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uLTINATUM VATICAN
Contained il Note Presented - n.
Erenca GaVern .a.E-


Rome. Jan. l6.-The French
ment has presented III Vatican z.rB
aote in The nature Of al ultima IN
regarding the appointment q b5saaps
% five vanant Frenen sees. 81! an.
tally saving that either tAe pope n5sst
appoint the selections Of The French
government or they VI. De annour Cd
officially without faa aapr0bari1n OF
tie Holy See. IN addition. the papal
nnncto viii be asked % leaye Paris
and The clergy vii be forbidden to col
lect Peres.s pence IN eaarches. but
the concordat viii not - be den0unc.
ed.
The rumor that the cope -Eaaid.
ed to approve the appointments IS in.
correct The Vatican hopes 10 be able
70 continue the negotiations.
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COUNTY CLERKS RACE.

w ~ ~ ~ ~ 49, 49,
It is not according - the Gfraphie=
general policy t. advocate the Gains
of any candidate for the Democratic
nomination for a=Iocal ofiee 5Ht n
this article 1t viii endeavor - t4A
why it believes that Mr.. TT sai.ss
should receive the nomlaa- =
county clerk.
IN doing 50 il shall say hing d
paragingly Of MI Sal-e-.s osgaa-4.
fer that honor-slr Jesse r COR
The Graphic takes pleasure il -
ing that Mr. Core Is a pe9tesr ssz.-s-
man. and is well qualified 10 perform
the duties Of county and p. aa-= 'e-s
But it aso affords he Gragz.# go.
pleasure to say tae sane - VI sa#
lee. Both are gentlemen. AZ! s.-...-=7
has any advantage when II e9ass
qualifications. thai a#.Hae.as= : as=-
sessel By NF salIee=#.-5 : spes.a..z
qualified by reason Of A.s=e.er seass
service as deputy clerk ena9.Iag# #hin
within time 70 fallF aeealaiat hin
self with every detail .. the work re-
quired Of the county and probate
clerk. If there is any advantage 10 be
gained by experience. rhen Mr.. salIee
has that advantage.
Mr.. Core has had an elective office
county treasurer-for two terms. Mr..
Sallee has never had an elective office
in his life. lie has had nothing except
an appointiye deputyship, and he now
asks the people TO elect him to the
Office for which the depuryship has SO
well qualified him.
Having been honered by two terms
of an elective office the Graphic he
lieves Mr.. Gore has received official
honors enough fot avbd- TIE
Graphic does not believe IL keeping
one person continuously Id 4ifsee. even
though the office NAY BE changed. The
principle ny.lved Is tho same and
that principle IS anlasou.stie= 20 the
Democratic priu1ip.7 of rotation II
office. Democratic rotation does not
mean the rotating of ono person
from cue a,aiee afteH 4@e aesasz -
another office Tor two more terms, and
so on duriae lEe uatoral lie Of tue
person arotated-# Gj1e= se@a aG ne
other beys in de trenches chance
There are o,hcrs abo are qualified
Just as tsaals peaesta. am e1aat-
y entitled 10 so3e 81 -, =4asss5s ag9
emolumen#s at HatHt TT tSFafEut.
NJ Cero is a w2e5tay u2ater. wao
is mazne his homa IN heef1y Gg2m
fdac.ai yie& ryim Il, docs uu,
aea4 he office h 5ao not clajm 1t
BH tile er5ands = EbalIss naVar 80
loye1 lhe AQaars f#e}eetive eM-e= jfg
eaH H5f asE -t#oH the grounds of qUa2
11eatioHs saFesia 10 us onpo4eat
To btsta# Tie 3tee ul i Mr Sa#e,
We A9t e# lt, e5lfa5fi8e OF a
nes.lea =A-lae f5hs pema
efaf zs4aa Has 65m in a pc
sitter 70 tes'tzezll.a financial beneBts
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ais Last anestion.

