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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
ATTRACTIVE HOMES AT REASONABLE PRICES

$3.50 troom frame cottage, jtb built only blocks from car north of Ames Ave-,
on 18th st; lot Ex1O feet; only $500 cash; balance very easy payments
IL 4 N Nh 81. Groom cottage city water eve and gas paved street ~"
aSO-H8 ErAne ST. 5room frame cottage, city water gas and furnace fruit
WSnG3S WE0n g.. groom .GWasS CIV wara ad gas Gn VTH TW ~
HSa-@t6 \, 18Th St, 7room; story fame house. city water sewer gas an
S0o-90 8 asts st, 6Toomf frame cottage strictly modern, large rooms, first
ET0-26 Willis Ave. Sroom, 2story frame house. stcuy modern mantl ad
crate in paror Exceptionally large barn, first class eghborhood. close to W
t0N-2ss Henderson St. rooms 2scry and attic frame house, strictly
moe eE6 GW eGon nTSm a 0 m"e nMr T.1rs pm@H" onahof tano howe oxcartnnauv
SJ9SS n 10th St s rroom, "Sstry frame house bull in 1877. strictly modern.
brAton electric light IND gas fixtures oak finish first floor hard zine second
near FarnamL Fne Vest Farnam location. N price is right
oak finish first floor, white enamel hnsh second, oak floors, five bedrooms-SON
S25G-Sroom 2yfory frame house, recently built quarter sawed oak finish first
floor, I bedrooms second floor, cmbnatcn gas nd electric light fixtures, on Sh
St., near Farnam St
INVESTMENTS
S25O 8 W. corner 18th and Jackson st, 3forya md basement substantial brck
bulding, 66x6 TT, renting for $500 per year, tenants make all their W repairs
@a0N.E corner I'D me Pierce st. lot r2sr@ #. with 4 frame buildings
nov renting for *h% per year always occupied, brick paving on I'D St investigate
tLsN-Doube hame story and a half house renting for 5000 per year on Decatur.
near 2h St
BUILDING SITES
SIDgxI4 #, facing the Majestic on sherman Ave, all specials paid.
ROO-Eas front lot on 10th St. just south Of Dewey excellent location hr choice
N@Nl6S # on Sh St, in Bems Park, fronting cas-. =
webster St All specials paid. excellent location FOR brick flats
terms.
GEORGE & co, 1901 Farnam St.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY ron SALE.
Continued.
Payne Investment Co.

FaYne investment 70.
5 l,O5L-room cottage, partly modern, on
Sl,1O-5-room house near 25th and Cum
ing, paved street, good barn.
s l,SOO-5-room house. city water, sewer and
gas; small stable. North Goth st.
: ?, 2OC-6-room. all modern cottage on 21st,
near Vinton. Nearly new and In
first class condition.
3,OO-One 7-room, all modern house. and
one 4-room partly modern cottage
on Franklin St, west of Path.
s ~sOcO-6-room and Groom cottages, partly
modern. near 2sth and Burt. Rental,
$3.50 per month.
8 3.OoO-S-room house and two corner lots
at 35th and Franklin.
8 2OOO-A Groom, all modern 2-story house,
with south front lot J0x135; near
18th and Hamilton.
s 3.25O-A 7-room cottage at Goth and Wool
worth; modern except furnace.
East front.
s 3,5OO-At Goth and Woolworth, an S-room
all modern 2-storv house, paved
street; one block from car.
5 3,5OO-Elegant 7-room, new and strictly
modern house, at oath and Maple.
s 3,5OO-116 s. 18th ST., 9 rooms, all modern.
Lot 40xl17, one block from Farnam
car. We want an offer; cash or
terms.
8 3, TJO-s-room, all modern 2-story house,
at 10th and Seward. South front;
paved street.
s 8, 75O-36th and Webster, a 10-room strictly
modern house. Corner lot; paved
street.
4,2OO-On N. 10th st. Boulevard, near
Grace St. an S-room strictly mod
ern new house. Beautiful interior
finish.
s 5,5O0-An elegant S-room modern resi-
dence in the West Farnam district.
Oak finish; hot water heat; full lot
and one block to car.
s 9,OOO-One 10-room, all modern residence
and one Groom cottage, modern ex-
cept, furnace, in Hanscom Park dis
trict. Corner lot; both streets
paved. A beautiful home and a
good investment.
SIS, - the high school and within
easy walking distance, a beautiful
Broom brick residence. Cost, $4,000
to build; lot worth $4,000. One Of
the best homes in town, at half Its
value.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-05
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND o sALu
Canada.

