davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-01
NIIcrIei.

Serr g. 9. @ieoemonn Don
@ouonb mahte nns ieinen 8eilld5.
gr befinoet 1ib bier in 8egleiiunq
bes 9errn San 8loemen @aonoers.
UNI Snformation iiber bieiige Ser
baltnilIe 5n iommeln, in Der @biidt,
ipater cine boqanoii6e &olon1G
iiiolib BON San Mntonio an3nlegen
Iuh beiBt es,. bob bic Serren cir
boadnoiihes Spnbifat pertreten, oas
ii1 an benz 8au Der 8abn bon Gori
O'Gonnor uof gictorio uno epen
tuea bon BORT nod bier, 81 beteiligen
geoenft.
Mm 1. DECEMBER lit oas Anti=
Nepotismls @eieB in aroft getre=
ten unb Die perihieoenen Gonntp=
8eamten Die in ibren 9eparte-
ments 8ermanote ollgeitellt bdtten,
baben oieielben entlaiien miilien.
SIN 8oli5etgeriht murben Der.
gangenen Monat 527 5aae per-
banbelt. 148 Baare lieBen ii6 Sci
ratsideine ousitellen. 267 8aller
laubnisi6eine umuroen ausgeeebell
fir DISQUALIFICATION I'M angegebenell
@ert bon $188,225.
Ser Hro5eB segen s. Is. 0lifs
1T megen abmeienbeit Der 3eugen
0es @~ngeflaeten bis gum nadlten
Sermin perlhoben moroen.
Mm SnmaItag abeno giebt Der
8eetbopen W1nner6or fir ieine
Mitglieoer ein groBes 4on5ert, Bel
Dem Der Gbor ben oEilgerbor" aus
ygannb1uler" uno oas oWailie6e
BON Ban Der Stufen iingen ilno
mebrere trefflibe Soliiteu mitmirfe1
mer6en.
Sdiiler uno Shiilerinner Der
9ohihule iiben Die beiben biibldjen
oeutiben ginafter uWoniieur 9ercia-
les" unb ugigenlifm ober Soft lei
oanf, Der Gid lit geoeft" ein uno'
meroen ie mad @eibnadten CUR
Muffiibrung bringen. IS mirfen
nit: @ngo glmenoorf Splpon Gang,
@alter @rotbaus, 4oele Meper,
Carrie @aro, Clarence @olf, Gu-
6oIf 9eniel, Mar Nauibiis, Olga
8ogel, Olga @erermam1, Iranf
9augbertp urb 2inie Yfeiffer.
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QofdleS.
Cine Observation-Disclosures

lit apiiden Dem Wopor Gauaeba.l
uno oen &ontraftoren fir Die 8fia=
lterung Der Sou1ton StraBe meeen
Der Mii6ung 0es 4spbalts ollsge-
bro1en. Die &ontraftoren baben Die
Mbii1t, einen blollen Stein gu be-
nusen, Der ben Sadsboro loger1
uno Wapor @aIagban mill oofiir
8ranit bon 2la1o baben, neil er
gloubt BOB ser bfaue Stein fir Die
Wiidung, ipenn audi ni6t untoug=
lid 10 bod) mirtberlpertig lit. Ser
&ontroft #idreibt auBer @ronit bon
2lano, Grant bon Sodsborrougb
Dor. Oil &ontraftoren MAIDEN GEL
tend, DOB es fem Sodsborrouob
giebt, ionoerrt elm Sadsboro. Iber
ielbit penn Die Sdreibart ridtig ma-
re, 10 lit es unmoglif Grant BON
Sadsboro 5u be5ieben, o. es gun-
bert Meilen I'M l1mfreiie BON Safs-
boro feinen Grant giebt. ionoern
nur ben bepuBten blauen Stein.
Die &ontraftoren bebaupten ferner,
oaB oieler Stein fir Die Miidune
nit 4spbalt geeieneter lit, ipie Der
@ronit bon 2lono. Ser Staot-Sn=
geniellr lit ~aleroings entgegengeieb=
ter Mniidt. St ge3ug ouf Die BON Den
4ontraftoren erbobenen ginipenonf-
gen bernerft Der Wapor, oaB oas
CUR 8ernenoung fommerrbe Woterial
Die 3uitimmung oes Staot-Sn-
geniellrs baben nntB, oas lei aber
bel Dem blauen Stein BON Sadsbnro
nidt Der Saa. Die @ngelesenbeit
mir0 nof n1her erDrtert mer0e1t
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Wrnnoeiaentmms ncbertrasnnscm.

