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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-12-16
rocKcasTIE couHTv


Disputanta. Dec. 12.-Mr. T. w. An
derson of this place is preparing 10
move to Bourbon County.-Mr Robert
Mcqueen is visiting his father in
Jackson County who is reported 10
be very ill.-Mr. NJ. V. Swinford Is
at Mt. Vernon on business.-Mr. EN-
nit Anderson is visiting relatives at
Mullins Station this week.-The Sun
day school at the Hammond school
house is preparing to have a Christ
mas tree.-There will be another box
supper at the Hammond school house
December. 18th. Everybody come and
bring a box-Mr. G. w. Wyatt who
has been at home for few days has
returned to Hamilton, O.-Mrs. Eas-
ter Mcqueen who lost twenty gallon
kettle about five months ago, offers
liberal reward TO any one who will
return the kettle or give information
as to its whereabouts.
ROCKFORD
Rockford. Dec. 13-J. f. Dalton and
family who went to Oklahoma some
time ago expect to return to Berea
next Saturday because of bad health
w. Linville who has been working
at Berea returned home on account
of being sick.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bowman of Conway have been visit
ins relatives at this place for few
days.-John Vaughn is with his uncle
Isaac Martin this winter.-Mr. and
Mrs ]. c. Bullen visited II. f. Bullen
Saturday night.-Our school at Wal
nut Grove will be out in two more
weeks.-Our Sunday school is progress
ing nicely with James Quinn as Supt.
BOONE
Boone, Dec. 13.-There was meet
ing at Fairview church Saturday and
Sunday conducted by the Rev. c. c.
! Wilson of Brodhead.-Mr. Jess Wren
recently moved to his property at
this place Mr.. Pal Kidwell of Con-
way recently moved to the farm at
this place belonging to Mr.. Gabbard
of Conway.-Mrs. Daisy Lambert who
has been sick is some better.-Mr.
Dave Grant sold his property near this
place to Miss Hattie and Bette Poyn-
ter for $125 and moved to railroad
property at Snider.-The Sunday
school is planning for an exhibition
on Dec. 26th.-Mr. VIM. Gadd was in
Richmond last Monday.-Miss Jennie
Chasteen was visiting home folks here
on Sunday.-Mr. Sam Lambert made
business trip to Brush Greek one
day last week.
WILDE
Wilde, Dec. 12.-Mr. Alvie Merritt
died Dec. 9th, and was buried in the
Merritt graveyard.-Miss Leila Petit
from Etawah, Tenn. is visiting rel
atives and friends at this place.-Mr.
]. II. Brannaman and brother Thos.
returned from jackson County, where
they have been hunting. They killed
200 birds in five days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Coffey who have been visiting
friends at Etawah, Tenn, returned
home Thursday.-Miss Bette Reynolds
from Langford is visiting friends at
this place.-Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Ogg of
Berea were in this vicinity Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Catron from Lincoln Co.
visited her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvie Merritt last week.
Miss Belle and Mr. Martin Jones who
are in school at Berea were home Sat-
urday.-Little Beulah Lewis who has
been sick is better.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
H. Brannaman were the guests of
Mr.. T. G. Reynolds, Dec. 9Th.
re~sss A4ssAru
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-12-16
MADISON COUNTY
DULUTH.

Duluth, Dec. l3.-Farmers are about
done gathering corn: and The frost
is on the pumpkin; And the folders
In the shock. flames Whitoomb
Riley were fine, /. e.
the early kind; of the later variety
there are not enough to go round
for children and "varmints. Corn
is current at 60 cents per bushel,
not much being offered at any price
The Webb brothers and James Hen
ry have bought and sold more cattle
and hogs than any equal number of
men in the southern part of the county.
Mr. Perkins on Floyd's Branch
is "live wire" in intense farming"
aud don't you forget to remember Il.
Evidences Of thrift and persistent in
dustry are apparent everywhere.
1t shows on the fence. the farm build
ings and dwelling, the meandering of
the creek that flows through the farm
and the mountain side west OF the
residence from base to summit Model
arrangements and improvements are
visible on every feature of farm resi-
dence and premises.-"Tank" Webb
and Mr.. Henry are hustlers from way
back" and Ia" John and Bob"
know a good thing when they see 1t.
Father Webb gets around with diff
ficulty TO look after his farm duties,
burdened as he is with infirmities OF
age and suffering from an accident
which crushed his leg some years
since, while grandma Webb looks
after business inside and outside the
home NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lamb will
make you good corn meal two days
each week-The "Deestrick Skule" at
Webb, will not close before Christmas
holidays as the veteran mossback who
keeps skule" there has four weeks
more of the term before him.-There
will be .>omething doing in the three
RS during tho next few weeks and
some promotions to Sixth Grade
There are indications that some par
ties not far from Duluth have serious
intentions of committing matrimony
sooner-er-later.
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RICETOWN

