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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State of West Virginia.
At rules held IN the ofiiee of the clerk
of the circuit court OF Harrison county
on the first Monday IN December, 1908.
C. L. Showaiter, X. Y. Mccain and
Lee Shout, partners, trading as Hughes
River Lumber Company, vs.. Richard T.
Lowndes and William E. Mcbride, in
chancery.
The object of ta,is suit Is TO enforce a
mechanics lien claimed by PLAINTIFF, on
a certain oil veA DERRICK, together with
fixtures, appliances, etc. tsame being ct
well known as No. y, and ON the
interest of said Lowndes in the trant of
land on which the same Is crested; said
land Is situated in Tenmile district IN
said county, eoatalns ahout sixty apes,
and the interest of said Lowndes therein
il q leasehoad interest, and i the same
that was conveyed to him by Geo. w. F.
Randolph, by assignment, dated Septem-
Der II, 1908, of record In said county
clerks Office IN said county IN deed book
No. l39, page 7s. Said lien i claimed
plaintiff % secure tie payment uf
the value Of bnisding material.
by plaintiff to said Mcbride as contract
OF for said Lowndes, 20 be used in con-
struction of said derrick.
And t appearing by an afisdayit fled
IN this cause that said Mcbride Is q non-
resident Of the state 70 West Virginia.
1t Is ordered that he appear here within
one month after the date of the first
publication of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interests in this
cause. H. w. WILLIAMS,
H. MAXWELL, Clerk.
Counsel. decle-wat
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18
NORMAL
REGENTS MEET
d .Parkersburg and Transact Small
Amount Of Business Concerning
SState Normal Schools.

The regeuts Of the State Normal
Schools held brief but important ses-
sion IN Rarkersbrg this week.
slpefintendeut HoIyman, of Monroe
.seunty, was appointed assistant in the
conccrd State Normal to FILL the place
;af MIS- sAfcCfeary, who Recently resign-
ed. II. r. Brannon rendered his resig-
nation a member of the executive
c6snmittee of the Chenille Normal
scisool, as'hishyNas accepted, and the va
caacy WAS filed by Attorney Herric,<, of
c1enville.
The building committee was ordered to
insestigste the uew>Shepherdstown Nor
lnnl School building and accept the same.
il iinisbed IN acccrdangce with the spec
i1cations.
Mathew Reich, OF Barlersburg, who i.
building q tower dor the Normal School
btaiiaing ct 1Glenyille, was reported to
ave sthe ,nNork well under way. :.
me members present ct the meeting
ere uAeaas &C. .alilles, president; w.
Strauss, secretary; E. l. Dunn, Of
nton; ina E. Robinson, of rsfton, and
Z. ,Suyier, of sShepherdstown.
The members of the board not pres
Il are "a G. ogdin. 70 Wheeling. and
,Ark w. May, Of Lincoln.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18
JURORS DRAWN
FOR COURT.
Grand Juroa Summoned for the First
day ana the Petit Jurors for the
Fourth Des Friday. Jan. IS.

