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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27

washington. June 25.--According to
private advices received here Monday
the proprietor Of the horse show res
taurant, which was attacked during
the recent anti-Japaness riots In San
Francisco. win Tuesday enter suit In
the state courts Of California against
the city Of San Francisco to recover
damages done the restaurant proper
~, District Attorney Devlin, a tel
egram from San Francisco says, viii
represent the japanese plaintiff in
the action. II was stated at the
department Of justice Monday that
some time ago Mt. Devlin was instruct
ed to offer his services in case SUITS
were entered.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27
BLACK, ITCHING
SPOTS ON FACE
Physicians Called It Eczema H.
Worst Form Treated Disease
for a Year but Could Not Cure It
Patent Became Despondent--
Suffering Promptly Allayed and
DREADFUL DISEASE
CURED BY CUTICURA

= "About four years ago / was aiiicted
With black splotches all over my face
and few covering my body, which
produced q severe itching irritation, and
which caused me q great deal Of annoy
ance and suffering, to such an extent
that was forced to call In two Of the
leading phynlcians Of ---. After
q thorough examination Of the dreaded
complaint they announced It TO be
skin eczema IA its worst form. They
treated me for the same for the length
Ct one year, but the treatment did me
no good. Finally became despondent
and decided to discontinue their SER
vices, Shortly afterwards, my husband
"a reading q COPY 81 q weekly New York
paper saw an advertisement Of the Cuti-
cuFa Remedies. He purchased the en-
tire outfit, and after using the contents
Of the flfst bottle Of Cuticura Resolvent
"a connection with the Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, the breaking out entirely
stopped. continued the use Of the
CuHcura Remedies for cir months, and
after that every splotch was entirely
gone and the Affected parts were left q
clear Is ever. have not felt q gymp-
tom Of the eczema since which was
three years ago. The Cuticnra Rene
dios not only cured ine Of that dreadful
disease, eczema, but o. other complicated
troubles as well, and have been the
means q others being cured q the sans
disease By the Cuticura Remedias, and
/ don't hesitate In saying that Cuticura
Beaolvent Il the best blood medicine
that the world has ever known. Ms.
lAzzie E. Sledge, $40 Jones Ava, Selma,
Ala. Oct. Is, 1901"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27

fered late Tuesday afternoon. lcacn
side took the Chicago anarchist cases
as It's legal guide and justification, the
defense pleading that the legal propo-
sitions varied, the prosecution that
they were on all tours. Judge Wood
wanted TO see the articles and took q
recess from II o'clock until . o'clock
to look them over. After recess he
said that he had decided to let certain
of the articles 60 before the jury and
to exclude certain others. He will
rule Thursday as to the particular
ones that are to be admitted and
excluded.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27

| s
rled into tragedy ne asserted tna'
TINS trial was the culmination Of tne
conspiracy % XII inc ORGANIZATION py
kiliing tne Leaders, tnat the organlza
tlon ana NOT BIZ haywood was On
trlai' ana mat Harry orcnarq unaer
tne manipuiation OF DetectlYe McFar'
lanu was Trying 70 XII Moyer, hay
WOOD ana PettlDone tnat'he might
save MS cwn me-
In explanation Of the draft Tor $lOt
which haywood sent to JACK Simp'
kins on December u, 1905, MT. Oar
row promised that the DEFENSE would
show that Simpkins had an expense
account for $z2S against the fedora
ton, ana that after Simpklns himself
had cashed the check for that amount
in Denver hegaye Pettibone 500 with
the request that ne mail the amount
to him at his home In Spokane.
OF the personal relations between
Orchard and Pettibone, Mr.. barrow
ceclareu ina. anyOne Ooula maAe
,rlenus WIN reeelpvne any tnas 49,, 7
uone nay ieu 0rcnaIu az ~ wuuiu
any osner uos a. = .n7. ~ .aa ~,
rela.lons' W 1 aliow saiu ~. 49, =
olona, n. le,s Iensel y. wso a.a -
sase es'lpono nis nloney, w = ~
sonic pause anu other IiinAess anu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27