Ricetown, Dec 11.-Circuit Court
convenes at Bonneville next week
Rev. John Mason was at Buck Creek
Thursday with a load OF household
plumber for Z. C. Garrett.-James r.
Gabbard was at Bonneville last Satur-
day on business.-Wm. Gabbard, son
of G.. w. Gabbard is planning to move
to Cow Creek soon.-Mrs. Jaley Cab
bard, and daughter, Hazel spent last
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
on Cow Creek.-Rev. Albert Bowman
of Island City preached at Grassy
Branch last Sunday. A large crowd
was out to hear him.
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owsLEy COUNTY.


Island City, Dec. 9.-Robert Wood
of Jackson County was on Island
Creek last weck-The little infant Of
A. ID. Bowman died one day last week
There has been lots of travelling
statesmen thru this neighborhood for
the past week.-Circuit court begins
Monday at Booneville.-E. ID. Blake
will leave in a few days for Sweet
Springs for his health.-R. NJ. Morris
returned from visit to Roses Creek.
p. NJ. Frye is all smiles over the
arrival of a bouncing girl. c. Gen
try has a nice pair of mules for sale.
j. T. Gentry and wife will leave in
q few days to take Christmas in West
Virginia.-R. B. Peters and James
Kelley returned from a trip to Jack
son County, fur buying.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
OKLAHOMA POSTAL AEENRS
snaelaI b naIIy l.aadaF.

Special te DAILY Leader.
Washington, June iG-rhe follow.
Ing fourth class poatmastera have
been appointed IN OklahOma slmot,
Major county, Ernest Z, Jeffreas vice
4. 4. Taller; Harrisburg, Stephens
county, John 2 swanson vice u 4
DAhart Lenna. Mcintosh county,
Herilha Il Stephens Vice 4. T Pyle
Louis, Greer county Evans q John.
son Vice A. Il. Johnson, M0odys,
Cherokee county. WILLIAM 7 VII.
llalns Vice A. 3. Justice: Pierce, Nc
lntosh county WI ERNEST johnson
Vice II. ?. Lee: Rosedale McClain
county George +. pyfd Vice 81 ".
Taylor: Ward, Ise Fl0ra county, Law
son r. Lewis vice s. F. Stout: Wea.
ley. Aioka county, Wiliie IYle vice
NJ. d. Sexton.
A new posloffice has been ordered
established at D0ear 0kmnleee
county: Hugh y. Harris, postmaster
The poasoliIce az Fosa, Okla, VIII
be located on the east side Of Adams
street. beiueen Main and Second
streets
Rural delivery routes have been
ordered established IN oklahoma,
beginning Aug 2, as follows: Butler
Custer county length 20 miles, fam
lilies l04. Carthage Texas county
route No. 4. length 2e9t miles
families iG5. Carthage. Texas county
route ne. q length ~ is miles
lamilles i03. Calena, Woods county
length 2b miles. families %. Ivan
hoe, Beaver county. length 20 miles
families 100, pawnee. pawnee coun.
ty length q "a miles. families lot:
Pacassei, Grady county. length 2s II
miles, families 1926. Weiumka
HUGHES county. length 2f25 miles
families I9g.
The following letter carriers have
been appointed n Sapulpn. Okla.
william + Graham. lebulon Il Kin.
sev and flegharit g. Olson
The following postolfloea n OKLA
hoina will become domestic money
order offices July /. AhIose. Ter
lrand. Brazil. Chlsm. Cliff. Cora
cows0n. Daeue. pIhble Estella
Eaelei0n. E'cl4 Edna mlklna. FL
more. Gonld, GarlinGton. HadIey. H0
men KeIraey Marvel. Lenox. Lester
lockwood. Metorg NewSaalle. Ohesa.
Onela. Owens. price. Remington,
Russell. sallna. Taynf. Nahloa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16


