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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-22
FOR SALE.

Store Fixtures for Sale Cheap.
Three Thread Cases.
Three Ribbon Show Cases.
One Water Cooler.
Seven Clothing Forms
One Gasoline Lighting System.
-Four Paper Racks and Cutters.
Fourteentfoot Counter Show Case
Sixteen-foot Counter Show Case.
Two Skirt Racks
One Folding Display Stand.
one Pair Small Trucks.
One Set Gas Fixtures.
MONARCH ID. G.. co.
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Hides.
BY Y. ~ Tallman.
Phone I43.
Produce Market.
BY Wilbur Commission Co.
Phone 3S.

Aiialfa hay, per tOu.........$1O 1000
Prairie hay per ton. ..... S6.OO6Ds. 90
Alfalfa nay. per ton, baled. ... !. .$i2 90
~ airle hay, per ton, baled S7.0QQ . so
iran per 100 ibs ....,.....,.,.Sl.3 80
} CHOW corn, per bushei ....... soc
Cuts, per bushei ............... .COc
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statesmen WANTED.

Statesmen & AGENTs-ss $4,000
per week and over can be made selling
New Campaign Novelties from now un.
~ election, Sells TO Stores, County
Fairs, Picnics and Private Families.
Complete line OF samples charges
prepaid for SOC. Order today
CHICAGO NOVELTY CO,
60 Wabash Ave, Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-22
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-S3. to $5 per day. either
sex. Steady or spare time Sells to
every housekeePer Exclusive terri
tory Universal Supply co. 205 Nc
Clelland Black Denver, Colo.-S4.
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MI &C Get Immediate relief from
EMLJ pr. Shops Made OIuimsul,
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WANTED -salesmau for Oklahoma
Territory ID carry a hlgh grade
ipccialty line OF union made work
hirts and overalls direct from the
actory Commission basis only. Ref.
renees must accompany application.
Box 532 Meridian. Miss.
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R. R. TIME TABLE.
Santa re.
West Bound.
Eastern oklahoma.
Euef ipoupd

10. 409 Ar ......s.......10:15a a. m.
80. AIS II. tex. sunday 6:30a. m.
West Bound.
No. 40 Nv. ........,... 500 p. m.
40. Az. Ar tex. sunday. $40 p. m.
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We are Buttin' in the Butte
Business
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HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
man desires position where push IS
appreciated. | am from Missouri and
am willing to show you. Box SOC, Ok
lahoma City.
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Experienced Lady Teacher Texas
state certificate wishes assistants
place. Address BOX 424, Houston,
TeXas-S2.
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NELP WANTED Female

WANTl1D-Two sales ladies'. Apply
millinery department T. O. Iutz Dry
Goods company. Si
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WANTED-A good clerical position
by young man who will give ex
cellent reference. Address X 3. care
of Leader so
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HELP WANTED Male.

BAKER WANTED AT Snyder Okla
$1,000 per week, board and laundry.
No Sunday work. G. w. Casten.
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years experience.
first grade certificate, best refer
ence, wants school in Oklahoma. j.
+. Wales, Casa, Ark.
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Room T. Dewey Block
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WANTED--100 men and boys to fish
for Ice cream partners on the NJ. E,
bureh lawn Friday evening 50
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Read by 10000 People Every Day
POSITIONS WANTED.


Experienced Lady Teacher Texas
state certificate, wishes assistants
place. Address Box 424, Houston.
Texas-S2.
HONEST. INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
man desires position where push IS
appreciated | am from Missouri and
am willing to show you. Box 696, Ok
lahoma City.
WANTED--A good clerical position
by a young man who will give eX
cenent reference. Address X 3. care
of Leader so
TEACHER-Th years experience.
first grade certificate, best refer.
ence, wants school in Oklahoma. J.
+. Wales, Casa, Ark.
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TO TRADE.
WANT TO TRADE 100 acre farm. 3
wire fence good improvements, all
kinds Of fruit, so acres cultivation, 8
ro m house, barn, well and cistern.
Address Pottf Hotel 21O N. 2nd. "a
HELP WANTED Female.
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WANTED sales ladies' Apply
millinery department T. O. Iutz Dry
Goods company. S-4
WANTED Experienced saleslady
at st Louis Racket store so.
WANTED-Three makers and sly ap-
prentice girls Apply Alllipsfg De.
partment +. o. I.utz Dry Goods Co ~
WANTED-4O0 women and children
TO eat ice cream on the NJ. +. church
lawn Friday evening S2
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
South rooms--with all modern con.
veniences. No. 800 Il. Noble ave.
nue.-S2
Dlf Eg GET immediate relief IRON
& MLS Or. ShOOD's Ma6ic Oinimen;
..City Directory.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
HE HER.
Married His Cousin to Prevent Her
Marrying Another.

