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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-18
S.lTU RDAY.

Court met At $50 ald took up State
vs.. Washington Little, colored, charged
with stealing money and receiving mon
ey stolen from George w. Lamm, of
Port Deposit. before the following jury:
George II. Peterson. foreman; NJ. 5.
Seminar. ID. 7. Arbucke, G. l.. Bro
kaw. &. w. Tayl6r, Nathan Marple,
William Bloomer. George W. Biles, +.
j. Fulton. Edwin +. Shippers, w. NJ.
Pogue and c. w. Siml"rs. Albert Con-
stable appeared for Little and States
Attorney SqueT conducted the prose
cution.
The theft of the money occurred on
February - ut Mr. Lamms store in
Port Deposit The sum, 500, in notes,
wah contained in Il pocket book left i'll
a desk drawer. Little came to the store
to get some meat. Davis Whitelock and
Fillmore Wilson, white men, We're also
there. On going to get change for Lit
tie Mr. Lamm missed the pocket book
and insisted upon Scarch;ug all three OF
the parties but only did 50 specifically
Later he went to Little's restaurant,
near the station, and finding Whitelock
there demanded his money at the point
of a revolver. WhitelOck handed over
five S5 bills Later Whitelock told Mr..
Lamm that little had part of the mon
ey. Lamm went again to Little's and
the latter said he would come over to
Lamm's and later did so bringing $34.
Lamm did not care to prosecute, as
Whitelock "lit out" for parts unknown.
The case was, however brought to the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-18
Indictments Found

Indictments were found by the Grand
Jury against the following persons -
.Jc,ln NJ Shippers. for murder: Gcorge
Wright, fer larceny; James Watson, for
murder: John W. Giscr. for selling in
toxicating liquors; stephen Marvel, for
haStardy: Eugene Harrison, for larceny;
Vierdie Bond. larceny: George Pyle, for
unlawfuly selling spirituouH LIQUORS;
Washington Little. for larceny; Davis
Whitt,Gck, for larceny.
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Balance ....... &I;2a.SS


Warrants were drawn OH the treasurer
for the l,lEmcNt of the following bills
Edward Cannon, 3H days work ..$4.O7
William W'ilin. 2la days work 49,. 3.13
William Hall, 2la days work ... 3.13
Andrew Ramho WAS given permission
to trim trees on Milhuu street
The secretary was instructed to give
notice of Il town meeting to be held in
Council Hall on Monlsly. March ~. ut
p. m. tn nnniGnte candidates, to he
voted for at the coming election: and al
SO to have printed and posted notices in
accordance with the provisions Of the
charter. of an election to he held ON
Monday. April TO- next. for the choice
Of two commissioners.
At Il special meeting held on March 3
at 40 p. M, it WIS decided to reject
the application nf the Cecil Farmers
Telephone Company to erect Il telephone
line Within the limits OF the town Of Elk
ton.
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MRS. CE( Ii. CAEENDAR.

The remains Of Mrs. Hannah Slaugh-
= Caycnt!ar. wife of Cecil Cuvendar,
formerly Of CeciltDu. were inferred in the
G. mgttry there on Tuesday. reaching
l'rr'vr;cl by steamer fr~m Balti-
H., r. where she died on the Sth inst.
Mrs. Cavcndar was Il daughter Of Mrs.
Hannah Turner, of Cecilton. Her hus-
band and eight children survive her.
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COURT KEPT BUSY WITH
TRIALS OF RAILROAD CASES
Wash Little Acquitted And Verde Bond Gets Three Years On
Larceny Charges
Larceny Charges


