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New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
eYMNAsrlc CHAMPIONSHIPS.

A. the New Polo Athletic Association clubhouse
saturday night will be held the Amateur Athletic
Union eynnastic championship match. The entries
include most Of the amateurs Of prominence in the
East Though the colleges have made many en-
tries the turn vereirs and athletic CLUBS nave
crack Szmnasts representing their organiza tons.
and many predict that number OF the coIlege
men who will have gained victory IN the inter
coIieRiate chsmpionships. will suffer defeat when
they meet the clubFnen in the championships or
United States
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

18th Street
The anr-oxfmate amount Of charge satisfy
which abovedescrihei property * 20 be soi. ts
Sll 0On o. interest thereon from the 18th Of
december 1892 together with costs and allowances
amounting S407-T 10 with interest," from February 18th
1903 rozerher expenses Of the sale
Darei, New York. February 27th 1875
GEORGE A FALSET. Referee
STEPHEN " COLLINS Plaintiffs Atty. 81 Wall Street.
y y City
The foregoing sale hereby adjourned Tuesday
March 3lst 1913. az the hour and place
Dated. New Ycrk. March Gath. 1908
GEORGE 4 HALSEY Referee
STEPHEN W COLLINS Attorney for Plaintiff 90 Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. CITY IF New York.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Foreclosure Sales.
I7i7PRE2TE CoTRT. COUNTY OF NEW


CTPREME COURT COUNTY OF NJ"
- YorkJane G Norton Plaintiff agaEs If EdlT4 nds
Wa, 80 others perendants-ln pursuahte OF d =
msn of Foreclosure Sale duly made an9 ob J f
bearing date the l'th aeS
Febrnarv 1908 undersispTd The Refe6fe TN M SeW
i,,igT,rr, named will sell Public Auctoh al IH
VII Real Estate saesroom. No III BrGadWay IN one me
T3orougb of Manhattan City OF New YORK. on I9e ~IC
- oS March 1908 - o'clock noon on that cay
Auctioneer, the premises aHeC
b "a ia Judgment to sold and therein as
lows: All that certain lot place Ut parcel OF -,
- nd bsing in the Nf1ateenth Ward OF the CITY o.
Zew; York and bounded and described as fno%s 70 w
ueginninr AZ point Northeriv side OF SeEenIy
Ffth Street distant hundred and fifty tl3Ol fet
Sorhwestsriy corner nt
ana Fourth and running thence NoiherE p2o
with hundred era tWo 'Io-'
feet inches. the centre line of me nocS D
ty.en Seventy fifth and SeVentystNth Stree's theFl
Westerly along said line ~ the hl"ct sixteen I6l
thence Southery again parallel with said Fourtn
of through the centre or par
y.au hundred t102I feet two 30 l1cnes ="
tba Northerly side Seventy fifth Street and thence
FastarIv along said Nnrherlv side Of stree
sixteen ,16 feet point place OF beginning
dated New York. February 27th. 1903.
GEORGE A. HALSEY. Referee
STEPHEN W COLLINS. ATTORNEY for PlantlT 81 81 wall
Street Borough of Manhattan tItY OF New 1oTh
following is diagram Of the Pr"DertE - ne so,d
the number being 45 East th
Street. CITY of New York:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
ATHLETICS.
Amateur Athletic Union Asked to Control
Olympian Games.

James E Sullivan, secretary OF the Amateur
Athletic Union has received from Baron Pierre de
C,ouhertin nresdent Of the International Oiynpfan
Committee an official letter saying the committee
has allowed the Olympian games of 1904 to be
transferred to St Louis. and asking the of1cers or
fha a 4 u to consent TO act as representatives
fo draw up with the authorities of the expoSitlon
a nroRramTpe of the games. Secretary SuI!lVaI!
Sa9 forWsr6ed a COPY Of the letter to President
IJEinEer at Milwaukee, who no doubt will accept
II ooffer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
FISHER WON $1,000 AUTO RACE.

indianapolis. March 24-Carl A. Fisher won the
81 900 automobile race to-day against Conrad Muel-
ler The course from this city to Columbus
and return 4 distance Of one hundred miles The
roads were heavy and rough Fisher made the dis
tance In a little less than six hours, and was en-
Enthusiastically received here by the local automobile
club. The other machine broke down.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
NO ARMY.NAvY BASEBALL GAME.