WANTED - We have several thousand
acres OF good Colorado lands for sale; we
want good, live agents to represent us
Globe Land and Investment Co. Omaha
Neb. C0)-M866
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o 0 o Q O o 0 O @ O o @ O O O
AT THE THEATRE.
) o Q 0 0 Q 0 0 Q o Q Q 0 Q 0 Q
The Man From Home" /"

"The Man From Home"
They woke Bismarck al o'clock IN
dle morning to tell him that war had
been declared between France and
Germany, and rhe iron statesman oh.
served sleepily;
LOOK in the upper right hand
drawer Of the desk and see that am
awakened at six"
When he arose at the hour he
named, the armies Of Prussia were al
ready on their way to Paris.
Al least that Is the story they teH.
and II ii isn't true, Il might Just as
well be, for all practical purposes. In
any case the situation is one that is
equally applicable to Booth Tarking-
ton and Harry Leon Wilson, the an.
thors Of the play. The Man From
Home for they were equally ready in
the case OF an emergency.
"rhe Man From Home" had proved
a great success. and the auth rs might
have been pardoned II they had sat
back lighted cigarettes. and begun to
enjoy life. A week or two later
George G. Tsler, the executive read OF
iAebler q Co. made a contract with
Nat c Goodwin for starring tour to
cover number 1 years. and immedi,
ately wired TO Harrington and wilson
thai he must have play by date
two months later They sighed and
wired him:
Go 10 the house and look In the Tor
drawer OF the library table. Nctify ns
when rohearsals begin
The play was Cameo Kirby and
while they may never Aave heard the
Bismarck story. they used the essen
tials OF Il and the play-well, Goodwin
Is busy. lts just a question OF fore
handedness, aud they fret showes
that trait when they saw that the IN
teFnational marriage question was one
that would have TO be dealt viii
eNentually and got Ia first with "Th,
Man From Home. wfich By the wey
Will be seen AZ the Brcoks gunda,
night Three hundred and forty-twl
eonsecutive performances in one cit,
Chicago Is pretty good reward 10
being vide awake,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-03
MADAME:
'S'TE|NHAI.L.
HAD LOVERS
A-PL-E:N !

