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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-03
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY, Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 169 fremont street, Boston
1t is simple, safe and easily applied; con
tains no lead poisons; use II once and
YOU will never use any other BLAND
ING a. BLANDING. 81 Weybosset street.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24

ADAMS

Peter Johnson of Austin, oil inspec-
tor was here Saturday. - l.
James Carr attended the Lumber
mems Convention in Minneapolis last
week returning Thursday night.
Deputy Sheriff r. A. Carmichael was
down from Austin Friday on official
business.
Miss Sarah Carr went to Austin Tues
day to visit relatives
- John H.. Krebsbach aud P. H. Carr
were in Austin Thursday on business.
Mrs. H. 3. Hinckly of Austin visit
ed her mother, Mrs. A. Bertram, Fri
day.
We understand that the bank of
Adams is soon to be converted into a
National bank.
John II. Carey and August Rooney
are at Hot Springs, Ark. for their
health.
Clifford, son of H. E. Wilson, was
seriously i'll last week. ,
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
OAKLAND .

A party of S. N. Normal college stu
dents came out from Austin Friday eve
ming to surprise Nina Frisbie at her
home. They brought oysters with
them and fine supper was served,
Mrs, Frisbie being in the secret and
providing abundantly in addition.
The evening was spent very merrily.
Reuben b. Babcock, aged IS years,
died Monday, Jan. %, at the home of
his son, Nathan T.. Babcock in Newry.
He was one of the pioneers in Freeborn
county coming to Oakland in 1856. He
was born in Herkimer county,,N. Y.
Oct Is, 1920. He was married in Jeffer-
son county, N. Y. to Miss Sarah Bull
lock. She died about five years ago.
Three children were born to them, only
one, Nathan E., surviving. Funeral
services at the Baptist church here at
one O'Clock Thursday, Rev. G. D. Bel
den officiating. Intermenr in Fair
view.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24

q iickens atte q ndiesid 4 d the asonic'
Igrand lodge sc ST. Paul 1hnrsday 81
The Dexter Ice harvest Is being
gathered and stored.
l:zP Chase has been appointed rural
mall 1,1i lilE 1s carrier Il place Of Will Welch
resigned.
The play Gold King was given at
the SIth1esopera g house Frida evening by
locA. talent which IS always enjoy fed.
# wa a, : under the auspices of The, ,East-.
.ern Star. s553
The Woodmen lodge will soon give.
a benefit supper, the proceeds to go
for imp proYements ID their hall.
a Farmers Institute is promised for:
Dexter in the near future
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ELKTON

The dance last Tuesday evening was
we'll attended although it was a stormy
evening. H., %=.E
Miss Mary Quasi and Miss Helen
Sullivan spent saturday in Austin. l..
Mr.; Warren Withers from Rose Creek
visited friends here last week. ;.
Mr.. Lew Corbitt shipped car load
of sheep last week. = :. :.
Mr.. Will Hartje is on the sick list. :
Mr.. G.. W. Eastman has been ship
ping lots of stock lately. ~ ) +
Mr.. Emmett Cronon was in town last
week. ~
A number from here attended the
play at Dexter last Friday evening.
All said it was fine. X
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Weber, and family
visited relatives near Elkton for a few
days last week. ,,
7 George. :Withers has returned, from
Illinois where he has been at work all
summer; ana fall. He spent the holi-
days with F. P. Stout in Rogers, Ark.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
BLOOMING PRAIRIE.

