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deceased was a widower his wife having
died several years ago. He is survived
by eight children, six daughters and two
sons.
BOY SHOT IN HAND.
John Ashley. a son OF John Ashley Sr,
of Fiskeville was badly injured on We'd
nesday evening while using revolver. in
which a blank cartridge had become lodg-
ed The boy was trying to drive the car
fridge OF the chamber with stick, when
he accidentally pulled the trigger and the
powder entered his hand, physician was
summoned and II was found necessary
to amputate one of the fingers.
ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR PHENIX.
The Phenix baseball team went down
to defeat yesterday on the grounds at
Phenix at the hands OF an aggregation
of PLAYERS from Auburn. The game was
a fine contest and some exceptionally fine
playing was done by both teams. Mat
Carley did the twirling for the home team
and pitched fine ball, but the support that
he received was not the best. The score
was to 5 in favor OF the Auburns.
NOTES.
Nelson Beausolie of Baltic visited
friends in Centreville yesterday.
Felix Senney of Moosup, Conn, visited
relatives in Hope yesterday.
A family reunion and clambake was
held at the home OF William Congdon at
Anthony yesterday
A fine display of fireworks was set on
last evening In the village or Phenix.
During the Fourth of July celebration
on wednesday evening two carriages were
taken from a blacksmith shop in Phenix
and fed to the flames of a huge bonfire
1t is reported that certain printer OF
Phenix is negotiating for the utchase oil
the Daily Times. an Arctic Centre news
paper.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-05
Fortuna Island Devastated

Victoria. II. C. July 5-News Of a dis
astrous hurricane In a portion OF the
Fiji group OF islands. resulting In the
complete devastation OF Futuna Island.
causing great property loss. but no less
OF life was brought by the steamer
Mona, which has arrived here.
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AN ELABORATE
CELEBRATION HELD

The Fourth was elaborately celebrated
at Bristol. The parade was one of the
best held In several years and the con-
certs and games on the common. together
with the antique and horrible parade
contributed greatly TO the success OF the
celebration. The committee was busy
everywhere throughout the day.
In the evening a display of fireworks
was given on the common while the
Seventh Artillery Corps band played.
The committee were: Edward Anthony,
chairman: Richard c. Quirk, secretary:
j. F. Peckham, Jr.. treasurer; Benjamin
r. Wilson, Charles G. Wilson, Asa w.
Hathaway Elisha HILBERT. John Nc
Elvough. Walter H. Coggeshall. James p.
Murphy.
FOURTH CELEBRATED AT STATE
INSTITUTIONS.
The Fourth was celebrated at the state
institutions In Cranston AT the boys
school AT sockanosset the boys had, be-
sides special meals. and afternoon OF
sport. under the direction OF Deputy
Ezekiel Gardner, which was much en-
joyed.
Tho boys had races Of various kinds.
the prizes being in the shape OF credit
marks. by which certain days will be de-
Quoted from the sentences OF those who
won the various contests.
In the evening the boys had fireworks
display, with a band concert.
The day at the prison. the almshouse
girls school and the state insane hospi-
tai was marked by special treats at meals
for the inmates. games and contests o'
various kinda were provided.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-05
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black, prepared BY
GEORGE ORMSBY. wig Maker and
Hairworker. 16s fremont street. Boston
il Is simple. safe and easily applied; con-
Wins no lead poisons; use II once and
you will never use any other BLAND
ING q BLANDING. 81 Weybosset street
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PAW1UCKET SPEEDWAY

Running nearly a mile with the driver
having hold of only one rein, the other
having snapped off when the horse
started in the special match race on the
Newport avenue speedway in Pawtucket
yesterday. was the performance made by
Gray Jim, owned and driven by F. NJ.
Tuell of this city. The owner managed TO
stop the animal. the only damage being
done 10 the hopples. which were broken.
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OLNEYvILLE
Funerals Held. ARRESTED For
Cruelty
Child Found Dead. ...0thor Items
Of Interest

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch of The News-Cemocrat at
2 Hartford avenue. room No. /. Telephons
10 West
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-05

deceased was a widower his wife having
died several years ago. He is survived
by eight children. six daughters and two
sons
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-02

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FoR sAIE-s,1RE6oG.

uN ACCOUNT oF THE great demand
fdf lard hrtrseH CATTLE ANu Ia
COMA. near fha NEW fNT EHE IRAN. ~
have Just sIfhliFfiaa one ~ TIE beat HHaftsf
sections on fhe whole Niue Int sore
TRACTS which Wn are nov offering f1r
The fret flsls a. $40 70 $40 FER ffart on
HasF terms Thaka tracts arc hsafiF On
iHFsi. afslnn - them rich alder Land sufne
~ them overlook fahs Geneva some hafe
E Hiee creek nfHHiHa Through them Pot
Ger 81 tui nov and So fret rhaifs They
HaH.t last irnF 81 fhrHr prices
WnNEHT AAIfuF
90 90 Oh AiaHka Building IL
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- rEH WEEK
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Nsffersslitan Anaea
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HOUSES AND tors
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e..nNn SeuR NAM Ae


