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chAnas.

When old Uncle Wealherby was a
poor farmer he used to go up 10 town
and eat pie with a carving fork. The
people smiled
You don't say"
Then later on he beEan eating II
with a tablespoon. The people
laughed
4 don't blame them"
From that he changed 10 a knife
They reared"
Great Scott And IL he still stick.
Ing 10 the knife
NO. Since they found oil on HE
farm and rated him a. a millionaire
he eats pie With HE fingers aud every.
bodys mods hls approval and says he
10 bizarre
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10 Cure a EeIOn.

Says Sam Kendall. u Phillipsburg.
Kan. Just cover Il with Bueklcn's
Anica Salve and the Salve will do the
rest" Quickest cure for Burns, Boils
Sores, Scalds, Wounds, Piles. Eczema,
Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands, Sore
Feet and Sore Eyes. Only 25c a,
Haynes & Tsylor's. drug store. Guar.
anteed.
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Piles quickly and positively cured
with Dr. Shops Magic Ointment. It's
made for Piles alone and Il does the
work surely andwi,h satisfaction. Itch.
ing. painful protruding or blind piles
disappear like magic by IL use. Large
Nickel Capped glass jars bOc. Sold ard
recommended BY Haynes 4 Taylor
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PUMP FoR SALE. A splendid almost
new hand force pump, suitable for
filing boilers, or for eloyating water
10 storage tanks. Has II inch suction
and II inch discharge pipe. Complete
with about 80 feet Of discharge pipe.
Very easy running. Price $500.
4. n. Reed. Office over Marion Baak.
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Low Round.Trip Rates

now in effect Liberal limits and stop
over privileges. REDUCED HOME
SEEKERS Round.trip rates FIRST
AND THIRD TUESDAYS each month
to the WEST and SOUTHWEST. Fo'
descriptive literature. folders. rates
etc. see nearest ticket agent or ad
dress. RG.T. MATTHEWS,
T.p.A, Nc. psc. ~.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-05

Mia Dearborn--june 10 the favor
lie month for weddings
hu wsbash-oh. dcot movi
Nv, been married four tine IL MAJ,
and only twice In Jvne
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Evansville, PaduCah and Cairo Line,
strs. John 5. Hopkins, Joe Fowler and
Dick Fowler.
TINE CARD.

~ Paducah DAILY for Cairu except Sun....e m.
Bills u lsdinE issued 10 al points Passenger
and fryirht ssr,ic, unsxosllcd. fof further IN.
fornaiion appy 10 ". n wlborn. aFsnt fora'
Perm: los Rrown ascent Tolu. NJ. O. 10 $. A
Fculsf. G. p. A.. raiuoah. ~.
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Notice

All persons knowing themselves In.
dcbtcd 10 MeCaslin & Oakley will please
call and settle at once as the business
has changed hands. Yours truly
MCCAslls & OAKLEY.
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let me figure with you on your con-
crete work, curhing your cemetery
lots, walks and etc. LEE NicK
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HAYNES & TAYLOR.
SELLING Out al Cost.

As Il Is impossible Tor me 10 attend
TO my fertilizer business myself, ] will
close the entire stock on; AZ cost
Those wanting fertilizer. will saw,
from p to 20 per cent, by buying in N,
next few days. W l. ADAMS.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-05

