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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
PERSONAL
M ENTION

J. W. Foose Is in Oklahoma city on
business.
Prof. Jack Alley came over from Hon.
nessey this morning.
Miss Clara Keiner has gone to cashion
TO spend sunday with Miss Hazel Wade.
j. L. Mecracken is here today from
Kansas City. lie was former Guthrie
resident
Donald Morris left this afternoon for
Fort smith, Ark, for a weeks visit with
frienss ,nd relatives.
The woodmen viii place 500 pounds Of
Ice r. the s-1atain at the city han next
week during tie fesfiyel
Joseph White. postmaster at Lawton.
Ia company with his wife. was in the city
en- route home from visit with friends
in Kansas.
Mr. aad Mrs. win Mathis OF Enid.
who have been here this week visiting
MI and Mrs. J. NJ. Fife, returned home
this morning.
Mrs. J, T. ChiIcoot ana daughter Pa
mona are in Wamelsa. ISas. this week,
and will spend the greater part Of the
summer IN that state. visiting friends
ana relatives.
Mrs. Harrl Womack arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from Temple Tex
with her husband. the popular little bai
player who. a is exuected win be able
70 win few gaines Tor the Senators by
his Drowcsa as a slab artist.
Louis Bronson and "a representative OF
the Hennessey high school are playing q
same OF tennis this afternoon on the cou'
az the corner of Film street and Mansu
avenue. Bronson went 10 Norman e
participate Ia the high school meet. bu
/ The tennis events could not be played o.
account Of darkness.
George sattcrtawaitc OF Guthrie, ter
ritorial correspondent Of the Wichit'
Eapi-. was "a the city yHsterdag. ~
spnt the afternoon with his brother
wllo Is cashier az the Santa re freigh
house. and left last night FOR shnwne'
90 attend the meeting Of ire Oklahom.
Press association .--Oklahoma City Time
Journal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
NIECE OF HENRY GAS
soWAY DAVIS wEps.

New York, May 19.--.st Thomas
church was tho scene of a brilliant
society wedding today when Miss
Elizabeth Davis was united in mar
riage to Mr. John X. Berry. The
bride is niece Of ex-senator Henry
Gassoway Davis, who was Democratic
candidate for vice president at the
last election.
Miss Katherine Elldns was the
maid OF honor. aud the best man was
the bridegroom't brother, William T.
Berry, Of Nashville, Tenn Following
the ceremony at the church the bridal
party and guests repaired to the st.
Regis hotel, where an elaborate recep-
tion and luncheon were given.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
eErTLEMAN's $1,000 PREMru N
BEER At SOME OLD MOSES.
orchid GROVE In ctIca.o society.

orchid Craze In Cticahv society.
Interest IN orchids Is growing to such
an extent in social circles In Chicago
that II seems other blooms win stand a
slim chance OF being used for decoia-
tlons this seagon. Mrs Pullman Is an
enthusiast ind has an orchid collec.
tlon which Tor cost leaves a stable OF
thoroughbreSs IN the shade This years
flower show Of The horticultural socie-
ty promises 10 be the finest that city
has had, aud treasures in the orchid
line win be displayed Mrs. Pullman
says that for The pollen dust OF some
OF her rare varieties OF orchids she has
paid rs high as several thousand dol
lars. and she expects there viii be
great interest when some Of her plants
nre seen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

Wellesley college girls are orgnniz
ing q football team with the intention
II possible Of playing other female
college teams or high school girls, says
a Wellesley (MassJ special TO tie Pitts
burg Dispatch They have been get
ting pointers frcm the husky hiRn
school boy teams and more or Ices
coaching. The college authorities are
keeping the matter the strlctest secret,
and the story only leaked out inadyer-
tehtly when one girl was discussing a
recent high school game she witnessed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
WILL DAZZLE
THE WOODMEN
GUTHRIE WILL BLAZE
WITH LIGHT NEXT
WEEK
DOWN TOWN DECORATIONS
will be Feature of Greet
ing TO Visitors

