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PERSONAL.

LOOUIsHLt
WE ARE GOING To DO MORE BUSINESS
than ever before. and want you. without fail
10 have us cali and pay you tremendous cash FOR
mems worn garments hats. shirts, and shoes, we
are prompt JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 -.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments, ladies OF geutlsmens. send postal; viii
call. l.. TAkShEs, lyJ5 lth uw Phone North is9
ja5-u
Nh E MILAN. PIANIST AND PSYCHIC 81
Eye st. nw.-Scientidc readings anything you
wish 20 know. Hours 9 TO /. OPEN Sunday. Jsll-G
HAIR On THE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS. MOLES. BIRTHMARKS. BLACK
HEADS. and all facial blemishes PERMANENTLY
REMOVED by electroysis Lady operator ROOM
g. Metzerott Bldg. no + ST. NV. fe6-S2t
MISS ORA L. FIELD AND ASSISTANTS
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE (FACE AND SCALP.
fel5-lm So II ST. NV.
HAVE YOU ANYTHING To SELF YOU WILL
be agreeably surprised II you viii let sell it for
you. MARCUS NOTES. 425 9Th ST. NV; phone
Main 5I7L nolo-u
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STORAGE,

&c. PER LOAD FOR STORAGE-wE Can SAVE
you money on hauling. packing shipping. Call o.
phone Main Isl d. BAUM a son, Sc Pa ava
ds9-1
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II TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
- Columbia holding the Probate Court. In re
estate n Frederick StEtz. Deceased Adninistra-
ton. No ifl32-Application having been made
herein fer the probate Of the last win and tesla
meut and codicls q Frederick Stutz deceased and
fer letters q administration on SAID estate BIZ
John 4. StUtz and George F. Stutz Il s. this
twcny-6rst lZlstl day Of February. A. D. 1907. or
dCred that Ida Sctz. Pauline Kurt, Frederick q.
stutz. Minnie c. Stutz. Margaretaa Dedcrich and
al others concerned. appear IN said court on the
TWENTY-NINTH i7STHl DAY OF MARCH. A.
y. 1907. az 10 O'Clock a. M, 90 show cause
why such application should not be granted Pro
vided notice hereof be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald once
De each u three 81 successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the first publication
70 be not less than thirty 1901 days before said re-
turn day. ASHLEY NJ GOULD Justice true
coIy-Attcst: SEAL JAMES TANNER. Register
q Wills. fe23mh2s
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music We offer you a good square piano free
for SIX months Il you'll pay the cost o. InoYinS.
f. g. SMITH PIANO CO.. l225 Pa ave.
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal 10 an old re
liable firm. MARKS * CO. 307 9TH. opposite Saks'
1r 'r.oue main 1875 uol5-u
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
masters Department. Washington. -.
c.. March I. ls0I-Se8ied proposals in trip
licate viii be received at this office until
IL o'clock a. m, MONDAY. April ], 1907,
and then publicly opened. for furnishing
and delivering fuel az Washington Bar
racks and Washington. ID. c., Forts Myer
and Hunt. Va. Fort Washington. Md.
and at the Arlington National Cemetery,
Va Charlotte y. c. Richmond Va and
Annapolis Md; and mineral oil az Wash
ngtOu Barracks, y. G.. Fort Myer. Va,
Fort Washington. Md. and Washington,
y. G. Also, for removing ashes, refuse
matter. furnishing ice laundering towels,
and SbOelng animals IN Washington, d.
c. during the fiscal year commencing
July l, 1907. Blank forms and instructions
for making proposals, and further infOr-
nation Will be furnished intending bidders
upon application 20 this Office. NJ. GRAY
ZALINSkI, Major and Quarterma SteT. L.
PROPOSALS FOR PORTLAND CEMENT
and Sand. Office Of building for National
Museum, Library Of Congress, Washing
ton, y. c., February =. 1997-Separate
sealed proposals for Portland cement and
sand for this building viii be received at
this office until O'Clock D. m. on WE'D
NESDAY. March Is, 1867 and then
publicly opened. Specifications, proposal
blanks and other information furnished
on application to this office BERNARD
R GREEN, Superintendent of Con
structiOn. fezS-mhl ,2.T,S.9
PROPOSALS FOR NONFADIIG GREEN
Slate. Office of Building for National
Museum. Library Of Congress, Washing
ton, u. G. February l9 1y7.-Sealed pro-
posais for cut and dressed heavy non
fadIng specially selected green slate for
the dome OF the new building for the Ma
tionai Museum. in this city, will be re-
ceived at this Office until O'Clock q. m
on SATURDAY, the Sth day of March,
1907, and then publicly opened. Specifca-
tons and information may be obtained on
application 20 this office BERNARD r
GREEN. Superintendent of Construction.
fe19. 202l. 3, mh12
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BOILER SKATES.

