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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-08-01
The Thumbs Of Thieves.

For the Bertillon system of iden-
tihcation, we may apparently score
a good point in the report from
London of the arrest of four rogues
and Bertillon's theory assumes that
no two men are absolutely alike
that if you can put upon record all
the facts that fix a mans individu-
atty, this will be certain guide to
that mans identity. Applied in the
art of the detectives, this theory
promised at one time more splendid
results than have been realized, but
It seems to be working its way.
One of the points in the system
involves the impression made by the
thumb upon any soft surface, say
wax. Upon the under surface OF
the end of the thumb you may OBJ
serve a maze of minute lines; and
It held that these lines are dissimi
lar in every person. In London
jewelers. shop burglar had lighted
his way with a candle and left the
candle behind him, and on the can
die left the impression of his thumb.
At police headquarters they had an
impression of the thumb of every
professional thief, and making a
comparison they found their men.
They knew the man and his assoc
ates, caught them all and recovered
a portion of the stolen properly.
Thus science helps the police
but it also educates the thieves, who
learn eventually not to leave behind
such certain evidences Of their iden-
tity.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-08-01
Reasonable Wish.

Wayne MacVeagh, the lawyer
and diplomat, has on the outskirts
of Philadelphia an admirable
stock farm. One dag last sum-
mer some poor children were per-
mitted to go over this farm, and
when their inspection was done to
each of them was given a glass of
milk. The milk was excellent. 1t
came, in fact, from a $1,000 cow.
''Well, boys, how do you like
it?" the farmer said when they
had all drained their glasses. Gee
Finer said one little fellow. Then,
after pause, he added, II wisht
our milkTnan kept COW
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-08-01
No Female Anaels.

A minister on Long Island has
declared that there are no female
angels in heaven. As he does not
disclose the source of his inforlna-
ton, the statement may be open
20 argument. He is reported to
have said to his audience:
Most peoples idea OF an angel
is Of a beautiful, graceful, white
robed female figure with a wing
on either shoulder, peacefully
floating through tbs air. / want
to say there are no female an
gels"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-08-01

Miss Mary Z. Robinson, of Pitts
burg, Pa, is the richest woman
evangelist. She is the niece of Jno.
G. Robinson, secretary OF the Pitts
burg & Lake Erie railway; has a
fortune of 100000 in her own
right and owns one Of the most lux
urious homes in the Smoky city.
She is young, pretty and has such
a glorious voice than an inpresa-
RIO offered her $1,000 a year 10
sing in public. Friends and rela-
tives oppose her purpose. but she
has decided TO enter the field OF
evangelical work and devote her
life 10 teaching tie moral law and
trying TO save sinners
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-08-01
He Doesn't Wander Much.

John w. Ford. of Jefferson
township. Hillsdale county. Mich.
has never been outside Of the
county named but once since I845
and has only paid 80 cents rail-
road fare III all his life. Mr.. Ford
is a great reader and his a fine
library Of standard and miscellan-
eouS works. He was collector for
q fire insurance company in Hills
dale county for twenty-nine years
and made all his collections on
foot.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-08-01

FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS RcoNs Apply 70 J.
Porter. Adams street ceoosit E. Fl. oodrich s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26

