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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-20
OldPapers twenty cents
per hundred at the JOurn-
al office

Little Miss Ruby Turner is the con,
testent from this place, in the Silver
Medal OritOrical Contest given by the
w. G. L. e., at Lake Arthur this
week. We all hope she will win.
Master Rhule BloSe, who has been
spending the winter with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kip
linger, left Tuesday morning for his
home in Springfield, Illinois.
You feel the life giving current the
minute You take it. A gentle sooth-
ing warmth, fills the nerves and blood
with life. It's real pleasure to take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 30
cents. Tea or Tablets. CoOper's
Drug Store.
Mrs. c. a. Austin left for Aurora,
Illinois Tuesday morning, being
called there by the death of her Aunt,
Mrs. V. A. Watkins. She will prob
ably be gone for a week or ten DAYS.
Arduce FOntenot. who has been at
tending the Industrial Institute at
Lafayette for some months back,
spent Easter vacation at home, leaving
here for school Monday evening.
A number of our local gardeners
are yieing with each other as to who
will have new potatoes first. Mr.. Far
low seems to lead with potatoes meas
uring one and three quarters inches
in diameter.
All smart up-tO-date women of
to-day,
Know how to bake, wash, sing and
to play;
Without these talents wife is NC.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain
Tea. At Cooper's Drug Store.
SimD Scoggins was married Thurs
day at Ell Campo, Texas, to Miss
Mary Paine, daughter of G.. H. w.
Paine, formerly of this place. Mr..
and Mrs. Scoggins will make their
home at Roanoke for the present.
Mrs. w. 2. Russell and her sister.
Miss f. NJ. Redwood, who is visiting
here from Los Angeles, California,
went to Lake Charles Wednesday to
spend few days as the guest of Mrs.
A. B. Stienmever.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-20
All colors Crepe Paper
at the Journal office.

SOSAA HIGH VIM.
Mrs. +. d. Calkins went to Lake
Arthur Thursday to attend the W. C,
L. l. Convention.
Ice Cream Freezers from one quart
10 ten quart capacity, at Morse Hard.
ware COMPANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rupert and Mr..
and Mrs. Bryant, of the Illinois plant,
went from here to Jennings Monday.
just received, fine line of wall
paper of the latest designs and pat.
terms at the Welsh Furniture Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellis went to
Lake Charles Tuesday in order that
Mrs Ellis might have her eyes treated
Always use the Mound City Pre-
paired Paint. The Best in the Market.
At the Morse Hardware Company.
Miss Hattie Lawson went to Jen-
nings Saturday to spend few DAYS
visiting with Mrs, Jno. Gamble of
that place.
Cotfees-consisting of Boo Peep,
After Dinner, French Market and
French Opera, at the Welsh Meat
Market
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. L. West, of Crow
ley, came over Friday to spend sever
al days visiting their son H. NJ. West,
of this place.
Don't forget your subscription dues.
Look on the little yellow label on
your paper and it will tell you how
you stand.
G. E. Wormeth Auditor, of the
Peoples Independent Mill. was IN town
Thursday looking after the interests
of his Company.
Post Cards, Just received over
thousand bright, sparkling, witty post
cards. Call and see them at the Jour
nal office.
Mrs. ]. E. Frazier, of Lake Charles,
and sister Mrs. Morris, of Windsor,
Illinois, we're the guests of Mrs. VIM.
Bridges Thursday.
The Journal Book Store has Just
received new supply Of Fountain
Pen Ink and Typewriter Ribbon. Call
and get them.
Mr.. E. G. Willard, cashier of the
First National Bank of Welsh, went
to Lake Charles Thursday to attend
the Bankers Convention.
For a strictly pure Lead, Zine and
Oil Paint, use the Mound City Horse
Shoe brand. Wears longest: Looks
best. Morse Hardware Company.
Miss Mary Garaway, of Lake
who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mark Prentice for few
days, returned to her home Monday.
Parties who have ordered the Tate
Barb Wire Fence Tool, or those de-
string the same, can get them at
Davidson's Hardware Store. Alp
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-20
Letter 10 Ed ". Clark.
Welsh. Louisiana