T4- attorney foe lie opposition had
essaa btay5n#- e.se witness Tor an hour
g.tieu le Gnal y asked.
tr4 9af taere are traces Of ia
>.4aler sH soar r.,4i.5z'.
9T45f Ike answered the witness.
Nv grandfather. Mo vas STUDYING
- 1.s a.l.srry &C. up 70 become
q NV Xet4o x orit
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Ns.sin1 q u.r Tnnkinc

@ttgt taaF so'lsl.5al1 aaTe married a
ig5..=EI, .a1u ue5 clerk,
Fa. vor nan lack re-
teeH5 rat
- ay Ge=f. nut IL has a stronc ger
s.@-> ia1. .'-5ai more News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

aui ~a..ps and 10 improve the navy
,HendS Mr. Fass,= NJ = own expense
Vent aIroal ald ta.dg "a exhaustive
staar If He raTto~ of fl.e void He
vas % se#i 5ia- S~iSt51it seeretarys
of ta aae. md = = b. Long aad
has 81 hear -=aa-iea4d for he place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

General Grosvenor Of Ohio. "Old Fig
eaI.s" lie Is sometimes called has been
in congress nearly twenty vears and
ha> been fighting pretty much al that
tinie H is n! aaefes and points. and
his entrance tato debate IS tde si-n2l
for tie 80. NJ # feathers on the De144-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
RAss, rnl.Ians. .

IL ny ady SAYS tie haby looks like
fois. pa-{p 1iiat please you:'
4 don Know, replied Fopley. But
tel YOU 8hat-Tm gla9 nobody thinks
of saying I Iook like lie baby. ."-PAiIa-
delphia Pubic Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
=-CSf fa}----
= 1. - : 3 : 1. i J. !. +
: NIGH IN LITTLE
j. y y !. = ( = = .. -

tt has hee4 quito Whaa since
NlE dia H. sHetea> a>s.4et sz.a3
s..tt n.-t aeze-rs SOUS H5s#g=
W. s, Aa0i4az,as analats
ee#eaaa 80 a.G55F5 o5c5agl.
.A1 eoatst eas34a9a> af Gn55e
Iuh.
y 5ag.' I'4'f5 saFe#s#ef 5h0Qshf
- ~ sstNtgfs u - Qat jeu would
Niq aqt faf 4 fnHd rrm auta he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

b y0ll'l - :
psa % Aoh' - a!2-
aarI;egt position.
his next retla-ps t
&i.osf ,..,la1n be-
in- tWen Vi - years
h.
TIL building Of
oroh6hIy f6llr-ffths
of tie present ny
Was authorize! dur.
lng iealiors nip
of the navsl eo4l-
mittee. AMI 4e# has
done more ItI3n any
Of lis prodaess ssors
70 ee.uin tie service
witt officers u1en
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aad never -e Is tired
of praising the
beauties the
place. on u recent
duh day in con
gress William
wrote busHy for
.aa hour and Hen
liked over to
Siidoa
Joe he said.
here's some poet
~ Fve written
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

OCr3t.c side .ere
is fo.a i. - air
when he gets up to
sl7e...3.
But once e=of the
hoor he forssets his
=npcnst6' al s
2 all. l!.at caHlrf3njon
r3s. % rleraEi X fond
o. a Joke anl can
te.l story With -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Representative Joseph sibley Of Penn
syIyania has beautiful summer home
On TIE shore Of Lake c1amplain. and It
IS his delight to take his congressional
friends there and keep them as long as
they Will stay.
John sharp Williams. the minority
leader has enjoyed SibIeE.s hospitality
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Ga HE ANg -NG

Ga .HE EN9 s5N.Es.
| a.aE
+ ~#..a5oa = .=-z-- a
H#r ..-
III. leaeoz
r. a - zaa
bis a4na -s-az
40 =l.lH.#z
Z .a.=e
Haas - ~
5a4' = -.za.sz...s..
a5-zza. #5azs.-==-==
aIa4es N= - 81
E=f He- =a4
.agza. = aa "a - =
- laz-=zHza- -
state began
=aHa3.5#ra -
rae y E
s.oasaiPa
~. =@a #-
z-.rr -
.s1z = -ss=--
> n.
==zs.-7z
4z.-.-=z- =z -
#-z.=.z=-=z =-7=-g
6z:
sa.t
S==sz=#== zs.z.z-s -
7z=7s..e
za=a - Gsaz==== ...-=...=--
remarks:
~ 49, sr.az : = S=ca-z-
C'55szz= IA zets going Tere fer =rAe
Panama =aaaat sFeas@=aaE t..a Little
se-e= I56a3ez5 aft1e Memphis
.15f.afz ia Appeal. Who IS IN the sen
as9r.s confidence. has 50 stated in dis
patches that his paper has published.
Tie legislatures Of Louisiana and
Mississippi have already instructed
their United States senators to vote
for The Panama canal treaty
The altitude Of the Gazette in this
matee7 IS different from that Of many
other Arkansas papers The Gazette
Was not and is nor supporter Of
either mes or Clarke against the
either: With US it is simply question
af an Arkansas man against the world
e" g least against the rest of 'he
Eni9eo# States =
Those Who are opposing Tones are
inconsistent in their opposition. and
hey have Lot made a single argument
that ts borne ont by The facts.
The opposition by senator Clarke
5 net teaa5le en- ar grounds. and If
4is 'ew friends who are endorsing him
II rlat a.5-.=5an VIII only hear his
many frs1as @he - net endorse nina.
They vi aat onx cease their own
sffoassl slat trey VIII also cal tGe seaa=
tq ct
=ra-se=c 5Hf4#eaa .aad more
Acceptable =Nf'Sass = n8a= ia 9se pace
.a4a >n-Eaaae tha Graaa.e VII have
r more = =.he matter. 6uf
t8.a4#.1
Fa#eaz zion =faae- ffa nssI=
- a4@ mission IA 5aa
=Het#a# 1aa.l 8aea
aa5aest= a.az
z5zaEs5
c~ia3==----
: + = : :, : /. ! : i +
: NIGH IN UIrTLE
+ 4. i = = + y = s. :.
I. aa~ h6aa quito a whae since
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

