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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Ezra B. Wood. "a. Modesto, and Maude e.
Gardenhire. "a. Stockton.
Chester J.. Smith, %. 925 Grove street and
Helen W. Bennett, 20, 1453 McAllister street
Robert Q. Burns, 36, Vallejo, and Mary M.
Mcclure. 36, Creston. Iowa
frederlc Nussbaum. q, IL John street, ano
Louise Sychrowsky, %. IL John street.
=, chester L. soldate. u. Petaluma, ana Alice
Z. Carr. IL, Petaluma.
Charles hsrs S. Blake. 80. Tamales. and Maggie
A. Milligan, %. city.
Jean Escalle. %. 621 Pacific street, and Ma
RE Martin. q. 621 Pacific street.
William r. Barbree, II. San Lucas and
Margaret Quinn. 49, 1912 Thirteenth avenue.
south San Francisco.
John Connett. 4s. 512 Mason street. and
Elizabeth Robertson. 40, 610 Jones street
Edward S. Lockwood 26 Oakland, and Vio-
let f. Douglass, 21. 1i20 Cough street.
Albert M. Getz. 30, 507 Devisadero street.
and Blanche Levin. 2. 1928 Leavenworth st;
Emilia de Martini, 19. Medau place.
Giaeomo Raffo. 21. l32 Broadway. and Linda
Foaesta, ls. % Scott place. ~.
, William H. Kerr. 81. Oakland, and May
4 Julios itinko 2e. s57 Folsom street. and
Mona Schenson. is. 957 Folsom street.
George E. Cameron, 81. city, and Laura
> Albert NJ. Campbell. %, 9 Bond street. and
Charles H. Barton Jr. %. Tonopah, New.
and Edith B. Leahy, is, Fruitvale.
Ernesto Barsotti so, 224 Pacific street. and
Artemia Manfredini, IS 224 Pacific street
Arthur S. Moyce o. Z Hill street, and M.
clodessa Raicevich. 16. Hill street.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY. JANUARY IT

Estate of Alvinza Hayward (by William J.
Dingee administrator to Charles Friermuth,
lot line of Lombard street. 112 e Of o.
syis. tsyis. 1875. 2 20, SD es:11A. W s7:s. N
Henriette and Leon Bine to Marie Bins. lot
on n line of Post street. 206:3 w Of Octavia,
Charles j. Walsh to Margaret NJ, Katie T..
and Nicholas J. Walsh lot on N line Of Geary
street, s5 q of Broderick. 60 by N 126; gift.
Louis NJ. and Kate Jahl to John w and
Emma B. Hamilton. lot on Sc corner of
Waller and Belvedere streets. s 1oe:e by e
Jennie B. ohipman to Charles NJ Woods.
lot on line Of Jackson street. 100 = OF
Maple, e so. 100. sw 80. 1sp. quitclaim
Monroe Greenwood rstat. Company to same.
same; $4,000.
:, John 4. eeors. W. Lswellyn B. and erac.
lot On So line Of Stevenson street. ioo:Ii sw
John q. Agar Gas trustee1 ct al to Patrick
J. Moore lot E line OF Howard street, 1ze
S Of Seventeenth, 4s by e 1926: $40.
OF Henry and Cecilia c. dAndigne (wifs OF
LOUIS May1 to s same. same; $40
same, quitclaim deed: SO
Patrick J.. and Margaret Moore to Edward
and Nellie ONeil lot on E line of Howard
Realty Improvement Company to Charles A.
Robert lot z line of Devisadero street lea
n 9f Fourteenth. N 27:e. e so.sS. e7:8, W
John w and Eleanor Harvey to Elisa G.
oveido. lot on N line Of Twenty fourth street.
1i1 1dItb Of Mss1R ca9R. 70 e b wl9: l9D $40
line Of Twenty sixth street. 2s1:5 q Of Castro
Charles q. and Rose e. stuhr to Kar., .ns
Jennie NJ: Heigesen, lot on line Of Clipper
street. 139 w of Castro. W 25 by N ia: s1S
Mary H. DiTon to Charles W. Dixon. lot lot
Douglass, z % by N ia; SO VI
Charles w. Dixon to Edward and Annie cor.
dero same and lands adjacent; $40
Martin Hanson to Robert c. Roth ,ot -,
W line Of Fountain street, 1894 OF Twentv'
fourth. 1878 by w 125; also lot on e1Ity I,g :
o. Q, Bellevue str street; 2l:s Of Twenty fifth,
Edward and Mary Hannigan tbv E,,z.h..s
aso X; Busn trustee 70 Joseph A. Bush. 1912 d.
deed: $1275. s'ee
nix. lot on NV line of Minna street. s5s syv
of Third, SW 20 by NV 40; SO ~ - ="
Thomas and Bridget Mannix to sh,s,d.
vara lot i6: SO. ''e '' an interest In 100
Michael Hewlett to Harry o. Trowbrtdr.
Sixth, NE rs by Sc Is: $40. 80 NE Of
Eliza Donnelly tWilkinson) Catherine No.
Crystle (Wikinson. wife of James E'S and
tile Towel Supply and Laundry Company. 10,
som. Sc 25 by NE IS: $40. u oi'
Potrero Nuevo Land Company 70 Arx,o.
Californian Bank. Potrero Nuevo 1877 bounded
by Sixteenth Fifteenth. Rhode Island and
Charles ]. Walsh to Katie E. Walsh. lot on
line Of Sixth avenue. 134 N of Lake street
70. l23:6A. 250%. w 122:215: $40
Isaac Gellert. lot on line Of Twenty-f1ftf
avenue, Se:6 Of street. l25 by q 100
Olaf Bergren TO Joseph l. Goldsmith. 10,
on line OF street. 26 Of Ninth avenue
z 1856 by N n: So
Tax Coilector) to John II. Grady, lot on Sc
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PILOTS, Demurrer Sustained.

