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Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Mr.. SCHWAB TO VISIT CITY,
TALK OVER BIG CAR SHOPS
President of Bethlehem Steel Company TO be Guest
of the Board of Trade Directors on
Tuesday Next

gage in the manufacture OF pressed
steel cars. and thus converS the mater
ial from the Bethlehem steel plant into
the finished product In Wilmington. The
local company has been halted In its
broadening plans, however, by a fail
ure TO get the bed OF Justison street
as a site for some OF the concrete car
shops IL is desired TO build. The sug
gestion has been made that Justison
street be closed, and that trafiic to the
section south of the railroad along the
Marsh Road be diverted by way OF
Madison street.
- Is likely that this project will be
discussed informally The matter is
within the jurisdiction OF tho Street
and Sewer directors. but final action
was not taken because Of objection OF
some property owners to the street
closing plan. IL is believed. however.
that compromise will be reached that
will enable Wilmington TO get the big
industry.
The visit Of Mr.. schwab indicates
that he Is taking an interest in VIII
mington on one of HIS visits to this
city he said he wTs impressed with
/ Wilmington as a manufacturing CEN
ter and he also spoke Of its possibilities
with its river frontage and lite trans
portation facilities.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

Charles NJ Schwab. president OF the
Bethlehem Steel Company which con-
trolls the Harlan and Holiingsworth
Corporation of this city, Will visit VIII
mlngton ON Tuesday next and IL Is
expected that as a result the plan to
make the H. and II. plant one OF the
largest In the country will be given
an impetus that will leave no doubt
OF the enlarging OF the scope of the
local industrial establishment
Mr. Schwab viii come TO Wilmington
IN his private car and win be n guest
of President Maclean, the officers and
directors of the Board of Trade during
the day He viii confer with the dircc-
tors during the morning and they will
entertain My Schwab at a dinner.
While no plans have been announced
for the entertainment Of MIR. Scliwab
or tho object Of his business, Il is gem
orally understood that he may confer
with the officers and directors of the
Board Of Trade about the project 70
enlarge the Harlan and Hollingsworth
plant to make IT one Of the greatest in
dustries in the establishments In the
country
Mr.. Schwab announced several
months ago that Il is the intention TO
enlarge the local plant SO as TO en-
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
BELL And Herring
SERIOUSLY ILL

After advancing Bryan principles
and their being entertained by tho
Eagles in this city on Tuesday night,
two prominent Western Democratic
leaders were taken in in Philadelphia
yesterday morning. II was said that
they suffered from indigestion and We're
for a time In n serious condition at the
New Bingham Hotel. They Were
Theodore Bell Of San Francisco, AMI
Frank f. Herring. Of South Bend, Ind.
Both were treated by Or. j. II. O'Con
nor and left last evening to speak at
Elizabeth. N. J.
1t was learned to-day that Mr. Bell
was very IN when he made his speech
in the Opera House. He was attend
ed bv DR. T. O. Cooper after his ar
rival in this city. and wrile he suffered
greatly he insisted on making his
speech rather than disappoint the
c-owd. He was much better when he
left Wilmington but became worse
when he arrived in Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
FINED $40 FOR
IMPROPER CONDUCT

William H. Pierce was fined $50 and
costs this morning in City Court by
Judge Cochran on a charge of impro-
per conduct. Several young girls tes-
tilted against him. DR.. Henry r.
Spruance was a witness in the mans
defense. The physician said that he
had known the man for several years
and that his wife was almost an invalid
from a long sickness. The doctor said
that Pierce had been out o. work but
that he worked whenever he could find
employme ent
Because of the physicians testimony
regarding Pierce's wife, Judge Cochran
was disposed to be lenient with the
man. although the court expressed the
belief that there was no doubt of his
guilt of the charges against him.
Pierce was arrested yesterday by Pa
trolman David Wardle at the corner
of Ninth and Market street. He was
identified by the girls and by several
women toward whom. it was alleged,
he had acted in an improper manner.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
SUSSEX DEMOCRATS
HEAR MORE SPEECHES

