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Operation Successful.

". II. McMsnus, of Colorado
Springs, who was run over by Rio
Grande freight train a. Portland yes
terday at 10 ;45 p. M. was taken to
Wards hospital, Canon City on No.
1, arriving there about 3 O'Clock tt
right leg was nmputsted above
the knee. the operation being success
full, but the unfortunate man had
lost 90 much blood before the opera
tion that he could not recover from
the shock and died an hour later
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1922 France. Italy and Sweden
chosen as Behring sea arbitrators.
ls93--Henry O. DeMille died.
l895-State printing house burned
vt Harrisburg, Pa.
ls07--McKinley and Hobard for
,nsliy elected by electoral college.
1s9s-Mme. Caudelario. lsst sur
viyor Of the massacre Of the Alamo ia
1896. died.
1899 Great blizzard in Baltimore.
Executive mansion at Frank
fort. Ky. burned.
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ton. D. o.:
Frank Giddings. Ft. Collins. water
head gate, sold. Henry Hildebrand.
Denver. autom aticslly operating fire
extinauisher, sold. Edward Hughes.
Gladstone, air brake. sold. Ira
Mitchell. Meeker. adjustable crank
disk, sold. Frank Paradice. Denver,
syst IN for sprinkling lawns. gardens.
greenhouses. parks. etc.
Copies OF any of the above patents
will be furnished to our readers al
cost price, We cents each. by D. Swift
g. Co.. Washington, D. O., oul
special patent correspondents.
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This Date in History.

15sa-Iohn s, Duranti. first presi-
dent OF parliament Of Toulouse. killed.
ls5s-Passage Of Charles x over
the great belt.
1ss7-Attack on Lancaster. Mass.
by Indians.
i755-Baron De Montesquieu died.
i7s6-Dr. b. 8. Barton born.
Died Dec. 10, 1915.
179s-OocupAtion Of Rome by the
French.
lsO4-Charles vi. renounoed his
protest against alienation by France
Of Louisiana.
1s07-British House of Lords abb
olished slave trade
1903 Russia declared war against
Sweden
ls29-Pope Leo XII. died.
1s4o-Marriage of Queen Victoria
and Albert Of SAKE. Conbnrg.
Is52-Gold medal presented tc
Henry Clay by New York friends.
1854 General Herrera expression
of Mexico, died. Born 1893.
1851. s. Senator James Guthrie
OF Kentucky resigned.
1872 Reform charter introduced II
the New York legislature.
Is74-Iuvasion Of Bilbao by tn
Carlists.
Iss5-Martial law proclaimed II
Panama.
l8s7-Mrs. Henry Wood, Englisl
novelist. died.
iss9-Legislatures Of western state
investigated dressed beef trust.
1s90-President Harrison signe'
proclamation opening the Sioux reser
vation.
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Sick Headache.

This distressing ailment results from
disordered condition Of the stomach.
All that is needed to effect cure is a
dose or two of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. In fact, the attack
may be warded off, or greatly lessened in
severity, by taking a dose of these Tab
lets as soon as the first symptom OF an
attack appears. Sold by all dealers. TIT
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F. & C. C. Excursion

Cripple Greek Sunday, Feb. II. Special
train leaves Florence at a. m. re-
turning arriving at Florence at 7:So
D. IN. Fare 81. so for the round trip.
3337 Freeman Sumner, Agent.
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office.

Mr.. Masters has secured the ser.
vices Of F. D. Trip. PHOTOGRAPHER
for years in the employ Of Howard OF
Pueblo and one of the best artists in
the st tie. Studio always open and
your wants supplied as usual.
II Masters. 1l3 W. Main Street.
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Group

Begins with the symptoms OF COM
mon cold; there is chilliness, sneezing,
sore throat, hot skin, quick pulse, hoarse-
ness and impeded respiration. Give fre-
quent small doses Of Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup, (the child will cry for it,
and at the first sign OF a croupy cough
apply frequently Ballard,s SnO Linl-
ment to the throat.
Mrs. A. vliet, Now Castle, Colorado
writes, March 10, 1902: think Ballard's
Horehound Syrup a wonderful remedy
and SO pleasant to take. For sale b,
Florence Palace Pharmacy and A. A
Hull. t''
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BUSINESS MEETING-Th bust
ness meeting of the Epworth League
will be held next Monday night at the
hoe of M;ss Graoe Lobach. 36 81
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High grade garden hose at Uhri 8
bicycle shop. 1os Pixies Peak. "a -4o
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Tribune want ada. bring results
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Colorado Inventors.