SriB &pges an Sriebrid @oges, Vim
tell an 1919 Ader 2aub in 8erar
gpurtp; $4,000.
6. S. seepr uilo Srou an 6. Collins,
@runbitiid in Der Nlau1n t6eigbts Quo
b%ipi1ip1i; $500.
clifton George an 81. 6. aloepper,
@rullbltiid in Der &ebitone Narf Cur
o%ipiiiotl; 5000.
s. 90. @eagia an George 5epoler,
@runbitiide in ben gitpzglods 1897,
1898, 1899 unb 1912; $3575.
Oscar 8. 8rofpn ulb Srau an @iis
liam $. @oeselin, @runbitiid in Der
&ebitone 8nrf NbDition; $477.50.
aincoln Improvement @ompanp aTi
CHARLES &ublman, @runbtiid in Der
2incoln Ylace MDoition; $3.50.
81. q. @ittin9er on Saul Selal,
@runoitiid On Der Nogalitas StraBc;
1926.
Wiuiam S. 96ue unn Charles :.
Sindam an Eablo @ru5, @rnnbfild on
Der Gan Seri1anbo Ctr; $3.50.
@otparo Srit 2ied uno Sral1 an Ga
Uterine Sled, Mflteil an $40 Nder, -
4der, 1876 @der, 10 Gder, 25,32
4der, 100 Nder 2ano, ferrer an @rulloe
ifiiden in 8lpd 40, Gan Nntonio; $3.50.
Mlbin 6eibel an q. De Zane, @rnnpz
itiid an Der @de Der 8almetto Ipenue
uub gourmet Ctr; 1875.
2ouis @alter u1b Srau an otto uno
Sba Sepin, Elm Stiid 2anb in 8erar
County; $3.50.
Sobn Moder an g. 8. @ilnl, @rlnoz
itiid an Der @ictoria Ctr, $500.
sc. 6. 5anep nlb Srou an s. s.
@olf, 8runoItiid on Der Maion Ctr,
$2100.
5obn ainlley an Soc 81. Sadef, ~
Ider 2anb; $1,000.
@biparb 8eere unb Srau an @ottlie5
9iebeI, 1854 Ider 2ano, ferner
@runoitiid in Der Stabt, ba8u 9ferhe,
@ieb Ii. I. ~; $11 900.
8iberiibe 2anb anb Improvement
Company an s. g. unb 2ouis Srep,
@runbitiid III Der Giberfibe 9arf @bp:.
tipn; $3.50.
5, g. @roesbed If. an gbas q.
Gibl, @rnnoitiid in ben gitpS8lods 2153
unD Pts; 800.
gmil Nnerbab an $. 8. nno 6. s.
@la5e, @runbftiid in Der Wabelie1e
Serrace; $500.
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Sen Sperlinesfopt I'M Die Gotte
&orab los5ltiperoen. llmionit, ote
8oli5ei idoB, BIS iie fem 8ulper meDr
bottle, uno oas Gountp 5ablte, bis
oie &ennies biinl1er nuroen, aber
bic Spoben muroen babel oifer nno
nit ieoem Gage 5ablrei6er. Sett
Mill mon iie pergiftett. Iber Die
8ermutung liegt nabe, oaB oie
Spoten oos ibnen gebotene @ift
ebenio penig freiien mer0en nie mel
LAMB Die Musfitos, uno ooB mott
i6lieBlib nit 8oetbe laeen miro:
u9ie ib rief bie Setter, nero i6
nun ni6t los"
Ginc ncae WGbel= 5irma.
9ie Serren Sod BON 0ba1is nno
@olobed BON bier, 5mei molbefannte
@eidaftsleute, boben Die Some
6urnilbing So. ausaefallft nno u1l=
ter Dem Nonter1.
She &ud)=@ plbbef Gp.,
eine nel1e Mobel- Sirna gebiloet. Sic
perfaufen, mie aus Ser In5eige er-
li6tlid, bie @iien-, 8or5eaan.,
8led- uno Observation-Disclosures sum
&oitpreiie aus, Inn li6 ein5ig u1o
aQein ouf Die Mobelbran6e 81 per=
leaen. @ir miinihen Der nenea
Sirmo better grfolg.
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antportete Gouletabile. uNad Dem
Sriib1tiid neroen mir u15 mieoer an
Die 4rbeit MAIDEN. Sd neroe met
men Irtifel idreiben, uno Sic mer-
Sen 10 freunolid iein, i'm mir in
Die Heoaftion gu beiorgen."
a8as2. Sic fommen niht
nit mir 5nriid24
uNein, i6 idlafe bier
Sd munote Mid &ouletabiae gu.
gr iproh inn grnlt, uno SEER 60
bert 9ar5ac l6ien nibt i'm gering=
item eritount.
@ir gingen ieBt ON @artturul
borbei uno borten elm Stobnen.
&ouletabile fragte:
o@arnm bat man iene 2eute per=
baftet?"
r9os lit Elm menig meme ShnlO."
iagte Serr 0ar5ac. SD bemerfte
geltern Dem Neutrality-suspicious. se-
geniiber, es lei ga15 unerfldrli6, Dab
Die Goncierges 3eit eebabt battelL Sic
&epolperi6uIie 81 boren, iid oasu-
fleioen mo Die 5iemlih groBe Strede
5miidcn ibrem Sauie uno Dem Haoil-
ION 5nriid5uIegen, alles in 5mei Mi=
nltter; oenn nidt mebr ais 5tpei Wti-
nuten pergineen 5mii6en ben Geool-
peridiiIien uno Dem Woment, als iie
bonn &ater Sacques ~getroffen moroea
itno."
yaaeroings, oas 1T peroadtig,
gab Hollletabiae 81. Limo tie marel1
dngefleiOet?"
(Tortfebung foIet.]
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mir banfem iollen.

