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rested. and afterward Indicted. was the
murder Of Joseph Halgier in the Usage
Indian nation IN October, 1904. Both
men had been 10 Ralston during the
day. but Haigier reached home nrst and
had gone to sleep IN an old blacksmith
shop which had been fitted up for him
as an employe OF Watkins. The latter
sasa a quarrel ensued and thet he
killed Haigier in self.defense. Heigler
wis shot IN the stomach and back Of
the head.
Watkins was indicted first IN Pawnee
county, but this Indictment was after
ward ouashed because OF the opinion
OF Judge Philips, Of the federal court
Of appeals, holding the manner OF draw
ing juries in Oklahoma Illegal The
case was then taken 20 Noble county.
where Watkins was fcindicted The
final hearing OF the case was set for
this week. but Judge Hainer granted
the continuance. Fifty witnesses were
present to attend the trial
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c., T. & MEXICO GRADING TO
BE COMMENCED NOVEMBER

Mangum. Okla. Aug s.-B. C Mason,
of Kansas city, president of me 60
r.tdO Construction company, was hc-e
looking over the grading OF the Col9-
rado. Texas a Mexico railroad fIom
Mangum south and EXPRESSED himself
highly pleased with me work that Is be-
ing done by his company and the Qrlr
zrsEs made Mr. Mason says his c0m-
pany win have i5o teams csi the work
mis- month. ard wiz srsds % Chh.i-
cothe. rox. fofty-six me- - S2ren'-
ber J.. and trains runuing % gaa; point
by January Il. 1907.
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Major Hamm. editor and manager Of
the Constitutionalist Eminence KY.
When he was fercely attacxet. four
years ago. by Piles. bought box OF
Buoklens Arnica Salve Of which be
says. 1T cured me IN ten days and ao
trouble since" Quickest eaier Of
Burns, Sores. Cuts and Wounds 25c
at an druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-09

"If you go in sw.mmin'.' said Tom
my's younger brother. "Pl tell mawl"
Tell 'er, if you want to. you nasty
little muck rakeri" blurted Tommy,
plunging into the water.-Chicago
Tribune.
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In this state II is not necessary to
serve five days notice for eviction Of a.
cold. Use the original laxative cough
syrup. Ke7nedy's Laxative Honey and
Tar. No oplates. Sold by c. r. Reafro
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THE TEXAS woNrER.

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu-
matte troubles. sold by all druggists.
or two months treatment by mail for
t1.o0. Dr. E. W. Hall. 1926 Olive
street. St. Louis. Mo.
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Tbs Ola STANDARD Groyes Tasteless chill
Tonic. drives out malaria ana builds up
the system. sold by an dealers foz q
years. Pfiee 80 cents.
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WATKINS CASE
Was Released on Bond at Perry After
Long legal Fight.

The action Of the federal court at Per-
~. durine the week in oontiluing tbs
case Of Norris Watkins. charged with
murder and perEattinE h;a releaso on
$4,000 bond cloees a legal fight cover
inE nearly two years time. During all
that time attorneys for Watkins, who
Is cousin Of Ben Cravens. the OUT
law. have heen trying TO get him out on
bond. Several times has Judge Bayard
Hainer refused the bond and last
winter the supreme court affirmed the
action o. lfainer. The case, over a year
ago. was taken to Noble county on a
change ~ venue from Pawnee.
The crime FOR which watkins was ar
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scoTrIsA srANoARD sEARER.


Londoa. Aug s.-The customary Oh.
sergances we're held today IN honor Of
the NTH anniversary OF King Edwards
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Don't drag along with a fun, bilious
heavy feeling. You need a pill Use De-
Wits Little Early Rsers, the famous
little pilis. DO not sicksn or grippe but
results are sure. Sold by C. r. Reniro.
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Hair goods inelues9a Switches. Pom
padores, Neck curIs o. selected cut hair
At Beauty Parlors. room 10, spurlock
bldg.
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lNpIANs AErgR clrIzENsAlP.
a memoviai 70 the President Asking His
Aid IN the Next Congress.

