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hail on the roof just over his head
He got up out OF bed, went to his one
window and looked out No hail WAS
failing SO he started back to bed
Then he smeiicd smoke. He ran into
the hall which hale.d sIe hcor down
Its entire length OF LEO reet, He could
hear tha fire plainly now--the cracking
OF the flames in the l!nen-room, lie
hammered on the door OF the room
nex* TO hiH and out Iumbled drowsy
hend-walter. The, two OF them raised
yell that instantly brought night
watchman,
While Quick and the walter wrestled
WITH the nre hose ooiied aEa!n., the
twisted its kinks and got its nozzle
shipped. r7Fo Waterman rHu uiurS the
hall kicking at tho doors. All three
men yelled fire at tho top of their
voicea.
Water Pressure Weak.
Thar raised the western wing IN less
t,rno than II takes 10 tell II. Others
came haif dressed 10 help them with
the IRE hose. But when they kicked
into the linen room the water. instead
Of kissing In stream into the red bou.
quet os flames and smoke that cam.
curling in. their faces merely pou.ea
out in half hearted SORT OF way. The
pressure was weak
The dsaught took hold OF the nre and
u Jumped at them They dropped m,
nose and ran. A dozen men raced the
run ieHsTn or tho Hd!f. shouting IN,
aarmS The IRE was right at their
heels all the way. they say, and tn.
smoke beat them easily.
Lhanks 70 the watehmAn aaa hi.
'ieefr' nearly Tcvrrybody on the ION
hoot was already awake Into the haiI
lSsS n %ninaa and -sls!ldEet, IL, tt,-.y,
night garments. some with blankc,.
wSfappsp around them and some nore
7t'..tt, aEif nude. .''o''
The construction OF the b.,Idlnr
saved lot or these dwellers OF In. ,nn
LOOT IN the centre OF the hotel and
~ cthet end were broad wIie siair.
nses-three In all-ieaGlnE from Ftbe
0p 20 ne srpand. T.scre were no mar
r3w sue nails to confuse anybody.
hhli th@t Sisecttd the building.
Almost Instantly the western staircase
bad hss5a cut on. Down ts,e- -,ttrrr rwo
taSt ma me .iirs travel aiong. =, be 6asii
mat numbers OF the guests were cur
on from The stairs within three or four
minutrs after the first alarm Each
room VI equipped with S3pe firr es.
cap d these, persons swung them.
to t4d roof Of the Sernnda two floors
~. 4
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U8dF SiohiA hAat
Tus,ioe Mccall, In MS opinion. say
usat tho Now York Gas Lsh COM
3 rany, the Manhattan Gas Lght Com
nasx. thc Metropolitan Gas LiEnt Com
pany. of tho City of New York, the
Hnackerboeksr Gas Light Company
ana tho Harlem Gas Lght Company
"a 1854 agreed to a consolidation OF
shsir interests In accordance with tns
tSTIn1 or t.Is aus rassea In -thai- YEAR.
Justice Mccall says that tho AZ
tornsy-GsnerL. as basis for his ap-
rfscation. has asserted that the corpora
tion complained OF has offended against
the provisions of the actH under whtch
Il was created. and under which Its
esnsfttsstents were created; has Yioiated
provisions Of law. and abused It's cor
porate powers. aud has exercised
privileges and franchises not conferred
on It by law. Justice Mccall continues:
'-rhc law-making power OF the State
itself. impressed with the momentous
character of this proceeding. and with
the necessity OF guarding and protect
ting It's own creation5 against Hhimsio-
nj. unwise. or preeIpitate litigation In
suits OF this nature, has enacted that
they can only be instituted BY the At
torney General when he Is directed to
DO SO by the Legislature or by obtain
