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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
DlSMISSES THE DEFENDANT.
Lawful to Hold Certain Theater Serv
ices on the Sabbath.

Ell Reno Nov. 2-The case of Manager
Patterson for opening the FL Reno opera
house to Sunday entertainments was
heard before Judge Irwin in chambers.
says the American. and he dismissed the
action, holding that the law does not
prohibit Sunday entertainments given for
the edification and enlightenment of the
people, and which do not disturb and
interfere with the religious and physical
comforts Of the citizens.
In passing upon the intentions of the
lawmakers and the construction TO be
placed upon the statutes, Judge Irwin
held the. opinion that if the law applied
to the Sunday theater in the manner
sought to be shown by the complainants,
1t would also apply to lectures In
churches sermons and any other class
of entertainment or religious service in
tended for the enlightenment and better
ment of the people To give a perform
ance in an opera house, where the peace
and quiet of the citizens are not dis
turbed, the Judge thought, the law does
not touch.
He. therefore, dismissed the case and
instructed the sheriff TO release the pris-
oner. Therefore, in the future Ell Reno
will have Sunday entertainments in the
opera house.
Judge Burford at Guthrie and Judge
Burwell at Oklahoma City have also
passed upon the same law in those cities
and. each holds the same opinion as Judge
Irwin. Attorney Maurer and County At
torney Carney were unable to find su-
prerie court opinions which would cover
the case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
TAMs slxRY Returns.
His Official Position Prevents Him
From Telling Much.

Kansas City. Nov. 2-rams Bixby.
chairman OF the Dawes Indian commls-
sion. was IN Kanhsas City yesterday ca
the way 70 the Indisn ferritosy from
Washington Nr BiNby appeared pleased
with the prospects FOR an early aud thors
ough Investigation Of the coHamisssous'
affairs. lie said that his visit az Wash
inston had resulted satisfactosyiiy but
insisted that his Official position would
prevent him from discussing the details
OF his conference there
Il met Mr. Bousparte. WHO has sesn
named by the government 90 conduct tho
Investigations said Mr. Bixhy yesterday
"He inumated 20 me that be- would begin
the work very soon met sir uans-
parte only Incidentally ~ Sc wee not my
purpose % consult with him before ne
should Undertake the inspection ~ affairs
in the TERRITORY. I ara confident fhat a
thorough inYestieation all D. made
The appointment of au agent for ih's
work is "a victory for tie cofrmi SOS.
whatever our opponents may say FFc re-
quosted IL after charges had been made.
ard every member IS an xi9ua for cein-
picte and searching iHrestleaiion. g. b.
begun az as eariy a date as roz~ ble Th.
result VIII be our complete exlHera f8on
am confident that no corami~a ioaer las
been guilty - any wrauedofuT or has
permitted hie private tpslnc~s saairs 20
interfere wnh ~ o,neial duties Two
trust companies. Whose uarcs hafe been
drawn iuto tle charge. haee. ~ I ssd
once before SEQ thla ciiv. nothing what
ever 70 90 Ulth fAs. comm 'rs3on.
Provided there are no f4rther iesisvs
the commission should Gni.l &C. wrrk q
sllotsing Indian lsnGs wlthin Tear aad
a half from next January TIC nuva =
being prosecstea a. rapidly as Bosihle
We have completed or vofk auose fas
semln0lca and are p-aesletlig thf1.~
in The Greek eo,iuirf Esa ass noW erif-
ing among fhe C'bocfess. CsleI-4sars
and Cher9sees EFe are a9H featy fo
announce the conclusion ~ work ia 80
Greek o01Etry becapaa = 20 orcseseral
nIing j. made and the 80 eEafaeni does
not permit VS. - cl9ss fhs beoss aafu
ever applicant hsa besn given 18 90
porigni'y - he bears
''yvheu Cur vorE 81 .nzaF frfsfss ia.
Sisn territory Wu n~ fatie rlsfrreg for
adraissisu ~ state - rsgkssis Ea5ss-
iaton. aeaiih and AZ afLef rsa sis tes
rhe "a acw vrzag. lgt aas rasa4f -
co4rse e1ve-g r'aten~of aerg fsr~ S-rr-
Nofz is erase fih =
rorers ar~ qaits as anFlrs ta eses lh.
work as anfoes else cas- sesflfy - -
have a.
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SAMPLE OF PROGRESS.