The newly elected officers Of the
Commercial Club are president, AL
fred E. Johnson; vice president, T..
S. Ulland; secretary, A. H. Fjeldstad;
treasurer, T. c.. eastman; directors,
l.. S. Ulland, H. J.. Hansen, A. Sol
berg, p. K. Dock, A. A. Peterson, J. G.
Brainerd, T. G. Cashman,. S. A. Rask,
L.. G. Campbell X
Miss Dora Clark of Brownsville,
visited Mrs. A.. Fairbanks last week.
The young people Of the Baptist
church will entertain the Ladies Aid
Society Thursday evening, Jan. rs, at
the opera house. 4.~
O. A. Veblen and Ole Isle attended
the annual meeting Of the N. w. Lum-
Der Company at Crookston last week.
Geo E. Johnson attended the grand
lodge A. F. & A. M. at St. PAU
Thursday. x - ~.sS.
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The friends sof Nfrs. Riley Brooks are
pleased Is learn that she .is Improving
after her operation at Rochester and
Will soon be at home again. ss
Mrs. Dave Ames Of Minneapolis IS
visiting at g. 3. sayles' and Will remain
several weeks.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bennett Of Win.
dom visited his aunt, Mrs. Bell Varco
j an. IA 81 ss
Mrs. A. N. Thyng Of Nassua, Iowa,
visited Mrs. Bell Varco the past week
and is visiting Mrs. Thomas Varco this
week. d
. Miss Agnes Hensen and q friend
from Minneapolis visited Mrs. Pearl
Rosenthal the past week.
a number Of young people attended
a dance on the Peter Hagen place + Fri Fl
day night. B. ....
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John Mayer, our shoemaker, has sold
his stock and retired from the business
on account of poor health s:@
William Brooks sof Austin visited
friends here last week. 2,=-2 ~ :. -.
Miss Emily Baily who has been very
i'll with pneumonia is getting better.
: The annual business meeting of the
Baptist church will be held next Thurs
day evening. .....:... ...... -.
The Epworth League will hold a
business meeting and sociable next
Thursday evening at W. 81. Palmer's.
A girl was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs, Claud Jeffries and one Wednes-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Christian War
binger.
Rowland Sands has, purchased and
and will occupy the Way farm.
When w. H. Palmer returned home
last Tuesday evening from attending
the routine duties of the post office he
found his domicile occupied by self in,
Vited guests. They had: come to sur
prise him in which they fully succeeded,
and to remind him of the annual re-
currence of his birthday. After an
evening happily spent in social inter
course and partaking of refreshments,
they presented him a fine arm chair
as a souvenir of their visit. +. =
The Ancient Order of United W ork-
men installed the following officers at
their last meeting: P NJ, G. NJ. Shortt;
NJ. W., A. 3. Warren; F., III. T.. Welken;
o., F. l. Hill; G. s: K. Dahle; Rec, C..
A. Hunt; Fin., G.. M. Shortt; Receiver,
N. K. Dahle, l. W., G. Iverson; o. W.,
6. o. Sleeper.
Louis Teeter returned home from
Wisconsin last week after an absence
of six weeks in impaired health.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
: .,WA.LTH.AI''M:| a ]

j. A. Stephan is still confined, to the
house but is much improved i
G. Erickson had business at the
County Seat Monday as juror in dis
trict court. ... St + r.
Strange how people differ on the
weather. Saturday SO many complain
ing Of heat, Sunday complaining Of cold
with fur coats on. We really can't say
how we are regarding this question.
E. E.. Rockwell of Red Rock was in
town Sunday. .s3 ..< 81 !
F. Goetsch left Monday for Iron
River, Wis, with an emigrant car.
Mr.. ,Knoble of Mantoryille spent Sun
day at his daughters Mrs. Blumer.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
ROSE CREEK

John Schmitt was in Adams Monday
John Blonigan and Fred Retterrath
went to Minneapolis Monday.
Miss Nellie O'Ma1ley departed for her
home in Minneapolis Thursday.
A. Vaux shipped a car load of cattle
and car of hogs to Chicago Sunday,
Mike Skahan accompanying the ship
ment.
Martin Kiefer was in Adams Friday
James Fulton has recovered from a
two weeks attack of pleurisy so as to
be- able to sit around the house. T..
Miss May Brown returned home from
Austin Friday.
August Carlson bought fine team
of horses from Nick dwelling Monday.
Martin Kiefer, drove DR.. Beagle to
Elkton Friday where he was called for
sickness. tr-. @.
George Withers returned from Ar
kansas Thursday \
r. L. Johnson of Austin was in Rose
Creek Friday on business. =. ...5.. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Page departed
for Milwaukee Saturday on their wed.
ding trip. !.
Miss Valine Brown returned home
Saturday from Waterloo, Iowa, where
she had been visiting her, grand parents
for month. .;7.# a .sS.+
Saints Rest Creamery is busy putting
up theirsice for the summer z.z So
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
LYLE