A special to The Augusta Chroni-
Gle from Albany, Ga, says the con
tracing parties to n marriage Sun
day were Miss Lcmmie Giddens and
Mr.. b. II. Giddens. both Of Worth
county.
Miss Gidden's father objected to
her receiving the attentions OF n Ger
tain young man Of the neighborhood.
He ordered his daughter to remain
in the house day and night. b. II.
Giddens, n third cousin, went to her
father, and offered to cooperate in
the plan to save her from the objcc-
tionablc sutton.
Young Giddcns kept his part OF
the bargain so far as other men were
concerned, but he construed the
agreement literally in favor Of him
self and married the girl. t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
TIIAW NOT GUILTY
OF Murder, But Goes to the Insane
: Asylum.

Acquitted Saturday ut Now York
OF the murder Of Stanford White on
the ground that he was insane at
the time OF the homicide, Harry *.
Thaw was ordered by Justice Dowl-
ing TO be committed to the Manhat-
tan asylum for the criminal insane
until such a time as he can convince
the state lunacy commission that his
being at large will not endanger the
public safety.
Both Thaw and his wife, the latter
being the only member Of his family
in ocurt when the jury unexpected
~ returnd It's verdict after q delib-
Grafton Of 25 hours. seemed pleased
and satisfied with the outcome OF the
case. Thaw stood and smillingly
bowed his acknowledgements to the
jurors as they filed one by one out
Of the box. District Attorney Jerome
also seemed satisfied, as he has CON
tended ever since the crime was COM
mitted that Thaw was medically II
not legally, insane .s,
Thaw's counsel thanked the jury
with n hearty hand-shake for each
one OF the twelve men. Attorney
Littljohn filed an exception to Justice
Dowlng's decision in retaining Thaw
in custody and committing him to
the asylum.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07

DEATH I'M "A CYCLONE.
SIX Persons Killed Outright and
Several Others Injured.

800" ""S'o u otFlP OK Barmins, COun-
try Three Quarters Of o Mile Wide
and Several Miles Long.
Six persons were killed outright
Friday afternoon by q cyclone which
laid waste a strip Of farming coun-
try three-quartcrs or a mile wide ana
several miles long Just north of Wos-
son, Miss.
-Four persons were probably ia
'ally wounded by the storm, and
many others were slightly hurt when
thelr homes were blown down. The
following persons we're killed:
Mrs. Ben Martin and her small
children.
Dave Martin.
FATALLY injured:
Mr., and Mrs. G. M. Maddox.
negro man
Seriously injured:
VIM. Allen.
Miss Allen.
h tornado struck about four
0 CLOCK. For q distance Of twenty
miles In a northasatcrly direction
the wind ore q pathway nearly a
mile wide, partly or wholly DESTROY
ing nearly every building In this
area.
Scores OF dead farm animals lit
lcred the storms track. The resi-.
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maddox was
blown completely off the premises
and Mrs. MaddoX's back was broker
a negro was found fatally injured
In the debris of Robert Littleton's
farm house. The cotton On and store
or Ras Matthews were almost wholly
destroyed.
AT Georgetown buildings were
blown down and at Hazelhurst. two
saw mills were destroyed, many
fences and several small buildings
were blown over, and some loss OF
life is reported
Messengers reached Hazelhurst
late Friday evening from the region
swept by the storm in quest Of ply
%sicians, all those available at that
point going to the scene. Consider
dc damage is reported to have oc-
Cured at Millsays, twelve miles
southeast Of HaZelhurst.
Darkness settled down SO quickly
after the cyclone that only an in
complete estimate OF the destruction
to life and property was obtained.
Men in carriages are driving through
the district Offering aid to the suf-
fcrers. T
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
HUMAN LOTTERY
Theatre Management Advcrtiscs [,
Give Away n Little Baby

