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1 wish to sell my lease on 100
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four miles north of the Morgan
district, as well as all improve
ments thereon. The improvements
consist of a good four room house
in first-class condition, good frame
barn, two granaries. COW barns,
hog pens, chicken houses, etc. The
land is well fenced and has cross
fences. Two artesian wells and a
stand of alfalfa on fifteen acres.
This is snap for anyone wanting
a home The lease runs for the
next five years. Call on or ad-
dress
JOHN LUNDIN.
Alamosa, Colo.
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-Four shares Commonwealth
water stock. Write to Earl G.
Heinly, at Colorado City, Colo.
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Olympic Contest Entries
+ s. s. Il # u u * * @ sB IS u " Il Il 81 " " " VI " 81 81 81 81 @ @ as " "

&C. Gilbert, Yale university; A. NJ.
Goessling. Missuri A. c.; A. L. Dudd
Goodwin, N. Y. A. c.; j. p. Halstead,
n. Y. A. O.; VIM. r. hamilton, Chi
cage A. A.; Sidney II Hatch, First
regiment A. A., Chicago. John ). Hayes
lrish-American A. O.. Harry J. Heb
ner, Illinois A. O.; Harry l.. Hillman.
\. Y. A. c.; f. Leroy Holmes. Chica-
go; L. " Howe, Yale university; n.
j. Hun, Chicago A. A.; T. q. Irons.
Chicago A. A.; Clark S. Jacobs. Uni.
Nersity OF Chicago; l.. T.. Jones, Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania; Daniel ].
Kelly, Irish-AmeTican A. c.. John ].
Krug, Jr., National Junior Turnverein;
| ]. ID. Lightbody, University OF Chica-
go. M. G McGrath, ~ Y A. c.; w. w.
May. University OF Illinois: George
~ Mehnert. National Turnerein; n.
A. Merriam. University of Chicago; I.
Nofft University Of Chicago; T p.
Morrissey Mercury A. c.; Frank
Mount Pleasant, Carlisle Indian
School; Frederick Is Harges. N. Y. A..
e. J. f. O'Conneli. n. Y. A. c. John
n. Patterson. Chicago A. A.; Paul II
! Pilgrim, n T. A. c., Harry F. Porter.
Irish American A. c.: VIM. c. Prout
Boston A. A.. II. II. Ramey, Chicago
a. A.. J. A. Rector, University OF Vir-
ginla; L. G. Rich. nrookline Swimming
| lcluh lawson Robertson. Irish.Ameri-
can A. O.; Ralph Rose Olympic club
San Francisco; F. A. Rowe. Universi
! ty OF Michigan; A. b. Shaw, Dart
mouth university; H. W. Sheppard,
lrish-American A. c.. Martin J..
sheridan, Multonomah A. O.; d. r.
sherman, Dartmouth university; f. c.
lSmlthson. Multonomah A. O.; J. p.
Sullivan. Irish-American A. G.. J. b.
Taylor, JTish-Amerlcan A. c.; Lee j..
/ Talbot. lrish-American A. G.: H. T.
rrubenbach. n, Y. A. c.; j. ID Whit
ham, University Of PennsylVania
A review Of the entry lists indicates
that IN all departments Of sport with
the exception OF rowing. the United
States looks 20 have an excellent
chance Of capturing a creditable share
Of events. Indeed the outlook. in the
opinion nf many prominent athletic
authorities tonight Is that nothing but
sickness or injury 10 star men can
lIreyent the American team from bring
ing home the majority Of honors Of
THE Olympic.
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4 Baseball Romance


mighty throng He saw something
that made him start. 1t was the face
Of a fair-haired girl Only for a min
crowd. Turning he gripped his bat
with a firmer hold faced the pitcher
with a bolder front
Again came the windup and the balf
left the pitchers hand like a cannon
ball But not a quiver shook the frame
of Flester Pilton Random.
He swung at the shoot with all bis
strength.
The bat crashd into the ball with a
mighty whack Flester Pilton sped 20
first Ike o flash.
II was a great hit
The ball lined over the head of the
center fielder who was playing close
In. He started back with the crack
of the bat but too late.
The three men on bases romped
home with the runs that tied the
score.
The great crowd was bowling like
a mob Of maniacs.
Flester Pilton rounded second and
tore for third He saw nothing save
the frantic gesticulations OF the coach
er OF third. Those gesticulations
seemed to say, Go home, go home" ("
Not an instant did he pause, but
turning third like whirlwind, kept
for the plate.
He was near the pan and far away
he seemed to hear some one yelling,
l"Slide, slide"
He flung himself at full length to-
ward the plate and moment later he
heard the tnump Of the ball as it fell
into the catcher's glove.
But it arrived too late.
Flester Pilton Random had cleared
the base with homer and won the
game with a great slide.
The crowd shouldered the mighty
hero and carried him off to the club
house.
But as he went Flester Pilton gazed
again toward the throng. He saw
again the object of his search.
She smiled.
Flester Pilton was happy.
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(By Aesoclated Press.l

