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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-25

Special to Daily Leader.
Shawnee. OklaI. Aug 25.-The
.irst shipment Of material for the ma
tural gas lines into Shawnee has or
lived ana work laying the pipe Will
begin at once. 1t win be laid from
both terminals, the distance being
IS miles, and will require less tnan
twenty days to finish. The pipe
comes direct from the msiis az PITTS
burg and is being Distributed here
and at the main line near Chandler
rhis line is to be built out OF Shawnee
iue north to the Kickapoo section
line in the vicinity Of Meeker where
is TO angle on towards Chandler.
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News Briefs From
Ouer the New State

Tulsa. Okla. Aug. 25.--It is ru-
moreG in Tulsa thai Governor Has
zoll will approve the charter voted
by the electors here ON July 8, pro
yiding for a commission form of gov
crnment.
Shawnee Okla, Aug. 25.--The first
Christian Missionary society was held
in he First Christian church last
night
Durant. okla, Aug. 25.--James
Drock was placed IN Jail here charged
with robbing Jim Baker OF Choctaw
Of SIS.
Ardmore, okla, Aug. 25.-George
Stevens, age Is, and Manford Jenk
ms, hge 16, drowned yesterday in a
lake near town. Steven was unable
10 swim and by accident got in deep
water. His companion tried TO res,
cue him and the drowning boy grasped
his rescuer and both sank Their
bodies have been recovered. Both are
negroes.
ArdmoTe, okla, Aug 25.-The couh-
ty election board at a special meeting
reduced the number of voting pre-
cncts in this county from AZ to "a.
The reduction was made by combin-
ing precincts in the county outside Of
Ardmore. The change will save the
county $3.50 each election year.
Ardmore. okla. Aug. 25.-Calvin
Williams is IN the county Jail here
charged with transporting liquor from
lhe Union station 20 a street 200 feet
away whore lie was arrested His at
turney will test the liquor law in
baboas corpus proceedings before
County Judge Mason. williams
claims thai the liquor was Introduced
for private ase and the law was not
violated.
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70 DISCUSS
WAGE CUT
EspeclaI g paIly Leader.

Shawnee. Okla, Aug. Represen
|sssiyes 90 the Railway Employers
'Pro;s>,,tise association sre here 10 at
bend a conference that is TO be hsiid
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they can go TO sea" on the camels.
At any rate they make a happy throng
in the Gentry animal tent and there
is only one scene TO be compared with
* This u.s. on a bright afternoon, when
school is out and the children are free
For then they fiji the main circus tent
Of the Gentry from The ground 70 the
top-most seat and buzz and hum and
laugh at the monkeys and applaud the
ponies and cheer the dogs and have
such thoroughly enjoyable, inno-
cent time as to give ample explanation
OF the appelation TO which the Gentry
shows are accustomed: The Santa
Claus of Circuses."
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G. a. Tallant, representing the Ginn
4 Co text book concern is here from
Oklahoma city.
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best line 81 hieh grade smoking to
haeco "a che city. n
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Few Changes in the Hous..
Copyright. l,o7. by c. d. FrcyJ

