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IF YOU ARE PUTTING MaSEY ~
81 q bank, you look for the .Safest in
"a stitation; Ehy not uss the same
care VIXEN you deposit your valu-
abIez for 2 Ioan9 We have 4 building and safes
made for that purpose. All business confidential
Money loaned on watches. diamonds, leFelTF.
etc. Interest three per cent instead d ten
H K FULToN'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870. sIs Ninth Ssrest az.
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According TO advices from Germany
today the organization of a gigantic in
ternationaI trust, including the General
Electric Company. is about to be con
summated-
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According to dispatches from the
West, a conference is to be held at Mad
ison. Wis. between Senators interested
IN obtaining currency reform. In case Of
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ACTIVE STOCKS ON CHANGE.

Special to The Washington Tinles-}
NEW YORK. April 80.-Fonowing were
the quotations on the New York Stock
Exchange today
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LOANS OF S10~

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND {
at Lowest rates and on the day you apz
are leaning on The Building and Loan
tion plan which makes the cost OF /
loans much less than you pay e.sew
allows you to pay it of in any sized y
desire, running from one 70 twelve -
you have q loan with some other conc
will pay it off and advance you more i
desired. Rates cheerlully given, and
70 you unless loan IS made CAL and &
Front room. first floor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Ci
e25 : S. y. "
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prices we're quoted on the stock mar
Eet today:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA-vIRGINIA STEW ART vs..
CHARLES c. STEWART. No. 22,s4o, Equity
Docket No. 81.
The object Of this suit, which was filed De-
cenber s. 1901, IS to obtain absolute di-
VOICE on the ground OF cruelty. It is this 2lst
day Of April, 1903, ordered that a copy Of
this order be published once each week for
three successive weeks IN ''The Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Times
On motion of the complainant, by her So
licitor, Campbell Darlington, it IS this 2Ist day
Of April, A. D, 1908, ordered that the defendant,
Charles c. Stewart, cause his appearance &c
be entered herein on OF before the fortiesh day,
exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays. oc-
curing after the day Of the first Publiea-
ton Of this order; otherwise the cause viii
be proceeded with as II case Of default.
By the court:
(seaI.) A B. HAGNER, Justice.
true copy-Test-
J. R. YOUNG, Clerk
BY HARVEY GIVEN, Assistant Clerk.
ap23 S0-ulyT
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Noon.
Opened.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Especial to The Washington Tgmes)

CHICAGO, April 30.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today:
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SEC. 600 To LOAN

On Furniture, Planes, Organs etc Without re
~1o,-si without publicity, without delay. II
vou have a loan with another company, Se Nsll
nv he sane Of fer you, and advance you mere
money Call and get rates. Of drop postal
and agent viii call at your house
No FTPFNSE To TOU UNLESS LOAN IS MADE
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO.
el3 St y. ".
Office Hours: From 4 N to 6 P n
Telephone. S69-Y East. aP5-d
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an extra session they hope to have bill
passed providing greater elasticity than
is afforded by the present system.

an extra session they hope to have bill
passed providing greater elasticity than
is afforded by the present system.
There is no stock on the list which is
attracting so much attention as Erie,
and the movement in the stock has in
duced a great deal of curiosity as to the
prime influencing causes. The fact that
an increase in the dividend rate to f per
cent on the first preferred stock is ex-
pected was noted early in the week, and
although received skeptieally at first, it
is now discussed as a probability.
There is no question but that the
earnings of the company are such that
this dividend could be easily paid, but
there are other conditions which must
influence the decision of the management
in taking such step. Erie is controlled
through a voting trust by powerful
banking interests in the street and IN
der the terms Of the trust contract it
will lapse when 4 per cent has been paid
on the first preferred stock in one year.
So if 2 per cent were declared on Erie
first preferred IN August and per cent
in February, the trust would dissolve
and the property revert to the direct
control Of the stockholders.
The serious question in it. Of course,
is whether the time Is ripe TO let the
property pass from the direction of the
voting trust, which has done so much
to build up the property and intrust it
to a new management That will de-
pend. it is evident. on where actual
control of the property. through posses
sion of majority Of the stock. is lodged
There is small reason to doubt that the
interests now dominant in the property,
through the medium Of the voting trust,
have actual control Of the property, and
no change will be effected in the policy
of the company. whether their trust is
continued or not.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs

FOR -High-gTade wheel, -
COLE. 6lG z st. NV.
FOR SALE-Lady's bicycle. with -
quick. Address BOX IS, this Office.
WE HAVE about four different kinds
less bicycle on hand now; viii sell chs
isfaction guaranteed LEWIS CYC
CHANGE. 736 10th st. nv.
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PERSONALS.