Paris. Dec. 3.-Mme, Steinhei was
indeed a "charmer OF men, as the
nCwspa o"rs have called her. if all the
statements they make about her are
true They picture her as compound
of Q Messalina and Borgia.
The Action Franchise actually pub
fishes list OF names of men who, II
asserts. have been Nine. Steinheils
lovers in urn. The list includes Prof.
Peiger, who is Il Senator; NJ. Chouan-
ard, a noted engineer Darracq the au-
tomobile manufacturer: Lemercier and
Leydet. examining magistrates. Ley
det was investigating the charge that
Nine. Stemheil murdered her husband
and her step-mother, Nine. Jupy. until
the cas- was handed over TO Andre,
another Magistrate u the men on
the list, but not here named. are as
prominent socially. politically or com
mercially as those mentioned.
The Action Franchise Is a Royalist
newspaper and naturally deignts in
trying TO pISYe that the leading mon
under the Republic are 8 worthless
set.
Indeed. the Steinhei affair is becom.
ing moro exciting than ever. AS us
udl III FIUufG IL - UNlnk WHtA A1 ~
weapon in party politics.
AS to its list, Mariette Wolf, wac
was Nine. Steinheil's servant, confirms
the Action Rationale. Interviewed by
lie Journll, Mariette says Madame had
a succession OF lovers and ADDS that
her husband Adolph Steinheil, IA
nous artist, was complacent; indeed,
that home was maintained by the gen
erosity of Madames admirers. lnat
one of these committed the double
crime is Mariette's theory.
| Thus the name of the woman. even
| II she is guiltless of murder, is being
dragged deeper in the mire Aud the
memory of her husband is besmircEed.
But the same accuation WAS made
against him alive. II was charged that
he well lnew of Felix Faures admir-
alton for Mime Steinheil, yet accepted
the ribbon of the Legion OF Honor
from the then President.
All sorts of fantastic theories abom
kelix Falre's death are being publish.
ed. But il seems certtin now that tho
Fresiden; was in Nine. Steinheils IN
innate company when he suffered the
| iatal stroke Of apoplexy. Madame S
story that she was i'll in bed Of a slight
attack OF typhoid fever when NJ Faure
was stricken has been proved false
\ as has the corroboratory evidence oi
1 those she brought 10 support her
statement
Besides The woman who was hei
maid 1t that time VOWS that Nine
Steinhel arrived at home half dressed
and crying Felix is DYING" Her stu
pid, over cautious attempts TO deceive
people really called their attention tC
her part in the death drama.
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PILES
Cured
Quickly
without Pain, Great Cost, Operation o.
Trouble in the Secrecy OF Your
Own Home.
Trlal Package BY Mail, Free.

tti-t Y e+NNeHN p walt FIeNs
Every druggist carries Pyramid pile
Cure in stock. Why? Because Pile
sufferers buy Il in such quantities that
the druggist IS compelled TO supply the
demand, or lose this class of patronage
Taese little cones perform their du.
ties 50 QuicRly as 10 BE almost an over
night relief or cure
Testm MAS unsolicited come TO us
daily OF the great success Pyramid Pile
Cure Is making.
Cases of ten and fifteen years have
been cured after a shcrl time by these
little healers.
10 worry Is Recessary the dread Of
PAIN and hospital and operating table
Is removed
Don't be skeptical buy a box al once.
and give yourself relief II VIII no.
take roa2hs prove heir value. one
or two applications IS All the proof you
win need.
ANY druggist anywhere. will supply
you, or N you prefer send as fifty
cenft and We VIII send you box by
mail IN plain wrapper or send us your
name and address and we will send
yog trial package By mail free. Ad
dress Pyramid Drug c.. l52 Pyramid
R.dg,, Marshall Mich
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o|SS Nnickerbockers and Knee lrousers
tan and gray are favorite colors as
well as blue. shepherds check and
striped materials are in vogue for suits
Ct the sort and some OF the new chey.
ron cloths are exceedingly we'll liked
The blouse is just a simple one VIII
the patch pocket on the left front and
wide box plait through which the
closing is made and is worn with a de-
tachable collar The full trousers il
lustrated are favorltes but plain ones
can be substituted If preferred.
Fr the eight year size the blouse
will require . 3-S yards of material 27
or / rs yards A inches wide; TIE
trousers / 1-2 yards % or / yard A
inches wide. A May Manton patteri
of the blouse, No. GIL, or of the
trousers, No. 5599, sizes to u years,
will be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department II this paper on
receipt OF ten cents for each. or in
haste send an additional two cent
stamp for letter postage which insures
more prompt delivery)
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NO VACATION.
win Continue Right Thru the Hol.
days.

