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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-01
Meeting of Stockholders.

Meeting Of Stockholders.
The regular annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the Bank OF
Camas Prairie will be held at it's
Banking house in Grangeville,
Idaho, on Tuesday June Doth,
1906, at 2 O'Clock p. IN.
w. w. Brown,
Cashier.
Dated May Goth. 1905.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-01
Secure Rooms.

Those who expect to visit the
Portland fair this summer, will
find the matter Of securing . suit
able stopping place . serious ques-
ton. With the usual big rush
rooms will be hard to find and ar
rangements should be made before
starting. This ca n be done
through the Portland Service COM
psny which is represented here by
E. B. Crawley Of the express Office.
The company is thoroughly reli-
able and is heartily Endorsed by
the Exposition management aud
the railroads running into Port
land.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-01
Houlis1eN'o
Rocky Mountain Tea NuQ0eas

DaSy 1staas 3 uaV HesPle.
Ddnu opldsn HealtA 81 nsnswsa vies.
A sn,cino for Constipation, indigestion, Live
and Kidney Troubles, PlnapleA ECeomA, Impure
Blood, Had Breath. Hiu9gtsh Doweas, Headache
and BackRche. LIS Rocky Nountain Tea u tab.
let form 81 cents = box. 0enutne mad By
HoLLlsrEa DaUo CoxBAxS, Madison, Wis.
GOLDEN uvoee1o ~ SHALLOW peoele
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-01

block 1e. In Lewiston Add.
ton to town OF 0rangevflle.. !
Vosburg J. T., Westlake: Lot
AZ, block 3, In town OF West.
Elake........ .........
Wise Omsr. Grangevilie: Lots
4, Z, 8, block E. In Halls Addi-
ton to town OF Grangeville,
personal property and poll
tax $500. /
wilkins H. T., Grangeville: Imp
unpat. land, personal prop
erty and poll tax. ........
Wren ]. L., Lowe: Imp on NE
Ia Sc Ia Sec. 90, w Ia
NV Ia. NV la SW Ia Sec
g.. Twp 81 NJ r : r b n.
personal property and poll
woodring w. A., Cottonwood:
Lot 8, block +, in Browns
Addition to town Of Cotton
who'd and personal property 1
Wolbert J. NJ, Cottonwood:
Lots s. 4. 8, 3. 10, block n.
In Browns addition to town
OF Cottonwood; north 76 IT.
and 8 inches In lot 81, block
X. In Browns Addition to
town Of Cottonwood and per-
sonal property. 4
White A. E.. Pollock: Imp un-
pat. land and poll AK.
Wooster ]. j.. White Bird: SW
Ia SW Ia Sec I. Sc Ia Sc
Ia Sec 8. N 1-2 NV Ia Sec
., Twp 2S N. r I f b N
{160 acres), personal prop
erty and poll tax.......... 2
Wood John c.. Garfield: Imp.
unpat. land and personal
ward Isaac. white BIRD: w Ia
SW Ia Sec II, E 1-2 Sc Ia
NJ u60 acres) and personal
| Wright Tennyson, Pollock: Imp
unpat. land, personal proper
ty and poll tax ......:.... 7
Wood. H. s. and w. A.. Wood
land: Imp unpat. land. per-
sonal property and two poll
Willis Jas. w, Ferdinand: Imp.
on lots II. 1S, 10, 20, 80. 81,
SO. Sec 28, Twp 80 N. r 1 w
b M, personal property and
poll tax
| Woods H., White Bird: Imp un-
pat. land and poll tax
/ White VIM, Greencreek: Part
OF lot 4 and-SE Ia SW Ia
Sec 80. Twp SO N, r . e B M
GO acres)
| Wren James, non Res: Lot s.
block A. in original town Of
Cottonwood $685.. -. -.
Wise Boy NJ. 4 M. Co., Hump:
Improvements on mining
claim. quartz and saw mills
and personal property. .....1!
Wells VIM, non Res: Lot /,
block 18, in town of Hump.
Wright Gus. Florence: Imp.
unpat land
Wedding A.. Grangeville: s IL
SW IA Sec IA and NE IA
NV ~ and lot 5, Sec. %,
Twp 81 N, r 3 e b M (155
acres) ....... -. ....... ]
WEIGH John S., Roosevelt:
Imp on lot 10, block 3. in
town Of Roosevelt and poll
tax
Waymire Mrs. Jennie, Mt. Ida
no: Imp unpat. land and per-
sOnal property.
York Travers, Sites: Imp un-
pat. land, personal property
and poll tax ]
York Virgil, Tahoe: Imp unpat.
land. personal property and
poll tax.
Young j. c., Elk City: Imp. un-
pat. land and personal prop. ]
Zabonika John. Mt. idaho: Lot
4, SW IA NV IA Sec. rs and
lot /. Sc ia NE IA Sec. rs,
Twp 80 N, r 8 e B M d60
dcTESp . i
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-06-01
ONLY ONE MONTH
Chance to Get Free frcket to
Portland FAIR Nearly Over.