Wie WandJer lit i'm 9e6en
9ph uirflid unbanfbar,
nnb croft nit feinem 3puie,
Weil cs nnidt anbers" mar.
Nmn sibt es iupl gar gieIes,
@as nns nidJt gans gefalt,
Wir lebet NAL in einer
yfpd rnuplfumm'nen @elt.
Odd etiuas bat Elm Seber,
Wpfiir er banten iplt,
Anitatt er nit benz Sdidial
I'M Gleinigfeiten croft.
Die ih1nife Cab anf Grben.
ST Elm geimmbes Slut,
Wic Manfer gdb b'rum gerne
cabin ietn 6ab' nnb Gut.
Gin anb'rer 8rmnb gum Sanfen
Der tit: ein frpber Sinn,
Der iiber bel 8efhmerbem
nns ipielcnb fiibrt babin.
nnb nit tim lit p~erbmnben
Damn meift 3nfric6cn6cit,
um ttnf'res Hah6ars Glitter
Gualt mns fein blaiier Nei6.
Ber einem Jreuno ermprben,
Der bait tim treit nnb felt,
Gr tit BON allen 0aben
9cs 2ebens bod bic Seif'.
User nur fir lid aleim
Senft, baitbelt Dber fpridt,
Der 1tebt gar balb perlaiIen
nnb lit elm armer Wid1t.
4crlt mts aud fein G~bampasner
geim Srenbenmable bier,
So fist fid gang semiitlid
8eim 0laie 2pne star 8ier.
Sas lit audi elite Wabe,
Sir bic man banfen ipa,
Sic ipa nns nidt entreiken
Der Mmferbanhe @rpl.
SD ipGllen mir erbcben,
Die pulen 0lafer fhpn,
Wir oanfen - redJt BON Ser5et, -
AtdJ fit 9rpbibittpn.
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Die bSicn Spabcn.