New York, june s.-To represent
the United States in the Olympic
games which vii be held In London
next month. 7e men the pick OF the
countrys athletes. were last night
selected as the American team by the
American Olympic team committee at
pa meeting IN the Astor House. The
committee, with its unlimited range Of
selection, picked what is believed viii
he a team OF track and field men that
win bear the American colors worth
ily Dearborn. McGrath. Rose Sheri.
dar and Coe are some of those selec-
ted TO compete In the heavyweight
and discuss events, Sheppard nc mid
ale distance. Hillman Tor the hurdles
and Ewry in the high and broad
jumps are some of the other selec-
ions which are regarded as safe event
winners for the team.
While the team selected viii be the
main reliance Of America IN the vari.
GUS events 10 be contested. the com.
mittee also has formulated a supple
mentary list OF athletes. including
the more promising Of the Younger
element, which may be drawn upon
the complete entry list in some Of
the events.
Following Is the selected list:
Plat Adams, n. Y A. c.; J. c. AT.
lee Princeton University; G. J. Bacon.
Irish American A. O.; s. NJ Bellah
stanford university; +. G.. Bellars n
Y. A. C.. j. A. Biller Brooklyn Cen.
trai Y NJ. C. A.: George " Bonhag
lIrish.American A c.; John j. Brennan
Marquette university, WIS., Joseph
Bromilow Jr.. lfish-American A. c.
~ C. Burroughs. Chicago A. A.. }. c.
Carpenter. Cornell university. NJ j.,
Cartmeli. University Of Psnnsylyania;
H. l.. Coe University Of Michigan; w
W. Coe. Jr., Boston A. A.. p. l.. Cook
Cornell university: G. M Daniels, ~
Y. A. c.; A. M. Dearborn. n. Y. A. O.;
A. c. Dole. Yale. W. r. Dray. Yale;
G, A. Dull, University o. Michigan:
j. J.. Elsele. N " A. O.; Ray G. EWry
! ~ Y A. c.. Jokn H. Flanagan. Irish
American A. c.; Joseph Forshow
/ Missouri A. c.. Robert b. Foster
Chicago A. A.; George W. caidzik
Chicago A. A. j. c. GarTels. Chicags
A. A.; II A. Gidney, Boston A. A.; A
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Kidney Complaints.

Kidney diseases are generally found
IN persons whose blood is impover-
ished or impure, and whose nerves
have not sufficient power or force 70
make the kidneys perform their prop
eF functions.
The duty Of the kidneys is TO filter
the blood, and when this fluid is filed
with uric acid and malarial poisons
they become oveFburdened with ex-
ira work. When the nerves are not
strong, they fail TO supply the power
TO do this work; then the kidneys be-
come clogged and disease sets In.
Kidney complaints usually commence
with cold chllls, especially In the back
and loins, followed with fever and
pain. The pain extends 20 the blad-
der, loins and thighs. The urine be-
comes highly colored or extremely
light. It sometimes looks red or
blood-llke, with brick dust sedi-
ment after standing; or It may be
stringy or milky and filed with albu-
men, the most vital element Of the
body.
When these conditions are allowed
90 continpe they result In one on
more OF he following conditions
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shuIer casser Near Near okmuleee.

ShuIer casser Near Near okmuleee.
Says a dispatch frors Shuler: The
combination we'll drilled on the Konsie
Beryhill 100 acres, section 10-12-12,
six miles southwest of Okmulgee and
four miles west of Shuler. station
on the Frisco railroad by the Tiger
on company, the Fox River Oil com
pany and other interests. is 5000, 900
gasser as about 1900 feet deep. This
location is on what Is locally known
as Tiger flats and an oil well was look
ed for. Six miles east is a $4,000, 900
gasser, in the same formation, making
the Shuler neighborhood look pretty
good for gas.
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Muskonee. s; Independence, ?.