Portland Fair Nearly Over.
Only one month more remains
until the Close Of the voting contest
for free trips to the Portland fair.
How many coupons have you for
your fAvorise candidate? While
we print each week the total vote
already cast we have no way Of
knowing how many coupons are
being held and will be cast this
month. The prize is worth work
ing for and costs nothing. Every
dollar paid ON subscription to the
FREE PREss secures 80 votes. 1t
costs no more to pay subscription
now than later on. Besides il your
money 10 received this month you
will hep some deserving young
lady secure q free trip to the big
fair. Try it.
The vote on Tuesday evening
stood as follows:
First District
Miss Mable Farris, Clearwater .239
miss Elma Clark, 81
Miss Hazel Rice, MI. Idaho Ills
Miss Christina Bolander, Wood.
land ~
Miss Grace Jewel -----.------142
Miss Edna Brown, Mt Idaho -.5lt
Miss Ollia Costley, Harpster-. 1884
Miss Grace Pell, Kooskia. ...-.
Second District
Miss Lula Nickel, Grangeville 1874
Miss Iva Miller, Denver----.- 81
Miss Essie Martin, Grangeville 81
Miss Grace Van Vert 81
Miss Nora Wasmund c
Miss 10 Graves 374
Miss Marie Berg 6s
Miss Alva Overman 557
Leila v. Angel 1C
HERNIA Wiltse {
Miss Vivian Vercler 36s
Third District
Miss Elsie Young ----..--...- 81
Miss Ella Clark 38(
Miss Fife Taylor {
Miss Emily Robbie ---------..-S7s
Miss Mary Griffith --------.--14s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
Oysters Again.

With the advent OF the r in the calen-
dar. the succulent oyster. which modest
~ retircs from menus until he eight
eonth letter appears in the spelling or
the month has resumed its culinary
domination in ihe daily life OF hundl eds
Of restaurant ooarders.
Since May the docile hlvalvo has been
in semi-repose. Stew, fry and pate have
been forgone by epicures in favor of
watermelon and green corn. in only a
Few Instances was demanded the delect-
able dish OF golden brown flies, that viii
now bound into popularity
H. the recess Of The midday quick
the cry for "half frlens," punctuated
win few "sman fefs" and dry box
.cs.' VIII once more rosound IN the
more digniaed restaurants the chefs are
ALREADY consulting their Aihelemc Bril-
liant -saryurians for new and wondfous
Ways of serving The Berwick bay and
Galveston product THE dealcEs report
the supply this fan 20 b. unusually good
large hne oysters being the rule They
are being served in locd restaurants f0r
thiny-hve cents per dozen, with good
demand reported since The beginning oi
the month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

Pacific coast, IN the province OF Mera-
guaz. Here. Ii is said he submitted to
outrageous treatment. Very little tood
was given him. Bugs and worms crawled
about the filthy dungeon. The environ
ment quickly told on his mind and body,
and before relief came he hecame en-
feebled and demented. when Il was dis
covered that Walker had been cast into
prison an appeal was carried to the
United states consul al Panama, and a
demand made for walkers release.
The prisoner was found 20 be almost q
wreck. lie IVES aiken TO Panama and
received medical treatment. His rela-
tives were notified and guarantee u
expenses for his return was Immediately
cabled.
The whole affair win be thoroughly In
vestgated Those most Interested main-
tain the validity OF their suspicious that
the mining superintendent wss put In
prison TO get him out OF the way and
that the move was ins,igated by rival
mining interests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