Grand jurors for the next term Of cir
cult court, which hegins january IL, are
as follows:
James AZ Bigies, Ashury Greathouse.
w. G. Showalter, Herschel Robinson.
Reison DAWSON, N. c. Jarrett, Wilson
Bean, L B. Bond, F. E. Robinson, A. d.
Fftzhugh, L j. Ayers, Sins Ash, E. d.
AicCarty, C. A. LAxso,n Alfred Stout
and Lihu Shinn.
The grand jurors arr summoned to ap-
pear Tuesday, tho frat day of the term.
The petit jurors, drawn and summon
I'd to appear Friday, january Is, the
fourth day Of the term. are a. follows:
james II. Sm7th, J. v. Canier, Samuel
Gain, l. b. Robinson, James f. Dye.
$. G. Monroe. Daniel Stont, Morgan r.
Lodge, }. NJ. ,Bctt-. $. f. Sheets, A. }.
Michael. Lindsay Jett. George A, Isen-
hart, Charles A. Short, Lee Stout, Will
diam II. H. CcttriH, II. l.. Gs.wthrop, A.
j. Fletcher, William II. Fleming, John
Shinn, Lloyd N. Allen. F. NJ. Clifford.
Gordon Ki~hbaugh. r ". Hess. John N.
Carr. Fes,ars Orr, Richard y. AIoorc, Al
bert Mason. Jonathan Wolfe. j. T. Haney.
JOAN Sandy. Lecsnnn Turner. Deibert
Harrison. William Smith. William a
Law. Ulysses Robinson. j. G. Harbcrt,
+. b. Griffin. c. +. lsre.ll. T. S. Ham
rick. James NJ. onecn. Arthur Tctrick
y. d. Boring, W. l. Dawson, W. NJ. os-
burn. ". r. Camp. Leroy Lance and
.Iohn +. Stealey.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
decle-wu.

~.
Sce.e OF "es1 Virginia.
At rules held in the Office of the clerk
of the circsait court of Harrison county
on tase first Monday in December, 1908.
Waatman T Day vs.. Richard T.
Lowndes and William E. Mcbride.
The object OF this suit S to enforce
mectanics aien, claimed by plaintiff.
ON q certain oil web derrick, together
with fixtures, appliances, etc tsame be-
ing at well 1nDTn as Morris No. ~,
and on the interest of said Lowndes m
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18
Fight win Be Bitter.

Those who persist in closing their ears
against the continual Recommendation Of
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion. will have long and bitter fgh.
with their troubles. If not ended earlier
by fatal termination. Read what T. r.
BcaIl. OF Beall. Miss, has to say: last
fall my wife had every symptom, of con-
sumption. She took DR.. Kings New Dis
covery after everything else had failed.
Improvement came It once and four bot
Ties entirely cured her, Guaranteed By
Frank 4 DInnIi, ,lr,aRfst. prihr 51r an|i
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ROUGH LIFE FOR rRA1NMEN.

This weather makes life strenuous for
TIE railroassers in this latitude. For. a
week past they have been experiencing
considerable suffering, and are hoping
for q moderation of the ryeather. The
passenger trainmen are not Handicapped
IN tiseir work as are the freight men,
but they are all having a tough time
OF IT. Considerable delay Is caused by
the heavy freight, and bad weather, and
snow IN the mountainous districts has
,aaasa no ithe Inconvenience, but few OF
the drains striving here on time.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18
LOCATES AT
WILSONBUR6
D1. Maynard ]. Simmons, a Graduate of
Columbian University Of Washington,
Win Practice His Profession at
That Place.

DR.. Maynard j. Simmons. who has just
located IN Wilsonburg 10 practice his pro.
fession as a doctor of medicine, was a
VISITOR IN ,the city Saturday. DIR. Sim
mons Is a graduate of the Columbian
UniHersity, of Washington. D. C. He has
had considerable experience in the past
two or three years in hospital work, and
he is well qualified to practice mis- pro-
fession. DIR. Simmons will no doubt
meet with much success in his chosen
field of work.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18
SMALLPOX
AT GRAFTON
Creates Considerable Excitement There.
Teamster Named Jacobs Has the
Loathesome Disease.

Grafton IS somewhat scared over the
fact that case OF smallpox has been
discovered in that town. Friday u man
named jacobs. a seamster by vocation
broke out with the disease and the health
officer pronounced IT smallpox and insti-
tuted quarantine. II has mot bee.;
learned yet how many exposures there
have been, but owing TO the fact that ia
coos IS a tcamsser it Is probable there
have Deen a number. i
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18
a Frisntened Horse.

Running like made down the street,
dumping the occupants, or hundred
other accidents, are everyday occur
reneea- Ut 'behooves everybody to have
a reliable Salve handy and there's none
as good as Buclsien's Arnica Salve.
Burns, cuts, sores, eczema and piles. dis
appear quickly under its soothing effect.
csc, at Frank G. BANDS drug store.
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OF STOCKHOLDERS.