Wn'Ninglon, NV TIP 10 =
O'Clock this morung j. finite r?,'
have Lcrn iro"N"i from 3If cnn.o-
iuual districts uai or 70 tut.l uI @a1.
these III shuMrd lhcr 'g. tlcn uf lirai-
liCuns and l39 the election nf d.
Gratis In the rut D." Isl t7rru wn.'r It
changes in lo.. i'li oHul sion ,ndr
net result was IaNu,,.hIc To ga, !,c.H
cans
There Will Ice N u, ram.4ur acc,
tn" next ccH-Inss. uolUIns 1c".
Cannon AMI h04 ch. t lr'Lunn' h,
SIS Payne. Dllz.l. ruvul Bu ou
ohio. VI Gail NJ Ma s., hrs. $ AMI u
hodt OF Miss rii There was 's.n'
.ally vigorous opposition to Mess
Cannon. TuWnsy dEI balzeI nut Ih'
are all Ioppr:cl rs YtCioiious.
On The Democratic sid" Champ CId
and MIR. u" Armun, Of Missouri. Cit
ton Of Alabama. Ruinoy Of Illinois. y.
lie Jnmrs OF Kentucky, Ransd"ll o
Louisiana and Francis Burton llarri'
son and Fitzgerald of New York are
all certainly returned. Delaware will
send a ucw Republican. Mr. Head. In
pace Of Representative Burton. Geor-
gia a new Democrat. Mr.. Hughes. in the
place of Mr.. Lewis. and Illinois James
NJ. Graham, Democrat, in place Of Cald-
well. Democrat. Frank Dodge, Rcpubli,
can. comes from Michigan in place OF
Mr.. Barragh, while Clarence B. Miller.
Republican. will occupy the seat OF
Adam Bede.
For the first time for lG years tho
Eighth Mississippi district will be rep
resented by another than John Sharp
Williams. for several years past the
Democratic leader on the floor OF the
House. He failed to seek renomina-
ton on account Of his election to the
Senate and it is presumed he Will be
succeeded in leadership by Mr.. CLARK
of Missouri.
Likewise Bourke Cochran gives way
TO Michael f. Conry, who is also
Democrat. Charles S. Millington. Re
publican. will succeed Mr.. Tafts run
ming mate, Mr.. sherman, rs representa-
tive of the twenty-seventh New YORK
district. John w. Gaines of Tennessee
will be succeeded by Joseph w. Byrnes.
another Democrat. South Dakota SENDS
two new men. both Republicans.
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IN THE COUNTY

AompIete count could not be OBJ
Atd al a late hour Thursday but
fWlhlng indicated a Democratic
'aae' only one Republican on the
wy Ticket being elected. The
:" count will not be finished until
''ON night and will appear in
Nseek'S issue.
a'ans majority in the county was
w ~ between two and three
ladred.
Nu oowden proved to be as popu-
W 'ne south side AS on this side of
Ia His exact majority could not
.totalned.
!" republicans lost everything In
ounty with the exception OF
wi II. W. Adsmond being re-
hrIty.
uocratic commissioners were
ea oy majorities OF seven and
sthundred.
s''a Potter didn't have to slide
ue' His majority was placed at
a,s es the way they will line up,
ae'f estimated majorities:
senator, j. II. Crowley -. 400
,,,'eatative, ~, s W. II. McCaskill. 400
!" uIerk. r. G. Todd. 300
" treasurer, II. A. Dnwley. 900
M Judge, +. W. Mcdaniel. !. safe
%N. W. Potter. 600
$E II. W. Adsmond safe
\, 'S.ss schools, !" S. S. Phillips $50
S~,. .., y B. Wilson safe
@S,oner, lst district, Matt
cosssOo End district, John
reyo, M...,.'........... ". 49,. safe
'Or' Mark benson safe
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RepublIeans Hold The Senate.

Chicago. Nov ? Tile senate will
show practically no change In political
complexion. the Republicans rctlinIng
n large majority In Oregon 4 Demo
crat was given the Endorsement fnr
United States Senator and If the lcgis
lature carries out the Will OF the vOlrts
as expressed nj the primary in that
state the Republican majority will BE-
decreased by one in the Senate. Other
wise the indications are that the Polt
cal strength Of the TWO leasing parties
In the upper branch Of congress will
remain as heretofore.
The terms of thiriy,One scn1tOrs oX
pire March Bird. Louisiana and Mary
land have already elected Democrats
and Vermont and Kentucky have chus
en- Republicans. or the remaining "a
members to he elected the probabilities
are that IL will be Republicans and
II Democrats. Indiana. which elects
a United States S" tor. is considered
doubteful as to the cOmpl"Ninh "l th'
legislature.
The membership of the S"nai" Is ",
the hCldovpr members numbering oil
(i3 Republicans and i Democrats
The election of II Republicans ana i"
Democrats. as seems probable iIohi inc
returns giving the makeup OF the var
ious legislatures which elect senator's.
would show the ength Of the two
leading parties In the Senate:
Republicans. 60.
Democrats 81.
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aaowAY DEMOCRATIC
Ie,,.s Bryan ONE Majority