|fouan SfripebcrosItpIen. gGaaeut
errSes al itsrre % mirrore SiilcSer
|I%hcdreller ira "8umtneruappen"
(8open til 70.Iarsoogen), @oIilei
Wtiheiongelo, @oetbe, Serb. gpun.
tbes MoIeri al 9isrnions aomIC
Siem Oct iurnsieliee goirle &iaebC
az Gtgterets 6ar % TO andre Ere.
tier III. Il. &n en- anoeu 8eg rim.
Der ri 9ogifabet nIe6 Dnolimsoig.
trren Sictor Srgo, Resting, EbIen.
idlloaer. Sem EdiI o. en- Ienaoc
papulrriiloioiiif 2iterutllr. Sppe
poa Sfabet troner @ibsitat1tcn al
aIerurtber aielono nreo line elegant
inoeSe. tire Mtoutader % fit iarfa.
Itiite 6pliogrouri. GnocI bHtoriife
Garfer err opitillet / ct mirt0re BOG.
ifab, meSeuS Sc ileite ifieuIiterGrc
ge9er al rorif % fremneo Siterotltr
err operfIpttet til Senner8 GUS. III
flor Sntcrcsic err 9reoifnbet meo Ell
MGlrgSe Snuarm i'll De ithit on.
foiurle IoitforieroeIIcr. Soer Sag
ooernGI6eS 10 9iernion al Sfriuel'
Ter ira IInerNcu on AIperoenS Stng.
ipecielt maaife oppellereltSe til bans
gpbe Sicrtc.
Gag GuIGtaS bGber Tia Sotr9cu,
bpor en9ortg Sriitoficr Sanions Sol.
boffeu" loa. Sltiet er mi fIpttet neo
poa @auroen, men iopuiif og frco.
illlot cr oct enbut Seroppe mellcm
SrrfIm1gerne al aip, Roqu oa @irf,
set belle Iiqciom SanucnOe en- oilN
Bart til Tigterhuiet ~neocufor, meo
aisIigbe6 % fuIofommen 20,
ct 0remmeIdlrb mt6t / Ell
trnpI 8erSeu. 90 IGraere bortc
goar sem tronpe Ell ino / 6ieIoflSf.
ten meO frobig Gepetotior Ill 9 a.
set, bpor oct flare &ato forurer
no al alipperue.
&c0 Gnoen al Sct IfpG9efuIbc Cir
feoac ienSer jog oct toieligc GmuIe
guile Sigterbicm min GiifcoSbtlicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Srep fra 8iornion.

Sra 9isruitierne 9isrniou iom
for 1iocn opboIocr iiG / StnIien, bar
Or. Sicloc / abercrombie, e. TAT,
.iislqe "6rom" mOotaact fsI8enoe
SfrtpcIic:
Seq ifltIoe Irngit ia iparet pod
0ere$ fiure @rcu OF taffet lem;
mere Gu set. Mcn mar iea filter
0pbt inn / Ct mt og meaet uoniteligt
Nrbeioc, er ieg life belt ttIregneItg
for oet spriqc &croeu. Ron iaar
bore oper me6 mig.
On SGiteu C9alttairter) Dor LEG
life lGit. 9tof bort ct og antet gIGn"
ne,l min Siritrlr, men life lGit, Sao'
leSeS er scr, iom too | De mnerTfdl'
ifc BLADE 0aa graeIiN, bet mia Ell
luffet gof, tbi bun IGier fife gngel'f,
Seq fan life IGie aft bette ON mig
ieIu. Sea fm tnopt bore paa oct.
naar ies ieIp er tilitc6e. Oct er frN'
teIigt. Get meItc al bet 'pneS mig
heQere life riatigt. Ntcu ollie, ionI
ban ifreuet biefn, fOriifrer. Arctanoer
gior0e iine Safcr itorartet. De faar
taffc BAN for oct. RI ieper nan az
ter / ariiteHbommcu; ban iUtes mig
GA ligne apbben; BAN mda baaoe bd
SiS og &uuo. Sea err ct &dnoopr,
iom lar oct mnitiife SAP bore Tor oct,
set err. Geo buaper, han bor oct goot.
Sea snifer megct az ie BAN igien.
Ge bar ia9t til Or. Soeqb, at ri
10, Soegb OF ieg, par Irtitotruter"
ga, jcQ oil ia ell forrcm Billie, ifi6nt
2ip. Sffc iii iea Iepc / Sfi6henfGr'
Siqbco ni noaeu Sort. Wten belle nit
9lrbeioc oaor ut poo ga ~iorlsie arGf'
terlre oq Sa isrit % remit oan, ioln
TRADITION, armoo. ~ltuioeubeo, OOer'
fro binOer. Seq CT Socialiit mere pt
roget arnet, naar ieg ifaI porttitenp'
les. Mcn iom poIitiit Rarti bGrcr
Sociuliitcrre iig iaaIeSeS 40. at iea
timber mig 6ubt iroel blonbt Dem. Sa'
6eiuI6c. utofnemlige. u~moaocltge,
ofte ifiScn / i'm MunS (?) 49, icg
fom til az ebelPgae boabe nit Su'
mer og min Et6, on ieg ifltIoe bare
Ser"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Clemens 8eterien.

