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Suit for Divorce.

Little Rock. April 7.-(Special.> y
Nellie Gammill has brought suit III
ch~.corv ccurt for divorce from Wn
Cammill They are well known cltl
zens of Little Rock. There are two
IN ]aren. whose custody is asked BY
the plaintiff. The plaintiff alleges
abusive and intolerable treatment
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FROM THE ASYLUM
,.ONOkE COUNTY WOMAN IS TRY
ING TO HAVE HER HUS-
BAND RELEASED.
SAYS That He Was lnearcerated
Through Vaccinations of Enemies.
and Is Not Insane.
INTERESTING STATE NEWS

LonoIle. April 7.-(Special.'-Nrs.
A. ]. O'Neal of Lonoke county has
gene To Little Rock to make an eff
fora to enlist the services OF some at
torney IT, assist i'll securing the re
lease of her husband from the insan"
asylum. He was committed about a
month ago fer insanity, but his wife
contends that he is not insane. and
taat he was placed in the asylum
through the macllinations Of enemies.
Eetora he was taken TO the asylum
lc had had considerable trouble oVer
some property
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LOSES ra= oNe0AY GOVERNOR
Commission Wcested From Office
9naer Peabody.s LAST Regime.

9eay@. ARtGs Huf6eley Weus
t.gs= NV ai;afauJ een,rst af Colorado
a&tHated tedas taat data2 the ono
@aA Paahalz 0;.s= 2>e.zlas Shalma@
UelI tnea 93iUaHE al. 45eF9UY
i=sasd aa aft,r =fgnaf3fzs eeneral
E! ~. mi 3pn.tH.a@ tale#' td4ara
Nefftael.eelaz bfIeaH atHe5aa %
oAaralla militia Gaeefai e.tas.
e'a=ifaa a5ah Faa.a= fha Gft2n.e
Cock freaai" W. eaffs maefHlaA
and retred taza1uer Nraha feu
stated him hn HeH took ad346tHag
Of Peabodyas oue=dav term to feH#o}
hlm
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AN ELECTRIC PLANT
COTTON BELT SHOPS To "a
LIGHTED 8Y SEPARATE
PLANT
Full and Complete Lighting E4up
ment to Be Installed At
early Date.
Full and Complete Lighting E4uq
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS COST

The offices. round house and ma
ii ~ shops with al th,. buildin4, Al
the shops Of the 81 Louis Southwest
esn .aad in the east end ot# the city
vii be it2hfed jrem 4 ltahftHe plant
ra.4t NilI DO in5t He'd al In shops in
TIN naNft few va This move VI
det.idra urDn u Tho railroad Official
81 Louis $ ne t5E, ago and ti4e
achiaery for the plant j. already on
the grounds reidy for the erection.
Hr. Harry H, Saubefn, Of st l4oeie
4if expert electrician Is IN tha city to
super intend tAe work Of putting in tha
plant and lhe work Will proceed as
fapidly rs possible Most of the ut
ehinery i Oh III" grounds.
y large dynamo and engine will be
! installed aud the buildings Will be
wired completely SO that the shops
will be furnished with their own light
Al any time they may need them and
! y II not be dependent upon any 9TH
companies The plant will cost about.
s., o00 and viii b" III operation i'll 4
/ few weeks
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ONLY SMOKING FLUE.

The fire deparrfl lent was called 10
the residence of Gen. r Knox
this morning by burning hue NJ
damage was done and the sn ote III
the tluo was ekIy eNiineuished
This is tie third time the flne has
burned oat during the past f""
months
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ANY man who has an article OF
roor;t. or any man who has busi-
neee in good lccat on, who Will aa-
yort.so. and keep on advertising, is
bound tc more than get his money
hac1. and to become successful and
voa'thy-W. L. Douglas. Brockton
Mass
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Antitrust Suits.

Lite Peck. April 7.-(Special.>---
The antitrust suits will be called N
pn,aslii circuit court tomorrow fore.
roon or the mction of the defendenf
c(rpanies. the Hartford and the Scr
r,a, Alliance. to make complaints
more enecific as to the extra-terrlto
rial feature.
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RIVER RISING.