ing leave OF the courts"
Justice Mccall ci.en an opinion writ
ten by Judge Finch In the case OF the
People against the North River Sugar
Refining Company, In which he said.
..Its infiiction corporate DEATH must
rest upon grave causes and be war
ranted by material misconduct" JUS
ttca Mccall. continuing. says:
The case at bar 10 one whore particn-
iAffy no issue of the fact is raised which.
under Section 1900 Of III. Code. would
cali FOR the determination OF the jury.
and seemingly nothing remains to de-
ciae but pure questions OF law"
: Each Company Has Separate LIFE
Each OF the several constituent com
panies. Justice Mccall declares, has its
being from the sovereign power of the
State by either special ast OF .egisia,
ion or through th- authority conferred
by general laws. and tho only Instance
In which there could even be suS-
gestion found OF limitation upon the
corporate lie created by which death
through expiration can be now claimed
il as TO the Harlem Gas Light Com
Hauy.
IN this case. while IT'S certificate OF
Incorporation undef the General Laws.
dated Feb. /, 1855. provided thar the
term of It's existence should be fifty
years. the prgytsIons or The grant b,
eSe eisy tc ihst company are abso-
lutely without litnitation OF any kind,
"cali Il by whatever title you VIII.
license. permit, privilege, or give & the
greater dignity OF franchise when Il is
c.1re r.s+ r,,-is-.i,.4 ssss;s Ia the cniporn=.
lion receiving II" says Justice Aocaii.
"a perpetual property in the lands con-
stltut!ng the streets Of the municipality,
to be taken from II only for cause ana
----.f 40 mt -stffrsk t:irru ~ need Tor
further elaboration on this point be-
-SDr,tI i.at. 10 he afail. that iAIs
precise question is now before the
: Federal Courts OF the United States
upon tho report % Master. who has
stated 10 the Circuit Court OF the
United States after an examination
into the merits, that, these franchises
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not preysarsd-rcs adJudicata--6y force
OF that report / would without hesi-
tation, restrain apy action on this
question Until the hnal' adjudication bv
the Federal Courts IN recognition OF
the comfy tAas shoaId es!s. under
such circumstances as recently splen-
didiy presented bv the vAppel!ato DI-
visions OF tho First and second De-
pa rtnents OF this State 9
Tho Anti-Afonopo!v law. Justice Nc
Cali holds has no application TO this
phase of the case.
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ptied up
Trunk Tray spIlnts
One OF the chambcrmsiJs who jumped
fractured both OF her legs below the
knees She was carried 10 the railroad
station ~acEo pr, Rasart had 40, up
his Temporary receiving hospital. Near
him A. - Globs. OF the. Hotel Mar
so4ies, Mt broadway and Ono Hun
drid and Third street was standing
guard over his trunks which he had
drteged from the fre nj the risk OF
being burned and which he was now
protecting from the ncErnes, SONS OF
whom had begun to prowi about look
Ing for loot. Or. Bogsrt needed
splnts Mr. Gibbs opened his trunk
and ptALed out n tray made OF thin
tough wooden strtps-tust the thing
Tor spliuts. The physician broke up the
tray and bracsd the fractured huuas in
The servant girls legs While Mr. Gibbs
md woman helped him
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GAS MERGER is
DECLARED BEYOND
ATTACK IN COURT
Justice Mccall Denies Plea Of Attor
ney-General for Permission to
". Sue Trust for Annulment
of Charter.

