= 9ae ef5ea zro.sEs]s 81
Jaaez r4aH sHa tao eeac}4s1on e
il "a Coles 644 defeated J E.
Haile the STUTTGART shoot b. ths
decisive score q twenty I've % ff5aea
ap1 q & possible tVonts-,Iya &in
Coles. record ef twenty-five stTa isht
birGs is enc Of the best ever made IN
Pine Bluff ana puts MI. Coles in the
expert class.
The contest was fog the individual
live bird championship OF Arkansas,
which was won by Mr.. Coles at the
big shoot held several days ago.
After the championship contest sev-
eral Of the club members engaged IN
a practice shoot and some good .scof,u &c,
were made.
Among the visitors at the grounds
were Paul r. Litzhe of Little Rock,
secretary of the Arkansas Sportsman
association. and Mr.. c. D. Conrey, Of
Stuttgart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
IKE JONES ESCAPES
FROM CONVICT FARM IN CHlCOT
COUNTY,.
Under Sentence Of 21 Years for Muir
der of John Wilson at Pine
Bluff.

Ike Jones. the convicted murderer
of John< Wilson. erected his escape
last Monday from convict camp at
De5 motts Ghieot county.
r Jones #as convicted 0f murder at
the fafl telm CT the jefferson circuit
court ard given twenty-one years i'll
the peaitentialy. Three other ne
groge. two, mQrderers, and one con
victed Of burglary, escaped with Jones
Vita one exception all were under
sentences OF twenty-one years.
This latest chapter in the life his
tory of Ike Jones recalls one OF the
most interesting murder cases of Jet
ferson county. He shot John Wilson
a policeman, several years ago. He
was captured, tried and convicted ol
murder. The verdict was set aside
by Judge Grace and upon being tried
a second time he was sentenced tc
twenty-one years in the penitentlary
Jones is a dangerous man and Vii
probably have to be killed before he
is captured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
Salvation Army Lecture Postponed.

Salvation Army Lecture Postponed.
Owing to a wreck on the railroad,
Major Sammons, of St. Louis, did not
arrive in time to give his stereopticon
lecture on the work of the Salvation
army in the United States. The lee
ture will be given some time in the
near future There will be a Saliva
ton army meeting tonight. Capt.
Johnson and Capt Hines will assist
the officers in charge. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1902.

to persuade him not to attempt to
cross, but he would not listen to ad-
vice and plunged into the raging
stream. The horse he was riding was
a very small one, and when about half
way across lost his footing and both
horse and rider went under. When
they came up they were separated
and were below the ford The horse,
freed of its burden, managed to get to
the shore but Mr.. Kidding became
strangled in driftwood and sank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09

which disease he had been a victim
for several months. He was quite
prominent in Republican politics in
the state. and had been connected
with the federal force here for several
years. He came here from Dardaneile
in 1868 and has lived here contin-
uously since He leaves wife and
six children. The deceased was high
in Masonic circles and that order will
have charge of the funeral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
Neoro Killed at Camden.

Camden, April 9.-Tuesday after
noon, near the fair grounds, white
man named Louis Rogers and negro
named Jim Ellison became involved
in a difficulty. Knives we're drawn
with the result that the negro fell
dead. his heart having been severed
in twain. There were no witnesses to
the affray and the coroner released
the defendant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
HORSE AND RIDER SINK.
Fate Of Geo. Kidding in Ouachita
River

Mena, April 9.-Geo. Kidding, a
grocerman of this city, was drowned
at Mitchell ford on the Ouachita river,
while attempting to cross it on his
way home from this city to Dallas.
Mr. Kidding was horseback and the
water was running high. Mr.. Mitchell
accompanied him to the ford and tried
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
Two, Killed in Biu Four Wreck,

Cleveland, o., April "a Big Four
train was wrecked in suburb of this
city early this morning. The rails and
ties of the track became suspended,
owing to washout. Engineer Nc
Grath and Fireman McNally were
killed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
IN CIRCUIT COURT
Verdict IN TurnbulI VS.. Cady
in Favor OF the
Plaintiff.
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF IN
TRUNK SUIT AGAINST ST.
LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Mai N. r. White Loses Hat to Find 1t
UnntentnonaIIy Swiped by the
Court.
OTHER MATTERS DISPOSED OF

The suit of J. s. Turnbull against
H. G.. Cady was determined in the cir
cult couort, with a decision by the
jury for $3.50, the amount of ship
ment of walnut gun stocks, in favor
of the plaintiff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09

Powder Works BIe,xn Up.