Dear Sir: We saved $40 or $50 for
Mr. j. j, Hall, Sheffield, Pa; and
didn't konw it, and he didn't know it.
till afterward.
This is how. Five years ago. he
bought leadandoil to make 40 gallons
OF paint and painted it all on two
houses, one coat.
Last summer he bought 80 gallons
beVoe for the same, and had 10 gal
Ions left.
Devoe is worth 81 or s. a gallon.
put on.
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Ball Bearing Lawn Movers. H. L

Davidson.
Try that fine cheese at the WeIsI
Meat MarIct
Mrs. Ed Doan was a Jennings visit
or Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Covey went tc
Lake Charles Wednesday,
Jno. Armstrong WAS Jennings
visitor Tuesday afternoon
We want your butter and eggs this
week. Welsh Meat Market.
A number of young people went to
Jennings Tuesday evening to attend
the circus.
just received, fine line of wall pa
per of the latest designs and patterns,
at the Welsh Furniture Store.
Messrs. Calkins and Fulton were
business visitors at Lake Charles
Wednesday.
Always use the Mound City Pre-
paired Paint. The Best in the Market.
At the Morse Hardware Company.
Mr.. Joplin, of Crowley, was over
looking after his farming interests
south oftown Tuesday.
Postcards. Postcards.
Postcards. Postcards.
POst-cards-at the Journal office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Unkle, of Jen-
nings, came over Saturday to enjoy
the Easter festivities with home folks
and friends.
For strictly pure Lead, Zinc and
Oil Paint, use the Mound City Horse
Shoe brand. Wears longest: Looks
best. Morse Hardware Company.
Parish Supt, John H. Lewis, of
Crowley. was in this vicinity Friday
and Saturday last docking after his
farming interests.
We have just received fine line of
Art Squares, Rugs. Mattings, Couch
Covers, Tapestry Curtains and Pic
ture Moulding at the Welsh Furniture
Store.
Mrs. NJ. n. Limbocker, of Lake Ar
thur, came over Tuesday to spend
few days visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Skaggs.
Armstrong has one of the best
equipped machine, blacksmith shop
and supply houses in the entire rice
belt Call on them and see what lines
they carry and see the class of ma
chine work they turn out.
Mrs. Jno. Armstrong and sister,
Miss Robinson. went to Jennings
Tuesday, in order, it is said, to let the
little boy see the circus.
We have Just received fine line
of Art Squares, Rugs. Mattings,
Couch Covers, Tapestry Curtains and
Picture Moulding at the Welsh Furni-
,ure Store.
a. L. Bell sold his fine residence
property to W. f. Taught this week,
he consideration being nineteen hun
lred dollars.
Mrs. HenrytDay and daughters. Rena
md Helen, left for Lake Charles Sat
lrday to spend the Easter season
With friends in Lake Charles.
Bert McBurney purchased fifty
}ead Of native cattle this week to add
o his nerd which is getting to be one
'ftha best in the parish.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Prentice wishes to an
lonnce to the ladies of Welsh and Vi
Unity, that she has Fine Line of
at her home on North Adams
Street. Making and Trimming q spe-
'ialty.
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Car rice polish at Jones

Oi'e. 43
d. H. Read and wife spent Easter
Sunday with friends at Iowa.
Four new brands of Virginia Chew
Ing Tobacco at the Welsh Meat Mar
ket
Mrs. &. W. Patterson and daughter
LeIah were shopping in Jennings
SATURDAY..
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-20
We have some Special
Bargains in Drills. Come
and see us. 10 hole Disc
Drill 5000, also line of
End Gate Seeders.
Calcasieu implement Co.

