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LEGAL NOTICES.

tFi-st published in Guthrie Daily Leader
October IS 1gOG.l
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA, LOGAN
COUNTY, IS:
Notice is hereby given that l.. D. Fos-
sett has this day filed IN ;he office OF
the County Clerk, in and for said County.
his petition, asking that license be
granted him to sell " retail. malt.
spiri;uous and yinous liquors on Lot No.
i6. Block 80, Third Ward. City Of Guth
rio. IN said County and Territory
II no protest be filed on OF before oct.
30 1906. his petition will be granted and
license isssed.
Witness my hand and the zeal Of said
County hereto afixed :ht" 18th day OF
October. 1906 NJ. r. TRAP.
(EEAI.) County Clerk
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Think MOre--
Spend Less

WHY IS Ia THAT THE AVERAGE
MAN Is WORTH so MUCH LESS III
MONEY AND PROPERTY THAN WE
HAVE \ RIGHT TO EXPECT HIM TO
BE? TT ISN'T BECAUSE HE DOESN'T
MAKE TIE MONEY. FOR THE AVER
AGE MAN is INDUSTR1CUs AND HAS
EARNED FROM $4,000 TO $50, 600 IN
THE PAST TEN YEARS IT IS BE
CAUSE HE DOESN'T GIVE MUCH
SERIOUS THOUGHT EITHER TO HIS
INCOME OR US OUTGO SERIOUS
THOUGHT WOULD TEACH HIM THE
TRUE VALUE or a DOLLAR: THEN
HE WOULD SPEND CAREFULLY
AND SAVE STEADILY THAT SYS-
TEN SOON PLACES ANY MAN
AHEAD OF HIS FELLOWS
A Bank Account helos YOU 10 realize
the value OF money, makes II easier to
handle your financial affair ana TO have
a growing balance after paying neces-
sary expenses. We invite your account
and viii help you to save
We pay interest on time deposits.
Safety Deposits Boxes for rent.
THE OKLAHOMA STATE BANK
GUTHRIE, OKLA.
I. q. Levy. President,
q. :. Gilbert. Cashier.
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WHAT ROOSEVELT SAYS.
An Awful Cough Cured

Two years ago our little girl had a
touch Of pneumonia, which left her
with an awful cough She had spells
of coughing just like one with the
whooplng cough and some thought
she would not get well at all We
got a bottle of Chamberlains Cough
Remedy. which acted like a charm.
She stopped coughing and got stout
and fat writes Mrs Ora Bussard.
Brubster. H. This remedy is for
sale by +. b Lille & CO.
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NEeao AssAuLrER HANos.