that simply
-caI, ienosraCs
into dalirium.
When #notsnIins.
however Mr. Payne d
&1a The EaSG
solemn .c=hi.ls- men
z-.a lorse. and
.sa+ caeaas
=5.5-&Ta5s..
2. R-efi=llSeti to=CGi..
AF=Pa .ne vas at
tending ..,4.#"-se-
- n one occasion
not W. ae-
: -,4r and tie host
most II. lis g11ests,
solemn form away
II his seG late appear
5l-rs host tIzatLe was
...- .4- ward him the
Hal=sl.4tis said,
OBJ -e=yls bEsa Jil1-
tia this IS the only
e ma jorit leaders
= t)=lls rescue. He
ed, but be didn't say
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SIMON COMPANY REoRGANJzEs

Articles Of incorporation Of the j B.
simon Dry G ods company We're fed
Yesterday. The capital stock is So,
4oo fully paid up. The stockholders
are J. B. Simon who is also president,
Joe Simon. vice president Edward
Young. secretary. and Carrie simon,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Tie Rhodes-IIayerty Furniture COM
pany have put on special sale for
mis- week in sideDoards and extension
tables. For further particulars see
their advertisement and also their
show window.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

:.
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-. :
-..-aH
l.
r..
l#..,
Il
Leo
#|@
E.aEa.==.sIIel.1 IL
grace It's - q
occasion when Z
smile led D=eeI
IT, plainly fustel
Grace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17


a -oc.s #a#!ver- j. a
~=#.s..e = -A= leeze. and tie hotel
l-4z. r..=..eeI CIT. WHAT are Eau Ga.a-
...zs.'#z.. - 5>5zad
Just eating o a snack.
Veil III give yau jast enc -
ta - oHt
..,e.e stranger rase- tH4.a II sea-
slowly. H seemed % #u..3H.nt ....,a a
-4.e~eore until he lowered aaarly t--e
feet efer s.,e hotel mana huge, mts=
cu.ar Giant
'Waal stranger said the Iuncler.
what be yo1 a-eain. 70 Do if I decide
. >aef :.ere longer than a Ininute:'
.EH. il that event. said the bote
1eeHpr. locking up aad down tLe huge
HH5H Hof1.ons IF E.> visitor I sQpposa
!. eX5vt.d rle tine i little
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
WELL KNOWN
MEN OF
The HOUSE

- - vsrE earnest ID So
II 50 >l1l-.. K tentative
Se-ez0 :. Payne ~ I5ra
: possessed - SANE me
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Representative Cyrus Sulldwar %
New i-sl1l3,i..r- sometimes called
salvation eE,e for Slort. /. tie -. .zse
1-Tu II congress. Although sky =ee1.r
.Hes.rS Oh, = .asss-s that l. : sz..s
srausl- NJ SaHovar= deeiares lat
oa =asu Christmas 4Iav l= applies
saa-5alz- ra - le4-7h and that eae4
s44ar SHOWS al =l4creaSs - - -=55si..e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

Eo c!,-t.ian in tl.e IaaI knows ror4
hal,f -l=- aa*E than yn-ta~Sra.5u
fieei,-n= =. .=a~s of Illinois, chairman =
- = - st0z-e=.-z-ee "a l.aval sfss.,s
Tha y, ai9sts 49, : Lis hobby y
=. enz ea1..H vearS Of age he ha~
u ..-of4d t9##aa-re~~ tive Suece~>5s.e
a"ias. a4.I Haa4 lHpo.nzed ae.its-
s..-,s.---.sil q navs committee Oh
:. :.c,...et6a y NJ Boutel.e he was
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HL
-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