TBY TELEGRAPH To. THE TRlBUNE-i
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March 4-The army-naNE "ds
hall game scheduled to De played here on May i''
1t is said. will he called off owing TO the "ls6sle
,nent het%een the athletic representatives or Mest
Point and Anna polls the question OF the doop-
ton OF eligibility rules
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
INSURANCE COMPANIES GET OUT.

IBT TELGoRAFE 70 TI!bCNE-I
Concord, ". H, March A-SeVsral fraternity in
guranos and ere insurance comps nies have with
drawn their business fron New-Rampshire. Among
them are the Caledonia American. of New-York;
the Safety Fund Insurance Company, of Syracuse,
and The Royal Templars of Buffalo. The Glens
Tans Fire Insurance. Company OF NeW-York is
preparing tc enter the State
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Arner . Thomas a Surrogate of the County OF So So.
York notice is hereby all persons h4.-ns t.
against William T H7sse also called "lla.l- -
lac Of County Of New York dec@dsed 70 s.-
the-e-t % the sIhsCriIeE
rsce Of transacting business the ONCE o.
Goodman her attorney. No - Broac"ay t5s
NarbafFao in ne New YORK Cl or IVlIL2 W.
frst day Of August next ANNA HAS>E', ,ct7S r
NaTaI %sU YORK he fth day CI January Estrs
MOSES GOODMAN. ATTY. for E1ecuJr'x- % b7oad~A'
y. Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Sp0lg!IIS !! 7
3p0kTSr'eN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-BenninSt.
svvfsrAfISG-carnivai Cleveland
coTF-palmetto Club tournament Aiken. = =
pAsERAIL-Yaie "a Wesleyan, Ne~-deSeh.
rooI.-YntsrcIue tournament. styelieEa
s-su,ton-GaiIagher match. Days. afternoon
and evening.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
LECTURES 70 AUTOMOBILE MEN.

Professor Zck delivered an Illustrated lecture on
The Rhine and Student Life at Heidelberg" at
the Automobile Club Of America last evening A
number Of members were present and the lecture
was listened with the closest attention.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

have been drawn, but tnat mstter is yet under
considerat ton
To E. L. Mooney Mr Cassatt said that tunnel
building experimental work. He believed
in the feasibility Of the plans and the safety OF
the tunnels.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
JOINS JERSEY GOLF ASSOCIATION.

East Orange, N. J., March "a (special).-The Ca
noe Brook Country Club. of Summit, has stepped
into the place in the New-Jersey Golf Association
made warrant last Saturday by the withdrawal OF
the East Orange Golf Club, and with a single
ceptfon- will adopt the schedule that would have
been filled by the East Orange Club
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
BUYS EMPIRE TRACK INTERESTS.

James Butler has bought out the interest OF I.
K G. Billings Hugh J. Grant. Henry Morgenthau
and Frederick CTerken in the Empire city rotttng
,r,ck Tho men who sold were dissatisfied with
the rroposed plan to increase the capital stock
Of the associa tIon from 900 to 10000 and MT
Butler bought their stock as the easiest way VI
settling the difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

