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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
CLOSING OUT SALE of large assortment
Of seCOnd-hapd bicycles, they must go fl:
whatever they viii bring, Wolfe American
coaster brake, new tires, condition ard an
pearanCe good as new. Ramblers good as
new; Juvenile boys bicycles. smallest size
made, all must go. NJ A. LEWIS 1925
Pa ave nv aust
BICYCLES. tires ana sundries: bicycIs
motorcycle and automobile repairing. NV
work reliablei ask anybody; work called for
and delivered KIRKPATRICK 424 10Th AZ
Je5-Su. = f-sot
-TIRES-Unieorn. s2.25; Hartford SIS: babv
carriage, i-25 up; vulcanizing, repairing, new
wheels. any make sundTies. Phone II 4gS5
(. VERNON HALL. co NV
lel-sIm.sa-sa
SOLE AGENTS for famous hudson Bicycle:
best wheel at the lowest price; easy pay
ments II desired
ielT-ws. fr. Su-tf
WANTED-Bicvcles; highest cash prices paid
for secondhand bicycles We want J. coo
bicycles at once WENDELL < CO. 132s-s
9th nv. le1-eOd-30t
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for
gents second hand bicycles: all repair work
strictly guaranteed. 1l3 Pa ave. M.
jysl-st
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PERSONAL

GOVERNMENT employe wishes acouaint-
auce OF young widow OF middla-aged LADY:
social pastlae or matrimOny II suited
BOX ia Times Office. fysl-gt
MANICURISG, face and scalp treatment:
new attendant. slg 81 nv iygI-3t
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WANTED-Agents 20 sell Diozo. the best
disilfectant on earth; no talking required;
- % SIS easily earned daily Apply 5lf SJh
81. ne, city. 70
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ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL.

LIGHT electrical manufacturing: electrical
work; die making; stencils made to order;
automobile rePaiTiug: wireless specisIties
CATLIng DEPUE. OIL eth 81. nw. 3yls-sOt
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FOR SAL-E-Bed room suit. solid oak with
spring and mattress; 1850. See HOLLYWOOD
sih and K atsg-gf
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WASHINGTON CAMP. Modern Woodms, -
America. No u4s4 Van ". Roberds SIS 1ath
ST. ne clerk. meets THURSDAY evening" ar
typographical 1smPls. A25 at NV
myz4-sot
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY, suits
"a Colorado building. 18th and O. Expert
inVesti gaticns, any cause, all sections.
Strictly confidential. Phone Main Z5z5 ryizht
call North ass. MORGAN BRADFORD. Ir
Principal. 1es-aot
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FOR sALE-Times dispatch boat. Is n, IS
n. p cylinder engine IL mikes per h0Ur.
no reasonable Oner refused one OF the fas1-
est boats On river. great bargain CHASE.
1893 18th ST. nv AUST
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LIBERAL TERMS TO agents 10 solicit bust
ness Tor responsible up-to-date Casualty
Company. writing all lines j. c BOE,
Empire State Surety Co. Room 405 Colorado
Building. jy30-tf
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FOR REHT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS

18TH ST wv. 725-Three or four rooms;
second floor; all couvenlences: next 10 bath
au2-2f
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ATTRACTIVE PRINTING at a price that
viii attract you, When YOU want It and
as YOU want IT, GILES PRINTING CO.. gi7
9th 81. nv. Phone N, A79 NJ
au2-su, tn. th-sot
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EXAMINATIONS.