NICKLE-PLATED BALLBEARTNG ROLL III
skates, 50 per pair; all kinds Of repairs for hall
Bearing skates. CYCLE CO.. 7th ana SIS. Nv.
fs2S-7t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-A CHANCE TO GET A GENUINE
bargain; must positively De- sold for best offer to
close estate; investment property bringing So Al
Ian T. WALKER llI2 q ST. feo-tf
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
f-mhi3. holding a Probate Court Nc. l4li0 Ad-
ministration--1his is 10 gre notice that the sub
scriter, Il the District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court q the District q Columbia
letters u administration the estate q William
Dcaver late q the District Of Columbia deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned % exhibit the sane with the vUuch-
erS thereof legally authenticated. 20 the subsCrbr
ou or before the 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY A.
d. 1903 otherwise they may by Law be excluded from
as benefit n sid estate Given under ms hand this
9th day % February. 1877 FREDERICK A.
FENNING, Century Bldg. Attest: iSesll JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills Tor the Ds,rict Of Co
lumbia. Clerk q the Probate Couu. COLDREN 4
fleming. Attorneys fsz3 ah2s
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-T0-DAY COLORED CHAMBER
maids. waitress. nurse. general workers and cooks
good wages. EUREKA" l0ll y. Y. ave.
WANTED FOLLOWING WHITE HELP FOR
Baltimore. to-day. LlUndTCSs second butler, foot
man. this city, wCTking bousekecper, cook, cham
bcrmaid good wages. EUREKA" l0u \. Y ave
COMPLETE COURSE FOR ANY CIVIL sERV-
ice examination. SO; private lessons or in class
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 East Capi-
tol ST. fcli-tf
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN Re
learned at orr school ~ 90 20 90 days. Positions
guaranteed. pitman. Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and
syllable systems. Individual instruction. srENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, 5l5-3le Colorado Building.
ulStf
ANTED-nHIEDIATEIY. SEVERAL PEOPLE
Of pleasing address TO place stock Tor additional
capital in highly productive and wellyouched-for in
dustry; very lucrative for gentlemen OF ladies OF
enersy OF influence Address BOX &c. Herald Of
fee fe235t
The SUCCESS OF YOUR BUSINESS DEPENDS
largely the class q help you empO5. Get the
best statesmen or salesadies in Washington BY adj
vcTtisiug IN The Herald. Only lc a VOID for one
time. 'PhCne main $500
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LOST.

