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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27
King-Luthey Wedding.

The marriage OF Miss Florence
Luthy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Luthy. OF Macleay, to Mr.. Al
bert King. of Mitchell, Or, was SOL
emnized at the Luthy home, Wednes-
day. October 26th, in the presence
of a large number of relatives and
friends.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed. cedar. ferns and potted plants
were In the front parlor. the bridal
party standing under a canopy of
gren and white. The back parlor
and dining room were decorated in
sweet briar and ivy. autumn leaves
and dahlias.
At 1880 a. m. TO the strains Of
the wedding march, played by Miss
Ethel Thompson, the bridal party en-
tered the room. where they were
met by Rev. p. S. Knight, who per-
formed the impressive ceremony.
The bride was sweet in n dainty gown
of white. and carried an arm bou-
quet OF white carnations. Miss Mary
Scott. of Portland. was bridesmaid,
and wore n pink gown, and carried
pink carnations,
The groom was attended by his
brother. Charles King. of this city,
as best man.
After the hearty congratulations
dainty luncheon was served. Those
who assisted In the dining room
We're the Misses Marie kissing,
Ethel Thompson. Bess and FRANKIE
Alexander and inertia Siegmund,
A 9 O'Clock the young couple left
the home amid a shower of rice and
left for the city in a carriage, which
was decorated with ribbon stream
ers. old shoes and humorous signs.
The brides boquet, thrown from
the carriage, was caught by four
young ladies.
Both the young people are well
aud fayorably known. The bride is
popular young woman OF the Mac
leay neighborhood, and has many
friends In this city, The groom is in
the employ OF the oakes Mercantile
Company. of Mitchell, Or. He is a
former Marion county boy, and has
( lived east OF Salem all his life, until
three years ago he went 10 Mitchell,
where they will reside,
They were the recipients of large
number OF useful and costly presents
The groom Is n brother OF Mrs.
James McCourt and Charles w,
King, OF this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27

During the course of the evening
a banquet was served, at which Mr..
John Bayne was toastmaster. Among
some of the toasts responded to
were: THE Officers of the Church. /"
d. j. Fry; "The Christian Endeavor
Society,"" Elmo White; "The Sunday
School," r. j. Hendricks; "The
Young Mems Christian Association. :"
G. A. Forbes; The Missionary Socie-
ty," Mrs. r. j. Hendricks; "The
Membership of the Church." Mrs. A.
H. Dodd. Each and every toast was
well chosen, and most interestingly
discussed.
A large number of people were
present, including the entire men,
bership of the church, and the cler-
gymen and their wives of the city.
The prospects for a good years
work is very encouraging, and the
people feel very fortunate in secur-
ing such a man as Rev. Dell for their
pastor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27
Ohmart-Lec Wedding.

The marriage OF Miss Gracia Lee
to Mr.. Roy V. ohmart was celebrat-
ed Sunday, October 21st. at the home
of the brides uncle. John Walden,
at Weston. Oregon, and large num-
ber OF relatives and friends were
present
The decorations were elaborate
throughout the house. Autumn foli-
age, ferns and cut flowers were abun-
dainty used The dining room was
Especially beautiful Streamers OF
white satin ribbon were suspended
TO the corners OF the table, and the
centerpiece was an immense bouquet
of chrysanthemums,
At IL O'Clock Mrs. Mary Bassett,
OF Weston. aunt of the bride. played
Mendelssohn's wedding march, and
| the young couple entered the parlors.
where the ceremony was pronounced.
after which a wedding luncheon was
served.
The bride wore a handsome gown
OF white silk organdie. with silk lace
trimmings, and carried shower
bouquet OF white chrysanthemums
Many beautiful presents were res
ceived
Among the guests four generations
OF the family were represented
Mr.. and Mrs. ohmart spent their
honeymoon in Walla Walla and Port
land. and are now at home on the
groom's farm south OF Salem. Al
though the brides home is at wes-
ton. she Is not unknown 10 Salem
people. having spent two years with
Mrs. Pitman and Mrs. ]. Hinnel. on
south Commercial street. OF this city
She is a most estimable young wo-
man. and has taught In the schools
OF Southern Oregon and Washington
for some time past.
The groom Is native son OF Sa-
lem. He 10 the oldest son OF Mrs.
Adam ohmart. and Is q graduate OF
the Salem public schools and the VIII
lamette University. and Is a man Of
sterling business qualities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27

AS advantageously at our meat mar
ket as the older folks. We give the
most careful attention to all orders,
and sell none but the best OF meats.
f. c. CROSS,
State street Market Phone 29i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27
Pleasant Reception.

