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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10

be member of this committee is quite
an honor. The other two members are
JOHN II. MOstcr. Of Norman. and George
+ BLACK. Of Talosa
no better selection could have been
hade tnaE 3r Garbfr. says the Enid
Eagle. His great experience ~ judieiaTy
matters and his kuowledse of Law make
him an invaiuahis member u the COM
raittee. or capable % accuracy dlschars-
Ing the duties of any once to which ne
may be appointed or<elsctea
The duty az this committee vii BE-
70 recommend the amendment 81 certain
laws of the Oklahoma statutes. which. n
their oginion. ooaid 80 5eftered aid made
more explicit and 30 rTezenf such re-
port 10 The Ear association. Judge sar-
{er has recommended that the work Il
The committee b. divided iato three parts.
PROBATE civH aH5 cri1iEa- - set the
work has rot been feily outlined and ap-
porfionsd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
NEW OSTEOPATHS.
Territorial Board Holds It's First Ex
animation

Guthrie, o. t., July 9.-The territorial
board of osteopathic examiners held the
first examination since their appointment
in this city yesterday. The board was
composed of DR.. ]. M. Rouse of Okla
homa City, Sr. J. A. Price Of Perry and
DIR. ]. w. Slade of Guthrie. The follow
ing were the applicants for certificates:
DR.. Howell OF Kingfsher. DIR. Harris
OF Guthrie, Dr. and Mrs. j. c. Rouse Of
Oklahoma City, Dora Hayden of OKLA
homa City, Mrs. R. E. Trask, T. A. Eng
lehart. Clara Mahaquey of Oklahoma
City, Mr.. and Mrs C. 3. Armstrong OF
Hobart. Emily Ireland of Guthrie. T. H.
Woouson, T. B. Apperson of FL Reno,
d. c. Smith, II. c. Wallace of Black
well, DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Price of Perry,
c. B. Warner, Mrs. Triplet of Enid. Eva
Sterns, R. E. Trask. DR.. J. w. Slade OF
Guthrie.
The next regular meeting will be held
the first Tuesday In January, 1904.
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PERRY CARNIVAL.
Commercial Club Announces Fair in
September.

Perry, o. T., July 9.-The Perry Com
merciaI club has announced that great
carnival and Noble county fair will be
given in Perry on September l6 of this
year It will be an anniversary celebra-
ton of the opening of the Strip also
There will be many fine attractions and
no fakes A list of attractions viii soon
be published and what is given out can
be depended upon. This place will be
thoroughly policed and visitors coming
here will be treated right There will
be no bullyism tolerated in any form
and wild west features will cut no
particular ice. A carnival will be given
which will be representative of our civ
iiization rather than a display of what
little barbarity there may exist in the
community Neither African nor Mexican
principles will predominate.
The citizens of Noble and adjoining
counties can look forward to the Perry
carnival and Noble county fair as some
thing worthy of their effort to attend.
Arrangements will be made for reduced
rates on all railroads.
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INCREASE IN WAGES.
One Cent an Hour Added to the Mems
Earnings.

Oklahoma City, July 9-A notice was
posted yesterday afternoon at the car
barn OF the Metropolitan railway COM
pany gixving the employees notice that
commencing August LIST that they would
all be given an increase of one cent per
hour. 1t is the inteneion Of President
ClaSsen o fthe company to pay the en-
ployes at all times all the wages that
the business win justify. The increase
was not asked for or even expected by
the employees nd they were much pleas
ed and surprised when they received the
notice Of the increase. The Oklahoma
City street car employees now receive
more wages than many OF the employees
in places of this size Mr Charles w.
Fond stated this morning that there was
never in the history of his street car
experience did company advance the
vases before they found ont whether or
not the line would be success.
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sWlPED CONTRIBUTION.
Peculiar Robbery Occurred at the
Episcopal Church.

Chandler, o. T., July "A rather Pc
culiar robbery occurred last night at
the Episcopal church after the evening
service. The collections for the day. both
morning and evning. were left in the
basket on the platform. Rev. Hartley S
purse was also lying with his robe on
the bed in the vestry, where the rever-
end gentleman sleeps. At The close of
the service Rev. Hartley went to the
home of c. A. Horr for a pitcher of
water and remained to chat for an hour
or SO. the church remaining open dur
ing this time. with the lamps lighted.
When Rev. Hartley returned TO the
church he at once missed his purse. He
then examined the contribution basket
only to find it also rifed. No clue TO
the thieves.
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a number of very fiattering prospects in
the vicinity Of this city. and that work
VIII be commenced on two of their claims
next Monday.
Mining experts who have visited their
properties give a very encouraging re-
port and are of the opinion that big
strike may be made upon their claims
Mountain Park should feel proud of
this class of hustiing, wide-awaks citi-
zens who are doing everything in their
power 10 build up the town and devei-
op the unknown resources of the sur
rounding mountains
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MINING OPERATIONS.
Mountain Park Development Company
Has Organized.

