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The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09
Bound Over 10 Grand Jury.

Will Epperson and Loomis Gill, two colored citizens who have been confined in the city's jail for several days under suspicion of being guilty of burglary, were taken before Squire Smyth yes terday and after a preliminary hearing were bound over to the grand jury. Being unable to give bond, they were committed to jail. The crime for which the parties are held is the entering of and fishing through the win dOws of several residences in town, and it is believed that with their arrest and conviction, much of the recent burglary that has so terrorized our people the past few months will be stop. ped. One of the parties has been identified as having been seen in the room of Mrs. Kirkpatrick and also the same party whom Mrs. Hugh Moncrief shot at a few weeks ago. There is no doubt about the conviction of these
 
 parties, but it is believed others are implicated whom the officers are anxious to locate.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09
(Bv the Local Union)
Total Abstinence.

It is an old fashioned total abstinence that we are pleading for. We ask it as Paul did for "those who stumble" Oh, those stumblers! We dare not speak of them. It would touch many of us too tenderly. It would reveal too many wrecks that angels have wept over. It would open tombs whose char. itable green turf hides out of sight what many of us would love to forget. It would recall to mind many a college friend who went down at midday into blackness of darkness.
 In view of this is it too much to ask every lover of his kind to wholly abstain from all that can intoxicate?
 For the sake of your children do it. For the sake of brother, a husband, a friend. For the sake of those who will plead your example; for the sake of frail, tempted ones who cannot say no. Oh, touch not the bottled demon under whose shining scales damnation hides it's adderl stings.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09
Poor Bo.

"Bo," the valued bird dog of Chas. F. Pittman, is sick-sick unto death. In the fushand glory of his doghood, when the future seemed as resplendant as an an gels dream, the rain of death comes sobbing at the doorway of his brilliant career and the phan- tom boatman is waiting to ferry him across the dark river. Poor "Bo!"
 It is hard that the misty twi- light of death should so soon blot out the golden glow of the noon- tide; it is hard that the dead blades of grave grass should quiv- CT over the feet that have for years pressed the green verdue of the quail fields. Poor "Bo. NShCiOuSs uOOlc dIlu IlOIltSU, charitable, affectionate and true; asunbeam in the gloom of dogani ty. Not alone will your Master weep over your dead body, but scores who have watched you on the prairieS and in the woodland lead the trail that brought them gun toface with the coveted game, will kneel by your last resting place in the solemn twilight, and their set" faces will tell heaven how they miss you.
 But Doctor Criner may yet re- call the two front feet of Poor Bo, which today are planted almost in the grave, and raising his voice in scientific triumph, exclaim, 70, grave where is thy victory, o, death where is thy sting?"
 May God and Doctor Criner get BO well.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09
Supposed 10 Have been Drow ned

On the 4th of July some parties in hunting in the bottoms on the Little Missouri River, near Gray's Lake, found a bran new tent, with bedding, cooking utensils, and everything necessary to a complete camping outfit-includ. Ing "a ions. The buckets. cups, etc, were full of rain water, showing that the outfit had not used since the Sunday before. This condition alarmed them, and after some discussion decided to return again on Sunday, which they did, and found that nothing had been touched. It is now be-
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09
San FrancIseo's Mayor Sentenced.

San Francisco, July S.-Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz was to-day sentenced to five years in San Quentin penitentiary. The sen tence followed the conviction of Schmitz for extorting S1175 from French restaurant keepers of San Francisco.
 As the last words of the sen tence fell from Judge Dunne's lips the great crowd that had stood throughout the dramatic scene sent up d thunderous cheer. Good for you," shouted a man in the back of the room. His ejaculation was echoed and re-echoed by one after another of the spectators. Several threw their hats in the air and the greatest confusion prevailed.
 Attorney Fairall of the defense, raising his voice above the din, called out to Judge Dunne:
 Your honor, this cheering is a very unseemly occurance.
 Well, retorted Judge Dunne with spirit, If we had a sheriff worthy of the name it would have been stopped instantly" :"
 You may lead any woman to talk but you may not make her think.
 Love not only makes the world go round but 1t also makes men go broke.
 A man never becomes tax dodger unless his income exceeds his outgo.
 People are always in the right when they are on your side of the con- troversy.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09

lieved that the party or parties who were occupying the tent, have been drowned, as the river few days before, was overflow ed. The only clue to the parties is piece of paper in which their bacon was wrapped, which bore the advertisement of East Broth CTS, Okolona.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09
Your Stationery

is your silent representative. If you sell fine goods that are up to-date !n style and of superior quality it ought to be reflected in your printing. We produce the kind that you need and will not feel ashamed to have represent you. That is the only kind 1t pays to send out. Send your or ders to this office.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09

