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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
OUR SOLDIER BOYS. THE CATE-C|TY SOLO
'sws From cempsny v AZ Camp
cFecket, Des Meines.

Camp Cfockpr, Des Molnea july si.
Tho Rfuat event, The review IL TO
fiiyfoufih regiment BY Ulovgrnor
cummlus and hln tan sa,urnay,cam
progressed aud paRsv 10 tho evident
satisfaction Of ,ao officers and Of the
state heads and 20 the apparent re.
liof Of the boys on parade Tho day
was all that coula bp desired and out.
slnerH state that splendid showing
was made, Old army men state that
the Iowa Guard - tho peer OF any
other state military organization IN
the country Discipline and drill an.
der competent instructors have accom-.
piished all this,
Company n did we'll Saturday and
tho people Of oslealoosa have NO rea.
son to knock ON the work. their boys
have been doing,
Sunday OF course was day OF rest,
but everything was under tho strlctest
discipline. II was all tho time with
the thought in mind OF d Sunday spent
IN an pn.my's country and tho boys
were looking for an emergency call
every hour during tho day. The
camp has been 80 full OF surprises.
Tho boys argued that enemies fight on
Sunday and they followed the phi.
losophy out in saying that camp
would hay to be defended on Sunday
In case Of hostile demonstration.
But all was quiet.
We attended divine service and IL
was mogt interesting and made Inn
preston. II was good 20 see tho sol
der lads gathered together In ac'
Acknowledgement OF the Divine author
ity. The remainder OF the day was
more or less one Of case, with the
usual routine duties.
Wo will be home tonight.
Did you all SEQ what lot OF popu-
larity pap" Douglas has pulled down
upon himself? It's no use trying "a
keep Company b down; It's bound u
break out in a new place every camp,
We arc all proud OF Pap" and every
one Of the boys 10 his friend.
Well, It's almost time FOR drill, sc
must cut this out.
Just the same
Worn Out Wallace.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
AT THE COUNTRY CLUB
Delightful Musical Program Given
Last Evening.

About two hundred members and
guests enjoyed most delightful mu.
steal given at the osfaloosa Country
Club house Monday evening. The
musical was one OF n series OF house
parties given monthly by the club and
the evenings program was ia charge
Of Mrs. Carroll Sawyer, Mrs, II. L..
Spencer and Mrs. II, M. Boyer Of the
House Committee, Mrs. Sawyer hay.
ing the direct supervision of the OF.
fair Mrs. Harry Cammack, OF Chi
cage, who came expressly for tho oc.
caGion, Miss Louise shumato and Mr..
j. Worth Allen, accompanied by MrB.
Allen and Mrs. Belle Ray, were tho
participants on tho pragram and fur
nighed very pleasing entertainment
for tho assembled guests. The pro-
gram was as follows:
Mandolin-5crcnad Loves Dream
--Spatz, Mr.. J. Worth Alien.
(a) Song Of waiting-Eilen Wright;
(b) II You We're tbo spider-Ioui8o
Llewellyn--Mrs. II. II. Cammack.
Cupid and Dickey"--MiBg Louise
Virginia Shumatc.
Banjo-(a) Spanish Dance, op. ~,
No. Intentionally (b) NarclgSuB--
Neyln; Mr.. Allen,
A Norwegian Song-Boge; Mrg.
Cammack.
Selection from "fhO Littio Minigtcr"
Miss Shumatp.
Ca) Had q Eqower-KoIlig (b)
I'm W0arln' Awa'--Footc; Cc) IL Was
Lover and His LaSg~-De koVen;
Mira. Cammaek.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
BURNED AT THE STAKE.
Awful Crime Brought to Light at Hsr.
Ian, Iowa.

Harlan, Iao Aug. 1.-The badly
charred body OF Mrs. Peter Helm, the
wife OF prominent German farmer
residing eight miles west OF here, was
found In a grove about two hundred
yards from the house. The fire had
been kindlcd In pile OF twigs be-
tween her feet. There fl every indica.
ton OF murder. and the Shelby county
authorities arc making careful In
vestigation OF tho probable crime.
The coroner'g jury at noon today
brought in verdict finding that Mrs.
Helm came 10 her death some time be.
tween Saturday morning and Sunday
morning, but by wnom or by what
means the Jury did not know.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
AN UNUSUAL RECORD.
Born, Lived, Married and Died in tine
Same House.

