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Evening journal., 1905-04-29
JOHN 7. DICKEY
IS ARRESTED BY
SECRET SERVICE
Well-known Politician Is
Charged With Disposing
of Lottery Tickets
Hello IN $1,000 BAIL
FOR HEARING ON MAY 70

Charged with causing to be carries
from the State Of California to this city
lottery tickets and dsposing OF the same,
John T. Dickey. a well-known Democrats
ie polltic.sn In this city, was arrested to-
day by Secret Service Agent Matthew
Griffin and held in $1,000 bail by United
States Commissioner William G. Mahary
for further hearing on May 20. Mr..
Dickey was released shortly after being
arraigned. Patrick Mundy furnished the
hequi-ed bail.
The accused man Is represented by
James W. Ponder and William S. Hilles.
He pleaded not guilty and to a reporter
for The Evening Journal said: Il am in
nocent Of the charge"
The penalty fixed by law is a fine not
exceeding $1,000 or two years imprison-
ment. When the case was called before
Commissioner Mahafy District Attorney
John =. Nields asked for a coutinuance
until May 20. Mr. Ponder said the de-
Tense was ready 70 go on with the trial
and objected TO such a long continuance.
Mr NielSs, however said. that several
witnesses In the case resided IN California
and II would take three weeks TO get the
evidence against tho defendant. His re-
quest was granted and bail fixed at 1900.
This amount was satisfactory to counsel
for the defense.
The name OF the lottery company FOR
which Mr.. Dickey is charged with SELL
ing tickets Is not specified IN the war
rant Secret Service Agent Grian has
been In Wilmington for several days
Working on the alleged distribution OF
counterfeit coins and while here
worked up the Dickey case. It is said the
latter was arrested MS he claimed a
package containing lottery tickets at a
local express Office.
Irving c. sauter. another Secret Ser
vice Agent was also on the case. He and
Griffin had been detailed al the instance
OF the Department Of Justice at Washing,
ton.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
CRITTENION HOME anniversary

Managers of the Florence Crittenton
Home have arranged special services for
next week beginning on Thursday in cele-
bration Of the twenty-second anniversary
of the home
On Thursday afternoon and evening IN
First Presbyterian Church Friday at 3
p. m. at the home of Mrs. II. II. Ward.
No 500 Rodney street. FfIlay at p. M,
in the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church;
Saturday at D. m. at Bethany Baptist
Church; Saturday evening at st. Pauls
NJ. Z. Church.
On sunady the Rev. DIR. Tingley, Of
London. viii speak in delaware Avenue
Baptist Church and Charles n Crinten-
ton, the founder of the Home, will make
an adress in Grace NJ f. Church. Ser
vices also will be held on Sunday night
in Bethany Baptist Church.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
HAS FOUR
TEAMS IN RELAY RACES

Franklin Field, philadelphia, is the
scene of one Of the greatest athletic car
nivals ever held in America this AFTER
noon For the eleventh time' the relay
races under the auspices Of the Univer-
sitv Of Pennsylvania. are being held. The
entry list Is a record-breaking one and
the majority of the noted college athietes
of the country will compete.
Although the weather is threatening 1t
is thought that all Of the races can be
pulled off.
Delaware is well represented at tiS
races as Delaware College and three VIII
minston schools, namely. Friends School,
Wilmington Standard Academy and the
High School have teams entered.
The schools. their colors and members
Of the teams entered from Delaware fol-
low:
Delaware coilege-Colors: Blue Jersey.
gold sash.
!. J.. E. varse; ., II. S. sibley; 3, ]. F.
Baldwin; a. E. W. Harrington (captain)
subs, ]. p Jones, H. c. Collins.
wilmington Friends School-Colors;
Blue jersey. white sash.
!. II. Miller: .. NJ. Clarke; 8, r. Cam;
A. r. c. Tindan; subs. +. Buck and II.
Seaman.
wilmington High school-Colors; White
jersey. cherry w.
/. /. f. Frederick; 2, f. NJ. Mcdaniel;
g. w. r. Whitehead; 4, c. Roddy; subs, j.
L. Fisher and william Edgar.
Wilmington Standard Academy-Colors:
Maroon letter, white jersey.
1. f. Treembower; ., b. Cary; 3, F..
Wyatt; 4. r. Troupe; sub, NJ. Troupe.
Delaware College is expected to make
good showing. The team is entered in
event No. %. The colleges entered in this
event are Allegheny, Western Maryland,
Maryland Agricultural. St. Johns, Ford
ham, Muhlenberg; st. Johns, Annapolis;
Franklin and Marshall, st. Joseph, Della
ware.
Friends School is in cent No u; High
School No. 6 and Wilmington Standard
Academy. No. l3.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
RAPID SHORTHAND.