THIS TO THE workingman; Read orIrs
E good tailor made spring suit of
slightly used, at the lowest possible -
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6I9 p. ap2
NINE. THEO,
Card Reader, Palmist. Medium. Removes speTll
reunites the separated; gives luck Gerna
spoken. go H stvaw- apea-2s
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
DANCISG-Prof CaldwelPs Academy Private
lessons given at appointed hours. II12 NJ St
NV. AMOS
PIANO. Mandolin, CSC lesson. 840 st. Sc.
ap30-St
NEW STYLE shirt waist patterns cut to order.
l220 ST. nv. ap29-st
EXPERT TYPEWRITER. s1s BOND BLDG.
apI4-3Nt
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BIRDS, dogs, ETC

FOR sALE-Lawn grass, flower. and garden
seed, spring bulbs, PiroJs, canaries, fancy
poultry. dogs, cats, etc, SCHMID'S BIRD
STORE. 7l2 18th st. nv mhI4-tf
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Of the
OTOMAC BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
December q. 1902.
ASSETS
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Total sales OF stocks. 2Z0.I00 share!
bonds, 1886, 900.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
Monev loaned salaried Peonls.

without security; largest bushes III &c priEs
eipaI cities ToLAAN. Room I0l. $50 l5lh -
uE. @la-S
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There will be a meeting tonight at
Pittsburg OF the employees Of the West
inghouse Electric Company to vote for
or against strike. The result is doubt
FuF
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Except Anaconda, which IS strong,
with an advance of "a points. Ameri-
cans in London are generally lower, but
the declines are small. Consols are IN
and so are money rates.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

Hssa Gas Co. ser A, SIS I002-27. I0j -.
wash Gas Co. ser B. 6's Ie04-2T. i05 -
Z. s Flee. Light, Deb. iIap ls92 Is7 IU8
L. S Elec. Light, Cert. Indeot.-. i1k ....
Ches s Pot. Tel, Com. s's..... I05A IO7
wash Market Co, lst 6's. Isos-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-12-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Record of Recent Exchanges in
Lincoln County.

November T-John \ OLSON and
Anna Olson to Thomas Beck, lot in
hlocl, 36, Fredericksburg. $50
November 27--John a Olsson aud
Anna Olsson to James Bradley, lots s
and 6 in blocl, 36, Fredericksburg. $50.
December Is G Irwin and May H.
vim to G II Pairan, lot 7 in blocl; 10,
Irvingtou. 84750.
November 25--Anna l. Foster and
Hiram n Foster to A + McFadden nel
section "a, township 10 south, range 9
west. $3.50.
November 27-state Of Oregon to W
T Hyde, swlI OF sw4 section Is, town
ship 10 soeth.aafailge Nest. $50.
bef'9 l. y Dole and Ella Dole
to G S Gideon, VII of n15 Of lot . in
block >, Waldport. 50.
December 2-Dayid Ruble and Or
lena Ruble to Ella Dole, lot i'll block
>, Wafdport, subject to following con-
ditions; That on the premises no build.
ing shall be erected or used as a gam
bling house or for the manufacture ar
sale of Intoxicating liquors. So
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wonderful trail that forces them TO
cross Salmon river aud Siletz bav bv
swimming their horses and taking up
three days time. Going ont the valley
by way OF Sheridan, over wagon road
SO bad that it now costs them $50 TO
get in 1000-pound load and takes two
days. This, mind you, is the nearest
place at which they can buy their sup.
plies. l went up there expecting to
meet divided community in regard to
the toll road scheme, but ! Vas sur
prised and gratified to find that every
man, woman aud child, white and In
dian, are heartily and Enthusiastically
in favor Of it. They realize that the
county in the present state of its
finances cannot help them much in
road matters, and SO they hail the toll
road as matter of vital Importance to
their community. In fact, several said
that unless they got Il road soon they.
would have 70 lcars and tabanaoIII ,heil
ranches. ---~ssSss
The directors of the Toll road will
find a road easy to construct, with q
very large part of the same already
built, necessitating only few miles OF
corduroy or planking and the building
of three bridges, one other being prac-
tically built. The toll road will mainly
follow the survey which was well To-
Gated and requiring ouly few changes
in alignment. 1t is safe to say that it
will be boon to the Salmon river peo-
pie which they have long deserved. 1
understood from DR.. Smith that men
will be put to work atonce hewing ont
stringers, etc, for the bridges, and that
others will soon be put to work swamp
ing and grubbing in the right-of way.
M. WYGANT, County Surveyor.
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Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that Sealed
bids will be received by the County
Court up to 10 o'clock a. N. on the 9th
dav of December 1908, for the repair
ing of the Chijwood bridge aud the
building of new span with open cord.
Bidders are required to submit their
own plans and specifications and also
to deposit per cent Of tho amount Of
their bids, as required by sectionf'3,
road laws of Oregon, for the year 1903.
The County Court reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
By order of the County Court.
Ira WADE, County Clerk.
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Robbed Roddy's Roost.