Let us supply you with legal blanks.
 For Sale Cheap-2 Invalid chairs. Call at the Prescott Hard ware Co.
 Burney Clack is agent for Philadelphia Steam Laundry. Good work and splendid service.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09
Local and Personal.

All ladies Oxfords at cost. W. B. Waller.
 Dr. Reeder, of Sutton, was in town today.
 We regret to learn that Glide Davis is dangerously i'll.
 The most refreshing drink at the fountain-"Fr "Fru-Tola, " 3 cts. Pictures Framed Neatly and Promptly at Howard Terry's.
 Born-to Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Scott, on yesterday at Chidester, d girl.
 Work will begin tomorrow on grading the drive ways in the park.
 Mrs. Hugh Moncrief returned today from very pleasant trip to Little Rock.
 WANTED:-Room and board in private family by young man. Apply this office.
 Bob Hit and family today joined party of Hope friends on a fishing ia unt to Fulton. Wewish them a pleasant trip.
 Cleveland Gam, of Laneburg, left yesterday for Little Rock, where he has a position with an electric supply house.
 The Mcdaniel Hardware Co.,. have had the block running along the east side of their property on WestSecond Street nicely grad ed
 Lost-Between the depot and Mrs. Jamie Christopher's resi- dence one ladies gold watch. Watch was very small and had chain attached. Finder will please return to this office and receive reward.
 On account of the absence of Il. w. Patton, the other two com missioner of accounts, Messrs. k. O Westmoreland and w. T. Woodul, have selected Alex Vaughn to assist them. They will complete theirlabors about Satur. day.
 Mrs. w. B. Waller returned last night from Camden, where she has spent the past two weeks. Miss Marian Waller is in Forest City, where she will remain un- til after Thursday, when she will act as bridesmaid to Miss Mary Alley on the occasion of her marriage to Mr. Leon Dancv Brown, of Texas.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09
Weather Forecast.

Wednesday, fair.
 Temperature yesterdav-Maxi mum 96; minimum 70; rainfall, %.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-09

You may lead any woman to talk but you may not make her think.
 Love not only makes the world go round but 1t also makes men go broke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

Herbert u. Hays pastor; Wade i-oof-
borrow. Superintendent OF Sunday
school. Services Oh Sunday as follows,
Preaching service at II a. M; subject,
"I3rotherIy Love- Communion SER
vice and reception Of members after the
sermon. Preaching service NJ $3.50
p. M: subject. Christian Growth"
Sunday school at 12;15i lesson, Isaac,
a Lover OF Peace" Christian Endeav-
or at $3.50 p M topic, Lessons from
Abraham" Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at 1880 p, M. Good singing at a
the services. A hearty Christian well
come for everyone, church for the
people.
First Presbyterian church, northeast
corner Of South Temple and e streets;
Rey William NJ, Paden, u. d. paslor,
Morning service at II o'clock: sermon
by pastor Evening service at o'clock
subject. Comparison Between the Ko-
ran and the Bible" Sunday school nj
1899 p, m. Christian Endeayor on FRI
day night Of each week at 1880, Mid
week services on Wednesday evening,
Teachers meeting at 7:sO, Social prayer
anl praise meeting at \ p- m. All seats
are free, Strangers are cordially In
Yted to all these services
EPISCOPAL.
st. Marks cathedral. 225 east First
South street; Rev, Benjamin Brewster,
dean, Services FOR The fourth Sunday
In Lent. Holy communion al 1880 a,
m. Sunday school NJ 9I5, Morning
prayer, litany and sermon at II; even
ing prayer ana sermon at 1880,
ST. Peters chapel, 655 north Second
West street sunday school AT 9;45
a, m; evening prayer and sermon at 4
r. an
st Paul's church, Main and Fourth
South streets Charles T. Perkins. rec
tor Services Holy communion At
morning pra yer and sermon IA n
o'clock evening prayer and sermon "A
SO O'Clock. Visitors cordially well
coined.
~ Johns chapel. Ninlli sost street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
HIGH SCHOOL HOP.