CIVIL SERVICE review and dlctation
classes during July and August 3 nights
week a. s. per month. Cool ROOMS electric
fans The Milton school, 100 y. Y ave
NV Jyz-th, "a. tg-s0t
W y DAL.ES, PHI D. LIS 18TH NV
Classical teacher Pupils thoroughly pre-
pared 20 enter college or Tor other s,-gmina-
tons in languages and mathematics Is
years experience. 1y2-tn. So. tu-90l
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

TWO FURNISHED rooms 10 rent with
board in family OF adults, IS minutes from
city, 5 minutes from car; country air and
surroundings. gentlemen preferred, references
required. BOX 1871, Times Office X
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NO FREE LIST
Prices-s2oo. $3.50, 800


A superintendent ia the elementary
schools OF New York city was matlng
big dreaded rounds among be truches
Of girls school lie snddenly opened
the door Of ono class room and asked
the teacher IN charge:
what are you doing IN nature
studyr
She hurried out Of the room and
fetched ont a basket OF homes.
"We are taking up the vertcbrates,"
she remarked
VERY good. indeed" said the superin.
tendent. and nd hurried ont pleased
with this evidence Of industry and IN
terest in school work
Half an hour later he appeared in
nelghhorng room and. takiug COM
prchenslve glance. remarked. what
have you done 81 nature studyT'
She, too, from somewhere fetched ont
a basket Of bones
1T seems 10 me that have seen this
basket Of bones IN another room be-
fore" veniured the superlntendent
"sir" she Indignantly replied. "these
ara my own bonesf'-New York Times
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It was The nrst time he had sung in
an Episcopal choir, and he felt strange
iy out OF place In lhe vestments he
wore. The other choristers looked com
Portable enough. but ,he new one was
sure he woald trip on the skirts OF his
cassock when he went up the chaucel
steps, ana he knew that n he did not
stop porspiring his clean linen Gotta
would he sadiy mussed. The opening
prayer had been mtoned by The rector
and the singers were in lipe waiting
Tor the Introduction 70 the process,oaol
to be played. WHOM one Of the basses
whispered 10 the now mans ear.
''Nou're q tenor. aren't youF
II suppose so.' he replied, but
feel like a twospot" New York Times
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food Garden Seed
Furrow & Company.
DIDN'T ASK ENOUGH.
The Lawyer Should Have Probed bis
Witness a Little Deeper.

The Lawyer Should Have Probed His
Witness Little Deeper.
A small but distinguished company
OF Euglish lawyers sat talking over
Ola times Among them WAS MIR s.,
who told the following story:
II was retained he said rby an "a,
soldier TO sue for the recovery OF f35
which be had lent to a friend. Tie
late MIR J. was counsel for the Dc.
fendant j. cross examined the plain.
tiff IN his usual forcible way.
"Yon lent him the money! Air. J.
asked
81 dld, cir
"'lt was your own moneyr
"'lt was. SIR
"'When did you lend him the mon
syT
"Tn July
"where did you get that money
siry
~ earned It. sir
"'Yon earned ii. chi When did you
earn ne
During the Boer war, sir be said
In very humble to,.e.
"You earned It during the Boer
war? Pray what was your occupatlon
daring the WARP Mr., J Inquired
Fighting. sir, the man replied mod
sstly
"'Oh, Gghdngs Mr., ]. said. some.
/ what taken down.
u smiled triumphantly. Mr.. J. WAS
4 very angry. We'll. we won't 10 the
4 Jury, and / Of course, had the last 20
say. sailed away TO glory ! spoke
Of ;he war, OF the l'ves which Il cost
us. OF the awful battles which helped
10 build up the glory OF our nation. Of
the self douial and bravery OF oui
men. who left home and wife and
children and father aud mother and
everything that was dear 70 them and
went forth 10 the fight ! worked ~
the jury and got a verdict for the full
amount AS we were quitting ths
courtroom Mr j said
as, yous war speech gained you The
verdict n YOU hadn't discovere.
tkrough my cross examination that the
man had fought in the Boer war, yol
would have been beatenf
My friend ! replied N you bae
only asked the mau which Side h'
fought on sou might he going hom'
with verdict My client served an
der the Boet has'"
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RECIPE FOR HOME
MADE KIDNEY CURE
Makes Kidneys Overcome
Terrible Cases Of
Rheumatism