Here's a bit of baseball after the
style Of the writer who sings the Dick
Merriwell dope:
1t was the last inning Of the ninth
inning.
The Clues were three runs to the
dark, two men were out and the bases
filled, with Flester Pilton Random at
the bat
The great crowd was standing in ST.
lence. If only Make Meckley We're at
the bat great raptures would be on tap.
But Flester Pilton Random was at the
plate ahd Random hadn't made hit
all season. He was a great pitcher.
There could be no doubt of that. 1t
was no trouble for him to whip the
triple jump and the quadruple hop
around the necks Of the opposing
batsmen. lie frequently struck out a
dozen men in a game But he couldn't
bat. The great crowd groaned.
But Flester Pilton Random strobe
to the plate with the light of battle
in his clear, blue eyes. II ever he was
TO make a hit now was the time, he
thought His eyes glittered with
steely determination, he was going to
get a hit or die in the attempt. Brave
Flester Pilton
The rival pitcher eyed his opponent
with a look of pity. A sneer curled on
his lips. He would whiff Flester Pill
ton and end the game. Slowly he
wound W his merry-go-round delivery.
The ball whizzed toward the brave
pitcher. Flester Pilton swung at the
ball
! He met II
Crack
But il was a foul.
The catcher recovered the BAH and
tossed il TO the pitcher Again the
twirler sizzled the ball and again Flies
ter Pilton wildly swung.
/ Smack
Was IL a hit?
O. another foul.
The great crowd Toaned again and
many started to leave the park
/ Flester Pilton grabbed a handful
| of soil and rubbed il on his bat
Then turning ne cast look at the
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The nest PlIls Ever sold.

after doctoring 10 years for chronic
indigestion, and spending over two
hundred dollars nothing has done me
as much good as DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. consider them the best pills
ever sold" writes b. f. Ayscue, OF In
gleside, N. c. Sold under guarantee
at C. r. Renfro's drug store. 25c.
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REPUBLICANS 70 HOLD
MEETING IN AToKA.

Special to Daily Leader.
Atoka, Okla, jane 9.--The republi-
cans of the fourth congressional ds-
trict are invited to attend a meeting
here nexti Monda night, June Is. when
plans for future movements viii be
outlined and the discussion OF candi-
dates Will be taken up. John s. Nc
Murray of McAlester, will be here TO
deliver the principal address and il IS
given ont that he is TO be the candi-
date of Atoka to represent congress
from the Fourth district.
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AM RlcAN LEAGUE.


ST. Louis, 10; Philadelphia, o.
ST. Louis. june 9.-Three Philedel.
phia pitchers were unable to stop ST.
Louis batting streak yesterday and
the locals won. 10 to g. Waddell was
a puzzle TO his former team mates.
the eight hits which he allowed being
VOL scattered.
score RH.B.
ST Louis ..... .04t 40 00H-1O is 9
Philadelphia 900 600 600 0 8 ?
Batteries. Waddell and Spencer;
.Vickers. Carter, Krause and Smith.
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Weak women should try Or. Shoop's
Night Cure. These soothing, healing,
antiseptic suppositories go direct to
the seat of these weaknesses, My
Book No. For Women contains
many valuable hints to women, and It
is free. Ask DR. Shoop, Racine. Wis,
to mail It. Ask the doctor in stricteat
confidence. any questions you wish
answered. Dr. Shoop's Night Cure is
sold at Wallace's Drug Store.
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RARTLEsViLLE ACCEPTS
SCHOOL BUILDING PLANS

Special To The Daily Leader
Bartlesyille, Okla, June S,-Tho
plans o. G. W. Squires. Of Emporia,
Kansas, for the new $4,000 high
S0nooi Sulding and the plans Of Wal.
ton Everman and l.. II. Babocock for
three new word school buildings to
cost $4,000 each, have been accepted
by the school board. The construction
contracts have not yet been awarded
The council OF the town of Dewey,
four miles north. has issued notice for
an election on a proposal % vote $50.
900 bonds for a high school building.
There is no opposition to the bond IS
sue and it is certain to carry.
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MoToRMAN DEAD OF
SELF INFLICTED WOUNDS.