I.Swton. Okla. Aug. s.-Quanah Park
er chief Of the Comanches. was in Law
ton today ON hts way from spending
yesterday IN Auadarke Eighty chiefs
aad sub ehiafs Of the Siowas. cemanches
aad Apaehes met chief Parker In coun-
eli yesterday and formed a long memorial
10 President Roosevelt covering many
subjects 81 which the Indians are great
" Interested.
IN our paper to President Roosevelt
the other chiefs and myself made a
strong appeal to have him interfere IN
our behalf with tho next session Of con-
Eress 70 allow the indians the right Of
American citizens" said the c.iief.
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You Will find fas Hydro vacu Mas
sage reseful. soothing and healthful these
wsrw days. A. aeauty Parlors, room
Is, ssarlock bldg.
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ALssRrAs roR A SONG.

10000 bushels Of Albertas on ground;
just right for canning and peach butter,
but toori2e for shipping. At Higlers
fruit farm for 25c per bushel Come
quick II you want them.
]. c. JAMIsoN.
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Accidents WIN happen, but the best
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas
Eclectric on for such emergencies. Il
fubdues the pain and heals the hurts.
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Misses and Boys shoes s1.s5 TO 5000;
the best value in Guthrie. at R6binson's.
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Eleetroiysis, Massage, shampoong,
Manleurlng scalp treatment, at Beauty
Pariors, room 13 Spurlock bldg.
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womens' sl.ss high shoe, ten differ.
ent styles at Robinson's.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

He had taken only three steps, when a
startling suspicion flashed upon him. Wheel
ing around, he walked quickly back to the
main street and looked toward Godfrey, who
was then couple of rods away. still jaunt-
lily swinging his cane. and putting his tobacco
smoke over his shoulder.
1t was as Jarvis feared The man behind
the tree was lying in wait for the acting as
sistant superintendent. Supposing that Jar
Wis was out of the way, this stranger, who
had not been noticed by Godfrey Dunbar,
slipped noiseessly from behind the tree and
began following him.
SHe, means TO rob him. was the conclu-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

ed regulations" They were in large letters.
and were framed. One of the principal was q
positive order to all engineers TO allow no
one on their engines except such as duty re-
quired to be there Jarvis had violated this
rule and that, too, while the acting assistant
superintendent was watching him.
But Jarvis would have lost his situation
rather than hurt the feelings of his former
teacher The latter never suspected thl<
dilemma in which he placed the young en-
gineer by accepting his invitation. lie. there.
fore, sat still, and enjoyed the novel sensa-
tions Of riding for the first time on loco
motive.
He was sensible enough to see that the en-
CINE required Jarvis whole attention. and
he did not address him word until Merton
was reached. There he simply thanked him
for his kindness as he stepped on the plat
form, and walked away.
When young Brnton was laundering over
the iron trestle-work, which had succeeded
the old frame structure where he had saved
the engine year and half before he
glanced at his watch. He saw that he was
exactly on time, and, as the run was ouite
easy, he nodded 10 his fireman, Ned That
cher, and the young man stepped forward.
and took his place at the throttle
DESTROYS of giving him all the help he could.
Jarvis generally turned the engine over to
him for part Of each trip, While Ned held
the lever, the real engineer as a matter of
course. became the fireman.
Continued ON Following Page.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

sion of Jarvis. "And it would serve the fel-
low right"
But the nobler nature of the young eng-
neer was awakened, and without the least
hesitation, he determined TO prevent, If pos
sible, the fellows evil purpose.
The stranger must have had on rubber
shoes, for, as he walked rapidly behind God
frey, he did not make the slightest noise
Fearful that his own footsteps would be
heard, Jarvis stepped on the border of grass,
which was between the grayeled walk and
the fence.
All three were moving rapidly beyond the
circle of light thrown out by the gas lamp,
and it was a considerable distance before
they would enter the illumination of the
next. Convinced that the attack would not
be delayed, Jarvis broke into light run, and
speedily came so close to the Unlocking
stranger, that he saw him in the act of steal
ing swiftly forward with uplifted hand, ready
to. strike.
about to attack you, Godfrey"
The terrified young sman cast one hurried
glance over his shoulder, and the sight which
met his gaze in the dim light would have
thrilled the nerves Of the strongest man.
naturally enough, fleet runner
Never did his legs do better duty than on
that blustery evening. With gasp of ter
ror, he made such a sudden bound that his
handsome silk hat fell off, and he sped down
the BIfeet ike a Qeer. from Cnat moment he
made the break he was safe. Swift of foot
as was Jarvis. he could not have overtaken
him.
The amazement of the evil man was almost
as great as that Of the fugitive. He stopped
short, without making the least attempt at
pursuit, and, turning about. confronted the
young engineer, who resolved to put the bold
est front possible on the peculiar business.
'TWhat do you mean" demanded the shah
by stranger, with violent exclamation
Cant gentleman walk along the street
without your yawpinng in that style? What
do you mean, 1 say?" he repeated, taking a
step forward, as if to threaten him.
''I saw your action" said Jarvis, without
retreating step; II gave him warning. and
what are you going TO do about it?''
fsI'll show you" replied the other, in q
grating voice; Il don't allow no man to in
suit me-"
Jarvis strove to get sight of the ugly Wis
age, but the Light was dim, and the SLOUGH
| hat of the fellow was pulled own SO as al.
most to meet the upturned collar Of his coat
He took good care to keep his face concealed
ffWell, Pm waiting to see what you mean
to do" calmly remarked Jarvis, who braced
| hiInself for the expected assault
But the fellow, like all of his class, was q
coward, and. without waiting another mo
ment. he gowled, .@.Pll see you again." turn
Jarvis stood still. half inclined to follow
him in the hope Of encountering some offi
Ger, but only one person was visible. and hf
was on the other side of the street.
! A few steps away the stranger broke into 4
run, and quickly disappeared. Jarvis search
' e1 around until he found GodfreY's hat. Hi
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