Washington. June z5.-on the adj
vice Of the attorney general, the pres
ident Wednesday Instructed the sec.
rstary Of commerce and labor to have
the census bureau make a special
enumeration Of ths inhabitants Of The
proposed Btats Of Oklahoma. ineiud.
ing both the present territory Of Okla
hong and the Indian tarrit0ry, 70 ds.
termine the population Of the new
state and ita distribution among TIE
several territorial subdivisions into
which the state YIN be divided should
The constitution confirmed By The
convention lately sitting tbers b a.
prpvG1 a De nella.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27

Wichita, kan, June 2s.-seven
persona were injured and one Is
missing as the result Of tornadoes
which visited Medicine Lodge, Bar
Der county, Sunday night Three dis
tinet tornadoes visited the town be-
tween the hours Of 7 O'Clock and II
O'Clock. They came from the north
west and we're accompanied By water
hat fen IN torrsntA =
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27

Goodland. Kas.. June aS.-Heaxy
raina with lightning, swept ovor ne
section from Morton to PhilIpsbufE
AZ 7 O'Clock Monday night, doing =
great deal Of damage 70 farn build.
lngl Damage A reported b iirti.
nlns 70 ne toms q Calvert Alno1a.
fulrie View ana sialltart
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A BOMB IN COURT
The Instrument Made by Orchard
with Which to XIII Cod
dafd Produced.
WAS DUG UP At THE GATE
Proving In Detail the Story % Told
by the Star Witness Goes on
J q the Haywood
Trial.

~ Boise, Idaho, June 20.--The stat
Wednesday mode dramatic production
and proof Of the Goddard bomb ant
offering further contributions Of the
testimony Of Harry Orchard against
William D. Haywood. secured ruI
ing under which a number Of the de-
mandatory articles published in the
Miners Magazine, official organ OF
the Western Federation Of Miners,
Will DO admitted in evidence.
TO Justice Luther M. Goddard him
self fell the task Of telling the story
Of the finding and preservation for
use as evidence Of the bomb with
which Orchard tried to kill him. His
appearance on the stand added an
other to the many dramatic scenes
and situation that have characterized
the trial, and his testimony was clear
and infinitely circumstantiaI The
veteran Colorado jurist testified that
the first information that he received
about the bomb came to him from Or
chard's confession. which was shown
fooe 4, n..-.s.,,,S. IN, ~ 49, S =,
once returned TO his home and in his
gate discovered the screw-eye whic
1900 NJ 1 ~ $3.50 s..s u 'aole' = Mas
.~rnsn, s NJ. $500 49,. - ~ ns
! ,,s,.n -. ~ ws'ue 49, saiu ~ ~
49,. 81 ~ $3.50 vLss W sSso
,'. s.s,e ~ su ns raueu .ne
49, AuS 1919 snsu, ueplesslon
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= ny .snu wnen Delleselas
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sSr,cSssa m. s-n,c.,o s,s sss -
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,.a,'.s ~, :. 49,. 49,, - ~A 80 ~ ~. s
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1900 49, ,.vsa :. ev,a.nca
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27

Boise, Idaho, June 21.-Unless there
should be Unforeseen delay In securing
couple of final pieces Of evidence
the state will Friday close Is case
against William d. Haywood whom II
charges with the murder Of Frank
Steunenberg. This announcement was
made Thursday afternoon by sena-
tor Borah, one Of the special speakers
and when Clarence barrow Of the
defense took up the discussion Of
the arrangement Of time he made It
very clear that directly the state
closed, he and his associates would
move the court for an instruction d.
recting verdict Of acduittal. It is now
anticipated that the state will close
by noon, that the afternoon session
win be devoted to argument Of the
expected motion Of the defense, and
II the court rules adversely on the
motion, the opening statement in be-
half Of Haywood will be made by Mr.
DarroW Saturday,
It was stated Thursday night that
the prosecution had received a tele-
gram from Denver showing that the
date on the draft for 500 sent by VIII
liam D. Haywood to Jack Simpkins
was December II, 1905. Orchard tes-
titled that when Simpkins left
Caldwell after the failure Of the first
attempt on the life Of Frank steunen-
berg he asked him to get 800 for
him. The unsigned letter which Or
chard got at Caldwell after his arrest
and which he said was written by
George Pettibone, one Of the co-defend-
ants, informed him that shat" had
been sent to Jack" on December II,
1906 and that he should have received
It. The state produced the drafts
sent BY Haywood "a. Slmpkins and
among them was one for 500 seat on
some date in the goo Of December,
1906. hut the particular day could not
be made out because the second. figure
~ Dsen ~ 80 49, - ~
''' r ~ .-s U Lev. a.,.uaa u ~.
), DeVeOuses VIZ, s,oS $3.50. s-as. snA sha
w s.a0 49,. snT .v v.yS Thr.sasr $500
'elsslsm It'll A1e s.s.s. 49, *, n.
.na. =. !, Os - ~ Az. - ,..na Ths
'emDer . W. ny Ss's =. 80, .ssus ,,.ncrs
~. 1880 .s.. ~ .,..a nav Asa closing
NC suas Wy s y -s $500. a = h
= cAss un. ,,.S - s Saa las 1880 raj
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-06-27
SKIN HUMORS
Eczsmas, Rashes. ltchlnF1. lrri-
tafions Cured BY cuticura