Monday morning will behold Guth.
rie in gala attire for the distinguished
woodmcn visitors who are to be in the
city next week untn Thursday night
Practically every business house in
the city has already put in additional
electric light decoration and tonight
the lights will be turned on. The
downtown streets will present a pretty
scene. Eisenschmidt has an unusually
handsome window decoration. Ed
Peterson. the clothing dealer, will
have one Of the prettiest light dis
plays IN the city. An Illuminated horse
shoe over the broad entrance will be
one Of the features OF his decoration.
The Grand Leader, the Fair store
Ramsay the Partisan. Abel, Palace
clothing store and other business
houses will have extra illuminations
for the occasion.
In the way Of entertainment for hte
guests nothing has been left undone.
The committees began the work early
and have practically everything sat
isfactorily arranged Each day dur
ing the big festival, at Electric park,
the Senators viii give an exhibition Of
league baseball, opening with the
Shawnee club and playing two games
OF series Of three while the visitors
are here with the team from Tulsa.
The parades and contests each day
by the uniformed teams aud bands
from the various lodges are to be a
feature Of the entertainment The
members Of the Guthrie lodge have
new uniforms and expect to make a
splendid showing In the parades.
Wednesday evening Head Consul A.
r. Talbot will award to the local
camp the territorial prize banner for
securing the largest number OF new
members during 1905. More thar two
hundred new members were taken
into the order
The official program as prepared for
next wee ldollows;
Monday.
Appointment OF Judges on Band Concert
1900 O. m. Parade by Amusement Com
pany.
2isO p. m Base Ball
Tuesday.
900 p. m. Forester's Drill. Contest
West Harrison Avenue
400 ,. m. Base Ball at Electric Park
1880 D. m. Band Contest, Corner Har
rison Avenue and 2nd Street.
$3.50 D. m. All Shows Will be Opened.
WEDNESDAY.
II a. m. Band Concont on Harrison Ave
1900 D. m. Grand Parade 10 Foreste
Teams, Bands, Amusement Com
panies ana Members OF woodcFaft
900 p. m. Address OF Welcome b.
Governor Frank Frantz.
2.3o p. m. Address Of Welcome by Mayo
J. w Duke.
800 y. m. Response by Head Officers.
Reception.
Head Onicers Ia Attendance: Hea
Consul A. r. Talbot. Head Cler
Major Q. w. Haws Directors E.
Murphy II. II. Smith, and Edito
F. O. Van Calder
$500 .. m. Addresses by Head Onicers
. 800 D. m. disqualification OF Ritual an
Forester Drills.
Awarding OF Territorial Prize Ban
nor 10 Guthrie Camp NO. 0ss7 b
Head Consul,
Thursday.
1000 m Awarding OF Prizes BY n
Judges.
400 a. m Farewell Band Concert
ZOO p. m Base bah al Electric Park.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
lNolAna IMpRoPER CONDUCT.

Pawhuska. okla. May l9.-Today
James Hilderbrand, a mesa-er Of the
Usage tribe Of Indians. was arrested
charged with incest with his daughter.
who Is sixteen years Of age. He waig-
ed preliminary hearing before Com
missioner Yates ana his bond fixed a.
iI.ooo which was furnished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

the occasion of its visit to Oklahoma
City last year, and in the neighbor-
hood of sSOO--in fractional parts on
different occasions-to send delegates
TO Washington TO labor for statehood
and to urge an appropriation for the
erection OF federal building in Ok
lahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
Elks rRlp TO ENID.

one hundred Elks expect 10 50 20 Enid
tomorrow 70 attend the bah gaWe BE-
tween clubs from the Guthrie aud Enid
lodges. "A fare N Sl.70 for the round
"trip has been secured and anyone who
desires may take advantage of this rate.
The t-ain leaves at sii5 a 10. % morrow
and will return al , m. The proceeds
from the game r,in BE- sent 20 sam Franc
riaco
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
s'nAl s'RlrA conveNrloN.

Minneapolis, Mum, May 19s-Mauy
prominent Hebrews are here for the
annual district convention Of the
Bnai B'Rith which Is 70 begin a two
days session tomorrow. The district
inclrdes Nebraska, Michigan. Mime
sofa, Iowa and Illinois.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

PHoTooRAPHERs.