advice his excellent mother had
often given him-that is, do his duty, and
leave the rest to Providence. He mad care
fully kept his special worriment from her,
for he knew we'll enough what her couhsei
would be-
1t was only week after he had been sur
red to anger by the story his little sister toio
him of the treatment received from uoulIey
Dunbar that his train came into Des Oartes
more than two hours late. The delay was
no fault of his, as he had been compelled to
wait on the siding long while for the ex-
press As was his custom, he telegrapheo ms
mother from the station where he was wait
ing, SO that she felt no concern.
It was near 10 o'clock when he hnaiiy
housed his engine, and started homeWard
The night was cool and blustery the streets
being full of whirling dust, which rendered
it SO unpleasant that few people we're out
doors. He had several squares to walk IN
order to reach his home, and buttonlng ms
coat close about his throat, and showing MS
hands deep in the pockets, he stepped on at
brisk pace.
He lacked yet a square of the corner Where
he turned off, and had met two persons only'
neither of whom he recognized, though prop
ably they were acquaintances. lhey heid
their heads down, and their hats over their
faces, SO as W PlOIeSV
Aying dust thus concealing their features.
But the life of the young engineer had
taught him to keep his senses about him, ana
he allowed nothing to escape his notice: as
he was close to the corner, he detected the
figure of man who was trying to conceal
himself behind the trunk of large shade
tree. a few steps in front. Just opposite was
n street-lamp, which revealed his elbow and
one knee, as he softly moved around, with
view of keeping the shelter between him and
Jarvis. ~
'"That looks suspicious" thought JARVIS,
who moved close to the fence, and took ms
hands from his pockets, SO as to be ready to
defend himself, should it become necessary,
hut the stranger only shifted further around
the tree, as if his sole purpose was to avold
discovery.
eff he doesn't disturb me, I won't disturb
him. was the sensible conclusion OF the
youth. =,
He walked past the tree. without going
faster or slower. and cautiously watched over
his shoulder for any demonstration. None
was made, and he was about to turn the cor
ner. when he caught sight of a second per-
son, who approached from across the street
down which Jarvis was about to turn. AS
he came into view in the bright gaslight, the
young engineer recognized him as Godfrey
dunbar. doubtless returning from call on a
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

carried this down the street until opposite
the residence of the young man stepping
upon the porch, he rang the bell, and hand
ed it TO the servant, without word OF ex
panation.
Then he went home, and, not wishing to
alarm his mother, told her not word OIL
what had taken place. Indeed, it was a con
sidera BILE while before he made the slightest
reference to it in the presence of any one.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
CHAPTER XVII.
AZ ORDER ERoM GoprREY puNRAR