- - z.o~- ca1zat.z.-.g smile that ez-er
..-aez- a- opponent craZEs Tie chair
..=5...s.<aa..- -s.e xaEs and means com
= -. snakes In tae 5otr ea.ier 2f
-Ee majority. aad when le taxes The
Eatr rp assumes q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
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IE'5
lzezz# .=4s> 5ss-. -. #t.z. -,
4s-sl = ssez.e5..~ -z.sr ..5.ea.=Ia - -
fz-e=s#.as= =7zz-#r. a..@ a Ta8r 4tsr
Eresale..1 . f5#sfzz appointed Ass.. E.a.-zel
Sr.z-e> afrefz9 =ear=t1.e# tars...z-..sy II
H.soz..f4- Il : >erViis- - t.tth csl.E!
Il ea=9=.'".@s Il IL z5ath VI. jenkins
ree4ie'.a Il T-=ss.. l....-.-at cof4moa school
sG,ss-f te.fi .t.ts3. sor u t.I..e Na>a 58Vorar
n TIE lslHlt- szz9atIe o. Wisconsin,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17


.atlher@ depressing eX
: 90, however
a telling a story. and
cliH lie paused
ellod,z laughed. u.s
t..IA aa,7"aae.I
He general, with some
x 'I;line,E TIE point
.allGlet., ba-
sero4g Payne S.al
arr
could = your
"a.
- ttt9..el G'a
= lave t. ue Sent
...r,
.lii. WA
atat a.e 10 P
n ca;5sI'la:5Is ~
Jee Us
ON s@,.aa IN
hi. lr 10. I
son If rio,
I.Ilet:Jne
Xty years
ats
J. 4ers aa since he
W. Hne Uars t
a.. @i fme
h bt resident
Il bsj 4 go, W Is.
DarsaE rle civil war
he I'D three years
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

I-atea Il al- aeah
Representative Russell sad ldat a.4
not been for the sfatesman@4.a q
Democratic president there you'd not
have been added IL this country =taere
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17
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8 < = I Lib = ! ! -
chusetta sta te>f-.sl
del-z i1s. ?
gtaaEa REL :.
about IA the books
in ael!t tie cot,
Il
sorEerI.r Mr. :
as aea,a0f the boy
years a-o he bee;
>aiV iV#an .Ar'll5.. :.
Webster y 30 i N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

IL q debate otsz~ daz Il
set.ta1. I1Isse- - Te1as t9ea a=e5rl=
PIE - aree.e.=3t f.a5aea. Pete uepa gI
- Laa s.-re aI+es= AaAa=
rs
- aea-a Rfa
Egas dtla ~
C1t#a-t 'ae ~0e.taat~
10 y ~ Ha> 3=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

about taa, Hlaee of 2oi1N >. 31i AI-A45.
yours ZIP on Lake Ghsmnlain
"Let's SEE Il" demanded SibIey.
Its abea 4 pair of lovers sitting on
the fence ta vour park repeating their
VOWS wh:ie tbe moon rises orer the
lake
&ib'es azsttad Haroariousiz IL
cant be Gaa 81 GaSFe5..
4Shaa Williams tn1
uanr ~idents of tI.at ras
-loH 50 lost - sentiment t4at slleh a.
epi~oaa IS i. aoss#blefs
II ~. .tlz=.5. S#bi.a aHl.eI he-aefl4
lau@-4, r6H sla tJ lssT ferce is
.sae!a#af t.4Ia4=sl y4=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

'su-. ta Ea =assi=
- gu st4a# e9sa mission IA t4a
- .a 5~#Heta -Hal ~ Jld#
=-e aa3se>t
n., 7=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

i 81 IL ~
man in eot
.;'.a's :, HaA had a
f1f5 sef fss.s. n da5
Ii. lac i'S5,eol
lie re- 4
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555 -
ta
t.tfe.
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Coz - @5l..zll St4l
Powers,
elliiSe .-a.>3
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S0t4H ts co.'s
9=tLze= 555,Ji oy
& 6f.l5 le=
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n {
. q
1s iQ4i
>rer 9
.IGBi
elf
steps az-
80 9ua e.- -.
Efl :
= =
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.s1A< So

=. f Mill
Oh. Phone II
p
/ Il are Surgeon.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

SUNDAY. JANUARY : ia54-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17


to =N}sSa
Ia. eXctatallIlc 9TH
i't. just sen a
Just 1.5l. Rad
Tie lad II roam
lad caught a
] ] .Iyva
,uaoWar vas claSsed
= bur ten or twelve
.ame con 2.ar- u a
8aSs, ).
.UW uIs second Wiz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

- ILl -l='s
-A,-
10
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

Advert.s,ng rates -.taae shoHn en-
Application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

~ Il. l1I5EI..
con. -rCc Cor. arraG
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-01-17

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-30
Corner Stone Laid.