Wagiiter Clemens Teterier ofret.
tie iaaar til 9anmarf meo "llniteo
StateS" ifriocr "RorSIniet" /
Stem gorf for 1Soc Ss. Clemens 8e'
terien bar opret fnpttet til "RorSlp.
Jet" lige iiben BETS Stiftelie og bar
aiennem tit inoauoenSe &ienOifab iii
GorboIScre | l1bl1n0et irrIig giort
benne afbeIing af "Rorolpiet" til
@icnitnno for fine ii6mRrfeSe gtrtif.
Ter, iom oltio par ifrepre / ct elegant
formet Sprog.
Clemens getericn bar bapt fine
"iips dnb bofpnS" ur6er tit CO. 40.
nnrige SphoTb / gmcrifa: ban bar
iir sib ~ubfoIoet en- meeet oniongs-
rig @irfiontbeb paa set Iiterqre ON.
ronoe. Z De ienere aar bar bans
fremrpfferoe glSer og ne0bruott
SeIbreo | betpSeIiq Grab Iaat er
0rrnper oner ben enaane ha oirf,
iorme Rnnbs gliuucrbe iorrnnIifti
tie 9aIert, og ban bor moattet Iepe c
irbciIuttet og tiIbagetrrffct 9ip.
ghl forIaber ban bette 9anS -
boor ban bar neoInpt ian meget pr
bcioe oaida | Garifbeoens Sutcresi
- Tor Of tiIbrirgc fine iiOite Gaee
Ut SsbrIdrS.
"gfprOlniet" tringcr bonn I'm Ia.
90 fine beSite 2nifer. Clemens gee
tcriu e~ftrrldoer Der Ct Gam, iom DC
life oiI uGre let at eritotfe; - mer
pi snifcr BAN al 5iertet: 2rffe pay
Reiien 90 ct sobt OF roIist Sthm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26


han life fan mootoae aaloelien ion
Tieit peo acknowledgements
Faitor Ole Snngneis bIep mn
Zig Getepiet til 0unbilb Column
@oienonI Menigbeo peo gaitor graa'
ten.
Taitor graaten bIep for ct Tai
Tiger iiSen iurpriieo al @alc gserig'
beb meo ct Bar foithdre .&eItei9lel
og bans Some nteo ct Spt Giibcs.
M~eniebeSen / Detroit, Yfinn., bai
bpg9ct M Strife. Sor nogle Tiger
iiben iamleoeS Reniebeben Tor isr'
ite Gang | oen til @uostienelte. Zen
er ppro $500.
Notwithstanding I'll 8illoir
gitp Strife innbt Steo PED Sdltor y,
u. Sboreieu.
Sanges Snnooe.
2. Getterien ifriper / "9itb6p'
reret" iGrIig ON TO Ting, iom Iig'
! ger BAN poa Siertct; BET isrite CT ON
9ipsaSiurance. San uotaler, at ban
nof pe6, at Der or Dem, ON bois ari'
TENDON mdn life fan toile, Iom bar
Iooet fla iorlebe til at asiurerc III
2ip, ia at ser er littberife Greiter,
iom bar asiitrcret iig, men BOG boil
Ser ban iaIt oeo, at Oct baaoe er imoo
SUBS Orb % 2utbers 29r. 8lio
bar iaet, al hi ifnl fate al Dor Sorg