TO make up enough Of the "Dande.
Lion treatment. which is claimed to
be relieving nearly every sufferer who
uses 1t for backachc, kidney com.
plant sore weak bladder and rheuma-
tism, get from any good prescription
pharmacy Onc-hali ounce Fluid EX-
TRACT nandelion one ounce Compound
kargon and three ounces Compound
Syrup Of Sarsaparilla. shake well in
q bottle and take in tcaspoonful
doses after each meal and again at
bedtime.
Those who have tried 70 claim that
II acts gently but thoroughly on the
kidneys relieving backache and blad.
Gcr trouble and urinary difficulties al
most instantly Many cases OF rheu-
matism are known to have been re-
lioved within a (,w days the pain and
swelling dimiuiahing With each dose
A well known local druggist. who ia
In q position 60 know. asserts that
this prescription. wherever it becomes
known. always rjins the sale of the
numerous patont medicine rhauma
tism cures Kidney cures, etc. II Is Z
rocipe which the majority ol patent
medicine manufacturers and even
certain physicians dislike TO see pub
lishcd Few cases iudeed, which VIII
tail to fully yield 20 its poculiarls
soothing and healing influence. Re
inc composed Of common everyday
ingredients which can be had from
any druggist il makes up q goot
honest and harmleSs remedy aud a
nominal cost
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"Dld you ever see one set Or walters
serve n meal 10 another setf' asked the
gray headed man ~ did happened
10 be pnting ln the rear end of res
taurnnt the other day when there came
a Shift of men A dozen OF them SAT
down at nearby tables. and the others
waited on them when they had i'm
ished eating every last waiter tipped
the fellow who had served him. }
thought az the time II was hint for
Us three or four old DIFFERS who hap
pened 10 be muuching away there 20
follow uit. but ! learned later that i
Is customary among walters Oi
course each gets hls money back in
time. because they all ZIP one auother-
bnt the practice shows how sacredly
wailcls as q class regard the institu-
ton * tipping" New York Sun.
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u dNu't see ron n cliurch SUNDAY
morn'ne. sald Mrs odrastic
"No." replied he hostess. toying
with her So 500 roNialre. = WIS 80
nervous knew ! couldn't sif Sun "
went So eave up nnd laid Ia bed near
Is thc Waoie mprning
"That WAS too bad You ought "a
have been there Or Mlggsw9fih *
corlated several of our ieadlog imam
ciers. and considerable anger was e1
hlbited by some Of thrmF
Els that sof didn't know they con-,
do such things 10 our church s'pofel
ouly The pope bad that power -'cni
cago Record-iIerld.
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view TO spend his emaniag days We
welcome Mr.. 1agann ard wife with all
these towns people who met him on his
return, shook his hand bade him slnd
wclcomc in wears past he was Carter
county's most Influential citizen. lie Gid
nose for Grayson while resideat than
any and IN men n his time. lie started
the first bans in our county. DC erected
rot only ahont d dozen goed Nouses. both
business and residence. but a1i0 built and
dedicated "A Christian cBmch TO the
memory OF his firat wife hv launched
out on paths OF hetterment Tor our town,
but tile unf ftuhale bond inyestment
prevented the ultimate perfection Of Ibis
plan. and about sixteen years ago he
went West, locating at Guthrie, oitla.'
whore he erected handsome homie
which he recently sold 90 prominent
state official Mr Masann win spend
his remaining duys with us and Hill
likely engage in some sort of business.
Wo bid him and hts glad welcome. lie
and estinable wife are stopping az the
home OF col and MIS- anS powers
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M'KEE KISSED
HIS WIFE'S MAIDS
CONTINUED from Page -