L Ab,cr = Thomas a Surrogate the County oT w
York notice hereby given 20 all persons -.
arri-st JNbr KeIlner cf the County ~ New l'N
deceased 10 present the VIII vclcners teIso-
subscrfbers their n tre OF r+ry
go E;,hz-t Davidson Er04-Wa IN n ~
Of New York on or before the Gut1 day CT J-- --N~
Dated Yor, he ~ December l:E.-
SOPHIA 9 kELLNEF- WILLIAM hEI1..--r-FF.
ROBERT DAvIDSON. Attorney Tor Exeeutofs %
broadway Borough Of Manhattan New f7EN t!'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
mAm Blu -AMERlGAW LlgE

S. S. OEUTSgHIAN
Record Voyage, days. hours. IS min
SAILS APRIL g. NAY 7. JUNE 4. JULY 2
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW YORK. NAPLES. GENOA.
sRavenna Mar 90 Pm PhPnicia May Z, PM
PalaUa. Apr. 81 2 PM
sRayenna belongs to Nav Italia
HAMBrTRG-AMERICAN LINE,
Ofices rs and 81 Broadway Piers Hoboken ". J.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

A an order of Hon. 7. Fitzgerald Surrogate
Of the County dated Sept 3Uth 1902. 1otcs
na-eby Rfyen 10 having claims aBai-St
Edward n Marks late OF the County OF New York de-
fhe with vouchers thereof 70 th6
subsrbers At their place oE transacng business No =
William ST. Of Paul II. HrIzos IN me CITY Of New
yorJ< before 18th day Of April 1903 next
rated New York Tth day OF OctoOer. 1902.
Marks WILLIAM H HAlLOWELL- EEecutor5
PAITL, NJ HERZOG. Attorney for Executors. = William
Street
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Proposals.

IFUUU0ULS.
T. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, ARMY BUILD
ing New York March "a I905-Seal4i proposals
fer furnishing material and building Rip Rap Bulkhead
southwest cf Governors Island New York Harbor will Re
this oce until II NJ April %. 1893 and then
publicly opan@d Information Application " L
MARSHALL. Mater. Eners
t s. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILD
ing New York March 24 Ial3-sealed proposals
fer furnishing delivering Cement and Broken Stone
ar Fort Hamilton y. Y. Will he received here until y
NJ April 1908. ard then publicly opened Information
on Application W L MARSHALL Major Engrs.
r S. ENGINEER OFFICE 2OO1 ST. Y. W
X Washington D c. Feb 6. 1898 Sealed proposals
for construction Of highway bridge across Potomac
River at Washington D { VII he received here until
tornatton furnished intending bidders application
CEAS ! ALLEN. 1t Col. Ergrs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
- PrRsrANCE OF - ORpER OF HON.

Frank T. FitzgeraLd s2rrogate e the SounSy ES- ..
H Perkins 5r. iate q t1e CoI
OF New WORT! deceased present the sane y. Z
vouchers thereof 10 sutsCrFers their pce o. r4
actirg business the Once Of SicCurdy & Yard - - !,
Borough Of Manhattan. in me CIty OF 49,"
York on or before the 2TrE 1av of May ceXt. ,o,s
York the Eighteenth DAY = NoFeloer
NARY \ PERKINS. E1ecutrix- EDWARD IO"H-
SEND NURTON PERKINS Executors - -
MrCT-RDY & YARD Attorneys Tor Executors. ~ u
RroadV-av York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
IL PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON

Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County CT Sev
notice Is hereby given persons having claims
against Livrrnore. late Of the county OF Nv
the with vouchers tnere-
Of 10 the subscriber his place OF tEansac1g business
Room 1oO3 No 81 Broadway. in the tity or Ne" IorA
on or before 18th day OF June next
Dated New York the 18th day Of December. 1902
FREDERIC A RCRLINGAAE Administrator
ROBERT G BEATTY. Attorney for Administrator. Sc
Broadway New York city.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
oropcF DEwHURsr.-sURROGATEs

