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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-11-15
% Szz..ss Russia's Great HailHsns

STzSEk RusR1a's Great ha1lERA
q TIE transcont:nental railway across
fSiberia, which connects Moscow with
Port Arthur and on which al Russian
supplies will be carried in the
SWhr with Japan, jst5110 miles long
For hundreds " EMies be rail.
way passes over level stretches Of
deep black soil, absolutely stoneless,
and with a surface, except i4 summer
eA~litaathtQh Sfamaa aorSA1uddnd SNOW.
The fairness of the country encouraged
luther fimsy methods of construction,
and the. rails are light. The engines
are wood burners and carry a crib
With 5arewoedo as2 high as the
yys: ~
Araeantt ShOem@keri
describes. even the International SleeF
herat'ExBAass as'sdng at a." ddog,s
trot" Of about ten miles, an houroans'
making ehhfh~eeeofnsckfondbfe badsss at the
statje9s. THe ten taaagf, i9qrpey fo:thA
official timetables has not been''R
allied in fact. ,s,,,,,
The bridges which crossrthe Central
Asian waterways. gre M siYsy strue
tufesIbut well calculated for the
heavy traffic they will have to bear
over athe broad sseeye& food of the
yolga at ,Samars,is- a great IRON ,brilgs:
caied 'hfhte s&Alexahder.N thirteer
.spans Each Of 800, feet, peeSly'~A"As
1NNS .ant .niI,.i
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-11-15
- 'o ",' Gqod n Roads ,tdis!1 ana Social LIE liiis.' :

in,mGqpd, 5Boaadss i RI a, soeisl Life. ."
"j GoEernop,A. ~, Montague, ofSyIrs
Einia,j WAS ~stheuebiefl speaker 1T me
god 'rrJadsi neetihg,,'heia by the Ma
HfioSnsaf1 ar 63d' tR6ads' Associatiohs~iiIn the
Hotel, Hmhtoiinaa;;"' Flortaa, Fl oonnechon
With, III" GSs a. aap,t'oimito i fbfiTts eehhhfhivar:' ''Goad'
roads and SOCIAL 1liffse WAS bis topic: He
tepmed,thelbea rpaGQL as q. social and RI
;dustriab obstacle, and made a hit
he said he ,had"rather his, children 80,
to- one good school. five miles away
ithanh an. 'indiferept'school a. half mile
distant. and thu" the"good road weuldt
help him 'inn ,,tfRifss;' A. favored convict.
,jaboE and. non,poBlitisaIs Federal e =. s.a tds'
seeing no. 1easQn why, if the, Govern
meat could dredge. "a. poor "creek, IT,
GOULD not-improve. the highway used
by. all kind. and conditions S of society m p
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-11-15

rresources. afe BEING. pdeAtetoped,, at'ah'
AppyeeedssHgtteeds ,Eaa&ts Ard RSlkffe fa y lE,
I4tias fen ttg:spspqEtsti9n are q matter 81 II,
Immediate uprassingn capceEni Largely
made so during the past three Ysarst,
ftnSs subject III ,improEe6 country -high4i
NV Ways ts itakifg' deeper'r eos with Ithe
PEOPLE thaH' m6st t'seefionsbni
Iu, The ,ssompHmerFse Of TIE wSt1t comes
l,primaTily, from PIE MMSnqndf apd asa
pule, the sost.af HapsRAFti4g product,
is relatively higher in the anitial STAGE
pI.1ronl thet1eldser mine;tothe railEoaa1d.
fi9er'er Ganal4atbaniSn any sother apart
III itssP 1hntney'r6 the! .9efldissmarketa
lyTfhs mSsstp Expensive anttd'thes'raost ops
Ipresssaiyse IKflhBddc s. Transportation t1s4+Vas
,gan HapspertastsSSRp , %EshksTseaf assoms
plished over bad reads but this faetS
aften sight Of byia copamunities,
Iawhicf, addresssthemselvas TO- the work
of .eoTrectibg alleg ed,,ineauaities in,
the freight rates' charged ifbyeTairoaa.
t'hhahfdd' Steamship e6thpknies.t u has IS
7 sX'1vlliftalgeih the west when had its
t2Wn s.t tesah ,iSissY tsSp.stSi
Irelgnt rates, was so In a.. :.
! the incoming, freight delivered by the
aocaIaTailroad had,to' be, hauled, iHqpa a
|asteep Rill. iinnWageDs,sDn ,which, only
sha4fi sniN ydinauNile adi eeh1d, be draWns
.This condition WAS conference.-the
nHtl IL 4Jr"3a Mdfmhfte az years, swbeni
It. OCCURRED to. ssonhassbp89dy TO Bhggesr
|, that, the .noint. of attack hight be- BIT.
htably tsiiftsd] irSR 'f ffbbe, ;FasiilroaaSs 9r'
| it's attitude. pnifthe. subjact Of freight
,ratesa to lHhAyahdlL. when: ithis ,slg1.
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O movement calling for pop
IIaf aId u cuauperattEs-asr:
sistance on the part Of leg.
'ifslaHfedsana commrfaA:
hodiea has made .such rap.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-11-15
Collie ontmits Terrier Fo.