A farm consisting o. seyenty-hve
acres. with two small houses, a stable.
stock barn. a small orchard consisting
ofabout o. trees. good well and spring
with lastingiwa,er. The owner Of this
property received a. rent On same last
year $50. II taken At once, this farm
can be- bought Tor $685.. onc.third cash,
the balance payable In one and two
years with six per cent. interest
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A residence Of four rooms. hail. We.
randa and back porch. rooms are all
So x u feet and cistcrn on back porch.
This property includes one acre 81
ground. and good stable % I ~ feet
al under good fence with red cedar
posts.
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- acres Of fine land within q miles
Of Marion. on public road within one
mile II good school. residence and out
buildings. fine well. branch runs
through farm and furnishes water the
entire year This land IL limestone
soil. lays well and produces well. suit
able Tor Germ. wheat. oats. tobacco Or
hay. Under good fence and has some
fine timber on a.
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We have four acres of land all lyihg
In the city limits ~ Marion. Ky,
located on good street and In one Of
the best ncighborhoods In the city.
Land is level and can be laid of In
building lots 10 that the purchaser ean
double the money invested In a short
time.
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A fine bottom farm u iSil acre
within two miles Of ords Ferry, kcn.
lucky, within half mile Of Baptist
church and one mile Of good school
good frame residence, stable, poultry
house and other out buildings, eistcrn
in yard. two fine springs on the farm
that never fail 10 furnish water; Crook
ed creek runs through the entire farm.
This land will produce as fine corn o.
most any land In Cri,tendcn county
and Il a fine hay farm. This will make
one Of the best stock farms In Criti'n'
den county.
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ELECTION OFFICERS
Appointed for The coming Election to
Be Held November 8.

The Board Of Election Commissioners
has appointed the following officers for
the November election:
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lseAl NOTICES

participating Il It.
The members Of the election boards
are hereby appointed as follows subject
20 necessary changes in accordante with
The provision of the statatcs.
First Wa.d. j. ID. Burke judge Felix
Adler cicrk
East Second Ward. Jcnn Overbay.
Judge, Wato- Wclch. clerk
Third Ward W. .. Herad. judge; NJ.
y. Tmpp clerk
souih Fourth Ward VIM. Ernest
Judge, Mike White. clerk
Fifth Ward: John calvert. Judge,
Frank L1uN. clark.
The following polling places are hereby
DESIGNATED:
FiTst Ward. Hwisers stone, coraer Ma
Ole and Oklahoma avenue
East secoad Ward. Packo-'s store cor
nor Broad and oklahoma avenue.
Thhd ward Brooks Binpostfig rooms.
corner Harrison ana Vine street
south Fourth Ward. corner oklahoma
ANA 5th
Fifth Ward Corner Noble and 18th.
FELtN ADLER Chairman.
H. c. OLps, secretary
OF 25th District Central Committee
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LEGAL NOTICES.