Justice Mccall in The Supreme Court to-day handed down dsc
nng to- grant the of the State permission o
bring an action against The Consolidated Gas Company atte Other
cocporaons allied with the Of terminating the corporate
existence Of the Consolidated Company and the annnt Of its charter
- A.. rrond that ,ononoly in restraint has been created
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MONpAY. II,I.Y .. lan1

Every week, month and year, The
World prints more ''ieip WaHed"
Atk. than any three, othT Nov Yorf
ElewsE>spe Combined.
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BABIES ON FIRE
With Eczema Sleep ard Tired
rlothers Rest After Cuticura.

flothers Rest After Cuticura.
A warm bath with cuticura Soap and
a single application OF euticurn 8tnt-
ment, the great Skin Cure. will afford
instant nelief. permit rest and sleep, and
point to speedy cure OF torturingt
itchings. and irritations OF infants and
children when all else fails. Guaranteed
absolutely pure under the United StateN
Food and Drugs Act and may bc used
from hour OF birth.
CuticurA eSAp t2se J. Cuticuix Ointment Boc } ara
Cdteurs Resayent t5t .tof In the form OF Chocoats
Coated Pills 2Sc PER vial OF 60) Bold throughout the
ger.d. Potter Drug Chem. Corp Sole Props-
sS-axiiad Frcs. cu..eura Book oa ssta Diseases.
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draw his gun, said Minch. and go
after the murderer he wouldn't answer.
He was badly ratified
Edward G. Picrson. a shipping clerk
for the paiiing Cotnpany testified that
he SAW two bicycle policemen Try the
door OF Georges tailor shop. Then he
heard a voice crY out:
''My Cod has relief come al last7
Have they got him q
TIE door opened and Walsh stepped
into the hallway He had his revolver
In his hand
what are .you so rnt,led aboutG'
us4rra uur OF Tin. bicycle policemen.
Sure He Was Shot.
Ny ood," answered Walsh, he shot
Why didn't you 20 after him"
qucried one OF the bicycle men. Give
me your gun
Bicycle Policemen John Waters and
Ciiuran corruboraied P!crson, Waters
says he took walsh's gun out OF his
hand. Walsh Was plainly ratified and
insisted thnt he had been shot. =
This closed The case for the defense,
although there were many other wit
nasses pfesent. Inspector Walsh said
,he -thnlkht he ha3 made nat "a case pG
cowardice.
Walsh Hurts Himself
Walsh took the stand in his own be-
half He vas worse witness for him.
self than the previous witnesses had
s,-~r-, Alfa-. :. lx ;s.a.tl!n Liz.
long stay IN the tailor shop sshe said
Minch ard Hartman backed up against
the door and wouldn't. let him out
Everybody in the room lanEhsd.
C0fnmIssIotef BfngNam told the IWo
@Tyne s.ES nrruTrri II. iah- az hniclnE-
him toi stand up Hartman is bald and
xT6y siinrff tk stiErt I'm 6'sF''s ~ '''st's
are along N wears.
'Howi old are your asked the Conn
mlsSioner OF Walsh, who u OF husky
I'm ,wenty-nIne.' answered the cop.
And gau moan to say That YOU.
armed with gun and club. let these
two men Keep, you In room a prisoner
for. twenty mnutes7
Walsh said he meant jr.t tAat, Then
he produced a Witness. who said he
heard walsh ASK Ave policemen 10 so
with him after the murderer and that
none ot thvTn respphdsd
sl'ais1i'A tsaAssr -ssaa 4, adt tnlrSei Sntli
Wednesday afternoon TO allow him time
10 get three mora witnesses Russa's
case Will be taken up Tomorrow after
noon at $50 O'Clock.
Police Changes Announced.
Police Commissioned bingham anSI
naunced thia afternoon the following
raj GtacH ---,- -----,--..-
I4eutenant soioman Hpuptman. from
the West Slx;T-cighth 20 the East One
: iI4.t.azaa- and Enurth Street SLatinI.
Patrolman James Devanney. OF In
spector walsh'r siar from the West
Street station 10 The East
!, Q street sh.n station; :,
spector Walsi's stan, 10 the Mercer
Street Station,
The transfers go into effect to-mor-
Tow morning AZ : oeiock.
Hhuptman last week prefcrord
charges against, DevRT'ney and Cnhill
for refusing TO 'hslp him make an ar
rest and the two cops made counter
charges OF conduct unbecoming IN Of
.sct-
Hauptman asked to he transferred
when the trial was closed by the Po-
lice Commissioner on Saturday after
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TELL HOW SLAYER
MADE POLICEMEN
SCURRY TO COVER

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- 40 mt s'tfr4ts tirru .s need Tor
further elaboration on this point be-
S@r,,i sefa%Ei.aT 10 'ths ,faa. tlaas iA3s
precise question Is now before the
Federal Courts OF the United States
upon tho report % Master. who has
stated 10 the Circuit Court OF the
United States. after an examination
into rhe merits, that, these franchises
Rrs. valid and rNlsbrE ard while 7 -m
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HELP wANTEp--MALE.

wanted. Address, asatihg expsrience.
wasos axpscied and retefcAe6s, EisTa1as.
tpS world.
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DIE o.