PUWUeT WUTKS oT0'WU OP'
Cleveland, O., April 9.-The Austin
powder works at Glen Willow were
blown up this morning, and Charles
Younker and Levy Evans were blown
into shreds. They were compressing
a ton of powder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09

Considerable commotion and levity
were occasioned in the court room
this morning by the efforts Of Major
N. r. White to locate his hat. The
major questioned every member of
the bar in the courtroom, regarding
his missing pate adornmont, but his
efforts were fruitless until he laid his
troubles before Judge A. =. Grace,
who was at that time sitting in his
sanct1m. The major wanted to bol-
row his h0aor'a hat 3itog several
minutes comparison aad untiaTtonc
conversation, i developed tbft 5adse
esraea had beea H4est ia.s NJ iaf ~ h5te'&
la, eHd had left It ia bi5 olHe" zfAe
lns5at ra,ife3 rejoicing, sd tho
count H4aces of thc 'ufye9eu @aro
~fea,&@d with s1aiee
Tho S4aaa Jury GloJ INTO eourt 10
morning and reported six true t:!.s
-y4-a---@5y-
Mr. Eoratio. I2i!ey was excused rom
further scrYiee on til" Gfana juTN /
capt i b. 1ohnsoS appointed n ais
stead
The sit of J. W w Piper against
z. G. Iichey, appealed from Esquire
BaldSin,s court, was filed in open
coart
The complaint of Il. L. Hughes in a
inc nj Adams filed
open court this morning. This suit is
for Judgment for detention and recov-
cry of mules to the value of $3.50
| The following cases, appealed from
Esquire Niven's court were filed in
open court-W. L. Simpson against
Sam Harden, C.. E. Lockhart against
st. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern
railway.
The attention of the circuit court
was occupied this morning with the
hearing of the suit of Alex Perdue, as
next friend of Miss Dora Goodwin
against the St. Louis Southwestern
alleged, is that a trunk belonging to
the plaintiff was lost some time age
while it was in the possession of the
railway company. The trunk was
checked through from Camden tc
Pine Bluff, but was never delivered
The jury rendered verdict in favor
of the plaintiff for $166.60.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
SHAFTER DENIES.
Says He Wouldn't Accept the Guber
material Nomination.

San Francisco, April 9-General
Shafter this morning authorized a de.
nial of the Los Angeles dispatch say
ing he was willing to accept the Re
publican nomination for governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
Viii Be PAGE to the Queen.

London, April 9.-The son Of John
Sargent, the famous American por-
trait painter, has been appointed as
one of the pages who will attend
Queen Alexandria at the coronation
of King Edward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
Chaplain's prayer Was
Not Fulfilled This Time


Smith, Repub
Of reduction bill
American industries
reduction
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
Nearly Mined Out by Fire,

Casey, 1ll.,April 9.-Nearly the en-.
tire business district of the town
was burned last night. The loss is
$5O,O00. Assistance from Terre
Haute and other nearby towns availed
little.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09

The suit of r. e. Price, administra-
tor, against the st. Louis, Southwest
ern railway, set for April ID, was con-
tinued on motion Of the plaintiff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09

Federal Jail Warden Dead.
ort Smith, Ark, April 81. 8.
hsford, warden at the federal jail
&his place, uled of consumption, of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09

Mrs. A. c. Vowel is visiting rel
atives in the Indian Territory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09

