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desirable piece of residence property 0 Columbus Street: good both as home or a investment. Can be made to pay about 10 pc cent net.
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MAN under 45 to prepare for position as let ter carrier in Montgomery. Salary good; po dress immediately. Box 57o. Cedar Rapids. Ia
 I0t-S
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For SIS an acre. we will sell a cotton farm miles from Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-28

On South Perry srteet. we offer for sale 0 very fine modern home for S7.5oo. There is nothing lacking in this place to satisfy the most fastidous taste.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-28
WANTED,

FINE HALF TONES for book work and good re-etched haf-tones for newspapers are our strong points. The Advertiser Engraving Co , v. H. Hanson, Manager. Advertiser Building Telephone 867.
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Several good residence lots near South Cour Street; lots 5ox 40. Price. S350 each on eas. terms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-28

MORPHINE. opium. laudnum cocaine habit: myself cured will inform you of harmless, per manent home cure. Mrs. Baldwin. Box l2l2. Chicago p-su-r
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w. NTED-A cook and one that can milk ono COW and be handy about the house; SIP per month for right party. 42S South Court St. I6
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FOR RENT-Newly-p painted ive-room cottage. No 6I7 Adams St.; has bath and sanitary connections servants room, large garden
 near two schools and church. Apply at SIS Adams St. -
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LADY gentleman of fair education to travel for a firm of S25oooo capital; salary SI,072 per year and expenses; paid weekly
 Address with stamp. J. A. Alexander, Mont. gomery. Ark. 2
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WEAK MEN-our improved vacuum developer permanently cures sexual weakness. varicocele.
 stricture enlarges shrunken organs; sealed particulars Charles Manufacturing Co.,, Charles Building. Denver. Colo. su-i6
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FOR RENT-RESIDENCES.

FOR RENT-Residence No. 545 South McDonough Street. Appiy 10 "iii'ain !,
 Berney.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
Barbarous Surgical Operation
For the Cure of piles

Is not only intensely painful. dangerous
TO life and very expensive, but in the
light of modern medical research. and
Cure, wholly unnecessary. II yos have
any doubt on this point kindly read the
following letter from one who knows that
the claims regarding the merits of the
Pyramid Pile Cure are borne out by facts.
For long time / suffered with blind
piles They gave me SO much pain and
uneasiness that they almost disqualified
me for doing anything. ] saw an ad in
the Atlanta Journal Of Pyramid Pile Cure
and ordered a 50 cent box l used them
md they gave me relief; that encouraged
me and l bought another 50 cent box and
they cured me. oh. how glad that am
Wei again"
''The Pyramids cured me and I am
satisfied they viii cure anybody else who
is suffering as l was, If they, VIII use
them
'.You may use this in any way YOU see
proper, if my experience will encourage
any sufferer 10 use your Pyramids 1 shall
be glad" II. X. HICKS. Calhoun. Ga.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by drug
gists for 50. cents a package. and its merit
IS so well known that the sales exceed
these of all similar remedies combined
Write Pyramid .Drug CO... Marshall.
Mich. fcr-theirg little book on the causes
and cure or pies, which is sent free for
the asking.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
INSURANCE COMPANIES REPORT.
What They Have Been Doing Of Late
in Oklahoma

