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Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-30
A SURGICAL.
OPERATION

II there is any one thing that .
woman breads more than another 1t
Is surgical operation.
We can state without fear OF .
contradiction that there are hum
dreds, yes, thousands, of operations
performed upon women in our hos
pitals which are entirely unneces-
sary and many have been avoided by
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-30
THE EFFECT OF WEALTH.

Billle-who Is that awfully freckled
girl on the horse?
Tillie-Why, that's Miss Gotrox. She
has several millions in her own name.
= BlllIe-So? My! Aren't her freckles
becoming?
Mexico Missouri message., 1908-07-30

The writer who is sometimes pug
Eled when to use shall" or will
never makes any mistake when hil
wife says he must"
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
ACCUSED NAVY MAN
BEGINS HIS ORDEAL
(Coatinued from - 20

made a confession, which he would sub
stantiate and that the act had been
committed while the accused, a man
Of intelligence, was in the fun possession
OF all his faculties and senses: that he
was sane and sober, but that he could
offer 10 excuse or eXtenuating circum-
stance, admitting that It was booze
alone that prompted him In his wrong
doing.
The entire case VIII probably hinge on
the question as 70 whether or not fraud
was perpetrated on the Government
From the movement of counsel on both
sides II is apparent that Surgeon Spear
has made restitution and that matter
has wiped out the possibility Of convict
Ing for fraud or theft from his brother
officers.
Hearing Postponed.
The trial was postponed yesterday,
owing TO the absence Of DR.. Spears
counsel. Neither Surgeon Evans, the
counsel assigned him by the navy, nor
Colonel Bryan was present when court
was called Colonel Bryan was called
suddenly 20 Chicago Monday evening on
business.
Surgeon Spear personally asked for q
recess OF an nour, TO await the prob
able arrival Of Surgeon Evans. When
court was called by Captain Barnett,
upon the expiration OF this hour Sur
seon Spear again appealed 10 the court
10 adjourn until today. Captain Bar
nett acQuiesced, but told him that the
ti1aI must 90 on today, Whistler he had
counsel present or not.
surgeon Spear is q big man, OF great
helght and breadth of shoulder He
mas a good looking, Clean-cIt face and
mas every appearance Of being the skill
tul surgeon which he has shown himself
10 be only a week ago, when former
Vice President ClintOn's body was eX-
numed ana an examination made OF
the remains, the examination and re-
port b. Assistant Surgeon Spear. who
maze the microscopic tests, was The
most successful and Illuminating.
A Brilliant Surgeon.
Surgeon Evans, his counsel in the
trial, in a letter to the surgeon gen
eru OF the army, after the examina-
ton. said
The fact that the material found IN
ihe skull was certainly the remains, at
least or brain tissue, as shown by the
microscopic examination made by Dr.
spear a. the time, IS rather remark
able"
In his examination and report Sur
geon Spear proved 70 the scientific world
the cause Of CliEtOns death. after a
lapse Of nearly a hundred years As d
result Of his examination he said that
Clinton had suffered from rheumatism
and had died from pneumonia or
phthlsls. Surgeon Spears rsmarkabfC
work In this connection was commented
upon by the entire medical fraternity
and scientific world. All this he did
Just one week ago. only q few days
before court martial was convened
10 try him on charges involving forgery
and theft.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
CHAMPION RIDERS
IN CYCLE RACES

The bicycle races this afternoon At
the BrightwoOd Driving Park under
the auspices Of the Washington Cycle
Club have attracted much attention
outside of Washington, and several en-
tries have been received from the
Crescent Bicycle Club, Of Baltimore.
Among these are G. Edw ard Tows5n,
the century champion OF Nj ryland, and
who is also one OF the fastest men in
the Monumental City. ThOI as S. Tay-
Tor and Frederick A Rochester, both
Of whom are speed merchants Of the
front rank. and Thomas ". Baker
otherwise known as Daniel u" Baker
from the fact of having ridden in the
arena with group of lions at a recent
benefit at the Baltimore Zoo.
The Crescent Bicycle Club were the
guests of the Washington Cycle Club
last Sunday, and during their stay a trip
was made to the park, where the BaIti-
mOreans tried their speed on the
track and showed that they were a
factor TO be reckOned with in the events
today.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
MISS SNOOT WEEDS
SIG. PAOLO TUCCIMEI
First International Wedding
Ever TO Take Place in
Alexandria.