charleston, S. c., April D. ho wv
q crowded with visitors who are cele-
hrating President Day at the eApo'i
tion. .,, co,o,ina
Gov McSweeney, of South Cafollila'
ana Gov. Aycock, of North Caroilha'
10Th nresent with their staffs
The military and naval parade s'ai :.
~ for the exposition at ~ o clocA In,
.crnine Cheers repeatedly greetea
PRESIDENT Roosevelt, who was sea.e'
81 q carriage, and responded "lth
stiles and by raising his hat. Altel
the grounds were reached, the pai"ue
was reviewed Then the president anu
the distinguished party accompanying
him nroceeded to the auditorium.
After addresses by President wagner
rov ZMcSweeney, Gov. Aycock ana
No vor Smith. President Roosevelt
took the rostrum The cheering was
- loud and continued SO long thae
so,ne time elapsed before he eouio
speals. -
II ioa between tfsa Noftt..4sa.1 south.
81 aft ar t.3c terrific s1so4e}a = esas dvll;
We President fooseselJ 81 {; L.. -
wish thoughtful eonr1esz-'Ta2 ,off's-
IL. ~ ..s.zeeI ~ te come to a=Toa4= expo
lit on On the birthday of Abraham
Eneoln.
"wbon four gears ago TIC nation
eont9elIed 60 face q foreign foe,
xeneth and reunion became instantly
hikingiy evident It Was my gooe
Vrtunc to serve under aa eE-Canfed=
Aate general. gallant Joe &hee1er,
1T Roosevelt then touched upon
the anpointment Of General Luke
Wright. of Tennessee, an eX-Confedef-
ate. as vice governor OF the Phlllp-
Dtnes. and mentioned letter from
hfn saving that there seemed to be
npre war about the Philippines in the
0hited States than in the archipelago.
Rrouching the object of the exposl-
S0n he said it was wise to get In
4klch with the West Indies.
&"The events of the last four years,
continued, "has shown that the
lest Indies and the isthmus must in
ture occupy larger places IN our ma
Rnal policy. We have the right to
ke an honest pride in what we have
he for Cuba On the goth of next
cnth, Cuba becomes a free republic.
me island is in better condition today
hn in all the centuries of Spanish
rh,, ov,oc;+;on wac wondered DOS
lie because of the period OF indus
al prosperity through which we are
Bsing. We need to build higher
upon the great problems before
They are not insoluble if ap-
bached in spirit resolute and
krless, with the intention to
& justice to all men. This era of
lat combinations has. in many ways,
Srked for good, but they must work
der the law. Laws must be wise
"a just or they will do evil to the
Dst powerful labor union and the
hest corporation. Above all the ma
nal administration must be fair and
hest"
Former Governor Hugh Thompson
pded President Roosevelt for pre-
btation to Major Micah Jenkins, .
70 sword. the gift of the people OF
nth Carolina, as tribute to the Ma
Is gallantry in Cuba, as we'll as a
nike to Lieutenant Governor Till
p for the latter's withdrawal OF the
htation to the president to present i
brd previously bought.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09
SPEECH
delivered at Charleston, ). =.
Exposition This
Morning.
exxe CUBA AND ,sTHMUs WILL
PLAY PROMINENT
PART
- Future policy of the United states
Laws Must be Wise
and Just.
ilEllT. GOV. TlLLMAN heeo

char1eston. S. c., April Sine Guy
4 crowded with visitors VINO are 'e'e
A..+;no President Day at the exposl-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-09

ADwellins on tba stsatgth Of The
mo between t'a Noft4..5zAss,d south.
al or tho terrific sl4Qeela e 'eeas I'VE
We President RoosezelJ -
"vvt.h thoughtful eonrtesz2'@53 .orfsss-
II, Nv asked III te= come to year expo
1T .oa On the birthday d abraham
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in THE SOCIAL WHIRL


the consolation prize. a book mark
was won by Mrs Cal Orner.
Last night Mrs Burford entertained
a parry Of friends at cards in celebra
tion OF the twenty seventh wedding
annivel sary of Judge and Mrs Burford
also Of the eithueth birthday anniyor
sary Of Mrs e G. Cheek, OF Tecumsch
Mrs Burford's mother who is visit
ing her
a unique and interesting feature OF
lasD nights entertainment. was the
score cards. which were pinkcd ont of
card board and bore q series OF ougi
nal cartoons of the life OF Judge and
Mrs Burford. which were sketchod
with pen and ink. Included in the
series were cartoons of John Henry
and Mary Ann iu their school days,
their debut in society: Johl Henry
fls. dance; john Hcnry's proposal
the arrival of ,he baby boy and John
Henry's many trials and tribulations
his first experience in Beaver county
oklahoma his ruling on the judg
bench and many other important and
interesting periods in the life of John
moi and Mary Ann The card.
show rare talent ana were the work
OF Burns Heglar. who will prepare
himself for cartoonist The first
ladies prize, handsome fruit plate
was won by MS B. S Mcclure. The
FIRST gentleman's prize, copy OF
Roosevelts Ranch life; Hunting the
Trail" was won by, o r. Fegan
/ The lone hand prize, photographs
of Judge Burford were won by Mrs
c. w. Rambo and W. NJ. Crimes.
The ladies' consolation prize. a val
entine was awarded to Mrs. c. w
Rambo. The gentleman's consolation
prize, a jumping jack, went to b S
Mcclure.
After The games the following de
ilicious refreshments We're served.
pressed meat. chopped pickles
branded cherries cream chicken pat
ties, olives ,.ckles sweet peache
hot rolls, coffee, ice cream hearts
lady fingers. punch. nuts
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We have made arrangements with
the publisher of Goodalrs Farmer and
Weekly Droyers Journal Of Chicago,
whereby every person who pays one
years subscription in advance to the
Oklahoma Leader win also receive
Goodalrs Farmer for one year without
any additional charge Remember all
you have TO do is to send in Sl.O0 for
one years subscription to The Okla
homa Leader and tell us that you
want GoOdalrs Farmer and We will
have IT sent to you for one year with.
out any additional expense. Remem
Der this offer is only for a limited
time, so take advantage OF II at once
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PERSONAL MENTION.