;. mil books showed Il registration
n and out Of these a total OF DOB
vs,e cast, resulting as follows:
p,r,u. go; TAFT, 2do'
=, Governor Shafroth. Dem. re-
,,.d g,5: Mcdonald, Rep. 263; Muir
Dahl "A. and one lonely one for
|rrih. Socialist
hines B. Pearce, OF La Juntn.
InrratIc candldnte for Secretary Of
k,p, rs; o'Connor, POI,
S,,s Senator. J. II. Crowley. Dem.
Geo ". swInk, 265.
p.,re.entatiye - VIM. McCaskil',
Hu ~: Glen V. Ryan 26'.
Iaau,y Judge-II. NJ. Minor, Rep.
rev. Mcdaniel. 266.
oonw Clerk r.. c. Todd, Dem.
rs ". Brown, 26O.
S.rf-H. ". Potter, Dem. 304;
ID sickenbcrger, pa.
rr,,urer-ll A. Dawlcy. Dem.
kC f Evans, 2d2.
i.ssnr-lI. ". Adsmond, Rep
k,IA. Gauger, 257.
m, Of Schools-Mrs. Carrie f.
I.sy, Rep. 900; 5. S Phillips. 2I9.
sreyor-Ilarold Thompson, Rep.
sNirk benson, 30.
Qnaer- J. F. Kearns. Rep. 2s2;
B Wilson, 26j.
|CSonissioner lst district-Matt
k.lhsr, Dem. 275; Z. +. Helm, 272.
Soad district-JOhn II. Cowden,
!. ~: Geo. W. ingalls,, 26S.
Is.icss OF the Peace-Albert G.
lars. Dem. 2sG; A. NJ. Brenaman,
/, 81; Chas. B. Fulcher, Dem. 276;
% Stewart. Rep 2l3.
Ga,iables-Alyin J. Houston, Dem
EiP. Reynolds, Rep. 2sl: ID. q.
Nit Rep. 2Gj; Geo. W. Dennis,
u S.
lle polls closed at 100 p. III. and
blance OF the evening was spent
he majority OF the people in anX-
y Nsiting for returns from the
81 All reports indicated big ma
Eiiss for Taft and the Republican
tet
lts Colorado Telephone Company
y special arrangements made for
a'ias these reports and every
u worked satisfactorily. At the
risr given by the Ladies' Aid IN
Dunlap building, a black board
y Placed In the window and early in
sssnlng the bulletins were placed
lals fast as received. Later, they
- 50 fast that the board was dis
pSd and each one read to the
t,!ive audience.
70 satisfactory returns were re-
'm from the state, and, up to
iasday noon, II was conceded to
ansone Democratic.
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INDICATED RESULTS IN A NUTSHELL

Denver Nov. 4rne
erdaS election as indicated by the follows:
MISUNDERSTANDING Democratic. No change in
MISUNDERSTANDING Democratic.
CALIFORNIA Republicans state by probably
osLAwARE-Tat by
FLoRIoA-bryans
@ G@E0RoA-Dsnoeas win everything.
'1 1% % s % % "G Ss5 ~ s ss's senator ss
% sns ss asss an Gaa"q s" state & BY 800 falling
4o5 % G @ G fS s ss san 1 e last n 5sse ~ pm Ass %
nI. a him M BY .a. %o o &c S1 e'"'H
Hsn"ssa assuring qS :ss of % eps: @ as as rational
Ssns Tsl, fys s'ais Ds"SsFSf sg ssoa
MAsAe Slea pr T national and state the
democratic COZ"
in FRS, district ~Hisn in i'm Doubt % ''H'
; 's%sS as sssa sosss
& m'ssIssP7nryan
H ss
% s. ss @ SS the nasas es s e..
city, Sn trend 5a toward i ns nSf & I
ss''s ssss ssis BY Republican
Republicans elect seven congress
& sI% 's on esnsr s a sr districts. by Greater Xs sg
21ooo overwhelm
MosIA sIt4 cARoLlNA- Democratic
% asos aron so"a o
s s5'" s%" sss s%seans n one & M
oREGOH-Taf carries
PENNSYlvANiA-Tan
changed ~
RHODE SlAND-Tat
SOUTH CAROllN lNA-Everyhng Democratic.
DAkOTA-Republcans
TENNESSEE-Carred & tickets
TEXAs-Everything
UTAHRcpubican national
probably
reelection United
VERMONT-Tan
VIRGiNA-Siate
WASHNGToN-Taf and
by $4,000 Con
probably unchanged Republicans
WYoMlNe-Int carries state by small majority
maly Republican,
and legislative ticket Large Democratic
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Denver Elects Lindsey.