Carlo. and ganbled until the rooms
wore closed each night, keeping his
wife by his ssle as a "mascotte" al
though she did moi play and was with
out dinner until midalght
Maitre Barbour detailed Mckee
cruel treatment OF his wiies child,
He struck the child with a stick. drag
ged him BY the hair, and often pre-
tended TO hang the child with a rope
around his neck. the lawyer alleged.
When the mother demonstrated with
her husband. saying he might kin the
child, Mckee said: Il don't care; he
isn't mine
In Paris hotel be said the dinner
was too costly, and the only food his
wife had all day was pickles and sar-
dimes brought in by her maid
Upon removal TO a fiat in the Rue Al
fred Devigny, Mrs Mckee was led the
same life In the morning Mckee
would 10 around in paiamas or wear.
ing his Wife's rose colored dressing
gown he also wrote articles Tor New
York papers signed "Clarice.
A. Barbour read ~ items OF the
complaint The fourteenth OF these
was that Mckee reyer bathed, and
/ that he would not change his undcr
clothes The complaint also stated
that Mckee wort mis- socks for severa
months and then rolled them up in q
BAH and threw them on top Oh tht
wardrobe Ia his room.
Mckee ia also charged with having
made love to the maids and with haF
ing spent a good deal of MS time n
( the Kitchen He had collection O
RESCUE stories which he read aloud q
bis wife. It was alleged
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THE SHREWMoUSE.
superstitions About Harmless Little
Animal.

Superstitions About Harmless Little
Animal
The shrew. or shrcwmonse. as Il 10
commonly called. is found in nearly al
parts Of the world. II is distinguished
by an elongated. pointed muzzle, small
eyes. plan,igrade. six toed feet and
glands that secrote a musky huld. Al
together It closely resembles mouse,
but It IS really not related 20 the mouse
family
When at home It ia either under a
pile OF rubbish or Va a hole which u
has burrowed IN the tsrlh- II is noe.
turnal IN as hablta hut perfectly harm
less. Yet az one limc it was much dis.
liked and persccu'ea because g. was
thought to he 8 dangerous. mlschievous
auimal Among the Italians tho notion
was prevalent thnt the bite Of shsew
was extremely poisonous. The French
and the English believed that II q
sbrew ran over an aninals foot the
animal felt great pain mud eventually
became paralyzed; hence II horgor
COW or goat hecame n little stin IN
its limbs the foolish people at once de
clared St ''shrew struck, mud the poor
shrews had to suffer in consequence.
Of course The "shrcw struck" animal
had 10 have something 70 cure II. so ~
ash tree WIS eoiccted and q deep hol'
was bored into It's trunk Then .
sbrew was captured put alive Into th'
hole. the hole was securely plugged
and the Innocent little animal WAS lef
TO die OF starvation
The ignorant believed tliat aftc
such an act the ash tree Ind power e
cure "shrew struck" animals. an'
whenever an animal became Inactive
or a little numb IN It's linbs It's owne
nnrrled 70 tho ''shrew ASH cut
switch from It and switched th
"shrcw struck" beast The smartini
( cnused by the switching naturalt
made the helpless animal move nbon
as much as Il possibly could, and in
short time q was pronounced cured =
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A Milwaukee business man stepped
up to the tcller's window ia one Of the
city banks during q financial nurry,
presented check and asked for the
money Il represented.
Il cannot give you the CASH" said
the teller. "but | can pay you In clear
Ing house certificates
Il would much prefer the currency" T"
answered the man.
"rhe certificates are just as good.
said the teller
"WeH,n returned The merchant, ~
that IS the ease suppose | can 50
home TO my baby and give 1t somc
milk tickets and sag Here, little one
these are just MS good as milkr"
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A witty professional man was chat.
ting with some women about friend
OF theirs who was notoriously henpcck-
ed His better half makes him walk a
chalked line. and woe be unto hlm II
be deviates from t.
"He Is a model husbaudw exclaimed
one woman IN the party.
"Nay. not model. but modelled" IN.
terruptcd the professional man. "but
whether Ia clay or PUTTY deponeut say
eth not"
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Farsloh.sd Economy.