Warn baths with Cutioura Scan. IN.
fls anointinrs with cuticura Ointment,
and mid does a cutiCura Pills. adord
immediate reliEf and point 70 q speedy
cure a tcrturine. diEnF CURING humcfn
q Tie skin, scalp, and blood 81 infants.
chldrrn. and ndlilt, uhen all el-1 fails.
80 r11u1Etrul ~ goIlf rs.oIr nr1r co..
J - ol. q - isas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-06
The Sufferers
:sasasSnas@saEaH@nsHsHan

Territorial Librarian J. w Foose is
reported somewhat improved.
Mrs. Frank shewmake has recovered
from two weeks Illness.
r. r. Carlin Is very sick at his home,
1903 West Noble avenue.
Thomas Bamford, the Guthrie lad
who was struck on the bead by a
stone thrown by an Oklahoma City
rvffian ten days ego, Is conyalescent.
Mrs. Elmer Ankley Is recovering
from an operation al the Methodist
hospital Mrs. Ankley had been III for
the past seven years and the operation
seemed TO give immediate relief
Mrs. J. r. Abernathy, wife of United
States Marshal Abernaihy. who was
taken critically IN Friday afternoon,
III reported no better She Is slowly
slight hopes OF her recovery
Miss Letha Penteeost. who was
stricken bliad last Friday. Is imprOy-
ing grgdrslly and can SEE a little out
Of her right eye, Or Hsmill says
that she will recover. with much
needed rest Her many friends were
much alarmed over her condition Rld
are glad 10 hear OF her sight returning
Near Bear was Injured about
the head and arms Saturday afternoon
by a horse falling under him. throw
ing him 20 the ground The lad was
driving COWS 70 pasture and HIS horse
stumbled and fell with him pp North
Vine street. The injuries are not
serio1e.
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! Railroad Events !
G'MaHanaHeHeH@mananausuansr

w r. Garsides came up from Okla.
homa City this morning In the inter
est Of the Santa he.
A large force OF men Is az work re.
surfacing the Santa Fe between here
and Seward
The Santa Re is making preparations
to install a $1,000 dam across the
Cottonwood river south Of the city.
II is reported that Guthrie will have
a new brick freight house. which is to
be erected soon. Plans for the struct.
IRE are now being drawn. II viii be
the largest on the line OF the Santa
Fe between Newton and Fort Worth
Engine No. 39i is in Arkansas City
for repairs
John Fogsrty. the popular "con" on
the Eastern Oklahoma passenger run,
Is enjoying few days layoff visiting
his family In Arkansas City
Conductor Roberts, OF the d., E. &
g., is on for a vacation.
Conductor Clarke. OF the evening
local on the d., E. a. g., had some
trouble With soma drunken men be
tween Marshall and Lowell, Saturday.
General Freight Agent Teasdale, Of
Oklahoma city. is here in the Interest
Of the Santa Fe today
T. ], Clark. immigration agent for
the Rock island. was in the city yes
terday.
Superintendent beacon. OF the Rock
Island division In Oklahoma. who has
recently moved his offices from Chick
asha 70 ri Reno, was in the city satur.
day
Conductor James Fry is Ia the city
from Skedee.
Carl J. FilaOn has returned 20 ST.
Joseph. Mo. after a short visit I'm the
city with his parents Secretary and
Mrs. Chas. n Filson He rs travelling
freight agent for the Chesapeake and
Ohio route, with headquarters In 81.
Joseph.
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WIFE THREW cARsoLIc ACID.
Eddie" Edwards, colored, Severely
Burned and May Lose an Eye.