9infs-Mferbolis &ommiiIdr 5lan-
oers bat Dos Sort, 6iiderei= uno
Sngo-D epartement oes Staates er-
inht, feline 3%uitimmung CUR 8ergif-
tnng offer Spaben in ben 9iitriften
gu geben, melfe BON Der Maul- uito
Ssauenieuhe beimgeiuht iino. Ser
mltIi1 miro alfo Der i9arfiinnigc
@iilfs-a ommiiiar gu Der neber5er-
gung gefommen iein, oaB Die
Spasen Die erpabnten Seuden auf
bas pierbeinige Ginopieb ii~bertrager,
mie Die Mnsfitos Die Malaria uio
ons gelbe 5ieber auf Dos 8peibeinigc.
8, oieIe Spasenl Son auen lill-
erpinihten ginpanoerern iino lie
Die unerpiinihteiten, troboem Der
Mifimilations- nno 4fflimatilie-
rungs-Yro5eb Ihneller BET ibnen bon
Itatten sesangen lit, mie BEL allsir
Mnoeren. Wan bradte lie Dor ei-
mem bnlben Sobrbunoert bierber,
Inn Die Wusfitos gu pertilgen, braG)-
te iie alio gemiiermaBen oils Som
traftarbeiter ms 2ano uno muB
jebt Die 5olgen tragen.
Bon Mnfang an NOR ben Sper-
lingen Die bidite Stride ODER Oas
bette @etreioe lieber, als Der oiianl-
beinigite Musfito, melden tie nit
louperdner @eraftung noIig iglto-
rierten. Sn Der freibeitlihen @t-
moipbdre Golumbias uno bel ben
gnnitigiten MISUNDERSTANDING
fiiblten iie iid bier 10 mobl uno
permebrten iid in iolher 8eiie. bob
man balo nibt miBte, ner Die
qroBere .Nuiiance" lei, Die Miisfitos
ooer Die Spaben. Muf Dem fladen
2an6e fraBen iie Dem bieoeren SCR
mer oas aorn idneaer aus ben
Burden fort, mie tic es iaen fonn=
ten, ulo in ben groBen Staoten Of
fupierten iie gu 3auienoen jeoen
9elegrapben- ODER 9e~lepbonorabt
H.. geriertelt ii6 BORT ais unbeidranf,
te gigentiimer, obne Die geringlte
@iidiidt autf Die tief unter ibnen be-
finoliden 8oiionten 81 nebmen.
Won bat lie bon Den Selegrnpben-
ordbten auf beborblife 8eroronung
bin 5u 6ulioerten beruntergeihoiien,
uno piele fleinere Srtlhoften be3abl-
ten ben geboroen cinen Gent fir ie-
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yrtef-StEe.

@erren: 9. S. 9ubinsfp, S. 8
gnen, aoam Selling, Soiep9 arus, @es
than Solpentbal, Sermam O6ie. 6. s.
Slider, @. S. S6anauer, @m. Sped)r,
g. 8. S6aeffer. S. g. Guide, +.
Saer5, Carl @olf, q. @bf6ebfi.
Samen. Marion 8ranb, .Solie
Tobn, Wers. q. 9offartb, gli1abetf
9ener, Srancis M. Sadel, Slora Nits
ter. Wrs. q. 6. S9ermerborn, @nmn
SAero, Mnnie @eitfalI.
fterbof.
Stetion 81: 8eter q. sleb, @1rs.
Mnb Sranf.
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21t ~berfamfen.