GEORGE F. DEWHURST--SCRR CRRot'A Z
u ,,- New Ycr, Ccr.a.y-I7 matter o. ~ -
Administration On rhc E'-S.
and credits y George r LrMhLlS ps7ss -
taks notice that Catherine BiE=y. sister OF tne
named George F DeNhu-sr drrSSS@t as prj,s s14
and the consent - y - $40 tso-gA
r Devh5rst deceased ACKNOWLEDGED and neg ~ ,niv
Surrogates the County 81 Ne" o.N - cs
Surv1catrS LrJters ~ Alfh
rs,sd ~ her "a adninstTatriS the Eools
credits which saI teyTSe E u-hi ~ pr>-
the state OF New York. and a2d saen ..
hereby norned required under 1nl Dyri1a Dy cg an
aforesaid section Or sail CODE anu ln - ~, ne Hon
order OF publication ma4- FOR tha. nuTpo 80 tsa
Ahnsr {. Thorss ere Of said SuTFCsdtes,, ~
o-th day OF February lp2 present any AL ac-x7
azaINsJ The estate 1I Ih
fn SuTTogateS OF the SSy--
=, Navr work. AZ their the County SoGII W.
in the Borough o. Manhattan Of the Cl % ,fTar hIch
time the urnaI.y ~ bond 10 oe siEs Re grarted
70 HON letters Of Administrations herein SH@-' %
De fixed by the .ait SuLroSSSt5S ,oaa
Dated Ne" Hor%' CATHERISE RGI.EY. FettoPTsET, TE,r
THOMAS HOOKER Attorney FOR Petilionsrr' -.
Zen Street Borough OF Manhattan. y / N''-
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF hO'
L aenar 9 Thonaa Surrogate q tn me Iouhsy blyiax
N., Sork notice l. hereby % al ,.s-vViIS
ia ,,s sEarnst Jossph RainCnd bask
Tossnh Pavuond Palmsrh~Tg the name aIn.,SarT agO
sometimes written PaImbeTg and Won Easrr me
thereof sut>cFlNe+s. nA
Tl.ra 81 tr,rsactng az the ouCe - Man
Lang % Nassau street ~ ~ ar bsfors Hth
haitian. the CITY OF New i'IN. 80 ~
1attd New YORK the 10th day cf AaTShi n NTESsERG
E.NTT. T PAI.MENBENtfS
sAcRErT and LANG. ATTORNEYS for EEsou S9ty
Street Borough Of Manhattan ~ / ~'''
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
\ rI.RsrANCE or - ORDER OF HON.
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner C Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County of New
York given all persons having claims
MorItz Of the County OF New forE.
10 present with vouchers thereof % tbs
Subscribers at place Of tEansoCtHg business Room
No. 81 Nassau Street in The CITY OF Ne" 1oFN On
or before the rwenty-third day OF April next
Dated New York the fifteenth day OF October, 1902
WILLIAM KF.I1LEER HEN ~ n -1ITsTs
NER Executors. MARTHA h MILLER. ExecuJr!x-
-ISSTEIN TOWNSEND, GCITERhAN & SaEARSs
AttorneYs for Executors 81 Nassau St. New York city
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
- PI-RsrANCE OF ~ ORDER % sos.

Ahrs- G Thomas Surrogate OF the County o.
York Is hereby given TO all persons aayl5g
Gels. lac oH the County CT Ne
York deceased. present the same with vouchers t
10 the subscriber place OF transacCng business
~ tba 1sU, NPce ~ r & T Perry Point Avenue.
Borough Of Brooklyn OF New York on OF oeoS
Of May next
Dated New York. she pa day ot October. 1902
C. & PERRY Attorneys for ExecutriK. It Green Pons
Avenue Brooklyn. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
II rI-RsI-ANCE oF - oRDER OF HON.