LOST-LADIES' CARD CASE CONTAINING
about Sl5. near 9th and SIS. MS. Liberal Ie
ward Tor It's return 10 No q. The LoudoUu, 3l4l5
East Capitol 81.
LOST-OPEN-FACE GUN-NIETAL WATCH; M.
NJ. r. :. 80 feb attached. Return 20 a G 81 ne.
Liberal reward Test
LOST-sNIALL PIN. VALUED AS HEIRLOOM.
So with taTaz among rhinest0nes Return 70 II
Kirk ST. Chevy Chase. and receive reward.
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE CAR
pets, stoves. bTic-a-broc and all kinds Of house
held goods. BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP, 18th
and SITS Phone y. 1918 Formerly. 9th and u.
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DENTISTRY.
NV AIveoIa Method

Is success where plate fails: II is pleasing many
il viii please you; $40; investigate it; no pain
DR. g. 5. WALDO 1870 n. Y. ave. NV.
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdresser, shampooing, manicIring, chrop-
ody, facial and scalp treatment Work done az
hotels and residences. Phone main 26j5. pa q
81 teAu
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
10 pain; look. fee! sct. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal painless
Sling. Dr.. J. L. WILSON. 1903 T 81. aw. ocS-u
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

s23 y. JERSEY AVE Sc SIi50 1851 ST. Ne.
So ARTHUR CARR, 1916 q - nv. flZid
BROOM House AND LOTS. DEANWOOD. $
Der month. sch aI easy terms DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA REGLTI BHUKEB5 Room =. 6i5
18th ST. fel3tf
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HOUSES WANTED.

wANrED-FOR GOOD TENANT. G TO 6 ROOM
house. any fair section, pear ears. FOR CASH
PURCHASER. investment properly. S. Z. SMITH
REALTY CO. qnc.I I'll Colorado Bldg
fegtuth.r SIT
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MATTRESS MAKING.

ALL DLB- 4 O. HAIR MATTRESSES MADE
TO order for $40. this week only sec us make
them. L. +. JONES. 653 H NV. fc25-5t
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MASSAGE,

MSTE- ANNA D. JOHNSON. LATE OF NEW
York 1914 18th ST. nw. Phone y. 1886 Expert
scientific body and facial massage; development Of
the bust guaranteed. Treatment at residences by
appointment. Chircpody hairdressing. manicuring.
Sc fels-lm
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-YOUR HOUSE FLAT. OR ; OR
more room apartment Immediately FOR rent JOHN
son. DENT * CO. Gil 7Jh 81. nw. Phone ls75
fel6u
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COLLECTORS.

THE DISTRICT MERCANTILE CO.-STKTCTTY
collecting agency ard adjusters Of debt: you
need us. Phone NJ 1873 Oh 9TH st. nw. ja9-ti
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wall PAPER.

ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER CO.-PICTUKE
framing a speciality. Window shades, pictures,
mirrors and art MATERIAL estimates SO Pa ave.
Sc. Phone East 1883 GEO. 5. HEWITT. Mgr.
fe26-slt
ROOMS PAPERED. SL75; HOUSE PAINTING,
lowest prices. CHAS. A. CARLISLE, $50 9Th st.
and s5i ! ST. NV. Phone Main 6557. fe22-eod5ot
W. f. EVANS q co, 9Th AND MASS. AVE.
uw.-Paperhauging and painting in al its branches;
moderate prices work guaranteed. JaE-50teod
Rooms PAPERED, 3 Up; SAMPLES
brought; latest New York designs; painting. LIZ
PREUX, l50l eth ST. Phone y 34slnL jals-d
WE WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
following sized roonss: By 9 b. g. for 6jc; 10 By
4 hy g. for SlO Y by Is by g. SIS; i By % by 8.
$50 and other rooms in proportion. Come. f. g.
NOLTE. 9T 18th ST. NV. fe5-u
CHEAPEST THING ON EARTH-NEW UP-TO-
date wall paper. 1907 goods. &C a piece: samples
Oh request JOHN r. MAH0NEY, 2l2 Pa ave Sc.
Phone east $50. fe9-u
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LOTS FOR SALE.
WE ARE OFFERING

