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Three For the Finance

II you want to help the man you are
going to marry to be strong and true,
show him that you believe he has every
good quality. You will raise his own
self-respect ana bring him to the level
you tell him he occupies.
Don't make the mistake OF thinking
it is all going to bespsradise. You are
going to marry a man who win come
home tired. cross and tagged, and he
won't find relief for all his trials in a
caress and a few tender words. as he
did before marriage, when they were
more of novelty. He would rather
have his dinner, though he may not
confess it. When he has been fed and
comforted. however, he win be ready
for this tenderness, and the fact that
he did not feel demonstrative when his
stomach was empty viii be no sign that
he is not still in love.
Believe in the man you take as your
life's partner; he gentle with him; don't
contradict him when he is tired; let
him think he is having his own way in
his own house; feed him with what he
likes and laugh at his jokes. Herein
lies the secret Of a happy home
Woman's Life.
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Friends School,
Fourth and West Street S,
Wilmington, Del.

A hrst-clsss day school. with courses
Of study fitting for either college or
business. Sixteen experienced teachers.
HKoellent equipment. Thorough in
struction. Terms moderate by reason
OF endowment. Pupils enrolled at any
time. High School, Grammar School,
Primary and Kindergarten Depart
ments. Transportation provided for
pupils of the lower grades. For Illus
trated catalogue, address
HERScHEL A. NORRIS.
A. M. Prin.
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a. D. Barnes, M. d.,
SPECIALIST.
ZIG WEST STREET,
Corner Eighth and West Streets,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
Conaultation Free.

kQnauitatiou Ffeos
Or. Barnes is a graduated Physician
and Surgeon. Treating Allorath'eAiiy,
Homeopath and Electrically. His
Papers are Recorded in the Court
House, this city, that the public may
know he is qualified as required by
State, Government and Health Laws.
SPLEEN Liver, stomach. Binddcf
Kidney and Bowel Troubles.
LIVER All diseases OF the liver aaa
all organic and functional Disorders
BOWELS Inflammation and M nerv-
Gus and reflex disorders. rhcumatism
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AFTER PLANT
Board Of Trade Trying to Induce New
companv 20 Ioeate Hare.

CSNNPNHJ ~ HSsatc ifelc'
Another important industry may To-
cate in this city. 1t has been
learned that the officials OF the Mont~
ross Metal casket Company. of Cam
den. n. j., which was Incorporated
under the laws OF Delaware last August
with a capitalization of $4,000 600. is
now looking for a site for an extensive
plant.
Judge Cochran, who obtained the
charter for the concern. and who is its
general counsel. is endeavoring to have
the works located here. He is in
communication with the Board OF
Trade on thes ubject, and It is very
likely that inducements will be made
to this end.
A syndicate OF Philadelphia capital
lists has obtained an interest in the
project, and has already subscribed
several hundred thousand dsllars. This
amount win shortly be Increased very
materially.
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IA TRuE sPEclALlsT.