b At the special school election held
Jan. is, it was voted to apply for a
loan Of s$15, 1000 from the state to-
wards the building Of modern and
up-to- date school building here. The
vote stood 104 in favor to 73 against.
The general merchandise stock Of
Stanley Brothers and the drug stock
of p. L. Stanley were placed in are
ceiver's hands last week. The LA
bilities are reported heavy . q.
LA Sherman, Erick and A. 0.
Christensen attended the Lumber
mans convention at Minneapolis
Wednesday, AT: #: #s:s
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
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81 Mrs. g Lillian V ats and little dangh- 8
y ter, Lanla, tom 3 seaIo, asn.' Ws1ss -
1guesIs 9, ,.nars; 8 IS ooule : iss uas' |
80
q. y. oouie Went to y. faul 81. ~
nesaday 20 ATTEND the y 1rand i1ooge e
turning nome g FRIDAY evening \;
# Little Glen Blowers aged two years,
son Of Mi. and dfs..s Joseph fissdioWerssof
this village, died very sudd denly Friday
morning at $50 after only q few hours
illness. The little fellow had seemed
in his usual health until Thursday af-
ternoon when he was taken very ii.
Funeral services conducted by the Rev.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
Greatly in Demand.

Nothing is more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern require
ments for blood and system cleanser,
such as DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They are just what you need to cure
stomach and liver troubles. Try them.
At K. o. Wold's drug store, 25c., guar
anteed.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
LIE ROY

A pleasant social event occurred at
the Jme of G. :. Harden on Saturday
evening when the TEACHERS of the higher
grades, Prot L'ppitt aud the Misses
Cantieny, Cumlnlls auu boUdree, enter
tanned the teachers OF the lower grades ),
the Misses Harden, Hubbard, Wallace
and Clark. The evening was spent in
popular games and pleasant sociability.
A delicious lunch was served and all
report a very enjoyable OCCASION. ~
At the annual election of the Leroy
Hose Co. No. 1. c. I. Roy was elected
chief; Frank Morrow, oecy:; Ray
Brown, Treas; G. j. Wells, Captain;
w. G.. Wells, Police Captain
w. J. rClapper was assisting in the
inventory at the Thaden store last
week.
Among those who attended court at
Austin last week =. were, Rev. T. E..
Sherman, Rev./G. w. Stone, W. W..
Sweet, L. l.. Knapp, +. c. Mason, F. n.
Myers, Frank Whitcomb, FL. j. Boyd,
l.. Roy, Fl. W. Harrison, E. Hunt
and Howard Stone. We under
nd Gilbert Miller and Miss Ava
'vens visited Austin by the same
In but not to attend district court as
gynoy returned the same evening as Mr..
and Mrs. Miller. Congratulations.
/ Mr.. and Mrs: F. r., Young left last
week for Chicago. They expect to go
from there to Florida for the benefit
of Mrs. Young's health, as she has been
an invalid the entire winter
Miss Rena Wlerd of Rochester is
visiting her mother and other relatives
and friends in LeRoy.
Mr.. Whitesde who has been suffer-
ing severely with stomach ttvuble went
to Rochester last week TO consult DR..
Mayo. His daughter, Jaue accom-
panied him: i:
Saturday was all exceptional day for
snowballing and the high school girls
did not fail to take advantage Of it.
James McGilvery, an utd and re-
spected resident, died at the home of
his son, Donald, near Leroy village
Monday, Jan. Is at 2 p. m, aged 70
years. He was born in Scotland. Was
married to Miss Elizabeth Ailsa in
Canada in 1865. 10 children were born
q to them of whom are still living, six
sons and two daughters, who have
grown to man and womanhood in
Leroy where the parents have been
esteemed residents for many years.
Mr.. McGilvery was member Of the
Presbyterian church ana for many years
one of it's elders. Funeral services
were conducted at the Presbyterian
church by Rev. T. n. Weaver Thurs
I day afternoon. The widow and FIVE
Of tho children were present at the
funeral. Interment in LeRoy ceme-
terry. - -..,.>. Y
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, of w. 34th ST., New
Y ork at one time had her beauty spoil
ed with skin trouble. She writes: 1
had Salt Bheum or Eczema for years,
but nothing would cure it, until I used
Bucklin's Arnica Salye." "A quick and
sure healer for cuts: burns and sores.
25c at. K. O. .Wold's drug store.
II D.. = r.. le[7C Eg5z>s5 y. M "a. s.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
Why Buy McC Clx1re s?
yBri!tgs An | Fradkiia Is .rs:.5
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or
number hundred reading
amounts actual bulk dollar
dollars volume
SECOND-QUAIT reading
Railroad
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children the
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
Austin Steam Laundry.