John G. Gray. who is in charge Of the
speakers bureau for Delaware, In tho
present Democratic campaign to-day an.
nounced the following Democratic meeting
To-night-At Smyrna, TO be addressed BY
d. f. Malone, of New York and John
Gray. At Kenton, TO be addressed by ID.
Malone. Franklin Brockson and James Ii
Hughes.
At Harrington, to be addressed by WI
liam Il. Kurtz.
At stanton. TO b. addressed by Robert G.
Harman Josiah Marvel and Josiah VOL.
colt.
At Bear to be addressed by ]. Harvey
whiteman. Charles f. curley and VIII
liam II. Cooper.
At wilmington. Second and Jackson
streets to be addressed by David 7. Mar
vel, Peter j. Ford, T. Bayard Heisel and
John f. Malloy.
Friday evening-At Blackbird. to be ad-
dressed by John F. Malioy. Andrew C
Gray.
At Milford. to be addressed BY ID. f.
Malone. Robert C. White and Alexander
Daily.
Saturday afternoon-At Laurel. TO be
addressed by d. f. Malone l. c. Cham
berlain. of Tennessee and local speakers
At Hazlettville, TO be addressed by l.
Irving Handy Richard r. Kerney and
James II. Hughes.
Saturday night--At Ralph's store, Sus.
sex. TO be addressed by local speakers.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
CLERICAL BROTHERHOOD
RESUMES MEETINGS

The monthly meeting OF the Clerical
Brotherhood. composed of the Episcopal
clergymen of Wilmington and surround
points, was held in Trinity parish house
yesterday afternoon. There was large
attendance. Routine business was trans
acted and the Rev Percy DonaShay. Of
Middletown; the Rev. B. NJ. Bird. assistant
rector Of Trinity. and the Rev. William
Baird, OF Chirtsiana hundred, were well
coined as new members.
A paper was then read by the Rev K.
j. Hammond, chairman Of the standing
committee of the diocese and rector OF
Emmanuel Church, this city on ''rhe Diff
ferent Uses Of the Church HymnaL" A
discussion Of the paper followed. After
the meeting refreshments were served. the
Rev. f. NJ. Kirkus. rector Of Trinity
Church being the host.
The next meeting OF the brotherhood
will be held in Emmanuel Church, or
Tuesday afternoon. November 10.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

snecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOwN. Del, oct. b.-Cooper
Grant. colored. regarded as bad man
from Maryland" was arrested here this
morning after an exciting time and Is
now chained in the Middletown lookup 10
await the action of the Maryland author
tiles.
1t is alleged that Grant sold liquor u
legally in Centreville, Nd, and that he
also shot two men at Poplar Neck, near
ceciiton. Nd. on Sunday last during a
quarrel over liquor Grant was accom-
panied by colored woman at the time
and it also is said that she shot a man,
but she has disappeared and no trace Of
her can be found.
Grant is a well-dressed negro Of the
sporty" class. He always wears good
clothes and seems plenufully supplied with
money. The authorities suspect he has
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
PLEASED WITH
TAX CONFERENCE
DR.. T. 0. Cooper Thinks Del
aware Commissioners Will
Profit by Attending