When the Whig went to press on Fri
Gay the testimony for the Stutc in the
trial of James Watson for the murder
of Walter Alexander wglei about c"nclud-
ed The defense made no statement but
first called Il number of prominent resi-
dents of pCrryvillc who all testified that
WatSCn'S reputation aS Il rt'lc,Hblr and
orderly citizen was, excellent. Most of
the witnesses had known him from boy
hood. Watson and his wife both took
the stand and testified that the quarrel
grew out of Walters rc$eutng Il refer
encc made by Watson to the man Neal,
who he thought WIS t0o friendly with
Mrs. Watson. Walter abused Watson
and when ordered ont Of the house at
tackled Watson. who, several Witnesses,
testified. showed the effects of AleXan-
der'> blows several Days after the quar-
rel. Watson Grew his knife and prick
ed Alexander ON the shoulder and ann
to make him break his hold He said he
did not mean to strike at Il vital spot,
and thought the wound in the stomach
might have been given when l'uSey pull
ed his arm dCwn and around.
MeSsnS. O. -. and \. l.. CrothcrS held
that Watson had acted in self-dcfense,
as he had a right to- do. particularly
when a>sailcd in HIS own home. 1t was
doubtful. too. whether the pcrtontiS of
which Alexander died wus caused by the
wound or the operation at the hospital.
Mr.. Squier, in his concluding argument.
said he would not ask for Il verdict of
murder in the first degree. but the facts
clearly warranted one of second degree.
as it was Il mutual quarrel in which
neither would be justified in going to eN-
tremes. The Court Uudge Brown in
structed the jury rs to the form of any
one of the four verlict> they might rem
der under the several counts of the in
dctment and they retired about p.
m. After about five hourac absence
they returned with a verdict of mot
guilty
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W.\RD-REN\E,rT.

Mr.. j. Alfred Ward. of Baltimore.
formerly of this county, and Miss Jen-
nir NJ Bennett. of CheStertown. Kent
county. were quietly married on January
Sd. 1905. in Wilmington, Del. The
ceremony WAS performed mt the palsaon-
age of the First NJ. +. Church. by the
Rev George Lewis Wolfe. -. ID.
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attchtioh OF the brand jury, ana lamm
was hheh % ana costs Tor FAILURE to heed
lhe summons I" appear ana testify Lit
tIc ana w hlteIock were both indicted.
, MI i-dlilh LOOK the St'Nlu ana 1olh OF
MISSING thr money ana searching those
present: lAttic dld not object but White
l"'k ana. fiiimore wilson was there
ais" ana h"h gotten huckwheat. Little
was h"t near the desk drawer where the
, money N''H' ana MT. Lamm w:ls CONN
u''il 'liat ne haa no part IN Its THEFT.
i'ii,'r ne GOT nv" % blIIS from White
,"'k e, l'til'NS. Mr. l-aihm was asked
~ '"uEe Drown why IL Ftruck MN that
Nhl''I"ck mlSht nav" gwen part of the
money To lAltIr hnt Mr. Constable Oh
Jcrt'd. II ~ Horror r"phed THAT the
court haa rlsht to question the wit
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-03-18
ELKTON TOWN COUNCIL
Coming Town Election Cecil Farmers Tele-
phone Company Shut Out

Elkt"n Town Crurril met in regular
session on "Wednesday evening. Pres
cnt-NcS,lS. DChort. Powers, Davis
and Witwnrth. Treasurer Evans and
Bailiff McGrcady. The minutes of tho
previous meeting were read and aplHov-
ed. The treasurer reported
ltCFrptS .......... 3 .2lS.H2
Disbursements go. G1S.44
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w ESD.AI.