Mrs. George II. Jones entertained
about hfty ladies' Wednesday after
noon. complimentary to Miss Kitter-
edge, OF Salem. Mass. who is here 10
spend the winter with her.
The decorations were beautiful In
all the rooms. The reception hall
where Mrs. Jones and Miss Kit
teredge received the guests was
fragrant with bouquets OF cut
flowers. The dining room was espe-
ciaily beautiful, being in pink and
green. roses and smilax carrying out
pretty scheme. Mrs. William
Brown, Mrs. w II, Eldredse and
Mas Catherine Carmichael assisted
IN the serving OF n dainty collation..
Mrs Halle Parrish Hinges render
ed several selection during the after
noon. and Mrs. ID, +. Carnes, at the
piano, assisted by Miss Lille Siege
on the violin. rendered pleasant
music throughout the time. Little
Halle Hinges waited at the door,
Miss Kittridge, who Is a lady OF
bright personality and charming
manners has already won many
friends. and viii be a welcome ae-
ouisition 10 Salem social circles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27
SOCIAL PAGE.
!. and Woman's Department


lovely throughout the rooms, sweet
briar foliage and ferns predominant
ing.
Mrs. A. n. Bush, Mrs. p. II. Ray
mond, Mrs. Florence Irwin and Miss
Calista Moore as committee as
sisted in receiving and entertaining.
Five Hundred" was played through
out the afternoon, and the prize was
won by Mrs. Helen Catch. Light re-
freshments were served.
Two Parties Tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Moore will en-
tertain about thirty of the employees
from the Oregon insane asylum and
few outside friends at their pleas
ant home, corner Leslie and Capital
streets this evening at a 900" par
ty.
Ralph Moores, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. n. Moores, gives a party this
evening for the senior class of the
Salem high school, of which he is a
member.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27
They have a wide circle OF friends
who extend their best wishes.
knights Entertain.


The Knights of Pythias gave a
most interesting entertainment
Thursday evening. when Grand Chief
Laura Hooghkirk was present. Pro-
gressive whist was played during the
time, the first prize. a handsome
wooden, brass-bound. loving cup. with
horn handles. was won by Mr.. Chas.
Pomeroy, and the ladies' prize. a
hand-painted china plate. was won
by Miss Nellie Peterson.
Lunch was served at midnight. af-
ter which the grand chief gave an
entertaining talk. in which she told
of the work of the Knights and Rath-
bone Sisters. Mrs. .Hooghkirk Is a
woman OF pleasing personality. and
makes friends wherever she goes.
The only regret OF the lodge was
that Captain Hooghkirk could not be
present at this time. He is also a
successful and enthusiastic worker
for the lodges.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27
w. II. c. Meets.

The sewing society of the Wo-
mems Relief Corps met with Mrs.
w. H. Byars Thursday, and profit
able and pleasant afternoon was
spent. Mrs. Byars and Mrs. Wright
served refreshments.
At the next regular meeting, which
will be Tuesday, November 9Th, the
department president, Mrs. Mary
.Hildreth, of Grants Pass, will be
here on a tour of inspection. 1t is
hoped that all the members will be
present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27
Farewell Party.

A farewell party will be given
Miss Margaret Hanset this evening
by Misses Grace Scott and Chloe
Bashor at the Scott residence on
Highland avenue. Miss Hanset leaves
soon for Portland TO reside.
Bond-Wiles.
Mr.. Roy s. Bond and Miss Laura
S. Wiles were married Thursday
evening in this city. The groom in
justice of the peace of the Silverton
district. and the bride is also a resi-
dent of Silverton and popular among
a large circle of friends, both there
and in this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27
Wedding Announcement.

Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss Edith Eyre. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Eyre, to Dr. y. III,
White TO take place at the Eyre
home. 1873 Mil street, Wednesday
evening. October Sist, at $ o'clock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27
.Fye Hundred Par.y.s

One OF the most successful Affairs
of the past week was the 500
party given AZ the home OF Judge
and Mrs y, A. Moore. on Oak street.
Taesdaylby tho salem Public Library
Board. The house decorations were
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-27

Salem as Social center - JpH'
beginning TO be an assured fact. and
Dame Fashion and Madame Rumo'
have their heads together, and they
tell of many pleasant events for the
coming season. The past week has
been the scene Of several delightful
events, and the weddings have been
an almost very day AFFAIR, but just
as pleasant for all that. The asylum
employees were to have given their
special dance Friday evening but
owing to their planning for Hal
Iowe'en play which they are to give,
Il was postponed. "All Saints Eve,
or Halloween will be celebrated In
many homes throughout the city,
and will be a gala event.
Observation-Disclosures Wedding
The wedding of Miss Lou Arm
strong and Mr.. Leroy Buckingham
occurred Wednesday evening at
O'Clock at the Armstrong home In
the presence OF about thirty rela-
tiyes and friends. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. P. s. Knight.
The decorations were artistic and
beautiful. The parlor was In white
and green, bower OF ferns and ivy,
from which basket OF white chrys-
a
ting background for the wedding
party. The dining room was In red,
autumn leaves and roses being used
The wedding march was played by
Miss Jessie Keeton, who rendered
MELODY OF Love" during the cere-
mony The bride made a lovely pic
ture in her gown of cream silk crepe
dc chine. with trimmings OF en-
broldered chiffon. She carried an
arm bouquet OF large white chryssn-
themums. The bridesmaid Miss
Lena McIntIre. wore cream albatross
and carried shower bouquet of
white carnations. The groom was
attended by HIS best man, Harvey VI.
Newell, OF Portland.
Mrs. Paul Schmidt. of Portland,
and Miss Elizabeth Keeton assisted
In the serving The brides bouquet
was caught by Miss Jessie Keeton.
The young couple left on the late
train for Los Angeles and other
southern points. where they will
spend several weeks. They will also
stop at Palo Alto and visit the
groom's mother and sister
There were the recipients of many
handsome and useful presents.
The bride is native Salem girl.
where she graduated from its schools
aud grew TO womanhood, and is n
charming young lady. Mr.. Bucking-
ham, more familiarly known as
Deacon" Is also native son. and
IL popular among large number OF
friends. He has been prominent In
college athletics. and is known up
and down the Willamette valley. lie
IL the candy maker at the confection'
cry store of Fuller a Douglas.
They will he at home to their
friends at their home on South Com
mercial after December 1.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-01-01

Our Mems $3.50 Wool Plush
Underwear will 90 at our Jan.
uary Clearance - -
Sale. per garment 4 20
Our Mems S1.W FIeece.Lined
Underwear will 90 at our Jan.
uary Clearance = -
Sale. per garment ooI
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

Tie council uu meet tonight
There IS likely 10 h. considerable
buslns. a. one er two petitions for
street pacing under tie Curtis hlll
viii b presented. and ether matters
will eome 90
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KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET


Nsssiss s g4s Ol.ssHesu
stoek Yania. Kansas city No,
April s9ih ise OnlY few cAltle
arrlvNa in tAs quarantine division
lAai seek after Mnnany. bot such IS
came eci the benefit q tie advances
around Is CENTS made atsf tie MD.
die q TIE eesk sdppiy n ths gear.
antins division today Is s load, al
of it led stun buf nothing Included
atore fair 20 GOOD quality Top steers
TO-DAY ~ NV several bunelses II aae0 to
tl.ls h8t Biesi II tils steers a. s4ls
% s4s5 EssFYghlng f steers today.
IN ihe native division although tie
run Is llhfrai. tie market issieAdy 10
d43 holding tie advance made last
Wees E0rh week recently . hiE ran
NondaY aud Tuesday has heen OIL.
lowed hY small receipts aua higher
mafket later Ii tie seek. aud tI.is
naF ieste case this week Az banda
aefs empfy Il cattle today, AID bay.
sn wsfe out eAglf and boaeht llger-
'aDg Rseelpis naturally aNlndis a
tiils Sason although certain mum.
rf ~ cattle in native territory aru
alwafs tea f0g fhe NAg market
sonlisen Texas Nili Dot furnish -
many ia May tbs year IS lasf
llog fun last seek vas sl0QQ lead
sapplf to.aay i0ea market 6to
20 leasr TO-DAY top q 49, buik 81
sales . p q q g. light weights up
t0 k at p.gs tsg 10 tso8 Tie
narset aaS lower tie maidle ct last
sees hgt best Uaga SOLD ai 81 % SAT-
afiaY and il Ioaks llae Receipts -
sYouud 00oQ hoys pef seek can be
hWFilei sc TIE hlsh level uo3 ruling
sapp.i t9r Aefl shows q galn 81 81
epo head oFer #si April and prices
have averaged b higher ahich lual
Gates the strength 81 the demand
tamts gained 4 a. g eents fasi
nees. a. uc cna q tie iel amu sea-
son IS iu sgi{ hest aaas sold a.
e. today aua more uau aifY doa
hies % s0aiei Amin brought s-04 -
hettrf since u4e mdile a. last wres
sheep pfieea wefe npt failt tested bag 1
salne8 5tu b cents .ast sees aaa
81 yeafflngs guntabie az g % % ". % !
seihefs up o. fd.la ewes t4pl. clip
ped sethsm aa Jeaf.inEs fl78 O.
g. "a auts o % stH5 ewes 81 81
to faa9 huu to-day s00 market
smus g l0 higher
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THIS LIBERALlIoFFER

ChieftAin Publishing Co.
vINrTA. IND. TER
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You can Ind a bo0fdIne place
and suitable rooms ~ rent Is
consulting the Want Columns
of The Ch.eftaln Only the
best raens arr advertised The
Chieltam Wants are cent per
word first insertion subsequent
inserflona halt cent per word
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

ft possible - obtain relief from
chronic indigestion and dyspepsia b.
use al kod9l ior Dyspepsia Some of
The most hopeless cases III iang stand
ing have yielded - lt lteuables you
10 digest tho food you eat and exef
cises s corrective influence. building
up tie efficiency of tile digestive or.
Rans Ibu stomach n this boiler
wherein tile stream Is made that Keeps
up your vitality, health ard strength
kud0l dlRests what sou eat Makes
the stomach sweet puts the boiler Ia
condition TO DO tie work nature De.
mands Of lt gives you relief from ii.
festlye disorders, aud puts y0u ii
shape g. DO your hest, aud feel youf
best Sold by Peoples drug store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

The Winner Drag company Is mos.
lng today from its old loc4tlon into
the hes Barnett building when SCI.
tied Il tlse neW stare, and with the
improvements completed mhlrh afa
contemplated, Wilmer will have one
u tie lssttisomeat drug stores ID the
terrltosy And TIRE nos location Is a
commanding one
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FnoN MEDNEaDAY-slnAILY

Mrs. i.l. Gslstmp ma aaughisr
wep ii TIE cts yesterday ffom
Kansas
Mrs IUie Hall and little grand.
daughter EseIyu are visiting Ia
Maskagee.
James Y usan. prssiasng oi tie
fafsHa haslueSs college Aas Ia tho
ciif ta4ag ot basiuoss
~ agsd Ms Ffeeman Nidirsf ara
te daughters eams doeu from fAlr-
Aad ths uioSniue ior a slsll here
Nager FoffMtt has Areepied
position with tie American Espfem
tmpaaY acatvt b Henry knight
lm Il q McaauhY sud o &
Amaa8son afc moy.ng theif once 81.
to tie pans formerly 'l ocea.
n "a - seymour Riddle lh the Fore.
man batld.ng
Tie Rss O W snoaeraw tspeegs
ta leave az ill8a o. tomorfuN Cog
flenfyssta O. spend a iea days leos-
lng after tie Presbyterian intefwls
ln THAT SECTION
n I Eng0elaFt Is mofIng hs feal
estate 01ce t0dag fnu tlle Mcfse
building 20 Tie rems -Ymsfiy oee
pied hg " y Thompoa aw oese
Boz tie Wade building
A marriage lleeuse Was issued fss
tefdaY t. Aiffea Henry noler's AMI
Mln Ma Hat hoth ~ Ateu Ihe
.happY apapIo wsro married then q
Deputy Recorder f.eofgt Fiu.sy
Deputy George Mafn eame ln thls
mofu.ag ron WcsfyllIs Nith tuo
pHsanen Finley WeImsf charged
aith saiariaa aaa wlHsm entten
den charged eith aiNafhae reisiaH
worship
Meaan H.ssff and Le5Hei 81 So
sm 0HI1 eew 81 tie c.tgI 80 night
Theg are boxing fef investments
They ae ollfHsHds % 81 aui Ms
W 6 lepus aat al. ea.t ulem 60I
UleiF Fefam % 0hm
II Ioltef anB Neldnef ii
ucuaa No ara e Il lac6ls
Latsaeeuh kansas ae faro ata
5 flsa 81 Investing Mf TeIter uol
IONS as0 bought fhe Husu property
on ihe east side
Tie prayer mestlug af tie preshf
terrain church Tonight elI Is icd II
tho ICES q S. snodsras Tom8f
row night tie Het q Lamb 81
BAul@Aiils VIII preach AZ lau6I
las uauy fronds 10 Niui0 ah1 sal
ba g.aA q meet alm Tie public sea
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OnIy Ono AN