1 ogan colaty Oklahoma aud it was
further decided that said prima.y cleo
ton should be held in eaer OF the legal
voting precincts Of sail dst-ict on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH..
1906. This polls win be kept open ia each
Of said precincts from 2 p. m. until G
p. M. OF said day.
The candidate to h8 nowinated at said
election shall be for Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention
The returns of such election shall he
transmitted by the election boards IN the
several precincts in accordance with the
law and the regulations adopted by this
committee, TO the chairman and secre-
tary OF the District Central committee at
the city Hall. IN Guthrie not later than
Friday October II. at o'clock D. m
and the District Central committe shall
meet on October - az p. m. and pro-
ceed to canvass such returns in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of Article
2 Of Chapter n, session laws 1905. said
election shall be held IL accordance with
said statute; provided that the District
Central committee shall lave authority
to adopt such additional r. gulauons, not
inconsistent with said laws, as may
said election and the direction Of those
participating in It.
The chairman of this gath District
Central committee is authorized 20 des-
lgnate on behalf OF the committee, the
polling places in each Of the several
voting precincts.
These judges and clerks Of the elec-
ton boards are hereby appointed as ;o;-
lows. subject to necessary changes i1
accordance with the provisions OF the
statutes:
Marshall; Judge r II. oliver; clerk
| l. H. stafford.
Oak Wow: judge-w W. Dewitt
clerk. c. V Guth-ie.
Crescent: Judge. b. F. Ryland clerk
Arthur Watkins.
Bismarck iudge Ben johnson; clerk
A. j. Kamseyer.
Rose Hn; judge, aim. Meadows clerk
Charles calkins.
woodlands Judge, Charles Abel; clerk
Richard Blevins.
Orlando; judge. John Thompson; clerk
James Vandevelter.
Mulh1lli Judge S woikman cle-k
r NJ Klncaid.
Iawrie Judge Nathal Gooch' ST..
! judge John Faar
Antelope Judge J. NJ. SCOTS; clerk
Perez clifford.
North Clmarron Judge, J. G. Lewis
clerk j. T.. Foster.
South Cimarron: judge j. I. N Daaiel
clerk Henry Porter
c. e. WELLS. Chat man,
r. j. GARNER, Secretary.
/ Of 2ilh District Central Committee.
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NOTICE or DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION FOR THE 25TH CON-
STfTUTIONAL DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that at reg
ula- meeting of the Democratic Central
committee of the 25th Constitutional
district Of Oklahoma. held september s.
1906. majority of the voting precincts
in said district being represented 20 such
meeting by their regularly chosen eom-
mitteemen. it WIS decided by "a majority
vote Of said committee 20 nominate By
primary election in accord nee with the
provisions OF Article Chapter ~ OF the
session laws OF Oklahoma fD. 1905, tae
candidates OF tho Democratic party for
the ofrice Of Delegate TO the Constitu-
'ional convention 20 be elected at a
special election tc be held in District 20.
Logan county. Oklahoma and Il was
further decided chat said primary alec-
ti0n should be- held in each Of the legal
voting precincts Of said Dist-ict on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH..
1906. The POLLS viii be NeDt open ~ each
of sai1 precincts from ? p. M. uatil 8
p. m. OF slid day.
Tho candidates % be nominated al
said election shall he Tor Delegate TO the
CONSTITUTIONAL conveltion.
Tine returns OF such election sha be
transmitted by the election boards in
me several precincts 10 accordance with
The law and the Iegulati0. adopted by
fhis committee. 20 the ohairman and Sec
retary of the District Central committee
az the city Hail. Ia Guthrie. not later
than Fsiday October ~. "a. p. ui., ald
the District Central committee shall
meet on October ~ at 3. m. a1d pro-
ceed t0 canvass suoh returns in nccotd-
ance with the provisions of Arr Of
Chap. al seesioa mvH o. 1905 said
election shall BE- held 81 accoTdance with
said statute: provided ifsat the district
Central committee shall ave Authority
70 adopt such addflonai equations. 1ol
incoEsisieni with said laws as ma,
se5m deri-ahIe for ne eovernneat 81
sald election aad me direcllon 81 tho-s
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ELFcTIoN FOR THE 24TH CON-
sTlTUTioHAL DISTRICT.

Nptice is hereby given that az a regu-
lar meeting Of the Democ-atic Central
comnittee OF the 2fth Constitutional
District Of Oklahoma. beid on septem-
Der s. 1906 a majority OF the voting pre-
2incts in said district being represented
by regularly chosen committeomel, u
was decided ~ "a unanimous vote Of said
committee 20 noiainote By 1rlma-y
election. IA accordance with the pro-
visions ~ Art',le OF Chapter II. ses-
si0n laws of Oklahoma for 1905 the
candidates Of the Democratic pa-ty TO-
fhe onica 81 Delegate ~ the c0nslifn-
tional eonVentio1 b be- elected az a
special election 10 Be held % district "a
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NOTICE or DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
ELECTION FOR THE 10Th CON- a..
STITUTioNAL DISTRICT.