Guthrie. O. T.. Jan. 2s.-The annual re-
ports of the following insurance COM
panies showing the annual amount of
territory OF Oklahoma during the year
ending December 81, 1903 have been filed
with the secretary of the territory and
make the following showing:
Northwestern Fire Insurance. Milwau-
kee, Wis.-risks written, 434, 700: prem
iums received. s3,s355s: losses paid. se1 IS !;
losses incurred. s2.10os5. Prussisn Ma
many-risks written 247.175; premiums re-
ceived. S2.93S31. Phoenix Insurance Co.
Hartford, Conn.-risks written. $50 .165;
premiums received, 2.440.45; losses paid.
50, ,S37.3l; losses incurred, S9,M.31. Amer
lean Central Fire Insurance Co, ST. Louis,
Mo.-risks written sS7. .762; premiums re-
ceived. $l1,sl9s5; losses paid. s4.40a-17:
losses incurred. si.5s1.s7 Hartford Fire
Insurance Co., Hartford. Conn.-risks
written, 1.5O5,S54; premiums received.
S1S,s29.S2: losses paid. s3,s7O.67; losses in
CURED, s5.s5517. New Jersey Plate Glass
Insurance Co. Newark, n. J.-premiums
received, $500; losses paid. sS6470; losses
incurred, $364.7O. Metropolitan Plate
Glass Insurance Co.. New York-risks
losses paid. S79o.1; losses incurred s7so.1
New Lork Life. Insurance Co.. New York
risks written, ]. AZ. .7l2: premiums re-
ceived. s211 ,i2SO0; losses paid s65. HISS:
losses incurred, S65,4 HAS,
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is AN INLAND TOWN.
Blackburn Expects Soon to Attract
Railroad Connection.

Blackburn, o. T., Jan. 26.-This town IS
one of the best in Oklahoma. 1t is inland
and has no railroad connection yet. but
soon expects to hear the whistle. Black
burn has about 900 inhabitants and Is
miles from any other town of any i'm
portance. The locality has some of the
best building stone in Oklahoma. being
white sand stone. There are three gem
erai stores. three livery stables. three
butcher shops, two large hardware
stores, three groceries and one feed store.
two harness and implement houses. one
hotel and two restaurants. two saloons.
two blacksmith shops. There is one fine
stone church and another church under
construction The town has a good school
house. and Will begin work on another,
which is to be built of stone in about six
weeks and there is fourishing mill.
which is also built of stone, that will
rank with the best in Oklahoma
The Pawnee Times-Democrat says some
outside capitalists are figuring on building
canal across the meek, near Black
burn. beginning at a point on the Ar
kansas river at Blackburn and going
southeast TO the most available point
touching the river again. The distance
around this neck by water is about ff-
teen miles. while across lots" is only
two ard a half miles. The canal. IL built.
viii have a fan OF flfty-one feet in the
two miles and a half. which would pro-
duce n marvellous water poyer, and run
all kinds OF machinery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27

HOOVER WINS
H|GH H0N0Rs
Graduate of Saltwater College
Secures Coveted Place
OTHER SUCCESSFUL ONES
Government Finds Competent
Men in Oklahoma
OTHER SUCCESSIVE ONES

Saltwater. o. T.. Jan. 26.-Mr. George
". Hoover. graduate OF the a. and NJ.
college, of the class of 1895. received word
yesterday that he has been appointed to
a position as scientific aid" in chemistry
in the department of agriculture at Wash
ington- He successfully passed the civil
service examination some weeks ago.
These positions are eagerly sought for
by college men. and the graduates OF
the A and VI. college have had remark
able success in landing them. Six
graduates of the institution are now in
positions there. as follows: A. n. Cam
dell in the division of entomology: L. c.
Miller. in the bureau of forestry; George
". Stiles and Frank l.. Rector. in the
bureau of animal industry: c. w. Nelson
and G. W. Hoover, in the bureau of
chemistry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
GIVEN UNTIL
MARCH FIRST
Teachers of Territory Have
Been Notified.
EDUCATIONAL E X H | BI I
1t Must Be Ready and in Sup
erintendent's Hands.
EDUCATIONAL E X H | Bl I

