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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-10-27
Kuhio Gives History.

| Delegate Kuhio made long speech
in English. AT times was vehement in
his denunciation of those who have
been spreading false reports about him
and his work at Washington, especially
the reports that he was trying to pro.
hibit the Hawaiian language in the Ha.
waiian Islands. He reviewed his long
array of successful measures for appro.
priations for the benefit of the islands,
especially those which gave vast sums
of money for the construction of light.
houses, the deepening of harbors, build.
ing breakwaters, erecting Notifications,
and last of all, the appropriation of
millions of dollars for the establish.
ment of Pearl Harbor naval station.
Referring TO McCandless, he said
the latter was telling the Hawaiians
that he (Kuhio) was DISTINGUISHING the
natives, prohibiting their native
tongue, etc, by bills introduced into
the House. This was ridiculous on its
face. McCandless tells the Hawaiians
that, if elected, he will secure for each
100 acres of land. 81 would like to
| see McCandless deny that in Hawaii
and Maui he said, "for as soon as
he says it his name is mud. The only
|
! less is the land matter. To the intel.
ligent people he says he wants to ap,
ply the principles of the Federal land
laws here. But with the natives he
plays upon their sentiment. / admit
the land question is serious issue,
but he won't get anything Mt Wash,
! ington if he is elected. But If he
| thinks he can get 100 acres, why. 7
1 ..sI.. Il. L. II n
acres. Qaughter.) If can get all
that McCandless can get, and more too,
why vote for MeCandless7 l am not
demagogue like McCandless. I can
tell you what have done. These vast
appropriations are for the benefit OF
the Hawaiian laboring men in these
Islands. You Hawaiians will build
Pearl Harbor and deepen the harbol
and build the lighthouses.
Proud of Record.
"I am proud of my record at Wash
ington and / think that / and the RE,
publican party can safely stand upon
it. People here must remember that
have not two Senators in Congress to
fall back upon when I need support
in the Upper House, and we have to
depend upon the support of friends of
myself and of Hawaii. The Demo.
Gratis, and Mr. Ingham, think it Is,
says that it was Senator Perkins who
got appropriations for Hawaii, not my.
self. -
Kuhio then went on to show how he
had introduced a bill for appropria.
tions, how Taft with his eye ON the
Philippines was bound to get appro-
priations only for the Philippines and
not Hawaii, how when the measure was
in the Senate and was referred back
to the conference committee, that Sen
ator Perkins backed the measure and
Hawaii got 100000 and the Philip.
pines 100000.
Steel Man Helped.
Kuhio said he did not get things by
trying to talk on the floor of the House,
making speeches, but probably his best
piece of work was done at a dinner
table, where he was among friends and
influential men. Again, he met at a
door one day big steel man, man
who wanted to sell steel for fortified.
tons and things. and the steel man
said "PTince, III help YOU, and he
did. The Delegate was able to get on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

ting all the machinery OF the constitu-
ton Ia force AMI trying to see how it
works before making ady Wide step
out into unbr0ken ground In being
the student who had made close
enough investigation of the document
10 place "A yitalizing measure into The
statutes without the change of a let
ter MIR TilIotson has accomplished
that which will be tho source of salts
faction to him personally so long as he
remains a citizenn Of the state and
takes the same active. aggressive in
torest in its upbuilding and advance
ment along safe, progressive lines.
An aggressive attorney when praotic-
ing before the courts of the Cherokee
nation and Indian Territory; aggres.
isive and progressive soldier for state,
hood throughout thirteen long hard
years against the departmental govern
ment; warrior against the interior
destruction of the oil interests of the
territory and state, and now an agEres-
sive, progressive member OF the first
| Legislature, Bert" Tillotson at forty
years looks at life through more pleas
ing surroundings than those which
marked several years OF history over in
the beautiful Cherokee country.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS ON PUBLIC
PRINTING.