Notice is hereby given that at regn-
Tar fs1eting Of the Democratic Central
comtdsPo OF the 26th constitutional
District of oklahoma. hell ON septem-
ber 8 1906 "a majority of the voting pre-
cincts in said district bollg represented
by regularly chosen committeeman, it
was decided BY a unanimous vote of said
committee 20 nominate by primary
election. fl accordance with the pro-
visions OF Article OF Chapter ~ sos-
sion laws Of Oklahoma for 1905 the
candidates OF the Democratic party fo.
the office OF Delegate to the Consttu-
tionsl convention to be elected at
special election to be held in district 90,
Lcran couaty Oklahoma. and II was
further decided that said. primary cleo
tion should be held In each Of the legal
voting precincts OF said dist-ict on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH.
1906 The polls will be keor open in each
Of said precflcts from y. IN. until 6
p. M. Of said day.
The candidate to be nominated az said
election shall be for Delegate to the
Constitutional Convention.
The returns Of such election saall be
transmitted by the electio boards ~ the
several precincts, m accordance with the
law and the regulations adopted by this
committee. to the chairman and sec-e-
tary of the District Central committee at
tine City HAN. IN Guthrie not later than
Friday October ituat 3 o'clock p. m.
ana the District rint-al committc shall
meet on October ~ at 3 p M. 3ld pro-
ceed to canvass such returns In ac-
cordance with the provisions Of Article
2 Of Chapter ~, session laws 1905. said
ELECTION shall be held m accordance with
said statute; provided that the District
Central committee shall have authority
to adopt such additional regulations, not
inconsistent with said laws. as may
seem de~lahle for the government of
said election and the direction Of those
Participating In Il.
The chairman OF this 2Gth District
Central committee IS authorized to des-
lgnate on behalf Of the committee. the
polling places in each OF the several
voting precincts.
The judges and clerks Of election and
the polling places are hereby named
and designated as follows
Bear Creek: polling plau- Irvia school
house; Miles Allen Judge Joha Muhan
clerk
Judge; Frank Thurston, clerk
North Fourth Ward: Chadwick store
II. r. Todd judge; John Zones. clerk.
Iron Mouad: stockdale school house
VIM Kellogg Judge; James Gilmore cie-b
Seward G. a. r. hall; r. s. smith
Judge Albert Ploeger clerS.
Guthrie township; Pumping station; J
3. B~ent judge; John Backus, clerk.
! Spring Creek school house District 22
] n. scyler, Judge; Jerome Kavanough
clerk
s3ringc-: IT, f. Miller; Volney Hig-
genbotham judge; H. +. Miller, clerk
sprngvale polling place, Evansvills
George Greenway, Judge; Samuel Gvens
clerk
Iowa; Birert school house; Jane.
Arche-, Judge; Robert Litstc- clerk.
Cedar: District school No NJ. }. $
| Hedgecock Judge; y. y, Daton. clerk
ROBERT L. HANCOCK. Chain man,
JOHN McBRINE. Secretary
OF 2Gth District Ceat-al Committee.
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vO AND MUSCLE RELATED.
Anxiety or Nervousness Fatal to
Difficult Feats.

ail feats Of skill the influence OF
bind is most important To per-
/ fu thoroughly good style any dif
ies5 of skill It Is absolutely nee
~ that the mind must be free
fear, anxiety or nervousness. I
once. years ago, a man who had
a bug fighter in Spain. During
of D. glowing accounts of the
I expressed my surprise that he
d have LEFT the life. His reply
"One day ! was about TO enter
ling, and | had a little creepy feel
of fear Then / stopped for good
man who feels fear Is sure to be
|d"
hd Il Is equally trpe that the man
fears is heavily handicapped. no
ser what the contest may be.
ety and nervousness are closely
l TO fear; and both are so powerful
their effect as to render Il almost
'ossibie for one to perform perfect
|nd linicult or delicate FEAT OF skin.
man who is afraid or anxious or
Nous IS almost sure to fail
N emotions when intense have a
Ierful effect upon the muscles. This
plainly seen IN the tension Of the
scles, clinching Of hands and arms.
wen as Of the face In anger in the
sm0dic breathing OF excitement, in
muscular weakness and trembling
|ear. and ~ many other conditions
msght be mentioned Now, IA
OF skill OF whatever nature,
Efhlf balancing juggling, marks
hship. Trembling. or shot putting. Il
necessary that just the right
scles must be used a. just the right
lant, and 70 just the right degree
Ien. however. the muscles are dis
bed BY emotional excitement, such
icate adjustment Is impossi. :, and
probable resi- Is f8iiure
he mental state most conducive "a
cess IN games OF skill "a confident
npess And BY practice this state
mind may be made a habit--a habil
valuable in al game Of SKIN. even
Ihls game Of skill called liie.-Dr
= c Latson. Ia Orting
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To Leader subserlbers.