E. H. Morrill,, of Morenci, Arizona,
who has been in the employ of the
Arizona Copper Co. for the past five
years, arrived in Welsh Sunday to
spend two or three weeks vi>ilIug his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. &. Morrill,.
STRAIED or STOLEN from my piac
i miles east of Welsh, on the 2nd Of
February, one light bay filIey , years
old, left hind foot white. heavy main
and foretop $50 reward will be paid
for return of same or information
leading to her recovery. j. W. Mar
er, Welsh, La.
Oscar YantiS, of Rice. who has been
attending the Draughton Business
College at Galveston, returned home
Tuesday morning He reports GOOD
progress in his work. but returned
home in order to get the pumping
plant ready for operations in time for
the seasons run.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-20

Phone 81 for further information.
]. F. TUBBS, Agent
Fine leather POST Caros al the Jour
n'' '''''
Ed Clark was a Jennings visitor
''''i
Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers. ii. L.
D'''"''
Robert Craig was a VISITOR at hayne
Mrs, Gallop was a jennings VISITOR
h. A. Davidson went 10 jennings
to Jennings Tuesday,
u,o,h roco+ohlos ~ oil binds ., N
Welsh Meat Market.
NJ cn,,nu;. oi.;.;.a fn;ood, :.
Mermentau Saturday.
mi,.1inn;o r,oo.o,, Co,,.ao
visitor in Welsh.
i cnoon Do ond pooho,nr oo++oo ..
The Welsh Meat Market.
m and ,rrs Mon+o mont % roLo
Charles Saturday
See NJ. B. vanNess # YOU need
Dorn' 10 Mr. ana MIS- Roscoe
we sell Carbon paper.
] E. NJ. Powers was 2 business visitor
4 10 Lake Charles Saturday
Finest stock of Candies in town at
he Welsh Meat Market
' ~ Oh "0''
hess visitors toLake Charles Tuesday.
Lees Lice killertor mites and chicken
n ON.
,,ofossio,,n3 ,I, N' TD"i'G' ""'
0i'''ional caller In Welsh Saturday
ga Aie0 poiioii d. jules
oiOS. 43
=, -. ~
hsiness visitor at Welsh SATURDAY.,
Charles coro.,.,. -.
Lees F.ico Ki,,o,, Co.,
lee. At Morse uandna,'a $50,
'N''o' hardware Company
ID JENNINGS r;th w. 0pont NN"s
sster ''' N
Apslling inspr.roa h,,;oaaa =:
siy Saturaon "'''0' ~ Jul
iakn Quarts oonooit n+ Wv 49,
aaie eompanv "' -'l0i % A'"'O
points in Texas Fr;dar aftonnaoa
'1d Saturday.
R,e,,,,.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-20

In speaking with a threshing ma
chine agent a few days ago, he said
Machine men are doing no business
at all this year compared with last. "
When asked the reason why, he said
Last year everybody bought a new
machine. but this year they are going
to fix up their old ones" This is
hard on the machine men but presents
an encouraging aspect from the
farmers point Of view, since it indi-
Gates that he has entered upon a
period OF financial retrenchment.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-20

Rev. and Mrs. NJ. L. Archer, OF
Des Moines. Iowa, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. II. L.
Lewis and family, OF Crowley for
several weeks, came in on the after
noon train Saturday and will spend a
few days with another daughter, Mrs.
NJ. B. VanNess. leaving for their
northern home about the first of next
week, Rev. Aacher says he thinks
this country has future ahead of it
but that one of the stepping stones is
diversificatlon.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-20

We have some Special
Bargains in Drills. Come
and see us. 10 hole disc
drill $55. 90, also line of End
Gate Seeders.
Ca!casieu implement CO,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-20
Southern Pacific Time Card.