The Arkansas river, which has been
on boom for several days, rose one
foot and a half last night, and was
still slowly rising this morning. Some
oq the lowlands are again under
water. but no danger Of an overflow Is
feared at the present stage of the
river
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ARKANSAS PRESBYTERY.

The presbvtery + Arkansas will
meet in ParaeoulIApril 1S, and con.
tinue in session eeveral days. Rev
J. F. McKinnon of the Central church.
Little Rock, will !preach the cpeninS
sermN1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

No modest girl will sit on mans
Ion unless she can hide her bushes
il the dark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Advertis ng, even moderately well
managed, is one Of the shortest roads
10 uccess.-Artemus Ward, Sapolio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-07

Some men think they are not say
ng anything pointed unless they are
stabbing another.
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. "A - N q E Z a.
Bears the The Kind You Have AWays BUugli
Signature of &|zHAzzzSM
WILL QUIT STANDARD.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Harasseo BY
Tainted Money" outery.

New York, May 27.-John %. RooiSe-
feller, Jr. according 20 discussion
tends 10 follow his action Of resigniag
among members OF his Bible class. in
the leadership Of the class by Withdraw
ing from AN official connection with the
Standard on company
This determination. % was said Is due
only in part If at AN. TO IN health. but
is largely the outerowth OF the great
public outciy against tainted money
recently raised by number Of Congre-
gauonal ministers n New EagIaud. ana
taken up by clerDmen OF other denomi-
nations and by the people at large
IL was further said and said spccin-
cally .by "a member of the Bible class.
at the close OF the meeting Of that or
sanIzltion that he understood that
young Rockefeller had held several rattle
Ter heated interviews win bis father on
the general subject OF Standard oil
methods.
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ment President ana MIS-. Campucn OF
the southwestern Normal. havc issued
announcements Of a reception to be give
ca at their home Ia honor OF Governor
and Mrs. Ferguson, There win also be
a dinner at Weathcrtord given ON Friday
for them. Friday evening they win rec
turn to Guthrie
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NY customers please Take Notice.

My Customers Please Take Notice.
! intend closing my dressmaking esttb-
lishment July 1st. and desire that all
those Of my customers who want their
work donegwin please bring it in before
June 1Oth. as 1 viii take In no work af-
ter that date
MRS. C. f. HUTTON.
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Don't delay when sou are nervous
and run down Man-Er-Vine Tablets will
put new life, energy ana ambition into
10 debiiiated system. Fifty cents. J. ~
Wallace.
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Dear Gust have solved the mother
in-law promcm, just give here regularly
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t win
make her healthy happy and docile as a
lamb. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Ask
your druggist.
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West NJ E. church where the memorial
services will be held

It's folly TO suffer from that horrible
plague OF the night. i---.ng plies. Doans
Ointment cures quickly and permanent
ly. ~ any drug store, so cents
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We dry clean ana press ladies' and
gentemen's clothing just like new, at
the Partisan dye works, PIG East Okla
homa ave.
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s room house with bath and all mod
ern conveniences, including four lots. exc
cellent location. Guthrie Realty Co.
Phone 2l. Bead.ee Block.
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RusINEss MEN Norlcr