Sin gutter @ei6aftspIab in Ger
Staot Morion uno cine quite 200
Ider Sorm in ser Ndbe bon San
antonio iino 81 berfaufen. Mtoa
menoe li6 on
q. Surgfelo,
81. 81. $50. 8. 9or "A, Gan &ntonio.
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Subu 8. SoIrun, 0ffentlider go
tar. 8runOeieentum. Igent fir
&cniionsaniprii6e. 3immer 8, ct.
Sames &otel, SIt.Soititon StraBc,
8eibe Telephone $50.
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Setrats.@metue.

Mnton 3. Sfeil unb Srieba Steal.
Ebilipp Wargolius uno Wnrb Hotner.
artbur Sliper 2oep uulb SrieDa
Srances Sriemutb.
Oscar &appmeber unb 2iQie 8enfer.
Gbparb q. Scamp unb Srieba Meper.
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8aaemmadler aeIndjt.

@eiudt miro elm tii9tiger @asell-
genmo6er. St1noige @rbeit utb
gutter 2obn.
g. Sdiffers & S6bne.
9O2 Muitin Strage.
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- 9eutidlono fiibrt infer anee-
rem 10000 9oppel5entner Stett-
na0eln oltS.
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Sragt mid megen meines 9to=
ien-8oridlags. 8. s. Sndp, 81
tes Selepbon 1924.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
COUNTY SEAT
CRIES FRAUD

Application for an order restraining
the removal of the records OF Jefl2f-
son county to the town OF Waurikl,
which was designated thc winner N
the recent county seat fight. was filed
in supreme coWt by representatives
of the town of Ryan. the temporary
county seat designated by the consi-
tutional convention.
Two elections we're held In Jeffer'
son county In The second Waurlka on
the face of the returns had a major.
iiy of 23l over Ryan. Charges Ut
gross Irregularities in connection with
The election heid September ,, are
made in the petition Of Ryan. II is al
legged that COL spurious votes wee
east. Among the other charges is that
persons interested In the success ot
| Waurika herdcd large number OF
negroes into that town the night before
| The election aud voted them illegally
The hearing for the restraining or
der will be conducted By the court Oc-
tOber 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-22
WHY
BRYAN
WILL. WIN