The following patents were issued
this week 10 Colorado inventors. re-
ported by D. Swift & Co Washing
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Deaf Three Years
Hears Instantly


Mrs D. rSnodefsf. lying a. $50
spruce ST. Columbus chic Is reloic
ing over the sudden Iestration 81 hcr
sense a. hsaslng after bslhr deorvsd
~ u Cor neaely three yclre saws q
letter from thai city
1he cause of her afriieiuun sop.
9oscd % have been rafosrah which
effected the RIGHT car as to Totally de-
s-oS the hearing
few days ago VII reading n
newspapos shr noticed an account nf
shniiar case that had bcon bencntea
ht y. e Coorors new medimnes and
rs Coop hapuened to ho n tile citt
at hat time went Immediately 10 see
him. She WIS told that the prepare
tons would benent her ana consented
% a demonstration. few drops NJ
one Of the remedies wcs poured into
he's ears ana then the members were
gently rubbed uuin She aufai cavity
was saturated and the medicine wac
absorbed. Tests were uade and ac-
cordiaR 20 he- statement Mrs Knod-
rer could hear eveythhe from the
afflicted ear within hve minutes aftes
the demonstration WIS made.
When seen aftsrward she was en-
thusiastlc ~ hes praise Of the younr
man and is medicines and verified
the story Her statements were prac-
tlyaily g friteatiou Of the above.
There seems 70 hy no end 90 the re-
markable work that Coopcr IS dollp
with hls medicines and rosults IN var
ious eases that have recently been made
aaelic seem 70 psove his claim that they
can be used IN thcehowe with as much
success as though applied BY him or MS
physicians,
Several cases ~ a simiia nature have
been reported in Guthrie and at r. r.
Lille & Co.'s drug store where the pre-
parations are sold It IA said that the
sillc bas b~en enormous. The rsopara-
tlons arc known ae Cooper's New Dis
covery ans coouer's ou'sS Relief
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with misdemeanor. may be tried IN the
probate court by jury Of only six per-
sons Is in conflict with the federal con
stitutiou and Is therefore unconstltu-
tioal and void. The court holds that the
jury to be legal must be composed Of
twelve persons. The decision Of the SUI
preme court reverses the lower court and
gives Bettge a new trial upon a charge
Of selling liquor without llceuSe
The case in which Bid Perkins. Of
Beaver county. was sents aced for steal
ing domestic animals was reversed by
the supreme court. Associate JUS
tice Burwell holds that because Perkins
did not testify in his owa behah when
arraigned iu the loves court and tn
prosecuting attorney, Juige Loughbor-
row, commented upon the fact IN bis re-
marks TO the jury, the case Is reversible
The decision Of the dist-ict court OF
Woods county whereby sabln Tucker
was convicted on a charge OF selling a
forged check aad sentenced to serve
a term in the ps}itentia y, was con-
hrmed by Associate Justice Irwin IN the
supreme court.
Judge Irwin also affirmed the opinion
Of the district court OF Peyne county In
Kendall, IN which the latter was given a
Judgment OF S57 against Long. resulting
from the sale by Long r Kendall OF a
stock Of merchandise. Kendall claims
that the stock did not involve what it
was guaranteed TO him 10 be worth and
he sued for 81. 500 damage
The supreme court affirr d the docision
81 Judge Hainer, ia The district court Of
Noble county, refusing 10 issue writ OF
mandamus IN il ease where J b Beadles
cs Guthria is attempting 10 fovce the
collection Of $4,000 old city o. Perry
warrants. Eeadlos formerly lost he
Original case in the district ald supreme
courts ana the present action psalng a
writ of mandamus was commenced fl
order 10 take an aDpeal 20 the United
states supreme court This viii be done
The opiaion iu This ease b by Justice
Buawen.
Although the territorial oh Inspection
law is upheld. tie decision OF the lower
court in the case % the Richardson Gay
on company Vs. - A. Ashton. territorial
oil Inspector s. reversed. OH shipped
into Oklahoma by the compaag had been
duly Inspected II was aftorward taken
out Of Oklahoma and stored Ia "a ware
house ia chiclasha l. q. II was then
brought iato Oklahoma sec0ld time
and Inspector Ashton held that II must
be inspected again. HE contention wds
upheld by the distctct court Of Logan
county. In an opinion by Justice Hainer.
the supreme court holds that where Oh
is brought into OkiahoTra pud flspectsd.
then stored IN ware IS Sc outside IN
the same barrels and reeeptaoles. no Sec
ond flsBection Is necessary.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
Dauy Is held liable by the suDrema courl
for delays Ia case brought by the
Blackwell NH and Elevator company
The court holds that The stipulation 10
the companys contract ~ which the
company seeks 20 limit liability unless
messages nse repeated. Is void when She
liability results from avoidable delays
The opinion by Justice PancoAst. re-
verses the district court of Kay coulty
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SOME DECISIONS
Handed Down At Recent Session Of the
Supreme Court.