The high school cadets gave their ans
nusl promenade concert and hop last
evening in Armory hall. with an at
tendance of 300 dancing couples aud
loo spectators. Among those present
were Gov. Cutler, Gen, and Mrs Wedg-
wood, Col. and Mrs Plummer other
national guard officers, officers from
Fort Douglas, from the All HaIlows coll
lege cadets and the Ogden high school
battalion
The hall was prOfusely decorated with
national and school colors and bunting,
with large American flag and the new
cadet baItalton banner as the central
feature of the decorations. The music
was furnished by the cadet band. The
program included l6 dances, also q
guard mount by 40 selected cadets
which was done so we'll as to elicit
special commentator from the regal
lar army officers present- The entire
function was very much enjoyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

smith. sunday school at 1915 p, NJ. Y.
Z, L. meets foT song service and E,nl-
erson study at 1880 p. IN. al Unitarian
hail Lloyd allancr meets Tuesday AZ
ESQ y, N.
REORSANTZEtD CHURCH.
Rcorganlzed Church Of Jesus Chr.t
OF Latter-day saints, 22S cast secOhi
South street-Preaching AT II q, IN. bY
Elder Holloway and at 7: 90 p. NJ. by vi.
der william H. Kelley.
MEMS MEETING.
Rev Ill., Il, Hayes wil be the speaker
az The Preside meeting FOR men Ia tbs
Y, Nj z. A. lobby sunday NJ y. m.
Subject, Personal Religion" ConIral-
to solo, ''Just as ! Am" by Miss Leo
Davis. Association mnle quartet, An
men welcome,
BOYS MEETING.
Weather permitting, the boys lnee
Ing VIII be held Ia City Creek canyon.
a "a boys Invited to meet at the associi-
ton by s;so y. M, The meeting wil bs
IN charge OF Mr. Runyon and Ma. La
cas-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
sIoo Reward, sioo.

The readers OF Ihls Dapsr will be plea
ca 70 learn that there s NJ least 0rr
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure In all Its stages. and that N
catarrh, Halls GatarIh Cure il tia only
positive cure low knpNn 10 the medieai
al disease, requireH cOnstltuti0nal treat
ment HANS Catarth Cure ~ AIKEN N,
lernally acting directly upon The hloeh
and MUCOUS surlaccH ct the system, there
hY destroying the foundation VI The dis-
ease ,ani giving The natlent strength ny
building lp the consiitusin1 ard afsis'-
lug nature hi doing ita. Work, The pre1-
rldtofs have 50 much faith IN ilr curative
powers that they uifer One Hundred Dol
lars for any cuse thal Il fails a. cuIs.
Send far llsi ni tfHflTnpnlnis,
Address II j. CHENEY y co. TOLEDO,
O,
Sold rs an Drugelsl 15y-
Take HaIs Family Pulls for eonstlpsS
ION
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

students from schools tar apart Will
ariiNc IN The higher schools equally
prepared. The state board pi education
Is 70 hc composed Of the state super
tniendont prnciphl OF the state normal
school, principal Of the state normal
training school ana two county superin-
tendents and it must meet and pre-
scribe a course Of study for AL state
schools not Included IN couutics pt The
first and second class.
Bin No 20 makes county school dis
trlctS rank ss districts OF the first class,
where an entire comfy IA efnbrlce-' In
a district. Bin No So relates To the is
sllgnCe OF TEMPORARY teachers certlf-
Gates to people not entitled to life GER
tfcates. Bll l22, the last OF the series.
deals with the duties of county super
Intendents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

