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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14
Tho AmsrIcan Parent.

Jones. who is q natural handy man.
does all manner Of things for his chill.
dren that they ought to do for them
selves. He confesses II as fault, and
says It 10 really laxiness in him. be-
cause II is easier for him to do house
hold chores than It 10 to follow up
the children and train them to do
them. They, will miss me . good
deal when co." says Jones. Il can
see them now, sittirg around with tear.
full eyes, and saying; After all. We
never had : man that did the chores
Iike tathsv.' "-~IAtA
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Mlddies Boycott an offIeer.

Annapolis. Md, May 1.-THE first
battalion of midshipmen has been re.
stricted for an indefinite period to
the confines Of the'institution as re.
suit OF It's members having given the
silence" to Lieut., Commander G. Il.
McVay. The members of the bat.
talon had taken exception to Nc.
Ways mode Of Investigating their ac-
tions and determined to administee-
this rebuke to him. The ssilence" is
as old as the navy itself. 1t is In the
nature OF a boycott. Those participant
Ing in 1t keep absolutely silent during
the whole OF some meal at which the
ofiicer is present In the mess hall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14
A Battle Between Mines.

Pomeroy. o.. May 1.-THE miners
strike which has been in force for the
last four months eliminated Monday
In q clash between strikers and strike
breakers One miner's arm was
broken and two strike breakers were
severely injured About 1000 min.
ers, led by drum corps. assembled
at the mouth OF the mine and when
the strike breakers came out the fight
took place.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14
A Rain of sulphur.

Rome. May 14.-There are indica-
tlons that the eruptions OF the StrOm-
boli and Etna volcanoes have brought
to certain parts OF Italy atmospheric
disturbances OF an extraordinary
character, On Monday at San Reno
there occurred the strange phenomc-
non OF a rain Of sulphur. a stratum of
sulphur remaining on the ground at.
ter the storm had passed
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Montreal Lonsshoremen Strike.

Montreal, May 14.-Acting on a de.
mand made to the Shipping Fedora
tion some time ago, the longshoremen
employed on many OF the ships con.
trolled by members OF the federation
quit work last night, having decided
not to return until they secured the
increased wages which they ask.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14
A Lucky Speculation.

Cleveland. May l4.-lt was reported
Monday that Martin Mullen, the well
known coal man, was among the
lucky Clevelanders on the right side
or the wheat market ID was said he
had bought 100000 bushels at SO cents
a bushel At the high price OF Mon
day, he could have sold out at profit
OF $l2O,OO0. At the closing price he
was $1,000 ahead OF the market.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14

!" San Francisco. May l4.---One hun.
1red cars. manned and guarded by
$50 strikey breakers, were operated
Monday on six lines of the United
Railways. There were scores OF acts
Of individual violence. but there WAS
no riot beyond the ability of the po.
lice to down.
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Strike Breakers are pu. to Work.

Cleveland, May 1.-two hundred
strike breakers went to work in the
Cleveland yards OF the American
Shipbuilding Co. Monday. The strik-
ers caused no trouble. but there were
grave mutterings and disturbances
may come soon. The strike breakers
are kept inside the yards and are not
allowed to leave. Pinkerton detec-
tives are scattered among the work.
men and are guarding every entrance
and exit of the yards
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Murder win be N. verdIot.

Cleveland, May 14.-Murder will be
the coroner's verdict In the death of
little Alexander Hoenig. This was
decided Monday. after Deputy Coroner
Houck. with the assistance OF Chief
kohler and detectives. had examined
Mrs. Hoenlg, mother Of the boy, and
afterward had sweated her and the
doctors who performed the autopsy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14

Many years ago there WAS consider.
able malaria In Harrisburg. Pa. which
was attributed to the waters of the
Susquehanna river, which was then
the source of the city supply. One
of the members OF the legislature for
that year. upon his return to his con.
stituents, was interviewed concerning
the plague. He soon settled the
question. Upon my soul. gentlemen"
he declared. the report of the foul.
ness Of the water was slander on
the city OF Harrisburg, absolutely
know the water to be perfectly health
ful, for during the session drank thu
water on two different occasions, ana
! never experienced any III eject
whatever"
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Tin Workers, Paw to be R.,..d.

Toledo, May 14.-At Mondays ses.
sion OF the Amalgamated Association
of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers IN con-
vention here, Assistant Secretary
Tighe announced that the tin worktrs
VIII receive an increase OF 6 per cent
ana the sheet men will get an ad-
vance of Clio per cent per ton for
May and June, In accordance with the
sliding scale. based on the selling
price of iron
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BID Strike Ended.

