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win, E. G. Buckner and Frank L. Con-
nable
E. l. dupont de Nemours and Com
pany, of New Jersey, Wilmington, Del;
e. 7. dupont de Nemours Powder Conn
pany, New Jersey; dupont Interna-
tional Powder Company Delaware;
Delaware Securities Company VIII
mington, Deii California Investment
Company Wilmington, Del; Delaware
Investment Company Wilmington,
Del; Hazard Powder Company, OF
Connecticut, wilmington. Del; Lafiin
and Rand Powder Company OF New
, York. Wilmington. DELI Eastern Dyna-
mite Company. of New Jersey. Will
lmington, Del; y. l. dupont de Nemours
Powder Company, of Delaware. Will
mington, Del. r. /. dupont de Nemours
/ and Company, Scranton, Pa; King
Powder Company, Of Cincinnati, O.;
Austin Powder Company. Cleveland. o.;
California Powder Works, San Fran
cisco. Cal; Conemaugh Powder Com
pany, Johnstown. Pa; Fairmount Pow
der Company. of West Virginia. Chris
tiana Hundred. Del. international
Smokeless Powder and Chemical Com
pany. of New Jersey. Wilmington, Del.
Judson Dynamite and Powder Com
pany. San Francisco Cal; Metropoli-
tan Powder Company, Hercules, Cal;
Peyton Chemical Company. San Fran.
cisco; Aetna Powder Company. Chic.
ago; American r. G. Schultz Gunpow-
der Company It'd, London. Eng.
American Powder Mills. Boston. Mass.
Anthony Powder Company, It'd. Ishpe.
ming, Mich; Equitable Powder Manu-.
featuring Company, Wann. ILL.,; ant
Miami Powder Company, Xenia. Ohio
Name Senator dupont.
When Henry A. dupont entered tn
United States Senate. a little over
year ago, the announcement had beef
made that he had Withdrawn from al
active participation IN the operation
Of the powder concern. The bill. how
ever, charges that he was the presi
dent and a member Of the board OF 81
rectors OF the ruling concern, the ~
DUPONT de Nemours Company from th
time Of its organization until the Is
day Of January 1906. and says:
Continued on Page %
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DEPARTMENT HAS
NO JURISDICTION
Streets ROped Off Without
knowledge Of Street and
Sewer Directors

II was brought out ;his morning at
the meeting Of the Street and Sewer
Directors that streets in the city had
been and were being roped off in cases
Of sickness without the permission or
knowledge fthe department and IN
fact that the department had no pow
or to grant such permissions
The subject was brought up by a
request that the department give per-
mission to rope off Peasant street be-
tween Adams and Franklin streets
The attention Of the directors was
then called to the roping off of tatnall
street between Ninth street and Della
ware avenue. which had been done
without their knowledge
In order that the department may
have control over such matters in ths
future. Mr.. Sparks gave notice Oh an
ordinance covering the point
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MENTIONS
GRAY FOR THE
PRESIDENCY

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, July 30-Senator
Bacon, of Georgia, in an interview to-
day favoring the nomination OF a
southern Democrat for the presidency.
His. personal choice seems to be Sena-
tor Daniel of Virginia. He mentions,
also. Culberson of Texas, Carmack, Of
Tennessee and Judge Gray of Della
ware as available timber of quality.
Among the issues. he would have
the party insist upon revision Of the
tariff. and press vigorously the fieht
against Capitalization OF power In the
Federal government
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
HIGH TENSION WIRES
UNDER GROUND

one Of the things discussed by the mem-
bers OF Council ia their committee meeting
OF last night, held TO discuss the Mayors
message. the recommendation OF the
Mayor TO place all high tension wires
under the ground was reported favor
ably upon. The matter was referred TO
the law committee with Instructions to
bring the matter TO the attention Of the
Street and Sewer Commission and have
that body pass an ord nance compelling
the electric, telephone and telegraph COM
panies to put all such wires under ground.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
COUNTY REDEEMS
OVERDUE BONDS

The Levy Court this morning instructed
County Treasurer Burns to redeem $4,000
in bonds due by the county on July !.
The court will go to Farnhurst to-mor-
row to inspect the county Almshouse
there. The Trustees Of the Poor have re-
ported to the court that several Of the
county buildings are badly in need Of re-
pairs.
The court decided 10 inspect Fleming's
Bridge in Blackbird hundred next Mon
das.
1t is probable that the court will adjourn
this afternoon until the first Tuesday in
September.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
AWAIT ACTION
IN MAGILL CASE