PHoTooRAPHERS.
Madison, wis, May i9.-rhe annual
exhibition Of the intercollegiate Asso-
.cistlon Of Camera Gibbs, which con-
sistg OF Harvard, Dartmouth, PeHnsyl-
yanla and the University Of Wiscon-
sin, opened az the university iiyrafy
here today ana win continue Tor ono
week Some i50 excellent specimens
OF The phots srauhic art are comprised
in the exhibition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

A torpid Inactive liver can produce
more bodily iils than almost anything
else. ~ Is good to clean the system out
occasionally. Sir the liver up, and
set into shape generally The best re-
suits are derived from the use of De
Wits Little Early RiscA Reliable,
enectiye pleasant pills with d reputa-
tion. Never gripe. Sold By c.. Il. Rn-
fro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

President, Mrs. Sara s. Plast Decker.
1850 sherman Ave, Denver, Colorado.
First vice President. Mrs. Philip N.
Moore, si25 LeFafette Ave. 81. Louis.
Missouri
Second Vice President Mrs May Al
den Ward. PSI Dartmouth ST.. Boston.
Massachusetts,.
Recording Secretary Mrs. John Dick
Inson Sherman. 4el4 Lake Ave, Chicago,
illinois.
Corresponding Secretary. Miss Louisa
9. Poppenheim, 81 Meeting s., Charles
ton. South Carolina.
Treasurer. Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker,
2eOe whitis Ave. Austin, Texas.
Auditor. Dr. Sarah II. Kendall. The
Arcade. Seattle, Washington.
Monday.
Cambridge club meets IN the afternoon
whit Mrs. Margaret wisby. as North
Broad street
Fin de seicle dance in evening at Elks
old club rooms.
Excelsior club meets in afternoon al
library club rooms. Lesson from Tenny-
sons "Enoch Arden" conducted by Mrs
George Stockdale
Miss Maude Goodrich is hostess in ths
evening to Dread club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

Territorial Federation.
President-Mrs. A. @. Scott, sun
water.
First vice pres,dsnt-Mrs. Riddle.
Chickasha.
Second vice president--Mrs Ledbet-
ter. Ardmore.
Recording sesretary-Mrs. p. r. Klns.
Newkirk.
Corresponding sesretsry--Mrs. Ray.
Saltwater
Treasurer-Afiss Maude DeCou. Aiva.
Auditor. Mrs. f. M. Clark. Pawnee.
City Federation.
President Mrs. w. A. Frasier.
Vice preziJent Mrs. Horace Speed.
Recording secretary, Miss Alma Car
son.
Corresponding secretary. Miss Helen
Green.
Treasurer Mrs. william BlIncoe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

Ordinary skin changed TO satin by Satin
skin cream and Satin skin powder 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

and vivian Dreyfus. violinists. gave a
most pleasing recital last evening The
number, Martha" by Master Dreyfus
with Miss Bertha Levy playing the pi-
ano accompaniment. was one Of the fea-
lures OF the recital. Next Friday even
ing five little girls give piano recital
Last nights program follows
(a) Petite Valse ................ Denhee
(b) Soldiers March .....~... Schnmaun
Miss BanSs Hughes.
Pretty Butterfly s..@s ss...,.......F Fink
Master Howard fk,N
Violin, Martha" ...............,.. krug
Master Vivian Dreyfus.
Miss Bertha Levy. accompanied.
Chapel in the Mountains ....... Wilson
Miss Leafea Anderson.
In Twilight ...........t.........G Ganschois
Miss Agnes Brickncr.
Mountain Belle .................K .Kinkel
Mi Florence Millor.
Violin, Ave Maria ..............G Guonod
Master Emanuel welnbcrger.
Melody OF Love .Englemann
Miss Eva Fife.
Dance Of the Brownies ......, kamman
Master Ralph Brooks.
sonata T. Allegro ............... Mozart
Miss Blanche Howe.
violin "Massa's In the Cold Ground.
Master Emanuel Weinberger.
Extras, "Blue Bells Of Scotland "Old
kentucky Home. Home Sweet lfome. .
Master vivian Dreyfus, violini accompa-
by Miss IIagar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
LOCAL poINTs.