FRANK T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate y the G1I27-y
of Na York hereby given 70 al persons rang
Samuel KritZTan. late II t17 l2l-l
Tav- Vol, deceased 10 present with vouc7s-s
fhareof to tFs subscriber her place Of -ansacrs
ress AZ the once 81 " & I s Isaa-s he- ettcrCe
No p Pin. street IN CITY Of New York ~ -
before the hrst day ~ October next -,
1- Is SAREI.L,A KRITZNAS. AdT'E,
NJ s / 5 IsAACS. Attys for AinH. 2 Pine : .
\ Cfr--
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
School Agencies.

A ME;RICAN Az FOREIGN TEAInti'5c- -Iasse. saGLeS
q supnIIes Professors Tea"hers. Tutors Hos
etc TO Colleges oO1s and Faniles Apply 70
w. Mrs n ] YOUNG-FULTON. q Union HquaLe-
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26

pearer to his friend Pike when the lat
ter shot at the rabbit,
Postmaster Wade-That he don't
have to accept dirty stamps if he de ut
want to.
r. r. Larrick That he had the hon.
or of being commander in hief Of JAS
per's FouIth OF July celebration.
j. ID. ilarbur-That be has only one
dog 10 look after.
The Mail Carriers That they don't
have to go out on their routes today.
Bert Webb That he knows how to
set rid of a vagrant dog.
Tom Hardaway That that there is
no other in this vicinity who can hold a
candle to him when II come 10 pitching
base bail.
Nate Patterson-That he vas the on
y gentleman al the ladies plcplc at
Lakeside.
W. IL. Ward-Tha re knows a good
mule When he sees it.
jim Ibumson-Ihut he is the custo.
dilu VI the puUlIc funds.
John Farield-ThLt il takes more
than c! clone 10 get him out Of bed at
mIuuIglt.
John Waldron-That he didn't buy a
farm while over in Kansas,
Nagren Liuu-fnlC he now has a
horse anu Duggy Tor hts Iren-s 10 Dor
roS.
Nm. retu.suu-Inat he mas au heIr
to leave ms muue! TO.
~. -. Law %. IhIt he is TOO old to
pliy loot Uan.
J.K. Mells-Thut his mouslache has
grown out again.
r. L. RoOer,s-I Iuat he 10 the hap
riust grandpa IN town.
} \. JoLItt-tuat ue d.In't s'll ouI
H. ."o gang,
lna,. S.r-co.--l 81; rt a's Joncd
tuu ..4aa % .sc a.le.ts.=.
O... n.y+ts -I..s l. vo, a.n Ia
ny.o "a, q ..n5 tHrn- we t1., :r"I
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26
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For fear that Jas per.ans might forget
We take the liberty 10 rrmind a few Of
them of some things that they ought to
be thankful fo,:
Goo. Peisen ought to be thankful that
it will soon be time to elect may or.
The school board-That there is still
hopes Of getting uew school house.
The town boaid-1hat the city
funds never amount to enough to tempt
them to abscound.
The pastors of the city-That jasper
is not as wicked place as Neck City.
DR.. Gooding-That the Fourth Of Ju.
" fireworks platform wasn't twenty
feet higher,
Mark Cullen That there was no
campaign expenses to pay for his seat
on the city council.
~ A Mackry ry-Ihat it was Sikuor
LjuUumit JchiOkOylcs VINO jumped of
TIA" l-yator aud not nim,eli.
Rev. Ferguson--I ruLaways have
no terruis 10. b IN,
Il. a. lIas,lugs s-Ihdt tnere are picn-
ty of buckets IN town anu Wiling hanus
10 mao them.
Frauk reIsru -luJr there wasn \ 500
dJlIara IA h,s ,est pocket when tue
Pan POM utl.I DuTnau.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26
Special Land Buyers Excursions.