1ncensed at what they term an
insult to motherhood" certain wo-
men in Minneapolis, Miss, are band
ing together In an effort to compel
the manager OF q local theatre to
desist from his denounced plan Of
giving away chances on a six-weeks-
old child to all women who attend
a matinee performance at the play
house in the near future, and as a
last resort declare they will attempt
to secure an injunction from the
court to prevent 1t
The theatre maintains that 1t is n
legitimate advertising scheme in
which many women who wish a child
will be more than willing to partic-
ipatc. The baby has been provided,
and If nothing happens to prevent,
the human lottery Will take place rs
outlined, the child going to the hold
cr of the lucky number, but the in
dignant mothers say that the ''san-
city Of the American home is at
stake and they think they can stop
the lottery. t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
NINE MINERS PERISH.
Killed by Explosion in West Virgin
IN Coal Mine.

Nine miners Thursday met sudden
death in the New River Valley coll
licr known to miners as the Lower
Boone Mine, near Hawys Nest, w.
Va, In an explosion that partly
wrecked the mine.
About rs men were In the nine
at the time Of the explosion. Those
who escaped suffered only slight in
jury. One OF the bodies was thrown
out Of the mine and into a tree sew
cral yards from the shaft. Bowles,
one Of the dead men, who was blown
down the incline was the only man
not instantly killed His arms and
Logs were blown off. t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
BOLD THIEVES
They Get a Sack Containing Three
Thousand Dollars
BY DARING ROBBERY.

The Express Agent at Mansfield,
Ohio, Knocked S~cnseIcss and Then
tho Thieves Got Away With One
bag of Money, but Overlooked
Another Bag That Contained For
ty Thousand Dollars.
One Of the boldest robberies
ever known, took place at Mansfield.
Ohio. shortly after midnight We'd
nesday, when two masked robbers
entered the Office Of the Adams Ok
prss Company there, knocked VIII
liam Depew, the agent, unconscious.
and got away with $4,000, while
nearly fifty passengers stood about
the station waiting for trains.
A bag containing $4,000 in gold
was lying near the $1,000, but was
overlooked by the robbers.
kilograms were sent to the police
or the nearby towns and as a result.
5000 wv anu JOSSDu Stevens
were taken into custody at New Lon
don. They had n sack taken from
the express Office containing the
$4,000.
Stevens, the police say, confessed
and implicated George McGinity, a
friend OF Depew's, who was in the
office at the time and was covered
with a revolver during the robbery.
According to Stephens story, the
money arrived Tuesday night from
Delphos, Ohio, and was consigned to
a ban ut Hamilton, Ohio. Stevens
said McGinity tipped Off the arrival
OF the money, and cooked I'D O
scheme with him and McCue to rob
the office.
McGinity was locked up. He de-
MES the charge.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
GOES UP FOR LIFE.
From tho Lunatic Asylum to the
state ~Pcnitcntiary.

John Beard was convicted at
Gainesville. Ga, OF murder on last
Thursday and ordered sent to the
~pcnitcntiary for life, for the murder
Of w. O. Hammond, his fathcr-in-
law The killing occurred three years
ago. On the first trial Beard entered
an insanity plea He was sent to the
state sanitarium at Milledgcvillc.
Lately he vas declared by the au-
thorities there ha have been restored
to mental health. He was brought
back to Han county and arraigncd
for tho killing, conviction result
ing. {
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07

tain and that the country will be
plunged into the throngs OF civil war.
The city is sWarming with troops.
Many OF these, It is feared, are dis
loyal and this adds to the confusion
and terror Of tho people. Guns have
been planted in position to cover all
approaches to the royal palace, the
Pace DIES Necssidades. Squadrons OF
cavalry are stationed at various
points, ready to charge mobs in any
part Of the city. Troops are guard
ing the residence OF Premier Franco
and the homes OF all tho principal
government officials.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
LEVER AFTER N
For Soil Demonstration Work in Or.
%angcburg, Lee and Sumter.