A somewhat unusual circumstance
Is recalled by the death Of the late
Charles Blattner, who was buried on
Sunday afternoon from the family res
idence, No. 322 North d street. The
deceased was past rorty years OF age
and yet he had never lived in any
other house, to call 1t home, in all
those years. He was born in the
house, and there had mis- boyhooo
home, going to and from the place to
school. AS young man he was mar
ried in the house, and the bride was
brought to the place to make 1t her
home, and here Mr.. and Mrs. Blattner
had continued to live. Here 1t was,
also, that he was taken i'll and suffer
ed through weary months and died on
last Saturday. This is record that
is seldom made, and we doubt II a
similar case can be cited within Ma
haska county.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
FOUND DEAL IN SEQ.
Mysterious End Of Prominent Dev
Moines Young Man.

Dcs Molnes, Aug. Ibis son dead
in bed with complete mystery sur
rounding tho cause Of the demise, was
the CHASTITY discovery which y. FurBt.
prominent banker OF Adair made &C
s o'clock last evening when ne went
TO the homo OF hoy Furst, Iowa agent
for the Beatrice Creamery company at
1106 High street.
Young Furst had gone 70 bed az
noon, sick. Hc arose at one o'clock
and got drink OF water from pitch
CIR in his room. He was then, after
four hours OF waiting. whiie mis- wife
was IN the room below, round dead in
his bed, his face twisted By spasms
OF pain and suffering
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
specIal u lmsly llerAld.

HpeclAl 10 A,asly Herald.
Buxton. Ia. inly 81 Ffad Cant,
who was shot BY an unknown ahsassln
Friday night died saturday night
about $40 O'Clock. gllm" nedhuru,
the other victim of the assassin, IN
RESTING we'll and unless sofnu unfor
seen condition afisee wilt recover
Walker Reasby, accused OF being
the man who shot Ffvd Cant and
"silmn Redburn al Buxton Friday ey.
cning and Texas slima or Charles
Price ,at whom Il II supposed walk.
or Reasby was shooting, were brought
TO oskaloosa Saturday evening by
Deputy Sheriff n. Moore aud arraign.
ed before Justice Bacon. Reasby is
charged with assault with Intent 60
commit murder, and through his at.
torney, George II. woodson, has
plead not guilty 10 the charge Ills
trial will be held next week IN all
probability, and although set for Fri.
day, will be postponed until the
death or recovery Of Cant, and the
recovery Of Redburn, both Of whom
are material witnesses to the state
Texas Slim" is charged with ae.
sault with intent to rob Reasby, lie
plead guilty Saturday night and Will
be arraigned. and held to the grand
jury. II shot at him." he tol1 Jus.
tice Bacon Saturday night when talk.
en- before that peace officer, "but the
damned gun was no good"
Texas Sims" trouble with Walk.
err Reasby was prior to the shooting
OF Friday night and had it's beginn-
ing on Monday, in a crap game, near
where the shooting OF Cant and Rcd.
burn occurred 1t was the circum-
stance of the trouble which first
pointed suspicion to Reasby, as Price
was In the crowd In the Lobbins
barn, into which the assassin shot.
p. r. swayzc OF this city was O
witness to the trouble between "slim"
and Reasby. Mr.. Swayze was somo
distance from the. scrap but was told
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
BIG SUN FOR DIVORCE.

Pittsourg, Pa, Aug. 1.--CarI y. Mil
Ter OF Pittsburg is offered $4,000 by
the will OF former sweetheart II
he will divorce his wife, TO whom he
was married In 1899.
Mr.. Miller has not yet declared
what he will do about II.
Back OF the singular offer is hidden
romance in the lives Of three per.
sons, Miss Anna M. Cunning, Miss
June Wilson and Miller. The dc.
tails OF the romance cannot be pieced
together, for they are secret.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
RAT KILLING RECORD.