LUiO vi SHIGI
WE ARE OFFERING
Special inducements TO the early purchasers in the
subdivision q FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
All streets and lots are now being yradeJ-WateT
sever sas. electric lighting. and graEolithic side
wallis VIII be- Installed az once. The FOUR
TENTH STREET CARS now pass tbc property
only one car fare t5 amy section q tle city
The advance Ia prices is sure % follow these in
profements. II you buy the uIodt Is yours
not ours Phone Main $50. Write OF call for
particulars.
&. {. SPITZER, Exclusive Agent.
Home life Building.
18th and g SITS. uw.
FOR SALE - LOTS - BENNING HEIGHTS:
terms 70 suit every one; stsrt now, the time VII
pass-and you viii own the property IN Greater
Washington. THE VALLEY REALTY CO., Room
a. Home Life Bldg, 18th aud G. sts NV. la29-tf
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OPEN $40 a. 81 to ESQ p. ~.
DRS q. W. AND W. J. ELZEY, DENTISTS.
s. W. COR 10TH AND + SIS. NV
Painless extracting: fling plates that Mt; work
guaranteed. Crown and bridge work. Phone 42J2.
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS

The Herald Want Ad Pase is dis
played daily on Herald Bulletin
Boards in the following prominent
locations:
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia MATHEW Shanklin 60 al IS. Isaac
shanhin e al No. 2s72 Equity Docket 59.-The
object Of this glit Is % sell lot r. Ia square SO.
Washington d. g.. Of which Thomas Shankin died
seized Cor partition between his heirs ~ law Ca
motion Of he compliments. II is this lst day Of
March 1901. ordered that the defendants. Isaac
Shauklin, Florence Shanklin, and George Shanklin.
cause their appearance 60 be entered herein on or
before the fortieth dag exclusive Of SUNDAYS and
legal holidays. occurring sitter the day u the first
publication u this order Otherwise the cause w Be-
proceeded Rith as IN case 81 default Provided. a
copy Of this order be published once a week for
three successive weeks IN The Washington Las Re
porter and The Washington Herald before said day.
HARRY NJ CLABAUGH. Chief Justice. A true
copy-Test: fSeaLl J. r. YOUNG, CLERK BY WINS.
+. LEMON. Assistant CLERK IRVING WILLIAM
son. FOUNTAIN PEYTON. Solicitors for Com
plsnantz mh29B
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DENTAL WORK

Set Of Teeth and Gold Crowns. g up: Gold FIJI
ings. s. up; Silver Filings. SOC. Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO. /. EDM0NDS. SO F 81 NJ.
salo-d
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FLATS FOR RENT.

lFs 18th ST NV ROOMS, So HEATED.
Z3 18th st. ne, q Aoor, rooms. Sl7-9. 65i
Elliot st. ne. rooms. Sl4 ARTHUR CARR. 1915
q 81 NV fe2s-tf
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ThE DISTRICT
n Columbia. Isaac Levy. complainant. the
Unknown Heirs. AHcnees. anG DeYisees o. Cuban
Ludlow 90 al deserdauts. No. Z5s25 IN Equity
The object o. this suit is to declare the title %
the south ff1eeu d5i feet, eight 81 inches en- a.
street by the fuii depth Of original lot numbered
tTeat-sour t2i in square four hundred and ninety
uine lS39l, IN the city Of Washington District OF
Columbia, per piat Of record ia the surveyor
Once Of said District 70 be good IN Zee simple IN
tire complainant by reason II adverse possession
thereof for more than twenty two ~ years. On
motion ~ the complainant. by e. O. James esq. his
solicitor. IL IS b. Che court this lst day Of March.
a. y. 1907. ordered that the defendants the un-
known heirs aiienees and deTisees II Gglia1 Lud-
low. the unknown heirs. alienees. and devisees OF
Center Swet. and the unknown heirs. aiienees and
dcEisees Of Wander Sweet. cause their appearances
Go be entered herein on before the first nile day
occurring three I'D weeks after the first publication o.,
this order Sood cause therefor having been shown
% the satisfaction n the court. otherwise the case
VIII be Proceeded With 10 ia default a
cops of this orier shall be published once d week
for -four il successive weeks prior 10 said returu
daJ in the Washington Law Reporter and in The
WasnIng5v51 Herss6. b the court ASHLEY VI.
GOULD. Justice. A true c0py-Test- tSeal.l J. r.
YOUNG, Clerk By r. y. BELEW. Assistant
T. Clerk mh29IgZ3
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FOR SALE,