r. a. Piety IS taking orders for stream
ers for decoration during the week that
the national editors and ladies viii be
the guests Of the capital OF Oklahoma.
He has two different styles Of different
lengths Every business man should
have them. The ten foot streamers read,
Oklahoma, the Next Star on the Flag "
welcome, N. f. A., Guthrie. Oklahoma,
1905"
The smaller streamer is styled. "wel-
come n. 4. A. Guthrie. Oklahoma,
1906 Keep the painters busy an next
week
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turn TO Guthrie.
Perhaps the most delightful event at
Oklahoma city last week was the t.,;!s-
no party given by Mr.. and Mrs George
solhberg Friday evening in hoicr OF
Mrs Halselrs house party OF guests. Mrs.
Horace SPEED. Mrs. w A. Frazier and
Mrs John stone. Of Guthrie, and Mrs.
Earl Underwood, Of Kansas city.
The party assembled at the big hos-
pitabio Sohlherg home. and at six O'Clock
sat Gown to supper, served in driving
party style. Al seven tho big tany-ho
drove up ana the party was Off. bowling
merrily along paved streets, and quiet
by-ways, waking the echoes with merry
tootings OF the horn, chatter and laugh
ter AZ eight-thlrty Goyon.or and Mrs
Ferguson and Mir, ana Mrs. shartcl had
TO leave the party to attend the inter-
collegiate outoricnl contest at tho over
holscr opera house, but the others stayed
out FOR several hours later enjoying the
moonlight ANA the balmy evening air.
A luncheon Of club house sandwiches
was served while cnroutc.
In the party were besides the honor
ees, host and hostess the following
guests:
Governor ana Mrs. n. B. Ferguson, OF
Guthrie
Mr. and Mrs Halson.
Mr.. and Mrs shartel.
Mr and Mrs Turner.
Mr.. ana MIS- Flynn.
NJ and Mrs. Pecee
Mr.. and Mrs. Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Overholser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young
Mrs. Horace Speed, assisted by Mrs
John stone held card party Thursday
afternoon at her uome ln honor Of Mrs
'C NJ. --artel OF Neosho Mo-. and Mrs,
Ear Underwood, OF Kansas City. sixty
Invitations were Issued, although ihe af-
fair was Informal The party began az
two o'clock and continued until six
O'Clock The decorations for the occa-
sion were namrtiums bluewotz crm-
son romblers ana tea roses. The follow
ing monu was served
Strawberries ana natural
Pressed Chicken with Aspec Jelly ana
Mayonaiso Dressing.
Cream Macaroons
Cheese and Lettuce Sandwiches
Ice Cream with strawberry Sauce
Cake. Conee Bon Bons.
Mrs John W. shartcl entertained in
honor Of her guest, Mrs. Cassius NJ.
shartel, of Noosho Missouri, and of Mrs.
oscar Halselrs house party Of guests.
Mrs Ear Underwood of Kansas city.
Missouri. and Mrs w A. Frazier Of
Guthrie. on Tuesday with lovely ono
O'Clock luncheon at the Threadgil fays
an Oklahoma City correspondent
The guests wore seated at round ta-
ble. Ga the center of which a dul brass
tardicnere was heaped WIN glowing
crimson amblers au- each place was
marked with cluster Of The vivid
blooms A six cowse luncheon was
served Tho guests seated with he
hostcos ana houorces were.
Mrs Oscr Halseu
Mrs George e.. sohlbers
Ats Louis NHbouuo
Mrs Jcnu Tbrea'g'f
Mrs Anton % classn
Miss Herman Of Springfield 80.
Miss Mckinley
Miss uurel
Governor ana Mrs Ferguson gave siS
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MEMORIAL DAY.
Program OF Exerolses-Rev. Nicholas TO
Deliver Memorial sermci

