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COURT RECORD
Thursday. November 4, 1900

,ee. ys S.errett. Eusl decree claiming tibe IN com
paInart Pos adverse posseSsion- Attorneys. Charles
Liuaus and g.. y. McGlUo-GittIugS & CHAMBER
LAIN and J. r. Shields
40. 1555 Co1Ray IS Williams e. al. final de-
t1rucy. J. a. Macici.
NJ $50 He'd IS. BinCh CT all order Of publ
cation. Attoruey ". r. L.uEiuS
No 1851 Mozley vs., Moxley ct al same. At
tcrueys. Hughes 4 Grav
No sis Edwards vs.. Edwards rule 70 show
Cause Attorneys Hughes & Guy-C. Csuington
No 25s- C2uahCr Va Kelly. order for c0unlis-
sion 10 issue Attorneys. $. T.. Th0mas-Woh &
Rosenberg
so. 1850 Dewey VS. Todd n a.; personal IN
iurc.1u undertaking substituted.
40. 2354 Dunn IS Dunn Ct al. decree Tor dl-
y-rce -rauted. Attorneys. Mcneil & 9lcNeill-C G.
HaCbea.
Assignments for today-Motious-
~. 80 Frost vs. Frost. Attorney. O'Brien-
M C. England IS. England. Attorneys. Car
nngtcu-Fcnning.
No. G. Afro American Realty Company IS. Apr.
ATTORNEYS Sjeuart-Dayis-
No. -. American Camphor. Forest and Product
Company vs.. Weed Ct al. Attorneys. StrasOuTTer-
Engleshy q JefordS
No. "a Murphy Va. BcnSnger et al. Attorneys
Dayis-Ridour
No. Is. American Insurance Company vs.. Drakc
ATTORNEYS Dayis-Thcnas.
No g. Robey ". Robey. Attorneys. Lambert
Blgukenship d Ewing
No 81. Bryan, vs.. Plummer. Attorneys Ridout-
BaIderstOn.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


M. f92 OuoratO vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company: verdict for plaintiff for SIS At
t0rueys p. H. Marshall. Darr PeJssr Tuyloc, and
r. F. Downing Hamilton, Colbert, Herkes 4 Ham
nton.
No. sss0. Metzger vs. Metzger: on trial Attcr-
news. H. II. Aloulton aud W. W. Mian-V. II.
Wallace. A. s. Worthingou. and c. A. Douglas.
No. 5I-99 Ambrose. receiver vs.. Miller; demurrer
n defendant 10 declaration stricken out and ludg-
meut entered. ATTORNEYS. J. L. smith and J. 5.
Easby-Smith-J. r. Laskey and H. r. Davis.
Assignments for today-Mouons.
No / Hcrndon Milling Company Lewis. At
tcraeys Ford-Jackson-
No American Commercial Advertising Com
pany rs. Louvre Glove COMPANY Attorneys. Wheat
lcy-DaTr. Peyser & Taylor.
No g. Mclutie vs. Green Attorneys. Tucker /
Kony0u-Ridout
No. summeryine rs. Easley. Attorneys. Hack
No. Lyon vs.. Smith. Atrurueys RidOut-
AdriaauS
No. g. Brown Vs. Harr. Attorneys Boyd-Clay-
No z. Redmond vs.. Bryan ct al Attorneys. Sin
clair & Rid0ut-DayiS
No. Stewart &c. Va Trinity A. NJ. 2. T.
Church Attorneys. Moulton-Birney & Woodard.
No g. inland vs. Sweetmau. Attorneys. Taylor
& O'CaIlaghan-Lccke. Fulton & Cox.
No. To- Thomas vs.. De Winter ct al Attorneys.
SWINE d Bellcr- Marshall
No, H. Hummer Is Evening star. Attorneys.
NlrAsllirkcf--i Guy n N'li-
No p Redman Us. Bryan ct a. Attorneys. Sin
clair & Ridout-DaviA
No g. United states 10 use American Enameled
Brick and Tile Company Hene Safety Boiler
Company et al. Attorneys, Ralston. siddons &
Richardson- Brandsuberg.
No L. Kultz vs. Jaeger Attorneys, Rldout-
Lambert.
No. IS Tyssowski W. T. H. Smith Co Attor-
neys. Ralst0n SddOns & Richardson-yVison-
No Is Windoph vs. National City Bank At
! & Tf,Ta
Richardson.
Circuit Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGR.
No 1890. Krppondof vs.. Richards; CLERK
ordered 10 refund deposit oostS. Attorneys h. T.
Dcyle-W. G. Prentis.
No 1881 McAllister Tisncr; on trial. AttOr
neys Hamilton. Colbert. YeTkos & HamiltOn-IA
Tohrirer and r. r, Perry.
No. 5l4H. Bielick vs. Capital Traction Company
dismissed as TO defendant, CAPITAL Traction Com
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marx Il. johnson 81. q Falls Church. Va. and
Martha A. Mcintyre 81. Of Washington Rev.
Edvard ". Corbett
Albeit Clemans. 90 Of Nuitus. ". Va ard
Emma C. Hit ST. Of Amissville, Va Rev. j. 3.
Mclaughlin.
Burton NJ Ward. 2. and EHe CLANCY. d Rev.
Elias Angler.
Walter n Fs-aber. IS. q Memphis. Terr.. and
Lucile 2. Travis g. Re- Donald G. MACLEOD.
Thomas B. Small s.. and Asenath E Parker IL.
both o. Best0rstosn. Nd. Rev. J. r. Mclaughlin.
Wilbur r, R.tcnie. q. Of Grottoes. Va. and
Ethel L. Barker. 3 q Crmora. Va Rev. J. B.
Mclaughlin.
f Darrieulat q and Marie L Rou1, =. Rev.
Edward L, Buckley.
COLORED.
Charles G. G0fney. q. and Lena Howard, e.
Rev. George W. lee.
Iguatius Riley o. and Lula Christmas "a Rev.
Paul Griffith
Richard r. Slater, o. and josephine Colbert, Is.
Rev John r. Burke
Frank Nusgy. .. and Ida Robinson. r. Rev.
Paul Griffith.
Arthur Butler Is. and susie Crawford. e Rev.
Isaac Toiivrr
James A Brown 2. and Ida F. Gibson. ,5.
Rev W. J. Robinson.
Louis Pratt. 2, and Clara Woodward. n. Rev.
J. b. Mclaughlin
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Probate Court.