ron SALTS HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES ;
suitable for al kinds Of use. Rear Of i9l Pa ave-
nv ). DECkETT. mhI-Tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUNK REPAIRING; ALL TRUNKS VAR
nished free; all work guaranteed. DE NEPHEWS.
90j eth 81. NV. Phone main f1j. feII-30t
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FOUND.

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND SHEER
bert. 70c and SOC PR gal larse bricks IN box.
&c Phone NJ gs3 Get New YORK ave. nv. fc27 Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-09-09

TO Mayor Whiilock ID was a great
day. Z carried him back 10 the tin.s
whea circumstan es made him q guest
OF The red man, little then even dream
ing that be would one day be inc chief
eNecrtiYe Qf a rosperous and growing
city IKE Toledo 10 hl people. Brand
Nnti0Ck Is more ths masor-he is
their friend advisor and leader
friend - an tho people This incident
shows the efeat generosity Of this
much beloved man.
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which had been driven into the Indian
village and a trip was planned 10 the
battle fields. and general ride
thrcEh the city He invited two other
chiefs according 20 rank with lron
n 81 Chiefs Lone Bear and Red lorsf.
and lrrayed in primitive costume the
threo braves viewed me city ol Io-
ledo, every foot of winch is replete
with traditions dear % ineit hearts
Past the Ma0mee river, past the his
iofic spots they sped 90 me size of
old Fort Industry Here the poitewa.
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Of the first al the tented city For a
few hours he laid aside the cares of q
bssy city 10 swap "reminiscences with
Colonel Cody and talk Sioux 20 a band
OF ki-yi-ing lndians Among the chiefs
ia he great Educational Exhibit is
Iron lall who b few years ago came
ilo puhii' no ice through an inte
View be gave Uit on the Future 0l
che Red Man aud has Ions cnjugcl
tho admiration and respect OF tho
white maa, because OF his loy, To-
Graorai Custer being az tho Gg erai'
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SQUARE DEAL. He SAYS.


Special 10 Daily Leader.
El Heno. Okla. Sept 9--Judge
Harper. candidate for district judge
In the Oklahoma and Canadian county
dis rict was in the city today The
judge says the voters Of Oklahoma
county are going TO give Canadian
county q square deal at the polls. The
Judge is not confident he will be elec-
ted but is making a strenuous CAM
paign He SAYS that Judge Libby
stands p fair show to be elected.
Mark is q good lawyer. an honest
man but he is on the wrong ticket
IT Mark was p Democrat he might
be able TO beat Harper. but Joe Lowe
viii perform that job himself
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south of the city On that spot where
he now gazed wes held the great IN
dian council OF war just preceding that
battle. the home OF his tribe being but
twenty-five miles distant on the Raisiu
river.
The attention of the braves was
about eG ally divided between am ef-
fort to see the sights and to retain
their equilibrium with dignity which
they did with solemnity and silence.
Al their request they were taken out
To- the enormOas Pope-Toiedo factory
TO see how The woaderfl "devil was-
ons' were made and their 'ughs7 ex-
pressed their delight and astonish-
ment
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Then the Pope Toledo was stopped
p front Of the mayors own home.
here the chiefs were engaged foI
ONE time by the executive in a peace
conference. conducted In thir owa
augagc
OF an these scenes there was but
one picture true 20 the traditions Of
iheir tribes tho Maumee river aloat
cmained Hu hanged Upon their re
tIn 20 the tented city. as II IN ac
lno&ledsmeat OF the one faithful and
interchangeable fried of their foro
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A humane citizen OF Richmond. Ind
MIR. ". d. Williams. l07 West Main
St., says: II appeal to al persons
with weak lungs to take Dr. Kings
New Discovery the only remedy that
has helped me and fully comes up to
the proprietor's recommendations" Il
saves more lives than all other throat
and lung remedies put together Used
as a cough and cold cure the world
over. Cures asthma, bronchitis, Group,
whooping cough quinsy, hoarseness.
and phthisic. stops hemornhages OF
the laugs and builds them up. Guar
anteed at all drug stores SOC. and
$lO0 Trial bottle free.
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BRIGHT EYES, HAS
A RIVAL SPOOK
tcontinued from &c onel