Mt Park. Okla. July s-The organization
Of the Mountain Park Mining and Deyel-
oping company was perfected last Tues
day evening. The officers elected are as
follows: W. ". Watson. president; Alon-
"a Osborn. vice president: S. SoIoway.
treasurer; c. H SherbuEue. secretary /:
A L. Weekly. superintendent. and A L
Weekly. s. T. YarbTough. William Case.
George Hakes. J. n BsldinE. and
George Binder. directors. The capital
stock Of the company Is $50 GO
We understand that the company have
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SCHOOLS HINpERED.
County Superintendent Is Needed in
Day County.

Grand, o. T., July Sin the past many
Of the schools of Day county have been
somewhat neglected. To add to this mis-
fortune the county superintendent-eiect
has refused TO qualify. In some parts of
the county the districts are so large that
many children are deprived of the schools.
Some districts are as much as twelve
miles long. These irregularities can only
be remedied by able work on the part
OF active workers. A thorough superin-
tendent is a necessity-one who will get
out among the people and assist in rem
edying these defects. The commissioners
meet this week and an effort will be made
to find an active school worker who is
we'll qualified to fill the responsible Of
flee of county superintendent. 4,
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INVOLVES MILLIONS.
Greatest Case Ever Before Territory
Court

El Reno. O. T, July 9.-The greatest
case that has ever come up in any court
in the territory is the Hammer case.
Nearly If not quite 100000 is involved
in the case II the plaintiffs in the case
win. the whole Of the business portion on
the north side of the square viii have
20 he decided over again. Hammer IS in
earnest. as is evidenced by his retain
ing two attorneys that are recognized
as second Ia none in their profession NJ
A Lowe. attorney fer the great Rock
Island system. and Hon. c. O. Blake. also
an attorney for the same road on az
count Of various impediments IN the shape
Of answers being introduced the court
continued the case for at least I'VE
weeks.
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GOVERNOR JENKINS LOSS.
His House Was Lifted OFF Its Founda.
ton,

Kaw City, o. T.. July 9.--During the
rain storm Sunday evening, as we learn
from George Burkhart. the ranfl house
on Governor Jenkins place northeast in
the Usage. was lifted of the foundation
and carried some distance. but without
breaking the building up or hurting any
of the family, all of whom were at sup
per when the blow occurred They lost
valuable dishes and what grieved them
still more and sorely, splendid dog was
caught under the house and killed. The
storm also unroofed the granary and
caused the wheat therein TO get a soaking
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GRADING The ROAD.
Thirty Teams at Work Repairing the
Right Of Way.

Perry. o. T. July "A large grading
outfit is camping in the west part of
town and thirty teams are at work clos
ing up the grade through the city. Build
ings are rapidly being vacated, and ar
rangements made for the removal OF the
same from the right Of way. The right
Of way property has all practically been
purchased and the road bed will now be
put in shape for immediate steel laying.
The steel laying gang will reach Perry
In a few weeks. and trains will be run
ming in over the new line in time for
the carnival to be given here on Septem-
ber 16 It viii be a decided help in bring
fng persons from the east and west on
that date.
The outfit located here has all good
strong mule teams, and the work VIII be
crowded through to a merry ending.
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HORSETHIEF CAUGHT.
Wilson Was Charged With Stealing
Several Animals.