Dl ED.
BRADY.---on Saturday. July cT. after 4
lingering illness. JOHN BRADY. nativs
of crowdrumin. County LsnEford. Irs-i
land. son OF Peter Brady and Ann oiii.s
In his forty-third year.
fsinarai from leys Lexington av., on
TUESDAY. at 10 A. NJ, thenoe 10 ~. Co
eeiias Church, io6th al. and Lexington
av. where solemn mass OF requiem Will
be offered. Interment in Calvary Gem
etsry,
DE BAUS.-on Sunday. July 2s. 1907.
ELIZA DE BAUM. widow OF Peter Do
Baun.
Funeral wednesday, July 81, 1907, at
o'clock. fres. her late residenne. bis
Y, 10th ut. At5
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poIIce chanaes Announced.

Police Commissioned Bingham anS
aunced this, afternoon the following
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Some Marrow Eecspes.

IL Was at the serNants quarters that
a good many % the uagfONest escapes
Se.urfed Ihc btS d1rmit1ty tor the
s,i helpers stood a sood two hundred
yards from the hotel, and y mifht have
have hah plenty of warning The
troubie ~RS JA4t Ihe iDt-nst heat
caused the whole front OF thls ancient
Here some Of the ghmest work was
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chair and set away 10 her home In the
village. She had never WINGED nor
cried out, and she smiled when she
thanked Or. Bogar; The whole trans
action Wac OF n piece with the conduct
which characterized nluety-hye per
cent OF the actors in Long Beach's big
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These victims are al The hospitals in
AIneola or Long Island City Several
others. including Arnold kahu, the
banker who Is said 10 have saved sev-
erai lives single handed. had the skip
OF their faces and hands. puckered into
b:g pttsrerE and ttirtr' fingers wers att
.ci1t. and p needing: hut they declined 10
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Menefee TOR
State Treasurer

The Caddo county demo
cracy took occasion TO eX-
press through it's county
committee, Monday, its feel
ing in regard to the candi-
dacy of the Hon. James A.
Meneiee for state treasurer.
Any editorial attempt to
add to this commendation
would be like smoothing the
ice, gliding refined gold, or
painting the lily.
1t may be stated however,
that Caddo county is much
interested in Mr.. Menefee and
his plucKy and energetic
campaign. She wants her
SOILS 10 De known IN Jne lanQ
and is pleased to commend
them to her sister counties.
Lew Turner, in his campaign
for u. $. senator, is circular
izing the two territories with
"a word from back home"
Caddo county has provided
Jim Menefee with "a word
from back home" which will
show very certainly the light
in which she regards his
candidacy.
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WEST BOUND
Elderly ladies' Function.

Will Nine. Merri please suggest
some form of entertainment for an
afternoon party of about so elderly
ladies and what should be served for
refreshments, the guests to be accom-
modated in two large rooms and the
dining-room seating 2E at a time?
Please help IAN anxious" hostess, and
greatly oblige a reader of your de-
partment.
Well, make the affair informal, and
in consequence most enjoyable.
should ask each guest TO bring a bit
OF needlework and a picture Of her.
self taken at least 25 years ago. These
pictures when circulated will promote
conversation, and to the person guess
ing the most a little souvenir may be
awarded. Then l should have a pro-
gramme of songs and instrumental
pieces, such as Flow Gently, Sweet
Alton" "Maiden's Prayer Annie
Laurie" "Blue Bells of Scotland" etc.
About the middle of the afternoon
pass grape Juice punch made by
favoring grape Juice with lemon,
HdhlH5 very sweet anu lIeeIlnS' just
before serving place a spoonful Of
whipped cream on top of each glass.
In the dining-room have the table
lit with candles and lady to preside
at the tea and coffee urns, pass dainty
chicken sandwiches, olives, nuts, pep
permint and small cakes and waters.
This is a great sufficiency for an aft,
ernoon party.
MADAME AIERRL
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q. A. K. Encampment