The Capital City Business college
Of Guthrie. Okla, has arranged this
year as usual. TO accomm date all OF
It's students VITO desire to continue
their studies during the Xmas holi
days. Those who especially desire to
return to their homes to spend the
Xmas, VIII be excused on Wednesday
evening. the 23rd. OF December, and
will be expected TO take up their w rk
again on or before January Ath. 1909
New students may enroll at any
time during the Xmas holidays. We
advise all those who are contemplat
ing enrolling to do so at the earliest
possible date. There is nothing T. be
gained by waiting until January first.
We can give you equal advantages
q lu,d you enroll az any time during
the holidays or prior to that time. We
have no term openings. our school is
the same ne day as another. The
students work Is principally all indi-
vidua instruction. and each and every
student is pushed each day to his full
capacity. Slow students are not over
crowded trying to keep up with fast
ones, and fast students are not held
back and discouraged on account OF
slow -nes. II would really be better
to enroll and get started before the
big January rush.
Upon arriving in our city come d.
rect to the College. where you will be
given prompt attention and choice of
nice boarding place with private family
at a st OF $3.50 per month for board
and lodging.
Tuition for a complete. unlimited
life scholarship OF either Bookkeeping g
or Shorthand is s&5. Two courses
combined $S5. If you have not read
cur loS page, beautiful illustrated cata.
log, write for one; It will give you full
particulars and detailed information
regarding our live progressive com
mercial school.
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS


Charters.
The Oklahoma Land and Townsite
company, OF Woodward, with capital
stock of $4,000. The directors are:
N. c. Taylor. II. p Taylor and NJ J.
Tayler all OF Woodward.
The Williamson -Halsell-Frasier com
panN OF Oklahoma City, notified the
secretary Of state OF an increase in
capital stock from $4,000 to S500,O00
The McNerney company. OF Musko-
gee, with capital stock af $4,000 The
directors are: p. J. McNcrney, CAas
H, Shaw, T. H. Owne, j. c. ssc@e aad
j. II. Huckleberry. an ~ Muskogee
The Union Abstract company, OF Oke.
NAH. with a capital stock cf $4,000
The directors are; W. S. Bell, L. W,
Hampton, Gilbert Wood. c. B. Frazee
and ]. G. Galloway. all of Okemah.
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throug hla heart.

'ftt +-rr t+N't -
Radley was charged with taking and
approprating {, Ills own use $50 that
lad belonged TO negro whom Radley
had arrested Monday Upon the ne
gros testimony Mayor Bridges re-
moved Radley from the police force.
When Radley learned that the polisio
chief was ecming 70 see him he hnr-
riedly wrote the note protesting la
innocence The misslye. penned on a
blank bank check was sfeuad wh.lc an
rangements were being made for the
funeral
s. u. H'dley was one Of tho pioneers
q! Southwest OklahoEa haging gone
10 Law during the opening oi the
kioe a-comanche country. He was
thai city's first fire chief and several
times represented his company at state
and natl0r firemen conventions. He
was dcp. "a there about Two years
ago 2 few moaihs aga eame 10
chickasaa and secured a p.1ge the
police force,
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OFFICER
Of
MURDER
CHARGE:

Philadelphia, The coroners jury
today exoneratcd Policeman Charles
skirden, who shot and killed John
BRADLEY last Saturday eight at Nine
tccnth and Callowhill streets. The
yoIdict was that the policeman shot
young Bradley in the discharge OF his
duty when his life was in danger
owen Wister. the novelist who
knew Siiirden in the West; City Con-
troller John NJ. Walton, Arthur Irving
Brown, secretary Of the geological gar
dens. and General Charles c. Hood.
we're character witnesses for Skirdcn,
who was brought up in the West and
served a number of years in the Unit
Cd States cavalry.
a have been with Skirden days OF
time. and under circumstances that
gave me every opportunity to Judge
bis character" said Wister, "and
know him to be a man of courage, and
not the kind of man who would wan
tonly do eny enc any harm"
General Hood said he knew Skirden
as trooper in the Second United
States cavalry. and that he was the
best all-around soldier and even-tem-
Captain Walton SAID that he inter.
ested himself in SkirdSn's appointment
10 the force on General Hoods recon-
mendation,
Lieutenant Nicholson also testified
for the p9trolman.
Immediately after the inquest Ever
ett Scotfield, attorney for Bradley's
family announced that next Tuesday
the commonwealth would join with
him in asking for the indictment of
Skirden. In the event the grand pjury
should indict the policeman he would
be- re.arrested despite the action of the
coroner's jury.
owen Wister testified that he has
known Skirden about lS years, having
met him first at Fort Volvie, Arizona,
whore Captain Fowler of Troop /, Uni
ted states cavalry, assigned the man
as escort on dangerous journeys.
| Mr.. Wister said that Skirden was a
most peculiarly quiet man and not one
that would fre with the intent to xiii
any one.
skrden took the witness stand IN
his own Gof6nse. and told 2 the trou'
HE leading mp to the shooting He
said that young men named Kane
| Flannefy, Deeney Muldogney, Keat
| Ing and two others were drinking
when he ordered them away. Bradley
came otu Of The alley and used i'm
proper language. when he took hold
OF Bradley Skrden said, lie resisted,
and called to others IN the alley %
get brickst
The gaiH' got ~ back OF skirden
wsile Brady croucaed in front ready
to spring on him SO that those in back
could attack.
The policeman said he then fred To-
ward the ground TO callsfor assistance.
The men did not step their attack, and
SEirden said. he fired a second shot at
the wall OF the grain elevator across
the street.
! He said Bradley was swerving
around Ia front OF him like wrestler
looking 'or an opening to attack, and
that in firing he had no intention OF
hitting the man, but fred merely 10
lcall for ala. rs he considered his nre
in danger
On orOss-eXaminatiOn he insisted
that he did not intend to main any
one when he fred the second shot
He admitted he had two revolyers at
the time He carried them. he SAT-
tor protection, because THIS gang had
been strong for over two years.
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TOOK A BAD DRAFT
spaeIal 10 paIIy Leader.

Special to Daily Leader,
Dover, Okla. Dec. 3,-While tae
Rock Island station agent was at the
bank purchasing a draft to send to the
chief OF his division. burglar broke
into the station and robbed the tin
OF $3.50. No clue was LETT, although
me lads playing near the station
saWl man opening Tire till. They sup
posed a new agent was Oh duty and
made no effort to remember appear
ance Of the burglar who operated at
the noon hour.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-03
SUNDAY
EVENING
EDITION

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Washington, d. c., Dec. 2,-Tlis an
nouneement is made here today:
eBeginniDg next Sunday the Wash
ington Sunday Times will be issued in
the evening. instead of the morning as
heret fore. The reasons for this
change will be published later IN the
week. The Sunday Evening Times viii
be strictly newspaper-not feature
paper. The price viii be 1c, the same
as the regular weekday issues, and il
will be as newsy newspaper as this
capital has ever seen.
FRANK A. MUNSEY." ="
The outcome OF the experlmert
Should he of interest, not only TO news
Paper publishers. but 10 the grest body
OF newspaper readers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-03

last the executive council OF the
Anne ican Federation OF Labor issued
q circular calling on all organizations
of labor to w-rk for the defeat OF MIR.
Tat and Republican congressman
seeking reelection and Mr. Keefe
authorized MS signature to be attached
to g..
t9The source OF the Demoeratic com
inattees Information was not divulged
last night, but the inf rmation was Of.
fered that II Mr. Keefe or President
Roosevelt deny the charge another
big labor leader now in New York Will
come forward with facts to prove that
the offer was made and Mr. Keefe ac.
cep;ed Il and has commenced to make
90 his part OF the deal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-03
DOCTOR kELso IS OWNER.

Enid, Okla, Dec. 3.--All the Demo
cratic weekly papers of this city are
new owned by Doctor NJ. A. Kelso, and
he announces he will at once en-
nence the publication of an Associated
Press morning newspaper. Doctor
Kelso alleges Garfield county is really
Democratic, being one Of the four coun-
ties in the state 10 show a Democratic
gain at the late election.
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DEATH ERE
DISGRACE


Special 10 Daily Leader.
Chickasha, Okla. Dec 3.-vf am rot
guilty Of taking ihc money ir M the
negro
This was the last message Of L. NJ
Rad,ey. depOsed police patr0lman.
who. upon hearing footsteps al bis
door. believed p lice Chief Goodwin
eomlne 10 ehlde him Tor ALLEGED wrong
doing, stepped into a back room OF his
residence ana Hired % eallbTe bullet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-03
MedIeIne Ia Is MedleIne.