paa BAN % hape Sen 5ilib til ban,
OF ban ifsIge fine Softer pil ier9e og.
lau for bore tinelige Sorneoetbeoer;
men Den iom asiurerer zig forIaoer
iig mere pao i'm Golicn, iorn ban bar
/ 2ommen. 9ittber ioarebe engdng
Ell Sen, ipm roobcbe ban iii at iant'
lie ii9 en- liocn 6ormue, at oct piloe
ban life gisre; tbi ga ptloe min So
miIie forIaoe iig poa oisie Salge
iteoetfor paa @uO."
Zen onoen Sag, iom Sr. e. bill
boloe irern, err angaocn0e Setienot'
gisreIier al SpbpggelieSmsoer, hoors
iii flrn Iutberife Griitne tnobpoeS.
Gctte ipneS ban life or ri9tigt % bio
ler life ON aiGrligbeo til ale; oi
9l~tberonere tror, at ri bar 0en Care,
iom melt itenmer opererS meo 8ibe'
len, ga ifuIoe ri ogiaa giere, boao III
fan, for at biGlpe ale Gil0iarerloe
til Ell florere SunobeOstienoelIe; men
oct fan 10 fife Ife, uaar pt negtcr Dem
gogang til bore MsOer.
Stitbent Senrp Nunbabl oeoe
6os fine 6orGIbre / StonIcp, 8iS.
San bapSe Ihtberet peb Rc6 8tng
Seminurp / 6 Gor % 'fuloe mart
a~roouere. men laa fom 8rtppen og l
iSslae meo Scn OGDEN efter ct latgt
Speeleie.
8aitor WortpeSt bar prret ip9
en- SiS; set iibite, ri bsrte, par, at
ban bar beore.
EaItor RoIfcpif er fnlbt til
&reIt al SrefoIotgbeSs og Stsroals
Ienigbeber; 6e betiereS mtOlcrtiotg
al Buitor 2angelnug.
Roitor 2oftnos bar opbolot itg
paa Soipitalct / 8rano Sorts urtoer
299ebe6un0Iing al Or. @ngitao.
9roSer SiemunbIta6 bebe |
Sroen paa Seirts / tit Sieu NOR
0timrerpnrfan g. o, beretter "gllo-
bRreren~.
Srifirfcn.
Gaitor 8. 8. 6roien bar be.
aDnot at Irbeioe oe6 goberg / Il'
berta Gan.
&aItor 6. aas er fuIot al @6e-
reser Wcnigbeo, RortNpoo6, q. ..
Gaitor aoIoen bur optoget Or
beioet / Spofune, @aib.
Guitpr 2snne, iom lGnge bar
boct pan lin 6arm ueO @lbreo. Ntn'
neiota. er falot al nogle Wteuigbeoer
peo Solicit, 81. san agter at ontage
Gal6et.
Soitor u. g. 2ariens tSuItr,
fit fornpIig set trtnge @llSifab, at
benbeS Saber bar 300.
- RanS. tbeoI. 80. s. Sittelien
bGeo npIig or6inerct al Iaitor O.. 81
tc6dl I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Win1te.
opoIis. San ifal arbeioe iom Wfis.
iionspreIt omfriua grooooietp, asia,
Gan.
9aitor Ssitager bar mrtaaet
aulbet fra 8tons Werigbeb, Sron
Hiper, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Guspcnneu.