The 18th annual Encampment
of the Grand Army of The Re-
public, Department of Oklahoma
will convene at Enid, May %,
and remain in session for three
days inclusive. This will be the
greatest turn out of Veterans Of
the Civil war that has ever been
held in Oklahoma, and of the
deepest interest to the Comrades.
Arrangements are being made to
make it a great success in every
respect. Enid is ambitious, as a
town and community, to make
the old boys feel that no mistake
was made when the Encampment
was located at this point. She is
already putting on her best
clothes for this occasion, and she
purposes to give the boys the
best time they have ever had in
their lives.
Enid is the easiest town in the
State to get into and out Of.
Look at the map-and she is
g-owing to beat the band.
The local Post will leave no
stone untIrned to make their
comrades feel glad for the bal
ance of their days that they at
tended the 10th Encampment.
Eat. drink (water) and be
merry as often as possible, and
that won't be many more times.
Begin to figure on this now. 1t
will be long enough before har-
vest, and the three or four days
OF rest and recreation will make
every body feel like going to work
with will when they get back
home. No more propitious time
will ever occur for the Conrad es
to get together, compare notes
and talk matters over.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-04-10
SLEEP BROKEN BY
ITCHING ECZEMA
Skin Of Whole Body Covered for a
Year Awful Itching Kept Suf-
ferer Awake Half the Night
Tried All Kinds Of Remedies but
They Had No Effect.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
A PERFECT SUCCESS.

"I wish to let you know that have
used one set of Cuticura Remedies -
one cake Of Cuticura Soap, one box Of
Cuticura, but two vials of Cuticura
Resolvent Pills - which cost me q
dollar and twenty-five cents in all. For
a year have had what they call eczema.
l had an itching all over my body, and
when l would retire for the night it
would keep me awake half the night,
and the more / would scratch the more
1t would itch. l tried all kinds of rem
edies, but could get no relief. A friend
of mine told me TO try the Cuticura
Remedies which / did, and am very
glad / tried them, for l was completely
cured. II any Of my friends should
be troubled with the same disease,
will cheefully recommend the Cuticura
Remedies, and Il l know any one who
wants to know how l cured myself, /
shall be glad to tell them. Walter w.
Paglusch, 207 N. Robey St., Chicago
ILL.,, Oct. 8 and l6, 1906"
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For County Clerk

Mr.. Pugh is u Texas dem
ocrat, and came to Caddo
county the year of the open
ing. He has been n delegate
TO every democratic conven-
tion ever held i'm this county
and has put his shoulder to
the wheel in every democratic
campaign. He is at present
in the real estate business in
Cement, and is well qualified
by reason OF his business
education and experience for
the Office for which he is an
nounced.
Ever since he was old
enough TO vote, Mr.. Pugh
mas taken his ticket straight,
after the manner of n good
democrat, and he comes from
the banner democratic town.
ship Of the county. He is
well and favorably known in
the county, and II elected
promises an efficient and
courteous service to the
public in the performance of
the duties of his Office.
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Sheriff Tom Johnson is APP
pointed grand jury bailiff.
$50 Citizens National Bank
vs. j. c. Downing ct al. Judg.
ment rendered by consent for
plaintiff for $50 and all costs Of
lower and District court.
1854 c. s. Noble vs G. r. l. &
P. Ry. Cause dismissed at cost
Of plaintiff.
37S A. B. Campbell vs j. Y.
Callahan Cause dismissed on
motion of plaintiff at cost Of
plaintiff.
All Stephenson Browne Lum
Der Co. VS. M. j. Showers ct al.
Cause continued for term.
43S Caddo County Townsite
Co. vs NJ. Obertz, plaintiff de-
murs to amended petition but de.
murrer overruled by the court,
and cause continued for the term
475 l.. X. Bingham vs F.
Weather Opoon ct al. Jury en-
paneled and cause presented 10
the jury. The case was argued
at the night session, and went to
the jury. The judge instructed
the jury and dismissed the court
until 8 a. m. today, aC which
time the verdict was delivered
and was given for the plaintiff in
the sum of S1016.50 and the costs
taxed to the defendant.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-04-10
GARNET BACK IN FAVOR.
inexpensive Stone Now Worn In Mum.
erous Designs.