DeIaware's delegates to the inter-
national conference of State and local
taxation under the auspices of the Ma
tional Tax Association in Toronto feel
much pleased with the deliberations OF
that body. The delegates were Sena
Tor George w. Sparks, Representative
Thomas o. Cooper and T. Allen Hilles.
all of whom are members Of the Del
aware Commission on Revenue ana
Taxation. which is now considerins
various subjects of taxation with n
view to recommending a new schedule
for state revenues to the next Legis'
lature. The DELEGATES have returned
from Toronto. much pleased with then
trip.
Mayor Joseph Oliver. OF Toronto, call
ed the big meeting to order. and Di
r. A. Faiconer. president of the uni-
versitv of Toronto. was made perman-
ent chairman. The visitors were well
coined by ]. p Whitney. premier OF
Ontario. Senator Sparks was made q
member of the committee on rules
Some of the best known students ana
professors of economic subjects We're
among the speakers, including Profes-
sor Z. r. A. Seligman of Columbia
University: Professor F. r. Fairchild
of Yale: Professor c. J. Bullock o.
Harvard: Professor NJ. B. Hammond
of Ohio University, and many others
DR.. cooper's Impressions.
In speaking of the convention Dr.
Cooper said that the subject of tax
atior was discussed al length Ths
tendency seems to be to get away from
personal taxes" said DR.. Cooper, but
nothing definite was arrived at. TIL.
papers read were upon different sub
iects. but the discussion was general
and it seemed TO be feeling or the
members of the convention that II
would take some time to arrive at q
condition Of uniformity of taxation
There is such a difference throughou'
the country that this uniformity VIII
have TO be approached by a series OF
compromises. The papers read were
of g high order and the discussions
Interesting and educational. 1 thins
the Delaware delegates feel repaid by
what hev heard and the suggestions
gathered.
"In a general way some of the dis
cussions could be ADAPTED to the Del
aware situation. but not IN any SPECIFIC
wav. The drift seemed to be that to'
association will accomplish a great dea
of good by bringing together men %
all states and Canada and finally
formulating some system, which vii
Of course have to be a compromise, 81
Hhat the public can arrive at tulie
appreciation Of the difficulties and thu'
assist in working out .he tax problem
"Tbere is a tendency to adopt th'
direV inheritance tax plan, but III
Income tax plan was rot looked upor
favorablv. Tho convention was CON
nosed of many of the foremost mel
rom all PARTS of the United states am
r,na6a and the discussions were abi'
On the various subieets.
The Delaware delegates partieipate'
In the general discussion.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
CASES in CITY COURT

Paul Cooper. colored, was arraisned IN
city Court this morning on a charge OF
assault and battery but because the prose
cutting witness had not been found Judge
Cochran dismissed the case.
The case of Humbert Bugliani' charged
with violating the age Of consent law
was continued to tomorrow.
William Boyer, Charles Fisher and VIII
liam Ely, all colored, were dismissed.
The charge against them was one of VOL
ating Chapter 54s, volumn r. laws of Del
aware. it being alleged that the three were
the participants in prize fight early sun
day morning in a vacant barn near Eden
Park.
Salvatore aPacello was dismissed, the
charge against him being one Of disord-
erly conduct. Pacello gave himself up to
the police yesterday when he heard there
was a warrant out for him arrest.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
DEMOCRATIC
CONTRIBUTORS
List Of Those Who Helped
the Treasury Of the Nat
iOnaI Committee
DELAWARE DID NOT CHIP IN