Il have suffered a gc-d deal with
malaria and stomach complaints. but |
have now found remedy that keeps
me well. and that remedy is Electric
Bltters; a medicine that Is medicine
for stomach and liver troubles, and for
run down conditions, says w. c.
Kiestler. Of Halliday, Ark. Electric
Bitters purify and enrich the blood.
tcne up the nerves, and impart yigor
and energy to the weak Your MONS
win be refunded If it fails to hep you.
SOC at all druggists.
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DAILY FASHION TALKS
--~-~.~~-~~O~~~-e,~~~~~-~~>r-~~-~~~>-
BY MAY MANTON
4. USEFUL sun. or SERGE. :

III Although, thel1e are n rgreSt m9Ry
msteTials for boys suits tbis season.
nothing IS at once More serviceable' OF
more smart than dark blue serge. Il
is durable and Il rs generally becoming
and Il has a great many features to
commend IT, but this design is equally
well adapted to cheviots, homespuns
and all Similar worsted materials and
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FOUR DEAD !. ].
7 +. IN BLAZE

Scranton. ga. Nee. S.-gouf persons
pershsd early today IA flames which
started from Lm ceerheetel Eitchen
steve and burned ths 1hHGrio b.oes In
sficeburg. Tbe 4ead:
Abraham ehapric. bis son. Arthur
and daughter. Rnna, and his mother
ln-law, Mrs sarsk eleIskii
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Why pay more-waen YOU can get
not only 80 fine large cups q Dr.
Shoop's Health Coffee from 25c pack
agc-but Coupon on a 25c. silvered
"No-Drlp' Coffee Strainer besides?
Look for the Coup-n--l put them in
now The satisfaction is. besides most
perfect Sold by The Bank Grocery
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This Is Worth Resalns

This Is Worth ResSlns
Leo r. zellnskl. of SO Gibson ST.,
Buffalo n. ". says Il cured the
most Annoying cold sore ever had.
wltA Bucklens Aruica Salye. ! applied
this salve once a day f,r two days,
when every trace Of tho sore was
gone" Heals all sores. sold under
guarantee at all druggists. 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-03

Gepi9e "a eAa caily Aeadsr haniver-
sury zdlajon c1n 81 9recursd al Ghe
Lender counting scom wroppSd sn(
resoy 2o2 mailing.
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A Dangerous Operation

is the removal Of the appendiyHby a
surgeon. No one Fh) takes DR.. Ning's
New Life Pills is ever subjected tothis
frightiul ordeal, They work so quietly
you don't feel them. They cure col,
stipatlon headache, biliousness anf
malaria 25c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-03

For a mild, easy action of the
bowels, a single dose of Doan's Regu'
let's is enough. Treatment cures hab-
itual constipation. 25 cents box
ASK your druggist fer them.
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MAKEs GRAIL cHARes.

Special to Daily Leader
McAlester, Okla. Dec. 3.--Charglng
the attempt to build court house for
Pittsburg county on tae rental plan Is
graft. pure and beyond even attempt
to deny, the union-Herald Labor pa
per, asserts 1t win have the promoters
arrested once the eommissi- ners ct.
tempt to start that plan of operations.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have AlWays Bought
slsssss,s sss.s the O. I4fAzz9l
WILL HOLD REVIVAL SERVICES.


WILL E1OLb hENlNAL SEHNlSES.
Special to Daily Leader.
Kingfisher, Okla, Dec. 3.-While
organizing lodge OF the Sons OF
Washington" The organizer announced
a great revival-reunion meeting at Ok
lahoma City. February END, being the
anniversary OF General Washington
birth. Organizers are at work ell over
the state, and all repsrt favorable
action.
Or. Thomas Eclectric OIL is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
eass-croup. Has been used with sue
cess in our family for eight years. ~
Mrs. /. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.