Tuesday May 30 Is Memorial Day.
Our government has made it o. national
holiday and set It apart for the purpose
OF honoring the heroes Of our liberty
who have been called to the only better
land than ours The beautiful custom
Of decorating annually the graves of our
heroes and loved ones originated by the
Grand Army of the 4epubllc, is distinct
lively American, and AN honor to the na-
ton.
Tuesday, May 5Oth, at a. M, the
committee Of tie Grand Army win ga
to the cemetery ,ad decorate the graves
Of every soldier. ans we sincerely trust
that our citizens viii go with us and
decorate the graves Of their loved ones
in Summit View cemetery.
In the afternoon al p. m. the memo
rial address win be delivered in Brooks
opera house by Rev A. b Nicholas. OF
the Episcopal church. with music and
other appropriate ,xercises. as shown by
program published elsewhere in this
issue.
We earnestly request our business men
TO close their business houses from 2 to
9 O'Clock p m, in observance Of the
day We further request them TO deco
rate their places Of business. and hope
that every house IN our city viii hang
out old Glory the flag Of the grandest
nation on the globe
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Elmer e. Hougrton, Of Oklahoma city
an alderman Of that place, was here
yesterday inspecting Guthrie's water
works plant. He viii make report 10
the Oklahoma city council for the pur-
pose Of petttring their WaterWorlSs sys-
tenn. They are contemplating putang in
a S2Oa 900 plant
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rie Mrs Dunn. his WIFE enjoys q most
cnwging personality. is am ardent church
worker and win prove charming adU-
tiou TO the social circles OF Guthrie.
Mrs clark Tomplctop entertained a
number Of friends sunday at Sinner at
her homo op Gast No'le avenue the
occasion beh g The 10th birthday annie
versry her father Nr. s. Genrett
who, with his wife. is visiting in the
city MT and Mrs Benrett l.ve az
Sterlng tnsas.
Relatives and frieuIs in Guthrie have
received Invitations a1no ucng the MAR.
rlage of Miss Gertrude Edmmds. whose
parents reside in this city 10 Mr Eli
Rockwell OF Portsmouth, OHIO May 81.
1906 Mr. ard Mrs Rockwell viii be at
home 20 their friends lu Portsmouth ar
ter June 10. Nj. Rockwell IS one Of the
lea6mg business men Of that city, and
the bride is one Of Guthrics most pop-
uiar and accomplished young ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs Cnarloy M7rtndaie en-
tetained number Of friends at dioner
Tuesday. Tor Mr. and Mrs s. Bennett.
Of Sterling. Kansas. who are yis ing
relatives In the city. Those present
were:
Mr and Mrs. Clark Templeton.
Miss Minnie Tompleton
Rodney Hoffman. Of Sterling. jSas
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edmmds.
Miss nellie Bunyan, of Pond Creek.
Mrs. Earl Underwood. who was "a meme
ber Of Mrs. oscar Halsous house party,
returned to Guthrie Wednesday with
Mrs. w A. Frazier, another member of
the party and viii he her guest for sov-
eral days before returning TO her home
IN Kansas city. Missouri says an OKLA
hoam city paper. Mrs. speed, another
of Mrs Halsclls guests from Guthrie.
returned home Saturday, and Mrs. John
stone returned home Sunday. Mrs.
Stone ana Mrs. Speed entertain this af-
terno6n In honor OF Mrs. Underwood.
and Mrs Halscl expects to leave on the
morning train to attend the affair
tNAHN AfHnAN NrsA0NttAf 'Al'fA ittAiA'N AAih IL
H. H. club at her home. i0l9 West Nun
sur q ,enue Thursday auenioon ~ c,rda.
Miss Matte Thlman won the hrst prize
and Miss lana Gray the cons 1iatlon.
Delightful refreshments were served RE-
sides The members Of he club t>e fi-
lowing guests were presents
Miss Nell kimbam
Miss Edna Gray
Miss Lou strong
Miss Matte Taliman.
Miss Alice Tanman
Miss Lillian Reynolds.
Miss Amy Brooks.
Miss Ruby McNeal
Mrs. oscar Halsel gave very beau
timl lunceon Friday az i o'clock az OK
lahoma city. ia honor OF her house party
OF guests. Mrs. Horace Speed. Mrs W.
A. Frazier and Mrs. John stone, OF
Guthrie and Mrs Earl Underwood, Of
Kansos City
The house was decorated with a pro-
fusion OF sweetest scented honeysuehe
and roses, and the luncheon table had
am oblong conterpiece Of pale roses. from
which strands of honeysuckle reached TO
the edges The guest favors were dainty
brown booklets stamped IN gold, copies
Of the Shakespeare and Friend TO Friend
calendars The luncheon served was IN
five courses Seated with the hostess
and the four members OF the house par
ty were the following guests.
Mrs sohlbcrg
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F0sI O0mmander No. 3, q a r
NJ. L. MOCK. Adiutant.
=. s.-All old soldiers, sons OF vetcr-
ans. Spanish War veterans, W. r c..
and ladies Of the G. A. r.. are requested
to assemble az the city hall Sunday at
1880 a. M. and go from there TO the
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Att HAA""NA AfH'NiAf WIS NANNHAINNNN
decorated with red roses and honey
sucldos. Hand painted place cards we're
used and announced the dinner as fol-
lows In Honor OF Congressman and
Mrs c. A. shartel, OF Neoseo Mo"
The menu consisted of the following.
salmon croQuettes, WATERS Mint punch.
Creamed chicken. mushrooms
New peas. New Potatoes. Radishcs.
Hot rolls. Apple jelly
coffee
Moulded cucumbers. Salad with waters
cdividual Strawberry shortcakt.
whipped oroa4n
The following were guests:
Judge and Mrs. Frank Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Fcgan.
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Huston.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Frazier
Mrs Underwood. OF Kansas city
Mr. and Mrs Cottngham
Mr. and Mrs. j. W, shartol OF Okla
homa City
The following were guests a. re re-
ceptou given Thursday afternoon az Tho
home Of Mrs Horace Speed la honor OF
Mrs Earl Underwood OF Sansgs city.
and Mrs. G. N. shausl, Of Neoshc. Nc
Mrs w. a. Frazier
Tirs Earl Underwood
Mrs MncAlors
Mrs c. r. Broolss
Mrs George Btingsley.
Mrs. V9n VOORHEES,
Mrs J. CotteraL
Mrs J. j. Bolcs.
Mrs. o r. Fegan.
Mrs. Charles Filson.
Mrs. c. NJ Barnes.
Mrs. c. r. Peck.
HRS J. r. C1tti ghael.
&fs. &. 9, &ecazIi.
Mrs. Frank paie.
Mrs. c. r. Wilder
sirs. J. J. Abel
Mrs. A. n. duston.
Mrs. c. c. Kneisly
Mrs A. c. C. Bierer
Mrs. =. c. simons.
Mrs. George podson.
Mrs. Fred Barde
Mrs CAM Havlghorst
Mrs. Charles Cunningham.
Mrs. Charles Bminsslcy
Mrs. ~. o. Barker
Mrs. T. 3 Levy.
Mrs H. N. Bendlea.
Mrs c. r. Rambo.
Mrs. lou Beland.
Mrs. j Lyon
Mrs. VIM. Moore.
Mis-. Wan. Grimes.
Airs. n. b. Ferguson
Mrs D. u. Burke.
Mrs "a. J.. Eager.
Mrs b. a. Douglas
M Eobert sonlborr
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B + Dunn, formerly assistant 70 Gem
eral Manager PeclSham, Of che Denver
Enid and Gulf has been appo,ated gem
cral agent for the road. with headquar-
ters in Guthrie Ills office win Doe in
The Capitol National bank building. Mr..
Dunn VIII also make his home m Guth-
ue. Mrs, Dunn. his wife, enjoys q most
cneoging personality, is am ardent church
worker and win prove charming addi-
uou 10 the social circles of Guthrie.
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MIS- clark Tompleton en.eranei a
number Of friends stndly at Sinner at
her homo op East No'le avenue the
occasion bebg the 10th birthday auui-
verslry lr her father Mr. = Bennett
who, with his wife. is visiting in the
city MT and Mrs Eenrett l.ve az
Sterling ns8s.
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Relatives and frieuIs in Guthrie have
received Invitations aYuo iucng the MAR
riage of Miss Gertrude Edmmds, whose
parents reside in this city 20 SIR Ell
1906. Mr. and Mrs Rockwell will be az
home 20 their friends lu Portsmouth af-
ter June TO- MI Rockwell IS one Of the
lea6mg business men OF that city, and
the bride is one Of Guthrios most uop-
ular and accomplished young ladies'.
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Personal
Mention.