To The MalR 1859. ias.
iiss The star Will call S-'d COT
leyt the Dill. aud win send .
you the answers 10 your al when
addressed care The Star.
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS lHslp
Wanted. Lest snd Found, 81
Rent, Fer Sale. eta.l One Cent
Weird.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
Is Words Three Times Zee =
Cents.
Seven wcrda or fractions OF
werda 60 the line. cash In nds
vance. when charged 90 &C
count actual number % lines az
So will be counted Minimum
bin for an nd Is centa bal
lard Want Al Agency, T. II
Mullen. sci ballard Az. OPP
City Han.
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NINE MILES FROM PIONEER sutAnr
tF Euad wagon read 20 minutes ualh ffufn
ear = acfes Fnof safi ell level All cleared
an fenced. ali iH bearing arrhafd g. 30
viii cell hair for a 90 Nsfg saHy terms
ROuEnT MAITuY
til-t1Q Fll Aiatha uulldinE lie
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Professional DIRE TORr
ATTORNEYS. Al LAW.
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son Observation-Disclosures
| live . Acre Tracts
Five Q Acre TRACTS
Five 9 Acre Tracts
Hlanbury's
Country Club
SaACrG
Tracts

Now SEEING AZ 80 PEE acre. On EASY terms
Tbs Country Niuh five aefv trarta will
pasitttsif - advanced tiaa pcs agfr ga fsb
afh Anyone tNYiHn here naN ran Hahs
Tho aaxanes with us All property left an
our hnnas "n that date vii n'sts yea
fusss five acre tracts afs aa the car iiaa
Naius very feet ffifss HHfohb FFHHN
Ar It'll tAha psf asfe. Mons viii b suid
after that date less than $40 psF affu
tuase sAfn snd ast eheies - Tits fine
sand
4hss~ five arrs tfasts a. On the Fysfsit
iHtrfafiah rsr hne and Hail q niis ffam
here the tegniff tiah Bought 80 asfrs
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feafs ttfefsHt eaf fafs siii gaffy yea
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ANANH FOR INV NHTMlMN
e CO. 3 cash. ID arfaH ~ ths finest level
Aani Tn Rainier valley. whHfn things are
doing near HrIn Ha#r and Ger Tins
ha#ia n water fet Rainier beach 4
cash
te9-e lots. tia6k car nHe. = ossb. pun-
. so1aiH arrss. near ufIu Marf on car
lire level. easily cleared fine domestic
ef 70 plat IL
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TEX ACHES kaiaiafne taan q tasnfg.
a. ftrusari siisa sHd e tsN ffan tfsaass
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-04
RenardIna corporatlons.

Delegate Pittman introduced the fol-
lowing proposition this afternoon;
Suggested clause for constitution OF
the state OF oklahoma
one. The legislature shall provide
bv law for the association OF two OF
more persons for the purpose OF con
ductlpg business as a corporate body.
Two. Every corporation created
mnder the laws of the state Of Okla
homa shall be subject to supervision
of the corporations commission
Three Every foreign corporation
licensed to do business in the state
of Oklahoma shall be subject to super
vision of the corporation commission
so far as transactions witn'u the state
Of Oklahoma are concented.
Four Precedent action - licenses
granted to frsrign corporations shall
be their acceptance and adoption OF
such rules as may be provided by law
for the examination of their books of
account at their principal office by
the corporations commission.
Five The legislature shall provide
for a corporation commission whose
dutv II shall be TO exercise the closest
supervision of the affairs Of every cor
poration created by the laws OF the
state OF Oklahoma, including within
their functions the keeping OF the
general books Of account of all suct
corporations.
| Every foreign corporation licensed
to do business in the state Of Okla
homa shall so arrange its accounts II
| accordance with the rules established
by the corporations commission tha
the accornting for all transactions II
| the state OF Oklahoma may be done
in the office of the corporations com
mission.
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SESSION WILL
LAST TEN DAYS
Several Prominent Church
men Will Lecture
to Daily LeSdot.