Deputy Uaitfd States Marshal Wiley
Hainos brought in from Pawhuska today
and placed 10 she FEDERAL san George
Hndebrand charged with Incest
United s1ates Marshal Abernaths will
remove 49, Fssf dogs 20 El Reno. whe-e
sheriff John Ozmun will care FOR the
pack Dnripg the past week three Of the
most valuable Of his greyhounde have
died. aud 4 q believed fhaf the animals
have been malicious|y polsoned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

The Juniors returned last night about
o'clock from Seward where they spent
the day picniclng IN comparative peace.
once they feared that their arch ene-
mics. the seniors, were upon them, and
with all haste toog the precious spread
and decamped to a secluded grove about
two miles further removed. There the
irate owner OF the place appeared ye-y
much out Of sympathy with school pic
nics and ordered them on his farm at
once These were about the only excit-
ing diversions that occurred during the
whole trip.
The members OF the class indulyine
In the frolic included Misses Gay Bron-
son. Nellie Kink May Melvin. Blanche
Hodge. Hope Frazier Winnlfred West
Ruth Rosen. Lulu Gregory, Jeanette
Hutchins. Catherine TrGband, Ben Vein
berger Harold Welch. Arthur Burnett
Roy Traband, oscar curd. Lawrence An
derson, Frank Luckenbin and Lawrence
Iutchins. Prof Green and Miss Ey.
Allison. Of the faculty accompanied th'
crowd as ehapcrons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

Eight d Miss Hagar's piano pupils as
sisted by Masters Emanuel Weiuberger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
tuesday.

Mrs Margaret wisby entertalns the
Shakespeare class in the afternoon at
her home, ii5 North Broad street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19
Thursday.

woodman dance in evening at Electric
park pavilion.
Mesdames r. B. Ferguson, w A. F-a-
sier ana ]. r. Hamill entertain in the
evening for Acorn club at home Of Mrs.
Frasier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

Mrs Harru Womack arrived ia the city
yesterday afternoon from Temple. Tex.
with her husband. the popular little ban
player who. II is exuected, viii be able
70 win a few gaines Tor the Senators by
his Drowcsa as slab artist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

mona are in WameiSa. Kas.. this week.
and will spend the greater part Of the
summer IN that state, visiting friends
ana relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-19

Mr.. ana Mrs win Mathis. Of Enid,
who have beon here this week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Fife, returned home
this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
.BlO[ AND D GRAY UNITE
on 0LD#BAli | 6 \.
Pennypacker, Vardaman and Lee
Speak at Unwilling Of Vicks- IS
burg Monument.
fRy Asys.,oe,oiate Prese.l

y
It,IlsR URc, a ISIS, s, March p. Sur r.
rolun.eu ny their sta ifs IN brilliant attire
ana hundreds or veterans Of he Civil War va
81 uniforms Or Blue and Gray, iovern or
Samuel Penny packer,5 o. IL Penn M
sylyania, and Governor Jar,es ar ltt-,
man. OF mississippi. to. day unveiled and,
dedicated the monument erected byt the
state Of Pennsylvania in the Yickssb,lrgl
battle park Sill memory Of Pennsylyan
who participated in the siege and cap
5ture of Vicksburg by General Grant IN
1883 5 Is I9a t{5 x Il
Five thousand citizens and a regiment
OF state militia were mnssed about the
monument site, while distinguished e. & cit
liens Of half a IL dozen States occupied
seats on tile speakers stand, & The cere-SS
monies were opened with q parade through
the streets profusely decorated In the.
national colors. ana lined by cheering
thousands AZ feature Of the ceremonies
In the park was A ha singing Of patriotic
songs by AGO school children, each N OF
whom carried q miniature American flag,
Among tho speakers were S8s Governors
Pennypackers and Vardaman and Gem
eral stephen u. Lee, conAnand
OF the United confederat to /, Veterans. 5. y
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or Local Interest
Some People We Know and Ne
WiIISPr0fit by Hearing
About Them.

