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haeola kesA,

Prom he Gaasssa-
A party sansd L ChaoSsss pss.
chsssd paacs scsoss tbs rosd froo ~
Psrcy Dsvsrsau1 plscs, near CobafoA
I0t vssk.
Ars. q. 8. Wodsms. u Dsovss, q.
gsnissd iodgs Of Royal Hsighboss. q
sdjuoct Il ths Ao3srs Woodoss lasl
ueek.
6seood str0st b bsinR opsosd eaaas =
The vsss I'D. . bsidgs bstsg bsiit ssssll
ths Psosia ditch and srsdiog ssiag 4
peugsSss.
TIP. Davis caos over feoo C0y ~
wssk TO prsech hsss tor The CAsise&ea
dsoooiostioa and vil b hess ssa1
fsstAse sosios o. ths sssood asd sesstA
8ssdays In seeA meath.
". b. 0srvis. Il Chicago. . gsse1s.
mas q log ssPseissos 10 has1llpo
fruit. he's hsss sscaned - 0an.Goe ~
ths Fruit 0rovsss' assei.sisa - ~
plaes. He yin b hsss sAostiy - -
eAauS.
N oss.aAs esssa tssDs - Easl9
IN iodisats ssossAiag e - tfSe posse-
inG tskins pisos this spsssg. 1ssss
trs1 ass from carsiully ssssctsd - b..
spsc4sd stock aud q provsa vsstssisa
Froa prsssot iesiicatioss The crop tAis
rear Vill b q recprd Aeookoe With good
prices. which viIl ssevs b sssd land up
aoothss ooteA-
We are told that ths sncisot nethod
oS srse,ing BY splitting ths saved limb
and theo inssstisg The graft = still being
ps.cticsd At 0ssnd Jsocsioo. We stand
ready b eorrsct this iopstatisa il ve
Discover - srs vroog - vs do DO,
visA 70 vroogly plaes 0sssd Jsnctioo
orchsrdists 10 ths category Il Chicago
ssd ths sivss Niis, TAs oodsru,oD Dstbod
q oakiog . osat iseisioo - sseh side
Il ths liob ssd sttiog tAs seioe therein
= psscsiesd by all up to-dsts srehardstx
Assst the sssdIss spsss grown by
NJ. Spssesr q 0rasd Jssctioo. Mr..
Oshpidssoss isioros % that ~ article
which recently appeared In IN Eagiish
pspse suss ~ oos 6sttse. M citing an
iostsncs whsrs . pasty 10 Inst eosutr.
has oot -oaly psodsosd sssdiss., but
siso cossIsss appss. nr. Osssidseooe
has vrittso for fsstAse iofosostioo re-
gardins ths 80 sppss With visv to
getting sosss scioas fro0 L. The oext
step would b. to prodses "voeoles"
apples. Whsosvsr iAis b sonoGplishsd
thsss c.n - ssvsssl ordsss taken In this
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0sos the sisking q tAs Japsssss
tsssspost the Rosssan 6ssts At Port
AseAur and Vladivostok are bsiny ciossly
vaanhsd.
n japanese claim that 10 sioking
~ transport the Rossisos gave them no
cAaoce to 81 rrocdos.
STORY or THE BATTLE