Cnthrie O. T.. Jan. 26.-At the request
of the territorial board of education, the
Oklahoma Worlds Fair commission has
notified the teachers of the territory that
the tine allowed them in which to pre-
pare the educational exhibit from their
schools will be extended to March 1st.
on which date all exhibit matter must be
in the hands of Superintendent of Schools
/. w Baxter. In regard to this matter
the following letter was today mailed to
the county and city superintendents Of
schools in the territory:
Guthrie, o. T., Jan. 26.
Dear Sir: March 1st is the date on
which all educational exhibit matter for
the st. Louis exposition is to be in the
hands of Superintendent Baxter. After
seeing the good showing of the schools
of the territory in the exhibit they made
at Oklahoma City at the Teachers asso-
citation, the board of education decided
that, iE order to get exhibits from the
schools not there represented and to give
a further lease of time to all the schools
in which to perfect their exhibits or to
make a more extensive showing, it was
advisable to extend the time allowed for
preparation until March 1st. Accord
ingly, you were some days ago sent a
supply of the instruction circulars. calling
the attention of the teachers to this
change. which l hope you will at once
distribute to the teachers of your county.
Anything you may do to impress upon
your teachers the Importance of preparing
q good exhibit and of going to work on
1T at once will be greatly appreciated by
the board of education.
All of the exhibits will be carefully gone
over here by the board and such will be
sent to the exposition as are worthy Let
us have your earnest endeavor to make
the showing from your county one of the
best. Very truly,
FRED l.. WENNER.
Secretary Oklahoma Worlds Fair Com
mission.
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STORM THE CAUSE.
Thrown From His Horse and Perished
in the Cold

Temple, o. T., Jan. 2s.-The Tribune
gives the following account Of the death
of Charles Tackett:
'As the children were going 10 school
some OF them found the body of Chas.
Tackett lying in the road about fifty
yards south of the edge of town. He
was in town the night before until about
IL O'Clock, when he started home. The
storm was raging at that time. and IL is
supposed that his horse fell with him.
The place where some OF his things were
found. and prints in the mud showed that
he had been thrown from his horse and
he had followed the wire fence FOR about
150 yards. There were tracks along the
fence and blood on the wire where he
had cut his hands on the barbs. 1t is
supposed that the blow from falling and
the loss of blood weakened him as he
fell.
He was found lying under ths fence.
with large puddle OF blood By him The
blood came from the cuts in his hands
Weakened as he was he probably lag in
the rain and cold until chilled TO death.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
SUES FOR ISLANDER.
Uses Language in Declining an Office
Which Was Offensivr

Guthrie. o. T.. Jan 8-Growing out II
the recent election OF officers of the Perry
Commercial club is a suit for rlander
brought by " w FIauds. republican ex-
treasurer Of Noble county. against G. T.
Dennis. a prominent democratic politician
and banker Of Perry. asking for $500
damages.
At the Commercial club election all the
old officers were turned out ard new
group elected. " Farlds is the new
president Of the club. As "A compliment
TO the retiring officers. Il Eeerns. the
name Of g =. Denuis was placed before
the club Tor the position of vice president
Mr.. Dennis Mt once declined TO accept
the place or any place ~ which ~ would
be associated with FauIds IN no uncertain
terms. As A result or the remarks made
by Mr.. Dennis Fau.ds ella inns damages
10 the amount stated
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were pinned TO the wall and each one was
told TO write down the article represented
by the picture In this Miss Ruby
Brownlee won first prize and Large
Thomas the BOBBY. Refreshments wee
served at 10 o'clock and az twelve tho
guests left for their homes expressing
themselves as having had very enjoy
able time and glad they had the good
fortune to be present. Those present;
Ethel Richards. Roris Biggs. Minnie Fry.
Edith Richards. Lola Deck. May Woods.
Kit;ie Narrower. Mayme Pisrson Madena
Ayres. Grace Hulen. Ruby Brownies,
Mary Hynds. Emma shaw. blanche Frost.
Daisy Lemon. Lawrence Brain. Frank
Biggs. Chas. Staig. Dwight Elsin. Arthur
Decker. 7ari Myers. Frank Trptter. Hugh
Gsuit. Lsrne Thomas. lvIn Zeigier. sirs
Firestone. Claude Findly. Harry vettrr
and Dave Perry.
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TO SELL WALNUT LOGS.
They Have Been Confiscated in Vari-
Gus places in the Territory.

