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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-13
REWARD FOR ROBBERS.

Helena, Feb. i2.-The Northern Pa
cifc Railway company has offered re-
ward Of 5000 for the arrest and con-
yictIon Of the five men who are said
10 have held up the Burlington express
just east Of Butte this morning. The
company will pay the 5000, reward for
the entire gang. or $1,000 for each mem
ber convicted.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-13

Senator Pierce's bill to appropriate
$4,000 for experimental feeding purpose
and for the conducting and develop
ment of the agricultural experiments Of
the eastern Oregon agricultural station
at Union, made special order of busi-
ness for this morning, was favorably
reported upon by the committee OF the
whole and was passed after some dis
cussion,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-13

Ing papers and that within 25 minute,
tho robbers had finished their work and
we're on their way to Butte. He was
forced to uncouple the engine, mail and
express ears from the remainder pf the
train ana carry the dynamite for the
robbers, while one OF the bandits fired
a bullet between MS legs to hurry him
ut.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-13

o'clock in the afternoon. On my recent
visit 20 France met the physician and
| know that thus far he has only said
that when he examined the bodies he
found evidence Of cerebral injuries. AS
to the time he has said nothing
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SUSPECT ARRESTED

Butte, Feb. i2.--Detectiye Murphy
arrested William Mccullough on gus-
pIelon OF being one OF the Northern
Pacific train robbers, this afternoon.
The sun OF 1885, was found In Nc
culiough's belt.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-12

Chas. Collins, one OF AdaIr's mer-
chants, was In Vinlta Tuesday.
Fred MeDauiels, mayor Of Bartles-
vile, was 10 the city Saturday.
J. 7. GreeniDe, brother Of J. NJ.
GreenIng. is visiting In vlnita.
o. L. strother aud Editor Lunsford
we're here from Tulsa yesterday.
VIM. Patterson, Of stlIlwell, O. T.,
Is registered at the Green hotel.
DR.. Frank Duckworth Of Olaremore
visited the land ONCE yesterday.
w. II. Tarrant has the contract for
remodeling w. e, Halsell's home.
Taylor Grutchneld went TO Table
Quah Saturday TO visit few days.
Arthur Chamberlln returned Mon
day from a business trip to Tulsa.
Miss Anna Reamer will assist in the
millinery department at RatelIf's.
Money to Loan Short time, small
amounts. w. J. CLEMENS. dwtt
Mrs. Dolly Breedlove Of Fairland
has been visiting Mrs. Q. r. Griffith.
Mrs. Katherine Tourtlllott OF
Seneca, NO., IL visiting Mrs. Wacaser.
Mr.. French, banker OF Rolla, Mo-,
is here looking at the town and com.
try.
Washington Adair was in from his
farm Friday with load OF ine par
ships
]. Wilton Ratcllif has accepted 4
situation with the Cherokee National
bank.
Two prisoners we're brought 10
from Lenepah Monday charged With
murder.
Ed StaceF has moved hts family 10
the second house Dofth OF W. P. Gate
woods.
Al INu Htt ANAHl Ata1uutA tuhAI au0
be shown our prices BaIentlne Cash
Store. "
G. Hendrix and family moved Tues
day TO their new house north Of the
laundry.
MIRA Chas. Rhea left Monday evening
for q visit at Mammouth SpfinQs.
Arkansas.
]. W. Eby and J. B. Quigley Of
Atchlson, Kan, are here looking for
a location.
Potatoes. potatoes and more pota-
toes. Co eat or to plant. balentine
Cash Store.
Henry knight Is assisting Taylor
4 Laurence 10 their closing OUT sale
this week.
We still give you that 3 per cent
discount On your purchases Valentine
Cash Store.
Foley's kidney Cure makes The KID
ueys and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious Sold BY shanahan
4 Mitchell. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-12