STORY OF THE BATTLE
0soesal Zassalitch's report dated
No Z ssys that the battle sss fought
usdse the following circumstanees:
sIhs Twelfth and Twenty -sscosd ~
iosss and the secood and third battse-
iss Il tAs Sixth brigade Of artillery
vsso sogaged in the battle which began
vieA hsavy caanoosding os our right
asak sy sisce guns At wuu and SeId
hattssiss 10 the distance.
-Afiss luIl the lighting vas resumed
vitA sxtr.ordinsry vioaeocs sgainst the
len Asak os oar main position At Tur
soeAss and our position at Potieti nsky.
A fssiasds vss also begun BY email par
tiss q Jspansss scross the Al river.
..1As sitsatioo Of tho defender posi-.
tisa ssos0s Increasingly dinicult esp &C.
ially as Rstietinsky. which after having
sisseosd ths sosny's uountaiu battery.
dirsessd its Dire on the japanese iu
eaatzy and sustained fev losses % long
. e ~ not obliged TO take up another
Vssltioa owing 70 the vithdravsl Of our
iaeastsy trou the bank.
s'TAs japanese under our Dire made
eoatinsal bayouet attacks on our
sssssa
.'Jspsosss bodies lay in heaps At the
rlvss Soeds.
s8iaultansously With tho attack OF
Rseississky. IN alta CT wss being made
- sas isis dank at Tursnchen. a.d the
Rsssiaa trsnches had to Be- sbandooed
seasr ~ japanese iodslding Dire. Our
rssssss several timss mingled With the
6sse lias, thus soabiing it Tor . long
tios 70 maintain its positioo.
Finally oil oe the supports verr
srsagAt up into the 6rius iins, but ow-
ia0 10 The great distance from our main
rssssvs, Il vss Impossible 70. them to
eeoeA the advance force In time. and
oss 0sa retired from the principal posi-
aoa 70 anoehsr position 10 the rear Of
rssooehse, followed by The coocsutra-
tsd.ars Of the Jspansse. Who could not
nsks up their minds u descend from
tAs ersat they occupied and tses the DIRE
Il osr batteries st Poulsmsts. They
dug esssA trsnchss and opsued heavy
artsllssy ars O. our position ssd bsgaa
- turn our lsfs Sank toward Chin Gov.
1.-Two battalioas d The Essvsoth rssi.
asss cd ~ thsFd battery os ths Third
bsiVa1s q artillery. bslooGias 10 the
uaAia sssssvs. veee ordered 70 Lao Fun
tses. TAsy o-cupasd . posisios With
dsslls asiag hss. thss permitting our
savasos kss. vAisA bad suffered hsavi-
y, aad out vouadsd 10 rsties.
"a batsslLoa q The ElsvsntA rsgi.
neal bsah naaks Il Which vses ~.
psalsaH tSrnsd b The osOy. sdvsscsd
IN Hxsd bayossts. preceded b. bug
AsA y s.sss . PassaRs. TIE Jspsasss.
ssUssse, asellasd Aasa.te-hasd ooa.
- 81 rscoalsA. ...-
ss.latleat q ~ ssgiosat . eAaslais
1e1slae b ssoo uss sarssk ~ tvs Ssl.
- - ssly - sdvsseias - shs
Jslsss si.t NJ saScess tsss NJ:
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Wh,ssssr N ssrssss,s sassd.

oss day James AscNstn whsstlsr
catered he atslise Of BIZ class n
Paris a.A fouad that . rsA bAek-
gsosnd AsA Sssa arssnssd bsAial ths
noasa. A. oaes ~ directed so0s-
thing ol . ,Aullss toos 70 b subeki-
tuksd aaA ~ sceapsa tAs ~ paiut
u the canvas & 0as ok tAs papils.
DattiaS, iA ~ psaes aiotAsr beck.
srouuA. Bot he ~ would sAov
through. He sefapsA, studied ~
worked lahes.oasay to gst soastAi10
tAae plsessA hin. IAs ssse q NJ
esaas sssso1sAs1 tAs sassl ~ easss>
b watcAea tAe 1Astsf. - 1oo&s1 -
onalH aAA se,1: Il sao0ses -
kaov What - tsytas y Ass- .oA,
- ~. tAsy a. SAassssA .WeG.
NJ usss 49, - - seo1l9e ~
h, ~ ~ ~ leaeN ,5S
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NOs~esre - tsooesAe

"Ah! yoa Aavs . Ans furnace. Mine
heats AiDs sooos aad SarDs . too and
. suAstss . aoetA Il sod cal Yosrs
bar.s over tvo tnas, IN ~. aaA you
have soly ssvsa Moons - hoak- Just
sssS ovsr 10 yusr groesrs sad bay .
e0an lo-esat baS q eoanoa salt and
soeiakls u Over yosr eoal. h viii save
yoa tArssQsastsss u . - . nootA.
y ssrs 10 III - salt Greatest
0cAsos O saFtA- Wooaf Kiadlins
wooAf Five aoaaass sDe . vAsslbAr
NV loeA? I assse uss Il h my
Ao1ss - start al Arss WITH charcoal.
Yos caa ssy n b Papss eAss. 10 cents
eaoA. Pct n oad ssvs ADsr II the
bottom uf The g1a&e md throw O. half
. bAg d charcoal: thea an The fur
Saos With anthracite aAA aS1,y the
match Yos viii have . soariDg IRE
b . aiaats. a.A 20 1s~sr Aavs to
bsilA 4 . sseosA tioA"-sle0 York
krooa.
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...spaa.e cs..ans - Ays.. = - n,