Judge Graham yesterday sustained
the demurrer of r. w. Jordan and
tw enty other bay pilots in the case of
Catherine Brady, who sued for $50, ,000
damages for the death of her husband.
Thomas H. Brady. second engineer of
the steamer Rio de Janeiro. who was
drowned when the ship sunk off Fort
Point, February %, 1901. The point
made in the demurrer was that q pilot
is a public officer, and that an asso-
citation of pilots could not perform the
functions of the public officer. There
fore the defendants could not be held
liable for the faults of one OF their
number.
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r. NJ "a nv q 100. "a

corner. o. Thirty-third avenue and street.
Oscar Edelmann to Emma UtschiE tw4fe q
s9na or street On IS Sy ia $40
Albert Phinney 10 Mary Z. Phinney. lc< cn
line OF Eighth avenue. 100 N Of K street. n
Bernhart and Rose Getz to opheiia J. Hilton.
lot on NE corner Of Forty-nfth avenue and o
street, 200 by z 120: SO.
George U. Hind to John d. Garrison. lot On
street. N IS. W 1924. Sc 25:os. e s7dIx:
Solomon and Dora Getz to Martha E. shir.
ran, lot on w line Of Forty second avenue. lOe
OF @ street. so by W 40; So
Estate Of Andrew H. Hathaway tby Ardis
M. Estabrook. administratrfx)" to Oscar Hey
man. lot on w line OF Alabama street, 80 or
5000 NGFci'h' % 0y " No. : i0'' aaa -
j. Frank and Merea walters to Alfred Eru-
OF Congdon street e 25 by y no. portion block
13 College Homestead; $3.50:
s. Ducas Company to John and Catnerins
Henderson lot on z line of Potrero avenue, SIo
block o. Silver Terrace; $40
line of Bebama street, 100 Sc Of Yazoo. Sc
so by NE 100 block 14o, Central Park Home
Cscilis NJ. PohImann to Mary t. Gillen. lot
on w iine Of Folsom street IS y Of stoneman
formerly Norwich). 25 by W SO; $40
M ennie ne of Geneva avenue is7 Sc Of Howtn
street Sc 20 by NE 16o lots and 4. block Q.
San Miguel City; SIC
TuIius O. Refs to Katherine Petersen. lots
90 and 80 block 40 Refs Tract; grant
Margaret A. Davis (TfilD to Henry j. Klahn.
lot on line of Chenery street. 203 N OF RAN
dali 81 by 125. lot 13, block 20. Fair
Catherine Hanberry Cwife Of Peter to Mary
+ DovIe owife of James,, lot on NV line OF
vienna street It's SW Of China avenue. SW IS
by NV 100, block 54 Excelsior Homestead;
gift.
theresa A. oelrichs towner) with Patrick
Noble (contractor). architects Reid Brothers
steel and iron stair stringers for Fairmont
Hotel on lot bounded by n line OF Sacramento
p line Of POWELL line OF California and w
line of Mason streets: $4,000.
Same owner with Western Expanded Metal
and Fireproofng Company (contractorsl, same
architects-F1oor strips and cement filling, all
tilirg and lathing Of ceilings for same ON
Same owner with same contractors same
arehitects-Ffreproof walls and partitions for
same on same: $i0S. 5s4.
Same owner with John 7. E. Smyth (con-
tractor). same -Plastering for same
same owner with McPhee Company (con-
tractors) same archftects-Carpentry work.
ETC. for same on same: SSS65S
r. o.. HOFFMAN (owner) with Alfred Olson
fconfractor) architects Rousseau Son-A
work for q three-story frame building fnats)
on NV corner Of Church and Eighteenth
streets N e9. w 1854. - $50. Is. H. b
-: S1o.zln
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NOTICE TO sTocxHoLDExs.