The annual nesting OF the stocisfoltI.
crs Of che Empire National bank OF
cIarksburg for the election OF directors
and the transaction of any other bust,
ness that may properly come before
them, will be held At It's Banking house
in cIarISSburg on Tuesday, january 18th
1904. at O'Clock D. m
e B. DEIsoN. Cashier.
decil-wst
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stockl,ola.
ers Of The Merchants National Bank
of West Virginia. Mt Clarlssburg. for the
election of seven directors. to serve for
the ensuing year, will be held a, IL
banking house Tuesday, January I2th.
1909. S. II. HARRISON.
decii-w'd Cashier.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18
A Costly MISTAKE.

Rlnnders are sometimes very expen-
@'<e. Occasionally life itself is the price
81 AZ mistake. but you'1i never be wrong
II you take DIR. Kings New Life Pills
~ dyspepsia, dizziness, headache, liver
or bowel troubles. They are gentle yet
|hoEough. CSC, at Frank G. Bland's drug
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18

Farms and Town Property for sale,
ranging in price from $500 to $1,000
Write Byron & Charlton, Stewart, Ohio,
for further information. octSo-wst
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-12-18

Braddock whiskey, the hes. in the
world. Cumberland Export Beer, the best
ON the market at Family Liquor Store.
@stf
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NOTICE.

An creditors Of J. w. Collins. VIII
please present their claims, properly YER
lied. 20 me within thirty days from
dis date.
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For summer complaints. use pure dis
TILED Blackberry Brandy. for sals ~
Family Liquor Store. near postofnce.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

Chelsea, about SO lots, Dscsm.
Der /, 1903
Catoosa. about 70 lots. Decem
Der 8, 1903.
Twenty Eve peroentum OF ,h-
purchase price must be paid IN
cash at the time OF sale Within
four months thereafter the pur
chasers must pay tweuiy fys per
centum additional, and the r..
mainder Of the purchase money IN
two equal annual inslallmenls
For further information relative
to these sales address the Com
missiun, Vinita, Indian Territory
Dated At yinila, |. 7, oci 2e,
1908
SHrPLEY, Chairman.
List Of lots to be sold In the
town OF vinita, Indian Territory
November q, 1903.
Lot Block Lot Block Lot Block
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

Are spoiled by using any kind Of prep
aration that dis the pores Of The skin.
The best way to secure 3 clear eonsplez.
On, Tree from saliovness pimples.
olotches. etc Is 70 keep The liver Il
good oEdef. An occasional dos 4 Her
bine wlll cleanse the bowels. regulate
The liver. and 50 establish cieaf. healthy
complexion. soe at Peoples drnn
store du
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

Mr.. Watson, Woo takes up Mr..
Gross work At lhis place, comes
from the Little Rook canfpsenee.
He has no family save 3 grown
daughter. Mr Watson has been
presiding elder Of the ListIa Rock
district and pastor Of Winfield
Memorial church OF that city, and
said TO be good preacher and :
strong man.
The appointments Of the Chero-
kee district are az follows:
W. ]. Sims. presiding elder.
Vinila station, H. n. Watson.
Vinita circuit, L Q Rodgers.
Tahleqush station, W F Free
man; W A Duncan. supply.
Tahlsquah circuit, J F Thomp-
son.
Stillwell circuit, J NJ lively.
Cholsau oifcuit,G N Byers. sup
ply.
Pryor Greek station, c 5 Walker.
Chapel circuit, NJ W Wbelan.
Locust Grove circuit, A " cul.
YER, supply.
Chelsea station, L L Thurston.
Claremore stalion.J Z sowdeFs.
Nowata circuit, W 9 Savage.
Bartlesville station,J N RUSSELL
Collinsville Circuit. S1las {
Riley.
Alton station, L L Johnston.
Grove station. NJ b Mckinney.
Bluejackes circuit. J I Brown.
Weleh station, | " Brooks.
FairIard circuit. } L Duncan.
supply.
Other appnlnteea IN which our
people are Interested are.
J. ) Lamar. presiding elder Of
Wynnewood district.
=. Q. snaak+, Lexington station
(lhe Oklahoma town IN which Pur.
cell buys iss drinks.)
O NJ coppedge. presiding elder
ot Holdenville district; J L Bray.
Holdenville.
J A Psrks. Checosah.
J Lovet', Tishomingo.
N L Butler, First church, Muss.
koeee
P b Hicks. WAGNER.
T + Brewer, president spaulds
institute
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
FOOT Bali WORK.
". n. {. Preparing for Game With
kendalls Of Huskogce.