& Mention. 4
aB988Re9asaB sssssessa9s
G. NJ rrcux Is here today from wioh.
ta
o. H. Benton, Of Oklahoma city, !.
here.
W D. Fugsatt Of shawnee, is in tn,
capital city.
Gustave Hamei Of Fails. was here on
business today.
G. A. Carr Of Arkansas City, spent the
day so Guthrie.
2. n. Bressie. OF Ponca city, IS a Wis
itor here today
Dr. j. A. Pricer and son. Of Perry
were here today.
Joe Il. simpson. Of Dallas Texas. is
In Guthrie today
w. A. Coats of ST. Petersburg ria,
is in the capital city.
This. S. Hutton Il CRiahoma CITY,
spent the day m Guthrie
Colonel r. NJ Brcssie Of Ponca city
is in Guthrie ON business.
J. L. Brown ana William Glover. OF
Navina, were In Guthrie today
Newman BARTLETT one OF the 1O1 ranch
ranch advertisers is in the city
Austin e. wnber. Of wcatherford, IS
visitor in the capital city today
w. s. Pauen, Of Edmond. was in the
capital city today on special business.
MIR. and Mrs f. s. Penney. Of Wells
ton, are in Guthrie today visiting friends
Ira Martin and Joe Eaton, Of Henry
eta, l. r., were visitors in the capital
city today.
Prof Wilbur. Of the Southwestern Nor
mal school "a Weatherford. is in the city
visiting friends.
r. A. Chisolm and John Gibbons Of
Oklahoma city. are ln Guthrie today on
special matters.
J. D. BLY,, OF Paindeld, Indiana, is in
the city. He is looking over the coun-
try with a view TO locating
Mr. ana Mrs Doggett, Of Perry. are
here visiting heir daughter who is at
tending ST, Joseph's academy
II. j. Vandenberg, OF Tulsa, l. T.. is
in Guthrie. lie says that Tulsa has
enough coal and gas to last It until the
earth cracks.
Assistant United States Attorney John
w scothorn is in Topeka. having re-
ceived word that his son. Fred. would
have 10 be operated On the second time
for appendicitis.
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Insure against tornadoes with w. T.
Walker.
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OulHS DIE PIONSIDldIly DaTQ 10
please.
The average clothier is afraid
to carry heavy stock in their sizes
80 to 35-inch chest. We recog-
nize the difficulty in pleasing these
particular young fellows, but, instead
of cutting down our clothing stock
to lessen the danger of carrying un-
salable suits, we have adopted the
policy of buying large number of
suits and having them made of pat
terms SO attractive and cut so natty
that they're bound to sell.
They're Swagger Suits, every one
Of them, and we invite all young
fellows in to see them.
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Events and
Personal Notes.