a collie. owned by Professor W&F!
Durand, Of Cornell University. slew
..sdsaenepy, a. bull Terrier belonging to
~: Edzernesc ot4hle, a leading local
physician, nS7arhanner worthy of a
keeumjadeaAsman murderer. coo
ATheaags were among the most val.
liable in the city, both being canine
a~gistocrats with long p%edigrees. For
years, they had been foes, fighting
fercefiy whenever they met. Usyaliyy
the collie was defeated.
To-day. as was bis habit. the terrier
was racing with a street car about
IthacalassnQten loop" when, at TIE
bridge over Fail Creek Gorge, he came
upon his foe. In an instant they were
fighting desperately, while several uni
versity professors hurried from a. dis
tapce to part them. But relief came
Y$!!!9ss0 ! tks n.I;stA SssNsst s.t! MI,
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of-anl automobile trackless t~rainsIaa
.4aat; aseaasa, for surprise to those'at ALL
5sf far G Rith st tbs p99ssjRRiilities ei1mo Ss,
ern motoxnvehic]Rsa rHBainsi drawn Dy.ii
'addffce%asppjlNEAeesR,ts1 aa i B%i sae asAy S Sssgra SIS
conditioned, of ssqN4Hrsf s2n faT foaSdfss,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the Phil
acknowledgements "Assqmingi
that the, invention is practicable; -thee;
general .bettermentT ST. our saonanani
roadways is fores6adowed, Or perhaps
SPECIAL road8ays will be c~ohstfqetedl
for this Improvement on the 1bt19M {,
: stick train aimmortalized' BY nhYelfs
wendell Holmes. The good, roadSI
movement NOV in various stages Of
taehf9aafy4 sns This country, wiasreaeiEe,
fresh impetus from the automobile.
Gaoa roads Reconstructed On 1seiehssc'
,prineiIples, ;costEsamethingss but much
;aessNthaiF5 steam Or electric IaaHeds.
Observation-Disclosures ll displace tie hofBBe,,
to a great; extent for they transports,
tiSoh of Tassengefss a8Sdafreight, and the
I" track1lesg Ifraih WWfflSbecoms a familiar
Feature, Of the,eountrgside: 'Aftenahs,
coming efsthe electric motor or1SssauSs
,tomobile we need not be surpriseQassst
,a an mniechanleaf device that ftss, 81 the
air. dives IL IL TIE sea, or speeaga the
Iianfsd.s :IhhItifdddfhgA gs*1eaaice 1fstfie
Kentucky genius, who pr~opaaea440:
hrai9e'thet Legfsldture' enact a Law Re,
'e auiirihg iali automobiles on eqgatys
roads 10 fbe preceded 'byf mouRtsdSher,
3aidss to- Announce ttbeir" comtfgg.!474AAp :.
Xfo2miIoiSSlse" Tbbits ,n"!iai;H'4'" ;;1i,'::sm"f,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17
WATCH FOR THE BIG
PARADE OF THE
HAYSEED BAND
Prices s5c SOC 75c