annual meeting of the stock
holders Of THE RIGHTWAY SHOE CO.
will be held at the office of said corporation.
No. s12. S14 Market St, In the City and
County of San Francisco. State of Califor-
o'clock p m, for the purpose of electing
directors and for the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before
said meeting. The stock transfer books will
be closed at o'clock p. m. January 80. 1905,
and remain closed until 10 o'clock q m.
January 81. 1905. =
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either Of the publication ofnces ana be
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
free Of charge
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HOLDS OUT ON PoLICY.-Belle Bachslder
Enquist yesterday sued the Mutual Reserve
Life Insurance Company for s11o1 90 balance
alleged to be due on q 5000 policy taken OUT
by Frank J. Bachelor, deceased. Shs says
that when the company settled, It falsely rep
resented that 1t had a lien for the amoune
named the policy and deducted It from ths
payment.
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BORN.

BORN.
BELLIS-In this city, January 1b 1905, 70 the
wife Of John Owen Bells. q daughter.
MURCHISON-In this city, January 10, 1905.
to the wife Of Captain p. s. Murohtson. q
daughter.
SCHUBERE-In this city, January g. 1905.
to the wife Of H. G. Schubert. daughter.
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UNITED UNDERTAkBRS,
Funeral Directors

Directors and Embalmers-
Formerly.fn Metropolitan Temple.
NOW at S66 MISSION. Tel South l67.
Between Fourth and Fifth, near Fifth st.
Finest Equipments at Moderate Rates.
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Eo,Iouin1 were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday
M,~,fp0 Ses<ion--CxomStocks
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NEWS
Continued From Page Thirteen.

SALES.
Morning Session.
Board.
45 e Dupont De Nemours (com) so 90
Afternoon Session.
Street
1870 Honolulu Plantation Co.. 35 90
81, 900 F & N p Ry 5 per cent .112 90
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HENRY ). GALLAGHER CO

Successors TO Flanagan & Gallagher).
DANIEL p. DONOVAN. Mgr.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
20 Fifth st. opposite Lincoln School.
Telephone South 80.
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MARRIED.

JOSEPH-BEATON-In New Bedford. Mass
November IS, 1904 William F. Joseph
New Bedford and Annie M. Beaton of sa
Francisco.
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St. Dominic's Church Building Associa-
tion-The monthly requiem high mass for
the deceased members Of st. Dominic's 8
Church Building Association and for parents
and relatives of living members will be sung
in St. Dominics Church Thursday, at a. m
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sPECrAz NOTICES.