The Willie Haisen College foot ball
team have been putting 10 some hard
work running signals aud trying new
fofmatluus last week. Tao boys are
= plncky lot, bus their playing Is <ome-
what crude as tet They being light
must rely on sIeed. aud A. NJ. Eseheu.
vhu 4 now assisting 10 ctlachlug
them, hoDss 20 ret them tOgether "a
a. 10 make foot ball machine oi
them by the soth of this mouth. = hea
tney play the Kendall Callese, Of
Huakoeee, At this place.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

W. W. Baker. Of plainview. Neb.,
writes; my wife suffered from lang
trouble for fifteen years. She tried :
number Of doctors and spent over $1,000
without relief. She became very Low
and lost ali hope. 4 friend recommend.
ed Foley's honey and TAR and thanks to
this great remedy IT saved her life. She
enjoys better health than she has known
IN ten years" Refuse substitutes. Sold
BY shauahan & Mitchell. DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
CONF FERENCE
APPOlN TINE ENTS
Rev, H. H. Watson
to Vinita-.BrO.
GrOSStO Durant.

The appointments Of the late NJ.
Il. Conference, south ,at 0klahoma
City, so far AZ the Cherokee die.
,rict 10 concerned, show a consid.
cradle number Of changes. By the
assignment Of Rsv ]. NJ. Gross 10
Durani, Vinita loses the eervicea
OF one o. the most soholarly men
ever stationed bere-perheps the
only "D.D"
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The Limited n


market days for the iarmers'bene.
fit. An auclioneer's services are
provided free Of cost and In addI-
iion s25 10 cash is distributed as
prizes for the best COW. lf,horae,
muS, etc 0nce a month there IL
sure 90 be big crowd in town
Muskogee has sold her school
bonds after some delay
Checotsh has q $4,000 [probably
fake1 horse race scheduled far
Nov. 81
Mai. Leigh Chalmers is now 10
vesligaling ths charges against
Marshal Colbert, ct Ardmore.
The church in which Robt. ].
Burdette, the humorist lecturer.
is preaching at Los Angeles, has
decided to build $1,000, 600
temple.
George Anderson, a mechanic,
fell 20 feet from tower at Wago
ner, Wednesday, and escaped
with his life. Several bones we're
broken, however.
yellow fevsr, which has ragged
at Laredo for some time, has now
made it's appearances as lar north
as San Antonio. and the departure
oi healtb-eeekipg visitors has
caused all departing trains to be
loaded down.
There promises TO be plenty of
air ships at the world's fair.
The Kansss gold Democrats are
trying to get Grover Cleveland 10
make them speech on Jackson
day.
A Grant Evans, Of Muskogee. is
moderator OF the Presbyterian
Synod now 10 session at South
McAleeter.
The Missouri Knights of Pyth-
las will expend a 600 in the con-
struction Of a building at the
worlds fair.
The Missouri Masonic grand
lodge has declared that the St.
Louis convicted boodlers belong
ing TO the order shall be expelled.
Dan Patch broke the worlds
pacing record Thursday at Mem.
phis, making mile in 1:56 IA.
This lowers Prince Alert's score
BY three quarters Of : second.
Lawton is to have her much
coveted water works system. for
which the money from the sale Of
town lots has long been available,
and which was held up by the sec.
reiary Of the interior.
Charles Krels, an indicted Sc.
Louis boodler has been arrested
In Mexico and the Mexican gov
eminent will honor extradition
papers, permitting his return.
This was q general surprise all
around.
Bids on fourteen tracts of land
In the Greek nation we're opened
II Muskoges Friday. The
highest price paid was sl6.29 az
aorse; lowest $3.50; nine tracts
sold; no offer on two.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
HEARST, PARTY
SPEECHES
Pretty Common
IaceAHairS thev
we're, as Re-
ported.