Philadelphia, May 1.-THE strike
and lockout Of bricklayers and ma.
sons in this city which grew out of a
dispute between the trades as to the
right of granite cutters TO set finished
stone was declared off Monday, both
sides making concessions.
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Killed HI. Family and suIcided.

Gananoque, Ont. May l4.--William
Waldie. farmer living near here,
murdered his wife and two children
Monday. then committed suicide by
cutting his throat. The wife and chill
dren were beaten with hammer un-
I'll their heads We're crushed to pulp.
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Touring Car Turned somersauIt.

Bryan, May IA large touring
car in which were DR.. ID. G. McTag-
CART, his wife and three children, and
DR.. W. s. White. Mrs. McTaggart's
brother, went over a l5-foot embank-
ment Monday and turned a complete
somersault. Dr.. McTaggart was in
Jured about the back and legs, and
the others were badly bruised. Their
escape from death was miraculous.
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Jury Is Almost complets.

San Francisco, May l4.-Al the
peremptory challenges OF both sides
were exhausted Monday In the case Of
Abraham Ruef, on trial for extortion.
and now only the excusing OF tales.
men for cause can prevent the filing
OF the lone seat In the jury box by the
first man called
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MANY Injured In a siot.

Hammond, Ind, May 14.--In
strike riot at the railroad yards at
Gibson, Ind. 90 striking Hungarians
we're Injured. Some of the injured
are not expected to live. Police ar.
rested three of the leaders.
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Is Held In $40 600 Sail.

Findlay, o.. May William Teale
was on Monday bound over to the
grand jury with bail at $4,000 on the
charge OF killing bis brother'in.law,
John sherman. Teale aud Sherman
had quarrel over money matters
and sherman WA shot
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An oId.rlne poIjtici.n ple..

Bellevue, o., May 14.--Philip Schuy.
Ter, aged 81 years, died here last
night He was delegate to the ma
tional republican convention at Chi
cago In 1850 and made the motion
that turned Ohio's 20 votes to Lincoln,
thus causing Lincoln's nomination.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14
The Haywood Trial.

Boise, Idaho, May l4.-Only frag
ment OF Monday was given over to
actual work in the trial of William d.
Haywood for completely In the mur-
der Of ex-Gov. Steunenberg, and the
one step fosward was the qualifica
tion OF single talesman, who seems
marked for peremptory challenge
later The rest OF the time went to
the talesmen OF the special venire.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14
Circus Seats COLLAPSED.

Youngstown, o., May 14.-Five hun
dred people narrowly escaped death
last night when the seats at the so.
ciety circus" collapsed. Only one
person, a woman, was seriously in
jured.
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Wa. Due to Defective Equipment.

San Luis Obispo, Cal. May 1.-THE
coroner's Jury that held an investiga.
ton over TIE bodies of II victims OF
the wreck Of the Shriners' special
train at Honda, found that the wreck
was due to defective equipment OF the
Southern Pacific railroad
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14
Jury's Verdict In the Marvin cs,e.

Dover. Del. May 1.-THE jury
which has been investigating the
death OF Horace Marvin. jr., last night
rendered the following verdict: THAT
Horace N. Marvin, jr.. came to his
daath from exposure on the fourth
day OF March, 1907"
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ouantltatIve Distinction.

Mrs. knicker--Does yom husband
go out between tho acts?
Mrs. Bocker-No; he comes In The
theater between drinks.-Judge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-14
Fire Mad. 20 FamIlje, Hom.Is.,.

Lincoln, N. H.. May H.--More than
4 score OF families we're rendered
homeless by fire which swept
this place Monday, entailtng
y loss Of 100000. Twenty four resi-.
dsness were destroyed.
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A Poor Kind o. citizen.

II doesn't pay to put much faith IA
the man who has to keep up his cour-
age ny thinking Of people who are isls
fortunate thar, hl, Z ~. y
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LUSTRO
FINISH
MADE TO WALK ON. l
STAINS AND vARNISHEs AT
ONE APPLICATION.
WORKS EQUALLY WELL OVER
PAINTED SURFACES.
CAN BE APPLIED BY AN IN.
EXPERIENCED PERSON.