Philadelphia, june i6-The home
cam defeated ST. Louis TO /
through the effective pitching Of Nor
can and By knocking Criss out Of the
box In the early innings
score Il. VI e
nhiladelphia POI 000 00e-3 10 /
Sd. Louis ..... GOO 00I O0-l
Batteries Morgan and Thomas
lylngssone: Criss, Howell and Criger
summary. Two base hits, Davis
Crisis three bass hit Livingstone.
sacrifice hlt Barr. stolen bases, Muir
phy. Galley, McAleer HartxelI; dou
hle plays. Davis. Barry. Davis, Wal
lace, Williams and Jones; base on
halls. off Morgan ?. off Criss 2 of
Howell hit by pitcher. Howell i
struck ont by Morgan :. by crlsa 2 By
Howell G.
umplree Connolly and Hurst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
HANDICAPPED
ThIo Id tho Case Win Many 0aihe|A
peopic. #|

ThIo % tho Case win Aanay CAifs|h
People.
Too many oashrla citizens arn haad
capped with 4 bad back The uneeat
Ing pain causes conSlant misery meK
lnf work q bufdenssud STOPPING "a rs
ING an Imposklblllf9 This back NehNk
at night, preventing reiresh|ns resi-
aud ln The morning Is sillG andfiAInt|
platteru and linlmCntH may Klpf fellpi
hu, cannot reach the caubf no elm
Inate the palms and aches yon mNst
cure the kldneya.
Doan'a Kidney Pills cure 1lcA k|f
neya and cure them nermHnenl|y ran
You doubt Guthrie eVlAenfef
Mrs. Mary Church. BsO West HaItt
son Ave. Guthrie, Okla, ahyK 1Nln4
time ago / strained MY bsfN hAil'Y A,sk
| Il bothered me more or |esa after that
thine. Occasionally a sharp pain *oNld
dart through me and then again fnf
back would ache began 70 fear mat
serious results would follow Il dia noi
leheck the trouble ~ time ans NIseh \
heard Doan's Kidney Pills hlahlF spgif'
an Of. obtained Q box from ! N Was
llace's arna store A short pAe way
lsnough 10 convince mo that lnis rent
edy was what needed NV back koun
became strong and free from pain ana
lhad net bothered ms since
| For eale by all dealers Price NJ
cents FosterMilhnrn Ga. pusialN
New York, nole agents Tor the United
States
Remember the name ppan anf
take no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
Heart Strength

Hmrt effmSsh. Or Heart Weakness, means Eefvs
Strength. Of Narve Weakness -'nclhlng more. hps'
iiiselY. not ons veal heayt IN hundred f. n .
self actually diseased. u le Almost always >
hidden tlny little nerve that really a Al - lhnlk
This obscure nefFe-the Cardiac or Heart NefYe
-llmply needs. and must have, moro power moiu
stability. more contrOlllng more govefnint
strength Without that the Heart must enntnna
% isil. and she stomach and kidnsya also have
khcse sane controlling nerves.
This clearly explains why. n 9 medicine Dr.
ghoops Restorative has n the PAST donp 30 much
for weak and AllIns Hearia pr shoop nrat sought
the GAUSS ol An this painiul. pAipltatlng suhon.
ins homft distress. DR.. Hhoopa Restorative thi'
popular preacriphon-is alone directed % tho1s
weak and wasting nerve contora u eulloal
n strengthens Il olioN real, eennine hear, help.
II you would have strong Hearts, strong di
easilon. strengthen these nerves = rs'egsAhhsR
Than ~ noa0od. with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
PLAY BASEBALL UNDER
ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Cincinnati, O.. June 1B Baseball BY
electric light from which 80 much Il
expected BY some, was given lta try
our at lnasue park here laal night
when members OF teams representing
dhe Elks lodges Of Cincinnati and
Newport. Ky, pfncticed far after dark
for 4 game they VIII play mex Thufh.
d&y night. Immense fefleetofa Ins
ataIled II high towers Illuminated the
field almost As brightly IS II daylight.
ena others manipulated 80 Thai Ihl|
lfkHl wa Thrown RpWarNH made +
easY Ia ind ~ caseh balls hated
|fAI5 the aIE.
Nnnt u ihc rlRT,yaau team u|a1
|e4. 50 pEzaldeaI I|cfiaNs Has aH#|I|.
|ns 80 risk Injury |h any q h|N IA
tisa " ~ pi'|I|e0 sigle pF ha'I N|H8|
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sa0T chNl'a nIsAop prs.s.