Pearl Edwards, colored, threw the
contents OF a bottle OF carbolIc acid
into the face OF her husband, Eddie"
Edwards. last evening, while the lat
ter was lounging on the bed. The acid
burned the mans face frightfully and
he was In critical condition last
night, but the doctor said this morn
ing that he may pull through, but will
lose the sight Of his left eye. Edwards
married his present wife last Novem-
Der at Gushing and says she has al
ways been quarrelsome. II is stated
by the neighbors that they were
quarreling before the acid throwing
happened. The officers are looking
for the woman. but have been unable
to locate her. Edwards and his wife
had been living at 5ts South Second
street He is about 20 years Of age
and Is said to be Of good habits Ed
wards Is now at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Edwards,
corner OF Fourth and Perkins.
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Obituary

The remain of Jas Yinglng, who
died here Saturday, were shipped to
Quincy, ILL., last evening for burial
The funeral Services OF the late y.
W Walton, who died at his home near
Mulhail Saturday morning of paralysis.
were held from the residence at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Several
Guthrie citizens sTere IN attendance.
The deceased was well.tod0 farmer
and cattle raiser and was well known
here. He has a niece. Miss Lula Bar
nard. attending the Logan county
high school In this city. aud a brother
in the ranch business near Bliss.
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IN THE JUSTICE COURTS.

Goodbye" noted police court
character. was arraigned before Judge
Boles this morning on a charge of
fighting He plead guilty and was
sentenced 10 ten days in the city
bastile.
Leonard and Lula Patterson. color
ed we're arraigned on a charge OF
fighting and their cases we're con
tinued until the o'clock session
Bob White. colored. was sentenced
to ten days in the city Jail for fight.
ing.
Thomas BeaHley paid a Sc fine for
drunkenness.
Nora Lockart. colored. was arraign-
ed on charge OF street walking She
entered a plea OF not guilty and her
case was continued until he after
noon session.
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Captain seeIx injured.

Captain Silas Seely, Saturday even
ing. was run over by team hitched
to a spring wagon as he was crossing
Vine street on Vast Oklahoma avenue.
The driver yelled to the captain TO
stand back, as he could not slow up his
ponies. phe captain, instead OF get
ting out of the way stepped back a
little so he could get lick at the
driver with his cane as he passed In
his excitement he stepped too close to
the vehicle the rear wheel of which
caught his leg and dragged him under.
A cab was hailed and the old gentle
man was sent home.
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stop orumbIIna

II you suffer from Rheumatism or
pains, for Ballard's Snow Liniment
viii bring quick relief II is a sure
cure for Sprains, Rheumatism. Con
tracted Muscles and all pains--and
within the reach of all Price 25c,
soc. 800. C. X. Smith. Tenaha. Tex /,
writes: have used Ballard's Snow
Liniment In my family for years and
have found II fine remedy for all
pains and aches. recommend II
for pains in the chest. &C. X. Renfro.
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er. Mrs. Francis Morgan. and accom-
pany her to Dighton, Kansas.
G. 2. Page, a prominent cotton deal
er of Carney, Is in the city.
Attorney General w. 0. Cromwell
is in Enid visiting home folks
w. II. Churchill is among the Kan
sas City people in the city today.
l.. n. Houston, register OF the local
land office. spent Sunday in Enid.
Judge W. L. Eagleton returned to
his home in Pawnee last evening.
Delegate w. A. Ledbetter arrived in
the city this morning from Ardmore.
Attorney Sam Harris came up from
Oklahoma City on the morning train.
Assistant United States Attorney L.
e Mcknight is in the city from Ana
darko
County Commissioner John Favors
returned to his home in Mulhal last
evening.
Seymour Foose. OF Watonga. arrived
in the city this morning. called by the
serious illness of his father, ]. w.
Foosc.
M. V Abernathy. father of United
States arshal John Abernathy, ar
rived In the city this afternaon, called
here by the serious illness Of Mrs.
Abernathy.
Judge J. II. Burford Journal Clerk
Walter Warren, Bailiff Lon Muxlow
Stenographer Tony Higgins, United
States Attorney John Embfy and his
assistant, John Scothorn, left today for
Chandler where they will hold court
this week.
Rev. Noah b. Wickham came up
from Oklahoma City on the morning
train in the interest of the Oklahoma
Children's Home society, Of which he
is superintendent The annual meet
ing Of the board of the associat Ion
will be held here tomorrow afternoon.
JAP ROSE transparent toilet and bath soap
is mcde from the white,t, putest and hest yeKe-
table oils OILS THAT fOUCAN EAT Made
~ hikh~soid Dy all druggists and grocers-
Renew your old furniture with
f1RpolNA varqsh fstaiua ands klnamel.
.Efr &Ie 4 Grays drug store. NO
East oklahoma avenue. >
a Gulley-Wssher.
Another sod-euttlng. gulley-washlng
rain visited this section this morning.
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HoFFMAN FoR senAroa.
Some Good Words Spoken BY the
Waurlka News