Dr. Barnes Us "a specialist IN the true
sense OF the word-not because ito
claims 20 be, but because lifetime OF
special study, special learning. special
training, special experience and con-
stant application 10 special lines cf
work has made him master of the spec
cial diseases which ne treats and cures
CURES HIS PATIENTS.
Because nc is true specialist.
through genuine knowledge. oxperl-
enco and training obtained by years OF
hard work and study. and has equip
ped himself with am the latest and
most valuable products of modern
Electro Medical science I'm the cure of
disease, he cures patients many OF
them after numerous other doctors
have failed).
NOSE Acute and Chronic Catarrh OK
the nose and air passages of the head.
polypus and other growths in the nasal
passages positively cured without SUR
gical operations by this treatment
alone.
THROAT Catarrhal sore throat. acute
and chronic pharyngius, enlarged tom
sils and palate hoarsoncss. loss OF
voice paralysis OF the vocal cords. and
all forms OF throat trouble.
THE EARS When catarrh Is allowed
20 continue uncared for a time ia the
nose and throat It as liable at any
time to extend up the eustachlan tubs
(the little air tubes leading from the
upper part of the throat into the inner
earl, and set up catarrh OF the inner
or middle car which is the cause of gl
per cent OF an deafness Ia the world
Tho symptoms are q feeling that the
ears close up on swallowing or blowing
the nose. A sense OF tightness or full
ness Ia ears, which at first comes and
goes Sounds seem TO Doe away Off
which continues off and on. until you
lrealize that your hearing is dun. which
/ gradually Increases. Sometimes pre-
ceding and sometimes accompanying Is
a buzzing ringing. roaring. rumblng
kissing. humming. singing. whlstllng OF
throbbing noise.
LUNGS Diseases in the early stages
lhemorrhages, chronic bronchitis, dry
or loose cough, pains In chest, dinculi
breathing. acute and chronic asthma
hepatization, etc, positively cured By
my combined treatment.
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IRON SrEAAal4i,s L5l..A-NDl VINE AND
CITY OF CHESTER.
Leave ~ ltl4..l4s iulii +lu aL.c c-L Wnatl.
week-dsEs dnJ Sundays, for Chester and
Philadelphia, at 730 a m. and l30 p. m
Leave CIlestel Oue hour later.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street
wharf, weekdays and Sundays, at lO.5J
a. m, 4l5 j. IN.
e1VS chester one hour later.
Fares including Saturdays and Sundays
fhlladelphia cXcursi1ii, 25c-one way 5c.
chester excursion. 15c-one way lOc.
shippers of freight have frequent ser
vice. careful handling, prompt delivery
And full protection from the weather by
9vered Wharves and wagons
10 secure these facilities. order your
shipments via WILSON LINE" Chest
nut nut street wharf Philadelphia, and
Fourth street wharf, Wilmington.
HORACE WILSON,
General Manager.
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To Brighten BIue Monday

Soap should never be used When
washing silk stockings. Add four table
spoonfuls Of bran to a quart OF water
use Of the little scent vegetable scrub
clear waters and dry in the sun.
A faded cotton dress can be made
white by boiling in cream Of tartar
water.
Alum the size OF a hickory nut dis
solved in a pint of starch win brighten
the colors. OF muslin. ginghnm and
calicoes after washing.
For the woman who does her own
laundry work or has it done in the
home, a great saving OF strength, time,
temper and fabric may be found in the
use Of the little scent vegetable scrib-
bing brushes for sale at all stores in
the kitchen department. Instead of
rubbing wrist and necl1bands Of fan
nels and shirtbands. etc, on the wash
board, try soaping the brush and
brushing all badly soiled parts or spots.
The brush goes into the fibres and
cleanses quickly and thoroughly
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Why VIII Women

Eat all sorts Of indigestible stuff and
then say they inherit dyspepsia from
their grandmother.
Say they do not mind cigar smoke at
all, before marriage, but thoroughly de-
test it afterwards.
Look in mirrow every time they
pass one to see IL everything is just as
it was five minutes before.
Decry the foolishness Of fashion, but
meelrly wear uncomfortable shoes,
tight dresses and freakish hats.
Worry around downtown hunting
bargains to save twenty-five cents and
then spend fifty cents for a headache
powder to cure the i'll they achieved
by the performance.
Pay a five-dollar doctors bill rather
than spend fifty cents for pair Of rub
bers.
Get sick in two days trying to do the
houseworlz, but expect a maid to cook,
wash. take care OF the baby and keep
cheerful about it.
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STOMACH Cataun liberation and
dyspepsia. Indigestion. weakness. rain
and fulncss affor cclns. hoartbutn.
BLOOD AND SKIN discases. sores.
spots pImEles. aard-.il taiat tums.s.
tottor cczemN salf rhclm rin1eo-a
and blood poison thoro1eai5 cradieaf-
cd. leaving the system in strong.
pure and hc7lthful condition.
RHEUMATISM Acute ana chronic
rhcUmatism in all i,s forms enlarged
and sildeuod ioinir muscular rhcuma-
tsps lumnaeo, aci7tica. etc.
DISEASES OF REcTUM plies Chctu-
orrhoils), positively cured Witaout the
use of knife
NERVOUS DISEASES Diseases 90 the
Nervous System require the highest de-
gree of medical skill for success fni
treatment Epilepsy choroa or ST..
Nitus lnncc rnralssis in its v.,rcls
forms hyrtefia, spinal irriiatioa. .nre-
7Us debility nervous prOstrfiian and
lothor derangemenis of lcsic1s ui tho
nerves, brain or sslral cord are uaaai-
b very obstinate aud cfte1 regarded
las inrurablc. Thc majority OF such
feascs are incmab's hy tho o,drdry
i lmcthods yct thov yie'i ao div Go Tie
powerful but beneficial iriuenees al my
Vstcm of treatment rto nrst sling
! u The treatment of these Gis-afas is 10
locate the causc of the dlHesa which
Ils ofien obscure scia1ss enables me
10 accomplish tfig
Evening journal., 1907-02-04