Denver. Nov. 4.-The Repupiican
this morning says: Judge Ben b.
Lindsey clnims his election by plural
itv of 5000. In certain respects ne
made n most remarkable race, me
oor,,ment,, wave swept the city ana
was responsible for the most uhusuai
number of scratched" ballots. more
.han one.half the number cast Judge
+ lindsey figured that from Sixty 10
sn,,anty ne, cent. of his vote was re
oo;ved sron, Republicans and II TINS De
true. the Republican ticNe' rom VIZ
- hottom is elected, with the single
exception of course. OF the '"'e"''e
Covrt iud.-e
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Rcpubli, IN stump in Middle West.
Republicans. %"
Democrats 81.
Doubtful. |.

Rcpublif IN S'ulip !" :, -
New York. Nov. 3.-The Republican
pIuraIity fell off HI Willy in the mlu"'e
West I'm a manner thoroughly snrpris-
Ing TO the Rel blican managers
Sneal,er Cannon has been reelected D!
more than his usual majority, Repre-
sentative Payne OF New York ana KEEP
reseutatiye Dllzell of Pennsylvania
have becn re elected and the House Oh
Representatives will probably continue
under its old regime. Mr. PAYNE WIN
have charge of the new tariff mn III
the extra session which Mr.. Tart VIII
c,IJ Immediately af II March lth heNt
Missouri has ret' ned to the SOM,
south" on the presidential ticket anu
elected Cowherd as is Sovernor, ,,o
Some of the figures relat'ns ~ ,n.
Renubliean slump IN certain states ~, ne
garded as certainly Republican, "'e 'i'
lie short of amazing. ..,,,.,,,,y
pennsylya~ las immense p'ural',s
of over 400. 900 four years ago mas oeen
~" ,,,,nois which gsvc Roosevelt 'o5,uoo
T., iooa has zone for Taft by about l'o'
900. .,,o penublicans
,,r India,a ia 5000 rs AGAINST p,9l
oj,tv Of e3 COO. Iowa. which gave ,oo, W,
Doc pnoseyelt 15r 900 plurality IN ,'ua w.,
w. dro,ned dr-r % "hout io.oio ,ol
nus ra rho -et-.r. of Missouri TO tne
aI.. =, tt- rrcs'rntial ficta',
wiDed out - '''"h '''''
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VIM. Loeffel, of Barnett Brotners'
chicago, arrived In ordway yes.ea"".
70 check up for the firm the season ;
hus,ness With the Ordway Cantaloupe
4 Assoctation. A directors meeting was
held the same evening.
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Y Watched Y Fifteen Year.

! .a.,.. ..een Years l have watched
n. IN ! Of Bucklen's Arnlca
y,o,s ~ = ~ has never failed to cure
s,s 10y ulcer or burn tv which
", vp',ea. ~, :, II has saved US tnlny
Nn,o...' says A. +. Hardy. ,of
.dp,'uo !. Maine. 25c. at Edgar
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THEIR ONLY HOPE.