Sioux City, Ia, Aug. 1.-The record
for rat killing is claimed by Harry
Mayne, Of Sioux City, for his highly
bred pure white fox terrier, Bob,whicn
unasslsted, killed total OF 80 TO-
dents in eight hours. The occasion
was the tearing down of a granary on
a nearby farm, and the white terrier
put in a whole day at his fayorite pas.
time.
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SHE CALLED HIS BLUFF.

Sioux city, Aug. 1r-S. w. Chatter
ton, aged 30 years editor Of the Pier
son Enterprise, and Mrs. Lynn Pur'
mort, aged "a, Of Elk Point, s. D..
met in Sioux city today and got 20
"joghing" about getting married.
The editor dared tho bride TO get the
license and she went alone 10 the
clerks ONCE and secured tho papers.
The wedding occurred at Plerson thlg
evening and was a surprise TO all
friends. They mad INTENDED 10 be
married some time, but not 10 soon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
BIRTHS, DEATHS MARRIAGES

MOOHE--TAYLOR- n Married, nc
tho parsonage OF the officiating minis.
ter, Rev. q. RI. Thomas, pastor OF the
A. NJ II. church, No. FOG North u
street, Tuesday, August J., 1905, Cora
II, Taylor 10 +. M, Moore.
KELLEY. Mrs. 9. M. Slceth re.
ceiYed q telegram from her brother,
J. ~. Kelley. OF Casper, Wyoming, an
nomcIng the arrival OF a baby girl at
their homo Sunday morning, July 30,
1905 Mother and baby o. X. Mrs.
John Kelley of this city, Is visiting
ut the home In Casper.
KINsEY.--. Mrs. John Klnsey, nee
LeOna James, formerly OF this city,
died at Riverside, California, on Mon
day, July "a, 1905, at $40 p. m.
Death was caused by burgted
blood ycsBd. She leaves tho husband
and little son, Ralph Durward, ter
parents, Mr.. and nrs. Joe James, and
sisters, Gertrude and Geneva, OF Des
MOines, and q brother, Durward James,
Of Burlington. Further particulars
are not known. She had been prepar.
Ing 10 come home In September for q
visit.
BLATTNERy-- The funeral OF the
late Charles Blattner occurred from
tho family residence, 322 North ID
street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Services we're conducted by Rev. A.
Cato Kaye, Of tho Congregational
church, music being furnished by
Mesdamcs J. g. Williams and J. A.
Kalbach and Mcssrs, Herbert Davis
and Warren Kalbach.
The local lodge OF Eagles, the Bar.
tenders Union and Iowa Tribe No. 4,
Improved order Of Red Men, attended
In a body, jointly furnished pail bear
erg and escorted the remains 10 their
last resting place In forest cemetery.
The pail bearers we're Alex. JegsuD,
Henry Sondreggcr, Jr., Tom Martin,
viii Jacobs, John Mordan and Ed
Matthews. The services were largely
attended and many beautiful floral
offerings attegted the high esteem in
which the deceased was held by
large circle OF friends. Mr.. Blattner
was tho son OF Charles Pl1ttner, one
OF tho early settlers aud prominent
citizens Of osIsaloosa. &c was Az
years old, having been born and lived
all his life In tho house where he died.
AS q child, q boy and young man he
was popular with his associates, ana
HIS untlmely end ia monrned by r1any
truo friends. He was married IN 1890
10 Miss Henrietta Landmesser, and
Is survived by his wife, his brother,
Mr.. Fred Blattner, and three sisters,
Mrs. Louisa Blattner ami MB. J. ".
Parks, OF oskalooga, ana Mrs. Laura
Dougherty, OF ottumwa.
Those In attendance from outside
the city, relatives OF tho deceased,
we're r.. Holman, grandfather OF
Mrs. Blattncr, from Marshalltown;
George BIattnpr, an uncle, and daugh.
tors Lou and Mary, OF Prairie city;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert and Mr..
and Mrs. J. J.. Cullen OF ottumwa and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Albers Of Eve.
land.
The relatives feel themselves under
lasting obligations TO the many friends
and the organizations VINO nave SHOWN
every confederation and been OF ger.
vice during tho sickness, at the death
and at the funeral, and they herewith
express deepest appreciation and geat.
itude for attentions paid ana fayore
conferred
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
MulcT PETITION.
Second Attempt Being Made For sa.
looms In Abba.