Will run to the new lands OF Greer
County, Oklahoma, an1 other sections
Of the great Southwest 10 November and
Deco ber, via the Frisco System.
Are you looking for rich and fertile
farming lands in the Southwest which
you can boy for irUm one fourth to one
tenth the cost IT lands Of thu East and
NorlhT They producer as much acre for
acre Here is a chance 10 better your
condition and add ibervl amount to
!ugf iocket book.
For luiI particulars and SPECIAL rail.
70 Il r.lr- apr!y at once TO K. >. Lemon,
Scci,tag fnscu :. sem Immigration
buHau. ~. Iuu'-, uIu.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26
Some Things to be Thankful For

j. Is. Schott- That be wasn't in his
cook house when the train struck 1t.
T., G Dalas-That his shop don't
blow away every time his sign blows
down.
DR.. Schoolcr- That he is now full
fiedged jasper citiz-n.
james Pottorlf That he owns IN
biggest dog in town,
j. w. Boucher That hn is a member
OF both the city council and the school
board and daddy of the best foot ball
player in the county.
John Gardner That he is a graduate
Of the city council,
=. A. Rhoades That there's going to
be lots of caady eaten this Christmas.
! Blb Burkc,t- That there's no Law
against whistliug "IIiawathn.
Homer DearlolfT That his pa per
mits him to wear any color sweater that
he wants to.
DIR, Hendricks s--That the peoples ills
call for many pills.
! Chas. Ward-That when tho people
quit eating ice cream they begin eating
chilli and oysters.
] All other readers of the NEws-Foi
/ the large measure Of health, happiness
aud prosperity which they enjoy.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26

y cAul ot -jr. Ge,. Z. 81 .sps, go" %
getting his Lsus tLlta,4. atltt.t.
sierpeU hack aetiLst a 10, sl"'..ii't
burncG lm seyerl! itc cuHu l.
great aguu! ana h.s moth'f c,u.a .e| "..
thing IC racify hIm. i,tmrn u.s ti'n.
she had a bottle VI CAauiurTia,nH ,aH
Balm in the house, shs Thought Sue
would try it. In less than half an hour
after applying it the child was quiet and
asleep, and in less than two weeks " as
well. Mrs Benson is we'll know u re-
sident of Kellar; Va. Pain Balm Is an
antiseptic liniment and especially yalua'
ble for burns, cuts, buses and sprains,
For sale by Webb Brcs.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26

Remember We carry a full line OF
Groceries, Boots aud Shoes.
III. hENDRICKs
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26

Csr,i,. suoa- l- r,spouSlnia iur many "a
galway week lud lGa same causes are
mlhug human wrecks ui sular, rs from
iL.uat anu Lung trou0its. Bat Tluce
tu, au,eat cl d. KlHg's New Discovery
ior con- uU non coughs dnu Cp ds, ovca
the No5aJ cases con le cared, ana hope
less r.sisuauon Is no logger necessary
Mrs LOIS cfaIg Of dorchester, Mass. Is
one nf man wause lie was saved by Or
hipg's New DIcoyery. IGis great
rom, dy is guaranteed for all Throat and
Lung diseases by Webb Bros ID uggist.
Price 5Oc, aud Sl.OO. Trial bottle free.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26

q. &. Ecklrs has Just received hns
&c, OF Fol FcIs rto iLirL siuiIs. tit
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26
A Fine Line.

See our big line of Boys
Knee Pants. Any kind you
want. j. MoCAsLIN.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26
Not a SICK Day since.

"IwAs taken Severely sick HiIh kidney
trouble tried all sorts Of nredictncs,
none OF which relieved mr. One day !
saw an ad OF your Electric Bitteis aud
determined To try that. After taking u
few doses felt relieved, aud soon there
after Was entirely cured, aud have not
seen a sick day since. Neighbors Of mine
have been cured Of Rhrumat ism, Ncoral
gia, Liver and Kidnoy troubles aud
General Debility" THIS is shat u. H.
Bass, Of Fremont, n &, writes. OnR
Soc, at Wsbb Bros
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26
For ABad Cold.