Everybody is invited 70 the Whining
ton Business School next Monday even
ing to see Mr.. Raymond Kelly write
shorthand Mr. Kelly is one OF the
fastest writer's I'm the world and created
quite a sensation at the Worlds Fair
an st. Louis last year by his rapid
writing. He has a record of over 200
words a minute on blackboard work.
Come and see how he does II. Mr..
Kelly is a fluent speaker and viii give
brief talk on the origin and develop
ment Of shorthand.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
K-PROTHON0TARY ADAMS
DEAD At GEORGETOWN
sneclal 10 The Evenlng Journal

Georgetown. April 2s.-Josepn 4. Adams
one Of the best known citizens Of Sussex
county. died at his home in this town at
midnight, after a lingering illness from
Bright's disease. Mr.. Adams, who was
aged 70 years, and prominent Democrat
had filed the office Of prothonotary Of
Sussex county for ten years, having been
appointed first by Governor John w. Han
in 1852 and then re-appointed by Gov
ernor stockley in 1851. He had been con-
nected with the Office for over 80 years.
AT the expiration Of his term he was
appointed justice OF the peace and notary
public which Office he held for several
years. He leaves a widow and one son.
w d. Adams. clerk in the Farmers
Bank. and two grandchildren. No arrange
ments have yet been made for the fun
eral.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
LOCKJAW FATAL FROM
WOUND OF YEAR AGO
Isaac Sutton, a Trucker Near
Here, Dies at Philadelphia
Hospital

Isaac Sutton. a trucker. who lived
on the Wilmington-N New Castle road
short distance from Eden Park, died
today at the University Of Pennsyl-
vania Hospital Philadelphia, from
lockjaw.
While al work on his farm about n
year ago Mr.. Sutton injured his knee
by running a pitchfork into It. The
wound was dressed but never healed
properly and he recently went TO the
hospital for treatment. Tetanus then
developed Word was received here
Of his death early this morning.
Mr. S0tt0 was the son oi Mrs WI
Iliam sutton. of near Rose Hin, and O
brother of John sutton, a grocer OF
South Wilmington He was 3S years
Of age and is survived by a widow
and two children.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
'' JIM CROW" CAR WAS
UNWILLING TO LEAVE
Broke Loose From Baltimore
Accommodation at French
Street Station

The Jim Grow" car attached to the
Baltimore accommodation leaving
French street station at 1914 o'clock
evinced a desire to remain in VIII
mington this morning and broke loose
from the train as it was pulling out OF
the shed.
The car, which is on the rear Of the
train. is for the use Of negroes ex-
clusively after it passes the Delaware
Maryland line and a sign 'colored' is
placed in each door indicating the class
Of passengers that are permitted to
ride upon it.
The cause of the car becoming de-
tached was the failure Of the couplings
to hold after it had been attached to
the train here.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
BOY DROWNED AT LAUREL
speeIal 70 ne EvenIng Journal.