sort OF costume the witness wore for
her seances. lie inquired particularly
whether there were any concealed
pockets or lowing sleeves In which
letters or notes might be hidden Mrs
PepperNnderbilt met The lnsinuation
w..h heat Her official gowa. She
explained was of black without pock-
cts The sleeves were tighthtting,
following the mode OF the hour
She denied using the fmediums
bl e book" containing the names OF
spirituahsts through the Uuhed
St3tcs.
Mrs. Peppcr-Nanderbilt said il was
untrue that Mr. Vandero oit had
been unduly associated with ner dur
ing her widowhood
Dr. Fairbairn the medical member
OF the lunacy commission. asked how
Mrs Pepper-NanHerpih got a mes
sage to Bright Eyes. All Mrs. Pepper
Vanderbilt had to do, she said, was
TO think of the thing and the thought
would be passed right along TO Bright
Eyes
AS to the $1,000 mayked check
sent TO Bright Eyes throast Mrs,
Pepper when she was in Europe. the
medium admitted having endorsed
and cashed the check at a bank.
Commissioner Ketchum the legal
member OF the board insisted that If
Mrs. PepperNanderbilt wished 70
prove her hasband's sanity she should
give p convincing demonstration 80
show that his faith In her had been
we'll sounded
Can you get IN tauch with Bright
Dyes now?' he asked half dozen
times in a half dozen ways.
- dont know, she Kept answering.
Why don't yua know" said Mr..
ketChum.
"1he conditions are not prOpcn'
safe Mrs. Fepper-Vanderbiit
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side the time of his death end dis
playing unusual grief The old chief
mas known the mayor for a member 81
years, and WHOM the tWo met ia tha
Indian VILLAGE there was q great hand
shaking as Iron Tail IS very fond Of
tha mayor
Through friendship for the old chief
Mayor Whitlock took IBIS pope-IolodO,
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Constitutions.

Bound constitutions, (historic). con
tains election ordinance and county
and county seats. Leader Office
Price % cents.
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: = = = p . = = y = 2
Base Ball
Yestsraay's Resuiis,
WESTERN ASSOCIATION,

Wichita 9. Oklahoma city 2.
Hutchinson f-l. Topeka 20
Webb CITY So, Leavenworth 3-5r
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Bound constitutions. (historic), con-
tains election ordinance and county
and county seats. Leader Office.
Price % cents
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Whitlock, mayor OF Toledo, aud known
nationally for his original Views On
sreat social and economic questions.
Mayor Whitlock. like mauy cst.-r
Prominent pvhlll men, began his
career in a newspaper Office. Il was
while reporting for Chicago daily
that he was sent so the Dakotas to
cover the indian uprising and there
met Colonel VIM. f, Cody, Buffalo
BIN who was then assisting the gov.
enment Ia subduing the warning red
skiVs pais ncquaintace developed
into friendship, and when Colonel
Cody spread canvas in Toledo several
days ago 90 give an exhibit of his Wild
West show, Mayor WhitocS was one
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That new attraction at the Empire
Theatre is entertaining and new
you'll miss a treat II Won don't see II