Estate q Mary f. Gcunet; order Tor sale q note
Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon,
Estate q Levin J. Wooen; order directing re-
turn a collateral Attorneys. Baker & Laskey-
Estate Of Laura +. Chamberlain order granting
letters Of administration 20 Catherine L Waters
bond 500.
Estate Of Smith s Leach: order Tor commission
20 issue. Attorncy r. J. Parker.
Estate q MARY +. PAGE; order granting letters
testsmentary 20 vs.. Il. Meieaun; bond. 500 Al
t0ncy p 4. billiard.
Estate q Gertrude NJ. Hubbard order granting
letters testarnentary. Attorney, A. NJ. Nckeuuey-
Estate - BENJAMIN r. Barrow; order directing
payment q life insurance Attorney, C. (. Hendier
Estate Of Thomas wilkins, molten 20 limit ume
FOR filing issues Attorney. u. n. Richardson
Estate of Albert +. Church order granting Letters
q administration 10 Albert G. Blunt: oond, N.Voo
Attorneys. lyon & Lyon.
Estate Il Lemuel GaddiS; order granting letters
testamentary to Jessie $. HsrSey; bond, 500 At
torney. II. p. Blair
In Re- Irene Adams ct al. petition Tor Letters OF
guardianship Attorney. 2. =. Moore.
Estate q sarah T. Bell viii dated October II.
1894 fled.
In re John Boiac et al: petition tor letters Of
guardianship ATTORNEY. J. ". Giennan-
Estate q Henry C-.h. st: petition for letters
testamentary Attorney. Frank otstsOn.
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INQUIRY INTO BOYS DEATH.
Gustave MOrat Struck and Fatally
Hurt by Auto.