Benuettsrine s. c. oct i9-Rlch.
ard pareau negro convicted Of
criminal assault was hanged here to-
day Dargaus victim was Mrs
Patterson whom the negro attacked
one nieht at her home in the country
near here The woman recognized
her assailaut and he was arrested tine
day following the crime brought to-
this place, given a speedy trial and
sentenced to death.
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fst District
Jay De Brmcr Hooker Rcr
p %. james Guymon uomo.
John Shields. Hooker Ind.
2nd District
Fred G.. Tracy Beaver Demo
John w. Savage. Beavct Rep.
A. Macarthur Heavier Soc
3rd District.
+ r. Williams. stockholm. Dem.
Thomas a. scibent. supply Rep.
4th District.
J r Dean. Woodward. Dem
Homer =. Coney. woodward Rep.
5th District.
H. O. McCdnco Mutual. Dem.
Luther A Foster. Curtis Rep.
9th District.
George y. Btby. Alya: nom.
NJ y. Wooloy Alva. Soc.
W. ~ Codcld Alva Rep
7th District.
John c. Nlajo .s Gmnton; Dem
James J.. Herghey. Elm't Rep
sth District
George W. Wood, Cherokee, Dem
Nelson r. White. Golu2 soc.
Fred w Edwards. Ingalls, Rep.
9th District.
H. O.. Harmed. Ringwood pem.
j. -. Cooprider Ringvood. Rep
G.. NJ Greenland, Ringwood. Soc
John Armstrong Memo; Ind
10th District.
William r. Hendricks WaNta; Dem.
John O.. Peters, Lamont Ind
l.. A. Weld. Cly'o Soc
nth District
Henry N Horncr. Enid. Rep
Chas It, Pullman Enid. Demo
James -. Frost Enid, Soc.
18th District.
Grant Shoop. Hunter Rep
:. A. Aldcrson. Pond Creek. DEM
18th District
Charles D.. Moore, Enid, Dem
David w Eastman. Enid, Rep
t4th District
Albert "A. Ellis orlando Dem.
a. W Renshaw, Hennessey: soc.
Chas r Meek, Douglas; Rep
18th District.
y S. Rose. Blackwell Dem.
~ " Brock. Blackwell Rep.
10th District
J. + King. NowlSilk. Dem.
Thomas s. smith Newkik. Soc.
~ - Mctzgcr. Ponca City Rep.
G.. NJ Burnett NewkEk. Ind
18th District
Alfred y B5lcs. Morrison. Rop.
Henry S Johnston. Pouy Dem
81 C. Brown. Perry; Soc.
18th District
Geo. NJ Berry, Pawnco; Dem.
j. L. Morphis Pawuee, Rcp.
w H. a. Williams, Pnwurc Soc.
10Th District
T.. o. Newell Vast. Dem.
j b. Wright. Ripley Rep
w r. Beldcn Morrimac. soc.
Samuel j. Hnchle. Claytou md.
2oth District
T. H. sullivan. Marenai Dem.
AeNaudet Evans saltwater. soc.
j. IT, Safer of Stilwater. Rep
2tst District
T. r. Henson. North Osagc Rep.
G b Rogers. Perkins, Dem
Isaac o Jacobs Gage twp; Soc.
22nd District.
j. NJ. Saudlin, Prague Dem.
Edgar n Sweet MeaNer. Rep.
Or John r. Bnby. stroud Ind.
23rd District.
Henry l.. Cloud. Wclstol Rep.
Thomas J. Jones. Chandler: Soc.
J. 3. A. Robertson Chandler; Dem.
path District.
Daniel Haraden. Woodland twp Rep.
A. T.. Holiday. Muthall; Rep
W. l.. Helton. Marshall; Dem
William a Mahan. Mulhan, Pro.
25th District.
Orviuo r. Smith. Gothric. Dem.
Arden G Copeland, Guthrie. Soc.
Henry +. Asp Guthrie; Rep.
william d. Fossett. Gutnrie. Ind
j. f. Disch, Guthrio: Ind.
26th District.
WAYNE jenkins. Guthrie ;wp.; Rep.
Gen. J. c. Jamigon. Guthrie twp, Dem
Ira A. IIolbrook. Gu.h.ie PRO.
27th District.
a Moody Vir Den. Edmond. Ind
w r. $ Hunt Oklahoma city; Den.
James Brown Edmond; Rep.
2sth District
=. A. Whitwell, Oklahoma city. Ind.
Henry Trcadway. oklahoma city, Ind.
fro-American.
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Guernsey Cow, Glenwood Girl W.

than all the rest. one that IS capable
OF producing large yields OF milk and
tat and at the same time gives birth
to maay strong and large producing
animals. The science of breeding nea
In the iudicious use that is made of
the best blood in the herd In order
to obtain the best results. records
must bo kept of not only thesamount
Of product yielded. but breeding rec.
ord. which should show the strong
characteristics of the animal as well
as the weak
Glenwood Girl VI Is considered one
OF the best individuals OF this family
and her hciters are making good rec
ords and her bulls are producing some
very hne stock These facts all show
that Glenwood Girl WAS very pre-
potent animal and that she has trans.
mitted 20 her daughters and bulls the
same good trait
Glenwood Girl VI has a yearly rec
ord of 12.1S4 pounds of milk. average
test. 4G9 per cent, and 512 pounds OF
fat equivalent to GS1 pounds OF but.
ter.
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Mems Beacon shoe, ts.oO. Robinson
a CO. ! FurnItur, PolI,h.