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
CLINTON. H.. July S0.-Despite the
fact that this Is the busy season for
Dewitt county farmers, scores invaded
the town to await the grand jury's ac-
tlon in the Magill case.
In his charge to the jury the judge
said: you must be certain that q
crime has been committed before re-
turning an Indictment"
Fay Graham Magill sits in her cell
apparently hapy and contented, read
ing a novel most Of the day. Fred.
Magill is anything but himself, ana
|restlessly PAGES his cell.
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DON'T WANT TO
BUILD THIS ROAD
Out-OI- Way Location Of Black
bird Hundred Highway
the Cause

For the second time road builders
have refused to offer bids for the con-
struction OF a county road between
Taylor's Bridge and Smyrna Creek, in
Blackbird hundred.
The out Of the way location Of the
road and the great expense incurred
in getting material on the site are re-
sponsible for the absence Of bids for
the work.
Today was the second day on which
bids were invited for the work, but
when the time arrived for opening the
bid box not a bid was forthcoming
Three weeks ago road builders for the
first time refused 10 bid on the work
The Levy Court will discuss the SUBJ
ject this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
NO STATEMENT
FROM DU POINTS

When r. Coleman dupont president
OF the big powder company. was asked
early this afternoon whether the COM
pany would haveany statement to make
concerning the suit entered against Il
I'm Federal Court. he said he had no
knowledge that the suit had been filed
and that he had seen none Of the papers
In the case. He or the company would
issue no statement under those circum-
stances.
United States Senator duPout Is nov
travelling IN Europe.
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NO JURISDICTION
OVER THE FENCE

So far as the Street and Sewer De-
partment Is concerned It viii take no
hand In the controversy between the
Remington Machine Company and
James White. owner Of the property
Lombard streets, regarding the fences
erected by the machine company.
At to-day's meeting Of the directors
City Solicitor Townsend's letter, bear
ing upon he subject was read, in which
he stated no was OF the opinion that
inasmuch as the question did not In
volve a public street, the departments
had no jurisdiction over IT, Acting on
this opinion Secretary Christy was di~
rected TO notify Mr.. White that tho
board could take no action in the mat
ter
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
ASKS TIME IN
POWERS CASE
BY THE JouRNAL's Special wire.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
GEORGETOWN. KY, July 3o-when
court convened to-day for the trial Of
Caleb Powers for alleged completely in
the assassination OF William Goebel, the
state through commonwealth attorney
stated that they would ask the court for
more time TO consider the defense's ap-
pllcation to remove Judge Robbins from
the bench. Attorney Franklin stated that
inasmuch as the case was now being tried
in the Supreme Court OF the L. S. to see
how the Powers trials were conducted
In eKntuclxy he thought a reply should b'
made in justice to Judge Robbins.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
MusTAcHE FOR $40.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., July SOD
A. Romano, an Atlantic avenue par
Der, sold his luxuriant black mustache,
of which he was fond, to a New Aorh
visitor for $40 today.
The purchaser followed outspoKeh
admiration Of the mustache with an
offer of 50 for its ownership but was
coldly refused. Later he returned ana
offered IS to the barber to cut II OIL.
This offer was also refused, but when
the stranger increased his otter 10 a
new $40 gold note the barber sue
cumbed and clipped of the mustache
It was neatly wrapped up ana oeilV-
cred TO the strange purchaser VINO
left the shop.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
NO AGREEMENT
IN WILL CASE
No Settlement Has Been
Reached as to the
Floyd Will

It was announced this morning by
persons Interested In Mrs, Elizabeth b..
Floyd's will, against the probate OF
which Mrs. Emma B. McCullin and
Mrs. Lizzie Haddon have filed cave
ats, that there viii be no settlement Of
the case ON the basis Of the payment
of a larger share Of the estate 20 the
caveators as announced in these coll
umns yesterday As a matter of fact
settlement of the case has not been
thought or.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
sLAsHED MAN ACROSS
FACE WITH A RAZOR.

ELKTON. Md, July sO.-Frank coop
er, colored. who has served nearly all
his life behind prison bars, was again
landed in Elkton jail charged with
assaulting with intent to kill John
Hindman. Cooper called Hindman
from his home and without a word OF
warning slashed him across the face
with a razor. Hindman is in a SER
ious condition, while Cooper is held
without bail to await his victims in
juries.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
GENERAL BOOTH
PROVIDES FOR ARMY
py rnE JouRNAL.s speoIaI We.