Hobart. o. T. July s.-After a long
and continued chase. Tom Huckaby and
Deputy Sheriff Bob Youngblood OF Greer
county. captured f. Wilson in Kingdsher
county, yesterday.
Wilson is charged with having stolen
several horses in this ciyinity. especially
two in Greer county and two in Washita-
The property was recovered and the ac-
cused lodged in the Aangum Jail for
safa-keening
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FoR A PACKING PLANT.
Final Arrangements Tor Building Hays
Been Mace

ArkaEsas cIv. Kan. Jaiy 2 1-Thr nauI
err ug Geuts have been m1ae pr fhs
buildias ~ "a psetias heafe as fh.s i-efrf
The COMPANY hsa besH orrsnlze9 ars e
s. erpeetea fs haF- fhe rfeaf ia oferas.as
~ oetebef B rFt Eoei q fhe ete~k-
iei1ers in the eao1a1F ere Hefchs-ff
ard farmers 81 hf,CafsFs r1ff a-f eefh-
sfs CoEier eeautF TIRE ransa-r a.H
- baaf'issa pai~r fhe arr1 narrt = lfes-
re5~rrg q Ce H~nn-terry - ths
prssassnt H-orE rror fae pisnt vi b.
gia 81 3 rhgrt firne
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SWINDLING FARMERS.
Get Their Notes for Promised Medical
Treatment.

Shawnee, Q. T, July e.-Grant county
farmers have been worked recently to
the tune of several thousand dollars by
parties claiming themselves to be repre-
sentatives OF a famous medical institute
Every farmer allowing an investigation
by the parties was found to have some
dangerous disease and treatment was
commenced by the farmer giving his
note for $50 payable in four months.
with personal and chattel security The
banks bought the notes and are now
presenting them for payment.
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NEW REVENUE INSPECTOR.
Takes Place Made Vacant by Resisna
ton of Guy 2. Cobb.

Muskogee, 1. T., July 9.-The Daily
Times says:
Stephen II. Taylor of Lancaster, Wis,
is in the city and he assumed the duties
of revenue inspector for the Indian terri
tory. TO take the place made vacant by
the resignation of Guy V. Cobb some
time ago.
- Taylor received the appointment
the 18th of June. but did not fully de-
eide to accept until he had arrived and
taken a view of the situation.
Mr. Taylor is a lawyer and a man of
note in Wisconsin. He is now busy
gathering the details of the Office. He is
a pleasant gentleman and a congenial
companion. He thinks he win like the
territory and the people.
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PosToFFIce ROBBED.
Rather Mesger Report From Alleged
Seary Crime.

Alva. o 7. July s-The Pioneer says
The report Teacheds here today that TIE
post 0ffice at Geary. was robbed last
night. and the night marshall was shot
and killed by the robbers. Three men
wer, arrested ard taken on % train Sa
:. coming north. tEis morning AZ Ecme-
stead We Esre not ahle 70 learn more
thaa the above statements.
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IN SELF DEFENSE {.
Maintains That the Use OF the Knife
Was Necessary.

Hobart, Q. T. July s--James / Porter,
who stabbed Charles Cross~hite- near
Latham. a few days ago. waived his pre-
liminary examination YESTERDAY The
court fixed his bond a $50. which he
promptly gave, and thsn returned home
Porter seems 70 have no fear of the r.
suit OF the ARRAY. and stoutiy maintains
that he used the knife only IN SELF de-
fense-
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ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.
Enid Man VIII Help Prepare a Report
for IaNNers

Enid. O. r. July s-Hoa. Ailton c. Gar
Der of this place IS one ot committee
~ thee appointed b. the Oklahoma Bar
association on "Jurisprudencs and Lax
Reform" This conuitte~ Vas appoint
ed 70 prepare report &c submit 10 the
Oklahoma Bar association af its next
meeting IN Guthrie Ianssry s. Is4 To
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ALONE IN THE WORLD.
Sad Scene in Chandler for Holiday
Like the Fourth.

Chandler, o. T, July "a funeral on
the Fourth was a sad scene in Chandler.
-Four little ones, the Oldest II years of
age. are left orphans by the death of
their mother, Mrs. Olive Moore, who
died Friday night at her home on Keokuk
avenue, between Seventh and Eighth
streets. after long suffering with con-
sumption. She was laid TO rest in Oak
Park Saturday afternoon.
The father died several years ago, in
Kansas The children are now in the
care of their grandfather. John Carson,
the hot tamale man, who is not able to
give all Of them a home.
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Ex-KANsANs MEET.
Vice President viii Be Named to Rep
resent Logan County.