u. d. Hoag g. down from Enid
Harry Gushc. Of Newkirk. IS in the
Icity.
Mrs Junius Oldham is ovc- from
Lawton visiting friends.
Mrs r. NJ Broaddus is down from
Mulhall today visiting friends
s. e HUFF is here from Geary.
Mr.. and Mrs B. Holcomb are among
the Pawnee visitors in the city
r. F. Korns and j F King are
down from Newkirk
l.. NJ. Mckinley. g.. J. Mcclure and
'G W. Lee a.e down today from New.
kirk
Cattle Inspector r. w Dale of Ho
bart. is Guthrie visitor today
A. Il. Classen. receiver Of the okla.
homa City land Office spent today In
the city
D. J.. Larsh @ member of the Uniyer
sity board of regents. of Norman is
here today
Nick N. Ellis of Billings. is "a Guth
rie visitor
Mrs. N. f. sidebottom is down from
'Mulhall
I Jesse Johnson is here from Kansas
City doing some extra work at the
Capital National Bank
Miss Nellie Cheek is visiting hei
sister in Arkansas CITY
Mrs. Fred Lowery, will arrive the
FIRST Of the week from Oklahoma City
to spend some time with her parents
Col. and Mrs. A. c. Schnen
The following Oklahoma City ladies
attended Mrs. A. c. Hixors reception
yesterday Mesdames. F. II Thwing
ID. c. Clark Don Carlos Smith and c
C. Ingram.
Mrs. }. r. Burford is entertaining
her mother Mrs F. c. Cheek Of Tee
.umseh.
Miss Jessup arrived this morning
from Edmond 10 sDend Sunday with
Mrs. Chas c. Kneisley
Bank Commissioner Paul F. Cooper
ihasgone TO Shawnee TO spend Sunday
Warren Painter lis in the city visit
ing friends fo q few days
Miss Irene Turner. OF Edmond &.
visiting Mrs. Robt Ramsay
Enoch Bamiotd returned severa
days ago from Kansas City where hC
has been under treatment for the pasf
three months He is greatly improv
ed and is able 10 be on the streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Woolderton ant
wife are down from Mulhall
i. y. Thompson came mp this morn
ing from Oklahoma City.
A. L. Carey of Fort Smith, Ark, is
registered at the hotel Royal.
d. B. VanNest is over from Pawnee
II. B. Martin is down from Perry.
II Finley is over from Hobart OF
business.
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RIVAL BOY FACTIONS.
Engage in Fray That Results in a
Killing.
[By Associated Press.l

ST. Louis, Mo-, Feb. l5.-As re
suit OF feud between West end boys
WlHe Ledger, 16 years old was shot
and instantly killed last night bv
Fertwell Shock, ten years old Shock
admits he killed Ledger, but says he
aimed at one Of Ledger companions
in self defense.
That fellow had me down, and tn p
gang would have beat me TO death,
if l had not shot said Shock. The
boys OF both factions are the sons of
well 10 do and respectable parents.
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Eyerybody's liable to itching piles.
Rich and poor, old and young-ter
rible the torture they suffer. Only
one sure cure. Doan's Ointment. Alb
solutely safe; can't fail.
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The New York earaan store

Headquarters for mems and boy s
clothing and furnishing goods, will
have a special sale, beginning Feb. Is.
Of underwear and top shirts-eyery-
rhing in these lines going at half price.
s. White, proprietor III S. Second 81,
-213I.
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e average age Of men and wo-
has been increased 80 per cent
Ag the last decade. People have
d taking Rocky Mountain Tea
Re preserver.
.k your druggist.
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adds pleasure TO the life beau
Doubles up ones allowance Of
That's what Rocky Mountain
does. 35 cts.
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REMARKAsLE PROGRESS.
Young Roosevelt Rapidly Recovering
From His Illness.
[By Associated Press.l

oroton, Feb. t5-The Re remark.
able progress made by young Roose.
Welt in his recovery from the severe
attack Of pneumonia continues. Last
night was the most satisfactory since
the sickness began.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-15

Valuable information about the real
estate situation ana ground floor bar
gains Off investors, can be obtained Of
Bowden & Doughty lO9 W Oklahoma
avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-02-15

rsons looking for the best bar
) in real estate, for speculative or
.anent investment, should see
len & Doughty, 1O9 W. Oklahoma
ne.