George Allen and Miss Senia v.
Weeks, Of Caney, Kans., were married
here last evening.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17
Daily Street Parade al 1880
Concert Every Evening at 7:30
Prices IS, so, and 75e
Reserved Seats on Sale

Prof. Alonzo Moore 1.-THE Black Her
mon J, who is among the members of
Billy Kersand's Famous Minstrels
that hold .the boards at the Opera
House Monday Aug. p, is now rated
Of one of the foremost magicians of the
day. This season he is carrying an
entirely new and up-to-date act, not
only being one of the most expensive
acts of its kind, but the most amazing
and wonderful illusion before the
American public this season. Another
new member of this attraction is TO.
Mills, the golden voiced soprano, who
isno doubt one of the best high soprano
singers in the country, though as
yet unknown to our local theatre pat
rons. Once heard he will never be
forgotten, and will always be welcome
among them.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17
National Encampment q. A. K.
Denver Colo. sept. 4 to ,.

For above occasion Frisco will sell
round-trip tickets to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo at the low rate Of
Sl3. Is dates OF snle August 30 to Sep
tember inclusive. Final return limit
September y, 1905. Extentions can
be had on these tickets, also side-trips
VIII have a tourist sleeper on Kansas
City train on the night OF September
p, which will 90 through without
change TO Denver via Frisco, Kansas
City and c. r. /. &P Berth rate in
this car will be $3.50. For futher par
ticulars see Frisco Agent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17
First Published Auug. 8, 1905.
Warning Order

United States Of America,
Indian Territory. IS
Northern District,
Before Wade s Stanfeld. Unitod s--1-s Com
missioner, second Commissioner s disfrict North.
ern district Indian Territory, sitting at Vinita.
Indian Territory, Aug, ., 1905
Wilson & Davis, Plaintiff
vs..
G. W Moore, Defendant
The defendant g. w. Moore. is warned to
appear In this court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plaintiff. Wilson g.
Davis.
Witness my hand this the 9Th day OF August.
1905. WADE S. STANFIELD,
United States Commissioner.
McCniloch & Problsco, Attorneys for the non
resident defendant
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17
Take KodoI After Eatlnr.

After a hearty meal a dose Of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack
Of Indigestion. Kodol is thorough
digestant and a guaranteed cure for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, gas on the
stomach, weak heart, sour' risings
bad breath and all stomach troubles.
Sold By Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17

The United States Indian agency
has a representative in Vinita for the
purpose Of receiving applications for
the removal Of restrictions. He has
Office at the Commercial CLUB rooms
and will remain here until next Sun
day night.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17

Don't look for true happiness in the
mansions Of the very rich, where high
priced physicians are called In to doc
tor everyailment. But seek it and find
it too,in the comfortable homes OF
the middle-classes and so called poor
where Greens August Flower isalways
used to keep the family healthy-to
cure all stomach troubles, whether in
digestion, constipation, dyspepsia, loss
of appetite, bilious attacks or torpid
liver. Trial bottle August Flower,
25c Big bottle. 75c. Winner Drug
Co. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17

Purebred scotch Collies. Have few
nice puppies left, and will be sold or
traded on favorable terms. Address,
256.dw 4w G. L. BENNETT. Vinita, l. 7.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17

You can apply ManZan inside, right
where the pain is? lt is put up in
lapsable tubes with nozzle attachment
for introducing il. ManZan stops
pain instantly and cures all kinds
blind, bleeding, itching and pr0truding
piles Sold by A. p. Owens 3
Having bought out Messrs Burkhal-
ter s. Churchill we are in a position
to write all kinas Of insurance. 1t
will pay you to see US before insuring.
254-tf BUTLER & BONFOEY
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In this issue win be found an adver-

In this issue will be found an adver-
tisement Of the Liberty Ladies' College
by its representiye, Mr.. D. A. Scott,
who is now at the Cobb hotel. This
college will have several students
from Vinita this year, among them
Miss Mabel Gunter and Miss Byrd
Perry. There are Others here who
have graduated at the school, and it
bears an an excellent reputation
among those who are acquainted with
its work.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-17

Foley's Kidney Cpre will cure all
diseases arising from disordered kid
neys or bladder. Sold by Peoples drug
store. DIV
The leader., 1905-08-12
Y. NC. A.