Bud Ledbetter run 10" bunch OF
crap-shooters sunday at the Michael
billiard hall.
Stalk cutter a oaDtonl for sale.
Used one season. Price go. See
Harry Hunt. di29w2e
Joseph P. Hurley, representing the
Unitype Company Of Chicago, was a
caller Friday.
a. II. Hendren and A. NJ. Koch ar
rived from Bloomfield, Indiana, Mon
day TO remain.
Miss frankie Walters is working at
Badgett's and will learn the
millinery trade.
Walter charisworth came over froiu
Grove Sunday TO spend s few days
with his parents.
Miss Bessie Barrett has accepted
position a. governess 10 the family
OF Mat Hawkins.
Mrs. L. Railey came home Sun
day from Parsons, where she had
been visiting friends.
Dr. w. NJ. Campbell OF Seneca
came down to attend the funeral OF
bis uncle II. NJ. Frogge.
Tuesday was the banner day at
the land ofice, more than one hum
dred nlinga being made.
Mrs. A. L. Gex will leave 10 few
days for Missouri, where she goes for
the benefit Of her health.
The warm weather and the signs Of
spring have developed number OF
candidates for city marshal.
II you are willing 10 "try Anything
once give Us chance and Il will pay
you. Balentlne Cash Store. "
Miss DezzIe Purviance Of Atkins,
Ark, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. w.
5. Crockett 70 vinlta Saturday.
I'd Long, Chairman Of the Ohero-
kee Townsite Commission. returned
from Rolla, Me-, Monday night.
The family OF Mr. Smith OF the
Excelsior Laundry arrived Monday
and will make vlnlta their home.
Dr. Emmett Starr came up from
Clafemore Tuesday and will spend a
few days With relatives in VlnIta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brune lost one
OF their little twins Tuesday and
the other Is 10 a critical condition.
Miss Joe Dunn Is expected this
week 10 assist Miss Hayward 10 the
millinery department At the Jumbo.
This ONCE Is Ia receipt oian elegant
new map Of the middle west showing
the Katy railway aud Is tributaries.
J. w Coons. the rotund aud ap-
pafently well fed editor Of The Welch
star. was pleasant visitor Friday.
Mf.and Mrs., " .Ralney left satur-
day lor their home At Cottage GroTe,
Tenn, after visit with relatives
here.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-12


A letter from e. B. Frayser At
Juaras, New Mexico, Tuesday states
that dust and dry weather prevails
there.
NJ. and Mrs. E r. Waller ate go
log TO housekeeping soon In the
dwelling nov occupied by J.. N. Oar
rough.
Beverly LaFon came down from
Edna. Saturday TO visit his family Mr..
LaFon moved bis family here last fall
to be in reach Of the schools.
Miss Margaret JustIson arrived Sun
daY from Sc. Louis and has taken
charge OF the millinery department
at the Ratclltf Mercantile Co.
A team stalled Ia front Of Chap
mana BrigRs'drug store Tuesday after
noon and had 10 be unloaded and the
wagon lifted out OF the mud.
Mfr. Woodslde, son of Judge Wood
side Of Rolla, Mo-, and a friend OF Ed.
Long, OF the Townslte Commission,
is spending few days 10 Vlnlta.
LIP. Isbell and D. n. Mars offer
rare opportunities TO The gas aud oil
company to put down a we'll on their
property 10 the Bull creek bottom.
E.P York, excursion agent Of the
NJ. X. s T. railway. was here from
st. Louis Saturday. His company has
great things In store for the Indian
Territory.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. b. KeeleF OF Bar
tlesvIlle and Mrs. Dan Morton Of Ra-
mona have returned home after a
visit with Mrs. Josie Hall and other
relatives here.
Attorney Sam F. Parks. member Of
the Cherokee board OF education, Is at
Springfield, No., With a Cherokee
orphan boy who he took there 10 be
treated by . specialist.
The contemporaries son Of II. Z.
Harkrlder was badly hurt b. falling
from the passenger train Tuesday
evening, while riding from the Frisco
depot 20 the coal chute.
The vlnlta Dramatic Club Is gogag
TO present "Under the Laurels" 20
the opera house March II. for the
Relief Union. Everybody should turn
out and help this good cause.
W. S. Crockett returned from South
McAlester Saturday night and has
assumed charge OF the mechanical de.
partment Of the chieftaln, plaee .
which he Is by 90 means a straussf.
Mr. Crockett Is among the few whn
have thoroughly mastered The aft 81
modern printing.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-12
LOCAL NOTES
lhn Walker Is sick.