Seq mootos Sgmaitmcu -Susnerens
for omtreut tre Gar iiSsr. os ben er ber
bcSite ies uoseHin,oc bar feet. geuc
9rtre bar brugt Sen mesct. os Den er lisc
iaa goO iom MI snSuu. Seq sr bel for.
ustct uteS ben. Seq ieuoer min bebite
Tat for Sercs ueiIigbeS. Ers. Cans 8.
Reis. RerriQc, RiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
gfSsS Isurfattcriube. Zen befierrSte

ircnife 6orfottcrin6c, Sru Ht1tbiIoe
2an1Iet, GIFT 1864 meo Artiteft &.
g. 2anglet. err ofgaaet oeo Gsoen /
en- &uocr y Mar. Sum bar iprlig
ION SoeriRtter af Eaine og 9rum.
mouS giort itg f%ortiett al set ioenfe
8liblifum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-26
Groofaou eoaese bar opsr to TnI,

@Idsucntsr nuliIts ION Sostolosrs, oar.
rsItrtpere. 9ar,re. glsrts. o. I. .. SpscisIe
alasisr for Rntommsre. StHo siter Rata.
log. 3. 6, SGthre, grppiiton RiHn.
5lb.f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-02

Harris came TO Perry and filed an
action fer divorce. Then her husband
also car,e 10 Perry in order apparent.
~. that er ice of summons might be
obtained upon hir. The dlYorce was
granted. in dIe time, ana Mrs. Harris
returoed 10 Norman II hat tire
NIs Hoover an old gentleman about
60 years I'D was running a hotel at
Norman, AID MS. Harris sooh became
interested in the hotel business with
him ana size aud her TWO daughters
tocl, up their atqce there.
As the Whirlisg Of tine went on
old nan Hocyer fell in love with this
'court house widow anu they we're
married. Presently It became neces-
sary 20 have a clerk in the hotei. ami
strange as It may seem, Mr. Harris, the
ex-husbanc was installed IN the posi-
tion and everything went as merry as
marriage bell, including the cash
for seemingly II seqWnel an unusual
amount Of money 10 elotne those girls
and meet family expenses. Old man
Hoover lid not take kindly 10 the
clerk propcsiti7n. We began to ap-
( preciate why woman would rather be
an old mars darling than a Young
mans slave He inadc a NICK but he
was too ole 10 kick hard. and not at
tertion was paid 10 his kicking, bat
suffice TO say nat It wasn't long until
his wife had oil the property, valued
at s. 00c, aoedel over 70 ner Their
they separated
Here the relatives q Hooyer stepped
in and commonced an action 10 Grim
inaily prosecute Mrs Harris for per
jury in her divorce case, alleging that
che was no- a resideu. Of Noble coun'
10y ct the tine She hle2 her action at
Perry and secured her divorce. The
case dragged alcug so- year or more
until last Saturday st was thrown out
Of court by Judge TIniner who IN ac
c rdance With q recent finding Of the
supreme court held that the resi-
denoe Of a plaiS,ih in a divorce case
IS lmmatsriai when service is had uIt
on The defendant al his residence OF
stopping place
In the saeantime old man Hoover
has passed away Ex husband Harrii
is living at Oklahoma City. and there
also resides Mrs harris ard her two
daughters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-02
CHRONIC cATARRH CURED.
Hyonrei's Wonderful Action in Curing
Case Of Thirty Years tandins.
Guaranteed by r. 3. Lille
4 Co.

DO not Try 70 cure catarrh by TAX
sne drugs into the stomach. u can
aot be cured in that manner The
only way in which this common dis
ease can be cured is through a direct
application that viii kin the germs
Of catauh and prevent neir growth.
Hyomei is the only known method OF
treatment that acccnplishos This. II
IS the simplest. most preasant and
only absolute cure for catarrh that has
ever been discovered.
Mrs. C. A. Derby Of Beverly Mass
writes MY husband has mad catarrhal
trouble for thirty years and Hyoiaei
is the first thing which has ever help
ed him. lie had catarrh in It's wors,
form, and nothing except Hyomei ever
had any ehect on Il whatever. This
gave him relief from the first and he
has steadily improved. until now he IS
cured
Tho complete Hyomei outgt costs
but one dollar. consisting Of an in
haler and sufficient Hyomei TO last
for several weeks Extra bottles can
be obtained for fifty cents +. y
Lille & CO. have so much confidence
in the power Of Hyomci 20 cure ca
tarrh that they viii sell me treatment
under their personal guarantee 70 re-
furd the money If the purchasers can
say 1t did not benefit Ask ihem y
show you the strong guarantee unde-
which il is sold.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-02
4 Dlsralcr IS NEEDED.
Comprising con,anshe couiity Alone,
Saws Attorney.

Lawton. ok'a. nec While no or.
gani<ed cncrt has yet been affected
nor may nnt le. toward calling upon
CONGRESS- for ihe passing or a Tin Gre
atins now iudieial district ia Csla
homa. che iaet remains ana is known
by the iudsef and officers Of the court
as well rs the attorneys throuehm
the southwest OF oklahoma that suct
a 5ili should be passed.
1T lorks as 81 1t viii be rocesss ry
that Ccmauche county be made a sep.
arate judicial district if at any recent
date we viii be enabled to clear the
heavy court iu-kets OF the county,
was the oppression Of a LEADING a'tor
ney OF this city recently Compare
lively fcv of the cases both civil aud
criminal against persons violating
the United States laws and the terri
torial laws have been called for trial
du-ing the sessions Of tie coart of the
Seventh Iu1icial district held IN this
city. There ara to be docketed seven
murder cases for the next term OF
court, the trial Of which would take
up nearly all the time Of the cour.
/ given for the trial of criminal cases,
The CIVIL docket has never been
cleared since the first term Of court in
this county. and it is increasing with
each succeeding term. Duriag the
term JUS closed Judge o II. Travers
was chosen hy he bar Of he county as
spscal Judge to try certain civil
cases thai shodld be agreed upon by
the counsel on both sizes. Yet TIE
docket remains heavy
Because Of the two facts that Co
manche county is one Of he largest in
Oklahoma and one of the newest, the
crimes committed are far more numer
Gus than in other counties. Peng also
an outlet 70. some Of the thieves who
have rendezvous in he Indian terri
tory many crimes have been commit
ted here by that class. The oitiaer
ship Of the county is as high as that
in any county. but bad men have lcof
ed upon it as a place for ba'l deeds
and the county has suffered therel y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-02
IKE . ROMANCE.
An Old Man's Love and a Court House
Widow.