Special to Daily Leader.
Woodward, OKLA, Jan. 30.-Work on
laying the walls of the new pos,office
building began Wednesday, Jan. o.
and work will be rushed until all the
stone now on hand are used. The first
story will be completed at the earliest
possible moment and finished ready
for occupancy Then, as the wea her
may permit the upper stories viii be
finished. On account Of inclement
weather the stone cannot be made
when there is danger of freezing be
fore the cement se.s.
Shortly before the first corner was
laid, someone laughingly suggested
"exercises" and an hour afterward by
the aid of the Marie Fountain Com
pany band crowd was called to the
depot ex-Mayor Sharp pleasantly al
mded to the portent of the occasion
and introduced Col Temple Houston
who made few remarks, followed by
Capt B. b Smith in like manner.
A tin box was then given to the
stone mason who securely cemented
II in the corner stone and the building
was begun under most pleasing condi
tions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-30
Q @ O O 20 O 0 0 O Q @ Q Q @ O @ c
o O
@ INDIAN TERRITORY NEWS. O
O .
O > O o O @ Q o O 0 O Q 0 6 O 0 c
A TewnsIte in a Tannle.

Special to Daily Leader
Muskoaee, I. T., Jan. SO.-The secre.
tary of The interior has refused TO al.
low the allottees who own the allot.
ments where the town Of Weleetka
stands to sell their property except IN
the regular sealed bids sale and the
entire townsite is involved in tanglc
from which it seems impossible for
he people to obtain title to two MT.
lion dollars worth of property.
Weleetka is a town Of 1000 people
IN the western part of the Creek ma.
ton II was built on the allotmenis
q; Martha and Alex Low and Big Ben.
These Indians want to make good
their agreement with the townste
company that sold the lots and asked
the secretary TO allow them the un
restricted sale of their property This
was recommended by The Dawes com
mission and refused by the secretary
of the interior who told thom to sell
under sealed the bids plans This the
.allottees refused to do, and the secre
tary according to the Greek attorney
has ordered ,he INTO do SO anyway
If such an order is carried out the
chief win order a suit for injunction
.nled.
In the meantime the national banlts
and the big mercantile companies that
have built big brick and stone build
ings realize that they are subject tc
removal as intruders any day upon
demand OF the allottees or order o
the Indian agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-30
WouId Take Lien . Me-Ioo.
Special to DAILY Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
okmulgee, /. T.. Jan 3O-Tobln
berrynil a minister who has innu-
ence auong the full blood Indians.
has sohed convention 10 meet IN
this rlace to discuss a plan for the
lndiens ID sell their allotments in the
Creek nation and emlgrate to MeSico.
where they may carry 9a their ancient
forms of tribal religion anu live ac-
cording to Indian tradition.
Berryhnl is a man Of considerable
mental aeumen and IN past public
matters the fun bloods have followed
his advice implicitly His plan is TO
send a delegation to Mexico 20 treat
with the Mexican government for a
grant Of land, for which they will pay
cash They want It In The wild, noun
famous country where they can live
undieurbe5 They contemplate sell
Ing all the land the law allows them
O ALLEVIATE and desert the balance.
Beryhill claims TO have IN his pos
session all the agreements made by
the United States with the Creeks
which he says the government has
fallel TO keep as wen as "A number OF
treaties made with the English
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-30