AN ORDER FROM GODFREY DUNBAR
GY0N TILE spring which followed, Jar
l&h Wis found he had been in the employ
ssks.@ of the company year and half,
l&V8l and had acted as engineer for
year. He was strong, hearty
young man. apparently more th@
twenty-one years DID, though, as the readN
knows, he was considerably younger.
He still ran the Accommodation line IN
tween Bayington and Des Cartes. lie coua
have had another before the superintendeiI
went away, had he wished it, but his run
suited him exactly, and his only misgiying
was that Godfrey Dunbar would take it from
him.
1t was during the season named that Jar
Wis stepped upon his engine at Bayington
minute or two before it was time to pull out
of the station with his train. He saw man
who hurried along the platform to the en-
CINE. In one hand he held closed umbrella
while the other was outs tretched to greet the
young engineer. He was smiling and pleased
Jarvis recognized him as Mr. Willett, his
old teacher, and he received him with much
warmth.
f'How far are-you going:v asked. the en-
gineer, after exchanging greetings. .#
Only to Merton Today is Saturday and
there is no school.
Wouldn't you like to ride on the engine?
=, We'll, if l won't be In the way, should
like 1T very much"
The fireman, hearing the words, quietly
motioned the teacher to his seat
Just then the signalbell overhead clinked
sharply, and the engineer started the train.
He was little disturbed, as he did so, TO
no tice that Godfrey Dunbar was standing at
the door of the baggage-car directly behind
the tender. This door was shut. but the
upper part was glass. and the acting assist
ant superintendent was looking straight at
the engineers cab.
Directly in front of Jarvis were some print.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

young lady to whom he was paying attention.
The two were brought directly face to face.
Godfrey was carrying small cane In his
Cigarette. His effemnate face was disfgured
by a sneer and he purposely diyerged toward
the street, as though to avoid passing near
him His manner was 80 Irritating that Jar
Wis stopped short, with some hot words trem,
bling on his lips; but Fortunately he checked
himself and. without speaking turned down
the side street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
CHAPTER XXvI.
GOOD WORKS.

.Y READERS will recall that mention
n has been made of an opposition rah-
u road company which was in process
;SSN Of formation. 1t was known as the
. Northern Trunk, and some months
after Jarvis Brinton was appointed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

Tom proved his sincerity in reforming by
taking the step named
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02
Continued From Last sunday
CHAPTER XIV.
GOOD FOR EVIL.

7FrER time, Jarvis Briuton reached
a the decision that he was acting un-
= manly in borrowing trouble over
&s9SSj what might never take place. lie
Sszsafs resolved that he would follow the
advice his excellent mother had
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-02

Continued ON Following Page
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

The Secretary Of the Treasury 4. now
In the market purchasing silver for
coins OF the United States for the
iirst time since the repeal Of the pur-
chase provision Of the sherman law
In 1893, nearly thirteen years ago.
This OF course does not mean that he
has resumed or IL going to resume
the coinsge OF silver dollars. lie has
no authority TO do that and 10 glad
he 10 not required TO DO u, IL means
only that silver Ia needed for add.
tional fractional silver coin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

Canada holds that II there IL 10 be
an snnexing on this continent she
should BE- the annexer, not the annex.
ed, The Dominion now exceeds the
United States in area by 100000
square miles. She comprises one third
Of the area OF the British empire, 10
aS large az thirty United Kingdoms,
eighteen Germanys and thirty-three
italy,. her seacoast equals half the
earth's circumference. and her ter
rhory stretches $500 miles one way
and 400 the other. But Canada's
total population doesn't equal the pop
ulstion OF Ned York and London
combined, and il IL people, not acres.
that constitute a country's greatness
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

IL not the happiest man or woman
the moot successful in the highest
sense Of the word? Given the com.
forte Of life, IL anything more deSir.
able than the sunshine OF Q happy
home, where loving wife and merry
healthy children abide. and where
friends cungreRate for cheerful, in.
spring association? Industry and
temperance and courage will bring
to any man the comfort ~ life. Add
10 this kind heart aud generous,
tactful consideration toward all men,
and life 10 complete,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29
osAfnsm Cannot be Cured

By local applications, ~ they eauno,
reach the diseased portion " the ear
There 10 only one way 10 sure deaine.,
snd ihA, 10 by constitutional remcdir,
Deafness 10 caused ny an ,nhsmrd con.
di,lon % the mncu. lining Of the Eus.
isehiAn Tube. When 'hs tube Q. in.
famed you have rnmb,ing sound or
,mperiec, hearing, aud wheu u 10 en-.
UrslT closed. deAfhe" 10 the result
aud unless the Inflammation ,an BE-
taken out and this tube restored to "a,
FORMAL condition, hearing vii, b. De.
sttcyed forever; nine eases DOT % ter
are cAussi by eataPFh, which 0. nothing
bot al ATTAINED condition Of the N geo,
surfaces.
We oil eive Ons Hundred ponsr,
fof any casa of deafnsss (eaossd nv
eatAFtAl that cannos be euFed hy Hall,
Ca,arrh Cure, send Tor circular. ire.
y J CWKxSEY A Co. Toledo. %
Sold by all draggis1s, Tse
rake Halle Family Pills for eons,.
pa,tce.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29
Jamestown EXPOSITION.