lahed either IN Dutch style aR Mus
traled, or high with n standing coli
lar a liked. and the dress ls gaihers
IA aud Joined 10 It The sleeves are
nnffad whether they are short or
long and aye gathered into straight
hands Az Illustrated the lroek ie q
pretty one for afternoon wear.
For the four year size win bf re.
auIred ai-4 yards of malirlal -.
yards 80 Of A inches wide with -
yard ~ Inches vide lcr the yoke and
sleaeehnnds A Mag Manlun pat
torn No BS07, Meea 2. and 6 years
WIN be mailed to any address By phe
FaahIon Department OF this paper OF
receipt az ten cents slf N haste
send On additional telo cent etamI
for letter postage which ineurea more
prompt dellvery)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Everyone would be beneFIied hg
taking F0leys 0rlno Laxative for
constipation. stomach and liver trou.
bic. aa 4 aWeetens the stomach and
breath. gently stimulates the liver
and regulates the bowels and lg much
superior 10 pills and ordinary laxa.
lives. why not try Foley'e 0rlno
laxative lodayf G. s, Benfrc.
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DAILY FASHION TLLES


a simple summer FfocAs
Little frocka as this one that are
made IN bishop style are always be'
coming 20 the little folk and are real
IN ideal for warm weather wear.
Embroidered halisle with yoke o.
plaln material embroidered makes
lhe one illustrated. but al the dainty
summeT materials are appropriate
the Dresden dlmity that Is 20 mucn
used. the cross barred mwns and me
Ike ana even the more sturdy cham
bray ana ginehams II The dress 4
designed for playtimc wear. There
il 4 round yoke, which can be fin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Many Of our citizens are drifting
towards nright's disease By neglect.
Ing symptoms Of kidney and bladder
trouble which Foleys kidney Remedy
viii quickly cure G. Z. Renfro.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
okIahoma cIty ). san ANTONIO Z

Oklahoma City. Okla, June -0--A
alashlng double along the third base
line BY willie White, d glarlng error
by Capt. Leldy and well executed
squeeze play" hy Bell IN the eiev.
enth inning of the final San Antonio.
Oklahoma City game gave the Nets 4
ID victory Tuesday and incidental
W place them in the first division
of the Texas league
Score by innings:
Oklahoma city 000 00i 0i0 0i--s
San Antonio ..... 100 100 0o0 O0--s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE



PIttsburg. June l0 -PlItsbufg made
q four atralsht from Ilrooklyn, win.
ting. 3 10 2. and making fourteen
straight victories for PItlsburg James
7. JeffrIes. who attended, The game,
vas given an ovation.
gcore: 4. n. =.
pltihburg . 200 III 1le--e ~ 3
BROOKLYN - 200 000 0O0--2 12 ,
Batteries Frock and Gibson Scan
lon and bergen.
Summary Two base hits, Clement,
seanlon. three base hits. Barclay, VII
an nureh home rln Leach. sncrl-
ice hits, Wagner. Abs'elh, Gibson,
nuroh; stolen bases. Barhean ca,
leach, Clarke: double plays, Wilson,
bslelns Wagner aud Miller base con
alls. OF seanlon G; hit by pitcher. hy
scanIon struck out By scanl0n z;
Wild pitches. Scanl0n 2
umplras- johnson and cusack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
MAN caIFIcALLY INJuRsn.