Laurel, April 29.-Claude Smith, the
hve-year-old son of Mrs. Nora Windsor
Smith, was drowned in the Laurel river
last evening While playing with his
brother and other boys his. hat blew into
the Stream and in an attempt to get it he
fell overheard. His companions fright
ened by the accident ran away and some
time elapsed before they told Of the oc-
currence. The body was recovered in two
hours.
st. Philips p. E. Church has elected the
following vestrymen: Senior warden, J..
T. Wright; junior warden. j. S. Henry;
vestry. J. T. Osborn, E. F. Hearn. l. ].
Wotten, S. L. Kenney, Daniel Short, Sol
oman Kenney. P. B. Twilley; delegates to
convention at Emanuel Church. Whining
ton, ]. T. Wright. e. f. Hearn: alter
mates. " c. Records. Granville Bacon.
R. H. Young, of Wilmington. Grand
master, A. r. and A. NJ, will make an
official visit to Hope Lodge Of Laurel on
next Tuesday
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
MILK MEN IN SESSION
Proposed Project Of Establishing a
Distributin Station to be Discussed

At the meeting of the Mix Pro-
ducers' Association being held this af-
ternoon the proposed project of estab-
fishing a distributing station in this
city so that the producers can sell their
milk direct to the consumers will again
come up for discussion. Some of the
members are said TO be opposed TO the
scheme and others favor it. II would
cut out a large number Of the retailers.
A motion which was laid over from
the meeting last week to appoint a
committee of three to confer with the
retailers will also come up for discus
sion.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
DEATH AT THE COUNTY HOSPITAL
Case, Of Paralysis Also Reported by
Superintendent Blackburn.

Henry Stewart. colored, aged AZ
years. who was an inmate Of the New
Castle County Hospital at Farnhurst,
died at that institution yesterday. He
will be buried from the home Of his
sister i'm this city.
Mary Lenderman, aged 65 years OF
this city. also an inmate Of the hospital
was stricken with paralysis last night.
Her condition is serious.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
cOLLIDED WITH PIER
Big Steamer cypria Has Difficulty in
Getting Up River.

While on it's sway up the Christiana
river yesterday afternoon the large
ocean steamer cyplia colided with tue
center pier OF Market street bridge stav-
ing it I'm.
The Cambria was bound for the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth wharves. where
she is TO be repaired about A3O o'clock,
and had difficulty In getting past vessels
tied up at the Charles Warner Company
wharves, and at the same time making
the westward channel In trying to get
into the channel the hull crashed into
tho end Of the center crib OF the pier
The vessel was not damaged.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
In,.estinatinn a Nnisanoe.

DR.. Alexander Lowber, Secretary OF
the state Board of Health went to Har-
gton today to investigate an alleged
L, sance existing in That town. local
Board of Health was appointed in Har-
rington a year ago but despite this fact
the State Board has been called upon.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
MURPHY WAS DISMISSED

Miles Murphy, a prisoner in Citv
Court today, charged with frauduIentlv
obtaining money and clothing. the
property of Charles w. Cross. was dis
charged from custody as Gross has
disappeared and the police have failed
TO locae him. Murphy. it is said.
went TO Gross boarding house while
the latter was In prison and by false
pretenses obtained the clothing OF
Charles w. Gross. After that il is
charged that Murphy forged the name
of Gross to an order with which he
secured Gross wages from Andrew L.
johnson.
When Gross went to get his wages
he was surprised to find that they had
been paid to another man.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
E I'D from a Hay Loft.

Special to The Evening Journal
Bridgeville. April 29.-Fred Jones met
with a painful accident this week by fall
ing from a hay loft He sustained sew
erai bruises and was unconscious for sew.
eral hours.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
RUSSIAN FLEET
MAY PASS IN FOG
Thick Weather Prevails at
Singapore Near Where
Nebogatoff Is Sailing
ROJESIVENSEY is NOW REPORTED