Il Is simply astonishing al the won
derful development that has been maze
ia the poultry industry within the past
few years. d Is sact that a large part
Of the trade u country towns depends
upon this industry When the good wo-
men have lots OF chickens anc eggs 20
market. trade Is always good with the
local merchants and as soon as there Is
a dcarth IN the market. We hear the
merchants complaining OF dun business.
Il has not been but few years ago
that the poultry business was looked up-
on with reproach and WIS regarded as
nominally nothing. But not go now. aud
from tie way the business Is Increasing
one would think that IL WAS sin hi lts
inamcy There Is nothing that PAYS 80
Wen as 'nc poultry business, taking in con
sideration The lmount Of capital invested.
and this is an enterprise that could o.
given mbre attention, and larger re-
wards reapeG FOR tee trouble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
NatIonaI auara EnlIstmsnt..

Adjutant General Burlingame today
received the following National Guard
eniistments;
Comanp ID. at Blackwell: Victor e
Star Otto w. PAIL Fred j. Pahl,
Philip O. Bateman, Clyde R. Bruce and
Ernest j. Miller
Company L, at Perry: Bert A.
Frame. Ben d Hartzell. Perry A.
Henderson. William F. Jameson. w
s Powers. Fred schaner and c. Leon
ard Walker.
Private James F. Boegs II Co L.
was honorably discharged at his ewa
request
Paul Hardin Ritchey Of the Signal
Corps was honorably discharged al bis
own request,
Prlvates O r. Peck. NJ l. Downey
G. F. Clark and B S. Wright Of Co D.
were DISCHARGED honorably. on ac
count Of change OF residence.1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
u OF Keys Enquire Lead

Hainer. j.
Wade J.. Mctlui ". May NJ. culii-
son. ct al. Garfield county. afirm=d.
Territory vs. Frank woodring. Greer
county. affirmed.
Territory vs.. John Alien D. H. cul-
Inns, ct an. Greer county. reversed.
Territory W. John Allen, W. B. Price.
ct al, Greer county reversed
Territory VS.. w =. Reynolds ct al.
Gr,er county, afhrmed
Territory vs.. James =. SELLERS, ei al,
Greer county. affirmed,
Irwin, J.--
w. r. Berry, ct al, vs., Geiser Nfg-
CO.. Kay county. reversed
James OKeefe vs a. nl'ienbeek, Lo-
gan county, affirmed,
Paneoast. J.--
J. 6. Rees vs. W. A. Gray. ct al.
Custer courty, affirmed
r. c. williams W. Fourth Nat bank
Of Wichita. Custer county. reversed.
N. p. Garretson VS.. w. u. witherspoon
ct al. Roger Mills county, affirmed.
Mary c. crist ct al, W. A. McDaniels
Caddo county, reversed.
Buewell, b.
Grant Miller vs.. Territory, Woods
county, afhrmed
Charles G. Long. 81 a.. vs. g, X.
& r. II, II. Co. Grant chhn'y affirmed.
j. b. Beadles W w. r. ny. original
mandamus; judgment for defendant
Gillette. j.
Louisa Rudd vs.. A. y. Dunlap, Pot
tawatomie county, anirred.
city OF Enid vs. clara Wigger, Garfield
county. dismissed
f. W. Davis vs. Territory Grcer coon-
~. atimcd.
Beauchamp, j.
Altman Taylor Machinery company
vs. b. w Burchett sheriff lSinghshe=
county. affirmed.
James Thompson vs.. W. J.. 'rricker e.
al Caddo county, affirmed
ChootaW, Oklahoma & Guif Railway
Co. W. b. A. Jacobs. Oklahoma county.
reversed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