Take equal parts OF beeswax aud
white wax and shave up fine; then
cover wax with spirits Of turpentine:
let stand a while, then mix 10 a paste.
Rub on furniture with q small wooden
cloth then polish with large woolen
cloth Tn Is fine, Try Il; nice for
floors also.
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A COW WITH A RECORD.
Noted Member Of the Guernsey Fam
ily Which Has Numerous Progeny.

Glonwood Girl VI belongs to one
Of the noted Guernsey families Her
mother Glenwood Girl, was imported
in her dam i'm 1883 and has given birth
to seven daughters and four bulls Al
of Glenwood Girls daughters are alive
except Glenwood Girl d.. which had
TO be killed ON account Of an injury,
In every dairy herd there is usually
some COW that is great deal better
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INVEST yous time-it s better than
TO merely SPEND it. title OF it IN
VESTED every few DAYS in answering
want ads. will often lead to dividends
for life.
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Dewitt O. Lewis. oklahoma Cuy Rep.
w. G.. Hughcs. oklahoma city Dem.
2oth District
John D.. Mitch. Oklahoma city. Dem
Andrew Jackson. oklahoma City. Soc.
HUSH McCrcdie Oklahoma city; Rep
Robert Chonnng Oklahoma city; Ind.
soth District.
Silas A. Ramsey. Tecumseh; Dem.
J. li Norton. Gull tw3 Rep
G. B Boylan McCloud Soc
Marvn J stow, Moore. Non Partisan.
3tst District.
w s. Cade shawnee Req
W, B. Crosson. Shawnee. Ind
Charles r. Ma1eson shawnee soc.
James II. Maxey Shawnee; Dem.
sand District
Isaac b. Iituetcton. Enrl5oro Dem
William X Anthony, shawnee soc
Charles w. Miller Tccuwseh; Rep.
3srd District
r. g. Wyatt Wanc;te. Docs.
w. j. Pagett Romulus Soc.
Hhas. G.. Chapel, Asher Rep.
saith District.
j $ Buchanan, Norman. Dom
II. H. Eycrette Lexington. Nou-Par.
w. r. Rosolino Noble; soe.
35th District.
J. X. Martin, Piedmont Dem.
" Fuckers Okarche; Rep
seth District.
John J Carney El Rene. Dem
J. II Johnst co. Walnut twp; Rep
g. y. Wilson, Calumet Soc.
37th District.
NJ j. Kane. Kinghsher Dem
j. ", Parker. Ktnghshcr twp. Rep.
2sth District
Is Russom. Okccne, Rep
john l.. Long Watonea Soc
Thad y. Rice, Hitchcock Dom
seth District
Charles G. Fisher. iintoni Dem
Harry G.. Levy. Hydro Rep.
10th District
Henry Kelley Niuco, Dom.
William f. Watson Anodarko; Rep
Edward H. Stevens. Graccmout. soc.
4tst District.
Chas B Bowers. Cement. Dem
p r. Hartman. Ft Cobb. Rep
42nd District
IIymeu o. Tcner. Tologn Dem.
w r. Myers, Louora Rep
j.. -. Mckenzie, lenou. Soc.
43rd District
omar T. WIN Grand Rep.
David Hoge Grand Demo.
44th District.
W. s. DcarinE Thomas Dem
S H. Porter. Araaohoc. Soc
stephen u Guhrcah Arap5hoo, Rep
James N81 Custrr city. Ind
a5th District.
j. B Harrison Sayte Dem.
T $ Wilson. swoctwotcr Vcp.
Frank Winters Bcriu Soc.
46th District
IT, T. Herrck Busch DEM
r. L.. Payne Foss Rep
O. t. Patterson, Elk city. Soc
attn District.
j. IT Anderson Weathcrford; Rep.
- r. Bryant Gotebo; Dom
Floyd Wheeler. Cordell' Soc.
18th District
j. S. Savage. Mcknight, Dem.
49th District
Luke Roberts Cluster: Dem.
50th District.
g W. Briggs Granite; straight Dem
W. h. Bailey Lone Wolf. Rep.
W. j. Candll. Hobart; Dom.
5ist District.
W. J. Bunks. Hess: Dem.
H. $. McCorvdn. Snyder. Rep
SIND District.
Ed r Stringer, otto Greece twp Rep
James r. rosh Roosevelt: DEM
J. n. Jarvis. Komalty soc.
53rd District
} NJ Jenords. Elgin. Rep
VIM H. Edley Fletcher; Dem.
saith District
John McCarr, Frederick Dem
James a. Donnelly Cache. Ind.
55th District
q. S. Brown NARROW Rep.
g. NJ Tucker. Comanche. Dem.
DcMott Pugh HlstinR Soc
56th District.
J j Quarles. Fairfax. Penn.
y. @. salgars. Hominy and VIM
Buck PaHhuskai both So.
Isaac H. Taylor. Pawhuska end Fran,
A. Dcnoya Burbank bon Rep.
r. u. Finney Gray Horse; Rep Tool
place Of Frank A. Denoya who ,c-iguc,
from .he race in favor of Fiuuey
n
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mixes NuassH