Guthrie. O. r, July 9.-There will be a
meeting Of the ex-Kansans of Guthrie and
Logan county. at the district court room,
in Guthrie, Saturday July II, at o'clock
p. m, for the purpose Of selecting a
Tice-president to represent Logan county
at meeting to be held in Guthrie, July
;H 1902. of vice-presidents Of the other
counties of Oklahoma.
The object OF the meeting Of the vice
presidents is TO organize a territorial re-
tanion of ex-Kansans for social and remi-
piscent purposes. All ex-Kansans are eli
nible, and cordially invited TO attend.
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INTERURBAN LINE.
Electric Road From Ardmore 10 the
Mines

Ardmore. I. T, July 9.-The Ardmore
Coal and Power company. a corporation
that has been operating coal mines near
here, is putting in an electric line from
Ardmore to the mines and made appica-
tion to the city council today 10 put in
q system OF electric street cars in this
city. The company proposes to have the
line in operation within twelve months.
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KILLED HIS TENANT.
Walks Into Sheriffs Office and Sur
renders.

WaIkS INTO SheTIHS OHIce and sur
renders.
Chandler. o. T, July 9.-John Pidcock
accompanied by friends. walked into the
court house yard and surrendered himself
70 Deputy Penn. When asked what the
srouble was. he replied: Il guess I'm a
ht subject for the Jail: killed man"
The particulars are unobtainable at
this time other than that trouble arose
between his tenant, Godsey. and him
SELF in which the former was shot and
killed. with a Winchester. The trouble
and killing occurred at the Pidcock farm,
nine miles southeast Of Chandler. and two
miles northeast Of Sparks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
GYPSUM DEPOSITS.
Capitalists With an Expert Visit the
Section.

Tratolga. o. r., July e--CapitsIists from
Cleveland. Ohio. having with them a1
expert engineer. have been investigating
the gyp deposits in Csda- Vaiiey town
ship. the past week. says he Republican.
They seem to have sbundan~e of cari-
tai but are very uncommuni live s1f
would MT give and infoTms lion as %
their intertions further that ash prices on
property examined.
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He Was Poisoned.

Rzvia- ]. T. July s-Tohn Phabhy. a
Mississippi Chofaw. did herr &Snd=y ard
was buried yesterday. Il Is eslssTea that
he vas polS0zed. as two other Indians
who drank some kirsers with hin ara
quite sick-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10

Guthrie. Ozis. July A terrftofts-
charter was sfanfes f9sa. o. she i,-iaes
Ilssbyter.an charch q snyder fsf q
uerpetusI torn ~ years. and wfth p 20
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COUNTY LEVY.
Estimate for County Expenses Fixed
by the Beard.

Guthrie. o. T.. July s-The board of
county commissioners OF Logan county
met in regular session in the Office of the
county clerk and in accordance with the
provisions of the statutes relative there
10 and basing the same on the valuation
as equalized by the county board fixed
the estimate for the county expenses for
the wear 1903. as follows. to-wit:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10

worth - property owned. Ths fncorp0ra
tore are - T. Davis. - 4 shaa-r ~
: Hart W. a. Hoover and , - Glars.
SOtariai DerHiseieas we're isaued 'osis =
10 j.. T. iood ~ ffscz ~ fsresr couasy.
aaa q Edward Albright of Dslshonls
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-10
Eczema

How it reddens the skin, itches, oozes,
dries and scales
Some people call it tetter, milk crust or
salt rheum.
The suffering from it is sometimes in
tense; local applications are resorted to-
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
1t proceeds from humors inherited or ae-
CURED and persists until these have been
removed.
Hoods CarSGpdritia
positively removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
is without an equal for all cutaneous
eruptions.
HOOPS Pills are the best cathaTtc. Price25 csnts.
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s,ars,bs ~, ffa af.s 80 sss1 GE~
S'1'- &1zHZzzm
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Fight Will Be Bitter.

Those who will persist IN closing
their ears against the continual recon-
mendation Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. will have a
long and bitter fight with their troubles
# not,ended EARL. r by fatal t4rmlnation'
Read what T. r. Beall. Of Beali, Miss,
has 10 saw; Last fall my wife had
every symptom of consumption. She
took DR.. Kings. New Discovery after
everything else had allied. Improve
ment came at once and four bottles
entirely cured her" Guaranteed by
Wadsworth Dru, Co. Price soc, and
sl.oo. Trial bottles free.
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Revelation Imminent.
be combinec

A sure cure Of approaching revolt
and serious trouble IN your system is
nervousness. sleeplessness, or STOMACH
upsets. Electric Bitters VII quickly
dIsmember the troublesome causes.
It never fails TO tone the stomach,
regulate the Kidneys and Bowels,
stimulate the Liver. and clarity the
blood. Run down systems benefit
particularly and all the usual attending
aches vanish under It's searching and
thorough effectiveness. Electric Bit:
ters is onlya5oc. and that is returned IT
II don't give perfect satisfaction. Guar
anteed by Wadsworth Drug Co. h,
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I. SOCIAL DANCE