Mrs. Wlpedunks Jcnkinson, We
ought 20 take one Of the first class
magazines. It's only 81 a year and
the children are getting old enough
now to have something good to read
Mr. Wlpedunks Only 81 a yaar.
That's al. Is itg II you begin on maga-
zines you'u think you have TO keep u
up. At the end Of every year youll
want TO have EN- bound. There's tw"
volumes I'm o year Costs 81 n volume
for binding. That makes 81 q year.
In ten years it's SEQ. Then yau'n want
a bookcase 10 hold the twenty volumes.
That'll cost about sos because you'll
think 70 ought TO be big enough 10 bold
the twenty more volumes. There's Ssa
thrown away. DO you think I'm made
Of money! II you want 70 read the
magazines what's the matter with bor.
rowing 'em Chicago TrihuD@
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MinkiAs Il IS said that aggressive,
imrnRiYe people nsnaliy have black
eyes. ri0klps lhafs right n they
haven't sDi them 90 lilvt they gct inenl
later isxehapge.
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CA ST. - II II a.
80. ,lha gnd You Ha@ AlaaI5 Bought
'''.s.'" Z TzAz11zz(

Ready for that sprin1 sult2 Get the
"Wnls cut" New styles. new shadss.
Deiiuhtiur variety
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How She Won Him Its the pretty
winsome face that's leading most men
70 the altar Girls set wise. take llol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea aud set
that clear c~eet look happy smile
shai wins them Begin now. 35c
Tea Cv fableis G. r. RENFBO.
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TWO OF THE LATTER
FATALLY WOUNDED
OeSperadOeS Surrounded in
Woods W here Pistol
Fight Took Place
inY Aasoclated Preau.l

Camden. a. j.. March IA pitched
battle between farmers aud three rob.
bers IN which two of the latter were
fatally wounded. followed the daring
robbery early today Of postofIices at
Hcdricktown and Bridgeport. 30 miles
south All three we're captured after
rebbins tie postofices az these places
possee was organized and pursued
the robbers AZ Wenonah, where the
dosperadOs were surrounded in the
woods. a pistol battle mok place dur
ing which two men were fatally woun
ded The third escaped but was re
captured
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CAas Be lamy Of l.awton, has ar
rived 10 be az the bedside of his
brother. Lieutenant Governor Bellamy,
who is dangerously III al the Netho-
dist hospitpl in this city
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SOCIETY.