ST. FRANCIS Girls Directory Orphan Asy-
lum hereby gives notice that the following
and boys have been admitted to the asylum
from July l. 1904, to January /. 1905: Mary
Ada Dolan. II years; Louisa Guglieri.
years. months; Aloysius Gordon, years,
months; Angelina Antonia. ii years; Refu-
gio Antonia. years; Ma=garita Antonia. 2
Howard Lehey years. months: Barbara
whitelock. years; julia whitelock. 5 years;
IL months: Frances ]. Kendrick. years 4
months; Gladys Smith. years. months:
years. 2 months: Manuel Tiburtius Rios, :
years, months; George Davis. 8 years, 10
months; BENJAMIN Davis. 8 years. 10 months:
Mabel Sherer, Z years; Thomas German, 8
years; Bessie German, 4 years; Willie Cor
man years; Irene Wilson, 6 years Made
line Wilson. years; Harica Forno. 7 years:
years: Frank Porter. years; Nicholas Por-
ter years: Carrie Cano. 0 years; Nettie
crime Emilia Wisely, years; Mary Cooney,
IL years: Theresa Mulvihill, 10 years: Fran
Charlotte Kane. C years; Thomas Rodriguez.
years: Emilio Rodriguez, IL months; An
ME Kohl. Z years: Ada Torras. 8 years:
years: Hazel Harrison. IL years; Grace Har-
rson, years; Gertrude Harrison, years;
Mary Quatararo, I years Carlo Quatararo,
mond Corvera, years; Estefana Ortega, 8
years; Albert Ortega. years. Christina
Cano. years.
THE Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society hereby gives notice that 1t has ad-
mitted into the orphanage from July l. 1904,
to December 81, 1904. the following named
orphans and half orphans, boys and girls.
viz: Marian Newman. aged Z years and 2
months; Nathan Lndeman, IL years and IL
months and Charles Llndefnan, IL years and
IL months.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphanage of $40 Lake St. has received the
following October 4
1904 to January /, 1905: Margaret Miller,
aged years il months
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REAL EsrArE-crrx-roR SALE.

REAL ESTATE-CrTY-F0R SALE.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS!
Incompatible "Oceanside" Dist. lots!
$500 to $12o0
Your choice in graded blocks. Easy terms.
Fronting right on Boulevard and Ocean
$500 to S10o0-Lots fronting Park: unobstructed
view of Park and Ocean; on official grade /;
has positively best future in this city On
installment..
sloo. $3.50. $3.50 to SS5o-Near Park and Ocean.
The prices and location and terms cannot
he beaten.
All bargains, See them at once,
Branch office on corner H street and 47th ave-
Open daily and Sundays.
$500 to $45G-North of Park. near Fulton St
and Park: opposite Spreckels Lake and
Speedway; superb view of Park, Lake
and Ocean.
$3.50 to S400--Level Excelsior Hid. lots, near
Mission-Street S5 monthly.
1920 to s3500-Modern cottages in Sunset
Richmond Oceanside and Excelsior HID.
All bargainsi Easy termsi
SOL. GETZ e. SON. Owners and Dealers.
Room a. fourth floor, Chronicle Bldg.
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$500 cash viii buy an so0-acre stock ranch
in Sonoina County: house. barn. orchard and
vineyard; plenty water and wood: especially
good for hog raising; must be sold at once
see P. C. LASSEN & CO., 4e6 Tenth st,
Oakland, Cal.
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DIVIDEND NoTTCE-Phoenix Savings. B. q
L. Associa tion-For the six months ending
December 80. 1904. dividends have been de-
clared as follows: On Participating Stock at
the rate of per cent per annum: on Term
Certificates at the rate of per cent per
annuni; on Ordinary Savings Accounts at the
rate Of AZ per cent per annum. free OF taxes
and payable on and after January 90 1905
The Phoenix has guarantee capital OF
500 900 and a total paid-in capital of ST.
500, 600. It's board OF directors are: A. A.
Watkins president; Charles r. Bishop, vice
president; s. Prentiss Smith, treasurer:
George C. Boardman director: Gavin Nc
Nab director; Charles r. Ladd, director.
CLARENCE GRANGE,
Secretary and Managing Director.
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS

pERKELEY ROOMS AND BOARD.
PLEASANT sunny rooms with board in private
clearinghouse. 2313 Durant ave-, Berkeley.
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ZEAL nsrArE-couNrRY-ror sale.

ATTENTION. HOMESEEKERS,
Send postal for catalogue of the best land
bargains in California. c. NJ. WOOSTER CO.,
GAS Market st.
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California Stock and OIL Exchange.