A compicte line of Nursery st5cX-see
me pofore placing your orders.
W ~ HIKES. Manager
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WHAT eEvgRlDeE SAYS.

@ Senator Bevendge of Indiana. Q
G In his speech at Chicago last @
Q Saturday denounced the railroads Q
@ for their action In politics and Q
o declared as follows; g
@ every man who. >by railroad Q
o influence, Is nominated to any Q
O Office, from constable to presi. .
Q dent, ought to be defeate no Q
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o The people have already begun Q
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Q hereafter defeat them increas- Q
@ ingly as time goes on until the 9
o absolute uselessness of trying 10 .
o control politics will dawn on Q
o railway managers and they will Q
o see that they have squandored Q
o the money paid out TO accomplish Q
O plans that an aroused and in o
O stu2ted people wreck and de- Q
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"HEW TO THE LINE,
LET THE CHIPS FALL
WHERE THEY MAY"

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G nected with a corporation that is 6
g seeking privileges ought to act c
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6 ganization, because he can not 6
G represent his corporation and c
G the people at the same time He
9 can not serve the party while he c
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FOLKS ENDORSEMENT

9 Cireuit Court city of ST. Louis, 6
O state OF Missouri -
9 Joseph W. Folk. g
Q Circuit Attorney O
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. ST. Louis, Nov 18th, 1902 @
9 TO Whom it May Concern Q
9 | have l,newu the bearer, Mr O
. Oryille r. Smith for several ,
. years. He is a member OF this G
g bar ia good standing, and | be. @
c lieye him worthy of confidence @
O Very truly .
g JOS W. FOLK, .
. Cwcait Attorney G
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WHO THE CONSTITUTIONAL NOMINEES ARE
AND THEIR POLITICS AND POsIoFFICE
ADDRESSES.
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Go to the city hall ana register
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Under the direction Of j. Ellison Carroll
the champion roper Of the world
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There may be someone advertising for
employment to-day who would be worth
to you as much as aly twa ot your pres
cut employees.
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This contest viii be participated IN by
one hundred Of the worlds hes; ro7ers.
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Don { Miss it
FORT SMITH ARKANSAS.

WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY.
NOVEMBER T. and g. 1906
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J. p O'nONNELL. j. J. GIBSON.
General Agent Genl Pass. Agt
Guthrie. Okla.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-24
SOME SENSATIONS.
Thsss wsrs Developed While DEFEND
ante Witnesses Testified.

Austin, Feb. ,s.--soms OF the wit
nsssss for the defense in the Roland
Browne trial testified that the late
Congressman Pinckn,y always was
armed. and was regarded as a danger
GUS man. The defense also sought 10
prove that despite the fact that no
weapon was found on his body. small
revolver lay near by H.
During the REORGANIZATION OF the
county attorney of Waller county. Dis.
trict Attorney Warren Moore OF Trav.
Is endeavored 20 prove that in Waller
county there has been great laxity in
the enforcement OF the laws regulat.
ing prohibition and against what he
terHlsd the pistoltoting habit" The
county attorney admitted that neither
one OF these laws was enforced In his
section as he would nke 10 see them
eafoyped. He placed much OF the blame
on the juries which tried the cases,
ard the method Of selecting these
juries was made the subject Of In
qEiry.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-24
DIVORCE CONGRESS.
Three Additional Paragraphs Adopted
by the Gathering.