The Hearst newspapers are making
n vigorous pul for The labor vote OF
New Yrk for the Independence lea
gue and are denouncins all labor lead.
ers who have pronounced for Began
and Kern, This foreshadows a con
test during the campaign, rs il is
evident the Heartt people have been
counting on getting large strength for
the ranks Of labor, There is no reas.
on for any laboring man who wants to
advance the interests Of his class or
secure for It fair play to throw away
vote for any other presidential can
didate than Bryan, He is the only
man who can possibly have more
votes than Taft and his elecuon--if
accompanied by the gaining OF the
house and inroads on the republican
strength Of the senate-is the only
hope of the laboring element for
amelioration ANA nctterment of condi-
tons But it seems evident that the
independence LEAGUE win make an ef-
fort 10 capture the labor vote.
1t IS stin more strongly apparent
that the leading men of the organ
lied labor Of the country believe it
~ ~ a.. h,1t ,,1c, to s,,r,,f,rt .,,,1
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FOREIGN COMMERCE.

The south viii never achieve the
measure of commercial independence
to which it is entitled until a far great
er measure Of attention is paid to for
eign commerce.
Our increase in foreign exports has
been measureabiy satisfactory. In
imports 1t has beon most unsatisfac,
tory Our roreisn exports for 1907
were really one third Of the total ex,
ports for the United states. With the
south's ADVANTAGES in harbors it ought
10 he one-half fer the present uu-
motely sit least three afths But in
imports We have a most unsatisfactory
record. Not quite one twentythird Of
yhe total fcy the country.
We do not import through southern
ports for cur own needs. We pay a
heavy toll TO New York Boston. Balt.
more Philadelphia and other import.
ers, We do not exercise the adyauta-
SEES Of southern ports Cor distribution
of imports to The middle west and
northwest
We bring ships in ballast to load
empty ships, necessitatang a higher
ocean rate.
We send our ears back from eur
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The Augusta Chronicle stands for
the statement that Joe Brown is going
to support Bryan. RI markabIe that
there should be such speculation over
whom a democratic n minee for gov
erndr is going to support for presi-
dent, with a democratic nominee in
the field. Where in the deuce are We
drifting to, any way?
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posts grown from s222, 100000 in her
banks in 1897 to nearly $1,000, O00, 900
in 1907, that difficulty ceases to be an
excuse. A dozen new steamship lines
to the south's twelve deep water ports
would be worth millions tof dollars TO
Us in imports.
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There is three thousand gallons Of
whiskey stored away in the cellar OF
the Atlanta postoflice. Better keep
the information from the Atlanta po-
lice force.
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The weekly Press Of Georgia this
week is full Of good things about
Brunswick. The editors are saying
some clever things about our people
and our city.
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Deal Jackson, the well known negro
farmer is out again with the first bale
OF cotton, More Deal Jacksons and
less Booker Washingtons would do the
cOlored race good.
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Says the Rome Tkbune-Herald
brunswick has an oEer-supply of
editors these days" Ye| but they are
good people, and Brunswick is pleas
ed to have them with Id r..
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The Marietta Courier is trying to
force Joe Brown to tell who he is
going to support Tor president. Oh,
don't force him to embarrass anybody
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William Douglas OF Massachusetts
may be manager Of Bryan's campaign.
He is well equipped to do the walking.
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Pun the latch-string, gentlemen of
the Alabama press for its right on the
outside.
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How any democrat, however ignor
ant. can vote for Tom Watson for
anything, Is a mystery to us.
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Ccrresp ndenco solicited, but to
receive attention, letters must be
accompanied by responsible name
not for publication, but as
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned If accompanied by postage
Remittance should be made by
postal note. check, money order or
registered letter.
Address,
News Publishing Co.,
Brunswick. Ga.
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Put the probe to work gentlemen OF
the legislature.
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f., 3. e A. 5cuEH!l.E.