London. April 29-Three British cruis-
ers, according TO the Daily Tele-
graphs" correspondent at Singapore,
are pauolling outside the harhor there,
as thick, wet weather renders the
Straits invisible from the roads.
Weather conditions may therefore, pre-
vent the observation OF Vice-Admiral
Nebogatom's movements.
The Daily Telegraph's' correspon-
dent at TOXIC statcs that foggy weather
prevails on the Japan Sea.
The Morning Post's' Shanghai cor
respondent reports that Nice-Admiral
RojestvenslSy's squadron was on Thurs
day Off Leong- Soy Bay, in Hainan.
No other news has reached London
regarding the movements of the Rus
sian warships.
Toxic. April 29.-The Japanese-Korean
agreement giving Japan control and man-
agoment of tho Korean posts, teegraphs
and telephones has been gazetted.
Taipeh. Formosa, April cit is ex-
pected that marital law win Dc declared
throughout the Island Of Formosa at any
moment The authorities view the situa-
tlon calmly and the Chinese residents
continue their avocations undisturbed
Steamer communication remains open.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
FIRE IN NEWARK MILL
specIal to The EvenIng Journal.

GlNliaA " AAAN -
Newark. April 29.-Fire was discovered
last evening in the rag room ADJOINING
Curtis & Brothers paper mills at Nonah-
town. The fire company responded ana
after a stubborn fight succeeded In eN-
tinguishing the flames. The cause is un-
known. but is supposed 20 have been
spontaneous combustion. The loss VIII
reach several hundred dollars.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
Pilot commission 10 Meet.

The annual meeting OF the Delaware
Pilot Commission will be held in this city
on Monday The term Of one of the COM
missioners expires this year and his sue
cessor will be appointed by Governor
Lea.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
Earthauake in France.

Lyons. France, April 29.-Earth-
quake shocks were felt here and at
Pohtarlier and Gex between and 9
O'Clock this morning.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
Man Improve Water Power.

It Is probable that the stanton water
power viii soon pass into other hands
and will be placed in good condition.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
LOST, FOUND. REWARD.

LOSI-Pay envelope-name Tom Davis,
Liberal reward IL returned to the
owner, 91S Linden st. Ap. 26-3t
watch on pin, with initials
e. B.. NJ. on case. in going from
Sth and Market 10 10th and Lombard.
Reward is returned to Evening Journal
Office. April 26-2t.
LOST-Ticket, Philadelphia to Seaford.
Return to Agent P. b. & w. R r.
April 2S-4t.
LOST-Spectacles. IN Market st. be-
tween Sixth and Eighth. Kindly
return TO r. j. Oteni, this Office.
Evening journal., 1905-04-29
THE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
partly cloudy, nearly stations
sry temperature. Monday fair
to partly cloudy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-18

purchased the Muskogee Union and
The MEskogoo Northern and thereby
secured a complete belt line around
Muslogec
The deal was closed IN St. Lcuis
last week. Whether the Frisco is TO
control the system after thoy are
merged Is a question. but Il is certain
that It IS the Frisco which bought the
Muskogee Union and the Muskogee
Northern, together with their tormi-
nal property and right Of way in ana
around the city. The Muskogrc
Union is a short line connecting the
Missouri Pacific with Muskogee at
Corretta and a new line southwest
10 Haryetta distance Of fifty-two
miles en- which The grade is complet-
ed and ready for steel! rhe Mug
kogee Northern is continuation OF
the Muskogec Union to the northeast
as far as Joplin, distance Of ninety
miles. Work has Just begun on this
line. Both properties belong to VIM
Wenchck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-18
Q Q Q O c O o c O o c Q Q O Q
o IN A SOCIAL WAY. O
o o o O o 90 o O O o o o o o c