BY the Gathering.
Washigton. Feb. 23.-The National
divorce congress. upon eonvening
thursday, proceeded 90 the consider.
alton OF the report on the committee
OF resolutions. and after discussion
adopted the following additional par,
agraphs reported by the committee.
decree should not be granted nm.
less the cause Is shown by affIrna.
tive proof aside from any admissions
on the part OF the respondent.
"A final decree dissolging the mar.
riage ties completely as to permit the
marriage Of either party should NOT
become operative until the lapse Of a
reasonable time after hearing or trial
upon the merits OF the cause. The
Wisconsin. Illinois and California rule
OF one year is recommended.
In no case should the children horn
during the coverture be bastardlzed
except where they are the offspring
OF bigamous marriages or the impossi.
billy OF access by the husband has
been proved"
Upon motion OF ]. q. Richey of Of
Chicago the committee on resolutions
was directed 10 draft a bill embodying
the principles laid down In the reso.
lutions with a view OF securing action
by the state legislatures which win
crystalze them into law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-24
ORCHARD CONFESSION
Denver Paper Publishes the Pur-
ported Details.
PUTS DEATH DEALER
Alleges Two Men Perfected the PIan
Which Brought About the Au-
ful Fate OF Former state
niilelal Of Idaho.

Denver. Feb. 23.--The following ad.
dironal alleged details OF the case
against the officers OF the Western
Federation OF Miners now imprisoned
In Idaho were published by the Den.
yer Post Thursday:
Charles II. Meyer. william d. HAY.
wood and George A. Pettibone plan.
ned the assassination Of Ex-Governor
FRANK ). Steunenberg OF Idaho in Den.
yer last summer. according TO the de-
,ectiyes who have worked up the case
against the Western Federation al
Miners leaders. The actual details
OF the assassination. they say. were
worked out by Harry Orchard and T..
J. Ssmpkins. the latter a member OF the
executive board Of the Federation. In
his confession Orchard Is said 10 have
admitted that he spent three weeks
iast october with Slmpkins hunting
and fishing on the latter's timber
claim on the Upper 81. Joe river. near
Mica Meadows. In northern Idaho. OR.
chard also confessed. they declare
that during December he visited Yin.
cent 81 John. president OF the Burke
Miners union, az Burke. Ida Orchard
declares that ST. John and slmpkins
spent a week together shortly before
the assassination Of Ex-Governor steu.
nenberg. and that the plans for the
murder were perfected by them.
N his confession Il Is said that OR.
chard admits that he actually placed
the bomb, and ;hat he was assisted
oy Stephen adams. alias stephen
Dick.
All the men wanted are under ar.
rest except l.. j. Simpklns. alias Sim.
mons. who Is being searched for near
Haines, Ore.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-24
MAIL CARRIERS MEET.
Third Annual Convention Was Held
at City Of Fort Worth.


Fort Worth, Feb. 23.--The third an
nual convention Of the Texas Assooi-
alton Of Rural Free Delivery Carriers
was held here Thursday. The at
tendance was about 100. Following
officers were elected: Il. l.. Naylor
os Midlothian. president; John w
Pugh. Fort Worth. vice president. and
Paul Maedgen OF Troy, secretary and
treasurer.
Dallas holds next convention.
An address was delivered by Walter
n. Whitman OF Dallas on The Press
and It's Relation 10 the Service"
The discussion OF the good roads
movement in Texas was led by W. II.
Rogers Of Frisco.
Addresses were made by Rural
Agents r. r. Burr OF Washington and
Judge Gilbert Of the same city. both
gentlemen being In the employ OF the
government.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-24
SECURED AT oHesn.,l.E.
Hearing Wi; Be Had Some Time AT.
er March 10.