Board
B Associated Bonds. .t8e
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A SURE PLACE FOR A HOME.
We have few improved and unimproyed
farms. situate in Santa Cruz and Monterey
Counties, where there no dry years; no
bocms no malaria: the best climate and
water in the State. Apply GAFFEY & MA
ION. II Montgomery st.. San Francisco.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Maria Kip
Orphanage of $40 Lake ST. has received the
following half orphan girl from October 1.
1904 to January /, 1905: Margaret Miller
aged 3 years il months
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NO agents wanted; for sale, beautiful home in
TauItvaIe plenty water; 20 minutes ride
from station. Box B, Call branch, 800 Hayes
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Besby. Henry J.-66
Butcher, Christina M
81
Caldwell. Roberto
Conway. Mary E.-6S
Daley. Catherine-70
Deal, George-77
Donahoe, Daniel P.-W
Faro, Frank e.
Fulham. Leo-29
Glennon. William
Harding Margaret NJ. G.
Harlan, Wesley M.-3
Hegler, Rose-52
Hildebrand, VIM. C.-91
Hovey. Jane-52
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jackson, II. D.-6o
johnson, Alonzo-57
Levy, Gusta-S1
IMcMurray, Mary L---67
INyberg, VIM. A.-36
lPaddon. Abel-66
Riley, Mary-65
Riley, Annie-<6
Savercool. Amina W.
/ 80
lSecada, Mary E.-26
Stelling, Henry-43
i Sweeney, John J.Nb
Vincent, r. M.-e1
! Warrington, Il. G.-S
lYung. Jacob--46
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-15
Lake City Items.

John Purdy came down from Belvi-
dere Thursday to visit home folks for
awhile.
The family of John Young who live
between Sun City and the Gyp mill are
all i'll with the grip"
VIM Balsor went to Coats Thursday
after load of lumber with which to
build feed racks.
More snow and more cold,-and PEG.
pie are talking about moving to Flori.
da.
John Durfee and Norman Purdy
went to Goats Saturday after hardware
goods for Hastings & Lake.
Mesdames Shigley and Skinner gave
Valentine party in the Masonic hall
last night, the 14sh.
There was merry skating party at
Frank Cookies on Tuesday night of last
week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-15

The most practical article on the sub.
ect of farm drainage we have ever
read was recently published IN the
Farmer and Stockman. 1t is entitled
Location of Tile Drains,' p and IS from
the pen of Prof. W. H. Stevenson. soil
specialist of the Iowa Agricultural Col.
lege. Professor Stevenson points out
the errors that men fall into IN drain.
ing their land and gives directions for
the location of drains 80 that water is
removed with the least possible outlay
for labor and for tile. Special atten-
ton IS given to adequate outlets and to
the location of drains in draws and
sloughs. The Farmer and Stockman
which prints number Of such special
articles by experts in each of its issues.
is making itself indispensable to the
ap-to- date farmer. We are glad to see
ITS circulation increasing in Barber
county; for it is the best and most
practical farm paper in the States. es-
pecia!iy tor farmers in the corn belt.
We are glad TO help along the cause of
good farming by receiving Farmer and
Stockman subscriptions at this Office.
Subscribe today.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-15
Sharon Items.

The frost king reigns supreme.
Dan Stone was Sharon visitor Tues
day.
Sam HAYES was laid up with dyssen-
tary last Wednesday.
r Dunkin was around soliciting
orders for fruit and forest trees last
week.
Jim Crawford sold his half section of
land this week to some Jefferson coun-
ty parties
Mr.. Ward. the rural route man, is
surely earning his money these cold
days
The infant sen of Sherman Roach
and wife died Friday evening. 1t was
buried on Saturday.
The friendly trees! What fine wind
break they provide fo- stock, and they
grow rapidly in Sharon Valley.
With such weather as we had Satur-
day and Sunday it is easy to believe in
the theory of an Ice Agen or "Glacial
PERIOD
It's reported that B. F. Kemp ts
getting along nicely since he went to
the Wichita hospital.
A. E. Davis was in town Saturday.
he wanted to know if he had better
come over Sunday morning and see If
we were all frozen to death.
j. D. Spangler came to town through
the storm Saturday to meet a brother
who was bringing some cattle down
from Jetmore to be wintered here.
| Sam Stewart, the Land Man, has an
Office in Medicine Lodge but practices
most of the time in and around Sharon.
A new industry is about to be launch
ed IN this neighborhood by Luthy
Sodtman & Co. They have purchased
a machine to manufacture building
material out of sand and cement.
Arch Mcclure was In town
Friday. He and Mrs. Mcclure will not
move to their new home In Beaver
county. Oklahoma until some time in
March. Sorry that Barber county has
to lose this estimable young couple
They are the kind of timber we need
right here.
A good many little calves froze t.
death during the storm Saturday anG
Sunday. Take your calves to the kitch
en- in such an emergency, as we did
and save them.
The members of the Christian church
of Sharon have organized a .'Chora
Union'' 20 meet every Tuesday night tt
sing.
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Isabel Items.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
r l.. Bsrnstable is erecting a new
barn that will be the largest in the
neighborhood.
Elder Chas. A. Thornton left Thurs
day for Oklahoma City. Oklahoma, &c
hold series of meetings. He will be
away several weeks.
Our Gun Club is ready to meet al
corners. Any town that thinks they
can beat our boys shooting can have
tha opportunity by addressing T. z
Knight, the manager.
The ANALYSIS OF the stomach of Chas
Watson. the carpenter who died here
about the middle of January, has been
received by the coroner ana the result,
shows that the. stomach contained nc
poison and the consensus of opinion IL
that he died from heart failure.
Lester White left Tuesday morning
with party of land seekers for GA.
weston. Texas. He was accompanied
from here by 1. NJ Berger of Isabel, W
= Finger and Mr. Pride of Sawyer and
Mr. Leonard of Nashville At Wichits
the party will be joined by a number oil
gentlemen sent out by the John Tracy
Land and Immigration Company aud a
ten days trip in the Sunny Southland
will be had. Mrs. White accompanied
her husband To Wichita where she vii
visit until Mr.. Whites return. We ex
pect to have complete review OF tn,
tour from the gentlemen when they re
turn and our readers may look for 1
glowing description of part of th,
Lone S'ar State.
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KIOWA ITEMS.
Clipped from the Journal.