An inquest will be held at the morgue
this morning into the death Of Gustave
Morat. eight years old. at Casualty Hos
pital yesterday morning from injuries re-
ceived when struck by an automobile in
the Bladenburg road. II is believed
death was due to a fracture OF the skull
The lad, who IS son Of Louis Morat.
employed at the National Training School
for BOYS. was returning home from school.
He was riding on the rear end of a
wagon. and when the vehicle was pass
ing his home he jumped and started to
run into the house.
He was struck and knocked down by
the automobile before he had taken more
than three or four steps. The machine
was occupied by Joseph Lesser, pro-
prietor OF the st. Lawrence Hotel, and
Isador Freund, OF 1915 Seventh street
northwest, sat at the steering wheel.
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Present. The Chief Justice. Nlr Justice Harlan
Mr. Justice Brewer. MI Justice White. Mr.. jus
tee Mclsuua. SIR. Justice Holmes, and Mr. Justice
Dar.
Alraueu T. Cooper. q kansas C'ty. Mo-, and
admitted 90 practice
NO J. Original Tho State g Maryland crm-
p.aiuaut IS. The State q West Virginia, argument
rucludrd by Mr. Isaac Bote struus Tor Che com
r,aiulut
10 % substituted for No 0. Clara +.
Sylvester 90 all plaintiffs in euor. The State
~ Washington. Argument commenced by Mr.
George Maryin savage for the plaintiffs Boz error.
and continued hy Mr.. W T.. Bel for the defend
ant PM error.
Adjourned until TO-DAY az y O'Clock.
The day can far Friday. November 3 wiz D. as
follows: Nos co. q. .. 2. $50 land SD. D. D.
= and 2'l .. and %.
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD
No. 35Zl. United States vs.. Albert Edmunds.
grand larrny; plea not guilty.
No isis United States "a Jonn A. Gould
violating section 5ss9. r. s. e. s.: plea guilty 70
i've counts: senteDc8 suspended
No 86.9. United States vS William McGroome
grand larceny: verdict not guilty.
No. 2655l United States IS. Barnet Rosenbloom
unlawful purchase Of United states marine property
plea guilty. sentence suspended
No. T1l6 United States vS Morris ChamberS
John Matthews Melhzer Thomas and Arthur Roy
robbery verdict guilty each
No. 9624. United States William JenifeT
assault 20 rape o. trial.
Assignments for to-day; Motions augigumerts.
and sentences
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uauy. Attorneys. Tr-i,t and r. Johuson-R. Z.
Pcrry & son. O.. T. Dunlop. and !. ]. Darlington
No. ISIS Lincoln Va. southern Construction Com
PAM. leave 20 fle amended petition. Attorneys.
=. ". Brown and ". 3. Gus
Assignment for tcday-M1tI0us.
Parsous Va District q Columbia. Attoueys.
Thomas Thomas
Welimsu Washington Post Company Attor-
news WorrhiuEton & Bradley-Bruwn & Lambert
Parsons vs. Gordon Attorneys. Gi=sey-Claytou-
Mckenzie et al vs. Grouse. Attorneys Ma,hCr-
Davis
Shoemaker Company "a AllElneuu- ATTORNEYS.
Darr & Peyssr-Birnev & Woodari.
Rgdd IS International Co-resp11dencs University.
ATTORNEYS. Leckie Fulton s. Coz-CleTdane.
DieudUune vs. Waldruu- Attorneys, Ild0ut-
johnson
Ohio National Rank u MeEusn. Attorneys
ILd0ut-Taggart-
Dieud7aae vs. McEusn. AttuueJs Ridout-T1g
gar.
Craig administrator. vs.. Parish. e1ecu;rix- At
tOuCys. Rob,nsCI-HacEetr.
United States ex rel Phillips VS. Secretary Of
Interior. Attorneys DUttCn-Baser
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EnrthaunI.cs in MeEIco.

Acapulco. Mexico, Nov. A-Severe earth
quake shocks have been felt here and
throughout the mountain region Of the
states Of Guerrero and Oaxaca during the
asst three days. Loud underground rum
bling accompanied the shocks No reports
Of serious damages have been received
mere. The inhabitants Of the territory
Are uneasy, and many are living out
loors.
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Criminal Court No. :.

5boAADL SAAA IN
No. 8SSO United States Albert Curry and
William Harris: larceny and robbery, atsdayits in
support q new trial hled
No. 2i9F. United States rs Heinrich Beckc- !.
embezzlemeut: on trial. Attorney. H. II. GlaSle.
No. DIAL United States Frederick A. Hyde
and Joseph r. Schneider: bill o. exceptions signed
and fled Attorneys. A. = Worthingtcn and r.
e.. Donaldson.
Assignments FOR to-day: Motions, arrangements
and sentences.
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LEAVES FEED FLAMES.
Firemen Called Out by BIu1es Il
Several Sections OF City.