Samuel b. Coleman is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Biddle in
Chestertown-
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@NN = y - ~ - - -
Daily. Daily except Sunday. 8 Sunday
NEw YORK and tn. East .22s. .5gs.
esO, fn.ls, su35 a. m, il.26 1880, s5.l7,
K2yy9 p2y4I Limited l1., ~ ,ll.o9 ?. m.
cab, $40. TO QocaD 1890. Nl5 ,ss.S4 DO.
= m. tl@. fs@ dooaD. $50, $40, -;s
QocaD, f4.52 QocaD, s5.17 Royal Limited"
so QocaD. f7Oo sos QocaD. '7.42. $3.50.
CHESTER. $3.50 Ocean. fs.4o. s7.2o 90
CAD, $500 tS.i5, ss.s4 QocaD. $40, s105S
nocall, fi0.51 QocaD, s11.35 a. m, f126.
tSO0 Qocal), sAS0, QocaD. ff.52 QocaD. f6.20
QoesD. r.oO, SOS QocaD, ZAP, sS52 aocaD.
BXLT1MoRE q WASHINGTON. .455.
1908, s1049 a. m, slo6. $3.50, @4.47, f5. so.
's.44 Royal Limited" '90e, 1884 D. m.
BALTIMORE and Way stations, f70Q
H;4s a M, 70. Is, 1903 =. m
NhWAABak. .4Ss. 100 1895. ss5s. ts e@
sfNsERLY, Zoo ssp. 1908 Gxpress)
g m. tl2to, tSl5, $3.50 (1zpress), ss.oS,
L-ANDENBURC and Way stations '10.1i
- m, 1899, T.25 p. m.
rITrSBURG. 'A55. '10.49 a. m, s4.42, i'm
So Royal Limited" 1884 2. m.
CHICAGO. s4.55. siO.49 a. M, $3.50 D. m
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS & LOUIS
VILE. '4.55 a. m. '1.06. '9O9 p. m.
Del. Ave Sta, Delmarvia Tel. 2l93. ID
q A. Tel 1422-A City Ticket once. 80
Market street p. & A. Tel. 1854, Del
narvia Tel. 2ls5.
H. A Miller, Travelling Passenger Agent
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WOMEN WANT GOOD ROADS

Many women Of Delaware have taken
up the coed roads agitation and have
Evening journal., 1907-02-04

Miss Flossie Lane. Of Baltimore, is
the guest Of friends IN this city.
Evening journal., 1907-02-04
STEADILY INCREASED SUcCESS!

Over 400 people this city and Vicinity numbered emab
CONSULTATION
Evening journal., 1907-02-04

MEMS DISEASES. vnrt every man
that has any special eife1se or conci-
ton peculiar 90 his oy to come aud
have social chat with ma. haze tho
GREATEST TREATMENTS ON
EARTH for MEN and will GUARAN-
TEE cures or refund an money 20
them if fail An patients ore assured
of strict privacy in seeing and treating
with me.
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WoMANls TRouBLE8.