Abba, July 31-The petition Of gen.
eral consent for the establishment OF
mulct saloons in Monroe county has
been fled with the county auditor.
Those who had charge OF the work
say they have made systematic can.
vass OF the county and are sangulne
that their efforts have Deen success.
full The anti-saloon people will con-
test the petition and try to repeat
their action OF last May wnen they
succeeded in having II withdrawn.
The county board will meet August y
to examine and act upon same.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03
BLOWS HIS HEAD orr.

CcntorvilIe, la, jury 31.--Just FOR
Joke, Dave Evans, a miner, Blew the
top OF his head on, near the state line.
His sister, Mrs. owen Thomas, asked
him to unload a gun, and he shot q
holo through his hat. Then he loaded
tho gun again and said for Joke he
would do II again. With that he blew
tho top OF his head off.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03

Farm work has made considerable
progress during tho past week or ten
days and the harvest work is well
along but much work remains 70 DO
done N the country and there -
abundance Of employment for willing
labor.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-08-03

The big tent that the oskalocsa
Union Revival win have in which to
conduct their meetings will accom-
modate between eighteen hundred
and two Thousand people.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11

Reggie Garvin is down from La Junta
visiting with home folks.
II. W. Milford, editor Of the Holly
Chieftain, was in Lamar the first of the
week.
Prof. H. G. Lamson, principal of the
Holly schools, was county seat visitor
lat Saturday.
Henry Furber on yesterday morning
made final proof on part Of section 6-2l-
46 north of the river.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Thomas Berry, on Wednesday,
October IS, at $50.
w. F. There, the Holly horse buyer
was in Lamar last Saturday buyiug
a few car loads of horses for shipment.
Stephen Garfield, the hustling real
estate agent of Trail City. made the
county seat a short visit last Saturday.
1t was some cold last night and right
smart frost happened along. The trees
will soon be bare OF foliage and win
try look will soon be prevailing.
Mr.. Schenck, OF Illinois, who was here
with his family about two years ago, ls
again in Lamar and may decide to re-
main here as n citizen.
L. Writ Markham left last Friday
night for Denver, and from there he
went east on business trip. He will
be back some time next week.
The many friends of Under Sheriff
Fred Lynch were glad to welcome him
back on the streets again this week
after long siege of sickness.
Rev. Miller, pastor OF the Methodist
church at Holly, is in town today, So
liciting contributions from the Lamar
people to help pay off the debt on the
church building at Holly.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11
Tired
Nervous

When you feel languid, tired,
nervous and irritable, your vi
tality is low-your supply Of
nerve energy exhausted, and
your system running down for
lack of power,
The organs of the body are
working poorly, or not at all,
and you are not getting the
nourishment needed. This soon
impoverishes the blood and in
stead of throwing off the i'm
purities, distributes it all
through the body. This brings
disease and misery.
Feed the nerves with DIR.
Miles Nervine, nerve food, a
nerve medicine, that nourishes
and strengthens the nerves, and
see how quickly you will get
strong and vigorous.
''My wife suffered with nervousness
previous to a recent attack of typhoid
fever, but after her recovery from the
hardly control herself being exceed
ingly nervous when the least excited:
She was very restless at night, and
never had good nights rest. She
also suffered much from nervous head
ache. DR.. Miles Nervine was recon-
mended by friend. After the. first
three doses she had good nights
rest. and at the end of the first weeks
treatment she was wondsrfully i'm
proved. Continued use of Nervine has
completed her entire cure
1921 Cherry St. Evansville. Ind.
Or. Niles NervIne Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. u IL falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11
Church Notes.