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
LONDON. July S0.-When General
William Booth. Of the Salvation Army,
dies, the organization he has founded
will continue under another man. The
announcement OF his policy was made
simultaneously with the fling OF his
viii with his solicitor just before his
departure on a motor tour OF Great
Britain. He has arranged to have the
announcement Of his death and his sue
cessor made at the same time. Saliva
ton Army leaders believe his success
sor will be Bramwell Booth. with Com
ROoth- TuakAK IS second choice.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
Paw Roll For Week.

Leslie V. Chisty. secretary OF the
street and Sewer Department at to-
DAYS meeting of that body reported the
CITY Treasurer's balance to be S70i5.7S;
balance to credit OF special fund. $685.
O75.54. The weekly pay rolls for cart
hire. amounting to S746.71 and labor
amounting to s2242.09 we're directed
paid collections amounting to s9S1.65
were reported by the secretary.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
NEGRO SLAYER
KILLED BY POSSE
George Thomas COTnered in
a Barn By Mob in
DOwNinetOwR

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
DowNINGrowN, Pa. July so,-Gcorge
Thomas the West Chester negro. who
killed his wife on Sunday was killed in a
barn here to-day
He was cornered by a posse which killed
the fugitive at the FIRST volley.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
THREE KILLED ON
GUNBOAT WILMINGTON

was killed. and the two others are ex-
pected TO recover.
Fireman Hind had been in the navy SER
vice since May l, 1904 His last enlistment
was at Mare Island Cal. and his mex
o. kin was given as J. E. Hind. Of ches
tertown. Md.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
THREE KILLED
in RACE WAR

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
LOS ANGELES, Cal. July SO-rhree
italians were killed in a race war ~
Florence. a suburb Of this CITY, ae-
cording TO a report received here To-
dav. The sheriff mas left for the
scene with a large posse.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
SOLICITOR ADVISES
PROSECUTION

Tells Board Of Health to Proceed
Against Alpha Process Company.
It is likely that the Board of Health
in a few days will prosecute the Al
pha Process Company for violation OF
the health ordinances OF the city. City
Solicitor Townsend having advised
the board to take this step to enforce
its order against the company to abate
what the board considers a nuisance.
Noxious odors which I'LL the atmos-
phere almost daily have been traced
to the plant of the Alpha Company,
beyond Market street bridge, and the
company has been ordered by the
Board of Health to abate the nuis-
ance. Thus far. however, the company
has ignored the order
To do so would necessitate the clos
ing down of the plant and the COM
pany naturally objects to this
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LAY IN WAIT AND
SHOT HIS WIFE.

WEST CHESTER. July SO.-After
attending an all-day quarterly meet
ing in the Union A. NJ. e. Church, in
this place, George Thomas, of Chester
Heights. shot and fatally injured his
wife while on her way home. The man
lay In wait and sprang out of the dark
ness and placed the revolver under her
chin and fired and made his escape.
The woman will die
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
Son Terrori1es chester Father.

CHESTER, July Sole has threat-
ened 20 kin me with an AK. and has
beaten me up so that / cannot stand
IT," testified James Wesley Kincade.
who was arraigned before Police Mag
istrate Smith The elder Kincads
pleaded with the magistrate TO keep his
son away from the house. During his
fathers testimony young Kincado
smiled derisively. He was committed
for 30 days.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
Mr. Thompson Is pead.

Joseph b. Thompson. who was
brought here from Florida by his
daughter. Mrs. Edward NJ. Kelly. Of
No. Ruth street, 10 be treated at the
Delaware Hospital. died az that insti-
tuition last evening. rhe funeral win
take place from his 6aughter's home.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. July 5Q.-A despatch
was received at the navy department to-
day. announcing that boiler tube burst
yesterday on the United states Gunboa'
wilmington at Nanl0ing. China. Three
men were scaided- Fireman Failip Hind
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
Demonstration

If two men. equally well-known,
started the same line Of business with
q cash capital of ten thousand dollars
and one persistently and judiciously
advertised while the other depended
rpon friendship alone to make busi-
ness; which one. we should like to
ask, would succeed in making the most
money in the quickest timeg We
scarcely believe demonstration would
be necessary to satisfy the most pes
k~-~Latin.
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Returned from HospltaI.

Mrs. Leon Reinstein, Of No. 211 East
Front street. who has been confined in
the delaware Hospital for the past four
weeks, during which time she under
went an operation. returned to her
home yesterday afternoon. Her condi-
tion is greatly improved.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
chioken Thievea RuaY.

SO many hen roosts have been rob-
bed at Clifton Heights, Pa. that own
ers threaten TO take the law in their
own hands and punish the offenders.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
Rnildinn NaM Rridne.