The Washingtoncorresrondent Of the
News and Courier says a hearing or
considerable Importance to the peo-
pie OF Orangeburg, Sumter and Lee
counties was had in Washington on
Monday afternoon before the House
committee on agriculture. Represen-
tative Lever, in whose district the
three counties named lie, secured
the presence Of Messrs. . A. Bonsteel
and Frank Bennett, experts in soil
survey work IN the department OF
agriculture, in an effort to secure an
appropriation with which to carry
on work already commenced in those
counties.
Messrs. Bonsteel and Bennett, who
have been In South Carolina on fire.
quent occasions, and who have done
considerable work In Mr.. Levers
District, demonstrated to the COM
mittee just what the soil in the coun-
ties named "a produce under prop
er conditions anu how much the
farmers living in those counties
would be benefited by a continuation
OF the demonstration work already
undertaken there.
Mr.. Lever believes that h will be
successful in securing an appropria-
ton with which to carry on the work.
1t will mean much to the farming
interests Of all the counties in the
seventh district.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
TERRIBLE CRIME.
Committed at New Burr. N. C.
by Two White Men.
Wife OF Prominent Citizen Held at
Their Mercy-Posso Aiding in the
Search for the Brutes.

A special from New Bern, N. c.,
Monday gives tho particulars of a
horrible outrage by two white men,
pcrpctratcd early Monday morning on
Mrs. S. l.. Buck, the wife OF q prom
inent citizen OF New Bern, at their
home in the principal residence sec
ton.
Tho men called at the homo Of Mr..
Buch about midnight. and Mrs. Buck
finally answered their repeated
knocks for admission. When she
opened the door and they learned
from her OF her husbands absence,
they chokcd her into submission and
repeatedly outraged and assaulted
her. A posse Of citizens are helping
the officers in searching for the e
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
KEEP no CHE RIGHT.
Tho Duty OF ChaGcurs is to Bc on
the Lookout.

A decision by tho district court OF
appeals at Los Angeles, Cal, recent
ly declares In effect that AUTOMOBILE
lists are obliged to look out for the
pedestrians and keep from running
them down and that pedestrians can
not be charged with contributory
negligence II they do not keep out
Of the way OF automobiles. The de-
cision confirms a judgement for H.
900 damages awarded Stanley King
who had been run down by an au-
tomobilo OF 10. X. Green.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
FREEZES
10 Death In Ills Own Refrigerator
an Atlanta. Ga.
DOOR SHUT ON HIM

And w. III. White, Jr., Had Attic
Adventure In his Ice House, Where
lie Had Gone to Sec How the
thermometer Vas Working II
II the Meats Were in Good Condi.
ton.
This is the story OF how an Allan
ia mar was lost in the artics Sunday
morning and kept himself from freoz-
ing 10 death only by dragging the
lorequarter of beef frantically back
ana forth for more than an hour as
told by the Atlanta Journal.
On last Sunday morning shortly
AFTER Ten O'Clock w. II. White, Jr..
OF the White McLendon company.
wholesale dealers in meats, stepped
into the refrigerator OF his ware
house at l and 3 East Wall street.
lor the purpose Of seeing what de-
gree his thermometer registered. No
sooner was MIR. White inside than
II door OF the ice house banged and
the spring lock clicked fast.
from then until IL o'clock he had
no need to consult the thermometer
TO know the temperature.
Il have discovered the north pole"
he said shortly after his release.
and | can tell you it's a bad thing
to hunt for"
While Mr.. White was working his
hardest to keep up a faint spark of
warmth In his blood, his carriage
with Mrs. White in it was awaiting
him in front Of Durant's restaurant
Alabama street. He had called
at the restaurant q few moments be-
fore to take James S. Gaines and
Gaines for n morning drive. Mr..
Gaines was slightly delayed SO Mr..
White said:
Il think I'll drop by the warehouse
whileiwe're waiting and have a look
at thy mercury. BE back In a min
ute.
When the minute had passed and
twenty more had followed the ladies
grew uneasy. BY eleven O'Clock Mr..
Gaines yielded to their anxiety and
set out to find the trouble.
In the meantime a strange and,
for the time being a terrible drama
being enacted in that ice house.
Anyone who could have pccpcd in at
the time would have seer a white
faced man lighted by the misty blue
OF a solitary i~ncandcscent globe rae
ing from one side OF the box to the
other with a huge quarter Of beef
on his shoulder. He would hang the
beef first upon one hook and then
upon another, all the while swinging
his arms high above his head and do
Ing a thousand and ono Swoboda
stunts.
ut was either this or freeze" ex-
planned Mr.. White. "If a man Is
refrigerator hree or four hours, but
If he stands still he will pretty soon
be like n OF those petrihed animals
that biologists dig up In northern
Russia.
And so back and forth he tuggcd
the beef until the end Of his impris-
onmcnt it looked like n soup bone
that had done duty three days.
Once q telegram messenger boy
passed on the alley on which n tiny
side window of the refrigerator OPP
ems. Mr.. White heard him whistling
and with all his might he shouted
and boat upon the sides OF the ice
house. But the boy kept IN his way
nnhecding. Then he began to think
what mipht b0DDpn. He concluded
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07