said, made one speech, on his
trip, and If it was as reported,
twas a very poor one. He is
accredited with being favorable
to the creation OF four states,
which means double statehood
for this country-an irredescent
dream. After Mr.. Hearst had
left his party (before Oklahoma
had been reached) Senator Over
ton took up the speech-making
duties and his address az Ok
lahoma City is thus reported
81 am here and am glad to
be here. | will say that we
have come, we have seen and
we are conquered. A great
American citizen, raised in this
great western counTy, a states
man and a great editor, a rep
resentative citizen of a great
state has accorded this congress
sional party the great pleasure
and great privilege of visiting
this vast country that wemight
see and have the opportunity to
study your conditions and de-
termine whether or not you are
worthy Of self-government and
ready to become citizens in this
great republic of ours. We
have visited Arizona and New
Mexico and have finally landed
in Gods country. / always
had an idea this country out
here was filled with Indians
and fugitives from justice from
North Carolina and other states,
but ! find here good American
citizens who are worthy of self
government and citizenship.
You had more people than had
North Carolina when we rebell-
ed against Great Britain. AZ
Ardmore today l saw $4,000
worth OF cotton standing in the
streets for sale, more than /
ever saw at one time in any
cotton town in my own state.
Worthy OF citizenship and self
government Yes. When I go
TO Washington you will find
one voice speaking for state
hood for Oklahoma and Indian
Territory.
Sam Powell. Of Wagner
who was with the party engag-
ed IN the gab-Eest at divers
times and here Is one OF hig ef-
fusions
"0ur Indians are civilized (;
more of them can read aud
write in proportion shan the
whites can. Most of the Indi.
ans are Methodists and Bap-
fists. Many are Episcopalians
and some few are Catholics.
They are quite as competent as
the whites anywhere. Yet two
thirds Of the crimes In the terri
tory come from liquor drinking;
but Il would take the whole
United States army to prevent
the ILLEGAL sale III Iiouar -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE.
viii be Sold at Auc-
ton NOvem-
Der 27


sion has arranged its fret sale Of
lots, aud the offerings 81 Vinita
embrace some very desirable
property. That there will be
spirited bidding at this place ID
not to be doubted when II is un.
dersGood that among other lots to
be sold ale two facing The north
park, adjoining W. T. Beatty's on
the north, which ars given as q
sample. Other desirable locations
are the west side Of the block on
which Sam Frasee's home ID
situated.
Another feature OF these sales IL
the very liberal terms allowed
one fourth down, another fourth
in Tour months ana the remainder
in equal annual installments,
without interest.
Il Is expected that arrangements
will be perfected with the rail-
roads TO run excursions and every
thing will be done TO make the
occasion a business, and as tar ~
may be, a gala one. The official
notices Of sale sre appended as
we'll as a description Of the viniis
llots to be offered:
! SALE OF TOWN LOrs.
CHEROKEE NATION TOWNS.
Dep artmenl OF the Interior,
Office Of Townsiie Commission for
the Cherokee Nation.
In accordance with instructions
: OF the Secretary Of the Interior
and the provisions Of section A Of
she Act Of Congreee. approved July
/, 1902 (82 Stat, 716) public no.
tioe Is hereby given that the Town.
cite Commission fer the Cherokee
Nation will sell, at public auction,
to the higheet bidder. Al not less
than their appraised value, all vs.
cant lota IN the following named
towne. in the ChHrokee Nativa,
dndien Territory, The sale or dis.
! position Of which lots has moi
otherwise been provided by The
general terms OF the act referred
20, such splss 10 commences upon
the dates given and At the towns
named:
WEIGH. about So lots, November
le, 1903,
Blua jacket, about i76 lots.
Nogember IS, 1908.
Alton, about 1876 lots, November
%, 1903.
Vlnlsa, about ib0 lots. Novem.
B6 n, 1908.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29

