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CONCENTRATES.


The Pioneer sampler reported the
receipt Of four cars Of ore from Tmtio
today
Two cars OF ore from the Majestic
mines at Milford are at the samplers
today.
Manager OF the Boston Con, Capt.
Duncan McVichie, left Boston today
for home.
The late strike reported In the Carsa
mine OF Tlntic is reported to be OPEN
Ing out better than ever
Shipments will soon be started asain
from the property OF the Oasis mine
In the Drum mining district
Forty tons OF ore is being treated
daily at the Queen mill OF the Butter.
field Mining company at Bingham.
The T, and r. sampler receipted for
nine cars OF ore today two from Nil.
ford. two from Bingham and FIVE from
Tonopah
Superintendent J, r. Turner Of the
Yankee Consolidated was In the city
last evening and returned TO camp
again today.
The ore and bullion settlements re.
ported late yesterday were, as follows.
Crude ore and concentrates, $4,000
base bullion, $4,000, gold bars $500.
Notices Of the annual election OF the
Jim Butler Tonopah Mining company
have been received In this city. The
place OF the meeting Is Philadelphia
and the date Nov "a.
Willis Mccormick, who has some ok.
tenslye mining interests IN the lands
OF the c2ar has arrived in the city
again and is having a brief visit with
his parents and relatives.
A demonstration Of the New Wall
concentrating table viii be made AT
the Dewey mill at Bingham soon. The
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DOWN FROM HADEN.
Gecree Z. Edwards pleased with condl-
lions % Lincoln Mine.


The town Of Pearl. Ida. has been
given a now name and hereafter VIII
be known rs Kennedy IN honor on
David Kennedy, at the head OF the
Lincoln mine. which 10 now under the
superlntcndency Of George z. Edwards
formerly az the Consolidated Mercur
Mr. Edwards came down from the
north yesterday, IN time TO vote, and
has expressed himself as being greatly
pleased with The Nevada bonanza. In
fect. he believes Il Is destined to be-
come one ~ the largest producers In
that state. on the 200 level, he says,
the ledge has been opened up for 300
feet ore showing the entire distance.
On the 300, the ore body has been
stripped for 425 feet and Is OF good
grade. The mill is treating l25 tons a
day. IN all probability a cyanide de-
partment viii be added to the present
plant In the near future
The sinking Of a three compartment
shaft has commenced and will be let
down to the 800 foot point. Il is the
intention OF the Lincoln company TO
install new 10 drill compressor plant.
A three compartment shaft has been
started on the South Lincoln property,
owned by John r. HodsOn and associ-
ateg
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TODAY's QUOTATIONs.
BRAKES PaImsItO Wine.

Every sufferer gets test bottle free. Only
one small dose a day Of this wonderful tonic,
Medicinal Wine promotes perfect Digestion.
Active Liver Prompt Bowels, Sound Kidncys,
Pure Rich Blood, Healthy Tissue, Velvet Ssln,
Robust Health brakes Palmetto Wine Ia
true, uniailing specinofor Calarrho Of tho Mucous
Membranes Of the Head. Throat, Respiratory
Organs, stomach and Pelvic Organs brakes
Palmetto Vino cures Ca;arrh Whcroycr located,
fclleYesq ulchly, has cured tho most dstrCesiui
forms Of Stomach Trouble and most etuhborn
eases OF flatulency ana Constipation; never
ialls' cures 70 stay cured. Seveuty.1yo cents ot
utug stores for a large bottle, usuul dollcr size.
but test bottle viii be sent free and propad
TO every reader OF this paper who writes Tor e.
letter or postal card addressed 10 l)lcl 3
Formula Co, Drake Bldg. Chicago. H. IS the
only expense 70 secure q satisfactory trial q
this wonderful Medicinal Wine
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CARIsA's NEW STRIKE.
Vein Contains Lot Of High Grade Cop
per Ore.