Notice Is hereby given that bids Will
be received by the state Printer at
his office IN Guthrie, Oklahoma. for
the doing Of all Items Of printing and
book work required by the State Of
Oklahoma, IN all departments. offices
insiimuons and commissions. Also
for all bound hooks aud records re-
quired by the district courts coutles
and townships Of the state
The schedules aud specifications
for this printing will be furnished
upon application by the State Printer
No bids win be received after two
O'Clock D. m. April 18th, 1908 The
State Printing Board reserves the
right 20 reject any and all bids; among
reasons for rejecting bids wSU besthe
lack OF business integrity OF the bid
der. and 10 apportion the work OF
the printing and binding as in It's
Judgment may seem best. St.
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OWENS STANDS
TO LOSE MONEY
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ment and II IS considered one OF the
best safeguards IN The bill The Ard
more man has becn congratulated on
an sides for having originated the
idea No bill introduced AT this ses-
sion of congress. lt Is claimed, in fav-
or of the removal of restriction legis-
lation containe dthis provision, not
even the Garfield draft that was latcr
introduced IN the mousse aud senate
The prospective trouble over the
icrisdictional feaure Of tha bill has
been happily avoided as far as the
House is concerned Tho president
and Secretary Garfield both having
acquesced in giving the sttta courts
2 band in the adjudication OF all mat.
.ters arising in the affairs OF tho In
dian President Roosevelt when he
addressed the visiting Tulsans said
something on the subject apropoE to
that feature Of renewal of restric.
tion legislation He asked for square
deal for the Iudian aud that the Okla
homans should assist I'm every way
and see to It that the Indians get
fair treatment at the hands of the
state courts and the people gener-
ally, He also said something about
not being in sympathy with the
maudliu sentimentality that has
crept IN between the Indian and the
people farthest away from the IN.
dian. He said be believed in putting
the Red Man upon his own respon.
sihility ae fae as possible.
Those IN q position to know how
ever. state most emphatlcally that
there is law which will enahlc the
government 10 step IN al any time
and protect the Indian IN tha federal
courts should the state courts -
any time show prejudice in The In
dian. Thus II would seem that Uncle
Sam IS putting Oklahoma ON proba-
tion period when he says go ahead
aud take good care OF the lndian
Another provision that has been
worrying the delegation and the de-
partment is the probate court pro.
vision The department was against
giving county courts probate iuris.
diction In this the department has
also agreed.
Now, " the senate can be Induced
10 pass the bin all win bc good.
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2 sHsRsa9asR9uSnTH9aaMaHs-S 4
J FRESH TOPICS Z
) OF THE TOWN Z
: .SzSN3nSMfEaEaHsu9H.sHsMesls
Goes over TIN Today

Goes over TIL Today
Upon agreement OF counsel argument
for a temporary injunction in the suits
filed against the newspapers, brewers
distiileries, Wholesale liquor houses
and local newsdealers by the attorney
general yesterday In behalf of the
state to onioiu them from publishing
or soliciting liquor advertisements in
the papers named in the suit and To
resent the newsdealers from selling or
distributing them, was postponed until
! Friday at D. m
Attorneys Dale and Bierer will rep
resent the defendants ami and attor
ney general West the plaintiff
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gnan9HaB9usHSN9EsuSusH1s'
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Fl r. Harter, of Oklahoma City, is
here today. He is former Guthrie
resident
Hon Henry NJ. Furman returned to
bis home in Ada today
Capt r. Mittts, one 81 the most pie
turesque of the old-timers, was here
from III Reno today.
Banker George NJ. Weems is here
from sulphur.
I9xDistrict Clerk Joe II. Norris left
today Tor Washington, .. G.
A. l. Beatty Of Dallas, is in the
city
Hardy Dial, Of Tecumseh, is in the
city.
W S Kelgo Of MusAosee is in the
city
D. =. FitFgerald, Of El Reno is in
'pe si'y aff
Former Delegate J, J. Quarrels is
here today from Fairfax. He is one OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

place IN the first state legislature at
least three men have been close 10 the
prize. but 70 the gentleman from No
wata. the constitutional lawyer who
claims little but works hard Is the
prize given.
j a Till0ts0n thinks the cOnatitu-
ton viii Do pretty well for some little
time and has been its defender on the
stump. in the courts and az a member
0f the lower house of this first leg
lsIalure
ln his work as leHlslaiof liiloispn
has been one of the advocates Of put.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22
SOCIETY
PROSPECTUS.
Wednesday,

Wednesday.
Mesdames Elsie Walton and Jack
Mories entertain at cards in afternoon
at Elks club rooms.
Ladies' Aid society Of First NJ. r..
church meets with Mrs. J S. Shearer
in afternoon.
Ladies' Social circle of Congregations
al church meets with Mrs. w p. Wash
burn in afternoon,
The knights and Ladies of Colum-
bus will give a ball in evening at their
hall on East Harrison avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22
AN lNslpIous DANCER.