Special fn nails EaadeF.
THls1. Okla. Inne l6 Basil Beard
aged 22, an oII field emploge vas
brought 10 o loeal hospital probably
fatally injured from 1 peculiar necl'
dent. lie stepped nelEidn q bull rope
on an I'll rlk Hea|lkenIlY misplaced
81 fellow workman md WIS hufIad
ihITly feNE ihlo At Side oi & deffIeh
0ne ne was bfaken and AA hoay
maHRIed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

okarche. Okla. Juua TO QkpreHe
has wakened to the interest ri cen
merclaI club and effected - prEeaH
zalion with sevenb.liYe charter men.
hefa. G. w Wright was elected
president 81 the club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

BnrtleayIIlo. Okla, June 16-Nol q
Score was made until the twelfth IN.
Ming. when MccoIlum passed and was
forced hy Anderson. who went to ser
6na on Enld's only error
Score Il. ". q
BaftleaviIIe 900 600 600 DOLL 2
Enid 600 900 600 0o00 /
Batteries Barber and HOS: Woods
and Allen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At cnlumbus Kansaa CITY 3, Col.
umbua 2
At l.oultyiIle- l.oui vile Mllwau.
kee. q
A Indlanapolls- 81 Paul p India
nhpolls 4
At Toledo Minneapolis &. Toledo
s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Boston. June i6--Three singles In
the NINTH followed BY French's saeri.
flee fly. gave Boston the victory over
Cleveland Z 70 6.
Score: r. II. Il.
Cleveland M 600 Ail O00--6 B z
Roc.on - zoe 202 00i---1 l6 6
Batteries. LslSAardt and Bemls, ci'
cote Ryan and Carrlgan.
Summary: Sacrifice hit, Lord. two
base hits, Speaker (2l, Lord; double
plays, Turner, Laiole and sioyall;
bases on balls. OFF Cicote OF Ryan
II: struck ont, by Clcote 4, by Ryan 3;
passed ball, Carrlgan.
UmplreS Evans and Perrine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

oklahoma city at Waco.
San Antonio al Dallas.
Fort Worth at Galveston
shreveport al Houston
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Shreveport. La June l0--Wlth the
game apparently gone Shreveport ral.I
lied In The eighth and won.
Score r. II. 81.
ShreVeporE M 600 l00 02h--3 8 +
Waco .... 100 0i0 0O0-2 e
Batteries Harmon and Garyini
Cooper md Powell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
DYSPEPSIA

'sTiayinr takem your HandefIui NaazA
FeEs' for three maElhs an5 heIaz enli|zIH
cured Of stomach caiefEh and a2sptnzIz.
/ think word 81 nfaitt = dNz =
'Cascaretz' for their wondered compost
ton. have taken unmerokla alhff F.
called fenlsdies but without ueAs' aaa !
6na that cascarels relieve more II Hz4
liaaa all u others naxe lnksH 41|lIaIa
Yeaf.N Iaaaks MesaaHa
fQs Mercer ST.. IsfseY cIE1| N.
HsasanE pa'slsHI5. rszal. 14z#z 04e4
- NNa3 HNNs6 @IHHka W&HN&H a4 3IlN#
H. ff a. Has4z 9oIH II 0nIN TIE T&HF
aIns l61'z| 4ItnNa1 Gee. |Nz<zH=z41 Iz
EaF4 e 1elN Ne4s4 eeaA -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
rort WorIIl 3. oaIveaI0n 4

Fort Worth, Tex, June lf-~I.eagae
prealdent Allen Witnessed yesterdays
game and as a result Mckay and Riley
we're fined s2b and Y0he Snh Ia ad.
dilion Mckay was benched The first
Two we're punished for using foul Ian.
guage the latter for making an ugly
demonstration after being called out
on strlkus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

fhe Guthrie. Muskogee game at
MuakoSee was postponed yesterday
on account of rain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
WESTERN LEAGUE
alaux CITY 8, omaha )

Omaha. June i6~-Y Yesterdays game
was marked By loose play pn both
sides. Baees on balls and pODr field.
ing in the seventh and eighth innings
gave the visitors the victory after
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lwnERs rAEx PLAY rADAy
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Guthrie at MuakogeO,
iHnld al BaFtlesRllle.
Springfield az Plttsbufg ~
Webb City at Joplin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

New York, juno l6--Chlcago MT
Manning and Wilson az will and made
Il three out Of four games from New
York.
score: R.H.E.
Chicago $500. 100 022 20O--T II |
New York ~. 0g0 100 020-3 . 0
BaHteripS- Smith and Sullivan;
Manning, Wilson. Lake and Blair,
Summary Two baHe hit, Whilei
three base nit, TannehllI: home runs
Hahn. Demmltt; sacrifice hits, Chase
rlair: struck out. by Smith 2, by
Alonnlng 6, by Wilson | by Lake !.
UmpIres- 0I0ughlln and Kern
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
WILL BUILD THREE
LANCE nAHHs