Frank sutton, of Coninsvnle. L T. a
a brother Of Mrs Charles Cunningham
Of this city win be married n the
near future TO Miss Eta Phillips. of
coiiinsville. Mr. sutton was formerly
OF this city, and is "a popular young man.
Miss Phillips is the daughter OF COL
lnsviilc banker has unge OF Chcro-
kee Indian blood Ia her. and has the
name Of being one Of the handsomest
young women in the Indian Territory.
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Assistant United States Attorney John
W. scothorn is in Topeka. having re-
ceived word that his son, Fred. would
have 20 be operated on the second time
for appendicitis
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Mr.. and Mrs Cnaney M1rtndaie en-
tertained number Of friends at dinner
Tuesday, for Mr. and Mrs s. Bennett,
OF sterling Kansas. who are .is ing
relatives IN the city. Those present
were:
Mr and Mrs. Clark Templeton.
Miss Minnie Tcmpleton.
Rodney Hoffman. Of Sterling. iSas.
Mr. and Mrs George Ednnds
Miss nellie Bunyan, of Pond Creek
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Mrs c. NJ shartol left Thursday ev-
ening for Newkirk where she is visiting
Congressman shartels sister, Mrs. Theo.
Williams. From there she viii go to
Tonkawa TO visit another sister of MI
shartel, Mrs. George Finley.
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H. j. vandenberg, OF Tulsa, l. T. is
in Guthrie He says that Tulsa has
enough coal and gas to last It until the
earth cracks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-27

Announcements have been sent out for
a reception to be given az the home Of
Mrs. John Williams Duke. III East War
ner. by Mrs. John Ransom Hamill. Mrs
VILLAIN "aru Rucks and Mrs John VIII
liams DUKE.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-08-18
DEAD RETURNS TO LIFE.

Left for dead and stripped for post
norton examination, Louis Viele. an
Italian, frightfully stabbed at Des
MOines by negro, astounded the hos.
pital corps recently by coming to life
The heart had ceased beating and res
piration had ended when DR.. Wilbur
Conkling inserted his hand in the
wound which had been made by a
razor, pinched the heart and awaited
developments. Suddenly a shudder
passed over the frame of the patient,
the pale face became suffused with a
swift thrush of blood. and the veins
and arteries began to pulsate. In five
minutes the erstwhile dead was living
and the physicians proceeded to sew
the gaping wounds.