Special to Daily Leadef.
Mangum. Okla, Feb. 4.--Begnnins
tomorrow. Mangum eatertains one OF
The biggest religious gatherings in
Oklahoma in the Southwestern Bible
Institute of the Baptist church. The
nstituee covers OklahoIn. Indian Ter
ritory and northwestern and western
Texas
It is expected that there will be
from l5O to 200 ministers in attend
ance at the Institute, which is in ses-
sion February 4 to Is. There are two
lectures scheduled for each Of the
morning sessions. two each afternoon
and sermon. at night.
Some of the most noted preachers OF
the denomination in the United States
are on the program, which Includes;
Evangelism" six lectures, by DR..
W. w Hamilton. Louisville. KY;
rThe Great Commission, five lectures
and Preacher and Preaching" one
lecture, by DR.. ]. p. Campbell, Dal-
las, Tex, "Oklahoma as a Mission
fieldT oae lecture, j. G. Stalcup,
South McAlester, /. T.. Young Peo-
plo's Work." one lecture, by Or. II.
A. Porter, Oklahoma City; America
for Christ, two lectures, by Or. w.
A. Eliot, Newton, Kas.; "The Sunday
school," six lectures. by r. NJ. Inflow,
Kansas City, Mo-; "Or Denomina-
tional Outlook. one lecture; Lay
mans Work. one lecture. and "Dea-
conship,' one lecture. by Dr. Wynee,
South MeAlester. l. r.: Foreign Mis-
laions aud Foreign Mission Fields. {"
five lectures, by Dr, II. ]. Willingham
COR one OF his assistants,) Richmond
a.. ''rhe Life and Writings OF Paul,
six lectures, by Dr. W. j. McGlothlin
Louisville, Ky; THE Holy Spirit.
three lectures. and 'Sod Winning.
three Lectures. by Rev. r. /. Scar
borough. Abilsnce. Tex
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TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS



Charters were issued from the office
OF the territorial secretary this morn
Ing to the following corporations:
The Wardena Investment Co. Of
Geary with $50 900 capital stock The
directors are l. II. Tushing A. d. Tush.
ing and A. B. flushing. all Of Geary.
The Farmers Hardware & Imple-
ment Co., Of Hydro, with $4,000 CAPT
tai stock The directors are Geo. w.
Compton. w. r. Roberts and J. E.
Bonbrake, all OF El Reno.
The J. NJ. Byler Realty company. CT
Shawnee with $4,000 capital stock.
The directors are J. NJ. Byler. +. X.
Sage and Pete Ostrander. all of Shaw
nee.
The Walters oil & Gas Co. of
Matters with 100000 capital stock.
The directors are John S. Russ, S. II.
Blair, Geo. X Keim. Fl F Tnft, and
Robert Flemming all OF Walters.
Greater Enid Development Co. Of
Enid with $4,000 capital stock. The
directors are Albert Lowen. r. w.
Bindschandler and Milton Lowen. all
OF Enid.
The African Methodist Episcopal
church OF Lawton with the following
trustees Elijah Styles. NJ g. Hook
CT and r. w Mayberry. all of Lawton
Notary Commissions.
Applications for notarial commits
sions we're received as follows
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OBITUARY,

James Sporting. aged TO- died at
the home Of his son Frank Sperling
707 South Division street late Satur-
day afternoon from an attack OF
asthma. The deceased and his wife
lived in Rock Island. H.. and We're
spending the winter with their son
and his family The deceased was a
veteran of the Civil war and gained
much distinction as soldier durir <
the strife He leaves a wife and foa-
children and two brothers to mourn
his loss His brothers. A b. and T.
f. Sperling, both reside in this ely
The local members Of the G. A. r.
escorted the' body to the afternoor
train Sunday and was shipped TO Rock
Island, H., for burial.
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A. f. selby OF Mehagony for Paw.
nee county
G. r. Iiavighorst Of Guthrie, for
logan county
f. C. Delaney Of ralaga for Dewey
county.
NJ II. Collins. Of Kingfsher for
Kingfsher county
Fred E. Marshall, OF Oklahoma City,
for Oklahoma county
w p. Rickok, of Talaga, for Dewey
county.
H. 3D. Fox. OF Altus. for Greer
county.
G. w Sanders. Of Prentiss, for Rog-
er Mills county.
T w. Afford. Of Shawnee. for Potta-
watomie county.
Marie NJ McGroth. Of Woodward,
for Woodward county
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with the climate kere and likes the
country first rate.
Orville J Frantx has returned from
q two months vacation spent In the
East. He visited Hartford University
and IN New York City while away.
he resigned his position as private
secretary TO Governor Frantz two
months ago to enter into business for
himself He is visiting with his
brother Governor Frantz and family
this week
Attorney General w o. Cromwell
and Governor Frantz returned on the
afternoon train from Oklahoma CITY
where they have been attending the
Interstate Commerce commission
hearing.
Secretary CT A. McNabb Of the ter
rltorial board Of Agriculture Went to
Oklahoma City on the noon train
where he viii spend Sunday with his
family.
Assistant United States Attorney l..
u. Mcknight returned to Anadarko
on he nocn train.
Territorial Superintendent J. =.
Dyche sent letters to all the county
clerks o. Oklahoma on January 18th
asking for a complete list OF all the
telephone and telegraph companies in
operation In their counties. Only six
teen have answered the letter and sent
the information desired From three
counties alone twenty-one new com