NJ ssvsstigstSas onooittss eas ~
0assasss tasssi vin arsivs 10 Dssvss
o. ebs Ssh. ssst Aosdsy. ssd. Il b sssd.
vm - u Aestssss ths Tuesday follow.
iag.
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THOUSANDS SLAIN
IN BATTLE.
Hshae9 - tie Yalu River More
Dlsastrsss Than First Reported.

The bsttie between tho Japansss and
Russian forces oo tho M.nch urian side
o( the Yais river which cootinued for
I've days grove more serious - the later
sscts are ksown. The battle began April
a and cootinued to Nay 2 General
Kuropatkis. 10 tsaesrsphing to the
s@peroe blamss Lisutsnant General
zsssaiitch's ohstinscy 10 rsfssing to re-
trsat IL tips, despits tbs oedsn be 70
solved. The Japsnsss srtilisry. the
sorresposdent says. included eighteen
tsss gn.A which were brought from
fskohsoa on gunbosts and landed on
aAe kossan bank Of the Yslu. Ths loog
range oe these guns eosbied tho Jspa.
hese to silence the Russian batteries on
lths opposite bank.
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Ii Tho first big battle Of the war u rs-
Ebosted to have occurred 90 the YsIu
3ver. Sixteen thousand japanese
flFossed the stream last Thursday and at
ks6sd $1,000 Russians, Who vsre
fasoogiy fortified. Tho japanese vssa
I 1sanforced and the battle continued Tor
ix days: tTbs JspsDess sharpsboossrs
illsd many Russian odIesrs, whoss ooi-
1oso were conspicuous.
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LEARNING tSst . sesiks Il ths oseAis.
tssa bed bsss ordsssa sos oo'csoea % the
posnisg q Nay Let ths 6sata p o0ci.
sls astioipatsd the now By closing down
st svssy shop towa On ths 6asts Fs sys.
tn froo Caieago 10 AlbolSseSss. II
b sstioassd tAst nearly 10000 Dsa ars
s6sctsa
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b Tho Russisns cIai N that the Jspanese
|sisd from 5000 TO 10000 men. beside
- grsatss quantity of guns, many of
bso ssiog oe heavier calibsr than those
"a ths Russians- Thoe outnum bssing
~ Rassiaos actually engaged more than
I've to oos. the japanese succeeded 10
|Gspking tvo Ruesian battalioos 90 both
6dss and sovsioping then 10 the resr.
~ tsstss. Sith oasic playing . martial
ir and with axsd bayoosts. . PRIEST
Aoldieg sIoet . cross charged and ths
Sspso0s opsssd bseors then. after
|Bhich they sosussdsd in rsaching tue
|tsPposts. Il sss oos os The most gallant
|sntioo Il . hioody day.
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H. sscsnt rspost aassrting that ths
|4spassss hsd taken Nsv Chvsng hss
leot bssa euaArosd. New Chvang which
K 90 . rivss asd about thirty oiIss feoa
p - eooid not, it . claimed. possibly
tskss sxospt - ths rssslt Of - At
sek 4 q Isase tvs - thrss days dsS-
10. TAsss srs A0sstess eoussposSsoas
- CAss Fes, 8hss Hal Ksss. Me-
Assag cd Yia Ksv. any 90 u vhso
Sosla easssisly hsvs ssSsstsa n attsek
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Fsrpis BIC. town oe 1yOc0 popsIatioa
the largsst ssttlsasnt In the Grown Nest
district vo almost totally destroy ID BY
6rs lest Friday. Issds@uats water cup
ply - responsible Tor tAs great h0.
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. A he'd Il 100 hsad 4 cattjs bsiug
driven ovss ths trail 10 South Part -.
oouatsssd ths 6secs soov ssoro In
Chsyssss canon lest Aoeday ssd 100
hsad Wsso frosso to dsatA.
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Nesss froa oves lhe Country
Briefly Told.
The Cripple Cresk output oe ore fos
April VS. almost 100000.
haboe Commissioner Montgomery y
preparing to prosecute several Colorado
dru,s tor dealing il convict made wares

OAcisi reports sses esosivsd last Fri
asv shosing thst ths ssprsesdsotsd time
oe 1904 milss an hoar hss bsss msde BY
Z Michigan Central trsis. 1Ais sstab-
lishss usv record Tor fase sesaing.
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Not a Sick Day Since.