Oklahoma City, Jun &C p. Nc,
Kinley. a motorfnan for the Oklahoma
City Street railway company, is dead
at his home, 400 West Cedear street,
as the result OF selfinflicted wound
from 20 automatic revolver. His
death. which is claimed by relatives
TO be the result of an accident, oc-
CURED while Mckinley was sitting on
his bed preparatory to retiring
He was examining the gun, accord
ing to the belief Of his mother, and
unacquainted with its mechanism, &C.
cidentally discharged 1t.
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chlcaao, 2; Washlnqton, /

Chicago. June 9.--Atz's hit, scoring
Davis from second base. with the win
ming run, put Chicago in the lead of
the American league race.
score R.H.E.
Chicago . 600 600 011--2 o
Washington .... 600 900 10O--1 8 3
Batteries. Walsh, White and Weay-
er, Burns, Street and Warner
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Bartlesville, June s.--Neither team
was able to get hits yesterday. and
the game went to the visitors because
.Of errors, to 1.
Score R.H.E
Bartlesvllle 3 Q
hloh sssss s.tss ss..|s $500. ....sl "
Batteries: Thomason snd Bradbury;
peiseli Killilay and Jeffries
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lnnllsitlun MIasourlan.

The news that It takes an Oklahoma
jury only two minutes to render a
verdict of guilty in liquor selling cases
awakens in the public mind mild
interest as TO how the oontraband
stuff is destroyed afterward.-C
age (Mo.) Press.
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"Dr. Thomas Electric OIL is the
best remedy for that often fatal di-
sease-croup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight years. "
Mrs. l.. Whitescre, Buffalo, N. Y.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 6; Lincoln, 5.

OTEFNTIuF y : --TI7NN'I'f .
Omaha, june Omaha won yester
days game from Lincoln by punching
their hits in the first three innings.
Score r. II. r.
Omaha ....... .213 900 OOO-e 9 l..
lincoln .110 Oh O00--5 10 ]
Batteries: Hollenbeck, Sanders and
GonGing; Johnson and Sullivan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-09

The Duncan Banner philosopher
informs lne farmers with daughters
the way 10 keep those girls happy is
to keep them In spending money.
Still, after reflecting and taking time
for same, that same suggestion holds
good all down the line without re-
gard to avocation.
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BASEBALL
AND
OTTER


Brooklyn. June 9.-Cincinnau fin
ished its series here successfully by
winning four straight games today 3
score being TO ?.
score r. II. y.
Cincinnati ...102 600 000--8 6
Brooklyn ...t..,.00l 00l 000--2 o
Batteries. Coakley and WcLean'
pastorihs and Bergen.
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To stop any pain. anywhere in 20 rnin.
utes, simply take Just one of Dr.
Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. Pain means
congestion-blood pressure--that Is
all. DR.. Shops Headache-or Pink
Pain Tablets-will quickly coax blood
pressure away from pain centers. AT
ter that. pain is gone. Headache
Neuralgia, painful periods with women,
etc, get instant help. 20 Tablets 25c
Sold at Wallace's Drug Store.
Get Medallion.
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American League.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


New York, 4; st. Louis, o.
New York, June 9.--McGinnity shut
c1t St. Louis today and his batting
helped the locals 10 win.
Score R.H. e.
ST. Louis .... 600 600 00O--0 6 3
New York ..... 001 l02 0Os-4 10 i
Battaries Raymond and Ludwig;
McGinnity and Bresnahan.
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phliladelphia. June N-Pittsburg
made 81 three victories out Of foar
here by shutting out Philadelphia yss-
ierday. WINS pitched great ball and
not a home player reached third base
Score r. II. b.
Philadelphia -. 600 900 o00--0 2
piitsburg ..... 600 00l i00--5 9 2
Batteries; Moren, Corridor and
Doom; Willis and Gibson.
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New York. s: Cleveland, 1

Cleveland. June 9.--CieVeland QUO
.played New York yesterday, but failed
10 bunch hits and had fifteen men left
on bases, New York winning, to /.
Score RH. p.
cleveland ~ 600 600 0iO--1 II
New York ..... 105 600 0O0-~5 TO l
Batteries: Thielman, Chech and
Bemis: Orth. Kleinow aud Blair.
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Waeo, d shreveport, ..
AMERIcAN AssoclATloN.