The first international marriage TO
ever take place in Alexandria was Cele-
brated yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
when Miss Kate Taylor SmOot, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Virginia A Smoot. became
the bride OF Sig. Paolo Tuccimei, son of
Cavaliere Cesare TucCimei, of Rome,
Italy.
The ceremony was held in the hanl-
some double parlors at the home of tie
brides grandmother. Mrs. Kate L. T4y-
Tor, in South Fairfax street, and was
performed by the Rev. Father J.. -.
Kelly. assistant pastor Of St Mary S
Catholic Church. The parlors were
beautifully decorated with palms ana
roses. Eugene Taylor, an uncle of the
bride, acted as best man.
Bride Becomingly AttiTed.
The bride was becomingIy attired in
a gown of white silk net over white
satin, trimmed with rose point lace.
She wore a diamond and esmerald neck
lace. a gift of the groom.
Miss Leila Steiner, Of this city. played
the wedding march. Following the GER
emony a reception was held. after
which Signor Tuccimei and his bride
left for New York. where they will
spend a few days before taking a steam
er for Italy, where they viii reside.
Among those presgent were the tai
ian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor
DIES PIanches. Consul RaviolO. Colonel
and Mrs SiCkles. Mr. and Mrs. II, p.
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis SmOot, of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren p.
Taylor. of Richmond and j. Rector
SmOOt, of LoviugstOn-
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
DISTRICT SOLDIERS
ENJOY CAMP LIFE
Will Leave Winchester Tomorrow
Morning and Return to
WashintCn.

WINCHESTER, Va. June 3-Com-
pany c is haing a merry time at Camp
Harries in NVincheste- and tho boys
are delighted with the hospitality shown
them. Last eening a partoy Of promi-
Hent society leaders. including the may
ors wife, were guests at dinner.
Mayor Baker and DR.. G. +. HYDE.
prominent Confederate veterans. called
on Captain Bean yesterday TO invite
the command TO stay over for Confed-
crate Day, june e. A letter was also
received from Governor Swanson urg-
ing the command 10 stay. Captain Bean
VAS compelled to decline with regret.
Yesterday afternoon the boys played
the Winchester team and lost by Z TO
J. The command viii leave tomorrow
early on its return trip 10
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
MECHANICAL DEVICE
FOR PLAYING GAME
Chicago Skirmish Sunday viii Be
Reproduced on Electric Board
at Local Theater.

Washington baseball fans for the price
Of two bits will have a chance next
Sunday afternoon 10 follow the Ma
tionsls' sICirmish against the Chicago
White SoX, and they won't have TO sit
in the bleochers either.
The game viii be transferred 10 the
stage of the Academy OF Music here
when t.Ie Electric Score Board" a
mechi nical device brought here from
New York by Business Manager .Clar-
ence Jacobsen TO give local followers
Of the game a chance TO keep in touch
with the club when il is on the road
While the board follows the plays 20
The minutest detail It IS simple and
easy to understand. The PLAYERS are
denoted by electric lights and "a box
score IS made up on the tally board as
the game progresses
The entire rheater viii be thrown open
on Sunday afternoon at the same price
for admission.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03

corner where the clerks ofaCe of the
corporation court Is located, began this
morning, preparatory TO the remOdeliug
OF the clerks office. The brick work is
being done by William Webster.
Narcella Cecilia Deahl the siX-year-
old daughter Of Charles j. Deahl. Well
known I'm Washington. died at her par
ents' home in Prince street between
Columbus and Alfred streets Yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock after a unger-
ing illness. Her funeral viii be held
from Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church tomorrow az 4.30 O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
Serious Charges Made
Against NapaL officer

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. June g.
Eugene D. Ryan. inspector on the
cruiser West Nirvin.a, IS being court
martialed here before q trial board
or the batueship Maryland. Four Of
fenses are alleged against Ryan. con-
sistiug Of conduct uubeComiug an Of
fcer and gentleman. iutoXicaJiOn while
on duty, neglect of duty and insolence
10 his superior officers.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
MURRAY BUYS HOME
IN CLEVELAND PARK

John i. Warren has sold 10 Harry
Murray. Of the Interstate Commerce
Comm lssIOu. the nIne-Toom dwelling.
275i Macomb street. Cleveland Park.
The house was recently erected, and
Mr.. Murray will occupy it as his home.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
WIN AND CHALLENGE.