Vein Contains Lot 81 High Grade Cop
per Ore.
Adyices received from the Tintlc
mining district today indicate that the
recent strike I'm the Carlsa mine is con-
stantly improving and that II Is likely
to turn out to be one OF the biggest
things developed In the camp during
the year.
From Secy, Mead who was In COM
munlcatlon with the mine during the
day. It was learned that the vein, which
has a width OF about eight feet, will
average anywhere from 80 TO 40 per
cent copper and that from the level
where II was found there viii be
stopping back Of probably 20 feet
The stock Of the company jumped TO
81 cents on the mining exchange this
morning, an advance Of 10 cents over
Saturdays closing bid
The CArlsa Is already contributing
about 40 tons Of ore daily to the local
markets. With the new source to draw
from the tonnage from that quarter is
likely to be materially increased
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inventor, col. Il. a. wall, has pa
tent pending on the machine
A message received yesterday con-
yeyed the Information that President
Mucklow Of the Majestic Copper COM
pany would leave the east today for
this city. lie viii come prepared to
clean M the last Of the Indebtedness
Incurred by % former management
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov. e-Cattle- Receipts, o..
O00 market steady, Poor TO prime steers,
3 90fiI 90, stockers and feeders. 2.00dl 10,
COWS 4 i0d46Oi helfers, l.i5Q5O, calves,
3.J0n1 o., western steers, $4,000.
Hogs-Roceipts today 1850 market 3
cents higher Mixed and butchers. aOG
$50. good to choice heavy, j.05fi5 q,
rough heavy. i15a.90; light, 4Sa5 10;
bulk OF sales A.95n5.0j
Sheep Receipts, 1900 market steady,
lambs firm. Good TO choice wethers, 40
AL fair to choice mixed, 3.50H 30;
western sheep, 3.O0iO, native lambs,
iO0d600, western lambs, i.0Oa6. 65,
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OMAHA

South Omaha, Nov. 9.-Cattle-R Receipts.
1000 market strong to 10 cents higher.
Native steers. Ood6.30; COWS and hcifers
2j0q3.S; western steers. 3.00di,G co, Texas
steers. 2.7jQ3.1i, range COWS and helf-
ers. 225d3.j0 Gamers. l.75n2.i5, stockeri
and feeders, 25a3,@; calves, 3.Wd5 50,
bulls, stays etc, l15li3,i5.
Hogs-Recepts 400; market 3 cents
higher Heavy. 1886. 05, mixed, i.91isa
j.OO light, t9jG5.OO; pigs i,j0aiO bulk
Of sales, iNaQ5.00
sheep-Recclpts, $500 market higher
Western yearlIngs. iO0Qi.l0. wethcrs.
2. 064. 30: ewes 8 .00dl 10, common and
stociSers, 9.i004 10, lambs 5.OOdj.S.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas cts, Nov. 9--Cattlo-Receipts,
1000. including 800 southern. market
steady Native steers, 375d6 30; southern
steers. 2. 50Gi 90: southern cows, l.jOd3 %;
native cows and hefers iDa500. stock
ers and feeders, 22Mi0, bulls, l.15a3,5O;
calves 225d5.i5 western steers, 300fii 50.
western COWS i.OI3.N,
Hogs--ReceIpts, 5000, market strong to
cents higher Bulk Of sales, lS0do.l 10;
heavy. j05nj1l; packers, i0d5l0, pigs
and lights 45065O0,
sheep-Re0lpts. 5000: market steady.
Muttons g. OGt 50 lambs. i.25d5. Is; range
wethers 3.f5niIj; ewes. 2.50Ml00.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov, 9.-sugar raw, firm.
Fair refining. 37s centrifugal rs test
ii-l6, mOlasses sugar. 3S
Refined, firm. Crushed 600; powdered,
$40; granulated $50.
COffee-Quet No Z Rio, Sh
Butter-t'lrm, Official price, creamery,
held extras, 2ita23.
Chcese-Str0ng.
Eggs-Firm
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BINGHAM CONSOLIDATED.
4 Pleasing statement from Eastern
Headquarters OF the Company,

According 10 the eastern management
OF the Bingham Consolidated company
is making rapid progress in opening up
It's various properties both at Bingham
and Tintic At the present time the
Dalton q Lark, says a Boston paper. Is
sending to the shelter $50 tons Of ore
per day and the Cmmercial 100 tons
This product is largely the result Of de-
yclopment work It is claimed that for
oyerY ton Of ore shipped out 10 tons
n new ore are placed In reserve. The
value OF the Commercial ore lies IN its
fuXlug qualities. This are runs 81 10
s. per ton In copper, gold and silver
values The managers say that there
never has been any attempt made to
recover any values from the CONNER
clal ore.
The Dalton q Lark properties have
ore similar in nature 20 that Of the
Commercial group with values running
higher For the FIRST time since the
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov -Wheat-No Q red.
/ .lG-if. No 3. red. l12ai.l5; No. 2,
hard. l1ldili. No 8. hard lO3a1. 70; No.
!, northern. 1l5dllo, No . northern,
I .i0dl.l5; No 3, spring. l.l0dib.
Oats-No. g 2gia; No. 3, %.
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NEVADA STOCKS
REGuLAR cALL.