Blackwell. Okla, Dec. 2-It viii oe
ren.ec,hetod iy several citizens of this
city thai sort ething over two years
ago an Oh gentlemai, ythe name of
Hoover from Norman. was il, The city
endeavoring TO organize a company 20
drill for gas He has been dead for
year. but a circumstance came up ir
The district court al Perry, last satur-
day. thai -erails him TO memory. It
was the lsrnissal of a criminal suit
against Mrs. Liliv Harris
According tc the statement Of the
case MS Harr's. her husband md
two daughters were living near Nor
man about three years ago. Mrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-02

The cariivai Is in fun blast as Law
ION.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-02

(FirSt published In the Daily Leader
November So 1000
Application for Liquor License.
Territory OF Oklahoma. Logan County
SIS.
Notice IS hereby given that
y ST Bowman
has this 'ay filed In the Office Of ths
County Clerk. iR and for said County
his petition. asking that license b
granted him to sell at retail. malt
spirltuous and vinous liquors on
Lot 4, block 81. Fifth ward CITY Of
Guthrie. ln said Comfy and Territory.
II no protest be filed on or befoi
Dacewber q. 1894
his petition will be granted an
license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal a
said County hereto afIlxsd this
10Th day Of November, ,s04.
(sEAL)
I. }. c. Johnsoa.
County CierE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-02
a Pleasant PHI.

No Pill IS as pleasant and positive
as DeWitrs Little Early Risers. De-
Wits Little Early Risers are so mild
and effective that children. delicate
ladies and weak people enjoy their
cleansing effect while s,rong people
saw they are ,be best liver pin sold.
sold by j n Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-02

Running like mad down the street
dumping the occupants, or a hundred
other acoilents. are every day occur
rences. u behocves everybody "a
have reliable Salve handy and
there's none as good as Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve Buns Cuts, Sores &c
zema and Piles. disappear quickly und
er its soothing effect 25e at all drue
stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-02
Wanted

Wirst published In the Daily LeadsE
November %. ta0fJ
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma. Logan Co0a.
~ IS.
Notice is hereby given that
I'd Williams
has this day filed In the oftice OF the
County Clerk in and for said County,
his petition. asking that license b5
granted him 10 sell az retail. malt.
spirituous and yinous liquors on
$. W. corner ". 4 zee. 20. twp
l6. r. I. r., SERBIAN. o T., IN SAID
county and territory.
II no protest be filed on or before
december n. 1904.
his petition will be granted an6
license issued
Witness my aand and ths seal OF
said County hereto affixed thie
2Gth day Of November, 1904
(sEAL)
N. ,. c. Johnson,
County CLERK.
BY J. n Burnett, Deputy.
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Literary. Normal and Commercial
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with black ears Liberal reward for
ms return 10 No. 80 South First 81.
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An Atchison nother averages get
Sing mp q dozen times in q night 20
see II the children have kicked tho
covers OF. aad never complains.
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What Is said 10 be the largest elm
In New England ana one of the great
est trees east of the Rocky mountains
Is in the historic little town of Weth-
ersheid, Conn.,, famed for its onion gar
denS anu its prison. The elm stands
on the lower end of the old town
square, opposite the Smith house. sin
occupied by descendants of John Smith.
who planted the tree over 10 years
ago.
At the bnSe, where some of the mas
size roots, as they radiate from the
trunk. protrude above the surface. the
circumference is fifty-five and one-half
feet, while the main trunk above the
ground is twenty-five and one-half feet
In circumference. According to Oliver
Wendell Holmes classified ion of elms.
this would come easily within the first
class, and with something TO spare. for
MI elms with a girth OF twenty feet
short distance above the ground he
catalogued as of the first order of size
New England. with its multitude of
great Gins. can show few whose meas
urement from two to four feet above
the surface will be twenty feet.
-Four huge branches spring from tho
trunk of the Wethersticld tree. Each
one OF them would make a big tree i'm
ltself.-New York Times.