Patronize home institutions and
have your laundry work done at the
Austin Steam Laundry in the highest
style Of the art. Ne chemicals used.
Laundry delivered free Of charge
Give us trial.
z. n BURNHAM, Proprietor. I,
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
Mcclure S. Ma gazine


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s. s. Mcclure Company, ~ East 2sd Street, New York:
You income taking business curing ubscrb
McCure publication
addition Write particulars
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
AUSTIN.

y. AUSTIN.
The thirty-second annual state con-
vention of the Young Mems Chris
tian association will be held in Austin
February 8 to IL and committees
are busily at work making prepara-
tions. Entertainment is desired for
about 300 delegates and a canvass
for places is now being made. The
meeting will be of great interest,
many distinguished speakers being
present. :, Il :.
Henry Churchill King, D. D., presi:
dent of Oberlin College, will give four
addresses upon the subjects: ~.
tHow to make Rational Fight for
Character, - p ;, r.
y '.The Supreme Claims of the Chris
tian; Life upon Thoughtfdl Men,
"'The Significance of Jesus Christ. =
Conditions Of Deepening Acquaint-
ance with Cod" :sszs =. ..l
Other convention speakers: Gov.
John A. Johnson, st. Paul; Verling
w. Helm, Japan John R. Boardman,
New York City, DR.. George J. Fish -
er, Brooklyn; Clyde R. Joy, Keok'lk;;
Watson S. Moore, Duluth; F. A. Nc
Cornack, Sioux City; M. S. Rice, D. D.,
Duluth; VIM B. Riley; NJ. s. Rice
Duluth; VIM. B. Riley, D. D., Mime tl7-.
apolis; Frederick White, Minneapo-
lis; K. A. Shumaker, Chicago; II. @.
Hill, Pacific Coast; Jim + BurWlck, U VII <,
Iron Range Ry.. 5gss.
81 The State Executive Committee and. 7 lti
the churches of Austin extend You a
most cordial welcome to this inspiring
Entertainment will be furnished M
for all accredited delegates. Reduced GEO
rates. Pastors and young men from
small towns especially invited.
gathering. The Conve vention opens Feb
ruary 9th, at Z: so p. M, losing Sun
day night.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
Promotions to Au st in
High School.

The following pupils in the eighth
grade passed the examinations for
entrance to the Austin High school
last Friday:
Persis Bennett = -
Lucille Bennett 49,
Florence Crane - . -
Marguerite Carr
Patricia Chambers \
Nellie Connors
Roy Dalager
Genevieve Gehagen
Jay HORNED
Eddie keenan, =
Marjorie Lewis
Margaret Mccarthy
Leo Moonan
Clara Rau
Lore Smith
Robert Sullivan
Marie Sterling
Harold Vosburg.,
Mabel Jones
Pearl .Wickham
Alice Murphy.
STATE " NJ. c. A. CONVENTION IN
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-24
BROWNSDALE%

: John Mayer, our shoemaker, has sold
his stock and retired from the business
on account of poor health E.
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ne CHOOSES LAND
OF rHe FAia GOD
Frank James, Ex.ssndt. viii ssmove
70 comsnehe County