The Leader counting room Is kept
open until 1880 on Saturday nights.
This is for the conveaience Of city sub
scribers Who do not see the collectors
during the week. Whliy up town
kindly drop IN and see ne (siFeuiatoF
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Section 2 This ordlHaoce ahau take
enect and be m force from ara aitsf its
passage approval and publication.
Passed This 10Th day Of September.
1906
Approved this isth DAY Of se9tember.
1906.
(seai) JOHN ~ DUKE
Attest Mayor
r. sEIXAs.
city Clerk
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(Filst published 10 Guthrie Dally Lender.
September rs. se0el
ORDINANCE NO. ai2.
An Ordnance requiring t.e consiruction
~ permanent Sidewalks oa certain
streets and avenues ~ the City %
Guthrie Oklahoma
BE ~ ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND .cOUNclf-AfES or THE CITY
on ClfIaRIE. oKiAnc1lAs
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Section @ This ordino1ce shall take
effect and he in fo-ce from and a.ter its
passago approval aud pr licauon
Passed this 10th day Of september
1906
Approved this 18th dav Of September
1906
JOHN w. DUKE.
Attest, Mayor,
+. sEfXAs. City Clerl;
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(First punished Ia Guthrie Daily Leade
September II l906D
ORDINANCE NO $40.

OFirst published IN Guthrie Daily Leader
September n le06)
ORDINANCE NO. $40.
An ordinance levying speti assessment
for improvements upon certain lots and
pieces OF ground OF Guthrie o. r.. FOR
building and acpairing SIDEWALKS and
for sanitary purposes.
BE m ORDAINED by THE MAYOR
AND COUNCCIIMEN or THE CITY
CT GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA.
Section l. There is heeehy Lowell upon
each Of the following de ciibed lots and
pieces of ground In the city Of Guthrie
o. r.. the Sum set opuo4ite each tract
respectively as a spelai assessment
against same Cor the cost OF building and
repairing sidewalks in font Of such lots
and pieces Of ground. to-wit;
81. sanltary-S5 Cents ger Lot.
East Guthrie.
Lots g. IN block o.
Lots z. s. g. In block 3.
Lots H. l3. in block 10.
Lots t7. 49, IN block rs
Lots a. Is. i6, in bloch 10.
Lots O. 10. IN block 81.
Lots ! . 30 block S3.
Asifl - Afl HlNfth Als
Lots 81, g. in block iG
Lots s. G. In block 5s.
West Guthrie
Lots z 8. IN block ..
Lots %. 2i. in block 10
Lots 10. 20. p. o. ln block o.
Lots l3. 49, IN block so
Capitol HHl
Lot in block 80.
Lots 20. ~ 22 20. % in block 35.
/ Lot 2s n block 49,
Guthrie Proprr
! Lots s.. o. iOin block 3.
Lots 10. 20, n block 3
/ lots II. a. in block 5
Lots l. g. g. %. 2fin block -.
/ Lots o. g. in block a.
lois ~ 12 no. 2o in baC'r s5.
/ Lots u.s. No. Do block 2F
lots i8. a. n block 40.
] Lots D. p in block a.
Lots u.s. 10. 20. Do block 70
Iois l6. a. e. 20 in biocF So.
Lots j. q g in block Gl.
! Lots . s. O. 10 m block s2.
Lots 23 2i in block 80.
Lots J. 2,8. o. g. ln block ld.
Lots g. q u block 49,
sii5 Per Lot
CHpito Hll
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ubished in Gutbri Daily
September 15 5000
ORDINANCE NO. ef3.