Guthrie. o. T. Jan. Ga ViHita dis
patch says: The United States Indian
agent for Indian territory. J. Blair Shoen-
felt. has advertised for sale the walnut
logs confscated in various places in In
dian territory. The proceeds OF the sale
of these logs will go TO the credi Of the
nation interested. In this instance il is
the Cherokee nation that is taking in
terest ;n the matter. on January %, 100
walnut logs will be sold at yelling. Cher
okee nation; l25 at Christie. in the Cher
okee nation. and 30 at Wagoner. in the
Creek nation. but the logs were taken
from the Cherokee nation from unsl-
lotted lands.
In the Cherokee nation there viii be
sold on February ,. 1000 feet OF Pine
lumber. This lumber is in the mill yard
OF Thomas Kennedy.
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MORLEY REWARD MONEY.
Governor Notifies Cleveland County
Officials That He VIII Paw IL.

Guthrie, o. f., Jan. 26-Governor T. B.
Ferguson has notified the Cleveland
county officials that he will pay the re-
ward money offered by the territory for
the arrest and conviction of Sam Morley,
the outlaw who murdered I'm March. 1902,
the Bohemian farmer, Jacob Hartman,
near Noble, Oklahoma. 1t will be remem-
bered that Morley resisted arrest. when
discovered. and that in so doing he was
Killed, but not until after he had killed
Deputy Marshal Serrells and seriously
wounded Deputy Marshal Scorgell. The
reward money viii be divided between
Scorgeli and the heirs of Sorrells
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
DR.. BULLS
COUGH SYRUP

viii relieve Group instantly and cure it In .
night. No danger from choking afeer you
have given baby one or two doses. Every
mother should keep a bottle Of DR.. Bull 3
Cough Syrup in the house to be prepared
for sudden attacks Of Group.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
PROTEST is FILED.
Disputes Claim of the TrekeI Lumber
Company for 81, 100.

Guthrie, o. T., Jan. pa protest
against allowing the claim of s4.1oO
brought by the +. d. Trekel Lumber COM
pany against the National Home Building
company of Wichita, Kan, has been filed
in the Office of the attorney general Of
the territory on the grounds of ultra wires
and no authority for incurring the debt
by the lumber company. The protest will
be heard by Judge Burford on Monday
next. Mortgages of the building company
to the amount of $4,000 have been hypoth-
Icated to secure the debt
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convention, Secretary william Grimes

convention, Secretary William Grimes
says:
Il appreciate these tokens of friend
ship. but 1 cannot be a candidate for
either of these honors. l have been ma
tional committeeman now for four years
and was the territorial committeeman
for four years. This is enough. Besides.
1 am now an office holder. ] have al
ways felt that those holding official
places of emolument should not be can
6idates for other party fonors. These
things should be passed along"
Whom are you for. then, for national
committeeman he was asked
'I have no candidate. 1 believe only
three have been named as possible can
didates so far-Governor Seay. Cash Cade
and H. E. Asp. Any of these or any
one else the party may select will suit
me-"
How about Roosevelt?'
There is no opposition to Roosevelt
The effort to bring some one out against
him will fail And no one could beat
him. The people want Roosevelt; they
will have no one else. think in Okla
hcma the Republicans are practically a
unit for Rooseveit's nomination"
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OPPOSITION is HEARD.
Some Taxpayers Think Bonus for Pen
itentiary Too LARGE.