Alya Courier: Last Saturday eve
ming, January 23, Bessie, the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc.
Mullen, who live seven miles north
east Of Whitehorse, was 80 badly
burned that death resulted a few
hours later The father and mother
bad gone some distance from the
house TO haul water, leaving their two
children at home. Bessie, aged 4 years,
climbed upo nthe stove hearth, and
resting on her knees, warmed her
hands before tEe open stove door Her
clothing caught fire and before assis
ance reached her, she was so badly
burned that her life could not be saw
lea. Her little brother, Z years old
was too much frightened to do any
thing The funeral was held Monday
Mr. McMullen is a brother to J. A.
McMullen of this city The parents
have the sympathy OF all who have
learned of their sad bereavement
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T. limerick and Miss Bertha Emer-
iol1 Of Kansas CITY who have been
visiting with Mrs Louis Buchelmer
left for Guthrie this morning for "a
visit with friends at that place-Pon.
&c City Courer
ID, s Mitchell formerly of his city
now residing in Wichita, where ne is
agent for the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance company has been in
The city this week Mr. Mitchell stat
el while here hat be NIGH be trans
forred TO This city ana placed IN charge
of he company business IN Oklaho-
ma
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El Reno American: Lieut. Flake,
second lieutenant Of company A, 22nd
infantry which left for Manila last
October. was killed by treaeherous
Moros. Monday, January 25. while try
ing to enter Moro Ctta in Mindaneo
The following special was received:
Manila. Jan. 25--It has just been
learned here that Lieutenant Camp
bell W. Flake, Of the 22nd infantry
was killed while trying TO enter Moro
Gotta. in Mindanaos for the purpose
of examining the locality
He was accompanied by Private Foy
of the same regiment
Lieutenant Flake was shot treacher-
ously, The Moros firing on the party
while Major Bulard was parleyine
with them Moro Gotta was at once
taken by assault, with no further loss
to the expeditionary forces. Ine esu-
mated loss among the Moros is twenty
killed.
He is well known ia FL Reno, as he
was very popular in society while sta
toned al the fort
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New Workers Fined.

Special to Daily Leader
Anadarko, Okla, Jan 30--A. Baker
and A. Amidon Of Buffalo, ~ Y, were
arrested by Game Warden Johnson as
they were getting ready to leave for
their home for attempting to transport
quail out of The territory, contrary to
the game law Of 1903. They were car
ried before he proper authorities and
after due investigation and trial were
found guilty and fined 500 each and
costs, the total fines and costs amount
ing to 1923 They had thirty-six quails
in their possession.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-30

Tonkawa girl says chat a KISS IS
the anatomical IuX aDositiou Of ,he or
blculae muscles I'm an excuiiaingly
eyQuisit contraction II that girl VIA
come over and let a Medford boy KISS
her jus once she viii not talk so
Sigh lngly about it again When ihe
inhniteslmal untinnabulations OF con-
eeniratod quintessence of double gear
od supernal bliss begins TO permeate
her anatomy she viii be willing 10 call
hoe a hoe instead Of am agricultural
Implement Medford Patriot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-30

The recent rain is considered bene-
fetal by the Logan county farmers.
IN speaking Of II today a local agri-
culturalist said. Oklahoma wheat
crop was practically saved by The rain
few days ago, and the 1904 wheat
crop win probably be the largest for
several years past" This looks en-
conraging for Oklahoma. as the farm.
ers are reaching the sage where they
are almost entirely dependent on FL
horta peaches and wheat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-30
eia Barns Burned.

Special to Daily Leader
Shawnee, okla, Jan 30.-Fire de.
stroyed the big barns Of J. NJ Rich
ards near this city. The loss, includ
ing horses, mules, harness and imple
ments is $4,000 Richards belongs to
the Anu-Horse Thief association and
his is the second barn burned lately
by incendiaries Enemies of the as
sociation are suspected. and arrests
are being considered
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Storage Rooms Burned.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Perry, Okla. Jan 30-At $3.50
O'Clock Thursday morning fire consum-
ed the storage rooms Of Ed j. Coyle's
cotton gin. About $1,000 worth Of cot
ton seed We're destroyed The total
loss is estimated al $500 The gin is
located near the railroad tracks and is
supposed 70 have caught from sparks
from passing engine
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For the Lawyer.

For sale-seven "a volumes Of de-
cisions Of the department Of the inter
lor. relating to public lands.
One volume Taylor's Pleadings and
Practise (Kansas) Address, The
Leader. Guthrie, Okla
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Rural Delivery.

Special to Daily Leader.
Pawnee, Okla, Jan 3O.--H A. Bark
er. special inspector in the free deliv-
cry service was here this week and
inspected a route running north and
west He will recommend its estab-
iishment and held an examination for
carriers L. A. Brooks, c. c. Price
John Ferguson, and NJ W. Bausell
took the examination. IL T Johnston
took the inspector over the route. II
will be anywhere from 60 to 80 days
before the route is put in actual oper
alton.