hu Walker ls sick.
|, ]. uambIlI is down from Welch.
2oss, Of Monett, Mo-, is 10 the
n't fan to plant some trees this
g.
as. Hunt and wife are visiting 10
lps.
II. whitney was up from Adair
rday.
Il. Churchill spent sunday with
hmlly
\. Dlsch, Of Seneca, was in this
Tuesday.
!. Stalker and wife Of fsushyhead
vIulta.
les Provence was here from
fanesday.
Ind Q. p. Chambers are In town
Claremore.
Carrie Stevens lie employed at
antral oiiice.
J. Jarboe was in from Pawpaw
yesterday.
Willie Trott OF Alton spent
IN Vinlta.
Fltt Blackstone left Saturday
fof Musk0gee.
q Creek Is higher than IL has
Qr long time.
Rayaeld was In Pryor Greek
ay on business.
II. s. stubblefield vent 80 ~.
Thursday NIGHT.
add, Of the Missouri School Of
vas here Friday.
alma Lofts Is working for
ulta Republican.
SALE Soda fountain, good
By s. J. Barns. DIV "
Palmer OF Springfield, Mo-, is
red &C the Green,
md Mrs. Trapp returned from
Tuesday morning.
l.. Smith was here from bis
sar Alluwe Friday.
Mills l. quite sick a. her home
aorth part Of town.
highland, Of the vinita Meat
taking a vacation.
Woodafd ls paperlng the Of
ms at the court house.
O. Anderson and children
lnp ia Memphis, Tenn.
Il talk o. ; large hotel being
South Wilson street.
on't Worry Club would DO 4
&c business these days
.Dewltt Blackstone vent 10
Saturday night 10 visit
~ relatives
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-12

Take Laxative Bromo Outline Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II Il fails 70 cure. Z. W. Grove's sig
stature ia on each box. so. DIV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-12

Avery Miller, OF Eeedmore, was ar.
rested and brought 10 Friday
charged with an assault on Jim Dan
Eel. The dIfiiculty occurred on the
train between Alton and Seneca one
day last week.
Next Sunday morning at eleven
O'Clock DR.. J NJ. Gross OF the Metho-
dist church will deliver q sermon By
request In the interest OF the
Woman's Home Missionary Society.
The public Is cordially invited.
La grippe coughs yield quickly to The
wonderful curative qualities Of Foley's
Honey and Tar There Is nothing else
'iust as good" Sold By shanahah !
Mitchell. DIV
Mrs. Eugenia Thompson and Pleas
G. Williams we're quietly married At
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Shelton SATURDAY evening, Dr. J. n.
Gross oiiiciating. Tney left on the
evening train for Howland. Texas, %
make their future home.
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andpe
be is
IS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-03-12

The best pill meath the stars and stripes;
II cleanses the system and never gripes.
Little EARLY Risers OF world repute--
Ask for DeWitt's aud take no substitute.
A small pill. easy to buy. easy to take
aud easy to act, but never failing in re-
suits. Dewitt's Little Rariy Risefs
arouse the secreticns aud act as = tonic
to The liver, curing perm Auently. Aw
Foreman. DIV
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS.
They Meet at Camp Logan and Form
an Association,