Trains Leave.
For Jacksonville and points South.
4 a. N. and 3 p. m.
For Fitzgerald. LAGRANGE AMI points
North, a. III. and 3 p. m.
For Savannah and points East,
Trains Arrive.
From Savannah and poin's East.
5:45 a. m.
From Jacksonville end points South,
f1:55 a. nj.
From Oglethorpe and points North,
l2;55 p. m. and D. m.
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ONE CENT A WORD

WANTED-To buy good farm horses.
Address L. News office.
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WANTED-Horse for it's feed. VIII
use one month and take good care
of same. Arthur Leayy, 213 Grant
street.
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WANTED-Railroad man wants posi-
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five years experience. Address
Quick, care News.
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LOST-Gold Elk's button with dia-
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to 70S Howe street.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, furnished
or unfinished. Apply to 70S Union
street.
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FOR RENT-Rooms, with conyen;en-
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Us One gold signet ring with in
itials B. F w Kindly return 70
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FOR RENTING broom house. Rents
for $1,000. Apply 1907 = street.
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TABLE BOARD-At $3.50. 10. 1128
Richmond street.
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WANTED-To buy or rent nice res
ldence for small family. Must be
close in. Address Bahama" care
News,
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FOR RENT-A neatly furnished frt Mt
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BOOKKEEPEk and Stenographel
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each day. Address q, care News.
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toUND-One umbrella en- Mallory
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get same by paying for this ad ana
describing propertvs
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OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.


OFFICIAL ORGAN OF "
3 Glynu County.
. City Ok Brunswick
. Glyun County Commissioners.
- The United states Court OF
= Bankruptcy for this district.
y
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WANTED - Permanent board and
room, close in, with private family,
by three young men. Address
Bcarder, P. o. Box. 3I3.
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ONE CENT A WORD
-~-~-~~-~-~~~-~-~~-~-~~ w.
WANTED-To buy good farm horses.
Address L." News office.
LOST-Gold Elk's button with dia-
mond setting. Reward if returned
to 708 Howe street.
FOR RENT-Two rooms, furnished
or unfinished. Apply to 70S Union
street.
FOR RENT-Rooms, with convenien-
ces. 500 Il" street
WANTED-Horse for it's feed. VIII
use one month and take good care
of same. Arthur Leayy, 213 Grant
street.
FOR RENTING broom house. Rents
for $1,000. Apply 1907 . street.
TABLE BOARD-At $3.50. 10. 1928
Richmond street
WANTED-Railroad man wants posi-
ton as track Or bridge foreman,
five years experience. Address
Quick, care News.
FOR RENT-A neatly furnished FRI Mt
room On Union street with all mod
ern conveniences. Terms reason
able. Address b, News oalce.
BOOKKEEPER and Stenographel
wants five or six hours work to do
each day. Address &, care News.
WANTED - Permanent board and
room, close in, with private family,
by three young men. Address
Bcarder P. o. Box 3I3.
LOST-Between my residence and
slip, gents gold watch and fox Re
turn and receive reward. Rev. c.
Z Thornton 1904 TTri0,, -+,oo+
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l.. NJ. Bailey Herman Fist
MUSkOGEE TEA g. COFFEE co.
Nj ARK Ell SQUARE
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
A Strictly CoIored Mans Town.


5oo-LoTS FOR SALE-5oo
This town is situated 25 miles
east from BOley. the largest and
best Negro town In the world, and
IS on the Ft. Smith and Western
abroad.
Plenty farmers made from one
to two bales of cotton to the acre
in the past year. Good water, plen.
~ hay, and good amount Of forest.
Any thrifty man can come and make
a good honest living free from the
many set backs found In the south
ern country. We need settlers and
that bad.
These lots cost you from $35 to
5000 each; 25x14O, sold one fourth
down and balance on easy monthly
payments. Good titles to any and
all lots.
We have 400 residents. a postof
fice, several stores, all run by col.
ored men. Come now while there
are many inducements to good farm.
ers. Plenty land to sell, lease or
rent. Call or write.
w. l.. JACKSON,
Townsite Manager and Owner
Clearview, Okla.
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