The garnet is the jewel of con-
stancY and fidelity It is the birth.
stone of January. but to judge from
the new and lavish displays of this
stone at the jewellers its use is by no
means to be restricted to the January
girl.
It's warm red hue harmonizes VOL
with the rich dark reds to be worn
this winter, and 1t is probable that it
will enjoy a return to high favor.
1t is not an expensive jewel. A
bracelet of gold plate, solidly incrust-
ed with garnets in square settings,
costs less than $40, but since mex
pensive jewelry is so much worn this
piece is not at all bizarre nor in bad
taste.
Brooches OF garnets take the old
fashioned round form, although some
show new bird, butterfly and floral
designs. Garnet dog collars are ex-
tremely attractive, and coiffure combs
and pins thickly incrusted with these
stones are very beautiful.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-04-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Property Bought and Sold
Daily

John Heagecock to H T Elliott
Sc 33 & 34-12-1t. con 100,
Geo Boland & wife 10 Mary
Bishop 2S4 lots Hinton. con 2O0O.
X A Anderson to W NJ Stewart
lot g blk 81 Hydro. con %.
Rose Notson & Robert to Carey
Kellison NE 30-10 con 2500.
U S to Joseph Martin NE 80 9
III. con 200.
u S to William Fricklin E1s
NV Wa NE 25-11.11. con 200.
U S to Joseph Moore NE 80. o.
II. con 81.
Carey Kellison to Albert Kel-
lison NE 30 1919. p A.
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WHAT OTHERS Think

Every citizen Of Oklahoma is,
or ought to be deeply interested
in the subject of education. The
splendid school system of the
territory is evidence that the
proper education OF the youth is
uppermost in the minds OF the
people. II reports be- true, the
district schools are on a par with
any Ufthe older states. Thus far
along educational lines our peo-
pie are up 70 the standard. But
there is another department. for
which there is a pressing demand
and that is the high shool. Our
statutef wisely provided for this
branch of education ard a num-
ber of counties have taken ad.
vantage of it by establishing
county high schools. Caddo
county Is still lacking in this re-
spect. 1t is evident that under
our system Of public soho Dis the
children in the country districts
cam 1t attain that proficiency in
aSiucation that is necessary to
make good citizens and compet-
ont business men and women.
And for this reason our legisla-
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a Hopeless Case.

Think of your duty to the public"
said the earnest man.
THE public isn't doing anything for
me-" replied the man with tho acidu-
lous expression.
Then think Of your duty to poster
lty."
"Posterity hasn't done anything for
me. either, The only people who have
done anything much for our present
generation are our ancestors. And
they didn't make a very good Job OF
ti"--WGshingtoa Star.
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Pin and Rina Case.

A useful case for hatpins, pins and
rings is male of a piece of fancy rib
bon with one of soft flannel tackled
on to 1t. At one end are sewn two
or three little pieces Of chamois
leather, scalloped round the edges.
This is TO stick the pins into. At the
other end a little bag is made which
draws together at the rim and is in
tended for rings. The hatpins are
run into the lining and the whole case
Is rolled and tied with ribbon.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-04-10
CEMETERY BOARD

AT the last meeting of the old city council board wa
appointed TO pass the title of lots the city cemetery
1t is the desire of the Board to fix the title of all lots at
earliest possible date And to this end they request that
all parties claiming lots and holding certificate Of purch
therefor file the with the city clerk Tho
claiming lots but having certificate therefore, will az
pear before the city clerk and make affidavit setting fort
the character of their claim All others using lots and no
having paid for them requested make settlement
once. c. A. CLEVELAND President