Guthrie. o. T., Oct 15.-The National
Guard Association of Oklahoma was or
ganized at Camp Logan yesterday. Its
membership consists of the commissioned
omcers of the Oklahoma National Guard.
Its purpose is to promote the efficiency of
the militia system OF Oklahoma by secur-
ing the cooperation and unity OF action
OF all officers in matters of policy regard
ing the various interests affected The
following officers were elected. after the
adoption of q brief but comprehensive
constitution: President. Captain Roy
lnornas of Pond Greek; vice president,
Captain A. l.. Emery OF Watonga; secre-
tary. Lieutenant Frank -obertson OF
Blackwell; treasurer. Captain H. p. Wet
zei OF Perry Members Of the executive
committee. Captains Charles F. Barrett
of Shawnee. Dan J. Norton of Chandler,
and Mont f. Highley of Oklahoma City,
together with the president and secretary
of the association.
The executive committee is charged
with lie direction of the affairs OF the
association during the intervals between
meetings. Questions of policy, both ad-
ministrative and legislative will be
passed upon by this committee and it Is
propable that it's influence actively ex-
erted. will be potent for the good OF the
guard in many ways. The members of
the executive committee are all numbered
among the most competent and trust
worthy officers in the service and may be
depended upon to act advisedly IN all
matters that are brought to their con-
oidaro+fon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
RECALLS EARLY DAYS.
Ransom Payne Is Surprised at Recent
Osveiopments.

Oklahoma City. O. T, Oct l5.-Ranson
Payne. formerly deputy United States
marshal in Oklahoma, il commenting on
early days, said:
Il was amazed this morning" said
Mr. Payne to q reporter. when I entered
the city in q wagon from the northwest
I had not visited the city in three years
and when l reached the crest of the hin
north Of town and looked down upon the
old Couch farm and the Parker farm
and saw the myriad of residences, a big
school house. a cotton NIL and a summer
garden and race track. it dazed me and
had to rub NY eyes and look at it again
10 convince mystelf that what appeared
before my eyes was not mirage. yet
can scarcely comprehend how such voa-
derful improvement has bee naccom-
plished within three years time
Yes, I used 10 be United States mar
slaal in charge here before the territorial
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TOOK HIS GUN.
fiighwaymen Hold Up Deputy Sher-
in at Shawnee.

Shawnee. o T.. Oct i5-Chlcf IInl was
notified by phone Monday night 70 be on
the watch for two robbers who had held
up a deputy sheriff az Earlhoro about
dark that night The men were deseri
ed as one TAN and slim. the other short
and chunky. botn well dressed and pos
sessed of plenty Of nerve
They met Deputy Sheriff Francis on the
streets or Eariboro about dars Monday
night and walked mp 10 him without hlm
suspecting that they Intended. robblng
him.
\ revolver at his temple was the frct
intimaiion that be had that theY meant
business. he vas forced % bxld up
his hands. as he bad NO chance to draw
his own weapon. They searched him ansl
took his gun. a 3S-calibre colts. mount
cd on IS frame and pair ~ handouts.
His keys we're also taken ana the men
then ran. He got gun ard went after
them but failed To catch them.
II II reported today that store AZ
Earlboro wss robbed fea moments be-
fore the deputy Uas held un. The men
were into the store and bought crackers
and cheese Tor a uncu. when they ex-
pressed "a desire for beer. "a clerk went
after some. and they neld mp fhs other
clerk and took what they wanted THE
men are supposed % b. hiding ln this
vicinity and a close watch ia beiar kept
FOR them. sheriff Grace wna called q
Earlboro Monday night and be f. alss
az work On the ease
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
DATES FOR INSTITUTES.
Secretary Thohurn Has Made Out .
List cf Places.