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. oct l5.-wniiam ]. Bry-
ans promised announcement Of the list
OF contributors TO the Democratic national
campaign fund was made to-day. 1t came
IN tho form OF statement over the sig
natures Of Chairman Norman z Mack
and treasurer Herman Ridder, and shows
that OF the S2is.567.55 received up to and
Including October .. sso7l2Sa came In con-
tributons Of siC0 and more. Si1535J % camc
IN contributions OF less than 500 each, ard
Si2. 900 was left over from the Democratic
convention fund
Tile statement shows that sa25.962ss has
been spent and that the balance on hand
Is s22eol67. A plea is made for 100000
additional 10 carry on the remainder OF
the campaign.
After setting out the above figures the
statement adds; 'The number OF contribu-
tors 10 the national committee fund IL
estimated at about 10000 people and about
100000 OF the whole amount came from
Democratic newspapers throughout the
United States.
f1t will be noticed from the foregoing
statement that the cash balance Is about
s22O Supplies contracted for and undc-
livered. circulation OF literature. expense
OF headquarters IN Chicago. New York ana
Denver and travelling and other ex.
penses incidental 10 our speaking cam
paign now under way viii make necessary
an additional 100000 70 carry our cam.
paign TO a successful issue. We are con-
ndent that the people whom we are thus
taking into our confidence will supply
us with this additional sum. and We
earnestly urge prompt and generous
response TO this appeal.
subscriptions received Of 800 or more
will be published daily bezi1rins October
18th (signed) Norman r. Mack, Chairman
Democratic National Committed Herman
Ridder. Treasurer Democratic National
Committee"
List Of Contributors.
The contributions from the various
States which exceeded 800 arc given but
Delaware's name does not appear in ths
list.
Alabama-Hon. K. S. d. Mallory, xocr
J. W. Tomlinson. 15o.
Arkansas-Guy b. Tucker. 5000.
California-Hon Nathan Cole. 500.
Connecticut-Afelbert d. Cary, siooof
Archibald Mcneil. 1900.
I7lorida-P. A. Bignan. s1245s
District OF Columhia,-columbia Demo-
cratic Club. 5000.
Georgia-Gov Hoke Smith. $3.50
Illinois-P. W. Burns. $500; George r.
Dickson. $50; Edward F. Dunno. $500; NJ.
+. Dunlap. $1,000; Roger c. Sullivan. $1,000;
W T.. williams. SIPS; John P. Hopkins.
/ $1,000.
Indlana-Thomas Taggart, $1,000.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

with six. generations present, Mrs. Anna
Maria Pass. Of No. 5Oi West Fifth street
observed her one hundredth birthday TO-.
day.
Mrs Pass is very IN and there viii be
no celebration. but to-day she received
many tokens from friends and relatives
in many parts of the country.
Mrs. Pass seven children are spending
he- birthday at her bedside. They are
Mrs. Rebecea Gilbert Mrs. Elizabeth
David, of this city; Mrs. Ruth =. Cicin.
ent. Of Philadelphia: Mrs. Hanna NJ. Ian
ma. cf this city Mrs. Mary p Walls Ct
Darby; Mrs Martha Palmer. OF Ianden-
berg Pa. and Mrs. Louise J. Mount,
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
NEGRO ACCUSED OF SHOOTING
TWO, CAUGHT AT MIDDLETOWN

been engaged in selling liquor over In
Maryland for many months.
The warrant from the Maryland author
tiles was received d few days ago and
Constable John w. Dickson espied him
on the street this morning. He nabbed
Grant before the latter realized that no
was being sought The next instant, now-
ever. Grant made break for freedom.
He tripped Dickson, who was thrown 20
the sidewalk and Grant broke away and
darted down the street. Dickson immedi-
ately drew his revolver and began 10
shoot at Grant This brought him TO sop
and he was captured by Dickson and John
Armstrong.
He was taken to the lookup, and lest he
might escape he was handcuted and
chained. The Maryland authorities have
been notified of his arrest. Grant original
ly came from Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
ATTORNEY LOOKING
FOR A SAILOR

s. B. shackford. an attorney OF Bos-
ION is searching for sailor whose
name is either Joseph Wanderwalt OF
Vanderwalt, who is supposed TO nave
left Boston on September l. 1879 on
Inc brig Selma, Captain Hapenny' Tor
Wilmington The ottorney in letter
10 the Custom House here. asked ior
Information concerning the brig ana
whether the mans name appeared III
the list of members of her crew
The Custom House officials are looh-
Ing nm the matter. What the sailor Is
ranted for the attorney does not state
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

OF this city
Mrs Pass birthday was precededsby the
57th birthday Of her daughter, Mrs. Mount
and the birthday of Mrs. Gilbert. the old
est daughter viii follow tomorrow.
It is no- expected thai Mrs. Pass MI
have arctler birthday, despite her re-
marSsble vitality, as hes condition s
very low.
Mrs. Faso was born at lc'kion. Nd. and
came 20 attend the Wilmington market
when quite young. She So a descendant 4
the man who cast the Liberty Bell. Sh,
has lived in Wilmington Tor 90 years aud
has a host Of friends. She is especially d
favorite among young people.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
SMYRNA REPUBLICANS
ORGANIZE TAFT CLUB