My combined trcaimcias afa csDe-
cially beneficial 90 an female come
plants aed decided benefit aud relief
are quickly fcit and apafcrvtrd. All
womon slTosins from any nclyic 1ec-
lion are especially wcle1nc 90 mv cx-
animation Hnd confidential, advice.
TREATMENT SAFE, PAINLESS AND
HARMLESS.
Evening journal., 1907-02-04

The new melodramatic musical play
that Killroy and Britton VIII bring TO
this city. on February z, and 2. is
called 1.-The Cowboy Girl" This play
presents a consistent. pretty love story,
simply and effectively told; there Is
plenty OF fun I'm the unfolding Of the
story, which is told to the accompani-
ment Of dainty and catchy music. There
are several song hits which give op-
portunity to appear attractiveiy.
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& OhiOR.R.
WlLMlNGTON. DEl

Scnedule In effect November 25. 1906.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station
Evening journal., 1907-02-04

Pay a fve-dollar doctors bill rather
than spend fifty cents for pair Of rub
hers
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WILSON LINE
PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE.

IS. ess ,.
ete1- 49,. -
- u - - $ u -. I7I11--.
Atrfi ...s,.. - 1 =. ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-07
FAIR EXCHANGE

A New Back for an Old one-How Il
Is Done in Guthrie.
The back aches at times with a DUH,
indescribable feeling making YOU
weary and restless; piercing sains
shoot across the region OF the kidneys,
and again the loins are so lame 20
stoop is agony No use TO rub or ap-
ply a plaster to the back IN this condi-
ton You cannot reach the cause.
Exchange the bad back for new and
stronger one Follow the example of
this Guthris citizen
Mrs. Frank A. Allen. of 1913 South
Fifth St, Guthrie. Okla, says: Mr..
Allen has had considerable trouble
With a hurting ana lameness ia his
back and kidneys Il was liable 20
come on al any time and often the
pain was ever severe At such times
the pain was very acute and the sec
reuons We're highly colored and
scanty Since using Doans Kidney
Pills which he procured al J. y. Wal
lace's drug store, / have not heard
him complain. and he SAYS they are
the finest kidney medicine he ever
used
For sale by All dealers Price 5o
cents. Fo5ter-Aiilburn Co, Bunalo.
New York, sole agents for the uaiied
States
Remember the name noan's aud
take no other
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KckAPoo SALES ARE ILLEGAL.
Purchasers Of Lands From the In.
dians Probably VIII Lose
$500 600.

A decision HANDED down at Tecum-
sch today by Judge b. r. Burweu may
result in the loss of 500. 900 paid out
hoy purchasers OF lands from Kicka.
poo Indians vino immigiated from
Pottawtomle county 10 Mexico. G. j.
Benson and W L. Chapman of Shaw
nee Who had purchased tracts of
these kiclap0o lands. had begun suit
20 quiet utle
There had been more or less invesn-
cation by The federal government OF
the traHsa tions whereby the Kicka.
po0s had been Induced 20 part with
their lands aud go 10 Mexico. John
Embrys United States district attor.
ney 20 protect he Kickapo0s. con.
ceiyed the idea that The lndiahs cbulil
not sell thei rlalds. as he believed Il
part of ihe title wa ssiill IN the fed
erai government He instructed John
scothon assistant United States dis
trict attorney 20 Intervene Ia the
suit Of Benson end Chapman and set
Hp claim Of title by the governments
The motion 20 intervene wa sustain.
ed by Judge Burwen MIR scothorn
az once nisd petitions 10 recover vari.
GUS other tracts of land similarly ac.
quired from the kickapoOs. The
money paid BY purchasers to the IN
nians probably win be a total loss. as
me Indians have spent H.
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tNontlnued rom PAGE One)
oquivalen, 10 paying tbe railroads one
and two thirds cents per pound aud
viii wipe uut an of the profit uaie5s
business IS suspended
Case Now Before Court
Milk and cream have been In th,
same classification. but are now sep
arated. with the old rate ON milk and
higher rate on cream
II is alleged that the railroads
quire the oXDress companies namel to
pay one-haN the rate charged the
creamery companies "a DISCRIMINATION
which IS claimed to bo violation Of
law.
On August rs. 1907. tho uhtad
States ciecuit court al Chicago was
asked by lie creamery companies 20
ISSUE an Injunction 10 restrain the
railroads from putting into effect the
increased rates until the Interstate
Commerce. commission could decide
whether they were reasonable Judge
kohlsaat issred am order temporarily
restraining the new rates, reurnable
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TRIP THROUGH
NIGHT IN VAIN
Ccontiuued from page ons)