Presbyterian Church, Next Sunday
1000 a. m, Sabbath School.
Hoo a. m Morning Serrisa.
700 .. M, Christian Endeavor.
500 p. IN. Evening Sermon
Wednesday-S: p. m, Topic
Spiritual Power"
BAPTIST CHURCH..
Sunday morning: Bible Sch ool, 10:
Public Worship, 1l-Subject, 1.-The
Spirits Emblems-Water."
Sunday evening: Baptist Union, I;
Public Worship. 7:30-Subiect, "Death's
and Aftermath"
Wednesday evening: Prayer Meeting
at S--A Christian Culture Glass con-
Quoted by the pastor.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11
IreeS. Trees.

am representing one of the very best
nurseries in the U. s, The Miami Nur-
sery of Louisburg, Kansas. Our stock
is strong and vigorous and true to name,
and / guarantee you get Just what you
order. II you wish anything in this
line drop me card and l will call.
ED. WILLIAMS,
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11
Lamar. Colo, July 81, 1905.

Lamar, Colo, July 81, 1903.
Reduced rates to Chicago and return
dates of sale from now to Sept 10th.
Final return limit Oct. 3lst. Rate
S3l.0O for round trip.
G. J. GARvIS, Agt.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11
Your children's Eyes

should be examined preparatory to their
school work. w. f. Noyes, NJ. D., Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. Office in State
Bank Block.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11

WANTED-A girl to do housework'
Call phone SOB red.
Mrs. d. T.. COOPER.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11

Ladies hair dressing and shampooing
will be done at your homes by Mrs.
Jessie Johnston.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11

FoR SALE OR TRADE-A good second
hand, two seated open buggy. Will sell
cheap or trade for good COW
z e d No. 9 B. II. CoOPER,
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11

WANTED-A Four or six room mouse
by Sept. 30. Inquire at the Light Plant
JUDsoN BIBB
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11
For Sale.

f. L. Lee still has few choice I'M
proved lots for sale in Cottage Place
addition. Call on him at once il you
wish to purchase good property.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11

$50, 900 just received for farm loans.
No delays.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM.
The Lamar register., 1905-10-11
For Sale.

A hay baler in good condition. Call on
or address CRANKY Hillyer, Lamar, Colo.
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Mr.. PauI Gilmore.

Mr. Peul ailmofe, tae talented and
gifted Young actor who is starring his
second season as Lord I.uIpley in
The Mummy and the Hunming Bird"
under the direction Of Jules Murry,
was seen at the Walnut last night by
a large ard appreciatiye audience.
While Mr. Gilmore was very excellent
last season and wor the Admiration Of
all. he seems certainly 10 have int
proved over even thai fine form. His
acting Is perfect while his fine rich
voice and easy graceful gesture. com.
pels admiration for the man. He has
of course good support. for without
that even with perfectly balanced
star Heudegeon's fine play would be =
failure This signor D'orelll of Mr
Terry is well presented and with an
accent that prompts the belief that It
is 100 natural and realistic to be as
sumed while his manner is quiet aud
dignifed Miss Zehna Wells, as Lady
Lumley" plays sood part and wears
beautiful gowns. while Miss Howard,
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Martial Family
q GENEALOGY OF GAR
FIELD co. RESIDENN.
Five Generations Have
Fought i'm Different Wars
of This Country.
Special 70 Daily Leader.