The New York World the lsrgsa,
and rnoES widely read newspaper IN
the United States. which opposed Mr..
Bryan in 1895 and IN 1900 cannot
longer stand for the evident delivery
OF the republican party soul and body
TO the trusts, aud is openly espousinE
the election of Mr. Rtvap over TAFT
In 6 recent issue Il Offers twelve rss.
sonk why the republican party should
not be continued IN power as fol-
lowF;
4 It has bssn eztyarsgant ana
yssieiul
1t has attempted 10 popularlzs
gsr.
a. Il has glorisd in Philippine i'm.
pedslism.
g. II has menaced The stskes with
federal usurpauon BY means Of con
slructire Jurisprudence.
SIT has recklessly undermined
confidence in our business methods.
causing pauic. depression and suffer-
ing
8 II has prohted BY the political
contributions OF corporations seeking
legislative iavors.
Il has spoken ypcieronsly against
the malefactors Of great wealth. but II
has not brought one OF them 20 JUS
tice
s. II has bullied congress threaten'
ins 10 90 az d pleased. Law OF no law,
8 Il has assailed the courts when
their judgments were contrary TO tic
wishes
10, n has maintained the highest
3aria ever known ln free country
epd has made no move IN favor Of
Income and inhelitance taxes.
n. ia has constantly demanded Law
and more law for the prosecution ol
ne trusts. although existing laws are
held oy IL 70 be too drastic Tor en-
forcemeni
II. II II now attempting 70 ronn'
out a career OF wlliulness, greed, am
bition and tyranny bY forcing ihf
election Of a personally eAceiIent an'
Amiable proxy
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Democratic nominees for represen-
atives. This does not include the
luiorial candidates.
7. v. Faulkner. kiuwH County.
:. r. Terrell. Kiowa County.
Logan Hawkins. Kay county
q. r. Brown. Kay.
prcutiss Price, Osago.
". r. Gllmer, Carter.
John r. Whayne. Carter.
NJ Turner. Murray.
Il. +. Hartman. Noble.
Charles y. Powell, Major.
q. W. Lewis. BcckhaIn,
William ] Parsons. woods.
S. q Ashby. Jackson.
G.. 4 Castle, Wagoncr,
league Ray. Logan
n. E. Derwin, Logan
Walter II. Mathews, Logan
J. w burst. Harper.
Frank /. Castecl CimarTQn,
II. II. King, Tillman.
Charles Burks. oklahoma. second.
ed. l.. Dunn, oklahoma, arst
4. NJ. Putnam, Oklahoma, first
j. A. Markwell. Oklahoma, at large
E j. Earle Texas.
! w Hart, Woodward.
J. j. Savage. Greer, second district
John r. McCalla, Love.
G. l.. " ilson. Greer. first district.
Elmer v Jesse. Ellis,
II. o Tenor. Dewey.
Joseph l.. Paschal, Roger Mills.
Zen r. Williams, Pushmataha.
~. 6. blanchard, McClain.
G.. A. Anderson, McCurtain.
s. W. Hatchin. Cleveland.
Whed,i b. stone. Greek.
Frank l.. Haynes. Tulsa.
Milton b. Cone. Canadian.
D. s. Sell, CaddO.
Joe Smith, Caddo.
Frank HuddlesiOu. Pontotoc.
Henry lreton, Grady.
=. l.. Glover, Grady.
F. l. Hotchkiss Blaine.
Lyman w. White. Choctaw.
Alex C. Savage. JEFFERSON.
Bert Tillotscn, NOwata.
Bob Wallace. Garvin.
J. RotenbeFg. Garyin.
A. p smith, Okfuskee.
Ed Boyle, Haskell. 'N
Lee b. smith. Delaware. ~ nsf
A. I. Homes. Otawa siioN
r. II. Crouch Cherokee.
T. l.. Rider. Adair,
Lon Lovelace, Latimer.
s. c. Rurnette, Washita.
John ~. McDnnee, Marshall
Jesse b. Chastain. Seminole.
Leslie Y. ROSS. Comanche.
II. NJ. Jarrett, Lincoln. second dis
II. NJ. Williams. Lincoln. firsa dist.
j. NJ Rstliff. Johnston.
George K. John. Coal
n. J. Johnston Hughes.
D, NJ, McElhaney. Plttsburs.
William S. Rogers, Pittsbufe.
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The complete list OF senators noml'
rated Oy all parties, by districts toI'
lows:
Second dlstict-E- l.. Mitchell (D);
30 llcpubhcan
Fourth 6istricl--II. J. Denton tDl;
Webster Smith Isl; no Republican.
Sixth district--J. J. Williams lD)'
II hfc Knowles (Rl.
Eighth district-p. J. Gouldlng (p);
~. p. Llghtfoot tIp.
Ninth dlstrict-J. Mark Worten
lD); Earnest b. Chapman (Rl.
Tenth district. q. Newell ODE
Z. II. scot (RD: George A. Moore tS).
Twelfth district-James A. Kirk
y ood Cd; Harper s. Cunningham
tR): George II. Morgan (S(.
Thirt nth districi--M. +. Egger
an (Di. Wiiberforce Jones (R)i {.
q. Boylan (S).
Fourt eenth district-W, II Johnson
Cd; f. NJ. colyille (R)i j. I. Barn
aid Isl.
Fifteenth district-George o, Joan
SON (D); .. d. Shields (s)i no tepun'
lican.
sixteenth distrlctrsWashtngton saw
nee an, declined to serve; E. ID
.b, ownleei tR) .tJohn A. Gales tSl.
Seventeenth district - J. Elmer
ghomas do; no Republicans
\ Eighteenth disndct--H Hurry ~ AEen
sfD); Willa@ Hutchinson tRl; James
"a. Higdol (SJ
Ninetsenthl district--R. ~; Wynne
h(D): w. J s'9eDhesd (R).
Twentieth 6tFtritt-Jegse NJ. Hatch
Ictt ID Charles; r. GtssOn (R); Ca
al. Caused AS1 yft
B Twehxsseeonds sasrict-R S. Hurs
% !; Prank q W CHo ;iSEilliam D
Hayman (S).
Twenty.Third districi-Vy- y. Stew
art Cd; George vs.. Richardson tI)
Twenty-Sixth distflet-W. SO gsfnk
lin Oh, no Republican.
TWenty-Seventh district Ihessi'
Mcintosh (D) HAIRY BseleS lO.
Tyenls lsiEnth dislr3ct--S. sE SSkla
teNertdDt. D 70 clocR1n (lsl.
Thirtixth a'stItct--ta ~, gaDSrgsl
Il (Dl no Republican.
Thirgy-second district <. 20nI
l(Dl r r. Potter fa).
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.
cleveland takes the Lead.