Nos. I and 5 night trains.
Phone 81 for further information.
]. F. TUBBS, Agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-08
SATER'S VIEWS ON
SCHOOL LANDS

Our PEOPLE are divided upon che
question Of the sale of our school
lands, hence my desire to have the
people settle this matter at our FIRST
election After much study over this
matter considering the conditions Of
the east and west parts OF our state
the qHi -kost method OF Development
Of this new commonwealth the pres
crvation of the school funds by iu.
yesmant ln state and county bonds
per cent long time county bonds.
the sale Of which be invested IN pub.
lIc highway Improvement which
thing o. itself win quickly tend 90
cenhallzc cr p'blc ehoo system
into % graded school system that VIII
bring better results with less money
Make suburban life enjoy the prlyl
lcges Of the towns and cities rapidly
bring om people e. higher standard
Of citizenship. Last but not least
this sy tenn Of Investment OF oar
school flnds viii be absolutely safe.
and expense Of handling same viii
be many times less than The present
aethodg'-
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WRITE US FREELY

the history of New York During the
trials crowds throneed the streets TO
catch a glimpse Of The defendant a
she crossed the Bridge Of sighs be.
tween the Tcnbs and the criminal
courts.
The csse of Albert r. Patrick. q
lawyer oi previous good standing. and
a man Of apparently refined tastes
ans comfortable means. who was con
yicted of the murder of William
Marsh Rice, an aged and eccentric
millionaire, has received SO much
publicity chat it, every detail Is wen
known 70 the ptblic Patrick was
arrested oct 4. 1900. bat ii was
year and a hall before he was tried
and convicted. Fr nearly FIVE years
he has been an occupant of the death
house at Sing Sing and the end is
not ,ot, The wealth Of IN victim.
the prerou good standing of the ac.
cused and the doubt cast pon the
confession of the valet Jones, the
alleged accompice Of Patrick, All
combined to attract attention to this
case Since the trial public lnterc.
IN the case has been increased by the
heroic and successful dght that Pat.
rick has waged to escape the death
chair.
These trials have attracted more
attention than any others in recent
years Bat scarcely less interesting
at The other tire were other cases.
among them that of Dr. Buchanan
who was executed for wife mardcr;
of Carlyle Harris. who rad tho death
penalty for murder OF beautiful Helen
Potts, Of Or Kennedy Staten ls-
land deatst wwho was sentenced 10
death for the murder of Dolly Rey.
uolds, granted a new trial and freed.
and OF the famous Guldensuppe case.
In Will the victim was docapltated
and the remains thrown in The river
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SOME FAMOUS TRIALS
loor or.Inusa from PAGE 1 )

Holineux is still well remembered
With the exception cf stokes. Moli-
neux was the only man Of HIGH fam.
ly connection of considerable wealth
md god business character who has
or many years been tried in this city
'or murder in the first degree. The
late Of the alleged crime was Dec
2S 1898. The charge was the murder
Mrs. Katherine j. Adams by send
ing her cyanide OF mer,aty under
the guise Of a headache cure. 1t was
FOR another and that Mrs. Adams was
alleged that the poison as intended
ivcn the fatal dose by mistake. Love
md a desire for revenge were declar
to be the motives Tha FIRST trial
II Moline1x began NV IA. 1899 and
lasted nearly three months He was
found e,ilty and senten ed TO death
IN the electric chair A now trial
was granted and three years after the
date Of The alleged murder the young
man was acquitted The general I'M
preston was that Molineux had been
the victim Of a great mistake or
diabolical conspiracy AS many tbous
ands as could pack themselves into
the narrow streets surrounding the
criminal courts building chcered the
young man upon his release. The
cheering masses followed the Moli-
neux carriage down Centre street and
gave a parting shout as It whired
across the b rooklyn bridge and bore
the young man to the home Of his
loyal parents.
The next famous case that enter.
tanned the New Yorl, public and gave
the yellow Journals am opportunity to
display their largest t ype was that
7i Nan Patterson, the Florodora
girl who three times faced The court
on the charge OF numbering her sweet
heart, Caesar Young, a bookmakor.
while riding ir d hanson cab The
youth and beauty Of the girl and the
story OF her love affair with Young.
3 married man. gave interest to the
case. After passing an entire SUM
mer IN the Tombs the girl was
brought to trial in November 1904.
After the trial had progressed for ten
days one of the jurors was taken nm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-08
CROMWELL WANTS
CORPORATION COURT