roar--The Tradcgy Occurred While
King Carlos, Queen Amclic and
Their Two Sons Were Riding in
the Streets Of the City.
King Carlos, of Portugal, and the
Crown Prince Luiz Philippe we're as
sasSlnatcd Saturday afternoon while
riding along the streets OF I.ibson on
their way from the raiload station
to the palace.
The Kings second son, the Infanta
Manuel, was slightly wounded. but
queen Amclic. who strove to save
the Crown Princes life by throwing
nerself upon him, was unhurt.
a ban OF men waiting at the cor
ner or Praco Do Commerce. and the
Nua DO Arsenal suddenly sprang to-
ward the ope carriage, in which the
FAMILY were driving to the palace.
and lcvcling carbines which they had
concealed upon them fred. The King
and tho Crown Prince, upon whom
the attack was directed, were each
shot three times and they lived only
long enough to be carried to the ma
rinc arsenal near by, where they ex-
pired.
Almost at the first shot the King
fell back on the cushions dying, and
at the same moment the Crown
Prince was seen to half arise and
then sink back on the seat. Queen
Amelic jumped up and threw herself
toward the Grown Prince In an an
parent effort to save his life at the
cost OF her own, but the Prince had
received his death wound. The guar
fired upon the assassins and killed
three Of them.
a strong guard was II attendance
because Of the recent uprising In the
city and the discovery OF a plot to
assassinatc Premeri Franco and ov-
crthrow the monarchy. But the
band Of murderers had selected the
most advantageous spot for the com
mission Of their crime, for they were
concealed from the eyes OF the police
until the carriage had wheeled into
the Praco DO Commerce., a large
square. Before any Of tho guard
wore aware IF what was happening
the assasSins loapcd toward the car
rlagc and instantly a fusiadc Of shots
rang out.
In q moment all was terrible con
fusion, the King and Crown Prince
was shot down without the slightest
chance TO save themselves Police
guards spranS upon the ~rcgicides, the
number OF whom is somewhat un-
certain, and killed three OF them and
captured three others. One OF these
committed suicide after being placed
IN prison. 1t is charged that II OF
the m~urdcrers was a Spnniard nam
cd CardoVa
The news swept through the
city like fire through dry
grass, and the populacc is panic
stricken, not knowing whore the next
blow may fan. There is the greatest
dread for the future OF the country,
which seems on the verge OF being
plunged into the awful throes Of q
revolution with all the attendant
horrors and ~bloodShcd Throughout
the city CONSERVATION rcigns, and an
the houses ana business nlocos orn
]barricndcd.
An examination ar tho wo,n1. .,
the King. who was broad dc,d whon
he reached the ~arsono, ehowod nv
three bullets had ronnI thoir morn
one wound was sitnotcG NJ no nn,o
OF the neck. a second in The shoulder
and the third. which wos no rnto,
wound severed tho corotid oriory
The Crown Prince. who was en-
breathing hnt WHO 1ind o,nns, ~,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
MAN DROPPED DEAD
And the Shock on Seeing Him Killed
His Ncicc.

At Millvillc, N. j., Thursday, Rollin
Nicholson, Il well known oyster ship
stepped from a train or his return
home from Savannah, whore he had
been i'll from typhoid fever. The
body was taken to the home OF a
brother near the railroad and when
Mildred Nicholson, q niece, saw 1t
she collapsed and died In a short
time. I
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07

Carolina for the purpose OF prosecu-
ton.
Judge Prichard then announced
that no receiver would be appointed
and arguments on Jurisdiction was
then begun by Mr.. Rountreo.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-07
KING SHOT DOWN
The Crown Prince Also a Victim
OF the Assassins.
KILLED ON THE SPOT

Were Three OF the Murdcrcrs, n
the City Of Lisbon Was In an Up
roar-The Tradcgy Occurred While
King Carlos, Queen Amcllc and
Their Two Sons Were Riding in
the Streets Of the City.