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. Representative
McTaggart. OF Carmen. Woods county.
was in this city today. and In speaking
Of the progressiveness Of that county.
gave the following Illustration:
In 1897 there was bat one bank M
Woods county. and the total deposits
were between fifty and sixty thousand
dollars. In 1903 there are in Woods coun-
ty twenty-three banks and the deposits
amount TO nearly three million dollars,
When It is understood that nearly all
this money has been made out os the
great wheat fields. corn crops. broom
corn and cattle. some idea 81 Woods
county's resources can be appreciated -
Mr.. McTaggart also stated that his
home city. Carmen had now in course q
construction seventeen brick buiidirgs.
and that the improvements there were
only Indicative OF the push and develop
nent cf other cities and towns in that
county. Carmen has the only large sudi-
torium in Oklahoma and VIII be a strong
candidate for future territorial conveu-
tions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
DOG WAS FAITHFUL.
Would Not Leave the Coffin Wherein
Lay His Masters Body.

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 2.-The following
strange action of a dog is recorded in
the case Of D. 2. Saighman, formerly a
resident Of this city, where he has rela-
tives:
Throughout the long journey from Sa-
vannah, Ca, to Kansas City, ending yes
terday, "Peddler,'' the pet dog and for
the past year the constant companion Of
the late Daniel E. Saighman, rode on his
masters coffin. He could not be induced
to leave it, even to be fed or watered,
and it was with difficulty he could be
made to eat when food was taken to him.
He lay for the most part in the same
place, above the shipping tag nailed to
the pine box, and wore IL down until ii
was almost illegible. 'Peddler'' accom-
ranied Mr. Saighman on his journeys
throughout the United States and Can
ada, and it is feared the dog will die
when his master is buried.
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TO LEVY TRIBUTE.
Tribal Legislature Votes Chocta"
Cattle Tax.

Muskogee. I. r., Nov 2.-The Choctaw
legislature has enacted several import
ant laws during the past few days, one
of which is a measure imposing tax or
% cents a. head nall cattle brought into
the Choctaw country. This law is similar
to the one enforced in the Chickasaw ma
ton and it is believed will yield a revenue
annually of $150,OoO The big cattlemen
will probably not offer any objection TO
the enforcement of this measure, as It's
observance will relieve them from being
further harrassed by the Indian police
seeking to eject their stock from the ma
ton
An act was passed memorialiZing con-
gress to pass legislation which will enable
the secretary of the interior 20 distribute
per capita the 100000 or townsite money
in the national treasury to the credit Of
the tribe. This would make a per capita
payment of about $35.
An appropriation of $500 was made to
further the work Of promoting single
statehood, which has already been en-
dorsed by each of the five civilized tribes,
1t is expected the other nations VIII make
a similar appropriation. A special elec-
ton will be held December 20 TO determine
81 atehood sentiment.
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HE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
VIII Probably Be Taken to the Insane
ASYLUM,

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 2.-Joseph Water
man of Chandler was found to be insane
by the board of insanity commissioners.
He then attempted suicide by cutting
the artery in his wrist in the county Jail.
He was found by the iailer in an almost
fainting condition and bleeding freely,
when he opened the Jail. The wound
was dressed and bound and the man will
live
He did not only fully establish the fact
in his examination that he had been dis
charged from the asylum at Norman and
it is suspected that he is a fugitive from
the sanitarium. Judge Cordell has writ
ten to the officials there to learn about
him. If it is found he was not duly dis
charged the sheriff will take him to the
asylum at once.
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Territorial Charters Granted.

Guthrie, o. r. Nov. 2.-rhe following
territorial charters have been granted:
The Springdale Mining company of
Lawton, with 81, 100000 capital stock. The
incorporators are W. A. Goodenough of
Louisville. ILL.,; w Baker of Oklahoma
City; S. D. Leggett. James NJ. Powers
and Frank Robinson
The Standard Farmer Publishing COM
pany of Guthrie. with $1,000 capital
stock. The incorporators are Harry W.
Grebe and Harry T. West Of Kansas
City, No. and II. A. Neil Of Guthrie.
The Lords Temple Of Guthrie. perpetu-
al, with the following incorporators:
Dora Randall Philip Coleman, Jane
Peak. Eldredge Randall and William
Cumming.
NotariaI commissions were issued 10 the
following: s. A Butler Of Granite. w. j.
CauGhey of Anadarko. o. o. Milliken Of
I.awton and A. B. Miller Of Thomas.
The Willis Hardware and Improvement
company of Saltwater. with $4,000 capi-
tai stock. The incorporators are ]. I.
Gray and Charles Willis
The Indianapolis Development company
Of Oklahoma City. with $4,000 capital
stock. The incorporators are E B. New
comb. of Indianapolis. Indiana; J. z.
Dunn and c. S. Avery
The Peoples State Bank. Of Coyle,
with $1,000 capital stock. The incorpo-
rators are ". \. Ruggles and Alfred
Hare. Of Tecurnseh; NJ. Z. Fruin, J. .
Townsend ard A. ". Adams.
The Indian Wild West Show company.
Of Temple. with $4,000 capital stock. for
the purpose OF operating a wild west
show on the pike" on the ST. Louis
Exposition grounds The incorporatOrs
are Arthur L Walker. Bernard v.
Loosemore and Bird - CGnElas-
Aznutariai commission was issued today
20 william A. Martin. OF Layerty. an1
Miss Lula E Dolph. OF Guthrie.
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BROTHERS HAD QUARRElED.
Jim Green Was Found Murdered, anc
Brother Is Suspected.