Carisa-3oo at 20; 100 at 1914; 1000 at
gois.
Consolidated Mercur-0OO at IS 100 at
"A, seller 30
May Day--t.OOO at 85 500 at 3i& 500
at say 800 at g.
silver shIed-tOOO alta. 500 at ifh
800 at iiis
New York 1000 at 49, 800 at 1914,
seller 80 days,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Carisa--l 800 AZ q.
Daly-West--l5 at 1850. 100 at 1926.
Lower Mammoth-i0 at l3
New Yorli--50O at l2h 800 at ~, seller
10 days
May Day--l 900 az 34is.
star Consolidated--50O at IS.
Uncle Sam ConsoIdated--5OO at g2is
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value,
Regular call ..,.,..,o $500 S2,0i5.Si
Oren board ,,,,,",".,., 1925 2,2bI55
----------.
Forenoon totals .."""i3,O25 A332.g
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sgT 2 rSE q --
99196lENV l |: I.i:'aIO GRAND
IDdRANfDEE' Westerns.
I IN rent Time Table.

No lo|go, = NAlf LAKE cry
MafysysIlrr llobcE Provo ana
70 l0l-For PAM a.. 90 .,o, sitn
M E,Oor Denver and E51f"" s.A On.
g. 9-Eor Ogden ana MY "". saan
e. 5-tor Ogden and w., "nALh.
~ Euf Denver ana n. 90" l.khh
H. SmfQr Provo and r1--l.."' w ph
20 ll2-For Blue6gn, I'''Ae " 500 Nm
10 lli-For BIneba,r ''" "r,. $40 a.r
~, il,-For Ogden and tsY.f S#pn.
No 800 s.t ..... 49,
20 t-For Denver ana 49," sNph
,Vtuen and West ''uiE lpM
No "Hhl'E san LAKE DIV pH.
NJ w.s g-From Ogden and ,Ds 80
A." 90 49, 80 u. ....... Wv
nc uoi iStFrom Ogden and ii, ocs3 swan.
no i-Ftom Eureka and 'pt,,5,....,"lQ'G an.
10 9-Ff0m DeuCer ana Fg.''y"l.9 an
70 lnFrom Denver ana Fsassssd,.tan.
NJ t-from Ogden and itss ~ pm,
70 lu,From Park CIV 80 90" XIV pm.
no; s-From Heber, Provo so1S sR pm.
70 ID IRON Bingham .'''1 XVI pu.
NO llj-From Blngb9m 80" "'lg.4 am.
No t-From Ogden ana ibss 'Rpm.
West ..n.. 49,. '"u We
NO S-From Denver ana Fos;", NV Pm.
lntefmediate ' 6Sinbis Nos and Z siotp I \
Ticket Office, Dooiy Block ,p.o,.
r. J. A DENTON "
- zen ACT Pass. Ds5,
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$4,000 FORFHT

Will be paid by the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. of Buffalo, n. Y,
il they cannot show the original sigma
ture OF the individual volunteering the
testimonial below, and also OF the writers
of every testimonial among the thou
sands which they are constantly publish
ing thus proving their genuineness.
vwheu commenced taking your medicines
eighteen months ago my health was completely
broken down. p writes Mrs Cora l.. sunderland
Of Chaucvvilie Calvert Co. Md. At times
could not even walk across the room without
paius in my chest The docfof who afic1ded ~
said TAad isnQ toubic. and NAT ieoHd nepe' %
s,eN agafn Altogether have taken eighteen
bottles OF Golden Medical Discovery and hye
viais of Pellets am now almost entirely
well and do all my work without any pain
whatever and can rEn with more ease than
could formerly soaH.'
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser. in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of IL one-eent stamps to cover
expense of mailing 0Hly Address Dr.
K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, \. Y.
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arv ] 1906. Iuring the week several
eonfe, oncez '.uvc heen held with tho
leading subscribers at this place with
a view 10 extending the contract. The
ORIGINAL amount subscribed to secure
he Orient was $4,000. The PROPOSE
t,on Of the Orient people now Is TO ac-
cent the equivalent to this amount IN
land. Several meetings have beer
held at the Coleman hotel and Messrs
w. II Coleman, =. NJ. Cowles and =
p. Vaughn were appointed as com
mittee TO confer wth the Orient rep
lresentatives
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Agent Keepers tere for The Purpose Of
Dividing up Ponca and otoe-