Special TO Daily Leader.
Frederick OKLA, July 9.--lack Nc
Kiniey. of Frederick says he has re-
ceiyed a letter IRON Frank James the
exbandit OF Missouri Ia which ne says
Northeast Cumanche county is good
enough for any Missouian aud that
he will return to Frederick when the
pasture lands are to be sold in the fall
and secured a home in the great new
state
Frank James spent seTeral months
in southwestern Oklahoma last winter
and was so well pleased with the new
country" that he decided to locate on
a farm when thelndian pasture land
reserve is opened for settlement and
he has not changed his mind, The
former outlaw says the winters are too
long and cold for himself and wife In
"Old Missoury" and when q Better
climate end superior land can be Sc
erred he thnlSs * the proper thing
to move TO the new state,
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BABY FALLS UNDER TRAIN
AND NOT HURT.
Engine and Cars Pass over Mite Of
Humanity, sparing Life,

Special TO Daily Leader
Lock Haven, Pa. July Lie
down; lie down." screamed Fireman
Harry Hoover from the pilot of his
fast flying locomotive here to a tod
ding baby girl standing On the rails
III front of the train, and the little one
fell like small log and lay still, while
the entire Beech Creek accommoda-
ton swept over her and came to a
stop three train lengths beyond.
It was one OF the most remarkable
escapes from death ever known in
this valley The heavy train dashed
around the bdg curve at Lock Haven
at frightml speed. Far ahead they
saw the mite of humanity standing on
the track
Like flash Fireman Hoover was
out on the runring board crawling TO
the pilot, from where he hoped to
reach down and perhaps sweep the
litRe one from the track but he was
too late. he was just able to get one
foot en- the pilot when the train was
about on the child who stood staring
and as Hoover uttered one shrek
above the roar OF the train for the lit
tie one TO "lie down. she fell between
the ties.
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RECORD FOR AuTomoslLlno.
one Hundred and Eifty Miles Gov.
cred in Sixteen Hours.

Lawton, Okla, july One hundred
and fifty miles OF country road was
covered in sixteen hours yesterday by
~ NJ, Powers. president OF the Powers
Land and Loan company of Iawton, in
his automobile. Two hours were spent
lat Frederick, and stops were made at
Cache T, ludiahoma, Snyder Noun
tain Park, Siboney Manitou and Chat
tanooga. All previous records in
automobile touring IN the Southwest
We're disccsntod by this trip Those
in the party were Mr.. and Mrs Pow
ers, Judge and Mrs Jake Hanna and
/ little son. Jake Junior
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TIC aast Ice cream. a, aeofros.
WHAT 90 YOU DRINK

Much sickGess and IN health IN this
country Is caused by drinking the alkali
watcr which abounds everywhere. IL Is
hard az possible for water TO be. and
besides, Il carries alkali in solution which
literally eats away the delicate mem
byancs Of the body The unusual mount
OF kidney and stomach trouble prevalent
In this part OF the country is directly
tracc,ble TO this one cause A hundred
years ago IL would have been impossible
to remedy this condition; but now II Il
different Eureka Syringe "OzarHa'
water. bottled and sealed IN steriiized
glass at the celebrated health resort Is
being sold throughout the country at a
price very reasonable, considering the
quality OF the water and the distance
carried. Handled IN Guthrie by Laughlin
x shewmakc. and sold by mineral water
dealers everywhere.
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DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE.
Club Formed and Officers Elected.
Bond lndorsed for Congress.

Special to Daily Leader
Chicl,asha. T. . July H. Pursuant 20
cali OF the precinct organizer. George
W Barefoot mass meeting Of Demo
Gratis was held here and a Democratic
club was organized with the follow
ing officers NJ NJ Williams, presi.
dent. W T. Beavers, first vice presi-
dent. p L. Richards, second vice
presidents G. II. Evans, secretary "A.
l. Herr, assistant secretary; Ed f.
Johns. treasurer.
Several hundred have already en-
rolled as members and It Is expected
that the membership will exceed a
thousand.
A resolution was aiortcd strongly
indorsing Hon Reford Bond OF Chick
asha as a candidate for congress from
the Fifth district OF the new state.
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GUTHRIE DARKEY IN A
QUEER ROLE IN
HE EAST
POUNDS A COLOPED ZION
Has Tabernacle and F%O
Hundred Followers