Guthrie. o. T., Nov. 2.-The Hobart
News-Republican gives the following ac-
count of what is supposed to be hor-
rible murder in Kiowa county:
Jim Green was found murdered in Bar
ton Wednesday night. The ghastly desd
IS supposed to have been done by his
Sbrother, Blew. Green.
It. is known. that the brothers had a
difficulty in the evening and that both
were very angry, but no one appears to
have suspected the trouble to terminate
in such a tragedy.
After the brothers had separated and
as all supposed had gone to their respec-
tive homes. Bfev. returned to his friends
and said that his brother had been muir
dered in front of the butcher shop.
A. crowd was soon assembled and went
to the place indicated by Blev. A
chastity knife swound in the neck told its
fown tale. sBlev.. was Immediately placed
under arrest and lodged in the county
jail at CeTdell to await his trial.
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it around on his finger. he claims only

it around on his finger. he claims only
in fun
However. the revolver. forty-fve. was
discharged. and the ball struck Hush
Grant in the feshy part OF the foot. go
ing entirely through. and making a pain
full and dangerous wound. The wounded
man was at once given medical atten-
tion. and IL no complications set il. viii
recover.
Bremen was arrested and fined twen
ty-five dollars for carrying 4 concealed
weapon. and as all the parties agreed that
the injury was the result Of an accident.
he was not held on any other charge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
CONDITIONS ARE GOOD.
Cattle Are Doing Well in the otoe Res
eryation.

Guthrie. o. T, Nov. 2.-Dan Malloy, a
young cattleman of Red Rock, o. T.,
reports the conditions good among the
cattle in the Otoe Indian reservation
But the cattlemen are preparing to hold
over just as many cattle as they can" )"
said Mr.. Malloy. The grass is good,
and cattle are fat but the present prices
will keep MANY of them from being mar
keted this fall. The abundance OF iced
and the good condition Of the cattle VIII
enable the cattlemen 10 hold them There
will be shipped this week from Reo
Rock to Texas 1000 head OF 2-year-old
steers. They will be put back on the
pastures from which they were shipped
a year ago. This is in all probability the
first instance of steers being shippeo
back to Texas from The territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
DUE TO FRICTION.
Cotton Gin at Marie Was Wholly De-
stroved


Guthrie o. T. Nov. 2-The cotton gin
al Marie burned last Friday night. the
fire originating about O'Clock. The gin
was owned by 3. i. Francis Neither
Mr.. Francis or any Of his employees seem
to know the origin OF the fire. but sup
pose il was due to friction. The FIRE
caught in the press and IN two or three
minutes the entire plant was wrapped IN
flames. Any attempt 70 extinguish the
FIRE would have been fruitiesss and fool
ish. The plant was comparatively new.
having been erected just last year and
considerable new machinery was In
stalled this year.
--r Francis estimates his actual loss
~ about $. so; 10 Insurance. Very little.
If any. OF the burnt machinery can Be
used. except the boiler ane engine.
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STICKS TO HIS TRADE.
Prosperity Did Not Turn Him From
His Work

Shuttuck, o. T.. Nov. 2.-William Nc
Crate, who owned the ground occupied
by this town before ii was sold TO a
townsite company, is probably the rich
est section boss in the world. Fifteen
years ago he became q section boss for
the Santa Fe and took the ground or
which Shattuck stands as a homestead
About two years ago he sold the home
stead to William G. Sears and COM
pany of capitalists from St Joseph. Mo
The prosperous section boss owns several
buildings here and has fine alfalfa
farm in the valley, with timber and water
In abundance. Contrary to expectations
his property has not taken him away
from the work that he pursued upo1
first coming to Oklahoma He is sul 8
section boss and has none OF the attri-
butes of a landed aristocrat.
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the St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
company This is the smallest judgment
ever rendered in the federal court at this
place. In 1898 there was a rear end col
lision Of a freight train at Red Fork A
travelling man named d. c. Rose was in
the caboose. He was shraken up some.
but sustained no apparent injury and as
sisted to care for the passengers who
were injured Afterward he conceived the
the idea that the Frisco road owed him
so. 600 for damage to his nervous system.
The jury gave him one cent.
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MARRIED IN THE OPEN.
Young People Gave Their Friends a
Decided Surprise.