Is This As a purely local event, .5ds Il
@ 1t took place in Rlclin!ond. = 4
Not in Buffalo or New York, NJ .3.
3 You are asked Il to Investigate It.
Il II Asked to believe a citizen's word
10 confirm, q 81 tizcn' 8 ate,nent
Il Any article that Is endorsed at home.
Is more worthy OF confidence.
Than one you know. nothing about,
Endorsed by unknown people. !,
Mrs. Lockhardt of 4o4 ia South Laurel
street, says: ~ dosnot hesitate to re-
commend Daan' s Kidney Pills and have
/ done SO to several OF my acquaintances
and friends. used them for baokacl,e
I and dull aching pains through the lolns,
which they quickly removed, Other
melohers of my family have used them
and layn obtained the best Of result N
would advise everyone = suffering from
i pains ii the back. urinary weakness OF
any other symptoms kidNry trouble, TO
prociirn I,oan's Kidney II lls,Sand I have
no doubt they will be. pleased With The
results,
For sale by ladealels, Price ~ cents.
Toster- NJ ilbilrn 90, Bllffalo, n, 4,,-,sole
agents for tho United sta teFs q ss
! Remember the 3lanlo poan Sand uko
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
Paris VS., Evansville

4, .'sUncle Joe'' Cannon has a good story
of an indian man whose birthplace.
Eyansyille Q, will ever keep q loving meln-
DRY In Ills Heart, & VI
Some years ago this faithful son Of
Indiana i Was enabled, by reason Of an
inheritance. to make n trip abroad. Up-l
on Ills return thu Evansville people were
anxious 10 have Ills impressions Of fur
rim parts,'a Wish witt Which Tho travel,
lcr oblisingly compiled. Tell us al Y
about Paris, some ono ilnally suggested;
j !" Paris observed the y IlYnnsy lilo lnull
grnYely, rs certainly y WIonderfhl place.
gents-sall things considered, Y Wonderfnl
place. hut, 4 he added thoushtfnlly,
's' Fsyansp He S3f for pleasure, '- liz peFui
w.eekl 80 W. * y tn y III 4sG
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w. M. S. Dunn

Mr. 5W.43N.3 sS.iE Dunn, e Widely knoWn
railroad man died hi his home. y near
tdly evening. Mr.. Dnn, was Il hollt u sixty
eight years of age. Il lie was general man
ager for III long timo OF the lChesapeakte;
and Ohio Railroati. $of the old sRichmond !
Of the Southern Il ailway.
Later lie took charge Of tho Cape Fear
and YndkinE Valley ailroad, and ar ter,
Ohio Railroad. with which he was con-
meet cd fiip to- tleEftme OF General II Wick
HAMS DEATH Is, al Al
n fteroone from the residence Iii Nelson
tcnlllll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
.P|'IE|A|S:i.A|N1|''S|HR|S|N'......
THROUGH II A RUSSIA ] 5 ;i.I|.A||
BEAT. TAxC 0LLEC T0Rs OFF
fS Countryside Armed
StNitllSS cytl1es, Pitcllfoikc and
IN. Clubs
s(i3y Associated Press.)