The second team OF the Alexandria
Athletic Club defeated the Episcopal
High School Juniors on Monday 10 to9.
The AIeXandrians want games with
all District teams averaging nineteen
years. Address D. w. Stanton, 404 South
Lee street, Alexandra. Va.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
. - q DRIVES OUT
0s0o0o RHEUMATISM

good nimen plaster good home
give temporary relief from the pain OF Rheumatism but the disease
be rubbed
acid which produces Rheumatism still can
the
pan-produciug uric acid The place
place. settling the causing and
exposure or after an attack of indigestion Oterigu
neglected improperly treated Rheumatism
not depend climatic conditions bring
constant painful trouble by nutrar
the
Ees the circulation that instead
osg acid the joints muscles and bones
system nouhed and made healthy by rch egvng Book
medical
who write TAE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., fATLANTA,. GA.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
CatOn-Ogden Nuptials.

Harry b eaton was this morning
married 20 Miss Adele Ogden. of Akron,
Ohio. The ceremony was performed in
New York city. and was Witnessed only
by close relatives and friends OF the
bride arsd groom
After he wedding breakfast at the
Imperial, Mr.. and Mrs. Cation left for
the Maine coast, where they will spend
their honeymoon. On their return they
will make their home I'm Alexandria.
The groom is the son Of James r.
Cation. and is an attorney. He has for
The past six years been the judge Of
the police court He has a host Of
friends among whom he is very popular.
Among those present at the wedding
from Alexandria were Mr. and Mrs.
James r. eaton. J. Randall Cation, n. s.
Hreenaway, +. Warfield, jr., Joseph
Richardson, 1r., and DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam p. Cation.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03
Honor Memory Of Davis.

The celebration Of the birthday II
Jefferson Davis, the first and only
President OF the Southern Confederacy.
was held this morning by the closing
OF the public schools.
This evening the ladies OF the Ceven-
tsenth Virginia Regiment Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy
viii tender a reception to the mera-
beers of r. +. Lee Camp. Confederate
Veterans, at the Golf Club. on Shooters
Han.
The work of tearing away the CHM
neys and walls of the city hall at the
The Washington times., 1908-06-03

Miss Nora Carlyle Herbert. daughter
of Col. Arthur Herbert. Of Seminary
Hill, and MIR. Robert Pegram Holt. of
Newport News, were married At his
tOriC old Christ Church at noon today.
The bride was unattended, but had as
her flower girl little Miss Pell. Of New
York. s. ". Holt. Of Newport News.
brother of the bridegroom was best
man. The ceremony was performed o.
the Rev William J. Morton Mr.. and
Mrs, Hot left on an extended bridal
tour.
The Washington times., 1908-06-03

At f5c instead of 25c are ladies' and chill
drenS plain and lace Hose, black and colors
At 25c instead OF soc and SOC are plain, lace
and silk embroidered Hose. AT SOC instead OF
81 are Partisan Hose.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-05-01

WHAT ARE YOU GETTING FOR
YOUR CREAM !?
Are you getting all you think it
is worth?
Do you think you ought to have
more?
Are you contemplating making
a change in the people to whom
you ship your cream?
Does it occur to you that you
could make a change advanta-
geously?
Do you know that the Miller
Reed-Pease Company has the big
gest creamery in the state Of
Washington?
Do you know that we can make
you more money out of your cream
than you are making now7
Well. we can, if you will do
what we tell you to.
Now, will you do what we tell
you to?
IF you will do what we tell you
to, drop us a line requesting us to
tell you, and then we will explain
it all.
When you write us tell us what
test you have been getting on your
cream.
There is just one other little
thing. There is something in be-
ing sure of your money and get
ting it regularly.
Miller. Reed PeQSe C0npQny
900 Western Avenue,
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
Shun Johnson Gre S.