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 2-The Lawton
News prints the following account Of a
unique wedding which occurred a short
distance south Of Indiahoma Monday az
ternoon in which Miss Lena Saunders.
daughter of Deputy John Saunders OF
this city and Mr.. Wm. Wilkerson of In
diahoma played the star parts. Miss
Saunders and young lady friend went
driving at the lime stated and when the
couple had gone a short distance south
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
SECOND DAY
C0URSINC MEET
Eight Dogs Are Leaders for
Waterloo Cup.
WATERLOO RACES TO END
American Derby Will Be Run
on Thursday.
WATERLOO RACES TO END

Oklahoma City, o. T, Nov. 2.-The Sec
ond day of the American coursing meet
was devoted 10 "a courses for the Water
loo cup. the first event for the Waterloo
purse and the first course for the Water
loo plate The eight dogs leading for
the cup are: Texas HooHoo, Yours Truly,
Sir Magic, Roguish Eyes, Rubber Ankles
Cioudburst, Honey Grove Girl. Lord Bra
zen.
All Waterloo races will be concluded to-
morrow and the American derby run on
Thursday.
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was held up. Seven years ago she was
married but in a few weeks returned TO
her parents home An anonymous let
ter finally informed her that McCullom
was dea dand she mar'ed man named
Spencer. living at Melvin, some months
ago. The presence Of McCullom in the
land of the living was then very quick
" manifested in a complaint for adultery
sworn to before the commissioner at Wag-
oner by McCuIlom who lives near Fryor
creek. The woman was ardrested and
held to the grand jury at Wagner in
December. McCunom also sought a di-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
LOST HIS HOGS.
Thought the Fire Out, but II Was
Famed by the Wind.

Apache, o. T., Nov. 2.-Umbarger
brothers. who live one mile south OF
town, burned up a lot of refuse which
had accumulated around his pig pens.
He watched it until he thought it was
all burned out and then went to town.
While away the wind changed and re-
vived the Goals Some of the Goals were
blown into the fence and set it on fire
The fire followed the fence and burned
some hog pens. Twelve hogs We're thus
burned, the loss being approximately s75
The hogs burned were shoats, weighing
from 90 to 100 pounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap
CURES DANBRUFF

of the little village Miss Lena suggested
that they stop q moment. She crossed
the field TO a point where the willy VIII
stood in company with a justice of the
peace, and it was but a few moments
until Miss Lena was Mrs. VIII.
The young couple are both popular
with their friends and while there was
no objection on the part of relatives to
the marriage, the young couple certainly
gave the old folks a surprise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
On charre Of Murder.

Guthrie. O. T. Nov. AT AanEsviile
7 T. p J. Laster. who shot and killed
his father last spring. and who was tried
and bound over by the United States
commissioner. FOR maus,aughte-. was ex-
amined before the grand jury AZ T1sh0-
ninEo ard has been held TO the distric.
cour, on the charge of murder - the
arst degree. He has been rsuance6 60
fail 20 await trial
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Guthrie. Q. T. Nov. 2-Thomas Morris
secretary of the Oklahoma livestock s2ai-
tary commission. announced today that
DR.. Frank W. Brewer. inspector. yin be
located at Hobart to inspect cattle cross
ing the federal quarantine line during the
inspection season DR.. Brewer Is rep
resentative ~ the bureau OF animal in
dustry
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Carried TO the Limit.

Lawton. .. T. Nov. 2.-Hallowe'en
pranks were pushed to the lint here Sat
urday evening On both 'ae school re-
serves most OF the ou;buildings We're
thrown over and generally smashed up.
Damage of less serious nature was
done in mary parts of the city. The de-
prediations were by no means all the
work of boys. and the authorities mean
10 punish the vandals.
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Seizure cf Whisky.

Ardmore. L T.. Nov. deputy United
States Marshals raided the Welis-Fargo
EXPRESS Office last night shortly after the
arrival of the midnight train and con-
fscate6 3 large quantity Of whisky which
had been brought from Texas in pack
ages. The whiskey was spilled in the
streets. Il IS said that several arrests
will be made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
ENTERED TWO STORES.
City Marshal Rounded Up Nine
Tramps and Held Them.