Il was taken severely sick with Kid
ney t'on'ile ! tried all sorts of med.
icines n1ne O. which relieved me. One
day saw an ad Of your Electric Rit.
tors and determined tc try that After
taking a few Goses ielt ielie,e ed, and
soon thereafter was entirely cured,
and have lot seen sick dag since.
Neigl bors ot nine have beea cured
# Rheumatism Neuralgia, Liver and
Kidney troubles e1d General Debility"
This Is what s + Bass. Of Fremont
n. c. writes only sec, at all drug
gists
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RAILROAD aRlras BURNED.
People Believe It is Work Of An In
eendiary.

Latwon, okisa Nov 9.--For The sec.
md time in three months a railroad
bridge near Manitou. over a tnbutofJ
OF Dead Man creek has been burned
aud there no ioteer remains any doubt
that both fires we're of incendiary orr
igin Las night at twe.ve O'Clock a
Gin crew o mile Instant observed that
the bridge was on fire The men were
at work and NC ald not leave to at-
tempt to save the bridge. The eng
ineer at the gin gave are ALARM By
blowing the whistle. lit because of
the fact hat bows IN the night had be-
fore thus alarmed the community by
making a similar alarm the citizens
were net aroused and but-ew lnew Of
the fire anti this morning.
The secnnn crew learned cf .he drc
early in the morning and hurried to
the bridge They founG nat only
about half of It had hecu burned and
that the tract, had been destroyed char
distance They set 70 work and had
the chasn temporarily bridged by tho
tine Of the arrival Of the first train
and 10 accident occurred
Some three months ago the people
IF Manitop ami vicinity made an ap-
peal to lie Oklahoma City & West
ern railroad company asking that they
be givea reas ,na5le freight rates
claiming that those IN effect we're
burdersome The railroad company
Il appears. gave no heed TO their pray
ers, and the eitiezus became very an
CRY. It was shoTtly after this that
The railroad brilge was burned the
first time AZ that time it was sue
gested that sone of the anger ed citi.
7ens might have had a hani IN tho
burning ol the brl lge. II is lelieved|
that the second turning was a piece
of spite work oc sane citizen or cih.
zers who yet hold in memory a gruigc
against the railroad company
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A Heavy Load.

To lift that load off of the stomach
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests
what you eat. Sour stomach belch-
ing gas on stomach and all disorders
of the stomach that are durable. are
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by me use Of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. 5. =. storrs a druggist at 297
Main street New Britain, Conn, says:
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure IS giving such
niyersai satisfaction and is SO surely
becoming the positive relief and sub
sequent cure for this distressing all
nent. I feel thar am always sure u
satisfS and crafty ny customers by
recommending Il TO them, : write this
TO show how we'll Inc remedy Is spol,-
en- Of here Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
was discovered after years OF scie2
ufc experiments and win positively
.ure an stomach troubles sold by j..
n. Wallace
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AMERICAN FRUIT PRESERVING.
German Scientist Studying It for His
Government.

Euiaula. T. T., Nov. 9.-David Sand
monn Of Berlin Germany is in the
city, guest OF relative, A. Hermann.
Mr. Sandman is in the employ OF the
German government and is in the Unit
ed states in the interest Of the govern
mont studying the means used for
the growing and preserving Of fruit In
This country He is highly pleased
wl,h the methods used and with the
country generally.
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RAILROAD MEN KILLED.
Two start out on Motor Car and
Manged Remains Found Later.