Greenville. Tex. Feb. 23.-The
Farmers Educational and Co operat-
I've Union OF America secured A tenn
porary restraining order against what
Is termed the "Texarkana party" az
this city, in District Judge Montroe's
court. The matter will come up some
time after March Is. during the ses-
sion OF district court az Dallas. Only
the officers OF the "Texarkana party
In this state are made defendants.
They are o. p Pyle. president, Min
cola; Newt Gresham. general organ
izer. Point. and W. s. Miller. executive
committeeman. Delta county. The IN.
junction seeks 20 restrain President
Pyle's organization from using the
amended charter. recently secured
from the secretary Of state
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-24

FL Paso. Feb. 23.-Joseph Ramie.
rese. city treasurer OF chihuahua,
Mex. and a wealthy citizen. was found
dead Thursday beside a railroad track.
a bullet wound In his head. He had
beeen missing two days. and the sup
position is that he was rsrdered.
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pE ARMoNp DEAD.
Distinguished Texan Passes Away Al
Houston After Brief Illness.

Houston. Feb. 23.-Hon. Russell De
Almond OF Mckinney, who was taken
sick here about a week ago. died
Thursday at an infirmary from paral
ysis OF the brain. Two daughters were
with him. lie was seventy years old.
Colonel De Almond. who was one OF
the most prominent attorneys OF the
state. was a former partner OF the late
Governor Throckmorton and Justice
Brown OF the supreme court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-24
SLAIN BY DOCTOR.
Negro Had Tried to crimInally A.
sault a White Woman.

Memphis. Feb. PA special to the
comnefeial-Appeal from shaw. Miss.
says An unknown negro was sho,
to death here Thursday by DIR. z. u.
Griee after attacking and attempting
TO criminally assault a white woman.
The negro was prevented IN his pur.
pose by the appearance OF party OF
negro field hands. who gave chase.
and was Joined by DIR. Gricc. who kill
ed the negro.
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HANGS HIMSELF.
HlII County Bachelor Ends His Exist
enee on a Limb.

Hillsboro. Ter. Feb. 2s.-Near By.
mum VIII Patterson discovered the
lifeless body OF Mack Hutchinson. a
bachelor. under tree in an erect
posture. An Investigation shsvFed
that deceased had hanged himself to
a limb
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To BE Held at Dallas.

Dallas. Feb. 23.-The 1906 encamp-
ment OF the Texas division OF the
Grand Army oi the Republic will be
held In this city some time In April.
the dates 20 be decided later.
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WHEN TERMINATED.

sistsnt Attorney General.
Muskogee. Feb. 22.-Unlted States
Assistant Attorney General Camp
bell holds that the instructions upon
the alienation Of homesteads OF Choc.
taw and Chickasaw allottees terminate
with the life Of the allottee.
This settles the question as 20
whether heirs covd sell the home.
stead Of an allottee after the deatl.
OF the latter.
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GOT LICENSE.
Miss Busch and German Lieutenant
Nearing Matrinony's Shore.

Nearing Matrimony's shore.
Los Angeles. Feb. s3.--It has devel.
o2ed that a marriage license was is
sued Thursday 90 Lieutenant Edward
scharrer and Miss wilhelmIua Busch.
daughter o: Adolphds Busch OF 81.
Louis. Comfy Offices were closed In
honor OF Washington's birthday, but
Lieutenant Scharrer looked up Chief
Deputy County Clerk Baroson and Sc.
cured license. Il Is not known .shen
the wedding will take place. Mr.
Busch and family are now staying at
their winter home In Pasadena.
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Delegations From All Over Kaufman
County Attended.

Kaufman. Feb. 2s.-Delegations
from all over Kaufman county we're
here Thursday at the prohibition raj.
iy. The Midland ran a special train
from Terrell. about 800 persons com
ing from that place. Hon. Robert l.
Warren Of Terrell was chosen chair.
map OF the executive committee and
campaign manager. Resolutions IA
voring the local option law were adopt.
ed.
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Lamp exploding caused residence Of
r. r. ElwooG. near sherman. TO burn
up. Family barely escaped.
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