Preliminary work on the new Balti-
more g. Ohio bridge piers across the
Susquehanna river. between Aiken and
Havre de Grace, has been started.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
MarshalIton Has a Challenge.

The Marshallton baseball club would
like to arrange a game with any eighteen
year old team in the city for Saturday
next. Address Jesse e. Jones, Elsmere,
Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
TEXAS TEMPERATURE
REACHED 17e DEGREES

Ell PASO. Tex, July S0.--A most re-
markable phenomenon in the weather
line occurred in Texas Sunday and
caused a panic among the people af-
fected A despatch from AfcGregor.
Limestone county, says that the most
terrific heat visitation ever known
there was experienced Sunday, which
was endured for about an hour and
twenty minutes. The thermometer reg
istered 179 degrees in the sun and 1T
in the shade.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
M. Todd At West Chester

George w Todd tolS part in the ex-
ercises of the NJ. E. Sunday school at
West Chester on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30

King Peter Rendered Unconscious.
BELGRADE, July S0.-King Peter
was thrown from his horse at Bres-
tovaz today and was rendered uncon-
scious. His face was cut severely.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30
wEATHERs

For Delaware-Fair tonight and Wed
nesday; light northwest to north winds.
Evening journal., 1907-07-30

night in the a dvertis in 8
columns.
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NEWSPAPER CHANGES.

Oklahoma City. Dec. 1S-The fol
lowing changes have taken place in
the Oklahoma newspaper field dur
ing the past week:
T. II. Saterlce. OF the Sparks
Review, turned the paper over to
W. l.. Goheen. who intends purch-
asing the plant.
The Home Fraternalis,. with
Victor Z. NARROW. has been started
at Shawnee. 1t is published iu the
interest of all fraternal associations
including frat" nal orders
L. s. Pursell has retired from
the Dover News and is succeeded
by j. S. Martin, who will continue
the paper
/ Bobb Lee Kid, elitor OF "A paper
at Spiro. Oklahoma. has also pnr
chased an interest in the Potea'
News. and will conduct both publ
cations
J. $. Fisher. who has publishe'
the Beaver journal for the pas
three years. has sold the paper 4
W. T. Quinn and C. NJ. Mansfield
w. X. Barrett, who has bee
publishing the Olustee Democrat
sold half interest in the pape
to W. \. Rylander.
d. II. Denman has retired fror
the Cleo journal. which leaves Mis-
MOllle Bobbtt sole proprietor an
editor.
George Saterthwaite. once Guthri
correspondent for the Wichita y,
Gle, has been installed state edito
Of the Oklahoman.
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COVERING BUSINESS OF THE
FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES.
The INDIAN AGtNTS REPORT
Treats On Royalty Monies-R-s.
trietions Removal-Sales OF
Lsnds-leases on OH and
Gss-Town Lot Sales.

Muskogeo. Ok, Dec. lS.--Thc rc
port Of the United States Indian
agent for the Five Civilized Tribes
for the year ending June 80, 1907,
has just been made public and
contains some interesting state
mcnts covering the development OF
certain lines OF business during the
year.
During the year there was collec-
ted a total of 1881. .gi9 in royalty
monies and from other sources, and
/ the disbursements amounted TO 81.
/ 9S9,127. There have been 3,ll7 In
dians who have secured approval
| for the removal OF restrictions from
their lands. and Gl2 applicants have
/ been disapproyod. In the land sales
division there was l,l3S acres sold
Tor the sum OF s2i,222. This. does
not include l.lGi Gcres of inherited
land sold by full.blood Indian heirs
for the sum of slG,3Sl.
The most remarkable showing Is
in the oil and gas lease division.
Up to June 80 there had been I'll
ed with the agent "A total of li,i33
oil and gas leases. OF these there
are 1896 which have been approx
ed and ae in effect. There are o.
0O9 leases still pending. Oil mar
keted during June of this year
amounted to 3l50,000 barrels as
compared with $4,000 barrels mar
keted during July of the preceding
year. The total amour of oil
maketed during the entire year was
2l,7l7 900 barrels. The total amour,
OF money collected by the agent
for royalties on oil and gas for the
year was s775,4S9 During the veal
1904 the collections from the same
sources amounted to only $1,000.
; The collection on town lot sale'
> amounted to s55S,s7S. During th'
: past seven years the agent ha'
collected and turned over to th'
various tribes total of s3,7l9,6O
from the sale of town lots.
| The production of coal was th'
largest in the history of the fiv'
Tribes with the exception Of tn
years 1904 and 1903, when Their
was slightly larger production
This year there We're mined on /
| 1g,, i,,J. i.ae,J . n-Q 100 +ong ,
coal On this coal the mining con
| panies pay a royalty of S cent
per ton TO the Indians and tn
amount collected from this sourc
and from the asphalt mines wa
s24O.l99 There are lOl $50 of Goa
land under lease and 6,iO0 acre
of asphalt land.
The report OF John ID. Benedict
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White House Social Program.