Special to Daily Leader
Porcs, Okla, Dec. ce.-Georee A.
Keepers OF Otio alouing agent, has
been assigned to The duty Of ailottng
tho Ponca lands IN oklahcma, and IS
now Icltea at the Pcnca Indian
agency, probably commencing active
iator Immediately after the holidays
rle ur"cyirg cor the various suhci
visions win be left tc T ?. Afford.
county surveyor Of Kay county after
January next ex.onicio
Under the provisions Of section
Of the Indian appropriation act %
APRIL p 1904, each and every child
born to the Ponca tribe Of Indians
since the completion Of allotments Ct
said tribe. prior to June 30, 1904, aliV'
and in neine on tina, date, viii receive
So acres OF agricultural or ice acres o
grazing land within the reservation o
the ronca tribe.
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fell like a ron Of brick to the bottom
of the well, a distance OF w or 80
feet The fc-ce of the fall was SO
great as To splash the water several
feet above the ton Of the well The
boys then hitoh,d on again and when
the steer was raised above the surface.
one of them was there with poles
ready to covor Tie we'll aud Mr.. Steer
was soor release aud s'raare 70 stay
walked of apparently unhurt except
for bfpisel and minus some skin an
lots Of hair. Several DAYS have passe'
and the qteor has not 5een M the wei
since.
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State OF Ohio. CITY OF Toledo. Lucas
County, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ne
is senior partner Of the frm Of F. j.
Cheney & &c. doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and state
aforssaid and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUM RED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
OF Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY
sworn % before me and subscribe
in my presence this 9Th day Of De
cember. A D.. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON
fseall Notary Public
Hal's ,,..tarrh Cure is taken inter
Z uaIly. ami acts directly on the bloc
ana mucous surfaees Of the system
seua for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, {
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for ccnsi
r patton.
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3. |. coNAN oRoPs DsAO.
Expires on Rising From Tables j.
hickey Meets Similar Death.

coraeI, okla. Dec. 22.-Rnssell L.
Cowan. probate in9ge elect Of Wash
ita county dropped dead today as no
arose from The tai le after eating a
hearty n,e,L ne formerly lived a.
Fort Worth Texas aaa recently mar
ried Miss Julia LeaSitt Of Fayette-
vile, Ark
s. ]. hickey. also former Texan
dropped dead at olustee after ea'ini
Sunday dinner.
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(First published in the Daily Leader
December 70. 1sc4)
Applieatlon for Liquor License.
OF Oklahoma, Logan County
IS.
Notice Is hereby given that
James L. Johufon
has this day sled in the offiee OF ths
county Clerk. in and for said County
his petition. asking that license %
granted him to sell at retail malI
sn,rituons and vinous liquors on
Lots . and block p, Fourth ward
New Marshall. 0. T.. in said County
and Ter itory.
II no protest be fled On or peior'
December II, 1904.
bls petition will be granted an
license Issued.
witness my hand and the seal Q
said County hereto anlsed TN
18th dav Of December 1904
4. >. c. johnson,
County clerE
by J. n. Burnett, Deputy.
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(First Published in paily Leader
pec. IS, 1904)
AnnIlcation for Liquor License.
Territory of Oklahoma, Logan Co"n
ty, IS.
Notice is hereby given that
Howe & Doty.
has this day fled in the office OF tne
Comfy Clerk, in and for said County.
their petition asking that license De
granted them to sell at retail matt
spirimous and vinous liquors on
Lot 16. Blk l5. Second ward, dl'h
r., IN said County and Territory
II no protest be filed on or before
December 2S. 1904,
their petition will be granted an
license issued.
witness my hand and the seal 0
said County hereto aff'xed tni
14th day Of Dec. 1904.
(sEAL.)
N. J. c. johnson,
County Clerk
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~ wELl..
steer FsI nto Well Containing Five
Feet Of Water.