w INANP, NOV. 26, lJU3.
The quiet and orderly little town Of.
Winant has been disgraced by the pros
ence of sneak thieves. On the night OF
November p they robbed my hen house
of five hens and Il rooster. wish they
would come back and get the few
feathers they left, as they are no use to.
me now. AS think l know the two
people, Trey better look out. When
able bodied men have,to resort to steal
ing chickens in a country so easy as this
to live in they are pretty low down
filth, M. RoDDY.
THE LEADER regrets to learn that any
OF its readers can be guilty of such an
act. For several years we have been
trying quietly but earnestly to teach
that honesty is the best policy" We
hope the guilty parties will repent at
once and return the chickens, or their
equivalent in cash, to Mr.. Roddy before
sunrise tomorrow morning. We know
they'll blush when they read this.
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Miss Mamie Wakefield of Eddyville
was in the city last night, the guest OF
Mrs. G.. II. Schenck.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Ellsworth next Tuesday af-
ternoon to complete arrangements for
the Fair.
Superintendent George Betsers -inr
forms The LEADER that local teachers
institute will be held AT Chitwood Satur-i
day December II.
The Ladies' Guild met Wednesday
with Mrs. AT. Peterson. A good at.
tendance, good lunch and II good time
marked the occasion.
George Heckel is back from n visit at
his old home in Michigan. 1t didn't i
take him long TO enough Of the frozen
east and bacl.track to Webfoot
Miss Winnie Davis departed Tues.
day morning for Stockton, Calf, and
tomorrow she will be united in marriage
TO Fred C. Ross, A host of friends Of
the popular young couple forward con
gratulations, coupled with the wish
that they will be happy and prosperous
fot ever and ever.
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The Ladies' Aid Fair.

The Ladies' Aid Society met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Y. p Fish There
was a good attendance. The following
committees we're appointed for the Fair
to be held at Woodmen Hall December
10th:
Program Mesdames Schenck, Beth
ers and Stewart.
Fancy Booth-Mesdames Dick, Nc
Neil and Center.
Comforter Booth Mesdames Hyde,
Nye aud Clemeniine Brown.
Apron 2 Booth Mesdames Thager,
Gray and Leona Brown.
Ice Cream Mesdames Dedrick, Ar
mold and soule.
The booths will containmany articles.
suitable for Christmas presents.
The program will appear next week.
Butler Fairchld OF Siletz was in the
city Wednesday.
| J.Wiley Parrish returned Wednesday
evening from business trip to Albany.
The Yaquina Bay Mercantile Co and
Stewart & Want display new ads this
week.
Attorney W. S. MeFadden of Corval-
lis had business in the city Wednesday
night.
II. L. Derrick of Eddyville was in
the city yesterday. the guest OF his
brother Jim u. NJ.
Bensel Orton returned Tuesday
evening from "all over" and went to his
home atSletz next morning.
George McCluskey returned yesterday
from his homestead in Lane county and
left this morning for Hammond, Or,
where he has accepted the principal
ship of the schools for term Of six
months.
Grit, granulated bone, bone meal
nest eggs and Pratt's Poultry Food are
what everybody uses nowadays who
are in the poultry business for the
money there is in it. All for sale by
krogstad.
Conductor Billy HoeAein was made
happy Wednesday morning Dy the re
turn OF the 0. II. G. emblem lockct
which he lost several weeks ago. Sec.
tion Foreman Henry Cannon found il
between the platform and the railroad
track just east of the depot, but very
generously refused the s. reward OF
fered for its recovery. However, Billy
insisted on setting up the peanuts. and
Heury had high old time
Presiding Elder r.. B. Ford and DR.
Diver OF Eugene arrived yesterday
evening and the latter ectured at the
fM u. church. lie will also lecture thi.
evening, Saturday evening and Sunday
morning and evening. There will be
services at . o'clocl, each afternoon m
to and including Sunday. Dedication
: service at l0:30 Sunday morning Dir
: Driver viii answer questions on the
Bible before each lecture.
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r,0GAN I3 ACQUITTED.
.. Judge BeIlinger Doesn't