Court took up Cameron VS.. the F., 3.
n w. r. X. before the following jury
G. l.. Brokaw, foreman: Elmer Mayber-
ry. W. L. McFaddpn. +. J. Fulton, J..
r. r. Ward. George w. Biles. +. E.
Shippers. George j. Biddle. William
Bloomcr. ID. Y. Arbuckle. John r. Chap
man. and Henry Hager. Albert and Fl.
l.. Constable fl.r l'glinttf. l.. Marshall
HancS and \. l.. CTothers for defend
ant The suit was one for damages for
personal injuries brought for Emma &.
Cameron, Il minor. by her father M,'cn-
ter Cameron. of Nroth East, as her 1t
friend Miss Cameron claimed to we
been jC,tod from Il train Mt ElktGn STA
ton by it, sudden starting Will she
was standing 0n the second step " ~"
car 0n Jaurrry Is, 1901. Sh. Is
thrown uIpn the platform and suffered
injuries from which she was confined to
bed far several weeks. She struck upon
her left hip ani is noW compelled to
walk W III tAr hall ,' her foot. She
had prcv,..us to the accident enjoyed
vigorous hp"lth a"l had work ut ser
vice in ,.y,r,' a.,li,s an, N n a
cannpry hut ,"1lI Lcw de- y the
ightest kind Of EnUsphold V *. ana
had gotten about but little sine though
she had attended several baseball games
last summer. Miss Cameron told of her
being thrown to the platform from which
she was lifted by DR.. II. G. Underwood
of North East. DR.. Underwood teSti-
fled that the train was moving asr he
stepped off. and ~ he rot off Miss Cam
eron fell off He picked her up and she
| 4 Irh NV
DR.. Underwood holding Miss Cameron.
| I'rishy NJ. Parsons felt something strike
his wooden leg and turning saw Miss,
| Cameron living on the platform. The
| train was standing when witness got off
but was moving when Miss Cameron
struck against him. 1t moved about 10
feet and stopped and then went on again.
Andrew Anderson also testified as to
the occurrence. The father and mother
of the plaintiff told of her injuries and
treatment by DrN. Housekeeper and Rit-
tenhouSe. The formers statement taken
| in North East was read in which he
said that during his visits to the plain
tiff during ten days he did not learn that
she was badly hurt. DR.. Underwood
testified that DIR. Housekeeper, who is
the company's physician. had told him
| Miss Cameron WrH Il badly hurt woman,
shortly after the accident. DIR. Ritten-
house. who is still treating the plaintiff,
told of the injury to her hip which look
ed as if it would prove permanent. as it
was still cupped and blistered regularly.
She was suffering from periostitis OF
inflammation of the cartilage covering
the hip bone, and the limb, which was
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

soNrar AssrRAcTERs.
iNcUgANcs. LOANS ANo
sUssrv soNos.


then ihira aud 4 fovrih a bHard
ban is such a cumbersome article to rainl
ihat you cannot inaslnc haw the lady
Goes it. Il IS car ard away Ger bss-
effort She subsequently does many be
wildering tricks ana rasses with tho
balls. ali preseated e-aceiuiy. neatly
and without osteniaiion
Madhme mex. INTRODUCES two small
pieres Of hmsy paper which She sets
IRE 10. and from ne ashes pro loces =. big
shower of mudy blossoms rhen two
large sheets Of white paper are brolght
on and with the aId 9f wo n.atnl rims
"a kind Of shallow drum Is toruied rhs
is done before your eyes and you are
ready to swear ,lNt thcrs cannot pus-
sibiy De anynms inside you are soor,
however, unde -cived for Madame pro-
ceeds 20 take from 20 miles ot coiored
ribsop hears of flowers. aud shcaves
0f naes. almost sufficient % decorate the
whole Of London for coronation.
The tricks are oassics m .onjuring
and deat to the hepris OF most Public
nytiters But Nlad.me Hermann al
nost iavests them With novelty ana or-
ignallty by her neat and skihm hand
me
Most conIurors love to "talSc in' the
un'ntiated upon unprolessional occas-
sions Madamo Hermann is no exc
cefiior To- -his rule SHE on-e paid a
visiit 70 Fapuel Mall NsirSet Back Bay
where she proceeded TO shop on novel
lines She beRgn on cgss and. having
ascertaincd the price, pr cecded to h'eak
one. iu which She found 4 sovereign a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09
GUTHRIE FALLS ANOTH-
Err NOTCH IN ASSOCT-
ALTON STANDING
SEASON NEAR ITS CLOSE
Only Six More Games on
Home Grounds.