One of the worst features OF kidney
trouble IS that IL IS an insidious di.
zease aud before the victim
realizes HIS danger he may have a
fatal malady Take Foley's kidney
Remedy at the first sign OF trouble
as IL corrects irrcBularitis aud pre-
vents Brlgit's disease and diabetes.
For sale by G. r. Renfro
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AFFECTS IIIIES
OF FIRST CLASS
lconti1ued irom &c one }

AA'AIN10u AiDW bab9 o1r
court would not attempt 70 render an
opinion on the subject matter involved,
aiding that the question Of whether
sulphur was a city OF the first class
prior 10 the proclamation Issued by the
the court would pass upon the matter
- 81 were properly presented before
them. TIE faction OF the democrats
Jnat lost out In the election al sulphur
iS making a test case uf the matter
and win carry Il % the Supreme court.
IF the Supreme court holds with tie at
torney general the present city officials
elected 30 cities under such clrcum
stances via not legally BE- the officers
and another election 0ill probably have
. bc b lesalize the matter
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lMpoRrANr nEclsIoN-

II is important that YOU should de-
eide to take only Folcy's Honey and
Tar when YOU have a cough or cold
as it VIII cure the most obstinate.
racking cough aud eXpel the cold
from, your system. Foley's Honey and
Tar contains no harmful drugs In
sisit upon having Ii.
For sale by G. X. RenfoJ
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the leading bankers Of Usage county.
III. Kelley and R. p Baughman, Of
Tonkawa, are Guthrie visitors
Editor stryker of the Tulsa Demo
'crat is in the city
lgi@e w. A Ledbetter of Ardmore.
is a Guthrie visitor today
Harry Beeler of Checotah. is in
the city singing the praises OF Nc
lntosh county
Editor strydser of the Tulsa Dem
ocrat, is in the city today. Stryker
confirms all that Tate Brady SAYS
about the booster special"
"Cy7 Earle, OF the Three Eye league,
was yesterday signed by the local man
ayers to cover the initial sack He is
said to be an all-around star.
J. w. shartel, Of the Oklahoma
Street Railway company is here to-
DAY attending the hearing before the
heard o equalization.
Tate Brady. democratic national
committeeman f5r Oklahoma. came
over from Tulsa today to complete
arrangements for the big democratic
4 special trai nto the Denver conven.
4 ltion Brady is not only a hale fellow,
but a live democrat and Tulsa's chief
booster
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rlLLorsoN's sNvAeLE RECORD
Rare Honor Won BY the Statesman
From Cherokee Country.

To write bin good enough 90 be-
come a law is not bad record for a
man la this state OF any state
10 write "a document others DO not
protest against and aid la making 70
The law ls an honor
70 write "a bin that rs supposed 10
set the constitution IN icrce and power
IS also an honor, but 20 write Il SO well
that q would pass through both legis
latiye houses without change is some
thing not done every time To win that
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Mrs. Chas Seaton entertains Guth-
rie Whist club in afternoon,
tic Science club Demonstration
Leftover Cooking"
Miss jamie Hagar's pupils give re-
cital in evening at her studio.
Zinmermann's OF estra gives pub
lie dance in eyenius * Reveler's hall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Excelsior club meets In afternoon
at Carnegie library Subject Scot
land"
Mrs Chas Woods cntertalns at ner
home on East Mansur with a one
O'Clock luncheon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Corporation Commissioner j. J. Nc
Alester Is still confined to his home
in McAlester and win not BE- able to
return to the capital until next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

The Business Mems league held a
roueing meeting last night n the dis
trici court room Some important
business was transacted
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Saturday