in the great beyond for me. Darling.
sweetheart please come 20 me. ! love
you With an my heart and soul. You
never viii know the anguish and pain
you are causing me. Ny suffering Is
untold misery Please come to me,
joe please come TO me.
- remain your loving and devoted
sweetheart, MARIE SEXTON"
Sorrow IN Crude Verse.
on the other side of the sheet were
written these crude verses.
an, truly those are the saddest wordf
OF tongue or pen,
II might have been 1t might have
hecn
Everybody Is loved by some one
everybody knows that is true;
Some have a father and mother dear,
brother and sister. too
An J remember since ] was a babe
so small
I have seemed TO be the only one that
nobody loves at all
Just before she killed herself Miss
Sexton sent a brief note to Wiilllam
Wallace, friend, who works az the
factory where s6o was employed Il
read.
Will. Forgive me for doing this.
Joe has broken my heart and wrecked
uy life. Goodby MARIE"
The letter was mailed at i.50 a. ma
and was delivered TO Wallace in the
morning
gillespie WIS taken into custody by
detectives and brought to the inquest
which was held az Nelles rndertak-
Ing rooms. 500 Milwaukee avenue. He
idSutihed the hody as thai Of his
former sweetheart. but declared he
was not responsible for her despond.
encll Ne said ne had become ac-
quainfed with her at the factory. and
that they had been sweelhelrls for
scme time, but that they had quarrel
ed about a month ago He afterward
was released by the police
Miss Sexton was also known an
Mary Stnbel She came 10 Chicago
from Little Rock. Ark
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A Tram IN oUIcKsAND.
Teh Engine AMI Tender Of a Frisco
Freight Train Disappear.

Clinton, Okla Oct Frisco freight
train No 3i2. which was wrecked by
the breaking OF bridge over the
Washita river near here at daylight
this morning Is disappearing in quick
sand
The engine and tender have disap-
peared and fifteen cars are going
down fast Il is now known that the
fireman. Clvdc Blue of Enid was
pinned In theengine cab and drowned
other sof the crew escaped by jump.
ing into The stream The river was
swollen By recent rains and The bridge
gave WAY when the train was near
the center The Canadian and Cimar.
ron rivers in Western Oklahoma are
reported to be risin rapidly.
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MRKMAN TO eE RELEASED.

Leavenworth, Kas. Oct 4-George
w. Kirkman. ex-Captain of the United
states army, viii be released from
The Federal prison here tomorrow,
having served his term of three years,
less time allowed for good conduct.
Krkman was convicted by court
martial at Fort Niobrara. Neb. on
two charges. Under one OF these he
was sentenced TO Imprisonment for
wo years. and under the other for one
year The first charge was that Of
conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman The second charge
against Kirkman bore particularly
upon alleged relationship ending in
the suicide last winter in Omaha. Of
Mrs Chandler. wife Of Lieutenant
Chandler. of Kirkman's own com
pany. the Twentyffth United States
Infantry.
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THAW'S SECOND TRIAL
SET FOR DECEMBER

New York, oct Harry X.
Thaw's second trial for the killing OF
Stanford White viii begiA. Dec. .
This agreement was reached between
District Attorney Jerome, Martin A.
Littleton. counsel for Thaw, and Jus.
tice Bowling, of the Supreme court
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pennsylvania DAY
AT dAMEsToWN.