chlekssha, I. T., Nov. 9.-As a re-
suit Of a horrible accident which oc-
CURED last nieht about two miles west
Of here on the Mangum line Of the
Rock Island. George A Richards, and
J. r. Jchnson are dead The former
was diH sion engineer and the latter
roadmaster Reliable information con
oeinlnC the aaair is lacking. The TWO
men left Anadarko on gasoline motor
ear. the rlost probable theory being
that they were run down by the local
freight train.
Another theory Is that the mot s car
had already been wrecked and lie mer
killed or disabled before the freight
train struck them. The remains.
which were terribly mangled. we're
picked up by the local and brought 10
this city
Mr. Richards came here about four
months age from Trenton Mo. His re-
mains viii be taken to Milwaukee
Mr. Johnson has been roadmas;er mere
for FIVE years Both men were mar
rie1
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fosre Cream 70 the face, which soitens the beard
and protects the skin, then latheT and shave
Use just anything which looks IKE IaAoi;
Cbsve close as YOU choose and every day Y
Won ike. for under these conditions the lace
not injured and shaving becomes a pleasure,
.,e antisenfic healing, which imparts
beaithv. Youthful effect 70 the skin, designed
esoecisiiv 70 protect the face before shaFing'
Hss aiso proved valuable b ladies for beauty
nc me skiu on face, neck, arms hands. im-
Defect skin Is caused BY microbes; me ann.
septic properties OF Cosmo Cream destroy thsse
Fver, package in a beautiful aluminium toilcf
boS. eauai 10 those usually sold for z3e sno
soc Cosmo Cream, prepaid ~ mall AveT
25c, soc Agents wanted.
coSAoTINE MFG. CO.,
..,.s.r, Az, l5Ota and l5lst Sts., New YORK.
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RHFUMATTS

says she was raised in a Catholic con.
vent ami taught school several years
IN Ohio. Their last home was in Jnr-
lin. They were travelling as tramps
and we're complained of by residents
near the Missouri Kansas & Texas
depot as being suspicious characters
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erman james NJ Cmley we're sentenc.
ed today in the United States circuit
court to serve two montas in Jail foi
having irpersonated others at civ
service examination -as J. Hughes
ant Bartholomew Fahey also receiveC
a sin liar sentence The two latter
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pAHNVkAA rs CENTS
nEis s0hiS5 SLchlEsEn
Daily Leader 10 cents a week deliv
cred every day except Sunday.
A Farm Journal

That's what The Earth" is. A pa
per Of interest 20 every man whose
livelihood comes from Mosher Earth
Farmers and fruit growers as well as
stock raisers and da'ryemn-all are
interested. Sample copy on reqaest
Subscription price. 25 cents per year
coin OF stamps. Address, The Earth
Ills Railway Exchange, Chicago.
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were the men whom the Curleys had
mpereo1e'ed at the examination. To
days sentence was an affirmation Of
one imposed earlier, but the defend
ants had carried their case hy sue
cessive apaeols to the United States
supreme court.
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WORE MEMS CLOTHES.
Couple Arrested in Kansas One Found
10 Be a Woman.

Emperls, kae,. Nov. "a man an1
woman, IN mems clothes, were arrest.
cd here toniaht by the police and held
pcndihg an Investigation. They say
they are man and wife When quos-
tioned they failed 10 give the same
names. hut dectied they were Eth
ami George Wright They say the
are on ;heir way from Joplin. Mo. q
Florence, -olo to visit relatfyes. she
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my condition seemed to grow worse the pains spread over
my entire body and from November to March suffered
agony tried many patent medicines but relieved
Upon the advice of friend decided 10 try s. S S Before
allowing to take IT, however my guardian who was
chemist analysed the remedy and pronounced free Of pot
ash mercury felt much better after taking two bot
ties that continued the remedy and two months was
cured eely The permaneet for have never
since had touch of Rheumatism though many times ex
posed TO damp and cold weather
IS Cliff St, Roxbury, Mass. MRS ELEANoR T. JONES
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When ordering ycnT meat fer dinner
iont forgct + A. Meyett's new meat
market. Orders promptly filed. and
wo uill treat you right. Give us a
trial B~ta phones $50.
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RHEUMATISM

2 few years ago was taken with in
fammatory Rheumatism, which. though
mild at FIRST, became gradually SC intense
that was for weeks unable to walk. /
tried several prominent physicians and
took their treatment faithfully, but was
rnable to oct the slfUhtesf relief To- fart
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Removal.

After Nov 7. the Oklahoma Iron
Works viii b. located at The corner OF
Fifth ard Noble
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SHAVING.