special to Daily Leader.
Manchester, okla.. Lee. 22.--C. H..
B-own. a wcll-to.do farmer living three
miles nortawcct OF town has very
unlncky 9ol onua beef steer in his
feed lot. When Mr Brown returned
from town the o'her day he found the
sreer ia the bottoin OF the well II
feet leon ard containing about hve
fset of watsr. He hastered TO 'ud
vanEt ery's neighbor who hap
penel to have a pair Of llocks for lit
ing heavy articles which was fas'en
ed to the top If tho Windmill tower
spout % f7ot above he ground over
the well, aud the ROBE was piaceu
around the steers body and a span OF
mules hicred to the other ehd an'
nm went Mr.. Steer The m'es-h1'
All other beasts CT their tinG-feaa
strong and hart inouthrd Kept oI
nuIl,ng and wnen she llocks came
together at the TOP of the tower 'h
rone broke AMI the unlucky anima
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Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms Of Group
Chamberlains Cough Remedy given
as soon az the child becomes hoarse
or even after the croupy cough az
pears viii prevent the attack. II
never fails, and is pleasant and safe
10 take For sale by n. Wallace.
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wEpDED TIC HER RsscuEFy
Daughter 81 Chief ouanah Parker Be
Came a Bride in Tefas.

Miss Media Parker, the daughter OF
Quanah Parker. chief or the Cor'an-
che Indian tribe. was married to A
g. Birdsyng. Of Marshall Texas MISS
Parker has been attending school "a
Dallas. She vas rescned hom a burn.
ine building some time ago by the
man who beesme her husband and
love AFFAIR was the sequel
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court room lor at least ten dsys and
possibly not that soon. The case was
conri,nei until the next term.
Judge Bnrwen was engaged 10 en-
important trial at Oklahoma City but
could have foen here Wednesday 70
take up the case had the defendant
not secured tho continuance,
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MAY ex 40 CONTRACT.
Arapaho ci,izers Feel Am'able Toward
orient Railroad.
spec:al to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Arspaho. Okla, Dec. p "A. NJ, Den
Nv tie Orient right OF wav man. Judge
Eaton generai attorney of the Frisco
ana " 6 Barnhart. TIE Orient town
site rro, we're in the city this wees
on business connected with the orleni
railroad. The onent's CONTRACT ~itl
the citizens OF this city expires 'a'"
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Mothers, Be Careful.

Of the health Of your children Look
cur Tor Coughs. Colds. Group and
whooping Cough stop them in time
One Minute Cough Cure IS the best
remedy. HARMLESS and pleasant. Sold
by c. r. Renfro.
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First published in the Daily Leader
December Il. 1eo4)
Application for Liquor License
OF Oklahoma, Logan county
sS.
Notice is hereby given that
A. T. Mcmillan
has this day fled in the office OF the
county clerk. in and for said county o
Logan. petition asking that license ps %
granted him to sell at retail. mat
spirituous and vinous liquors on
Lot 16, block II. Mulhall' . T., II
said County ana Territory.
II no, protest be filed on or peior'
peceml .er "a. 1904.
his petition viii be granted am
license issued.
witness my hand ard the sea- .
said county hereto affixed tni
10Th day of December i'O4.
(sEA.)
County Ciar-
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CONTINUED AGAIN.
Case Of Territory vs.. HensIey cortln
ued Uail Next Term.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
e. Rene, Okla, Dee. 22-The case
Of the territory VS.. Hensiey tor brih-
cry was called Tuesday morning on
presentation Of a certificate from Dr.
lIatchett that the eefencant was ser
iously m unable r. be present IN the
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arc ltltlANt hNA
tits a fact beyond
disproof that
consumption is
not and cannot be
inherited. T he
microbe which
breeds disease
must absolutely
be received by the
individual before
consumption can
be developed
Men and women
who have been af-
hicted with obsti-
nate coughs, bron
chitis, bleeding of
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the iurgs, emaciation and weakness, have
been perfectly and permanently cured
bv the use Of Dr Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery. II cures the cough,
heals the lungs. and builds up the body
...,tlt e,1iI nach
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Who come Of a consumptive family
when they begin 10 cough and the lungs
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Cor the lawyer.

For sale-seyen % volumes OF 10
.,s,ona Of the department Of the inter
lor relating to public lands
ons volume Taylor's Pleadings ana
Practise (KAnsasl. Address, fns
Leader. Guthrie. Okla
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Wanted

Leader presuoom wants lot o.
clean rags
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.aooooo o o o o o o o o 90 o o . o e000'
File Your Wants..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GIN LoCATloN-Free gin site given
Ia Castle, Creek nation, indian ter
ritory. New town. excellent 10 alton
No gin there. Large crop assured. GID
must be built at once Address
smith western Railroad Townsite @
WeleetkA. / T.
WHEN N MED Of help OF wanting
a Job apply to or write Patrick q
Wade No. 1O3 South Second street
Pioneer ISL. Bell BOA
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BY ]. n. Burnett, peputy