TIE Niplia baseball team defeated
Wagner yesterday zftefnoun On the
local grounds - the score Of 70 q
Cloalsan did tie boz wofk iof Yiulsa
and allowed BAT oge hii q tie visit
on lad thtueing b. tie inaeid was
responsible foF NagonarA ss0rua
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-03

TIE Nomana Ilono Mission Nrsssy
q he Methodist elufeh will Hesl
Wlth ~ 1anls fiall Daxget lomof
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FR0N TUESDAYS DAILY
DIS Warren i ia welch to-day
Russell MagbsrrE las pueamoua
II = wllllsus tabg 5 quite sea.
Julia shamian Is reported quite
sex today
Ha Adams d cheiea j II the
city toia
II Il Arnold Is q Novaia tisiiof ia
Nlnlfa foiay
Mu Marina Daniels las been sick
iog several days
l. s Robinson j. ini ths rliy from
Rs cabin to-day
Commissioner r J fafaf wtnt g
lls.sea ths morning
nob canrlosey came up. ifnm
Aaaii "a no ksgy todag
Ms ilaFher Churchill reformed last
light from = fslt so CiAfsmopf. s. )
Miss Bessie Gordon u Sscona. Tea.
Is. IS visiting faends in taa cllg
TITS aR aFm 81 nakef starr and
palttn fecelyed . peu afe to-day
y + Montgomery, q Cenimla.
was among Ninllas visitors today
Wia.s narmaKit Niio iss had nal.
ara fever f9f ens time IS recovering
M1 Charles wade uf sosh Meal
ester i visiting sim ssaA Waae II
ths siIg
William Nasif ihe South McAies.
ter cal coal operator vas in tl.e ely
lasi night
Mss qta0 u Ouaaa eln fas
leen visiting itsais Is tl4he eiy aat
t9 Wesh fhh ulur
4 Hafuass Ieshsc vas issued .las
teTaa3 aftemaa % William lLatIa
De- aua Nia KIea Jones = Hayden
iieman. Tie Htut - 81 81
Mont mefy II Centalla s slrs ST
a, tis & scott u this
cu
Mis- Mna Ialx uha las been
aetkas Boz The manials Office las e.
agnsa q aceegi q place sith tie
telephone company
q Il tatHan the government
wcasllsr observer hsfe an thaf tie
Alu@fl SUNDAY night aas "a incles
ana .ssf nlgAt q uch
Hsau kuRht las resigned sum
the employ q tHe Amedeaa frpfes
c8mmu Ills p.ace i being alei
temporarily u VIII rof9eft
q T. Lacy Gutnded Ind Tou
browning senees A Parser Nus.
kogee ani 2 Page of Tulsa veee
registered az tie Gateway this morn
ing
AS son d ttt weather permits
Captain . & Wukiusou tie federal
lai.sf slii put TIE prisoners 90 wefs
planting flowers aud shrubs about
ue building
Leon Sniief president q ne Tot.
TAGS club announces thar t6oc elIl
be aeallea meeting ~ the c.ub ta.
might at o'clock in the club moms
All mambers are urged q he present
Captain Terff q negro. has heeH -,
leased from jail having paid h.s ane
and easts f0F adultery and John Step
herd vito was b fof introducing las
pald lis ane aul eturnelta bis home
at SauliuNn
William Wiaaeld vas brought q
The federal hII yesterday evening
from AassoKee. having been taken
away from Tie western district on a
writ q removal ile i elafgcd slth
grand larceny
Tie council sill meet tonight.