IL you nave bad coid you need good
reliatle meaiciae like chamberlain 8
cough Remedy 10 loosen aud relieve il,
aud 10 alley the irritation aud iriism
tion Of the throat and lungs. For salo
10y Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26

Mrs + Roberts. Sau Francisco, CAL;
Would not be without Rocky hountnio
Tea in our house. Il'sa great family
remedy. Makes and keeps us ~ell }.
X. Schu,lr.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26

Hastings Coronation Shoes have a
Rock Sole and the wear twice rs long as
the Ordinary sole.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26

Terminated With an ugly cut ON the
leg Of j. W. Orner, Franklin Grove, ILL.,
Ii developed a stuL born ulcer unyielding
cdoctors aud remedies for four years
Then Bucklen s Arnica Salve cured, It's
just as good for Burns, Sc,lds, skin
Eruptions ana Plies. 25c, at Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-11-26

For sick headsche try Chsmberlsiu's
Stomach aud Liver Tabletsi they will
ward OF tho attack II taken in time.
For sale by Wobb Bros.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-12-08
"satania" is Coming.

With all pomp and splendor "Her
Satanic Majesty" is nearing this city.
Now this announcement is not made to
frighten this peaceable community;
quite the contrary. Her coming prom
Uses an evening Of rare entertainment.
Virginia Drew Trescott, the wen
known actress will appear IL the title
role; and while the part is certainly
"deyillsh" IS is said that Miss Trescott
Is perfectly at home in the role.
Satanic" will positively appear at
Brooks theatre on tomorrow night and
bring with her a clever company Of
beautiful women and handsome men.
"Satania" is a decidedly novel and
cleverly constructed melodrama by
Mark r. Swan, and will be welcomed
as a distinct relief after a surfeit of
depressing problem plays
Strong in emotion, bright and witty
in repertee, spiced With clean. comedy
-"satania" is sure to please you all.
Don't fail to see the talk of the sea.
son" "satania."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-12-08

Caster Clarion.-Three and a half
toms Of hay and half bushel Of seed
TO Me acre, with another crop yet to
cul is The yield Of alfalfa obtained by
w f. Cabaniss. Mr. Cabaniss has a
farm three ami a half miles west Of
Arapaho on Barnetz creek. He has
fifty acres seeded 70 alfalfa and has
cut two crops already which made
three ana oae'half tons 70 the acre,
worth IS per ton. One cutting was
ihrashed ilnd yielded ave and one-half
bushels Of seed, worth s7.20 a busAel.
There Is another good crop OF hay
yet to cut The crop so far has a val
ne Of s66.6O per acre, and the remain
ing crop will run to net proceeds
above all expenses, to more than $40
per acre. or $500 for the nfty acres.
There has been no rain since the 23ri
Of June. and the alfalfa crop is GER
tainly remarkable.
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easy matter to accomplish e. The
Washi.a river in the west, and the
Verdigris the Grand, the Illinois and
the Caney in the east the South Ca
madam. the Arkansas an the North
and Deep Fork Canadians in the cen
trail portion. are an magnificent
streams draining a magnificent coun-
my and watering immense herds Of
cattle Along these rivers and many
smaller ones are some of the most
prosperous towns in the territory
towns now. but soon 70 be cities when
conditions change.
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Store Wrecked
by Explosion
(By Associated Pregsl
(By Associated Press)

Parsons, kas., Dec S--A gas explo-
sion early today in the store of ed
Bero, Jr, dealer in sporting goods
completely wrecked that building and
the one aijoining which latter was
being overhauled The force of the
explosion cracsked plate glass win
dows half a block away The Bero
block contained fireworks and am
munition and the fire was spectacular
The loss Is forty thousand, well in
sured
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Indian territory is hsherman's
paradise, as from east to west and
north 10 south flow clear streams OF
the purest water in which FISH abound
that quickly seize the tempting bait.
Very few of the states Of the union
are so well Matered as the Indian ter
rltory. and were irrigation ever to be-
come necessary it would be very