The reception Friday evening
was attended with the usual bril-
liancy and success of former ones,
except that the spirit that peryad-
ed the crowd was even freer and
happier than usual.
Our friends did indeed rejoice
with US in the lifting of our In
debtedness, and well may they.
The Association has been so long
in debt that it is hard to realize
that it is at last free and on the
road to higher success.
The canceIling of our Indebted
ness is the signal of Divine Provi-
deuce that this organization has
come to stay and will continue to
do it's good work. And as sure as
it is His will that it continue its
work, it is also His good will that
His people support and encourage
it in every way possible.
And behold, | come quickly;
and my reward is with me, to
give every man according as his
work shall be. Z Grew. 22:12).
Our library is overfowing with
good fiction.
1T is heaven upon earth to
have a mans mind move ii chari-
ty, rest in Providence, and turn
upon the poles Of truth. Z
Our next reception will be
about September Sth. Arrange
to be present.
Will the members of the Ladies
Auxiliary kindly send their an
nual dues to Mrs. Hartman or The
general secretary at their earliest
convenience II means something
to be a member of the auxiliary
and enlisted ia this great work for
the betterment Of our city's young
men.
Join the Association and enjoy
its many privileges.
The leader., 1905-08-12
A Good Word for the Doctors.

Surgeon General Wyman has
issued a call for forty doctors to
volunteer for service in the vel
low fever districts Of New Or
leans, and he will get them and
many more should itbe necessary.
Doctors who have handled yellow
fever and are immune will be most
gladly welcomed by the marine
hospital service. The doctor
probably is not appreciated as he
should be. His calling is equally
as dangerous as that of q soldier,
and to voluntarily give up a pleas
ant and lucrative practice, at the
call Of duty, TO devote ones ener-
gies to the alienation Of suffering
In a pestilentiaI district, probably
calls for even i higher degree Of
courage. The soldier faces q yis-
ible enemy the doctor an invisi-
BILE but equally dangerous foe.
Mankind is prone to gramble at
the immenslty Of Doctors bills,
especially if it is one be himself
owes, but how many of us lust
now would swap places with these
forty doctors who are to risk their
lives in the service of humanity
and science2 And should they be
SO unfortunate as to lose their
lives while SO employed, no mill
|tary salute will be fred over their
graves, no page In their country Is
history set aside To record their
brilliant achievements, and no
pension paid I'd wife and little
ones as i partial compensation for
Ia life sacrificed upon the altar Of
duty. The doctor hopes for no
special reward; be simply hears
1.-THE cali Of duty, answers: and
when the fight is over, should he
be alive, quietly goes back to bis
lplactice, happy ID the conscious
ness Of q duty we'll performed.
Jackson Evening News.
The leader., 1905-08-12
The Peoples Steam Laundry.

Work began Wednesday on The
Peoples Steam Laundry, which
will be located Ia rear Of the
Court House near the Armory.
g. 3. Gardner, late Of Met Comb
City, is at the head Of the enter
prise, and the other incorporabors
are the following weII-known bus
mess men, viz: +. r. Becker, j..
w. White, b. Al. McCue, il. III.
Bowen, g. w. Ard, Chas. Heuck:
Luther Harvey, f B. Noodle and
IL Zwirn. The charter Of incor
poration is now being published
IN The Leader. The building
will be 50xl00 feet and will be
equipped with the best machinery
The management hope to be ready
to open the laundry By the middle
or latter part OF September
The leader., 1905-08-12
THE CALL or M0LOCH.
By ROSE ouRTIs HoPnEY.