Smart Set meets in afternoon.
Mrs. }. e Burt. Mrs. Linda Wood
and Mrs Mitchell lett last evening for
a several weeks visit in Colorado
1 Springs and other western points.
John Coyie has returned to Law
renee, where he is attending the Kan
sas university, after weeks visit in
the city with his niece Mary Coylc
Gray
Mr. ami Mrs Ted Brooks returned
last evening from Oklahoma City
where they were married Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Crehan. OF Oklahoma City
is The guest of her sister, Mrs. Ted
Brooks, at the Royal hotel
Mrs Whelman returned to her home
in DesMoines, Iowa, today after a twu
weeks visit in the city with Mrs Geo
Anderson, at 5l7 East Cleveland ave
nue.,
Mrs. r G, sharp has gone to Clay
ton, New Mexico, on two weeks
visit
At the meeting of the West Side w
lC. n. T. yesterday afternoon at the
West Side M. %. church, Mrs. Thomp
son, president OF the Sulphur union
and Mrs. Alice Blacltman, of Berlin
recording secretary of the state associ
Fation, were honored guests Repre-
sentative A. Frank Ross, Of Dufant
will deliver an address Monday even
ing under the auspices of the club al
the West Side NJ. u church on "The
Enforcement of Our Prohibitory Law
Mrs. w o. Wilbur entertained the
Mo1ern Priscillas yesterday afternoon
at her home, 1923 East Cleveland ave
nue. Many new designs in fancy worl
were demonstrated The membefs de
cded 70 hold b.monthly meetings dur
ing the summer months instead ol
weekly meetings Mrs VIII Patterson
was the guest ol the club yesterday
A dainty two-cOurse luncheon was
served. Mrs. f. r. Hewitt viii enter
tain the club on May at her home on
last Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark aud J Tisdel, o
Muskogee, are in the city WISHING
friends.
Mr. and Mrs J b Harris, of Neya Ia
Mo, are in the city
Raymond Griffith Is in Guthrie eI
route from San Francisco to Chi@go
Mr. Griffith IS visiting his sister Gfac,
and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dodl
of coo East Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. L. d. Marr, wife of Secrenr,
Marr OF the school iand commission
leaves tomorrow for her home IL
! Tulsa 10 spend a faw days with friends
and relatives
An informal reception was held ias
: night at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
iJ.r a. Br1oks on East Villas avenue
an honor of Mr. and Mrs Ted Broaks
who were married al Oklahoma Cit
] Sunday. Zimmermaun's orchestra wa
! present and the evening passed pleas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22
Great Musiyal Celebration at okla
homa CITY.


Oklahoma City is preparing a great
treat for the music lovers of this
state.
On May 2Sth, 29th. and SOth.
May Music Festival will be given and
the arrangements now made, insure
one of the greatest musical feasts
this part of the country has ever
known.
The principal features OF this mus
ieai celebration are the worldiamed
lnues Orchestral Band. oe New York
IL celebrated soloists. OF international
reputation, who have been heard in
all the music centers OF Europe as
wen as an the principal cities OF
the United States, together with "a
grand festival chorus OF over 500
adults and 1000 children On tho night
OF May 30th viii be given the famous
musical war picture Americana.
which has created a great sensation
, wherever presented. II is sermon
on pure patriotism. not OF the North
Or South. East or West, but fcr a
United Nation
10 Is the purpose of the Festival
Association 10 make this Spring Mus
ical Festival an annual event.
j. E Thompson. OF Oklahoma Citr.
state ageut Of the Southwestern Life
Iuauraura IN a. Ia the off.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

After shaving, when skin Is wet, ap
ply Satin skin cream. Soothes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Mrs Robert s Craig delightfully."-
entertained at luncheon at her home
corner OF Elm street and Springer ave
nue.. yesterday at twelve o'clock com
plmentary to Mrs c. r Peck. OF Paw
huska, aud Mrs. w. ". Rucks. The
table was beautifully decorated wifi
pink roses. and delicious luncheon
was served The guests were Mrs
Kneisley, Mrs, Filson Mrs. Frasier
Mrs Mcdonald Morris Mars Duke
Grs Hamill. Mrs. Fred Barde aud Mrs
II j. Dihbeus
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antly away. Among those present
We're: Mr. and Mrs. Traband, AIn
aud Mrs. WIN Brooks sMessrs. Oaks.
McKennan. Marks. Adler, Woods. Zim
mermann, Cook MCCinley. Mr. and
Mrs WIN Mckinley. Prot Nitschc
Furrow. Kelly Ham Bee Mrs Gre
han. Of Oklahoma City Mr. and Mrs.
John Towers, Mr. and Mrs Jim
Brooks Mr. and Mrs Brooks viii be
q thome to their many friends AT
the Royal hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Editor stryker of the Tulsa Demo
crat rs IN the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

j. e Thompson. OF Oklahoma Cite.
state ageut Of the Southwestern Life
Insurance Co. ig IN the CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