A meeting of the Republican voters
of SMYRNA was held last evening when
preliminary steps We're taken 70 form
Taft League Club. Among those whc
were present were Hon. w. o. Hoi-
feclSer. a member of the board Of dircc-
tors Of the Taft League Of Delaware;
A. e. Jardine. George II. Dick. Thomas
Jeerson. John r. Hudson, Walter T.
Keith.
The work of organizing Taft League
clubs in Kent and Sussex counties Is
being done by Morris ". Webb. He
has met with remarkable success
Secretary Webb will continue TO organ
ize Taft Leagues in the lower coun~
ties until each town has a league.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
PENN STUDENTS GUESTS
OF DELAWARE CLUB

The Delaware Club of the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania will have as it's
guests on Friday evening twenty Of tho
members Of the entering class to the
university and an inforral smoker will
be held in Logan Hall az which Vice.
Provost +. f. smith viii make an ad.
dress. The officers Of tho club are the
following: President. Harry =. Ham
mond: vice-presldenr. Howard Nj.
Dawson: secretary, Lardreth Lee Lay.
ton. Jr.; treasurer. ], Douglas Patter-
son.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Want Boy Sent to Ferris School.

Tony Copra, a little Italian boy, was
charged with being incorrigible in City
Court this morning and will probably
be arraigned again tomorrow. Agent
Stout told the court that the boys par
ents could do nothing with him and
that they had asked him 10 send the
boy to the Ferris schos1
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Eiahth Wand RenuhIioan Meetinn

The Eighth Ward Pennewill and
Heald Club has arranged for a splen-
did program Of speakers for their
mass meeting tonight. Among those
who will address the audience are
Frank Hall Davis, candidate for attor-
ney- general; Herbert Rice. candidate
for prothonotary; Walter II. Hayes.
Harry Joslyn and John Huxley. In ad-
dtion TO tn speaking, speeches by the
Republican candidate for president,
william Howard Taft, will be repro
duced on a talking machine A full
full attC\ \ance of the voters of the
ward is ANTICIPATED.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Linton Howett Now In Prison.

Deputy United States Marshal ]. w.
Mitchell who took Linton Howett, the
convicted letter carrier to Atlanta, Ga,
TO serve a term of three years on the
charge Of rifing the mails, returned
home at noon today. He was accom-
panied by Raymond Finn, a son Of
Marshal Finn. The party reached At
lanta safely and Mr. Howett was turn
ed over to the Federal prison officials
there.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Zoo Association Met.

The Wilmington Zoo Association met
in the home of Samuel II. Baynard at
Eighteenth and jefferson streets last
night. The chairman was notified 10
appoint some committees and these
will be announced at a meeting to be
held on next Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
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WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 15-Fair
weather With slowly rising temperature
is indicated for the r'iddle-eastern and
southeastern states during the next 80
hours.
Forecast till 8 p. m, Friday.
For Delaware-Fair tonight and Fri
day, warmer tonight; light southerly
winds.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Bid Eor Bond Issue.

The Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company was among the bidders for
900 of good road bonds offered by
the Cecil county Nd, commissioners.
Their bid was par.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15
Chief Rlnck sick In Bed.

Chief of Police George Black, cele-
brated his fortieth birthday anniver-
sary yesterday, by being taken sick He
was compelled to go home and is con-
fined to his bed He is suffering with
, severe attack of la grippe.
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

Hear the Royal Hungarian Gypsy
Band at the opening tomorrow OF
Greenbaum's. See Ad on last maze
ADV,
Evening journal., 1908-10-15