Special 10 Daily LeaGer.
Enid, Okla. Jan. 6.--George Knox
Twins a few miles west of Enid celnes
of martial family. and has some
thing Of record as a soldier him
self. Five generations OF this family
have participated in as many wars.
George A. Knox. great gran father
of George Knox. left Scotland at the
breaking out of the Revolutionary war
and fought all through that grea,
struggle in the colonial armies. After
the war was over. the new govern
ment being long on land anc short on
FUNDS paid many men in land Knox
was granted several thousand acres
in the wilderness. aud the city ot
Wheeling, West Virginia. now stands
on the tract
Charles Knox a son Of the Reyolu-
tionary hero. served throughout the
war Ct 1G12 AID his son. Josepn Knox,
enlisted at the beginning OF the Mex
lean war, and participated in the cap
ture Of the City Of Mexico This
brings us 10 the Garfield county Knox.
who Is a son of Joseph Knox.
he was a Confederate soldier in the
Civil war. but he has long been re
constructed. and no one speaks IL
higher terms Of the boys m blue than
this man who faced them for four
long years. participating in many Of
the greatest and bloodiest battles Of
that sangldnary struggle. Knox eu-
listed in the 9th Missouri Infantry IN
the company commanded by Senator
Cockrell. thor colonel He fought at
Wilson's creek Lookout mountain.
Chattanooga. Cmcsamouga Counth
and IN many minor engagements; as
sisted in the defense of Vicksburg
and shortly sfter the surrender of that
place was exchanged. and in a few
weeks fouod his way back to the line;
was m the army opposed to Sherman
on the famous march to the sea, and
surrendered with his regiment at Fort
Blakeiy He was wounded three
times but not seriously. AT Connth
his regiment vert into the battle num-
berlng eleven hundred strong At roll
call only 1888 answered; the others
had all heen killed. woui ded or cap
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Packing company Of Oklahoma City,
and hecame INDEBTED to tho plaintiff tu
the amount of s22 2.756I6, for which he
gave his promissory note and on which
he is sued. Later he transferred the
stock of the Hoefer Packing company
to the plaintiff.
Shortly afterward the defendant re
organized the company under the
name of The Oklahoma Packing com.
paRy and issued new certificates to II.
w. Donnelly r. II. Wilkin. r II. Gard
ner, Myron r. sturtevant and f.
Sparrow, claiming that the old ce-tid-
cate, which we're in possession of the
plaintiff had been lost.
fhe purchasers. or pretended pur-
chssers, REQUIRED an indemnity tonl
from Stribling which was given. The
books Of the oki,homa Packing coIn-
paEy did not show that any consider
alton had been received, nor that the
stock Of the Hocfor Packing company
had heen transferred.
The lower court sustained a demur-
rer to the petitioa OF the defendant on
the grounds that there was not suaici-
ent facts 10 constitute a cause for
action.
Among other matters the court
handed down an opinion in the Ellin-
ger vs. Dennison case. appealed from
Cleveland county, in which the iudg-
melt OF the lower court was affirmed
IT the cost Of plaintiffs in error.
Other cases argued and submitted
were as follows
Anslea IS. McMasters. appealed
from Comanche county
Roys vs.. Masters. appealed frou!
Ecblo county.
Winnie vs.. Hayes. appealed from
Kingf5her county.
Rowley IS. vanum. appealed from
Washlta county.
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tured, and the remnant was command
ell by a corporal At yicksburg his
company was under FIRE 70 days, and
in facing Sherman. oveT so days and
nights.
Knox is vigorous old man, with
clear memd-y, and talks intelli-
gently and Interestingly Of war occur
rences lie speals Of the men Of the
different northern states whom his
regiment faced. and has only words
of kindness and praise for them all
lie saws Grant treated them right after
they surrendered al Yicksburg. and
that sherman gave them the busiest
iime Of ali-gave them a run for thei'
money, t. other words
Mr. Knox is a prosperous ard well
known farmer. and admits ihat he
was on the wronE side in the war He
had little money when he came to
Garfield county. hut lest It in the old
20" county bark However he Sc
cured a claim. and has managed to
accumulate land live stock and other
property tc he yalne Of probably SIC
900 He has a wife and five grown
childie en-. one of whom. w. Knox. Is
now serving in the 9Th United states
infantry, and represents tie fifth gen
Grafton OF soldiers referred to. hav-
ing served both through the Spanish
war and in the Philippines
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Case
IN THE SUPREME COURT
TODAY
Fraudulent Issuance Oi
Large Amount of Stock
Certificates Alleged.

In the First National Lank of Sui
phur Springs Texas VS. ]. B. Stribling
case, which is appealed from oklahO-
ma county. the supreme court had the
argmmen' and briefs submitted for ad-
visement today. This Is one among
the important CAGES that is tsfore the
supre'nc court st this cession
The defendant. ]. r. Strlblirg, was
formerly president of the Fred Hoefer