]. H. Kelley and r. p Baughman, OF
Tonkawa, are Guthrie visitors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

lEdae W. A Ledbetter Of Ardmore
is a Guthrie visitor today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

the leading bankers Of osage eOunty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Harry Beeler Of Checotah. is in
the city singing the praises OF Nc
lntosh county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Mr. ana Mrs Ted Brooks returned
last evening from Oklahoma City.
where they were married Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Mrs. j. Il Burt. Mrs Linda Wood
and Mrs Mitchell lett last evening for
a several weeks visit in Colorado
Springs and other western points.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

John Coyie has returned to Law
renee, whore he is attending the Kan
sas university, after a weeks visit in
the city with his niece, Mary Coylc
Gray.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Mrs A. j. Crehan. OF Oklahoma City,
is The guest of her sister, Mrs. Ted
Brooks, at the Royal hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

II. r. Harter, of Oklahoma City, is
here today. He is former Guthrie
resident
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

An informal reception was held last
night at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
~ IA Brooks on East Villas avenue
an honor of Mr. and Mrs Ted Broaks,
who were married AT Oklahoma City
Sunday zimmermauns orchestra was
present and the evening passed pleas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-22

Mrs Whelman returned to her home
in DesMoines Iowa, today after two
weeks visit in the city with Mrs Geo.
Anderson, at 5l7 East Cleveland ave
nue.
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Mrs. p G. sharp has gone to Clay.
ton, New Mexico, on a two weeks
visit
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Society News


The wedding Of Miss Agnes Caro-
Ign Akin and Dir. Spencer r. Atkin
son, Jr., will take place Tuesday ey-
ening. April %. at seven O'Clock at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. L. R. Akin, on Halifax
square Cards have been issued to
out Of town friends. but there viii
be no cards issued in Brunswick The
wedding will be 2 quiet on with
only the two families and a few inti-
mate friends present Much interest
centers in. the marriage Of these pop
ular young people and the wedding
'ssil! be enc Of The Important c.,ents cf
The Easter season.
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The Browning club meets this after
noon with Miss Lucile Butts.
Miss Arlbeila Wright is at home
from a stay in Florida and in Triton.
The Merry Matrons viii meet this
morning with Mrs Hoyt w. Gale.
Mrs Raleigh Perkins and her lit
tie daughter, have returned from a
visit % Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Pace will re-
move this week 10 the residence just
vacated by DR. and Mrs. J. n. Bishop.
Mrs. j. w Thomas Is somewhat
improved 10 The pleasure Of her many
friends
Misses Edna and Daisy Derby Of
Savannah. arrived last ni9bt 70 visit
Mr. and Mrs 4. G. BaESs
MIR and Mrs Ed Pfeiner have, re-
TUNED from Atlanta and their many
friends are glad to know that Mr.
Pfeiffer's health is much improved
Mrs. r. N. Knight and Master Ed
mund Knight. are here from Fitzger
aid spending a few days with relaI
tiyes
DR. and Mrs / n Biship removed
yesterday 10 the Wright residence on
south Newcastle street. recently &C.
cupied by M D. Van Waganen
The spring season promises to sbe
very bright and many parties are on
the calendar fer the brief post Len
ten seasln before the yearly exodus
to The islands begins
As this Is Holy Week, there viii be
no entertaining during the week as
Lent is observed strictly by the great
er portiu Of Brunswick society. There
will be appropriate services at the
Catholic and Episcopal churches and
church-goine win BE- the order of the
day until after Easter Sunday.
Letters to friends in this city from
Mre. G. II. Jewett, give interesting ac
counts Of life in the Canal Zone The
visit Of The torpedo notilla to Ancon.
and the social gaity incident to the
presence Of the officers of the fleet.
were DELIGHTFULLY."- described by Mrs.
Jewett The weather, the fruit and
the many interesting details Of life
IN Panama, were also subjects touch
ed On by Mrs lewett, who is n clever
and charming writer
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BIG FOUR ROUTE

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CINCINNATI to CLEVELAND
trains daily.
Cincinnati to Cleveland and Detroit
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Through Sleepe-s or nighi trains.
Parlor Cas- hnd Dining Cars that
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Ask for Tickets via zig Four Rou.C
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The Old Reliable SHOEMAKER
q, L. JORDAN,
When you want a good Job GO
to Jordan, Corner oatsthorpo
and Gloucester Streets. You
can repend upon Him.
Shoes Made to Order Corrs
Cured II you have any.
q. L. J0EDAN.
Cor. Oglethorpe arr, Gloucester.