Instead Of a railway commission.
as sach is generally created iu the
different states. Attorney General
w. O. Cromwell. IS anxious TO see
the constitutional convention ad pt
clause fayoring a corporation court
Iie says that sueh a plan would have
its advantages over the railway con.
mission whi-h at the present time is
receiving much consideration from
the Delegates u SIS the contention ri
fige Cromwell that the corporation
cc-Gt should consist Of three mem.
ber ana IN addition a commissioner.
general OF corporations, with experts
on railroads aud warehouses. in5ir.
auce aud other objects. which would
come under his j'risdiction
This court would handle such com.
rlslHts in regular judicial form Jat
the complainant would know that his
C nualnt would receive speedy
hearing and world not haFe 10 wait
a year before it came TO trial al all.
as likely TO De the case at tha
present time, with the probability
that it would De appealed "a decided
in his fivof in the lower court.
Whore the railroads heve lhe best
ol q now IS the fa-t that even Il their
rates are TOO hlsh. the small shipper
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-08
LUKE ROBERTS
TALKS ABOUT PROHIBITION

% was elected by people who favor
moaih!Ion for Oklahoma. and nat
orally am for prohibition Oppos
ing NE ln the campsigu we're ave
andidates one OF which stood fer
the amo principle as myself two
were for submitting the liquor quea
tion 10 the people cne fayoring mo-
action by me convention and the
other advocating local option, or open
slloons
"The election showed that the VT
ers OF ~ district strongly favor pro.
hibition as J WAS elected with O vote
cq.al TO an the other candidates.
1t rs imporrlble for me 10 say hov
the committee on the liquor traffic
stguds While chairman q me com
mittae ! ann not per oneliy acQualnt
d cith AN the members The fact
that au chairman does not mean
prohibition or Oklahoma
"The right tor me people 10 de-
eide Waat they desire is 10 me q
strong cue as 20 my actions iu any
matter Indian Territory must have
prchibitn 2l years anyway.
You nay say that there vlll be mo-
acton ,aken hy Inc committee On the
ila or traffic anlii tho county line
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w. II. KORNEGAY,
w. j. CAUD1LL,
Il. +. MESSENGER
Mr.. Pittman moved to adopt

MT. P1ttman moved to adopt the report.
Mr. Hayes moved as a Substitute for the pending
motion that The report Of the committee be received and
the committee continued with instructions to extend.thc
invitations heretofore offered by the convention to the
Governors Chiefs EX-GovcnoIs and FIX Chiefs of the
Five Civilized Tribes and of The Usage Nation
The vote recurring on the amendment, it was de
cided in the affirmative. The motion as amended was
then adopted.
Mr. Johnston made the following motion, which was
adopted
/ respectfully move that in lieu of the compensation
heretofore fixed by this convention for the enrolling and
engrossng clerk at S400 per day, that the amount be
fixed at the of $500 per day as allowed bv act of
respective houses of the Territorial Legislature and
chief clerk at $500 per day in lieu OF all allowance here
tofOre made That the compensation OF the chaplain be
changed to be and to read Sl00.
Religious Liberty Petitions were introduced by
Messrs Bowers Baker, Berry. Lcdbetter and McCancc.
Mr.. Safer introduced by request, memorial from
the Young People OF Payne county petitonng for uni
form prohibition over the whole state which was referred
to the Committee OH Liquor Traffic
Mr. Asp, Chairman OF the Committee to ascertain
the expenses Of this convention reported which upo,
day.
Miss Kate Bernard addressed the convention on
Child Labor etc
vote of thanks at tie conclusion of her remarks.
rendered her.
Upon motion of Mr. Asp the report of the Com
mttee the revision of the minutes of the first DAVIS
session made special order for 10 O'Clock Decem
Der 6, 1906
Upon motion Of Mr.. Pittman the convention then
adjourned until 10 o'clock A. NJ, December g. 1906
Ro Connued)
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We offer one Hundred Dollars z ward
Tor any case OF C3u-rb that carnot be
cured by HAIRS Canrrh cure.
F. j. CHENEY d CO.. ToloIa. O.
We tho undersigned have kaowu r. j.
clancy TO- the last 10 years and be-
leve him perfectly honorahle On ol busi-
aess transactions and financially able 90
carry ont any obligation made by Dis
firm.
WALD1NG, KlNNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo O..
Halls Camrrh euro ls taken inter-
naly actirg directly upol the blood ana
mucous surfaces Of the system. Tcsu-
nonials sent free. price Is cents ao'
bottle. sold by an Dmsgies
Take IIall's Family Pills Tor constipa-
lOn.
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Xmas slippers at aoDIoson's
a co., rurnIfure poIInh.