Reversing the decision n Judge r. A.
billups m the probate court OF Washita
county. that cotton Il not considered a
crop unde- the Oklahoma statutes. and
that insurance companies cannot legally
insure that product and c.lect the in
surance premiums. the oklahoma SUI
7reme court here decided that cot
ton Is "a crop and may be insured BY the
insurance companies
This decision affects six insurance
cases from Nhshita county IN which the
state Mutual Insurance COMPANY sued
on premium noes given Oh poiiciss. which
insured growing cotton. 'fhe farmers re-
fused g pay the prem ums on the
grounds that they were not legal Ia that
the company had no light 70 insure cot
ton Judge Biliups decided m favor Of
the farmers.
The decision on appel in the cotton
case Was handed down by Judge Hainer.
the test case being agaira r.. b cleav
enger in which the court held that tine
word crop in its broader sense. means
the porducts of the soil. which are raised
or grown annually. ead are gathered
during q single season" and that the
words other cops usea 10 the section
o. session laws Of 1884 brought 10 ques-
tion in this suit include g'o%ing coftt1
Justice Hainef also slibniited an opln-
lon n the case 81 Otto peftge W Tho
Territory from Lincoln c0uAt5 ln which
he holds taat the rroTlsien - me Ok
lahoHaa aistute ,aat pAfson. chasged
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MILITARY SURGEONS MEET.


Buffalo n. Y. Sept 1.-THE Asso-
citation Of Military Surgeons OF the
United stater began its ffteenth annual
convention " Buffalo TO-DAY and viii re-
main in sesNion until the ed Of the
week. The medical depa stments Of the
army and navy of the United states and
Of the national guard Of the different
states are represented az the gathering
which win be devoted 10 the reading Of
papers and the discussion Of subjects
relating 70 recent progress and improve
ments in military survey. hygiene.
field hospital service. etc
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oAlAfoRNlA osMooaArs.


seven and eight hundred delegates, with
considerable number Of visitors were
present here today when the Democratic
state convention was called 10 oder The
convention win name candidates for gov
erno7 ad other state Officers TO be chosen
IN November There are several aspir-
ants FOR nearly every place and the final
make-pp q the ticket cn rot be fore
casted with amy asgree Of certainty.
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Mrs. J. J. Hildreth left on the after
noon t.ain Monday for Milton, Kansas,
to be with her sister who has suffered
relapse and is again quite seriously IN.
Al the residence Of Rev. and Mrs. W.
A. Humphrey this evening Miss DunlSin.
assisted by several OF her plano students
will give recital. The proceeds Of the
entertainment win be applied to the pipe
organ motor fund
Miss Hedwig Braun left this mo7ning
for sulphur Springs, to spend the week
end.
Mrs Fsank Lands. Of .sxedee /. r., Is
spending the day here as guest Of Mrs
Fred Johnson
Friends Miss jamie Hagar are re-
ce,virs com her this week many prett5
ana nvel souvenirs OF her delightful trip
through the south
MIS- F. F. Rosenblatt Of ST. Joe. NJ.
a7rived IN the city This morning and win
visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Adler, at
62s North Broad street, for a week or
two.
Mics Lora Davis win entertain her
Sunday school class We'd. sday evening
at the home Of Rev an1 Mrs ]. e.
Disch, on South Broad street from
seven until nine O'Clock
NJ. ana Mrs. r. A. Johnson had few
friends In 10 spend the evening infor-
mally Monday complimentary 20 M.
Henry Hoffman Of oalah, ma City. who
IS the guest for few days this week OF
Orville Frantz. Whist was played. The
guests included Misses Gertrude and
Louise Pattison. Hedw1g Braun. M and
MS Galen Crow, Mr. Frentz, d.. A. C.
Render and II. w Penteoost
The Cambridge club Annex met Mon
day afternoon in the club rooms at
Carnegie library and continued the read
Ing Of Grace Atherton's. THE Con-
qrerorr II "a very Bile that the
Cambridge club win not resume tke fan
meetings for a cuple I weeks yet Many
OF the members are oug ~ the city and
have not returned home The president.
Mrs j. s. Lyon. win announce though
these columns the initial meeting for the
fairterm Of the club II IL Is decided not
% begin the Cambridge work f0r q few
weeks yet. the Annex viii hold q see-
sion Monday afternoon.
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California. Monday September 3. The
bride received as a wedding gift from
Wolf a Sons Commission company.
whose store at Manila Philippine Is
lands she had managed during the span
ish-American war a check for $1,000. NJ.
Cussen is travelling salesman in the West
for two large New Yo-N commission
houses. Mr. and Ms Cusseu will be
at hone to their friends IN Can Fran
cisco after October l.
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WELL woRrH Trying.