fgt JuQgS bSAALAs % @~NSSA
| Agree vita the Jury,
Tho saudny Oregopian contains the
u loIouing regarding the termina-
[,o Of tie trial OF Abe Losani
Tho inry in the case OF Abe Logan,
H. Tndioa accused of numbering U. S.
,,n ogon the Siletz reservation,
,nbroandci the court and everyone
heard the evidence in the case by
,orpipg verdict of not guilty yester-
morning. Judge Beiiinger took
[.,eson to express his surprise at the
I.tcome. and also to administer a agentle
airing to the jury for returning such 4
.dsion. He then scored the Indian,
nd told him he WIS guilty Of implica
Inn m the crime, even though he had
asn declared innocent by the jury.
Ne iudee declared that tho jury was
Iuduenced IN coming 10 tne decision 1t
|3 by pity for the wife and children OF
2be defendant
When tho verdict was announced in
4 he courtroom an audible expression OF
tispproyal of the result went over the
Ore Audience. To those who had lis
ened to the evidence against both men
|cused of the crime. it seemed trav-
sty upon Justice that Logan should be
| et free and Martin, against whom there
as less substantial evidence. should
lave to serve time for manslaughter.
After listening to the verdict the
udge turned 10 the jury and said:
This has been a failure of justice.
bat OF respect and feeling for the wife
3nd little ones of the defendant, you
aye been led to acquit. Such yer.
jet as this must result disastrously to
residents OF the Siletz reservation. "
To the acquitted prisoner he adj
Pressed these words:
Logan you are acquitted but !
blink You are bad mau and that you
lned Grant The jury gave you the
enett Of reasonable doubt, but had
been on the jury would atleast have
bought in verdict Of manslaughter
be blood Of Grant is on your hands
|ld give you fair warming that your
Nape from punishment that you nc
|Oubt deserve does not argue that you
3OnId go free a second time, and ! adj
se YOU to keep out of this court"
How the jary could have found Logal
guilty, after listening to the testi
ony introduced against him, is more
Pan those who listened TO the case car
cure out. The strange verdict was
le aIFabsorbing topic of conversation
Ound the courthouse all day, anC
ere were great many adverse crit
EmS made about the verdict.
On the first ballot in the jury-room
pere were seven for conviction and five
acqnittal. That this was the cas-,
as the statement of officials who ar,
position to know. The minorit!
sa out for an acquittal because. it i
lh, OF The feeling for the wife anC
plldren Of the accused nan. Tn,
sOt was long one, but the msjorit!
pnlIy sacrificed their convictions auC
|" their votes with the five.
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'''' A"c9hdy uighC.
3. F. Hahn Of Yaquina was in the
city last Saturday.
Postmaster Roddy Of Winant was in
the city Wednesday.
Lee Williams Of Newport was headed
valleyward Monday morning.
County Judge Brown had business in
the valley the fore part of the week
Fred Vessel returned last Saturday
night from business trip to Portland
Misses Kate and Mollie Blower Of
Mill 4 were visiting Toledo friends
Monday.
Abe Logan and family and johnny
Spencer returned Monday evening from
Portland.
Chris Lesind departed Wednesday
morning for Tacoma, Wash. He will
retnrn when the fishing season opens
next August.
The LEADER has a buyer for so fat
hogs. Ii you haYe any to sell call and
get particulars.
John Quincy Adams and j. w. An
drews of Chitwood had business in the
city Tuesday night.
Superintendent McKoin returned
from Portland Monday evening and
went to Siletz next morning.
The holiday season is upon us. Toys,
games, dolls, books and appropriate
holiday presents at Krogslad's.
&. L. Gray went up Depot Monday to
act as oyerseer at the logging camp,
placing Tom Horning in charge OF the
yard.
Deputy District Attorney B. T. Swope
came through from Newport Monday
morning EN- route to Albany on busi-
ness mission.
Merchant John Ofstedahl and son
Clarence departed Monday morning on
visit to Everett and Whatcom, Wash,
and other Puget Sound points.
Miss Minnie Owram, having returned
to her home in Toledo, is now prepared
to receive orders for crayon and pastel
work, fish scale jewelry, etc.
Roila Gaar returned Tuesday even.
ing after an absence of several months
in various parts of the state. Rolll
has been in the show business and came
back rich in experience.
Eggs away up in price, and here your
hens are moplng about, sickly and non,
| productive, all for the want of some
OF Pratt,s world renowned poultry
powder, which will start hens laying in
weeks time. For sale by Krogstad.
a few members of the local w II. C
surprised" Mrs. j. H. Mcneil last Sat
urday evening in honor OF her --tf
birthday. The rain prevented many
from being present, but those who ig
nored the juicy weather had the usua
! good time.
S. Albert Pruett and S. Jim Brow
came in Tuesday evening from theil
homesteads on the Siletz with load O
something. These energetic farmeu
are bound to make their mark in th'
world. In fact, the former has alread.
done so. lie is not only making foot
prints in the sands of time, but also II
the mud between his farmstead and To
ledo Size No. H..
j. w and 0. G. Flowers have located
in the old Darnell building on th
water front and will carry n stock 0
groceries, -four and feed In addition
J. w. is II contractor and builder, anc
will also do plumbing and tinware re
pairing, shoe and harness repairing
etc. From which it is easily seen tha
MIR. Flowers is one OF the best thing
that ever happened. Give him call
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For Sac.