and Logan avenue. Sunday school at
2,45 u. ln.; evening prayer and sermon
by iseN. Charles u. Perkins at 4 o'clock.
n cordial welcome 10 ALL
SCIENTIST.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist, 9ss
east Third South strect--Snndav school
~ 9:45 a. IA. Church services al If q. Ia.
and p, M subject, Subsistence,
Each "Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock a
meeting is held TO listen To testimonials
Of healing Of both sin and sickness, Ali
are Welcome to these services. Free
reading rooms open daily from 10 u. M.
10 y. IN. in rooms $685. Scott building,
lbs Main street
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist, l.
O, q. f. ball. corner of Eleventh East
and Eleventh Sonth-Lesson sermon at
II a, M: subjeet, "Substanc sun
day school at 2,lb D. M Wednesday eve
ming testimonial meeting AZ $ O'Clock.
All are Welcome,
CONGREGATIONAL,
Sandy Congregational church Service
Sunday evening. Rev j, ID. Kingsbury,
ID. DF~Wlll preach Communion service
ana reception Of nembers al close OF
sermon, Special music by orchestra
and soolais, sunday school ~ 10i 80 a.
M Junior Endeayor "Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 y. ma; Christian Endeavor
Sunday evening AT p, m Ladies' Aid
Thurkday afternoon, All welcome.
PHILLIPS congregational church, Fifth
south ANA Seventh East. Rev. j.. A.
slmpkin, pa stot--Services tomorrow AT
II and 1ii5 win preaching by Rev n.
>, Elderktn of Ogden. Sunday school
a. l2;l5; Christian Endeaynr AT $3.50.
very cordial welcome to all worshipers
AZ these services.
UNITARIAN,
Flm Unitarian church. pastor, Rey.
frank Fay Eddy-Serviees IN Unitarian
hall, lss Second East street. Mornins
service AT IN, sermon by Rey, Roderick
slebhins VI Boston, Mass Music by
'pisy quartet, soio by Nrs iuorse =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
prsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MARCH 1907
Church nptises.

Regular services OF the Church ~
Jesus Christ on I-styer-dey Saints WI
be lfeld IN the Tabernacle al p m
tomorrow, Sunday. Sunday school at u
q, m. and meetings N the city ware
assembly rooms and adjacent wards CIV
follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

Don't consider lightly the evidences
~ disease in your system, Don't take
desperate chances with ordinary med-
icine. Use Hcllister's Rocky Mountain
Tea, the great specific. So cents, Tea
or Tablets. z, G. NJ. L. Drug Dept,
1tg-l14 South Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

will hold their monthly meeting In room
u Brigham Young Memorial building
al 10 O'Clock next Sunday morning
March 10. A full attendance Is much
lIfaIrnl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09


will be served to relatives NJ the fam
lily. During the session "reminiscences
Of the pioneer Relief society wo-
mani will be given by her
children Mrs, Matte Tingey, Mrs. Mini
ME James and Richard Horne ard n
musical program will be rendered by
the grandchildren.
Tue quarterly conference of the Relief
society af Granite stake viii be held III
the stake tabernacle Tuesday morning
at ~ and o'clock y, M, March H. a
very interesting program WILL be rem
dered. All officers ard members are
urged 20 be present. Visitors and
friends are cordially invited,
EMMA =. WOODRUFF,
President
MARY H. YOUNG.
KATHERINE II. BROCKBANK
Counseors
A.MEDA s.. YOUNG. secy.
The regular meeting OF The Third
Quorum of seventy will be held at the
Relief society hall Monday evening,
March II, at 73O o'clock. The discus
sion VIII be on Chap, IS, Doc and Cow
enants. A fun attendance is request
ed, Members Will please being books.
c. b. FELT, Secy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
EDUCATION AND
JUVENILE COURT
These Two interests Receive At
tention in Bills Passed by
State Senate.
TO SUPPRESS THE PEDDLERS.
llincrant statesmen Are GiNtn GIinr-
tunity to Contribute $500 Isrr
Year to Slatc Treasury