W. II. Brown. the popular pension
Of Pittsaeld, Vt, says Next
TO pension. the best thing to get is Or.
Kinks New Life Pfls." Ho drites: they
keep my family n splendid health"
Quick cure for Headache. Constipation
and biliousaess, CSC Guaranteed at all
drug stores.
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WednesdaY.

Mrs. f. s. Barde enteTtains the Kar-
tenspie club in faterloon. m
Beland- -Raymake~ wedding in eveff.ig
Ladies Social circle First Presbyterian
churcii meets in afternoon with Mrs c.
r. seek 81 East Noble avenue.
Miss Lora Davis entertains In evening
from seven until nine o'clock, Sunday
school class at residence of Rev. and
Mrs. j. e. Disch.
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pAvMAsrsa osnsaAL asrIags.

tBy Associated press.)
Washingtcu. y. c.. Sept H. -Hriga-
der General Francis S Dodge. who has
served as paymaster general VI the army
during the past two yea-s was placed
on the retired list today. having reached
the age Of 81 years. the Emit for active
service "a the army General Dodge is
native OF Massachusetts, and served
during the civil wag as a private In the
2sd Massachusetts, Volunteer Infantry
At the close of the war he was appointed
lieutenant In the 9TH &. s. Cavalry.
From 1867 to 1875 ne Sc we'd In Texas.
and during the three yeas. following he
was stationed at various points IA New
Mexico and Colorado. lie was hrovetted
major ana awarded the congressional
medal Of honor for gallant services IN
action against the indians near AIM
Greek, Colo. General Dodge is succeed
ed as paymaster-gencrai BY Colonel sniff
fen. who was private seer. tary to Presl-
dent Grant
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AR. Mike cussen 81 this city today re-
oeived the announcement Of the mar
-iage of his brother. Mr John A. cussen.
10 Miss Nellie connor. al Mountain View.
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Red School Houce School SHOES are
the best for boys and gi-ls. $50, s1.75.
and S200.-ROBINSON.
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one o'clock luncheon
Mrs. Frank Lyon hostess to Thursday
Afternoon Whist club
Friday.
Mrs. John J. Boles. sOA East Villas
avenue, hostess ia afternoon 10 Guthrie
Whist club
Miss Lillian Burdette has gone to
Wichita 70 spend couple OF weeks visit
ing fdends and relatives
Airs. \. F. cheadle ana her sister.
Miss Byrd Blackwell. are visiting In Ok
ahoma City this week
Mr. ana Mrs r. V. Blake returned
Mond3y from a pleasant over Sunday
visit with friends Ia Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Harvey Of Townsend Montana
Is the guest this week OF her sister. Mrs
c. NJ. sorensen. $50 East Springer ave-
nue..
County Superintendent Of schools and
Ms. O. W. Derrick are IL Perry tais
week. guests Of M. and Mrs Elmer +.
Morgan.
Mr.. Orvnle Frantz is ei tertaiaing this
week At the Mansion house. on East
Noble avenue M Henry HOFFMAN. Of
qhcma City.
Fred I. Wr>aer home from ST.
Lot where che accompanied her son
Robert who wsl attend school there
this fan aud winter
The Ladies' Social circle of 'the First
Presbyterian church win meet on Wee
NJ az afternoon vita Mrt C. r. Peck
East Noble avenue
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Henry podd left this morning for a
visit in wichita.
r. % Douglas returepd 20 casbion on
the morning train.
p- Smiley returned to Kansas city on
the morning train.
w G. strauss. Of New York, Is among
the Guthrie visitors.
United states John Abe.nathy leaves
tonight for l.awton
Claude Baker came down from Ponca
city on the noon train
]. u. cotterai IS amors the Gutheie
people in oklahonatown
r.. $ niggcnbotham is yisito, in the
city from Des Moines, Iowa.
Secretary Charles Fiison went to Okla
homa CITY ON the morning train
W. r. Brumkner, OF da1be4. Is visi-
tor IN the Capital City tccay
A. Il. Huat ana daughters, ella and
May are over from pawhuska.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross smti are IN Per-
Sins tday visiting Mr., smith's mothe-.
Secretary McNabb. or the department
Of agriculture Is In ok'aho,na city to-
day
John Hin and Lewis Alton. two pr9mi-
nent business men Of Fort Smith are IN
the city.
Paul. McNeai went 10 Oklahoma City
on tho morning train to bring back his
autohobile.
Assistant United states Attorney John
soothorn is IN Chandler lhis week at-
tending court
Fentou B clark Is ass.siine with the
recordlne work az tbs distiici clerks or
flee this week.
Heine Reitz formey member Of the
cuthrie baseball club carte over from
saltwater mst evening
superintendent A. g. rice or enc
Santa ne was IN the city today between
trains from Arsaosas city
y H. Leach. OF Enid ana John q.
Koons of Oklahoma citv postonice ln-
spectors were 10 town today
). J.. Deets, } C. Koon p. Potter
ana W y. Harper Jr, are among The
oklahoma city visitors ia town.
Mrs G. ~ sarenson ana litile dough-
ter. Marie. have returned from Montana
where they spent the summer.
Guy Owens lefi on the noon train fof
Durant. J. r.. 70 adjust a claim fos the
Mutual Life Insurance company
Frank Ley. Of the Fana,ss Mutual In
su-ance company, returned today from
seyySs; days visit with frienda ia Perry
John and Dave Campbell, employed az
the Elas barber shop, Rave gone 70
Blackwell called there By the death Of
their sister.
Frank shewmake. traye.i-s salesman
ia the IaughBn- -shewmake wholesale
lieu0r company is 10 Bliss for few
days thie week.
NJ Taug travelling sa'esinag for the
oliver Typewriter company. has moved
hie family from KaHsqs city 10 SIS Easi
Springer avenue 10 Gun.-ie.
Governor Frantx went 20 Oklahoma
city GA the morning train 70 attend a
joint meeting of the Republican central
committees Of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory
W n. Dial recently appointed Usage
fieeuon eommissioner returned this
moplne 70 MS home az Foraker. having
been ktre fof several days conferflus
With tse department onlci,is
Deputy iiulied sfafes Narehal John
Freeman Ibrouent oVey from IIoniny
osass ua ". ihls piosnins y o. Halo
-. -.
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Tuesday.
PROSPECTUS.