Guthrie, o. T.. Nov. 1.-Two dry goods
stores at Cordell were burglariZed Fri
day night and the city marshal rounded
up nine tramps and placed them in the
county Jail for the robbery The city
has been over-run with tramps, and only
last week a number of these nomads
were arrested and fined, the fines being
suspended on the promise of the prison
ers to leave the city. 1t is supposed that
the tramps stayed in the vicinity of Cor
dell until a favorable moment and then
returned and committed the burglary.
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New Trial Granted.

I.awton. Q. T. Nov - new trial
has been granted 10 Louis A J. Noiiers.
the absconding city clerk OF Lawto1. by
Judge Gillette. Voilers made on with
about 81 .oee of city funds. At this term
Of court he was convicted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
PLANT FOR SALE.
Charles F. Greer Announces El Reno
American ON the Market.

Guthrie. o. t. Nov. 2.-Editor Charles
F. Greer, of the FL Reno American. in
the last issue of his paper, announces
the plant for sale, alleging i'll health as
the cause of his wishing to retire from
business. The American has both daily
and weekly editions. Editor Greer is n
brother of Frank Hilton Greer, of the
Daily and Weekly State Capital, of this
city, sand has the reputationto of being one
of the best newspaper men in Okla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-03
Named for Bookkeeoer.

Guthrie. O. T. Nov. ~. 3 Clark. cf
2! Reno. has been appointed - ,ne posi-
ton Of boakkesper IN the United stats
rasrshaIs Office n this city he has zc-
cepted and VIII enter upon me dis
charge CT his duties zt once
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SHE THOUGHT HIM DEAD.
Supposed Widow Remarries and Is
CHARGED With Wronq-Doinq

Guthrie. Q. T., Nov. 1.-The Tahlequah
Arrow prints the following bit of peculiar
news:
The following bit of court news of
local nature is from the proceedings of the
United States court at Vinita: Mrs. Nc
Culiom sought a divorce but the matter
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Walnut Logs 70 Germany.

vezoka. I T Nov 1.-McLaushll llH
B-os. of Hineton. .. T. have fo-re @
men employed hsve preparing walnut ioss
for export % Hamburg. Germany They
expect 10 expert about go logs frozn
re Sa-nlr...fa rzffon
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Snvder Star Sold.

Guthrie. 0. T. NOV. The Snyder star
has been sold By its owner. z r. Nc
Carthey. 70 the Allison Publishing CON-
pany. and the txo papers VIII be con
solidated under the name q the Snyder
Signal-star.
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LIVED AT NORMAN.
Body Of Oscar Putnam is Found Be-
side .he Track

Ardrnore. J. T. Nov. The oocy of
Oscar Putnam Was found bssids a. Atehi-
son. Topeka and santa Re railroad track
early this morning The had Tss
severs1l from Ais 5Osy. Il - thought
that be fal froru train ard ~as I'm
oser. He lived AZ Sorrsaa. o T.
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wHlalEp HIS GUN.
Accidental Discharge Of tire "espoa
Mc.rccd t1urh Grs~-

Sstfrie 81 2 Suv "a r-sa ~@s sfss,
~ asrria9z sztursdav rsshi. ~ Wa'sA
511e r2-ty - -nz-.1eTx =szs ITO -
YORK rfai44razt 70 nz-tzxs g - osf
- slEs a csspgte arpse 80 20 40
sssas.t E@T he HI 3na 1es Afsfia
p-4s-1 . sax saosssr AID besaa Ss-ziias
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ADVANCED The CASE.
Supreme Court viii Hear Piescinss Of
ne Freedmen

Wzzhirgtoz. Sgr. z-TNs Un.;sd states
su7rene court today advanced ths es'e
i7ralFiaS th@ r5Ehts q fres5-zen n tSs
Cf-oetasS az Ch1ckaszs y 1ztso1s - 11ciaa
Territory and So The hsz-rs feT jan
ra-r
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure Z. w. Groves signature is on
each box 25c.
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Rarn pestroYeo hY Liahtnlna.

Guthrie. O. T. NOV. Z.-The large barn
ot william Schwarzberg. near Okarche.
was struck 10y lightning Friday night and.
with the contents. totally destroyed The
loss viii reach about --9o.
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ore Cent DAMAGES.

vinita- I 2. NOV "a 5ary sE fse
1e5sEzl coar1 here returned ; Verde. l-st
asght granting oae cent damages aszinst