Ny lots, each 5Oxloo feet, house
and furniture, good yell, winters sup
OF wood in shelter, good chicken house,
good Back k-mith shop and complete
set OF tools. Will take $500. a big
bargain. JAMES ANDERSON,
Toledo, Csggon
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% head of steers, age - months TO ?
years. Cheap il taken during tbs nest
two wesks Call on me at the old
Logan rancn on the Yaqnina, or address
CIIss EwIsG, Elk City. Or.
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Marriage Licenses

Nov. q ". D. Scobert to Kittie Sue,
Gillette
Nov 25--Fred G. Ross TO Winnie j.,
Davis,
Nov. 27-Ralph Hamar 10 Lennie
Norton.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1903-12-04

fOlowlng IS list of the jurors drawn
the next term of Circuit Court, be-
'nnng December ID, 1903:
4 " l. Nann. .stockman. Waldport
4 huston Parks. . farmer. Elk City
=, h Lyens. stageman. Waldport
" " January farmer. Harlan
4 " Carlson farmer Toledo
4 4 Dixon farmer. Elk City
II Doty fisherman Yaquina
u Mcmillan farmer. Tidewater
4 = = Mcbride farmer. Eddygiile
i trant. .stockman. Big Elk
q u rerNlns ., farmer, .. Toledo
Sonn Loomis merchant. Newport
u L Campbell farmer Toledo
Soan Gniiliams.. f.. farmer. .Ona
VUlu W NeCluskey farmer. Toledo
4 WIN & Reynolds farmer. Waldport
d L McDonald.stockma Chitwood
| rFeu Maurer. .stockman, ..Ona
HHshat... surveyor. Waldport
e ~. Williams .hotelman Newport
"oert SliGta. farmer. Kernville
yonn Dongherty.farmer Beaver Crk
J't'n ; Stevens. farmer. Kernville
| y - oilstow... farmer. Nashville
= hache. mechanic. /. b.. Toledo
woods .stockman. . .Siletz
II Moores. .stookman. Newport
ntutdevant. farmer. Toledo
Dlck.... .millman. 80. Toledo
II n reynolds mechanic. .Wallport
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eddyvle
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FOR Sale.

Several fine Brown Leghorn cocker.
els, from the famous Bonney stock Of
Woodburn. Apply at once at my place
on Mill creek or address |. r. IhsER,
Toledo, On
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Ladies wishing new jackets, capes,
lior suits and the latest in furs are
invited to call and9et prices.
y ~ MRS. N. WyGANT,
Over McCanlou's Store.
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Jury List.

IS list Of the jurors drawn
! Tue next term of Circuit Court, be-
nnlng Deeember a. 1903:
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-10-02
Victory for Secretary Hitchcock.

Washington, Sept, 29.-Justice An
derson, of the supreme court of the
District of Columbia, rendered an opin
ion yesterday in the Injunction pro-
ceeding of the Delaware Indians
against Secretary Hitchcock and the
Dawes Indian commission, dissolving
the temporary injunction heretofore
granted. The case involved the right
Of the secretary to pass on the $4,000
acres of land in the Cherokee nation
segregated for the use of the Della
wares .