tfirst published in Guthrie Daily l.eiaef,
September l5 5000
ORDINANCE NO. st3.
An ordinance fixing the Distance Of tho
curb line from the aroperty line eu
East Cleveland avenue end on South
First street in the cts Of Guthrh,
Oklahoma
BE IT ORDAINED by TIDE MAYOR
AND COUNclLMEN or THE ClrN
OF GUTHRIE. OKI AFOMA
SECTION = That the outside curb of
ihe curb Zines on cleveland avenue from
aroad street 20 Drexel boulevard. shai
be- 20 feet from tho property line and
parallel with the same.
Section 3 That the outside curb OF
the curb lines of South ~ 81 street from
Harrison avenue 10 Vnai avenue shan
be- rs feet from tho p-)CCrty line and
parallel with the same.
Section B. an ordinance and parts of
ordinances in conflict herewith afe here
ty repealed
Section 4 This ordinance shall take
eject and be IN force frsm and after its
passage approval and pui 'icati0a
Passed tais 10th day of September, 1905
Approved fhis lath day Of September.
1900
JOHN W. DUKE
Mayo
y. ..... 49,. 49,. l.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

(First published in Guthrie Daily Leader
Sept Is. 19OG.l
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA. LOGAN
COUNTY, SIS;
Notice is hereby given that +. j..
Bovine y Co.. has this day filed in the
office Of the County Clerk in and for
said County their petition asking that
a license be granted them to sell st re-
tail malt spirituous ana vinous liquors
on lot 40. block 55 Thiri Ward, City Of
Guthrie in said County and Tor-itory
II no protest be filed lefore september
80, 1906 their petition win be granted
and license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto affixed th's 18th day Of
September. 1906. NJ. +. TRAPP.
fsEAf.l County Clerk.
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Cleveland avenue from The west line uf
Firth street to the west ine Of seventh
street and from the west line Of Tenth
street to the east liaa ot sixteenth
street in the City Of Guthrie, Okla
homa
BE Ir ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
AND CoUNCu.MEN or THE CITY
OF Gt'- MRIE OKLAHOMA
sectiot That the grace line Of the
center line Of Cleveland avenue, and
the sidewalks upon the north and south
sides thereof be aud the came are he-eby
established as follows, to wit;
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Out OF ten 'little stores' IN you- part
OF the city, about two will expand and
grow into big SIC Is In time-and II will
be the two which are advertising now,
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Q Q Q oOc 9 Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q {
TO LEADER SUBSCRIBERS.

m
The city circulation of The Q
Leader is now in the hands Of its O
rriers. Each carrier is res @
isible for his own route; he o
Us for his papers and collects Q
them. In the residence por- Q
n Of the city It is necessary Q
the carrier to collect weekly. Q
erefore, subscribers will favor 0
boys by promptly paying O
tir 10 cents weekly. o
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LOANS.
FoR RsNr.

4 = HTED-Two girls at Royal Hotel.
Aapiy at office.
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Attest;
f. sEiNAs. city Clerk
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First Published in Oklahoma Leader Aug
gust %. 1906.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND CON-
TRACTORS.
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"An is soon ready "a an orderly
house; and the ad. you are looking for
is soon found in our CLASSIFIED col
umns.
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Chairman Of Board OF County commis
sioners.
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women Killed by Slay.

Mrs. Hattie Clay Decker, member
of q wealthy family at Montville, two
miles from Dover, y. j., was shot ana
killed Yesterday even ing by Samuel MOE,
aye, Slay, who toe q mortally Woundei
himself What caused the tragedy is
not known. 1t took place near the barn
on The place of the Deckers. Mrs.
Decker was forty-five years of age, and
is survived by her husband and two chill
dren. Monage was caught at his board
shooting b, Oscar and George Earle, the
latter a sOn-in-law of the murdered
woman. They were not hunting the
man who had shot Mrs. Decker when
they learned that he was lying wounded
at his boarding house. They went there
and found Mooage had fred bullet IN
his abdomen. He will die.