Mr. Heinz Braun and mother. Mrs
Henry Braun. left over tho Frisco las.
evening for Dayton. ohio. tcre. ON Sept.
-. Mr. Braun will be married to Misc
Lrcy Eichtelberger, a gracious and ac-
coHpllshed young lady Of Dayton. Mr
Braun Is one OF Grthrie's sterling vovng
busintss men, md is co nec'ei with tie
Ruemmeii- Braun company. Of this city.
After the wedding ceremony the couple
viii enjoy three weeks honeymoon, af
ter which they win receive he congtstu
L,tions OF frlenos in Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

Back 10 town" IS the slogan Of so
ciety tbs week, and the rumble OF the
trunk laden wagons is the most welcome
SQUAD on the avenues. for however glad
one may have been TO take vacation.
It is with a jayful heart that the return
is made 10 the capital city. Pretty girls
in s.y!ish travelling gowns. with suit cases
and pretty travelling bags in their hands
were seer coming up the walk from the
Union station after the arrival OF every
train this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
Personal
Mention,


L. II Adams is here from wichita.
sheriff Martin, Of Chandler, is in the
city
Major Chandler Herr Is over from
Chandler.
Fred A. wagsoper is in the city from
Chandler.
J. L. Foster is here from coyie today
on business.
Chief Brunaer and wife are home from
Kansas city.
NJ. T. Redmond is in the city today
from TT. Scott.
Mrs. f. L. Riggs is a visitor here to-
day from Chandler.
b. S. Ansel came over from Enid on
the evening train yesterday.
Senator Scott. OF Ferry, Is here at
tendpng supreme burt.
o. T. Everoo;s, Of Enid. Is IN the cltS
lookins after business Interests.
Eslle Wilton returned yesterday from
a several weeks trip TO Carney lake
Colorado.
Attorney Joe wisby Of Guthrie. wa,
a business visitor in the city yesterday
-Oklahoman.
X p Alexander is here from oSlaho
ma city lie represents an oklahom;
City coal firm.
George NJ. D,zny came down from Bill
iings this morning TO be here on business
for day or two.
IinGwan Nichols will attend school thi
/ fan and winter at the territorial uni
,ersity at Norman.
Edward johnson arrived IN the cit,
this morning from Iela, Kas for a visi
with his mother. Mrs. A. f. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs PEBBLES went To Afulhal
yesterday evening TO spend several day
visiting their brother Harvey Reynolds
and family.
Mrs j. T. Temmis and tsrea children
who have been here from Fiedonia, Kas.
visiting relatives returned 10 their hom
sesterday evening.
Banker HeIton, OF Marshal. IS In m
city Mr. Helten recently opened nev
bank at Perth. WHICH he says is enjoy
ing a prosperous business.
Mr. an6 Mrs. Gales Of RalE on. wer
in the city yesterday. They have jus
recently returned from a "trip to tn
Lewis and Clark exposition
L. F. Leach was here Monday vlsitini
his friends ard calling on the newsrape
men. Mrs. Leach, who had been her
on visit to her parents, Judge and Mrs
W. r. Brownlee returned with him L
Guthrie. -Kingfsher Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
GEN. GRANT AT POKER.
Mls,aksr In Hls Hand, but He wow
Big Pot.

Mistaken In HE Hand, but He WoAf
Bls Pot
Gen. Grant was Skiilfui playes
and very snne Of moderate sised
game Of poker, and played with him
In what / think was The last dlvefaioH
OF his life in the card line" said MAI
W. T. Crandall Of ST. Louis "It was
In New York city. and there we're I've
or flx friends gathered around the
table. There we're no exciting plays,
for the game was only Of the $3.50
llmig order. wen recollect. however.
that Gen. Grant won the last pot o1
the Eight, which was also the biggest,
by very cute play. opened the pot
next TO the dealer on a pair Of Jacks.
and every man came In. although, 40
afterWard developed, none had as good
as my pair ! drew three cards. OF
course, and so did all the re-t. Noi
having helped ray hand. ! merely bet
q chip. which was seen and raised the
limit by the general who was immo
diately ne1t All the others laid down
their hands no one having better than
small pair. nor did think Il worth
while 20 call, but surrendered the pot
70 Gen. Grant After he had taken u
IN the old hero OF Appomattox showed
down his cards, saying Gentlemen,
] made a mistake in my hand. had
only pair OF eights here. OF course.
'here was a hearty laugh Al my on.
pense, but Joined In It. for I really
was uckled to see him win the pot
and would not have called even had
held four Jacks instsat Of two."--
Washington Post
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
TO SIGN calekAsAw PATENTS.
Governor Johnston Joins mecurtaln In
Signing DEEDS.