- db~ A H a -
N-,s--------s--n-------- -------e.-------.---------f
Saturday.
City Federation of Womans clubs |
meets at Carnegie Library in after !
noon.
Lee Ccckbufn entertained the 4. O. d. !
and j. T. g. clubs and "a few friends az
his home. Cgg East Noble last evening
ia honor of tlal Ramho who leaves sun
day for phcenlS. Arizoia. Progressive
e1mes were played and the guests in-
duged In dnhcing ava Niink and iiai
Rambo won first prizes Lilliaa Gist and
George Guss consolation. Excellent nlu
sic was rendered and an elegant lunch
con served by Mrs cockmm. assisted
by ELLEN Bronson. Mr Rombo is a leader
itor j. E Dychc. was here from Edmond
ses erdas visiting friends
MI ANA Mrs S. Hunt leave in a
lew days io california whore they will
reside III the futme Mr Hunt has been
secretary OF the oklahoma Masonic
Grand Lodge for the past six yeans and
at tic las, session was pcnsioned for lie
Y by that order.
ine hhp series % ivy ''''ves
4 "wednesday evening Ga tie club rooms
on North DIVISION street, complimentary
10 the state officials and members Of The
iesisiature.
Judge 4nd MIS- H. g. spnlman are IN
hhsush'r tou8S piepa'lhs 20 iei'ioNv
tieif houseNoia soP's 70 iAe ''pl'ai e''s'
lhe l9Hies ot tne fifst NJ ~ enVtgH
W. e9no,s' c,. e'N' ~''' '.'Ns ~ '"'
pf NeAf,npr' Z n,oS nlsu,et' 'nl,,'ol ,, on
liver an address at The FIRST Pfespyter-
i'm chu eh' Friday evening Mareh u.
Everyone i' cofaialy invited % aotepa'
1he Excelsior club Wi'l meet WIN Nlis'
Fielding lhufsaat ai''ihoop' ="
egn g. 'ltaiy HiS'oif sno i.''ue4'lon,
Conditi nr Mrs n T. Miller Wbat pept
do we owe ltaiyf Mia ita1t Wia'
class oi cillsens 20 we receive FROM
Ihem2 MIS- Bennett Mr- - D. b'''h-
man whl have chaise OF 'ne iesson'
~ ana Nra' O. =. hus"ea ana isu,'N
with relatives
"A
Miss Ruin Ie'nln'ns' loimells s'el-
os erher in 'he oil'ee oi ielil.oiia' Aun
" n'sp 9Nl'o'
ie'Ne AH token 81 resaio nus cruz
Vfesen'ea flm WAN iE'i'u9on'e
nnnder
Mrs J. y. Levy has fetuineo iroNn a
4 Nisit in Oklahona Ii'y.
AIRS. Charles seey entertaiped a few
frieuds at bridge Thu Stay afternoon az
her home, Is East Harrison ave ue.
Miss Massey has returned from "a visit
iu Frederick with her sister Mrs. r. c.
stafford.
esest IA Miss Anna cater. at cso East
cleveland avenue.
rb.. annual "a .en,an,s bau ,yll he given
s ~ ~ Reyeier,s nan on st pateicks
S -, N,,..,, r. ,rs, ,ff,ir h for mo
+ .r,. ~ .,,. ,i,.,,,.,,.s rn,a
+
..,......,t,,,, ,i..,. ,.,., a., p,,ar.
S ,,a 90 li,sn,he,
. I ,,,,s.r,u,. i.
= sl'e l'"i''s' e'''' N -
q h'or iHui1
/.
h Ihe seniors won ehe yeon',, ~ n,
e question shoui9 lne seio2i i.'lus i,.,.,5 ~
e soi "a Vns SS,lio '''i,S liza rchool ~.
r seniors haVins ele nesaIi,' ~ ~, ~,
S 4usslloh. pen NsN91 & ~ ,.i,, et'l'" orbar,
r JUNIORS Mop ntss p','o - Cbas MN u
! .nuinait ~. Oo5n ',ia.os ss'''7'
G sanato,s Davis. Thomas and Age,
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Ex.Councilman John McBrine lepyes
tIas evening for ST. Louis on bust
nees mission
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See the new spring goods at Willis
Tailoring CO. EVeryth ng upto-date in
styles, shades, etc.
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Kodol is today the bcst known reno.
dy Tor an disorders Of the stomach,
such as dyspepsia, heart burn, sour
stomach and belohing of gas. Sold
here by G.. r RENFRO
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MI and Mrs j. S. Hunt leave ia a
lew dtys To- california whore they will
reside III the futme. Mr- Hunt has been
secretary OF the oklahoma Masonic
Grand .odse for the past six years and
al the las. session was pcnsioned FOR lie
by that order.
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suffered day and night the torment
Of itching piles Nothing helped me
until | used Doan's Ointment u cured
mo permanently Hon John r. Gar.
rett. Mayor. Girard, Ala.
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9pring cuttings al Willis Tailoring
GO. "The wills cut
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rr'aR ponley IS here f.om Prague.
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The Graean lKyl Tribune MI g. g..
Magann anG wife returned from Guthrie
okialioma. this week 10 aFtin take up
residence at Grnyson. De deciding among
~ the different places he has resided
mat tais Is 10 his action. the best and
meet advantageous from an points Of
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S. ). Thompson Of wellston is in the
city
Postmaster Harry b. Gisuap, Of
Chandler, is IN the city
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SO sRs-Ess s'as y ~ EissEl'F Nss'a
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

G. Foster is in wellston.
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J 3 Norton. ~ Ponca city who was
speaker Of the lower house of the last
territorial leeiHlature IS here today,
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saturday.

city Federation of Woman's clubs
meets at Carnegie Library in after
noon
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Mra Ruei haskell Jr IS visiting ir
Muskosee.
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d. g vanpatten. Of Ralst9n, s in the
city today on business.