Iawtor. o T. Jan 1s.-Much opposition
IS being brought TO bear against the
proposition Of J. ". Matin. county COM
missioner. TO give a 5000 bonus to Sc
cure the location OF the penitentiary in
this county The complaint Is made on
the grounds tha. the county has not the
available funds AT present. and some fear
that il VIII have to come from the lot
sale fund or through an additional ap-
preparation from congress.
that she protested against the reilnguisf-
ment to Ella Eeigslin. that she went rs,on
the land March -. 1911. when Dasyhin
was in confinement in the Kay coltuty
jail. having been convicted OF adultery
and that Ela Seizeiin returned 70 the
land when released from jail she having
been convicted on the same charge ard
knocked her down with q club wheTeupon
che pulled a revolver and nred three
sfmes one of the shots taking effect She
further alleges that she was prosecuted
- Ella EelEeiin. ard thus oast<d FROM
the land. ard that when she secured boud
she was AFRAID TO retaTn 70 the land ss
her husband had been Tsieases. aad shs
was afraid of being killed She thea lssr
the country
IN reviewing he case the conusisxsone.
OF the general Land Office says. The tes-
timoay shoes that ia isas trouble arose.
and Ar ard Mrs. DaUphin agreed IN
writing up0z separation. and that Hrs.
Tsa0J hin Ee,inxrssbef al of her right 30
The sand to her husband and stss. Arz
DzEphin aecussz her hzsbzna Of b@snS
to Intimate with Ella EeiEessa AID Das
plia ACCUSED rs vtss of besag too ia-
tisssafe vifn hss bTolheT There rs ID
douas that both accasztio-1z we're vel
fezs..ssi as shawn b sse testimony.
IN a.zrrh. 1sse. whsis the oontessee ~as
sn possession of shs land AID protshiy
fhs mistress ~ = -. D2u,hsa- xrs-
Daophia armed herselg .fsh revolver
forrssiy catered TIE house rezncved The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27

furniture. and when Miss Seilegia re-
turned there was an alteration. in which
the contestee received a pistol shot wound
in the hip,
The testimony further shows that F..
W. Dauphin also nlei suit for divorce.
but neither party were found to be en-
titled 10 divorce The testimony shows
that she left her husband and remained
away two years and that before her de-
parture she made a REIMBURSEMENT for a
valid consideration
In the face of such a record the con-
testant cannot claim as an abandoned
wife. For these reasons your decision IS
affirmed -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
AT POND CREEK.
Merry Party Of Young People Enjoy .
Dciiuhtful evening.

Pond Creek. o. +. Jan. J.-sociefy
matters have been brisk u late.
Lart saturday nisht merry crowd ef
young folks we're entertained at tbs home
OF wm. yetter on Tenth ana Bsin ~
Harry yetteT and Dave PerFy. assjsted b.
Mrs. Vetter and Miss Daisy Lemon
Cards. finch. pii panic and muelc helped
TO make tire evening most enJofable one
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
Golden Weddino Celebrated.

Guthrie, o. T, Jan. 26.-Colonel and
Mrs. \ l.. Woodriff celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary last night in
FL Reno. Their seven sons. four daugh-
ters. many grand children and one great
grand son, Albert L. Lowe of BirIning-
ham. Alabama. attended the celebration.
One OF the daughters is the wife of DR.
L. l.. Hahn of Guthrie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
NO SHOW FOR HEARST
New York Will Present Parker or Sup
Port German.

Guthrie. o. T, Jan. 2s.-Judge T. J..
Lowe. who was secretary Of Oklahoma
under President Cleveland, today returned
from trip to New York City. where he
had political conference with exP-esi-
dent Cleveland and others. He says.
Hearst does no; stand any more show
Of being president than / do Of going 20
the moon next week. German and Judge
Parker have the inside track
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-27
Through to the East on the Keystone
Express

Solid train of library-smoking car, cleep-
ing cars and vestibuled coaches St Louis
to New York over Vandalia- Pennsylvania
Lines leaves st. Louis daily at S:44 =.
m, arrives New York o'clock p m.
next day. Tickets via Washington to
Philadelphia and New York at same fares
as direct route. Get details from ]. NJ
Chesbrough. y. G. p. Agt., s09 Century
building. st. Louis
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ASTo OFT z a.
asar, the 1Ihs klnd You HsT slssys Bcage
Signature q &xNZzzZa
Territorial Charters Granted.