By winning two games from Taneta
Yesterday the Joplin Miners fpaalv jarrei
the Senators from afih place n the
Western association and q is now up to.
our home knights Of swat to get busy
and recover the lost vantage ground by
playing the superior article of baseball
which every San is fully aware they arc
capable OF. six games are to Doe played
on the home grounds. three with spring
field, beginnius today followed by q se-
ries with Joplin
The local squad is apparently I'm gooc
shape after a three diys rest and every
lover Of the national pasume Should
seize the oppoituoity 20 wuncss these
final games.
A new face @ln be seen IN right held
-NageL a. joplin recruit taking the
place Of Pettisrcw, who now is regularly
on the pitching SAT- IN sel Is said TO
be a fast fielder and quite hr roy Will the
bhdgeon. Hen have "a be hummer.
though. Il he can hold has own with
Petugrew.
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One Of the first cases which Chaun.
cey Depew had after being admitted 10
she bar VAS a civil suit involving a
somewhat complicated question of D.
heritance.
In no way daunted, young Chauncey
tsckled t. looked up authorities All the
way back 70 Julius Cesar, aud pre-
pared an argument OF a few hundred
pages which seemed to him more Than
uosnsWerable. His only fear was that
Il might be beyond the eomprehension
OF fhe Court.
When the time came the young man
arose and plunged In boldly. The
Judge seemed Interested, and Chauu.
COZ took further courage. But at the
ead OF an hour ana halg. 10 the midst
Of the most Intricate part OF his plea
be was palned to see what he thought
was hack OF attention on the part OF
The Court. Il was just az he had ex.
Dested: the Judge was unable 10 appre-
slate the nice points OF his argument.
He paused, hesitated. aud then said,
''Tour Honor | beg your pardon. bus
40 you follow me?"
II have 30 Tar" answered the Judge.
shifting about Ia his chair, hut Ill
cay frankly that Il 1 thought could
and my way back I'd quit right here.
--chicago Record Herald.
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BRIDGING THE zAmsssI.
EStraosainAEy Engineering Feat In the
Ereetisn Of a Self suppnrtina span.

EStraosaiHAsy Engineering Feat In the
Erection Of Selfsuppnrting span.
This extraordinary feat of engineer
ing viii help to realize one Of Cecil
Rhodes most imperial dreams. IN
completing another link in the chain
Of railroads which ultimately is to ex-
tend through the heart of Africa from
the Cape to Cairo. Owing to the tire.
mendous height of the structure above
tho river. It has been impossible to
erect scafolding. Tho bridge has had
to be self supporting during the whole
process OF construction, two arcs OF
the span being pushed out from the op
posite banks simultaneously
method adopted during the building Of
the Forth bridge Falling workmen
and tools are caught in the travelling
rope mesh and canvas cradle, ners
apparently suspended Ia mid.alr. the
wire ropes being Invisible owing to the
distance The Victoria Falls OF the
zembesi river are the largest faila ia
the world. In approaching this bridge
over the rapids the railroad runs
through perpetual cloud Of mist aris-
ing from the falls, and enyeloping
everything. The bridge is being built
by an English firm from plans drawn
by Tmsiish engineers. Il is rapidly
nearing completion in spite OF the dif.
houitiel encouni london Illus
hatel News
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Hair Nets Of cold.

Failing to devise anything original
certain leaders Of fashion are seeking
back through hundreds OF years To sim
gle out some antique style ami ap-
propriate It as their own. just now Il
Is the "Juliet net" II is woven Of
slender golden strands, with many uny
Jewels entangled In its meshes, As
headdress for evoning wear il is be-
coming highly popular. snd more than
ole beauty who has graeed a theater
box within the last week has worn
such a sle1ming mesh aronad her low
coinure. The effect Ia every instance
Was SO pretty that the wearer divided
attention with the stage players. As
4 vas such a net that ensnared Romeo.
Il still may possess some OF is ola
subtitle charm.
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warrnntsd 10 sand the Test.