hington y &. duly q But q
few years aso William & Crowdy
was a negro cook On the Santa Fe at
Guthrie, Okla Today be is the head
% q negro sect styling itself the
Church OF od ana saints Of Christ
with headquarters in WASHINGTON.
Crowdy says while at work in Gathne
he had a series Of revelations which
told him to go forth and bald ~ me-
gro Zion as Dowie had dom az Chica
90. How wen he has succeeded de-
yeloped when his rect purchased a
spacious building lot on New York ay-
enue in this city for cash consider
alton OF $500 and began work on a
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DETERMINED TO WE'D
MAN SHE NEVER SAW
Miss Crosby and Mr.. Wills Become
Engaged Through Matrimonial
Agency.

Mahanoy City, Pa July 7.--Despite
the protests Of her family, Miss Rhoda
Emily Crosby will on July 10 start for
Loudis, Cal, to become the bride OF a
man she has never seen.
The man Is Charles Wills, a wealthy
fruit-grower Of California, Miss Cros-
by is a member OF the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church and sings in
e choir and teaches a 5 -uday school
class.
The two became engaged through
a matrimonial agency after exchang-
ing photographs. Wills has sent her
railroad ticket and money for all
expenses en- route
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Try a iit:io KoDoL FOR DYSPEPSIA
after your meals. See the general effect
It win produce on your general feeling
by digesting your food ana helping your
stomach TO get itself into shape. Many
stomaohs are overworSed 20 the point
whe~e they refuse Go 80 farther. kodol
Gigcsts your food and gives your stom-
ach tho rest it needs white its recon-
strnctive properties set the stomach
back into working order. Kodoi relieves
AN natulence sour stomach. palpira-
tlon Of the heart, beichiug etc. Sold by
c. X. Renfro.
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TO MEET AT moNerrE.
Southwestern Retail Merchants to Or
ganize Association.

Special to Daily Leader.
Ardmore r. July 3 A call has
beenissgod for meeting OF the retail
merchants OF the Southwest to be
held al Monette Arkansas, July and
10. for the purpose OF forming South
western Retail Merchants Association
aud 10 consider matters Of interest TO
merchants generally OF the southwes-
tern country The cali is signed by
Charles J. Keamer president of the
Arkansas state Retail Merchants As
sociation An elaborate program has
been arranged
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CHAMPAGNE CAUSES
A SENSATION,
Stolen Wine at Banquet Leads to
Expulsion Of Students.

hankton, s d.. July When the
Hon Bartlett Trip OF this city, late
United States minister 10 Austria. re-
ported the theft Of a case Of extra dry
champagne and some twenty-five
pale quarts" from his cellar intimat-
ing strongly the while that he believed
the miscreants were students OF the
Yankton college, one of the biggest
congregational schools in the West
an investigation was began which re-
suited in big sensation.
The college authorities thought Il
might be possible the young men ead
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oNL1 q NsAas ON

Il am only Sc years old and don't ex-
pect even when get TO be real Old to
feel that way as long as I can get Elec-
trio Bitters." says Mrs. =. H. Brunson,
Of Dublin, Ga surely there's nothing else
keeps the Old as young and makes the
weak as strong as this grand tonic med
icine, Dyspepsia. TORPID liver Iaaemed
kidneys on chronic constipation are un-
know4 after taking Electric Ditters a
reasonable time Guaranteed By ali
druggists. Price Soc
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TO eJecr souArrees.
Orders Issued to Remove Settlers from
an Allotment.

Tulsa. r.. July An exciting
time is anticipated at sapulpa to-
mortsy when the Indian police. by
orders from headquarters eject about
dozen spuatters from the Noah Frank
allotment, which adioins the town OF
sapulpa The property in question is
valued at over $4,000, and the squat
ters, most of whom have been on the
land for four or FIVE years, claim pos
session through James sapulpa, a
Greek Indian after whom the town
was named