Mrs. Govap has secured the SER
vices Of Mr. Geo. Bradley. the cornet
to assist Misses Donelin and
York In furnishing music for the social
dances at Music Hall Saturday even
ings. The social dance IS the chief
attraction nowadays and Is always
largely attended.
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There are two mountains ofFgold in
Nevada. One is near Tuscarora and
the other at Sand. Springs, Churchill
The one n.ar Tuscarora is
composed Of rock and assays Sl.o7 to
the ton and the other is composed ot
sand and assays S5perton' iesd r.
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REMEMBER.

Copies Of the DISPATCH with fine
half one engraving Of our public school
and complete explanation Of law and
orders to date Of irrigation canal lands
can be had at this office. e -
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Making It From 2a5oit Brush
IN Colorado.

Dome years ago Thomas Edison.
while in this country, remarked that
God never made anything in nature
that a not of use, and he bellev d
'hat the vast tracts Of sagebrush in Ne
Vada would some day Dc turned into
great commercial value.
In this CONNECTION the following ds-
patch from Denver Is Of interest. 1t is
TAX n from the New York Times:
The first carload of "Actinslla Rich
ardsona' an unsightly sagebrush which
covers thousands Of acres Of noun
famous country in Southern Colorado,
was delivered today to the Western
Rubber Company recently incorpor-
ated, and which expects to revolu-
ton re the rubber industry.
1t was discovered not long ago that
the supposed useless rabbit brush"
VIII oh cover the mountains at an alti-
tude of 1000 to 1000 feet, contained
rs per cent commercl al rubber.
A prospector lost in the hills first
discovered the rubber substance by
chewing the root to sustain life. His
discovery was brough! t the knowledge
Of Chicago chemists. and the Western
Rubber Company was the result.
A dozen men are now engaged on
the hills about Salida. collecting the
brush of which millions of tons are in
sight. Rubber that has stood all the
tests of the tropical product has been
manufactured on a small scale and the
organizers of the Western Rubber
Company announce that they are pre-
pairing to install a large factory.
There is q cool deal of meat in the
above and If their experiment is sue
cessful, ii means The inauguration Of a
big rubber enterprise in Nevada. We
have enough material here to make
rubber for the world Rubber Is In
creasing in value Of late owing to the
great scarcity of the article. $,
Sagebrush also produces the best
tannin oil In. the world and the two
manufacturing enterprises could easily
be combined.
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GET
TAKEN IN

We purchased the entire
property known as the Mary
Wall Ranch and sold to the
railroad company the eighty
acres for the location of it's
roundhouse and shops We
own the balance of 100 acres,
and our title is beyond ques
ton.
DO NOT COMPOUND
the NEW W~ADSWORTH
ADDITION" with the tract
now being offered the public
BY other parties and called
east Reno"
The East Reno tract does
not lie along the new line OF
the S. P. track nor adjacent
to the eighty acres sold to the
-.4 @ -. 80 n O.
railroad fdr thelocation of its
roundhduse and shops.
We own the land between
the East Reno tract and the
new lineaofthe railroad. 80
Thee New Wadsworth Ad-
dition" adjoins the railroad
shop site along the entirewest
line. and the line of track
Passes Through this addition
from east to west, and the
land on both sides of the track
fis embraced in our addition
This has all been laid oil IN
l., ~ lots and lots are
offered for sale from $50 to
$3.50 for a lot so by lao.
If you desire to purchase .
Elot adjacent to the roundh0uSe
and shops. call on us for lnfor-
nation and inspection OF the
ground.
Reno Real Estate, Mining ano
Development GO.
investment Building, Reno. C0'u"'
bla Bldg. Virginia St. Reno New
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SEWING MACHINE EMPoRuM.-The
Rotaries and Vibrating Shuttle.
Skilled repairs ami supplies for ali
kinds. No. % East Second street
a~s- ~n.F 49, A. 81 F-ssHN
Phone ga Black. EDWIN FOWLER.
Manager, Slim
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$1,000 s EIo s sS9n1Hanf re-, sae !;

Missouri River points
Through car service from st. Pan, =.
Kansas City to the Coast For rates sa
particulars, address G. M. Hunter s "ha
1922 Dock St., Whatcom, Wash. oS y