IS l.. Cable, Representative OF
'4nd dIslrct, writes from ST. |a.
Tex, Johnson gas la don, more
damage To- Montague count, tlan
any other thing ~, ever mad o. con.
tend with. Land which has Iohn.
s1u gTa-, on &c /, ouly worth algu,
one thIrd a. much a, thr sam, kind
oi land which has no johnson grass
un Il. ! own 4 farm, aud when (
mud a bunch OF Johnson grass On u
| DIG II up and get every root aud
carry u out Of the held Land that
! own, worth thirty dollars an acre
would only be worth ten dollars an
acre ltIt ere set ia Johnson grass.
Johnson grass has - an interior
grade Of hay, and takes more Tor
iced than any other kind OF nav
IL makes q sorry pasture. When
YOU pasture II Tor any length OF
ume the weeds vii take 4, bat
there vail always he enough ieft
tor a stand u yod Try TO cultivate
q. Il the people OF Texas had
known twenty wears ago what they
know now, they would have mad a
law passed preventing any one from
sowing Johnson grass "a the stste.
We have a law which makes the
railroads OF this state responsible
Tor damages, u they allow ohnson
grass no grow on the right.ot. way
and !, gets on the land ad lolnng.
II were IN a country that did not
have any johnson grass. | would
do all that ! could TO have a Law
passed preventing any n from
sowing a. 81 conclusion, will say
that Johnson grass has been the
greatest curse that Texas ever had.
San Jon Times.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
STATEHOOD" ON
NEW MEXICO ID
Delegates 10 Wear TAFT Badges
FIRST. Last and Always"
al Convention

Las Cruces, y. NJ. Iunr 90.
udgc frank w Parker, OF the
NTH district Is arranging ,o att.pd
the Republican national convention
to he held IN Chicago un, 10.
He has arranged tor ude, + -
Mann, OF Ma nogotdo. to tak, his
plac, at Socorro during IN, remain.
der OF thv court term. and IN, nudge
will take IN tn, hig convention at
Chicago.
Each one OF the delegates and
a%ltcrnates from New M,NIcu 60 the
national convention ma, received
a handsome dclcgat, badge a. a
ptrs"nt from William T.. Martin
clerk ct the district court. The
badges ate mad, OF SATIN ribbon.
with III, decoration ~ gold braid.
At the top Is Ia, word delegate,
and below this ~ d p,c,ui, OF vii
lam II TAFT, and under ,h, picture,
are III, words, mist, last and al.
ways. The date ot thy meeting
place is also given on 20, badges
aud below TIM, o., the sluel, word
Statehood
MAJOR ". II. LIrw,'l,u. who is
a delegate to the convention. has
received ms hadr, and has Il ON
exhibition ~ his office.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
Weekly Grind Of the Justice Court

lohn laher was b,l1f, .ud.,
Saxon lu->da,. charged Vl,u cam,
ng concealed weapons. and assault.
with deadly weapon For ,n.
htst rharg, ne Wa nn,d htt, d..
lars and costs and given tnrN
DAYS 90 IaI. ID, wI. Dol, ,rIeu later
on ,h' rhasl, lI assault.
Van Maruu,s and Sal, ~a.a.ar
charged witn pr;,y .arrru, We're.
h,t9r, ,h, count tuI- v.-t. lut
charges against oala-at WyrD dis
On ssod. MARITIME MAS iii,d ION.
,lc,rd and hnrd Zen iaI.at, and
costs, and 80 default 9t payment
went o. tho ua~,ti,
Cas-, OF the Territory SIS. A. G..
Cook, changed witt p.tr, .aig,u,.
was called Wednesday Cook con-.
irss,d guilt, Wa uucd s. ans
costs. and 10 dctaut of payment.
went 20 rail.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13

And % bore ~, silver ram
A shimmering guess 10 us train
And man, a mufmuriug STRAIN
II the shils that sailed IN the pss,
Sol. a. Steep iootiai., b-
The ms, crep' IN ircw the SEA
The mis-, ctrpi u from thr seq
And bOie tor a space ami then
It heard the mpctious cal.
81 The d-rp ua1d,,-ndins i.
Md 1t knew itself - the .h.,I
W the NofId.uid master 1i men
NJ. still a. tire dreams lhat '.r,
The INST ,rypi back ,u The ,,l
1T has beer a good mist. that,
which has horne IN the silver TAIN,
hut. alas ", ieel, with Nr.,lv,
that % rs pretty sal, o. 'r"p back
again 60 tb, ,ea, along with ,u,
dreams that lice. M,auwuJ,, ",
must await turthrr revelations with
lli.courcalrd 1nNictv.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
THE POETRY