AT Toledo
Toledo, 8; Kansas City, 0.
AT Columbus
Columbus. 10; Milwaukee. 5.
AT Louisville
Loulwllle-st. Paul game postponed
Tain.
AT Indianapolis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS game post
poned, rain,
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MAERE rHEY PLAY TopAY.
Wcatern Assoelatlon.

Oklahoma City at Springfield.
Webb City at Wichita.
Topeka at Hutchinson.
Enid at Joplin.
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Joplin, June 9.--Joplin beat Enid
to 2 in a slow game yesterday.
Score R.H. p.
Joplin ........ 900 oil 10f-3 10 6
Enid ........ 900 O20 0cO-2 Z 1
Batteries. Shaner and Harrington;
Selby and Allen.
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FlNNSuiHooVF - AOpeNaf q
Hutchinson, June S.-Topeka was
overwhelmed by punched hits yester-
day and lost, to 2.
Score r. H. ID.
Hutchinson ... .3Of OO3 00e-7 12 Q
Topeka ....... 600 100 00l--2 3
Batteries: Atkinson and Freese;
Forester and Hagerman.
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Wichita, Kas.. June Wichita won
a fast but featureless game from Webb
City yesterday.
Score RsH. e
Webb CITY ..... 900 600 O00-O 3
Wichita ........ 600 010 0o*-1 1
Batteries: Milton and Check; Dick
Armstrong
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National League,


National League,
Pittsburg az New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
American League.
Washington at St Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Texas League.
Galveston at Austin.
Houston az Gan Antonio.
Dallas 1T Shreveport.
Wsco al Fort Worth.
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SPORTS
McAlastar. s. lnla. 4

WtFNTtaterl d ToTa, u
lola, June 9.-McAlester took the
opening game yesterday, to /. Tho
locals used two pitchers, but tho Wis
iturs got eleven hits.
Score R.H. q.
lola .............. 2 .
McAlester II q
Batteries: Geer, Elds and Erloff;
Lingenfeiter and Mason.
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The grass widow has no earthly
use for weeds.
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Boston. June 9.--Chicaeo punched
hits off Flaherty Ia the first inning
Today and aided by slow rtiding, de-
heated Boston. to 2. Flaherty was
spiked by Moran in the eighth and
had to retire
Score R.H. y.
Chicago ....... 400 600 0lO-5 Q O
Boston ........ 600 00i 0lO-2 6 .
Batteries Brown and Moran; Flah-
Hriy, Ferguson and Ball
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oklahoma.kansas Leaaue.

Independence at Muskogee.
Tulsa at Bartlesyille.
hcAlester at lola.
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rExAs LEAoUE.


e. Worth, q DaIIas, !.
TT. Worth, June 9.--Aided by costly
errors, the locals took yesterdays
score RH.E.
Dailas .........1 6 g
ri. Worth ..............2 4 /
Batteries: Cooper and Miller; Dd-
pree and Wick.
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Henry Hood. Mineral Kidfe. O..ragus-''I can
say tkat DeEelis kidney Pills Is the basi remedy
that / evlr used for rheumatism sud EouEy
troubles. have Trad food many kiode ol med
ielne heiors commanced ueinf Deb4fs Kidney
Pills and / could hardly Get up Or down from 4
chair, bu1 aInce comm enced uAIn1 DpoeIle htor
nsy Puis cen gleep better and do1t have 10 fet
np % olien m the nifht ana ! am much bgtter
than va bekors commenced tAkinf them-"
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san Antonio, 4; Galveston, 8

san AntOniO June 9,-By heaNy hlt
ting the home team edged out over
Galveston, 4 to 3.
Score X. II. 10
Galveston 9 I
San Antonio ,.............-.4 IL 0
Batteries Hise and Lawson; Burns
aud Alexander.
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Houaton. n AuetIn. 4.

Austin. June ga Swatfest. coupled
with errors gave the game yesterday
afternoon TO the visitors, z TO q.
Score RH, p.
Houston IA I
Austin ....,..........., 3
Batteries; Jackson and Dawson;
Casey and Killlfer.
Waco, 2; Shreveport, 0.
Score RH. h.
Waco ................. "a y
Shreveport ....-..............O
Batteries; Hornsby and Powell;
Bruner and Petit
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Get a Medallion.
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Backache, Weak Back, Rheumatism.
Diabetes, Bright's Disease. Gravel,
.Gout, Irritation OF the bladder.
Sealding Urine. Swelling Of the Ank-
les, T,ropsy, or some other form Of
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