% .N
The new JuE1nlle court law, u''l' wa
~ overcome objections recently matl'
wi AM. t,res.-y- lavy by the supreme
,..s ~, s,,,,ate .,l,,,st MIAMI
t"'Ar'r P'>evN 10y ,,t,
inously yesterday al'erHo"H'
stood out against the provision allowing
thc e,.,,,eonor 10 a prolnl Juvenile court
Judges. hut found himself u'o'f 'lN'
a spirited debate
when Miller had voiced his objection
o,,.,.,.,ts .y,,,t syufintineut nv the
80 ta,,1- r,.h, a,say ftotn The
governor TOOK q ttsnt AVE. e, .''
people, isenher \. 91.ll'i S,,',' o,,,,,t.
He said thal uSue oI"li"IS TX,
tiuas ne W"uil taNpr 80 $500 IL s,, ,.
people. SUI ln LIE 80 -,,,,,.,.,,l,r ,,noinT
faVoF haylls Ine ~. is ,,,,ti,fe,l
me Judge. Dor eFeIF "i ia,,-,,,r w. HI,
~ NJ '', "a npS MAJ, vbe Is near Ia
The children, and one who in every
sense Is 10 Ia' niected we tbro,e Inc az
~ 'uuhuS i,.tns ga t,a n. ord onlv
,'S VI, r,n,,la hammer then.
~'o"9
1IuLANISk1 OBS ts-IS.
,.. - .o.,,an sosa tha 4ber,
iiu'All l " - ,,,,,rs III ttndtses
were ilahE .4I - van, n,o,,s 80,
should ne eleoasI e.li ~ .,s,,,t,ts AZ ~.
sons wny theS ~ ,,h a.,
mao bau ou sss'.s W $3.50 No. .,,,t, ~ mo
IRE, ana vas ~. T'a tie,r,y $40 Sef
paslc soysil,i - ~ .,s,s5 tt,e nres-
seilieu- AZ tIaiS $50 '-,e.V1,i n,se,iet
ehl law Nas ILL., ,,as,' s,i1,Fer a..
70 DC chtllseu ~ 80, a. o,,iN, Tbint
supreme So.lt ueN as1SSr,l,,e,,t ,,i,ors he
~ "a ,I,,,,,, ~ tho reform school,, he
10 SEND theln " '''e 'e'
aet!lreG, - t.a fr,dscs elect.
w w oui ,. 20 I,I ,,a sn,itb
eu a ssl.,,,l t' ~ ), c,,s the renlv
oeelaed ,s,t h", mns 5 IN braay to In
-. go ta ,n.3ina az bringing
allfe alo'' M t, S5 "a sn,,tb ,,Y
~ ifofs iutp COY y 1' ,,p 40 Vas ~ :,
piAileu tisae ~, - nr@l,, n,,e ~ .,ray,d.
elllplIlai o ,ss,,, ~ -, att ts,e .Tani.
idlsfllp. i',es, o,l,e,t,3.,d %.o,sd fnr
ner, vue ~ A,i,inr ur,n yatYatned
tne p'l sNee spii 5.,n,r,i,.rton 10 Save
SlFdaiast ~ ~. i's
tne JUDGES eieu'e''
LIGHTNING ROD AGENTS
An echo of the Sixth session was
heafd Mheii ia, 1-tSs
% canie " ~ ~ sha pgJcn sst7-
vas 49, and 10 Sas then
. ior ~ , rl'as =, Me reforms man he
,livt ~ -'ss .,,i,, .,,,.,s,,,,
49,. ~ III, ,,rs,,-taes tax fn,. ar,,,,rners
~ - go, o,1,s,d,, r,ni,,ss NvhAtber
u, stas;s,,tes ocks apIcultu ral
49, :s,a,,,a'ts tnnia ~ machinery. carr
,,apss Wishing machines. books. must
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26
Friday sspf 70.