Guthrie. O. T, Oct. Isl. 2. Thoburn,
secretary II the territorial board OF agTi-
culture. today made public his schedule
Of dates for farmers institutes through
out the territory Mr.. Thoburn viii az
tend each meeting on the dates al
rounced n giving the dates when the
county is mentioned. &, indicates I; to
be a county institute. while the neetings
Cd tha other places are more foF the
orgznlza tion Of the fsru.ers.
Eduo5d Oct =. Jones city. Oct. g.
Oklahoma City tOkiaf.osaa county. Oct
~: Lexington. Get. =: Norman, Oct
ae-si. Guthrie logan county. NOV. 20:
Crescent City. N0v. ;, Enid lGsrfsis
county. NOV 81, Pond Creek Grant
couufi. Nov. -; Nedso-d Nov. -. Gar
her. Nov. s.. Okeenc. SsT :. The=sss
Nov. .: Arapaho Coaster cpuatyj. Nov.
a-i8. Talosa Dewey c-uatyl >oy E-Iz
Selling. NOV 1915. PeTsln1Hsee. Sov. a.
woodward gYg0o<szara county Eov
1911. Grand lDsy cosa;Tl. SoT. Il: Way
zoks Sos. Is. Alsa TEvosds County,.
Ssv. 1-Es. Geo. Eov =. Ustsrrz fsi4isae
ranntsy No -@1, Geary- S0T. =. =
geno fCauaassz coantr5 Sev. @z-zt: Her
rezsev. ssoT =. kiEgfsaer sKiagssh-sr
oauztyl. Sov. s4-S: cssaloa. Sov. =:
a.ufhsiL sSov - Ps-rv lSehie county.
New. rs. BuHngx Nov y: B-srsaa.
Sov. s-Dee. J. To-ksuz- Dee -. Ssw-
ktrx sKav csar;ys. DEE - Pawaee
sE's Enea couatys. Dee 81. sfiBsztsr
Payne couziy}. Dec- go crsesaT- Dr.
S; chsnaser G-lacosa eozEsyf. DEE -.
weasssoa- Dec :; Mseker. Dee- ~; Ts-
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ton and the other to be used in the bur
glarious safe contest The National
Lock and Safe company OF Cleveland
have also written that they VIII try 80
arrange to send one OF the cannon brcech
screw door safes Tor the contest. The
Mosler people have not been heard from
al the present time. but as they are the
ones who suggested the contest IL is al
most certain that they VII send one or
two safes for the contest.
OF the few contests OF this kind that
have been held. all have proved attrae-
tions- To banker especially Il is a
great sight 10 see three or four experts
working on the safe Of a rival company
with large hammers dynamite and bar
glars tools. trying 10 open it ia the short.
est time possible. Although each OF the
companies claims that It's safe Is burglar
proof. there has never been one that has
not been opeHed in the contests By the
experts of the rival companies though IL
has taken over an hour 20 open some of
them. The place for holding the contest
has not been secured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
BOUGHT FOUR LOTS.
Notice Was Posted That No Church
Could Be EuiIt

Chandler. O. t. Oct 15.-Some time ago
the colored Baptists Of Wellston bought
four lots on which to build a church
and Albert Boyd, 4 coiored man put up
a tent and was occupying il as d resi-
dcnce preparatory TO building the church,
says the Publicist
Words of dissatisfaction on the part
of some OF the residents of Wellston had
reached the ears of the colored people
and Boyd says he offered to sell the lots
if the church was objectona BILE. but as
no one offered to buy he supposSe there
was no serious objections and tsNy were
proceeding to build the church. Friday
night Boyd had business out of town
and during the night some party or par
ties destroyed his tent and threw his
household furniture over the ground and
then posted the following notice on the
spot occupied by the tent:
Notice is hereby given that those con-
templating a church for the use of the
colored people on this property are here
by warned that the building of such a
church viii under no consideration be
allowed by the citizens of the town of
Wellston.
we nope TINS warning VIII ne heede1.
hut if it is not and any further progress
is made in the building Of a church for
coIored people on this property sterner
measures will be adopted when we next
call (Signedl
CITIZENS OF WELLSTON."
''Wollston. O. T. Oct s 1879
Boyd and other colored people from
that place are here today consul ding the
officers in regard to the matter.
When seen Boyd said he thought he
knew the parties but could not swear
who did the deed. The notice was writ
ten on a typewriter and was evidently
done by an amateur as the body was in
fun capitals while the signature was put
in small letters and the punctuation was
bad.
Boyd stated that he dill not knew what
steys his people would take in the mat
ter as he had not consulted them further
thar on the subject of prosecution.
The county attorney IS out of town and
VIC could not learn what viii be done
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
TOOK A STRAW VOTE.
interesting Experiment in Res
tauralt