There IS likely 10 ~ considerable
buslnes. a. one q two petitions for
street pasinT under tie curtis hlll
will Be presented and ether matters
will come 90
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> = MAiAsf q NAfflsa : isfe
VI n.uisea J. fSrs fron cnsi,sa
toaay
ssrmour Riadls \ il nar,lsarllis
tsssag
w.H Tarraot went TO cl,slssa 10.
day ueon
Jene Harrison u Ciislsea was Ia
glla cslg sast uiklis
Madison lerdAp q Maskoges spent
sanaaf 10 this city
Sank wads IS ID parssas today har
inF rs efos treated
Seasnou tl.e cfeek BANKS asn at 1
premlum yesterday
Deputy s LedbsttsS oi Masso.
ges Is IN tiie rIif today
Attouey s fasenpan Is attend.
ing coart At rf3uf Crcek
Mlsa JamimA urew returned Yestef.
day from slslt 81 Alton.
J b Phillips. a. oil man 81 Warren.
pa accompanied by bls daughter. Is
~ NlaliA lo.lag
Fam Walker returned last night
from Chelsea wllere f. has beeu
wofklug 10 the hank
Mn Marina Daniel ard daughter
stafford returned this mofulng ffum
az extended VISIT near seymour No
A marriage license Mas l@aed Sat
0.ftAY afternoon III Joseph N ffltA gf
Essslls and Miss gAlile Xann ~ White
oak
Jeiss 4 + Parker aud hisossfi a.
iarlscs lsit ihs mofulns for r8af
Crcsk. aheFs eoaft all - held tbis
week
q II Collins will - t0 CiAlfnars
tomorroe morning - takt 4 position
ln TIE fim, National nAns az that
piacs
Mf ard Nfk sam Ieao are heSe
from spaWnaa Mr. Heno viii fa.
main hsfc al assA 90 have hs aFm
cAred Tor
l. = pueEsaHh o. sllbsm Springs
Atk vas ia thls c.ty yesterday ea
route q pvel efock stsfe be IS -
aet Is 5 Afof
q Mt 40 Mr. rlga ilsnssueh ls9
Naa evening - q sislt eith Ms
iisfslsnnns lanns 81 slpbef
springs Afk
n & McNata S. Joseph J A.
wnslf ChiaEa A r C@rt GaaaI
ieua Ran slIss A penek Fagetfe
ylile Atk 4 Hastings Neelnafe
Wete 81 the Caae thls aamlns
Nls fueig Carter pssed Through
on tise fr.sae to-day uaen en fate
from sften q Gammose o. ubleh
raee the family Ias mased
TIE Esceislag Laundry auilc iaa.
l.f asf aofs d Iugs % s. piecet at
cents each 81 feagh dfg sofs ln isss
~ 8 paunis of efef 80 So 5 cents pef
pound fat Sara lfoned
Marshal nafFoasb. nerall Caldwell
anA kM'is isfl CD tha User thh
morning Nlth Mfem rfisner faf
pfynf Greek aiem laaga lAfkf s
ho.dias ceari tlis wteE
Al tie Gateeag today sen h =
Porter. Oaths Kan + 10 AHsa
Ossalooa. kan vs. 0amtll n.F
Cabu B nmau Cleissa Susie
Suhn Fase q A ntaee kansas
city
The midnight katY passenger train
ran ofsf a large bail saalh % tosu
last night Tha animal Became -.
tangled 10 tie trucks q tbe tender
and eaased tiss IoA oi l1alf an hour d
exlF.Atns hlm
Judge g. a. elH has reserved from
Washington Tie commission Of " II.
nauaasb As United States maulai
f0f tie Noftieru district q the In
dim Territory for four Jsan from
lulf + lssl
TIE army recruiting station. whlrh
has heen kept open here since tlle
6nt ot the fesf closed to-day and