W. ~ - ~
'rhe West Guthrie w c. T. u. met
Tuesday af,e.poon with Mrs. Mitchell
After devotionsl exercises the ro'l
was called, the response being quota
lions from Miss willard's sayings.
Reports of officers and department SUI
perintendents were read and accept
ed Much business was transacted and
the program was carried out as ar
ranged. The next meeting will be
held February Is. with Mrs. C. W.
Ball. 1404 W. Noble avenue.
Arrangements have been completed
for the mid-year executive, which will
be held in the West Guthrie M. e
church February 22-2S. Wednesday
evening. February %, at 7;15 there will
he social gathering at the church
of those desiring to meet the visit
ing ladies' At o'clock Or. !. a. Hol
brook will give a lecture on "Tht
Reign of Law" All are cordially IN
yited to attend. The admission vii
be free a collection will be taken.
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perIeot condItlon

Where there used TO be a feeling Of
uneasiness and worry In the house
hold when a child showed symptoms
Of Group. there is now perfect conf
dence. This is owing to the uniform
success Of chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy in the treatment OF that disease.
Mrs. NJ l. Basford Of Poolesville, Md,
in speaking Of her experience in the
use of that remedy says; 81 have q
word OF confidence in Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for l have used q with
perfect success. Ny child Garland is
subject TO severe attacks or Group and
it always gives him prompt relief.
For sale by J n Wallace.
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VALENTINO Social.

One Of the most enjoyable events cf
the season was the valentine social
given by the Christian Endeavor sos
ciety Of the Christian church at tie
elegant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.
stroueh. 900 f. Springer avenue. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
her guests by her charming niece.
Miss Grace Louder, and Misses Alma
Carson and Della Brown. The bril-
liantly lighted rooms were tastefully
decorated with flowers and symbols
of st .valentine.
Delightful music was furnished by
an. orchestra and organ, several lively
and fascinating games we're played.
and excellent refreshments served.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs
Ventress and son, Ward Mrs. Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Strough. Misses
rarson. Corley. Bruce, Milan, Alcxan-
der. Barney, Bender. Brice Kirkwood
Melone. Bell, Newly, Williams. Hazel
Brown. ZclIa Adams. Della Browne
Ferrier. Fitzgerald McCubbin. Ola
McCubbin Paulina Browne, Anna Bos
ley, Foster. Calm, Phillips Myrtle
Bosley. Wittmer Johnston. MauC
Williams. Burke Maloney Ryan
Louder. Parker. Huston. Ada Browne
Messrs. Williams, Browne. Griggs
i George Owens. O l. Humphrey
Whitney. Hicblin. Calm. Guy Owens
Jess owens, William F Humphrey
strough, Enyeart Floyd Brown. Hey
mann. Newby.
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Tie Sunshine Of sprIno.

The Ealye that cures without a scar
is DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve Cuts,
Burns. Bons Bruises aud Piles dis.
appear Eefore the use Of this salve
as Snow before the sunshine OF spring
Miss II. NJ. Middleton. Thebes, H.,
says: Il was seriously afflicted with
fever sore that was very painmi.
DeWitts Witch Haael salve cured me
IN less than a week" Get the genu-
me. Sold by c. r. Rerfro.
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SUPREME COURT.

A case entitled the Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific Railway vs.. George
w Broe WASH fled with the cler kof
the supreme court this morning
The original action was brought for
the recovery Of sl.26S worth OF hard
ware, in which plaiatif n the lower
court obtained Judgment. the plaintiff
in eros appealing the cese 70 the SUI
preme court for review. and praying
that the case be reversed and 10.
mande1
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AAoAARo BROKERAGE co.
viii Probably Have a Representative
in Guthrie.

Alfred VI. strattoa Of Phenix. A. T.,
Is in Guthrie to-day on business in
connection with the Aagaard Broker
age company OF Phenix. He has been
appointed the Oklahoma representative
of that company and VIII open head
quarters either here or at Oklahoma
ity. Mr.. stratton is an Oklahoma boy,
having lived in Payne county To- a
number Of years. He vent to Arizona
a few years ago. where ne has been
making good IN the mining business.
He will doubtless make a success IN
his new line Of work.
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llaulds Amerleans cor.ums.