he time Of sacrifce had come in ancient
Tyre;
Before the reeking shriDes, the deepened
glare Of sacred fire
Proclaimed the wrath OF gods or dearth Of
priestly tithos.
The hordes came forth to sacrifice,
the rich to pay their tithes
a Goldsmith from the crowded mart came
forth to give his fee
For Belus' smiles to linger DER his
ship.upon the sea;
my shipl my ship!'' he cried; from
Afrlc's golden store
Is due in Tyre, and woe is me If thou
forget my ore.'
With scorn the priest looked on the goldsmith's
tenderedfee;
art jew he asked, or valuist SO thy
treasure on the sea?
Or thinkest 'tis tonic to attend the
shrine?
If so, perchance thou would'st with pleasure
change thy place for mine.
A great and sudden change came DER the
priestly face;
One priestly hand was raised on high,
as though to plead for grace,
20 man Of Tyre" he said, ..would'st hear
how thy ship fares?
IN tell thee then; to Moloch thou must
take shy tithes and prayers
"Thy crew, at Carthage, slowed away
within the hold
Three chests, all filled with Ophir's
choicest gems and purest gold;
Thy galley slaves had manned the oars;
the sails had filled,
And out to sea, with mirth and song,
thy treasure ship had sailed,
For days andl days the sea was calm;
no storms contend,
And all was well; till passing Crete,
pirate crew descend
Upon thy ship. Would'st thou desire
thy crew had won?
o Man Of Tyre offended, Moloch
claims thy irst-born son.
With bended head and anguished heart,
the goldsmith turned,
And in his purse replaced the gold the
scornful priest had spurned.
Then back unto his jewels, his gold, his
infnat SON
His haggard face of conflict told
my treasure or my son?''
We gaze across the chasm that separates
today
From Old PhGnicia's gods, and Tyre
and Sidon's wicked sway,
Con1emning those who sacrificed before the
shrines Of old,
And then go forth and license vice and sell
our sons for gold.
The leader., 1905-08-12
Letter From Dr. Luther Sexton.


DIR. Luther Sexton, Of New Or
leans, writes the Clarion Ledger
as follows under date of July 81:
Regarding the situation of New
Orleans, | would state that condi-
tions are really not as bad as re-
ported. True, we have had quite
a number of yellow fever cases,
mostly confined to- the Italian
quarter, where from a lack of
proper treatment and protection
from mosquitoes, the mortality
has been rather larger than in
1889, but the tpye Of fever is
nothing like that Of 1878, and the
cases which are properly treated
and properly starved which is
one Of the best methods Of con-
ducting case cure, show a vrey
mild rate. of mortality. Among
our people, who are properly
cared for, the mortality has net
been greater than in 1897 and
1898.
One word about the sengeless
quarantine, and the prevailing
scare which still seems to be per-
vading the average mind, when
ever the subject, yellow fever is
mentioned: It is only propogat-
ed and spread by the bite of the
Stegomyia mosquito.
Heretofore we have been fight
ing in the dark. Now we know
our enemy. Heretofore we imag-
ined some formites, or death like
|emanation from either the cloth
ing or bedding which has been
exposed to yellow fever, carried
this terrible miasm. Now we
know our enemy and how to ex-.
terminate him. 1t has been dem
onstrated beyond any question of
doubt that the Stegomyia mosqul-
to is the only possible transmitter.
of this poison. Nine-tenths of
the medical profession who are
we'll informed, unqualifiedly ac-
cept and support this theory.
Five governments, all working
under separate commissions, have
come to the same conclusion. So
why should the useless and ex-s
pensive quarantine be kept up,
except against persons who have
lain themselves liable to infection
in yellow fever district. Ger
tainly mosquitoes cannot be ship
ped ii packages of goods, or mer-
chandise. Mosquitoes cannot live
in the average box Of freight,
from one point to another, and it
is for this reason that / have tax
en- the trouble Of going thus
minutely into the details of this
scare, that our Mississippi friends
should not go into Mysteries over
merchandise which cannot posi-
bly, carry the poison, but adopt q
practical suggestion which we are
putting through in New Orleans,
viz: Death to the mosquito, =
and it is my judgment that within.
the next 6 weeks we will be as
free of mosquitoes as Havana was
made by the commission which
eradicated the pest there after it
had existed for $50 years.
The leader., 1905-08-12
May Be Oil III Lincoln.