Determined IN Rave Florida repre-
sented in creditable manner at the
Great JampstoWD Exposition in 1907,
and &C no cost 10 the committee OF
Florida. Colonel 7. J. L. Brown, pres
ideht Of the state Fair Association and
Chief Commissioner 60 the James.
town Exposition by appointment OF
Governor Browsrd, has decided upon
and will carry out most excellent and
commendahle plan.
Colonel Brown intends that the va
rlous countieS' exhibits at the coming
State Fair shall he taken 90 Norfolk
directly after the fair closes, and az
no eXpen'e IN the counties PARTED.
Mating. In Norfolk be has entere'
into contract with one OF the grea
est storage warehouses In the country
to care for the prducts, particularly
those OF a periphable nature. until the
Exposition. which will be attended by
hundreds OF thousands al people from
all sections OF the country and civ
ilized world, opens. This will be done
1T the expense OF the Exposition Com
and in order TO secure credit.
able representation it is the duty Of
The commissioners Of every county in
Florida to make preparations for hav-
ing their county represented at the
lair, appointing q commissioner to
SOLICIT eXhibit', and making such an
appropriation as IL necessary to deiray
he SEXUAL expenses OF exhibiting at
he fair. This should he done at the
September meeting. In this way the
'ounties will be represented without
'ost at the GREAT jamestown Exposi-
ion, and the State will be benefited
intellectually
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

The women will never get over be.
ing Indignant because widows
handle" men 80 easily, aud marry
with 80 little difficulty wtdow.
handle" men because they know
them, A woman Who has passed
through the siege With one man know.
another man preIIy well aud ia mao
fools around her much che will land
him ~ n husband u she wants him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

There should be 81 r,ghi.hour DAY
for fashionable women We cannot
tait 'eAndai continuously for twelve
as We do noW," saysa LOndon sosiety
leader Hob Even hinI q, saeh a
Lac IN Amsr'ss Gnd there sOald BE- =
pssticoAied tsoslhOH.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

A piece OF g'ouud hve inches vide
vas sold in New York recently for
t2,0oo. The purchaser probably IN.
tends TO putA thirty.nve story build.
Ing on IL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

General A scott 90 UtvenWood.
iack'ou county Ia dead Tie was
'hetiti OF the county Tor tWsH,y years
aud grand old man whom u vas 40
honor 10 khow Peace 10 hu ashes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

Professional bachelors and old maids
in Iowa who are discussing marriage
should be careful, as they are on dan
gerous ground. The marriage sug-
gestion ia one that tho average young
person will Hrst endure, then pity,
then embrace.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-29

Written especially Tor Ganesvil'e Daily Sun.
Back OF the deed is the doer; back
of the d,er 10 the dream; back Of the
dream 10 the invisible spirit-and he's
weaving an infinite scheme.
Bishop Wilson declares that a post
mortem examination Of his heart will
reveal the map OF China, So il ought
to be OF every ideal that controls us.
Live more in the present let the fu-
tuTe be. By that means you'll save
yourself deal OF worry. Imaginary
troubles are always worse than real
ones.
Admiral Togo. in bidding farewell
after the great victory, gave utterance
to this wonderful advise: "Victors,
tie your helmet.strinRs tighter" 9th.
er battles we're to be fought.
We are born to move with the great
horde OF humanity, but there is an in-
ner circle. Within this radius the
respondent heart unloads its care.
Here we enjoy the luxury OF a bosom
friend.
Lots OF people keep their religion
like the boy who has found a new kind
OF firewoIks They hold it 10 just such
q way that they can drop the old thing
the minute IL shows signs Of doing
anything
Hannibal, who was so great a strste-
Rst and who wac believed not TO know
human fear, studied not so much his
own case rs that OF his enemies, and
imagined beforehand what they
would do.
A train detoured over another road
than its own takes on "a pilot" He
Ia an extra engineer that knows the
road So are silver hairs to youth
they're our pilots. To ignore them
means wrecksRe.