Dr. H. W. Wiley. the brilliant and
original. chief Of the bureau Of chem.
lstry OF the department of agriculture,
was asked the other day by a reporter
why he did not investigate rouge.
Rouge" the reporter said, may be
very harmful. very poisonous, sir.
Don't you think that It requires inyes.
tigatiohg"
Dr. Wiley smiled.
sNo," he answered, Il can't ssy do.
II rouge were poisonous. unnumbered
women would have died OF it long ago.
by the way. III tell you queer
hing about rouge. II is something that
came upon one day in pharmacy.
and think Il illustrates an odd phase
Of human nature.
"A young girl was buying = pot OF
rouge, and heard her murmur 10 ths
clerk:
You guarantee that this win nos
rub orr
I do, indeed the clerk answered.
This. like all onr other Fouges. Is var
ranted to stand the hardest kiss OF In
vestisation that any OF your women
lrienus win tEy on it,
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Prettily tanned.

The new orchid which won the Royal
Agricultural society's order OF Merit
ior Lord Tankerville yesterday is nam.
81 the Brassosattleya.digbyano schro
derae tankeryille.' Il is described as
having "a delicate blush tint no won.
der
It's feelings must be even more poig
rant than were those OF The prehistorie
pachydem OF whcm it has been sung.
There once was an ichthyosaurue.
Who lived when the earth was porous;
But he tainted with shame
When he first heard his name
And he died several ages before MS.
London News.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09
NEW SHOE COMPANY.
Soon TO Begin Business Under Name Of
White House Shoe Company.

The room east Of the Briggs drug
store on Oklahoma avenue is being
overhauled and put in shape for a new
up to date shoe store to be known as
the White House Shoe Store" Fl.
Aronson. the manager. said today:
I'VE viii be ready to open Sept IS.
Our stock VIII consist Of the latest in
foot wear of every description. We
have leased this building for several
years and propose to cast our lot with
Guthrie The field is here for us and
we propose to cover IT,"
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erother obIee.ea % go aeau.

Special 70 Daily Leader
kinqiisher. sept William T.. Roc
OF Cashion, was b"oush before the pre-
hate court here this morning charge
with forcihly conhning his half-sister
Jennie Roe, at her home. This warrant
was sworn out by Mrs Rebccca Zoe
mother Of the girl Tho crign Of the
trouble Is said % he 10 the fac, that Miss
Roe had been frequently in the company
ef Young man who was Objectionable
20 her brother, and in order 20 prevent
amy furtHer meeting he locked her ip
her room. Roe pleaded not guilty ard
gave bond ir the sum Of 5000. Ills hear
ing is sat for September 2S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

sheriff Bart Murphy left yesterday for
WATERFOWL. South Dakota to get Hope"
and Lanca Horsiey two men wanted in
this county on rather serieus charge At
Marshall The two men were arrested
at Wateriova npon descriptions given by
sherin Murphy The parents q the two
girls with whom the two Horhey boys
were some ted. win brng an actlcn
against them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09
THE THEATRE