Norfolk. va. Oct Governor
Stuart aud a party of 200 visitors
from Pennsylvania, including rrny Of
the state officials. were present to-
day at the celebration OF ennsyl
vania Day at the jamestown expo
sition
Exercises were held III the audi
torium. with addresses of welcome
by President Tucker of the exposition
and Governor Swanson of Virginia
Lieutenant Governor Robert S. Muir
ply Of Pennsylvania delivered the ora
tion OF the day
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Pennsylvania w. c. T. U.

Beaver Pa. oct 3 Many dele
gates are here for the annual con.
vention of the Pennsylvania state or
ganizatiOn of the W0maus Christian
Temperance Union An attractive
progIpmme has leeni arranged for
the convention, which viii be'in sep
sion several DAYS.
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CALF LED THE PARADE.
sess Citizens Of Anadarko Had Trou.
bic Eeadin II.

Special tc DAILY Leader.
Anadorko, Okla. Oct THE luH
calf, which was presented 20 Caddo
county by y. H. Fulton's campaign
manager as prize for showing tie
greatest Democratic gain ia The SEC
ond congressional district. headed a
street parade given here, celebrating
Fulton's election To congress The
calf was led by two OF tE cleadlns cit-
izeus OF the town. who found ID cS-
ireinely difficult to maintain their icp.
utation as leaders owing to the OBJ
stinacy of the calf
In the parade wond tli2 Coanty nd
city officials. a number ol Democrats
citizens aud delega iln of Indians
bringing up the retv.
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Obstinate cases of constipation and
nasty, mean headaches promptly dis
appear when YOU takc DoWitts Little
KarK Riser Pills Sold by G. r.
Rnnfro
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PITTSBURGERS PGOH.POOH
IDEA OF COLLISION

Pittsburg, Pa., Oct Members OF
The pittsbvrg delegation to ;he Deep
Waserweys convention at Memphis
do not agree with President Roosevelt
that during his trip to Memphis there
was any danger Of collision between
the steamboat Mississippi on which
the presidential party were riding and
the steamer Fred Hartweg.
WAN TED-At once IS men at the
southwestern Iron Works.
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dent has declared his intention TO ap.
prove the constitution, He viii per
haps explain to and console Governor
Frantz when the two 80 on that bear
hunt-Dallas News.
"Chairman Hunter Talks" IS a.
heading in todays Guthrie Capital.
Not presenting to dictate, bat rather
to express a sentiment which seems
60 be more or less prevalent at this
time, we should sa ythat Chairman
Hunter would better observe the pro
prieties by adherlng strictly to a
policy of "shutupness. '-Ponca City
Courier
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ouEER DoINes lN gAPAN.

Toxic. Ooci Alt Is reported that
the real mother of the emperor Of
Janan. named NakaTsna. who Is held
iu tae highest rank AZ The imperial
court Is seriously ill Il IS believed,
however, that she died early today.
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School Shoes at RobInson's.

WANTED Bright, industrious boy to
learn automobile business Guth-
fie Auto 3nd Machine Works.
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JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS.

williams the
nomination
minority leader in the national house
since 1898 aud noted
native OF Tennessee lie removed to Mississippi 1878
the University Heidelberg Germany.
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October y when the railroads viii
have an opportunity TO explain why
tho Injunction should not be ssueI
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TOWN IS TO TAKE a CENSUS
Hobart Given s,10o, Claims il Has
at Least 5000.

Hobart, Okla. Oct Claiming
that the Federal census, which gave
Hobart 3100 people. did the city a
rank Injustice. and that the town has
at least 5000 people, the chamber Of
commerce appointed committee Of
three 10 supervise the taking Of a new
census for that city
An enumerator is 10 he appointed
in each ward 10 make sworn returns
TO the chamber of commerce. This is
the first instance of a town ip the
two territories opposing the Federal
census TO the extent Of taking a new
one.