Guthrie. o. T, Jan. :s Territorial
charters were granted to-day as follows;
The Mountain View Iownsise company
OF Mountain View with $1,000 capital
stock The incorporates arc A. J. Dun
Tap OF Hobert: ~ A. I.nmberson, \. =.
stinson. \ +. Kobs. Orlando ThaFp.
George Gordon. II. d ncyuolas and s.
A. Stephenson OF Mountain PART
The Pawnee Investment company u
PaWnee with si2.co9 capitsi stock. Tho
incorporators are. \. a Hammer. q. \.
Waters J. H. .aanning. ". 81. Moynihan.
j. a Hunter and ". H. webb.
The Canadian Mlll < Elevator company
Of FL Reno filed an increase Ia capital
stock from sso.eoj 20 e2oo.ess
The Hammond Packing company Il
Chicago Illinois. FLED an increase ia
capital from u.25e.o9g to S.E0ge
The GUARANTEES Loan & Banking COM
pany of Dallas Texas. filed its ssstsmsnt
or business conditions or January J. show
ing resources amounting to Sz1s.zz q.
capital ti8o1a. and surplus s@.sel
Notsr.ai commissious were issued 10 q.
r BeenlOiossam of Oklahoma city.
George j. league Of Lexington. August
Zoeiier or Sacred IIesrt. j. g. Isaii %
Chester and 81 W Fallis of Falls
Guthric. o. T.. Tan. ss Territorial char
iers were Essrted to-day - f1iiows.
The American Publishing company. af
III Reno. with - capital stsck The
arc =. J.. Lers ard y. =.
Collier of Kansas city. 30. . ppr8y.
% p Reno
The Stephenson. Bfgwn f.nmber eeF1-
pany. of Chiekaeha. . r and Mountain
View. o r. nied noiiee ~ Increase from
- 90 20 500 spl
Soiarlai eenmisvicns were izsB~j 20
u. mccarthy. - ~ Reno. Fletcher -.
LeTorFs. ~ Blackwell. ard J =. VISA
ard. - Wafongs
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Injunction Is Final,

Guthrie. o. r.. Jan. 26.-Chief Justice
Burford, in chambers today, declared the
s mill tax Illegal and void and it was
ordered by the court that County Clerk
n. ]. c. Johnson strike from the tax
rolls the tax levied upon the Guthrie
taxpayers for the payment of damages
to property owners for the right of way
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road in this city.
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Has Opened Headquarters.

Guthrie. O. T., Jan. 26-The headquar-
ters for the st. Louis, FL Reno & Western
railroad were formally opened for bust
ness here today, upon the return to the
city from st. Louis of General Manager
w +. Homan and Traffic Manager Wolf.
The equipment for the new road has been
ordered by the Middle States Construction
company.
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about discouraged but in few days after
taxing your wonderful Swarnp-Ro 1 be-
gan to feel better
i was out of health and run down gen.
orally; had no appetite. was dizzy and
suffered with headache most of the time
tne cause of my trouble but somehow
felt they might be, and / began taking
Swamp-Root as above stated There is
such a pleasant taste to Swamp Root.
and 1T goes right to the spot and drives
disease out of the system. 1t has cured
me, making me stronger and better in
every way, and l cheerfully recommend
1t to all sufferers. Gratefully yours,
MRS. A. l.. WALKER
46 West Linden St, Atlanta, Ga.
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Noble County lessees.

Guthrie, o. T., Jan 25.-The school land
leesees of Noble county have organized
by electing the officers for the ensuing
year A. MHaggart the territorial pres
ident herangued the lessees for over an
hour arguing for the sale OF school lands.
and he was followed by G.. A Smith of
the Chandler Tribune who spoke along
the same lines.