A Wesson man, who has a rep
utation as an oil expert, says that
there are traces of crude petro-
leuln in many counties in the
State. He says:
indications point strongly to
an oil field ID Mississippi, begin
ming near Trotter's Point, on a
line through Coahoma and Talla-
hatchie counties near TutWiler.
thence through Leflore county
near Messy Lake, through a cor
ner of Holmes county, The line
extending through Yazoo county
near Valley to the middle Of
Kinds county, near Clinton, east,
and Raymond thence through
Copiah county to about ten miles
west Of Wesson; thence to Wes-
son, Lincoln and Franklin coun-
lies, near MeadviIIe, and diagon-
ally through Wilkinson, crossing
into Louisiana near PinkeyvilIe. Z
The leader., 1905-08-12
What Vardaman Told a Western News
paper.

In response to a request from a
Western newspaper the governor
has sent out the following.
Everything serene in Missis-
sippi. Only two cases of yellow
fever in the State, one at Lumber-
ton and the other at SumralI.
The Lumberton case is GONZALES
cling and no new cases from either
of these infected points.
The quarantine regulations
promulgated BY the State Board
of Health are being vigorously
enforced. No embargo has been
placed on merchandise from any
where, ana upon proper evidence
that the holder of a health certif-
cate has not been in an infected
district for ten days can enter the
State. The much talked -of armed
conflict between Mississippi and
Louisiana might properly be de-
scribed as sound and fury signify
ing nothing. The people Of Mis-
sissippi are not excited, nor are
there any evidences of a panic,
but we are pursuing resolutely
the policy inaugurated by the
State Board Of Health, based up-
ON modern scientific developments,
to keep the yellow fever out of
this State.
/ regret the Inconvenience
suffered BY the public generally,
resulting from this quarantine.
But the exigencies of the occasion
demand it, and I believe that
when the Board Of Health promuI-
gates a rule or makes law, that
that rule or that law, should be
enforced. That IS all / have done
and that is all that Ishan continue
to do until all danger shall have
passed.
The report that the Governor
has called out the State Militia Is
absolutely untrue. There are
members Of the State Militia per-
forming the duty 81 guards, but
they are not acting In a military
capacity. I have refused from
the beginning to call out the Ma
tlonal Guards for quarantine pur-
poses.
~ 4
The leader., 1905-08-12
Jim Hunter Held Under a 1000 Bond

: AT the preliminary trial Of jim
Hunter Wednesday for the MUIR
der of Matte Wimberly, Justice
Hoffman held the defendant in the
sum of So, 700 to answer at the
next term Of the Circuit Court.
Hunter had no trouble making the
bond, with Messrs. S. w. Hos
kins and Luther Harvey as sure
ties.
The plea of the defendant was
that the killing was accidental.
There were no eye witnesses, but
the fact that just before the shoot
ia the woman and Hunter we're
heard contending over six dollars
she claimed was due her, and that
be ran away for several days after
the killing, together with other
circumstances, caused Justice
Hoffman to believe it was case
of murder and demand a large
bond. The woman, who did not
believe she was going to die up to
the time she became unconscious,
stated to Sheriff Applewhite and
Others that the shooting was ac-
CidentaL The bullet passed
through both lungs and she lived
about "a hours after being shot.
The leader., 1905-08-12
STOLE

From my residence Saturday even
ing, Aug. 5, one "Eldon King" Bicycle:
Roco double tube tire. Used about
one year. A suitable reward for its
recovery or information leading there
to. MRs. JENNIE CHRIsMan.