Somebody who has been comput
ing the quantity Of tho liquids con
sumed by the American pc pie with
in twelvemonth has found that we
drank last year enough tea, coffee.
wine, beer. liquors and other beyer'
age to cover an area Of land two miles
square 10 a depth Of ten feet--a lake
large enough, Il was suggested, TO
noat several navies OF the size OF our
own. The amount OF alcoholic beyer-
ages alone which was necessary 70
satisfy the national thirst during this
period would an a canal 100 miles
long. 100 feet wide and 10 feet deep.
--Harper's Weekly.
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NEGRO FAMILY AFFAIR.
Brothers-in.Law Have Fight and One
is Badly Punished.

Clarence Hawk ana Carl Neal, ne
groes. were arrested last night for
on Villas avenue.
An investigation proved that Hawk
was badly cut about the head, suppos-
edly with a pair OF knucks. He was
later taken to his home on East Har-
risen avenue in an unconscious con
dition His skull is thought to be
fractured.
Neal claims that Hawk had been
mistreating his sister, who is Hawks
wife.
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When Yeu Have a Cold.

The fsst action when you have a
cold should be TO relieve the lungs.
This ia best accomplished by the free
use Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This Remedy liquehes the tough mu-
Gus and causes its expulsion from ex-
pectoration, and opens the secretions.
A complete cure soon follows. Sold
by j.. n. Wallace.
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evenpe Curtis was cut several times
nbcut tho head and body with knife
Simons was arrested az Newton
Kans.. the sheriff Of that city bringing
him to Arkansas CITY.
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CARL FRIEDRICH,
The Tailor,

POI e Oklahoma avenue opposite
Traband's cigar factory. Make fine
suits to order guarantees good fit in
our shop from $500 dollars up. Call
and examine goods.
Suits pressed. rs cents.
Parts pressed. Is cents
Carl Friedrich. the Tailor.
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The Eagles gave an enjoyable
smoker az the club rooms last night.
A very pleasant evening was spent.
Mr. T. x. Abbott bought life mem
bership. paying 500 for the same
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asdokr slmons Brought saek.
ASK yonr Druggist.

sheriff Part Murphy returned today
from Arkansas City, where he went %
secure Slick simoas. colored. who
IS charged with assault on Mr.. Cus-
iis colored, Of this city.
Tho cutting ahray occurred here
last SATURDAY night On West Harrison
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sELT LIVE ron MUskooEE.
Another Move in Merger Of Terri
tory independent Line.

Muskogee, .. T. Feb. Following
the announcement In the Kansas city
Star Sunday that there Is a move
ment cn foot 10 merge the independ-
ent lines cf railroad IN Indian terri
tory and oklahoma comes the an
nouncement here that the Frisco has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-18
first Church Of Christ, scientist.

First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Broad St. between Oklahoma ave
nue and Cleveland avenue.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Services at IL 4. M.
Wednesday evening services, 8 p. n.
Reading room in resr or church op'
ened week days from to p. m.
All are cordially invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-02-18

Don't wait until your blood Is I'M
povcrispeG and you are sick and ail.
ing. but take Holsters Rocky Noun.
tain Tea It VIII positively drive ont
sI impurities s5 cents. Tea or Tah
lets.
Ask yonr druggist.
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Corner Noble aveune and Division
street.
Sabbath school. 9:45 q. m.
Preaching II a. m. and 7-3J p. M.
Junior C. f., 3 D. m.
Y.P S. G.. f.. $3.50 p. m.
All are welcome.
W. 2. miIss, Pastor.
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WIn AssIst h pedIoatIon.

The Logan County High School quar-.
tette composed Of Messrs Dawson.
Parker, Merten and sherer VIII
leave this ayenin gfur Meridian. okla,
where they will assist in the dedication
OF the nev school building az that
place.
Members OF tbs logan County high
school faculty win sIve addresses.
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For weak digestion. oelching or
sour stomach use chamberiains
Stomach end Liver Tablets and you
will get quick relief. For sale by ].
N. Wallace.