1t makes a very close imitation
Of polished hard wood floors at
about one-fourth of the cost. The
Sanitary advantage of finished
floors and rugs over the old dusty
carpets with moth eaten corners IL
SO great that every family should
have them, Carpets are dirt catch
ers no matter what care is taken
in sweeping.
Finished Floors Are in Good Taste
And Save One-Half of the
Labor in Keeping the
House Clean.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-03
,.tNlHiE .'1tE .'n-sIl'.'h.sn 81 l'Ei'Hs,
! Railroad Events !
IsuamsR 4HsHsHsn sKssHsM9Hsu.s

Geo y Goodioh, master mechnio;
B f Beckkman lperimondo and
g. b Waide of Che Ft Smith ana
Western railroad. wore n the city yes
terday 90 . toHr of lnspe lion They
are meparlng lo maka e@ fensiYe i'm
proyemenis here and at m Reno in
Ihe yards n also ofhclally report d
that plans h9Yc been drawn Tor ilIe
extension of that road from I'll Reno
through Western Oklahoma. Wolfe
here the nffciais ordered q ueW wreck
ing car tO be built by the 80 ihwest.
ern Iron wcrks. of ihis city which VIII
be- stationed in the local yards.
Chief car Inspector I'd IlHnman. iof
the Santa Fe. Ia the local yards has
returned from q Visit ln Caldwell,
Kansas
Arthur Welch of Jacksonville. no.,
mas taken Brakeman j g. Good'a place
On ne n, smith and Western evening
passenger rem between here lh Weoi-
leetka, With Conductor r. = Lewis
Tom Brown Is on ne American FIX
press run between here and Wecieet.
IA, on The Ft Saith and Western
Edwin Cotieral nas taken q position
Ia the loal American Expfess Office,
Conductor II. 9 Lewis. Of the ~
Smith and Western evening passenger
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Personal Mention: :
Es,RsnaRsHaHs,H.snansnAn9ns

- l--N't
j. c. Foster is in Enid.
Louis Day is in Newlsirk
p II Phillips is in Perry.
George Calvert is in Orlando.
G. II Con is here from Purcell.
Seth Barrett is here from coyle.
w }. Whitney is in Crescent city
cephus Miller is here from Seward
}. e Ferguson is in the city from
Enid.
S Walters is here from Pleasant
Valley
s n Franklin has returned fron
Edmond
E. G Meridith is here from oklaho
ma city.
Omar X. benedict Of Hobart, is in
the city
shraie Stowe is in the city from
Me.idian
atcu 4rt Mckay has returned from
Oklahoma City.
pr w A. Clark is in Perry on pro
fessional business
Roy Rhodes returned this morning
from oklahoma City.
D. r. Couingham left Saturday
night for Kansas City.
Delegate II f ASP left las. evening
for 81. Louis on business trim.
Attorney p. r. Mcyay has return
ed from a trip to Oklahoma City
H. n. Hoaston. register OF tho LAND
Office. has returned from a visit IN
Enid
Jerome Harrington. president of th'
First National bank OF Waionga Is
IN the city,
Rev j. n Fazel returned this morn
{ ing from Noble where he filled I
church pulpit yesterday
Rev. T. +. Parker left last eveninl
for rip through Woodward an'
81
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OBITUARY.

The funeral services OF the lai0 AIRS.
Rebecea Rogers. who died Friday
night, wera conducted from the rest
dence of her daughter Mfg Frenk
Alien. $40 South Division street yes
ferday afternoon al 3 O'Clock Rev
r. Disch. pastor of the ~ r. church,
South. oniciafine, lntcmen ws
made 10 snnnif View cemetery IA
Roscra. a sou OF he deceased who
reaides al Marshal attended Tie Sen,
vice.
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The Social World;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROSPECTUS.

Monday.
Cambridge club meets. in afternoon
AZ Library.
Revelers club meets in the evening
at club rooms on East Oklahoma ave
nue,
Excelsior club meets in evening
with Mrs. NJ. G. Hart, G02 East Harri-
son avenue Al this meeting the com
ing years work viii be outlined.
Literary club of Pleasant It'll school
house give play, "Out in the Street
in evening at the Pleasant Hin school
house, two miles south Of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. i. y. Lucas and Miss
Lon Strang gace dance and shower
in the ilks club rooms in evening in
honor of Miss Pearl Rhodes.
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An ldcnl summer pay.

Yesterday was an ideal s0mmer
day. grom early dawn antil past
midnight A. seemed az though there
co,ld not have been a more perfect
dav. The citizens took advantage of
the beardirul weather and drove or
visited the city parks for recreation.
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Germans Enloy an outlnn.