Prospeifyis coming BACK HOME
Be ready TO meei il this Fall
Get your Ads. ready. The Journal
will do fhe resi- with its large
home and rural circulation.
IT LEADS
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following deeds have been filed
for record in the Office of Probate
Clerk and recorder F. P. Gayle:
N. ]. Fritz and wife to ]. M. Fritz,
for s975, lots z, s, 9, and Ia, block Ii,
Hagerman.
Cyrus E. Waugh and wife to George
f. Bixby, for 81 and other valuable
consideration, a half interest in $50
acres in ~23-13-26.
Thomas Elliott and wife to Alexan-
der G. Holcomb, for 5000, the NV
quarter of 29-15-26.
Thomas E. Burr and wife to H. C.
Elrick, for s210, lots 1, 8, Z, 9. II and
10, block 6, Burr addition to Dexter.
N. S. West and wife to Herman
Hackman, for 100000, eighty acres in
2S-13-26. and water rights in the Hag-
erman Irrigation Co.
Otto G.. LANCE and wife TO Adam
Zimmerman, for $1,000, a lot $50 by
ESQ feet in lot 20, West Hagerman,
and it's proportionate part of a water
right.
Ira e. Thompson and wife to Wood
ruff & DeFreest, for $4,000, a tract OF
94.04 acres in 25-11-23.
J. R. Ray and wife to Elisha Wright
for $500, lot %, Fairview, and an IN
terest in the Eureka ditch.
w. E.. Bass and wife to John I. Har-
|rison, for 81 and other consideration.
lots AZ and 40, Belle PLANE, and an in
|terest in the North Spring river Gen.
ter Ditch Co.
Mrs. Mary Jones to w. E. Bass, for
81 and other consideration, lots 48 and
40, Belle PLANE addition to Roswell.
Charles M. Davis to L. B. Craig, for
500. q half interest in lots 6 and Z,
block 9 and lots 8 and 9. block 8, in
Charles Youngis subdivision of Ros-
we'll
rH-N4
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-A scholarship in Wool
verton Business College. food for
any course. $500 if taken at once.
Address w. B., a Record. 30t4*
FOR SALE Roswell corner prop
ord office. Bats
FOR SALE:-Cottonwood, cut and
split stove length, 81 per cord. G.
Max Muller, r. F.. D.. 1872 IL miles
N. f.. Roswell. 36t2*
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We now have large amount of
LAND SCRIP on hand: $500 per &C
re Il taken In 1eo-acre blocks. This
II the only way to obtain q title to
government land without living on it.
There Is no other cost to scrip but
the Hing fees at q. s.. Land Once.
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST co.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Good alfalfa pasture,
with stacks to run to, on the "Goetz'
Farm" at west end of Lovers Lane.
31t12
FOR RENT 3-room fiat, 2O4 w. Al
ameda. No sick people. 34t3*
FOR RENT:-One furnished room at
1O4 N. KY. Apply to W. S. Moore, at
Electric Light Co. Office. 35t3*
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Jewelry Stores.

HARRY MORRISON The leading
and exclusive jewe1er. Watches
diamonds, 3ewelry, rich cut glass
and hand painted China. Sterling
and plated silverware.
L. B.. BOELLNER--RoewalPs beg,
jeweler. A full line cut glass, hand
painted China, diamonds, etc.
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Lumber Yards.

PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber, shingles. doors, lime, ce
ment, paints, varnish and glass.
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. Oldest
lumber yard in Roswell. See us fo1
all kinds Of building materials and
paint
KEMP LUMBER CO. See us fol
Standard Apple Boxes.
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Real Estate.

FGILMORE & FLEMING Real es-
tate and Live Stock Dealers. Room
No. 1, Oklahoma Block.
choice selection Of beth city and
farm property at good figures to
buyer. Also money TO loan. Miss
Nell r. Moore.
a. Q. WILSON, Real estate, farms,
ranches, city property. Office 303
N. Main St Address Box ZOE Res
well, N. NJ.
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Grocery Stores.

WESTERN GROCERY CO.-Ths
leading grocery Dtore. nothing but
the best.
WATSON-FINLEY GROCERY CO.
See US for the most complete line
Of staple and fancy groceries and
fresa fruits and vegetables In the
city
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]. F. McMurray left this morning
on his return to South McAlester,
Okla, having spent a week here look
ing after land and other interests.