Cleveland. o., Sept 22.-Cleveland
opened the New York series with 5
to yictory. going into first place.
Both teams played ragged ball. New
York making five errors and Cleveland
three Berger did not pitch as good
as usual. being hit safely In every
inning but one. Outside of the fifth
he was steady in pinches and New
York had eleven men left on bases.
Lake started ont we'll for New York.
but Cleveland punched four hits and
sacrifice with Balls error In the
fourth and scored four runs. Warhop
finished the game and blanked the c,-
Gals Birmingham, who batted in the
winning runs. starred in the field.
Alter the game the immense crow
swarmed upon the diamond and impa-
llently awaited the chalking up OF the
Detroit Boston score. When the fig.
ures went up showing Boston had de
feated Detroit, there was great ou.-
burst OF cheering,
Score R.H. e
cleveland 100 400 00@--5 s 4
New York .... 900 O3O OO0--3
Batteries; Becgef and Bemis; Lake
Warhop and Blair.
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cARDY's RAw PLAY.
toouilpueo from Paso -

(coutinueo from Pseo f.)
a 80 4 one lie smiled knowingly v
cbappell while Secretary House coy.
cred his face with his hand TO hide the
lock Of disgust that was prompted hy
the negotiations being made With ta
man woe Ee1med hiniself nem0eFaf
Cardwell then told Norris OF his
latest challenge to Governor Haskell
which is 20 come within few days
This also pleased Norris.
AS yet Cardweils speaking dates
under the auspices OF the Republican
committee have not been announced
A prominent member ct the Sons oi
Washington said this mOrning that hls
conception OF the lodge does not justif,
the order being used by Cardwen e
tight bis battles With any political OF
ganizatiQn.
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W. p. Anthony. stephens.
William r. Semple. Biyan.
Charles r. smith, Atoka.
G, w. Allen, Sequoyah.
G. G. ldathies. LcFlore.
James i. Mathews. Payne.
All .1,lls. Garfield second district
William Murdoch, Pawnce
J W. Stin. Kilgdsher
Dan Hueh Garfield. first district.
6. $ Workman, Rogers.
r. ~ Raicliff, Craig.
J. w. smith, Grant
a ! Butts. Alfalfa.
W r. durham. POltawRlomie.
W $. Carson. Pottawaiomle.
Milton Bryan, Poiiawatomie.
Democratic Pictorial Candidates.
Riloy n. Cloud, Cherokee. Alfalfa
and Grant
W, A. Duraut, Durant Bryan and
Atoka.
Ben r. wilson. Cereal. Il. No. ., Cad
do. Canadian and Cleveland
Woodson y. N0ryellc, Tulsa, Crcet
and Tulsa
Peter ), cayne. vinita, Craig and
Rogers
Anil Il. Japp, Lawton, comanch'
and Stephens.
John n Moore. olney, johnston anl
Coal
Sam Sanders. Muskogee an,
Haskcll.
Geo D. Hudson, Gushing, Payne an,
Pawuce.
Ben + Harrison CALVIN, Pittsbur'
and Hughes,
watomie and Lincoln.
E. D. Ratlif; Ada, Pontotoc and Sem
mole
Wilson o. Bruton, Muldrow, Sequo
ysh aud lie Flore.
i, L. Reeves, Din. washita and Gus
ter.
Garfield and Kingiisher aid not nom
mate a flotorlal candidate.
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0 o o 9 o O o o o o o OOQO Z
FIELDING LEWIS RESIGNS