The Germans OF Guthrie. with their
wives and families tyour real Ger
mans always Includes the wife and
youngsters in his leasmes) enjoyed
themselves in an ating at Ellison
lake yesterday An upset boating
party furnished an exciting diversion,
but beyond thorough wetting of the
occupants OF the boat. no harm was
done by the f-IQl.N
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Wednesday.

Ladies of Trinity guild meet al rec
tory. on East Noble aYeaue, in after
noon
Marriage of Miss Pearl Rhodes "a
Mr. Claude Sitterly in evening at
home of brides parents Mr. and Mrs
W. L. Rhodes. 523 East Noble avenue
Rev. r. E. Fairchld officiating,
The Home Mission society Of Meth
odist church. South. meets at parson-
age at y. N.
Mrs Edward Nichols entertains
Epworih league OF Methodist church,
South. at her home. rs East Villas
avenue, at .. in.
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lateral sewera compIeted.

Contractor w r. Power has com.
pleted lateral sewer No. i3, Ia niock
as, Fast Guthrie and is finishing mp
lateral sewer No. 80. IN blocks as. 10.
r.. and al. leasl Guthrie between
Springer and Perkins avenues
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Wan, wido Parking.

The residents on East Harrison
avenue are preparing a petition 20
present to the city council asking that
they be granted so feet parking on
that street from Ash street to Capital
square.
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CHILDREN SHOWED IT
Effect Of Their Warm Drink In the
Morning.

"A year ago / was wreck from
coffee drinking and ! was on the point
of giving s'p my position in the school
room bccagso of neryonsneag
II WIS telling q friend abo'r u ana
sac said. We dtnk nc'hina az meal
time but Postum Food Conee. and ~
is such a c0mior ~ have someihns
we can enjoy drinking with the child
rem
Il was astonlshod thni she world
allow the children TO drink any kind
~ coffee. bit she said Postum was the
most heahhfu drink IN the world for
children as well as for older ones,
and that the condition Of both the
children and adults showed that 10
be O. lat.
my hrst trial was a failure. The
cook boiled u four or five minutes and
u tasted so Hat that ! was In despair
b-t determined TO give h one more
triaI This time we followed the dif
rhcii6iis and boiled II hitpen minutes
AFTER me boiling began. u WIS de-
cided saccess and was completely
won by hs rich delieicus havor ln
q short time ! noticed a decided i'm
proyement Ia my condition and kept
Growing better aud better month after
month. until now am perfectly
healthy. and do my work in the school
room with ease and pleasure
would not rot gn 10 the nerve de
g1oying regular coffee for any
money"
There's a Reason Real the "a
mous little Health C'lass'c. The
Road 70 Wellyille," In pkgs.
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CANNING Season viii open Soon.

Peaches and aprieots viii be ready
for canning In about a week "All the
machinery has been installed in the
CAPITAL City Canning factory and
everything is IN readipcss for hand.
ling the seasons crop." said Manager
Chesterfield today
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Aprieots.

win be ripe al the Childers Fruit
Farm eight miles west of Galhrie on,
or pbout June lOlh 10 be- sold 10y the
bpshel treo on wagon load (disconnt
viii be made ON the laltcrl Good
freiL full measure and reasonable
prices
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Ia Tvnlcal '4o-er.