Harper $ Weekly gets at Il iu
this way
Two poems illuminate the latest
humber OF the CommUnrf. on. On
the editorial page, and the Other,
A. usual, IN the Home Department
Again the Doctor shyiy attribute,
the authorship 70 Others. but who
al hardly tai TO he impressed d.,
This touching personal note
- NAV not reach th- heights sees
Ay uBtnsG strength MAJ ia, me
Hallway ~ the mountain pcak
Fierce ssmp-sis NAY 4ssail me
But though that place { never gain
Herein lies comfort ior NJ pam
will be worthy of a.
Obviously untried should h.
'twioe.tTied -mayhap a slip OF the
pen otherwise II Is perfect even
10 the SNUG recognition OF sell.
worth in the last line. The second
sianza has a commercial rather
than a political ,inge; thus,
go may no' triumph in success.
Despite my eaTnss, lsbsr.
may no, grasp results ina, bIess
The efforts OF my neishbH
Hut though that goal never see.
This thoagh, shall always dwell
with me
siii be worthy Of a.
Possibly the mail did not con.
tain the usual number OF subscnp.
tions on the morning when the
poetic pen Was taken in hand. In
any case the editorial verses pos
sess q more mystical appeal.
These are the first and the last
"'Ths mlsi erspi in from the sea
osi Of lhs vold and the vast
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
lain on the Prairies.

The sun burns no, 10 It's uoouda,
EIdtt,
The winds ar ~tli,J % q ,u'I,u
hush,
the grazing herds suru tn, heav,
air,
Then onward sweep IN a RESTLESS
rush
Across the heated, puI,rug plain
Athirst tor in, cooling ram
\ Sihilant breath pIId-s over the
grass,
That swells 70 a screaming. angry
gale,
\s To, curling clouds On grim phal.
ana pass
Then heavy hangs a hfp,ding veil
over the ard, ,]cor.nlug PLAIN
That pants tor the coming rain.
Now swift from iu, lrad-u mas, ai
cloud
The gracious rain come, -@rurrlue
down.
And N, drv, parrh,d grass. erSt.
while earth STROUD.
TO the cool, sweet hf-,l, l.iis is
blades so brown,
A. th. ir,,hrning wind. sweep
Vet the plain,
\gleam with the sparkling rlln.
fIurrNCr y. CFu,,5Gu.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13

John \. Haley, editor and pro-.
prietor OF the Captain News o.
moving hiss plant TO CarUzoz3.
The oniy criticism W have Go
make on this change - that %
should have been made .ong ago.
John Haley IS among the mos
capable newspaper writers N the
southwest and II he gets started
boosting Tor CarrIzozo his paper
will be worth a great dval to that
section OF New Mexico. There D.,
lite, push and rnergy IN the nr~
town OF CanIzoFo and some chsnr-
Tor a progressive newspaper 10
grow along with the community,
and We wish YOU a liberal God
bless you N your new home.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
Bard Items

.1rr- .o1lror-
Archie Owen made a cuisines,
trp % san .9u tuesday.
C. { and Nlrs,' egwd,r, mad.
t'Ip o. Logan thursday
Ml-. NrWuark arrived from Kan.
sas ~4uda, her husband me, her al,
.-..au.
Mise, b-fnlr- Garter. snd Get.
,gld, Owen >p-nt Wednesday night
OF last week "l,H Ms, a. Roger,
u,ar Ludee.
Mr., Sauds yIs ted Mr.. Romero
sandal evening VITO .l> seriously
%. "IJu blood poison.
SIR Bennett ~uo wa> having a
We'll drilled ls,t week found l. hOun.
u'a. supply " me water a, a depth
gl me ir,,.
There viii be q SUNDAY schoo,
ORGANIZED a. Bard neat sunda, at
~ q. zoe, Everybody invited a. come
and help along with ~, good work
Mr.. y apa', and family and Mr.
Bennett nay, gone back ~ Okla.
90 ,HtrsE "uost, the former ha> a
,ure hing outnt TO run.
Hugh Nou, and Walter Bon.
nett u san on wcr, al our my
Ing last SUNDAY. Come again and
bring otGers with you, al are vel.
come.
Singing at she arboT last SUNDAY
Ma "a success a good sized crowd
oi a. nice looking people a. YOU
viii ind anywhere were present
and all seemed 70 ENJOY themselves.
Nj. I've IS drilling a well Tor Mr.
D,wrrse on hi~ nicv claim nortn
east 9i Bard. Mr., Deweese IS IN.
other man who - tired OF hauling
water, he says his we'll will b. worth
5000 90 with the clam thrown IN.
Most Oi the patrons IN this new
school district met las, Saturday AT
Bard 70 determine where TO locate
a school Iouse, as the patrons were
not all present II was not decided,
there will Ice another meeting mex,
Saturday at p, m. Everyone Is
requested 10 be present as IL inter-
rsts everyone in the district. We
are proud OF our district as perfect
harmony seems 10 reign all over.
There are about forty children OF
school age.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13