BY 1As octated I'ress.) " sE{ ssS
B ST. n TERs 3 U1aG March q. "a great
change seems y have come over the!
spirit 81 the pea SAINTS curing the winter
lYhercyer troubles are reported the peas y;
ants lnvariabl bly, arc shown to be resisting
the grural guards ana troops sent to re-
store ORDER AT fI<olp pho, almost sut tho
gates Vi 81 S t,ef r etcrsburgl peasants who;
were cutting trees ~ Il the forest put asto5
flight number 3 armed guards, semitic
3slpDsOss them NJ! s i 35
Near Pskofr, Province Of Pskof,$ tho
peasants WHO decided during tho winter
not Ito pay taxes, arranged a system f
ttrunlpet signals and on tho appearance
or guards escorting tho tax collectors tho
peasants from the whole countryside
were sumn1oned. armed with scythes,S
3ptchforks and clubs, TO resist the collcc:-S
6tion& Of taxes. 55it;4S5
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fSneciul 10 The Times Dispatc h.) -
sl5 ZEN SBD RO. c., NJ rich p IN r.
Alice snpott of kes cou licfc
last night. cEargsd wit coninte'lfieit w
sa1id43iil whose possession wa found one
hundred &countcrfritcd silver hal f-dol liars
ma N wenty base s., x gold B pi sees, .wii;
given 4 preliminary hearing efore Co1n--
missioner Wolfe this af tsrnoon y
siuiIi her being .ound over to- Fcde II court
$llls au.eight hundred ollars' bond nnd go q
ling back to- jai l. gi$3 ~ E ,Ss5s
# Illnesses from on g nays Y
Zig rncci ycd. Sountcrlelt "a OH pieces
fbr pure bases made lin Two stores there y
III ia coins marked by the BAN counter.
felt. these corresponding with the Eold
s pieces found wrapped in tissue pa per n y
tho woman g sal che 1ssi, I.
Each ono Of the half. doIla r silver $rlcces
was wrapped separated S In a Tissue paper:
5lDetectiye Thomas cxlii bitcd ono fo 9l
5in4 tic, wO,nan's satchel. testifSln g 1T was
made of 4babbltt metal 81 the liver BENZ
8nia fed with silver solution and the gold
Mi i, gold solution, and In the sat cl,cl WAS
found and exhibited two bottles oilaS ~ y
solutonEof silver. the other Of gol ana q
#,nuehaussd chan,ois ski s(o. III
Rs ,,la woman denied that 1t Rns her SD tcil--
81 Unit II 8r,hotog ID hcrsel and 8llus-
band we're found there, when she admit admit
ted ownership. E yat 5
gS$s The wonlnn.s husband, G.; III sn,oo Swho
lis doing railroad work q VclshtIs WA.
came here to-day on receipt Of q te les re- m
from hera2attorney, and had mo sooner
landed than n warrant charging him with
5counterfeiting was served and ,sfalllln g 70
give bond for. his appearance at q pre-
slinlinary rial to he held mex + lridny, ne
f vas zen to jail With his wife. S3
District Attorney II oltons pr ecllted Inc
case FOR tie government, def dants be.
ling represented BY A1essrs. Ju1nes = ~ ore"
head ana C.. NJ. sstedmnn. IS 3i$
S Government representatives eli I'M they
have located two of N dang erous and thor
',oughly Organized hand OF co unterfei ters
operating IN Tennessee, ri VI rgi nin,5 Vest
Virginia and North Carol mas Slnott. was
once Sa mot ographerS here, 4 coming fr0ln
wilkes co,Ii ty, where his wi fcz and chill
$drensnoW I've. II .y9 Ms nv
] AZ Revenue a gent Sans rccel ed news to-
day that Ills barn, stables, horses and ca t
;slle s were burned al Ills home In Madison
by am incendiary5la last night. The report
says the IRE was bought to have been
set by parties from a distan ce IN revenge
for performance Of duties Of the q gent
iinsconneGtioll with the prosec utions Of rev
cnue! fraud cases q u szS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25


SsSf5 Ike catarrh. nc rya les the hole9
3systorn.$ md
tho d lseas
4 " Teopl e believe hat y
slinve been cured OF chronic Brig Dis-
ease BY the Use Of Jaerillia.
IT certainly true TINT tlre' q
carl Ter stages of Bright scast.,s
l,erllna is al eff live remedy
Numerous ...loniais NJ on atIils point
fact beyond all}doubtss
NJ Otto a. F1eissne 81, :A111e rical, cpl NJ
e,ircan. ormerly Gll Col Gody,ss
1412s Sixth Sen tile sWrl ties :s3S
JS'' suffered Wit, tllleS and blad ders
trouble until d "a not sc worth
ing. Ind rled man med lcir did
not get any rel ef until took r ert, 1ass
twas xeall wond erf,l how illic bet ter
I was fter USED tll III med cineS on yS a
wee end 81 six mon Ills II found /
to llef tha 4 LA had rid system
az nll poisons nd syvsls cured sta yS
cured. "
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What He Thought.

The man stammered painfully. His
name Was sissons. Especially difficult to
5ltm was the pronunciation OF his own
name, Flo had tho misfortune to stay ONT
late ana uproariously ono night. and to
account for II before tho magistrate at
tho Police Court next morning, What
Il 4 your nalf,e?" asked n ho court. \
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Stop that nolse and tell me what Is
iyour. I,ane, :, said the Judge llnpatiently,
"Siss,ss s-sss sissss = u - iR55 IA II n
Ss.rlpt will do. !. said lIiD IIonor,8 severe
sly.s Officer, what Is tile man charsed
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