Fort Reno. Okla. Iune i0 CAPT
Hardeman at Fort Reno has received
orders from the QuafEermaafef t..
eFafs office q commence the efAe
tlon Of three large barns Il Fuff
Reno. the work To commences pn Ials
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

eHseaa@
Denver at Wichita.
Pueblo At Topeka
peB Moines at Lincoln.
Sioux CITY az Omaha.
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Southwestern
Normal Notes

The funeral ur ihe Infant aoA "
presldent sharp who alea lafl H4t
urdav. was held Suuaiy AFTERNOON.
and tie child was busted ln tAR
Weatherford cemetery The filln HN
dfasa was made by Vice president
bryan II the CuiitFai Normal As4leRsF
prof Burks ol The southwestern aNA
Rev. savage of she WeathefIord Me.p
odlst church South, Assisted with AAR
eefemonleB. aud the muaie was fnf
nlshed by 4 double auarleite ~ charge
OF prof Eremer
psoi. CiaVef addfqssed lne epApt.
attendance ThurAday morning QiA NalNe
81 ire advantages 1nB Disadvantages
OF the new education,
A44Aa fAaegnia has been elected an Q
position II the Clinton hleh sehppl
The enrolment Epf ,he summei sea
alon Is ahnul a2a 10 dala ana pupils
are alIll enrolling every aAy
Msnsca Anna nrIlisuH and fse'IH
lHoifGaM. If This years 1fHHnAiiHN
Iclaae. are taking teaclleK'R work u
1.-THE normal this summer
prof. Do#ell spoke Il chapel Ffs
day morning on the neeea9ilf q r.
form n college methods
Prof. and Mrs. HonRa afe eHIeflslH
ling the latlarA brother, nf Il Il fHH
lilo. of Douglas. Aflzopa
Prof Scott made q business sfip s.
lGulhfla The sast 81 the MaHAl
The new yaaf book in ehafEe 81
| prof Downing, le o. me press aHa va
bc ont in g dlg q tive.
kle. comBi0ce representing p0#
Mend and company q SonlhNpa
arn visitor this week.
County auperlHcn Hnlaaf maaz
Ian appeai lor country laAcneEa "A lHz
Monday morning chapel Service 'huas
! ldag morning he outlined be plans p
tho raadlna Circle WORK thia sumner
l4nG tho cHWlnk FEMff AhN #ft"
the summer in American literature
vim be Ia charge Of Prof Gross q E#s
I department 81 English.
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department "Wednesday
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston NJ 81. Louis.
Brooklyn al Chicago
New Yufk at plstabnrg
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Dallls. Tex. Inne Inability Of
iocals 10 hll lhe ball sent Gardnefa
Giants down Into the second division.
Score. II. Ut. E.
Dallas ...4. 600 00I 000l 2
Houston $500. coo 000 040--s =
Batteries Burnett and 0nalowi
HoFnshy and Gordon
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Dr.. Shoop's
Restorative
WALLACE'S DRUG STORE.

Omaha had apparently won easily.
Score: X, Il, E'
Omaha ~ O02 003 000--5 /
sioux City 100 0O0 290--0 z
Batteries Iiollenbeck and Gonding,
Alderman and Towne.
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Lincoln, June lG~Des Moinea won
the game In the fourth inning when
Jones was knocked from the box.
Score. R.H. n.
lincoln ~ 600 600 002-2 z
Des MONIES 100 buO 000'~-0 10 |
Batteries Nagel and Jones. Farr'Hg'
ton and sullivan; Clarke and shea.
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Wichita. Kan, June l0-- Wichllaa
inability 10 Bat Olmatead az opportune
times lost yesterdays game % Den.
ver.
Score: n. n. ~.
Denver ... l0S 900 300-7 II |
wichita ~ 600 Ol0 COOL z 4
BattarieB- Olmstaad and Thompsoni
Clark and Weaver.
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Joplin. MO-. June 16--loplln defeat.
ID Webb city IN the ninth when Ian