Last wek we published the plat
form OF Col Roy Hoffman. who de
slres 10 be United States senator
from Oklahoma. The write has boen
associated with Col Hoffman as
worker In the Democratic party for
the past ten years aDd knows some.
Thing Of his sterling worth as a Dem-
ocrat During this time we served
on the executive committe aud know
Of his ability.
Col. Hoffman has for ten years been
the most liberal contributor 10 the
Democratic campaign fund OF any
man In Oklahoma He has al all
times been active as campaign
speaker for the party. paying his own
expenses as we'll as giving his time,
which few OF the speakers have done.
He Is a man OF ability aud IN our
humble Judgment the best qualified
OF any of the candidates sp iill this
important Office and We know most
OF them as well a We do him. Wau-
fika News.
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:P ersonal Mention:
Hfn@HanananaNaaanaH@HaHss

Z, Jones is here from Ames.
R. NJ. chilcott is in Orlando.
M J. Baker, Of Cleveland is in the
city
J. e. Bernay is here from Oklahoma
City.
J. II. Funk is in the cit' fr,m Mar
shall
Judge Townsend is in the city from
CoyIe.
J. s. Fisher is in the city from
Beaver.
Dan c. Conway is in the city from
Newton.
J. e. Cummings is in the city from
Edmond.
Ed stobaugh is in the city from
Crescent tkf
~. y. Burton rs lnfthe city from
HlIssl'vses k&3t
w P. Barrett is in the city from
F'rcderici:
Delegate j. F. King. of Newkir!s. Is
here today.
Roy Rhodes spent Sunday in Okla
homa City
}. L. Donahoe returned to Oklahoma
City this noon.
Hon. Robert Dunlop is in the city
from Newkirk.
P. r. Corey. of Canton. Ca. is
Guthrie visitor.
W s. Calvert has returned from
trip to Mulhail.
Cs A. Lawton. Dr.. Of Enid. is here
visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. EIheld ars in the
city from okemah
Vim. Grimes returned this mornlng
from Oklahoma City. ~
fsSA
Dr. W. A. ciafk IS IN Porca City o1
professional business.
Frel Morgan left for Enid this
morning where he VIII meet his moth
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Heart FIutterIna.

Undigested food and gas in the
stomach, located just below the
heart presses against II and causes
heart palpitation. When your heart
roubles you in that way take Her
blne for few days You Will soon
be all right. SOC bottle.-C. X. Rem
fro
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Friday.

The Domestic Science club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. H. l.
Miller at her home, 702 East Warner
avenue. The demonstration will be
Martha Washington pie" by Mrs. J. @
Newlsnd and strawberry shortcake"
by Mrs. N l.. Miller.
Mrs. w. Cox entertains the Etude
lub In the afternoon at her home, 7Ol
East Noble avenue. Officers for en-.
suing year to be elected at meeting.
a full attendance 10 desired
Pupils of Miss Jane Hagar give a
musical recital In the evening at her
studio, 4l6 East Cleveland avenue.
Benevolent society meets in the
afternoon.
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For cold or a cough take Konnedys
Laxative Cough Syrup. II is BETTER
than any other cough remedy because
its laxative principle assures
healthy, copious action of the bowels
and at the same it heals irritation of
the throat. strengthens the bronchial
tubes and allays Inflammation Of the
mucous membrane. Contains Honey
and Tar. pleasant to take Children
like IT, Conforms to the National Food
and Drug Law: Sold by C. II. Renfro,