"A advertising agent, representing. q
prominent New York magazine. while on
& recent western uip was GininE en-.
evening in Pittsburg restaurant.
While waiting for his order he glanced
over ms newspaper and noticed the ad-
Ne.usement of we'll known dyspepsia
preparation, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
as he himself was a regular user of the
tablets, he began speculating as 70 how
many Of the other travelling men in IN,
dining room were also friends of the non
ular remedy Tor indigestion.
lie says; 1 counted twcnty-three men at
She tables ard in The hotel Office took
TIE trouale 10 Interview them and was
SURPRISED 70 learn that nine of thc twenty
three mace practice Of taking one or
THO of Stuafts Dyspepsia Tablets after
each meal.
one Ct them told ne he had suffered 50
much from stomach trouble that at one
time he had been obliged TO quiz the road
but since using Stuart's Dyspepsia TsbIats
had been entirely free from iniirestic,,
bu; he continued their use. esnee,olr,,
while tiaFcl.ng, on account of i,~ep,,,sr-
ity IN meals and because like an t~a--s,i.,,
men he was often obliged 20 eat bst h
could set ana not always what he wanted
Another, who looked the pict,,re Of
hee4eh. said he never ate q meal without
taking a Stuart Tablet af5eryrara because
ne could cat what he pleased and when
he pleased without fear OF s.esDless
nieht or any other trouble.
St'H another used them because bc
was subject TO gas on stomach ca,,s,-,,-
Pressure on heart ana lungs. sbortr,ss
OF breath ana distress in chest which
he no longer experienced since usi,, ~,
tablets regularly.
Another claimed that stuarts n,-Sna,.
STA Tablets was the only safe remedy he
haa ever found Tor sour stomach ,-s
aeidity He had formerly used comrnon
SODA te relieve the trouble hut the -
lets were much better and safer n ns.,
After smoking. drinking or ether ev-
cesses which weaken The digestive ~
gans nothing restores the stomach - u
healthy, who.caoue condition SO e9ertf-
ally as Stuarts Tablets
StnaTt's Dyspepsia Tablets contain tba
natural cigestives. pepxia. diestase whlch
every weak stomach lacks. as well as
ntlx. hydrastin and yellow par.!.a. and
can DO safely relied on as a radical cure
for every form Of poor digestion. so,s
by druggists everywhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-16
NEW BANK OPENS.
Capital 100000 and Deposits More
Than 4 Quarter Million

Oklahoma City. 0. T.. Oct 15-In the
building that has been the home of the
Oklahoma Trust and Banking company
there opened for business this morning
the Commercial National bank, with a
casn capital of s100, go and deposits of
over a quarter of a million, and with a
directory and list of officers who are the
men who have contributed to the making
of Oklahoma City and who have always
been foremost in every movement for the
advancement of this city and territory
The Commercial National bank is the
successor of the Oklahoma Trust and
Banking company and its charter was
granted by the comptroller of the cur
rency some weeks ago, but did not be-
come effective until this morning because
of some changes that We're made neces-
saIy to the change OF business from the
trust company plan to that of a national
bank.
The officers of the new institution are:
Or. John Threadgill, president; Charles
F. Colcord. vice president: John C.
Hughes. cashier; Elmer c. Trueblood, as
sistant cashier. The directors are: John
Threadgill, c. H. COlcoId. Jno. c. Hughes,
e. c. Trueblood. b. f. Zeiglar, w. F.
Young and C. Z. Bennett.