Muskosee, l. T., sept s--A eommuni-
cation from Governor Johnston OF the
Chickasaw nation has been received here
saying that he is now willing "a sign the
patents to Chickasaw all5tmentg and re-
turn them for the approval Of the secre-
tary OF the Interior. Governor Johnston
mad persistently refused TO take such ac-
tion and had tied up the delivery OF deeds
There were more than 900 deeds sent to
him. These were signed and delivered TO
ID allottces. without being returned for
approval OF the department Since that
time all except $50 Of these dceis have
been sent IN to the Dawes e, ma ission by
The allottees themselves. Governor Nc
Curtain, who also refused at first to sign
the deeds, has also begun 10 sign them.
He has now more than $4,000 signed and
ready for delivery. 10 IS necessary for
both governors to sign these patents.
They will be forwarded TO Governor
Johnston as fast as he can handle them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
SUPREME COURT

The Oklahoma supreme court re.
versed the decision OF the district com {
OF Beaver county, which found william
l.. Regner guilty OF manslaughter ~
all probability Regaier Is sorry that he
appealed the case, for the higher court
held that an instruction OF a verdict
OF manslaughter was not allowable in
this case. and Regnier must go back
20 Beaver county to stand trial on a
murder charge
a line fence quarrel was the trouble,
which led to the killing OF his neighbor
! by William Regnier, hitherto peace.
ful farmer OF Beaver county. William
Rowan. the murdered man. was shot
from ambush while he was engaged in
cutting the wire fence The mauslaugh.
ter instruction was given on the theory,
that the one shot from ambush might
not have been intended TO kin his man,
but merely to MAIN him. The decision
OF the upper court is. however. that the
fact Of criminal intent, II not an actual
attempt to kill, made it first degree
murder
Almost a similar point was raised in
the case OF T. V. Turner, from EioWS
county On the first trial OF his case,
Turner was convicted OF manslaughter.
He appealed the ease and secured a
new trial. On the second trial he was
compelled TO again face a murder
charge, and appeals a second time, on
the ground that his conviction OF man.
slaughter acquitted him of all the high
er degrees. This the supreme court
denies, holding that a new trial puts
the case IN the same shape as II there
has been no previous heading The
same point was Eaised In the famous
Jessie Morrison case in Kansas with
the same result.
stcekmen Interested.
stoclmen in general viii be inter
ested in case, which was decided by
the supreme court. John Wedd Of
Pawnee county, brought cattle into the
county. which were said 70 have in.
troduced Texas fever ticks into the
county. The Infection was cOmmuih.
Gated to the herds Of several OF his
ueighbors, and those who lost cattle
sued Wedd for damages They were
given judgment against him and exc
cution ordered against his cattle to
satisfy the judgment Wedd appeals
to the supreme court which sustains
the decision Of the lower court.
Diyoree Annuled.
The supreme court decided that G
divorce can be annulled after the death
Of one Of the parties 10 the suit This
was the decision In Rogers VS.. Nichols
an appeal from Logan county. Mrs
Rogers, the plaintiff, claims TO ahye no
knowledge Of the divorce proceedings
until after her husbands death AS
the divorce deprived her Of any inter
est in his property she asked that Il
4 De set ASIDE Sne the request siahtea'
Cherokee Strip Case.
The opening Of the Cherokee strip
plays an important part in the case Of
Lee vs.. Ellis decided by the court to
day n. r. Ellis made the run from
the Chlocco reservation ana secured
claim, which was contested on the
ground that he was a sooner" The
court holds he was not
Opinions Handed Down.
These opinions were handed down Yes-
torday by the supreme court
Bunord. C. D.
John W BroWu ys. vcntory Pavne'
county. dismissed.
william, q. raden W.. +. c.. cuson
Noble county reversed.
william Hun ST. Territory ppy coun-
~ affirmed.
William Baysineer vs. TERRITORY Cree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

on the personnel of the committee on
territories, which viii not be known
until the speaker announces his com
mittees. The personnel of the senate
committee on territories will not be
materially changed, aGd Senator Bev-
eridge, it is said. is willing TO retain
its chairmanship IL oroer to carry
through his statehood plans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
Groves