Take equal parts OF beeswax ana
while wax and shave up fine. tho
cover wax with spirits Of turpuntlnA
let stand a while. then mix TO a paste
Rub on furniture with a small wooden
cloth, then polish With large wooden
cloth. This Is fine; try u; nice for
to9rs alsa.
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Communications FROM the following named persons
we're received expressing ber regrets not being able
70 attend and address the conventions President Roose
velt Joseph A. Gill Henry Watterson
Mr.. Konegay, Chairman Of the Committee OH 1nyi->
tation, submitted the following report:
Your committee, w II kornegay, w j. Caud and
Z. r. Messenger appointed to notify the President aid
the Territorial Officers Of Oklahoma and the Judges of
the y. $. Court in Oklahoma and the Indian Territory
and the Commissioners Of the Five Civilized Tribes of the
conyenig of this body and inviting them to attend its
session, beg leave to report that they have performed
their duties by addressing letter to each of the parties
notifying him of the action of the convention and by
mailing to his address. The committee asks to be
discharged this December s. 1906
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9 n - II - IA n a.
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Signature ol L%IXZzIMSI


RE emperor Of Austria was the flrm
ruler 70 hare a newspaper ssa7.s'ly
condensed and written out for mis-
private reading. This was started
some 80 years ago. Nothing which
concerns him, WI sthor pleasant or the
reverse, Is omitted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-08

Il suppose that when you discover
the north pole you win regard your Ia.
bors as complcted?"
no answered the arctic explorer
The hardest part WI Do yet 10 come
Wen have 10 firl come val OF getting
home again"
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Manzan Pile Remedy put ur IN con-
gonlent colllpsiblc tubes with nozzle
SO thai Tho rcmodv may be
applied at tAe worry sent or tho trouble
thus relieving almost instantly blccdiug
itching on protwdlng piles satiFfc-
ton guaranteed or money cfuldod Sold
by j. N Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-08
SHE SWALLOWED ARSENIC

Chicaso, Dec. S-Poli-e today cs-
tablshed the fact that arsenic had
been wallowed by Mrs. Rose Venal
mother of the family I'm which six
suspicious daa lbs have occurred re.
Gently The coroner today obtained
a permit TO exhume the bodies Of tie
other members OF the family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-08
To Freshsn At,sosps,rs.

To freshen the otmosDkere Of
room that has become somewhat
stuffy. place "A few drops OF oil Of Law
nnder IN an ornamental bowl half
hlleG with boilipg water and open the
window.
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cannot afford g make u complaint,
as the cost IN so doing would be much
more than what his losses By the
exces i've charges. But with a cor
porstion court. however. whSre sech
cases would be taken mp at once, and
the decision of said G cat would be
GnM