The usual method
an alkaline soap
which is an irritant, 10
applied 70 the face.
Shaving scrapes the
skin and lacerates the
face, perhaps little
cut now and then,
after which apply bay
rum, witch hazel OF
some healing lotion
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paily Leader 10 cents a week deliv-
erred every day except Sunday
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Or. Weaver's Syrup and Cerate.
,ecessiul treatment for blood and skin diseases.
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HELP WANTED.
Wanted.

I have position fer good statesmen,
See me for terms, " Bowers, los
West Harrison, Guthrie.
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For over four years / suffered intensely
with Sciatic Rheumatism The Rheuna-
usm first troubled me in my hip, then
spread TO my shoulders, head and finally
all over my body. became such an in
valid that neither my family nor friends
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OISHITH ARMS co.

Harry. the ca0man. always up 20 D.
minute IN time Of need With new IN,
complete outft Tor the carnival
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$500 OF % 81 200 10 a year in the rail
way mail, postal. aud uthcr lines Of
government service. We prepare By
mail for exar,inaticn Nearly 10000
appointments las, year For particn
lars, address Civl Service School.
ai4 Walaut Ct, Philadelphia. Pa
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a Representative ard an Alderman
Given Two Months In Boston.
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Enid to St. Louis St Louis to Enid
Without change via.
D., E. & c., and M, K s. 7. R'ys

naugurated D. r. g. trains
and daily Enid and 81 Louis
In both directions, on following schedule.
SCHEDULE
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FOR SAL .E-A Ro$ New Home sewing
naohine, noiding cabinet, golden
luarter.sawe1 oak, beauty Call at
IOOl & Warner Ave.
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FoR IMPeesoNATlNe OTHERS.
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thought possible Tor me 70 long had tried
prescriptions given by physicians (which contained great
deal OF poash) tat my stomach ruined and there seemed
no hope TOR recovery had been reading in the newspapers
OF $ ) s. and decided to try and my Joy commenced TO
gt relief before the second bottle gone After compe
ing five bottles entirely different man. and felt that
had new lease on life The my case has been so
wonderful that shall tell every of IT, S s. not only
cured my Rheumatism but also put my system generally in
exeeent condition have good appetite sleep well and
once more enjoy life
Mt Sterling, XIV B M FRfsptr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-09

We can furnish you this season viii
a fine u or 16 glage Remington Ham
leriess for S25 90, lthioa guns from
SIS 90 to $s3 90. Fine Belgian Double
Barreiec gun With outnt for SIC 90 and
good Single Barrel Breeoh-loader
for IS o. Best 22-cal. rife that ever
was made for 81 90.
GUN SHOP.
Don't forget if YOU have any gnp
work 10 do that we have the only SURE
enough gunsmith in the land and can
make your old gun better than new
one ever Was in short order.
FOOT BALLS.
New line Just in from 75c to $50
each.
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND PIPES.
To 1T every mouth and suit every
taste
cWITH lDWc IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-11-09

Boston. Mass Nov 9.-Thomas r
-uriey stpte representative, and Ala
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08
IIDEWATER ROAD
Will BE BUILT
Matters Have Now Been Ad-
iusted and Harmony Prevails
Between Contesting Roads,
fsnecial to The Times -D!spatoh.)

(special to The Tlmes-D D!spatoho
NEW YORK, June 7--An officer OF tne
Norfolk and Western said to-day tna
il ~ was quite likely that the much DIS,
oussed Tldewater Railroad ), wn,9a oontentiaa aaa
hstween hst Gould and cassatt interests,
would be built. hut he was convinced that
i would not be unfrlendly o. aetr,, ~,
mental TO either the Norfolk and western
or the Chesapeake and Ohio.
"The protected line will extend through ,, ,,I1,,
Virginia" this officer SAID, mana y ~ VIZ ~
co Goa, and timber land In West Virginia,
that that neither Of the Pennsylyan1a interests
enter" +,ons
4, IL believed, was made through the per-
sona mediation q John p r., Rosksfa1ler
al al interest is not disposed to fight the
Pennsylvania m Railroad. This is said to
Be the first step toward q general rail-
way peace In the territory which for 80
long has been monopolized by Pennsyl-
yania Railroad interests