The-Entre-Family -Baby-to-Graudmothe Chill Tonic
The tasteess and acceptable form Of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic makes it adaptable the youngest infant or
delicate female while its superior strength in eliminating
and tonic properties makes equally effective for the
adult OF robust constitution
Drives Out Malaria and Builds Up the System
Sold by all dealers for 27 years Price SO cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

The following out Of town visitors res
istercd today al the Carnegie library:
Miss Floy Field, saltwater.
james n. Veach Beloii, Kas.
Miss Daisy Moody, Marshall
Boyco Dav. Marshall.
Goldie Adams. Marshall.
ava Musgrave, Marshall.
Wilbur Day. oklahoma City.
Mrs. Hugh Conan, Monette. Mo.
Louise Lee Cromwell. Enid.
Helen r. Caylor, Kansas City.
Mrs. c. E. Crossheld. Pratt Kas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
uNoRATEFuL PANAMA
Accused Of UnIustiy Imprisonies hmerl.
can Citizen.

Detroit. Mich, sept S Fred Walker.
of Pontiac. Mich. has boon rcietsed by
Punama authorities from an unjust im-
prisonment and Us on his way aome. ac-
coTding lo Information lrst rec fved here,
II Is the conviction Of many Of Walk
ers friends that his impusornient was
ihe resWt of the pernlcious activity o.
csfiain Americans nuanciii interests or
era ling Ia Panama mining regions
ar Walker WAS sent 10 the isthIaiar
efabllc % sm .rinferd lnd Inspect min,
Ing property leased hy private interests
10 Detroit and Pontiac
Before operations were wen under waj
L developed the validity of The lgyse had
NOT been coAciusively established
Walker disappeared. q b aileged. ~
was finally located at prison ln ths
p1uniains twenty. eisht miles from lhs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08
CATCHING = rAsrAe.
Fierce Nomads Continue Piurdering IN
Face Of Certain Death.
lRy Aseoclated Press.l

ssku, Sept s.-street hehting contin.
ued until late hour last night Banks
and government buildings are guarded
by troops Balakhan was completely
burned out after the Tartars had plum
dered H. Although shot down in masses
by the artillery. the Terriers We're not
deferred. Fierce lighting a1d rrce.
slaughter occurred at the RalaShan nos
pital where thousands OF Armerians and
workmeD were gathered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

sherif Murphy left last night for
South Dakota to get two Marshall men
charged with serious offense. Murphy
is the only Logan county sheriff who
tried TO earn his money. Nearly all
others were content TO pad their ac
counts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

II Is desired that an members of the
Christian church chorus viii be present
this evening TO rehearse the special mu-
sic for the Christian church convention
which meets next week Prof Minis Ross
will conduct the vocal music and Miss
Della Dunkin win play the pipe organ
accomplishments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

lie may well think, he has got on
cheap, who after having contracted
constipation or indigestion, is stin able
to perfectly restore his health. Nothing
vii do this but Or Kings New Life
pills quick. pleasant. and certain
cure for headache. constipation, etc. 25e
at all druggists guaranteed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

Why suffer with headache constipation
stomach kidney and liver troubles. when
Holsters Rocky Mountain Tea win cure
YOU No money wanted unless you are
cured. s5 cents, Tea or Teblsts. ASK
your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-08

Guthrie should have sign boards on
her streets and buildings" said Percy
Glaize. who is in the city from Wichita.
Il asked twlve people this morning
where the office Of the attorney gen
eral was located and none Of them
could enlighten me"