Friday. SEPT 20.
Everybody should pull fof vanits
John +. Bart i here from Joplin.
IE Winners sup from Musaogse
today
Lets make yiulta good plaee %
live in.
X. sIssiian. sio hte bssa vetY ~.
Is improving.
IA. Mcfarland Is moving into his
nsw home today
wm. E,elaad went . Pasbla, Col
tadaY - remain.
FL Williams, n Auskoses = 10
the elty loaAr
". = norris Ia ossf from Ctslssa
o. business.
George :. murrAy was here today
from auskages.
p. = poueil. siocHbuysr. i II
Aftcn today o. business
III. Keith oI ooasfvllle. Kan. /.
hara lndzY % business
NJ and ar4 B =. CzulsY q chal.
So aeTe n the ellg lodag.
Mayor San F. rzfza toak Is ths
fir a. Chelaaa yesterday
NlfurEal J B. Marshall q s1olsa
Ind, = visiting q. II. Rneafa
| r. y rtobaseo and wlse LETT tn
morning for Carthage on : slalf
v. i. Wood. al Jacksonville + re-
lsIaFsd II tie Cobb hoAsi today.
/ Mlz Hattie znfmes vas reported
4afY ii rhia mofnin0
D. 4. smith aHd E.4znz iialI droxl
% alH CnbeA yesterday "a buslnesa
1thn sszIn i metIne ted41 Inte a
nzw homs purchased from ~. = ?
Ovens.
1hs aaaehfas u Rse Il. : Manfn
Dzsiar 81 ~ HsptIaI eHapH + azn
Hesoasy4 q
4'Az #IaII& slehz8iEa =eEaHzdza -
ss.' q ~ zEaE|'| as#peFesB 'AH|
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26

" D Wood of Jacksonville. ~.
Is registered at The Cobb today
Mu nell Failrhlld and daagtsrs
returned 70 thsls home At Tulsa after
visit wllh hsf mother MfA ! ].
aptneer.
Marriage licanae have been lssuesi e
Alffed \ Hester and Mlss xana
Goddard Chelsea; r. n Watfen'
berger vialtA, aud alln Irene Chris
tlan, prgor Creek
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-26

Pete ooyns j. here from csnsalia
today
If Mccullough II Ks,chum y To-
town today.
d. 3 Roper is hers from West
Point today.
Mn. II. |. West Of Rlg caein is In
town today.
Judge Dennison Is visiting friends
Ia Galena, KAa
Ligs Webb Of AdaiF, Is 10 town to
day on business,
A. A. Barker OF Kinnison. Is here
today on business.
Dr D. \. FoftneF l. here from
Springfield today
James 5. Davenport IS IN Tulsa
today on business.
Arch Miller and Wits returned frem
Chelsea last night.
Emmett ReA returned from Colum.
bus. kan, last night
4. " Hobdy leaves tonight for Ken.
tacky fef a short stay.
r. .. Graham 0f Kansas City Is ia
Ylnlfa to-day on business.
Dr W G. williams will 70 to Mis-
souri, tonight on business.
Mr. aud Ms Fred Chubb viii hold
services at the Christian church sun.
day evening a. fSo Everybody Ia
ylted
Come 70 Ninlta next week and see
The sights Ferris wheel. merry so
round. chute the chutes aud other a..
fractions
l. y. nalquest i installing water,
gas and complete hath room eQuif-
ments Ia the fear new houses balng
erected by MI. Barkhalter
DR. G. w, Williams drove down to
Big Cabin yesterday and during the
rain storm lost his vay and was not
rescued until four hours later
The proposed bond issue d 500 90
Tor wateFworks seweF and high school
purposes vas defeated At ; special
election heid a. Mlskogcs recently
Lucien Buninglon aud " P.
Thompson returned from Tahlequah
today wiere theY went en- legal bust.
ness
A concrete fiooF IS belax put Ia the
room recently occupied BY the q ,te.
sood groeeFy, by Contractor Mendea.
lall.
On account q slckness Rev Moore
wlll not 81 the pulpit e. The BAPTIST
church tomorrow
Mrs. 9. ". Williams returned lasl
ulght from : vlAlt At Colorado springA
Colo.
Graysou Wills Dr Haynes and Roy
Rafferty, q White OAK are n Vlnita
today.
John A Tsrhush q Chicago. uill be
here tomorrow q visit rs brother G.
Il TeFbasll
G. d Martin returned from Cfelsea
last night. whefe he took two blue
ribbons with MS tine saddle horses
Mrs J.. Anderson and daughter
are stopping al me Cobb today Oh
their return fr.4m points ID Missouri
70 their hone 10 Tua>~
Deputy Z 5. Marshal Priest and al
Indian named Hash, Nho captured
John Goz near Bunch, vilo murdered
: man near south MeAlestet : fee
days ago vas taken 70 Finita TUESDAY
evening by Marshal Priest and from
there stll 70 70 South McAlcster e
stand trial -gheFakee Republican.