Georgia has surprised the coun-
Try IN a political uphesNal and ore.
gon has elected almost a solid IT,
publican Legislature that - SAID 70
be pledged to the election oi a dem.
ocratic senator. We'll. even the
weather bereau is al out oi iOIut
this summer so W. need not b.
surprised that all northeast New
Mexico goes republican.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-13
Alien BreeEes

Ccrrcsrond-ncr
Far weather.
Nit. Castlemau will leave TOT
Okla this week.
ia, crops still Coutlnu, to rruw
despite tn, dry weather.
Tom Cleveland and Mt. Flint re-.
turned from kelso this week
Miss Sla, ct Claude, Texas, IS
hrt, visiting the family OF Tom
Wa Ikrr.
Chester Oegleslv, w. T. Dds.
Boil Rice and others leave soon tor
Kansas.
Miss sadie Hughes will arrive
soon tor a visit with tn, tamil, OF
D.. a. pldts.
Mr., o G. Flukr and daughters
Lillian and Belle, and Mrs. =. Il.
Eranuon visited al ". r. Buck.
nets Monday.
y reception Will bc given al the
nom, Of Tom Walker une and
q mountain climbing excursion IN
the raptock 10 th, afternoon.
Allen base bal team has been
dI~uaudcd tor the summer but n
ming they can boast OF that the,
nav, never leru defeated this sea.
son except o., Iurumcafi
Preacher F.ukc nllrd his place
90 tu, puIpt, nrst SUNDAY ~ luu,.
q good turn out aud som, sound
Warnings v,r, gwen nN tb, preach.
20 aud ", wgnt do well TO heed
tu,W.
w az, informed tina, Young
simmons. brother 60 th, deceased
VII simmons, who was shot down
.ik, % dog few DAYS aeu rot into
lfuanl, with Capp Rock smith and
~yN"'a. shots wyf, nted hy each
party but no hits reported IL
seems like Us ~dang-fou, to b~ sat,
around Allen.
~ k.-n"r rs guit, busy with
H', practice. Ia, Dr. rs anI, 60
meet az, emergency 10 hi, in, of
business liza bullet penetrate
.. bod, u, the rn-m, aud doe,
1p, app-ar ON tns oth-t side IN
D' discs al> BORING machlng an,
',.I..r, trs sur rar los ms N-ka,
Do Nau don 4, n,ii,,- u. ask We.
'aN.1r.
Some unknown coward delner.
at,.N shot " r., Ia,|or u day last,
W,.k while cleaning out d spring.
- SO 49,. dId th, work. w. tell.
60 'n. ground bu. scrambled 90 hi,
..,, when another shot was nred
ard 90. ,lstd Dut neither ait INN.
Ne, made hts wa, home u Dr.
Nr.u,r va, Summoned and %r,il.y.
I'd tr. nJ, >unrungs lie d, yet
tUu along nicely.
rn, continuous dry weather has
driven q t.u 1i our bows out TO
work l. o. F.ak- W.,r at, Wli,
and MIS-, EtH,. M,ivor With ohm
NCIN1r team and wagon N com.
pd~E "Hta =. Is B-annou, Lewis
bfanuor and Henry Agree. with
another team let, tor tn, harvest
fields no northern Okla. Greer
-.lut,. other, follow next week.