Il. J Carpenters AT Cripple Greek"
Is one OF the best plays Hal Reid ever
wrote The scenic effects are novel and
realistic Kansas city Tribune Aug a..
This pieos viii Dee ppt on here the latter
part Of the month.
Chas Lamos Murray Come3y company.
with Miss Clara Hazel which opens
four nights engagenent at the Brooks
theatre next Sunday night Is undoubt-
edly one of The best repertoire companies
on the road this season. They number
eighteen people and AN artists in their
respective lines. speoihues new and
novel viii be INTRODUCED between acts by
different members OF the company. Thev
nave selected for their opormg hin
'fossum Ridge, 81 which each and ev-
eN member Of the company have an op-
poriunity 20 display their ability. Upon
tho opening night one lady wal be ad-
miued free with each paid triry-hve cent
ticket seats now on sale "a, usual place.
Murray Comedy Co. AT Brooks tea
pre- tomorrow nlett seats are now on
safe nt Wallace drug store.
sherlock llolmes al Brooks rheater
Monday night
The ouiokness Of Madame's Hand
Although there are great manv ex
ponents OF ihe an, OF slight-of-h hand
masculine gender there are not over
many feuF,le npstineiss one OF the
latest isMadame Hermann. widow OF
the hate gras magician Madame IS "a
fine woman. ana his pecn guithnilly dc.
seribed as handsome She cars her en-
teriainment "A Night IN Ltpan and her
self Queen Of Magic / see no reason
for challenging her right 10 this dis
tinction. The scene that Madame ap-
pears In is pretty and her dress gorge
Gus. The scene represents ne interior
OF house Ia Japan. Vi,h a tube aud two
pedestals. aud MANY cssored lanterns.
Two attendlnts-a black man and "A
white wonan--are standing rsndy 20 VII
nron Madame. Roth. az course are snita-
bly, attired in keeping with the scene.
Madame enters In nowing robes OF white
satin, with elifterins silver eribroidory
She smiles. ana produces sulSan mouch-
air from an empty hand she ihen holds
out one of her hands. the fingers eNtead-
ed, and. while yoa arc gaxihg al ii. q red
billiard ban appears between her nngers
you cannot possibly itraglue from who're
A second or two later seeend appoa
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Mothers. be CAREFUL of the health OF
your children. Look out for Coughs
Colds, Group and Whooping Cough. stop
them in time-Cne Minute Cough Cure is
tho best remedy Harinless anG pleas
ant Contains no opiates. Sold by c.
K. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

II you ever took Dewitts Little EARLY
Risers for pilliousness or constipation
you know whal pill pleasure is. These
famous little pills cleanse the liver and
rid the system Of an lille without pro-
ducing unpleasant effects. Sold By C.
Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

and beaten in labor riot, untii covered
with sores. "a Chicago street car conduc-
tor applied Ruo'den's Arniea salve and
was soon sound and we'll II use It in
my famiiv writes @. J Welsh, Of Te-
kopsha Mich "and fird it perfect"
Simply great for cuts and burns Only
25c at all druggists
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Champs Again in.
Special 70 Daily Leader.

Wichita, sept o Wichita won from
Springfield Yesterday 3 10 1. Springfield
outhit tht locals. but their fielding aad
base work were poor. The work Of
Frick and Bankhcad for Wichita and
Begley for spg.rsHeld were features
Score R.HE.
Wichita ........ o00oOO12s- Z D
Springfield ... 000OOo10A- 8 3
,Battertt Willett and OLeary; Wake
field ana seabaugh. Umplres-Lewinson
ana Wayne.
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Get OF Cheap

lie may well think. he has got of
cheap who after having contracted
constipation or indigestion. is stil able
TO perfectly restore his health Nothing
VII do this but Dr. Kings New Life
pills. A quick pleasant, and certain
cure for headache. constipation, etc. 25c
az all druggists; guaranteed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

AT special meeting Of the city cour Z
cn last uisht an amended ordinance was
passed granting The Katy railroad the
right OF way from their present trr-..s
on Fourth street south across the Cot
tonwood to the so1th limits of the city
for the purpose Of constructing spcr TO
the cotton compress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

r. rrudsson. from cleveland county Az
nrmed.
Ry Justice Paneosst.
Moses z. Yoder vs.. W. A Randall and
others from Custer county affirmed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea never
fails 10 tone The stomach, regulate the
kidneys, stimulate the liver and cleanse
the blood A great tonic and muscle
producing remedy 35 oents Tea or Tab-
lets. Ask your druggist.