OrVille Frantz came up from Okla
homa City this morning. accompop;cfl
by his little green barristers bag,
Mr.. Frantg. who was formerly private
secretary to his brother, Governor
Frantz is now connected with a pros
perous Colorado gold mining enter
prise.
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son, Karl J. Filson. and wife, Of Kans-
as City. The spacious rooms were
decorated with southern moss and
Capo Jassimines.
sixteen large tables were arranged
in the parlor and drawing room for
guests The evening was spent pleas
antly at high FIVE Mrs Mark GSed
win won the lady's first prize for the
greatest number of games won ald
Mrs w. A. Frasier won the prize for
the best twenty-eight hands. Mr. A..
Il. Johnson won the gentleman's prize
for the greatest number of games, and
Mr.. w. A. Fraiser won the prize for
the best twenty-eight hands. After
the games the hostes served delicious
refreshments Cape Jassimthes were
given as favors The invited guests
we're. Governor and Mrs Frank
Frantz. Mayor and Mrs. c, N. Barnes.
| Judge and Mrs Frank Dale, Or. and
| Mrs G. A. Hughes, DR.. and Mrs. X.
| v Smith Mesdames and Messrs. j.
r. CotHngham, J. H., Cotteral. Geo.
Ford VIM. Barick, l. b. Levy. Hugh
Scott Edgar Powers, Sam Smith 7.
S. Barde, Earl Crpxton, Frank Lyon
| +. 3. Lucas. j. ID. Burke, ed. Johnson,
Chas CARPENTER, w. II. Coylo, Mark
Goodwin, Corb Sarchet, Robert Soehl-
berg, l.. ~ Beadles, Capt A. J. Niles,
w. A. FRASER. c. G. Kneisley, Carl
Havighorst. Misses Ida Eiblack, Jen-
lnie Sherbune, Messers l.. G Nib
lack. DR.. c. s. Petty, Carl Metcaf
Wallace Kneisley Mrs. $. X. Van
Voorhees, and Mrs. Il Il, Morrison, ol
Ponca City.
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Retailers Special Meeting.
The Retailers win hold special
meeting tomorrow night at the Eisen-
schmidt store All members are re-
quested to be present aud all retailers
cordially invited
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Rev. Harry Ouai9S eGtt, pastor Of
the First Presl5 2rian church,
preached very in q istng and able
:. rmon last evening on The Moral
Tsvolntion of a Rockefoller.'
-.o,-e-o~@-@~-~~~-~~0 ~
East Warner avenue. In honor OF their
tenth wedding anniversary The
house was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and potted plants. The
dinner was an elaborate one, served
in four courses Those present were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sohlbcrg, Frank
NJ, Greer and Miss Mona Greer a
csincident Of the affair was that Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cunningham wero
married on the same day and at The
same hour as wcrc Mr. and Mrs.
Greer.
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Tuesday.

Shakespeare club meets in Carne'
gle library In afternoon.
Modern Priscilla club meets IN the
afternoon with AIRS E. +. WiiDur, at
323 East Cleveland avenue.
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Radlum Water.

Water with remarkable cures Can
be delivered 10 your home in Guthrie.
Weinborger Co, local agents. phone ..
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles seeiy reiura-
cd this morning from Waterloo whew
they spent Sunday on their iarm
near there.
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KROEGER
Pia no Tuner Phone 62I
Gard OF Thanks.

Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends for
their Kindness shown and Seir aid
during the Sickness and death OF drs
Rebecca Rogers Mr. and Mrs Frank
Allen. LA Rogers
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Eor Street Parking.

City Engineer Miller is preparing
an ordinance to be presented before
the city council in the near future
hanging the width OF the parking on
ail cross streets in East Gnthrie to
twenty-five seet
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Rugs and Mating.

Having bought too many Of The
above I want 10 sell them or exehsnge
for furniture
NJ COLLAR. $. and.
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RadIum Wafer.

Water with remarkable cures Cau
be- delivered to your home IN Guthrie
Weinberger Co, local agents. phone 2
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Pavement PICK Cps

Entitled to Hero Medal
Harry Welnberger is candidate
for a Carnegie hero medal as life
saver.
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Mrs. ]. X. Miller returned 20 hei
home I'm Mulhall this morning after Il
short visit In the city with friends.
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5Nn, s bach at work to-day after
Few days lyon he attended tho
Scottish Rite reunion here laat week
Master Earl Roberts has ialyen 4
position as messenger hoy AT .he On
ion station for the Santa Ne
Travelling Auditor w N. Stewart,
of the Wcils.Fargo, rofurned THIS
morning from Arkansas city
Tho new change Of sehcedie on tAe
Sania We lines ihrO gB OEmhoma
VIII take effect June I5th The san
ip Fe Officials are now 10 Topeka ar.
ranging a schedule Viii Il viii be- l3-
sued the irsl Of ncXt week X Is Eii-
dcrsto0d hero That sonlhhonnd san.
"a ne train No no. due here at ,
o'clock, viii pe r'n aeteral hongs later
and viii arrive here between Six aud
seven O'Clock
Santl BE trains No. lG and 70 viii
no longer be fast mail trains through
70 Newton. but win be run as local
passenger trains aud viii so lhroash
1lie cuioif, by way Of Ottawa. Kansa8,
instead Of ippcka aud Aichisna. This
change ls made on account OF the
Eosernmcnt discontlnning the fast
mail service
Train No ~, duo nero from the
north at il,i5, viii be made an hour
later Trains No g. l6 and 3 will he
rln about on the same schedule Sd
now he new throtgh trains. Nos
i9 and 20. will be put on between
here and i't Worth, Texas. 9in leave
here at 1880 IN the morning loi The
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