Clipped from the Journal
Jake White, after delightful visit
with his parents and a sojOurn at Med
icine Lodge, returned to Kiowa Mo2-
day.
The city council met last Monday
night IN regular session and aside from
routine business, appointed Pearl
Rooney marshal and talked over the
advlsability of buying chemical fire
engine.
Rev. kitch shot hole through one
side of the kitchen, just aboye the base.
board, at the NJ. E. parsonage Monday.
oy the accidental discharge of shot
gun. The accident made him feel very
cheap and scared his wife who was in
the front part of the house, good and
plenty.
The birthdays of Capt. j. H. Wheat
and three of his sons, VIII Fred. and
John. all occurring this week, the
| neighbOrs gave them birthday sur.
prise last Monday evening by walking
in CD them with we'll filled baskets.
Fred Parker, with his talking machine,
furnished music during the evening. A
royal good time was enjoyed by all
present.
Clipped from the ews.Review.
AL Heskett received notice from the
U. S. land office at Woodward, that the
| department has decided the contest fill
ed by him in his favor. He will 90
| down and take charge of the claim,
which is said to be very good quarter
| section.
Mrs. Ed Fullerton, visiting with
FLOYD Fullerton g, was taken seriously
ill first OF this week. On Tuesday she
was in critical condition on account
of hemorrhage. Drs. Cloud and Bur.
nett were in attendance. She is doing
we'll now and it is hoped she will fully
recover in a short time.
The case of The Southwestern Mu.
tual Hail Association vs.. Ed PRAY, to
enforce payment of note for insur
ance was tried before Squire VIM. Kin
caid Tuesday. Attorney Tincher rep.
resented the company, aod Attorney
] Glover NJ. Martin the defendant. Judg
ment was rendered in favor of MIR.
Pray.
ii. Gibson has made arrangements to
establish and operate a cement. stone
factory in this city. He considered the
proposition for some time and finally,
after investigating the matter thor
oughly. concluded to engage IN the bus.
mess as soon as the weather will per.
nit. He has contracted tor new and
strictly tirst-class machinery for mould
ing and pressing cement brick into all
shapes as required for building purpos
es where prick or stone are used.
Hon. o. p. T. Ewell, who came home
from Topeka on account of being ill a
week ago, recovered sufficiently to be
out on Wednesday afternoon. He look.
ed rather thin but was in good spirits.
de regretted very much not being well
enough to be In Topeka 10 take an &C
| tive part in legislation pertaining to
the establishment of state oil refin-
cry, which proposition he very strong
~ favors. There are also other meas
ures, including some of local impor
lance, before the legislature which con-
Germ him much and he wants to look
after them to the best OF his ability.
One of the local measures referred to is
the bill introduced by Senator Noftz
ger to yacate large part of the town
site of Hazelton. Mr.. Ewell left for
Topeka yesterday. Thursday