Mrs Minerva Smith, q DauvIile, M.
urtea: Il had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until used
Foley'a honey and TAR uhich L sure
eure Sold hy shanahaa : AIIschslI. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-29
NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
Various Sources of Supply
Drawn Upon.

The British Minister TO Madrid,
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, has
been selected to the vacancy at
Washington.
J. George Wright has given no
lice that in view of Judge Ray.
mond's decision, though contrary
TO Clayton, the tribal tax would
be collected
Judge Gill eeIved a restraining
order end stopped Zach Mullhsll's
roping contest at vinita lasi Sun
day. As a compromise a ball
game was pulled offand the coun
try band paraded. Eufaula Jour
nal.
Rev. D. Q, Beattis of Golconda,
is the most hilarous individual In
all the territory today. the cause
OF this seemingly unreasonable
condition being attributed to no
less reason than that his wife
presented him with triplels Of IL.
male persuasion last night. This
makes tolel Of nine daughters
born in this family to date. The
boys are yet TO arrive. -Euiaula
Journal.
They have peculiar ideas of Sab
bath ateecration ut Vinita. One
of the clergy applied foi aud OBJ
tanned an injunction to prohibit a
rOping contest on Sunday, and
then the crowd we're pscifed by a
base ball game. II isa little difh
cult for the ordinary layman to
difierentiale sometimes, but that
Vinita preacher apparently knows
just where 10 draw the line =
Wagner Record.
Al sndeavor to have an Indian
Territory lawyers convention at
Muskogee this week failed Scarce.
ly anyone came and q whole lot OF
good things TO eat and probably
TO drink were missed. The pro.
posed purpose was to memorialiEe
congress TO provide additional in.
ferior courts, one Of the duties of
which should be to take care OF
the probate business.
Judging from the tone Of the
press 10 bis district Judge Gill
will have no opposition whatever
to reappointment. This does not
mean that there is nobody In the
district who feels himself capable
to fill the place but 1t does mean
that Judge Gill has been so fair
and able as Judge, aud his per
sonal character has been of such
O. C.May,a waponer merchant,
shot and killed 5. q. Grsath ouse,
farmer, iew days since, aud
wounded the msn's son. There
vas no one in the Store 81 the time
but the understanding is that
trouble arose over settlement.
The case seems bad CUE, as May
seems so have got mis- gun after
The row was over.
The Muskogee court sent a per.
sons to the Fl. Leaven worth peni.
tentiary-4 Indians, ) whites aud
II negroes. Granville Bell. = ne
gro, murder, went for life; Geo. NJ.
Bean, negro. murder, 10 years;
Frank Gerber. white. murder, s.
years; Bob Henderson,. negro,
murder, 10 years. FL Smith jail
sentences wers passed on Is per.
sons.
a circular announcing the pro.
gram OF the Texas cotton conven-
tiOn TO be held At Dallas, Nov s.
and 8. states that the Mexican
boil weevi destroyed $4,000
bales ul cotton in that state IN
1902 aud that the damage for 1903
Is much greater.
Il Is said the NJ. X. & T. will
be compelled 10 fnd = dillsren,
mesns Of entering Kansas City
from that nov employed, viz; ths
Frisco from Paola, as that CON
psny has given nolice Of dosira
to terminate the present lease
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-05
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