bN SOUTHWESTERN ircSS.
Washington. Dec. 19-Au Is In
readiness for the cabinet dinner al
the white House tonight. which
will usher In the program OF official
dinners and receptions for the seas.
on Of 1907 and 1905. At the banquet
tonight President and Mrs Roosevelt
will gather around them the formers
Official advisers and their families,
with about an equal number OF other
distinguished guests.
The next event ON the social pro
pram OF the White House will be
the New Years reception. which viii
usher In the series OF state recep-
/ tions ON that day all tho official
world viii cause at the white house To
wish the president and Mrs Rooso-
/ welt "A Happy New Year" The cab
/ met. the supreme court. the ambas
sadors, and ministers Of the diplo
matte corps. with their secretaries
anu dlldNH'Ht Nl' HlEu OhiN'lN W NV
army and navy. senator's and con
grcssmcn and host Of promincn
and well known citizens will be- In
vitcd to call. with the ladies Of thei
families. to pay their respects to th'
chief executive and his wife.
This is always the most elaborat,
reception Of the Washington season
for Il is the first large gathering
| of its kind and the members Of tn
social world meet to exchange grcct
ings for the first time, IN man
U cases. after their summer vacations
Every one is In a holiday humor an
, the occasion Is gala one.
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Danderine

Works wonders. II produces hair
just as surely as rain and sunshine
produces crops. It produces a thick
growth OF luxuriant hair when all
other remedies fail We guarantee
Danderlne All druggists sci. +, 25c,
soc, and s1.OO per bottle. To prove
its worth send this ad and 10 cents
In stamps or silver and we will mall
you large free sample. Knowlton
Danderine Co., Chicago. Ill. Dti
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Prclest Insurance O,de.'

Guthrie. Ok. Dec. lS-Judge
Bayart r Haincr has been employ
cd bs the Bankers Life Insurance
company OF Des Moincs, Iowa. TO
protest in the courts and seek a
decision against the order Of state
Insurance Commissioner r. j. NJ"
Comb. in barring that company
from the state.
The company charges a conspi
racy against It by the so.called
Insurance combine.
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Notice to All sherifs.

At a called meeting Of the sheriifs
~ oklahoma, held at Oklahoma city
on Saturday, Dee 7th, when a tenn
po-ary organization was affected a
call was authorized for a meeting
OF the sherins of the state at Shaw
nee on Saturday. January 4, at
p. m. at which time a permanent
organization will be perfected and
officers elected Many important sub
jects will be brought up for discus
sion and every sherin in the new
state Is urged to make arrangement
to attend the Shawnee meeting, as
every sheriff is yitally Interested In
Is results.
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a Boon 70 EIderlY People

Mostelderly people have some kid
ncy or bladder disorder that Is bot
painful and dangerous. Foley's Kid
ney Remedy has proven a boon to
many elderly people as II stimulate
the urinary organs. corrects irregu
larties and tones up the whole sys
tenn. Commence taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy at once and be vigor
GUS. For sale by all druggists. d.,
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DcWitt's Little Early Riser Pills
are sold by W. b. Frame DIV
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JOHN u. JOHNSON

Secretary pro tenn.
GEO W. GARRISON, Pres. pro TEN.
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DcWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills
afford quick relief for all forms OF
kidney and bladder trouble. A
weeks treatment 25c Sold by "
B Frame DIV
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Ardmore andon Conservatory
teaches by methods that are abreast
Of the times, using the Art Technic
and the New Teaching Phone for
price ESQ. 1913
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superintendent OF schools shows
that there Is total onrollmen Of
Sl.i37 pupils In the schools oi
the Five Tribes. This does not Gov
er. however. all of the pupils en-
rollcd In municipalities whore in
dependent schools are operated
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Notice.

BY virtue of mortgage executed
to me by f. w. Skllern and Alice
Skillern | viii sell to the highest
bidder for cash all OF blocks thirty
one (3l and thirty-two 1922 in the
town OF Milburn, oklahoma, be-
tween 10 o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock
p. m. on the goth day OF December,
1907. ZOE NAY EuBANkS.
1910
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Bellamy Whlteley win be in our
city again in a few days. Those de
string their pianos tuned or repaired
please leave orders at Crescent Ho
tel. Phone 1903. l6tf