Fielding Lewis, first assistant attor.
ney general OF Oklahoma, yesterday
filed hi sresigna ion with AttOrney
General West To- lake effect lmmedi,
aiely. Mr. l.ew,s resigns on account
Of The urgent demands Of his private
practice al McAlesier MIR, Lewis
states that he is losing $4,000 a year
by holding office His salary was 81,
700 a year Mr. Lewis Is one OF tht
leadiHg Young attorneys OF the east.
en part of ihe state. His many
friends In the caoiCgl ellyregreL to see
M Lewis return TO McAlestef, III
caves this evening for McAlester q
lssume bis private piaetice.
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Pit,sburg BREAKS Even With Giants.
New York, Sep' - The Pittsburg
team made It two ont of four from
the New York club yesterday in a
game in which both MathcwsOn and
Willis pitched in superb form. Hits
by Wilson, Gibson AID Clark gave the
pittsburgs two runs in the third in.
ming. These three men were the oniy
ones who got a base at all for Pitts
burg sew York made their one rul
on hit batsman. McCormlcks double
aud an infield out Eighteen New
Workers ard fifteen pittsburgers went
out on fly balls.
Score Ri y
pittsburg ..... 002 900 000-2 3
New York $500. 600 ole 000--l 2 1
Batteries Willis and Gibson; Nd.
thews0n and Bresnahan.
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Boston. 4: Detroit, 3.

Detroit. Sept 22.--Wagner's home
run in the ninth after Gessler had
singled and Cravath had walked, de-
cided yesterdays game. though Dc.
troit made a good bid for a tie in the
ninth.
score RH. e.
Detroit ...,.... 900 00l O02-3 =
Boston .s..,...., 900 0lO OO3-4
Battcrics iillian and Thomas:
Burohcll and Criger
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chIoano. 2; PhIIadeIphIa. D.

Chicago. Sept 22-Chlcago shut out
/ Philadelphia hcyc. TO D. The visitors
were unable to hit Walsh until the la
ter innings.
Score r. II. Il.
Chicago ....... l00 eco i0*E2 =
Philadelphia a.. OO0 900 0O0---U (
Datteries Walsh aud sullivan;
Scbliizer aud Powers.
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Second Game.
Brool<lvn. q; 81. Louis, 3.

Brooklyn, SepsQ 22.--St Louis fin
ished up It's season with Brooklyn, be-
ing defeated by a score Of 8 to 3.
score- r. H. T..
ST. Louis ...3...402t Ol0 000-3 Z
BROOKLYN ......l00 i0I 02S-S
Batteries: Raymond. Sallee, Lush,
Bliss: Ruoker and Farmer
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clncInnatl. 8: Boston. 5.

Boston. Sept 22.--Cincinnai won
the third straight game from Boston
today, & to 8. batting MEG Carthy freely
and taking advantage OF Ferguson's
wildness.
Score X. II. p.
Cincinnati .... POI 020 300--S /
Boston ......... 03t 100 00O-5
Batteries: Oroole, Dubuee AMI
SchIei; Mccarthy. Ferguson, Graham
and Bowerman