iuesday.
Shakespeare club meets in aftenooa
at library club rooms
Recital In evening at residence OF Rev
ard Mrs. w. A. Humphrey for pipe orgaa
motor fund OF First Christian church
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thursday.

AIRS. $ X. Van Voorhees, entertaIps at
one o'clock luncheon
Mrs. Fraais Lyon hostess to Thursday
Afternoon Whist club
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When you have a cold q is well 70 be
very careful about using anything that
viii cause constipation BE particularly
careful about preparations containing
opiates. Use Kenaedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar which stops tn cough and
moves the bowels. Sold Ly c. r. Renfro.
stckney's Joha Eliot the last new
nve ccat cigar TO come 70 town. Olsmith
has 81
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Mrs. J. J. Hndreth left on the after
noon tain Monday for Milton, Kansas,
TO be with her sister who has suffered a
relapse and is again quea seriously IN.
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The Ladies Social circle Of rihe First
Presbyterian church win meet on Wee
~ az afternoon vita Mrs C. r. Peck
East Noble avenue.
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Al the residence Of Rev. and Mrs. w.
A. Humphrey this evening Miss DunlSin.
assisted by several OF her plano students
will give a recital. The proceeds Of the
entertainment win be applied to the pipe
organ motor fund.
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Deputy l'ulied states Marshal John
Freeman lbrouehi oeeS from lIoioiny
oaaEs "a ". lhls aie.nlns .. 9. HalIo-
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Friday.

Mrs John J. Boles. s0a East Villas
avenue, hostess ia afternoon 10 Guthrie
Whist club.
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Governor Frantz went 10 oklahoma
city GA the morning train % attend a
joint meeting of the Republican central
committees of Oklahoma and Indian
Territory
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M-. Traug travelling sa'esmaq FOR the
oliver Typewriter company, has moved
hls family from KaHsas city 10 sl5 Easi
SPRINGER avenue, 10 Gun.-ie.