FiremeR Called Out by BIH1es In
Several Sections OF City.
Three engine companies were called out
yesterday for fires in different sections
Of the city and suburbs. The blazes we're
slight and caused no damage.
no. Engine Company left quarters
about 5.45 o'clock in the afternoon TO ex-
tinguish blaze In leaves and dried
grass beside railroad tracks in Largdon.
About $50 O'Clock. No. q Company was
summoned 70 Champlain and Euclid
streets where leaves and rubbish were
burning. The FIRE burned out before the
arrival OF firemen.
A blaze IN fiue az 100 New York av-
enue northwest, occupied by John Bet
chune. was discovered shortly after
o clock at night. and fire alarm headquar-
ters was notified by telephone No. s
Engine Company was sent 70 the scene.
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Lawsuits.
Mechanics Lien.

No sa56 John WiEnau rs. Charles g. Lynch.
lots q 90 S. lots y 20 s.. ard lots q 20 100 io-
elusive square Sis 500. Attorneys. Dar. Peg-
ser q raZIlr.
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BANKRUPTCY Court.
Ennitr Suits.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 81 IN 70 Anne r. Bsyne; order Of referee
ordered spread upon minutes.
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No zsaN William Wagner IS Alice Wills et
al 70 set aside deeds Attorney. ID. c. Stutler.
No a9oS Emily & Kpkler ~ william H kss-
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Der. divorce nensa et thoro Attorney R. Z. Mat
tiEgy.
No 500. Susan Cooper - Claude Q. OooQe- e
a. % Ie,orm deed Attorney. A h Ferguson
no S9i0. August Ulhleu " Unknown Heirs. u
quiet title. Attorney J. A. Burkart
No 2SIi- SUSIE r. Denly vs. Clinton s. Denly
and Samns' L. Dsuty. 70 sell real estate Att1--
ney. o.. {. James
Lawsuits.
No. wv Eliza Dyer vs. Washington Railway
and Eectric Company; damages. E.5G Attorneys.
Robson Is CoIgin
No 5Sc3 American Fidelity Company vs.. Mof-is
HiIsh. certi0rari- Dsigndauts aitOTnegs, l. To-
briuer and ~ Stea-nan.
No. 5SFe Malcolm II. Hiu Va District o. CO
'umbia. Account. s. lss.s5. Attorneys Cole & Don
alddon and A. A. bIrucy-
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

Admission. Henry G.. Finkelstcn.
80 900 mcfarland .Ct al vs.. lmhau. argument
continued by Sir. r. n. Thomas for appellants, con
tinued by Mr. Samuel Maddox for appellee and
csueloded by Mr.. r, II. Thomas for appellants.
No. ga Maddux et al. Vs. B7ttineau; argument
commenced by Mr.. ". H.. Robson for appellants
Assignments for tc-day-Resular call:
40 El8 MadduX IS Bottineau. on hearing At
tonCs. Putnam and Robinson-LoekSood. Fay and
Richardson
No. 500 LHuerase vs. Neale Publishing Com
panv. Attoruey Conrad
No. s0a Wickersham " Dubois. Attorneys,
McKenney F1annery. and Hitz-Celdren FennIrs
and levin.
No 1el White ct a. vs. Connecticut General
Lite Insurance Company. Attorneys. Mcneil and
Cobert-Boud.
No l19. Great Falls md Old Dominion Railroad
Company vs. Hin. Attorneys Lambert. Leckie,
Fulton a Cox.
No. spo. Las Ooas Company vs. Davis ct Al;
No o53. Davis e. al Va Las Ooas Company.
Attorneys. J. J. Darington-Putnam and Norton.
No. 2gl. District Of Columbia Va Martin At
/ t1ncys. Thomas a Stephens--W orthingtou.
No. 3S2 Mcfarland vs.. Mead ct al. Attorneys
! Thomas & Smith-Woodard.
| Nc. sO5i Strong Andras. Attorneys. Aeriaans-
/ Bailey.
/ ISOLATION Ct al. AUoruCys. Happier Meuilat-
! Poe LiTNc0mb. and Archer.
Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
/ No. SG6l Smith vs.. Doyle: receiver authorized
70 sen certain articles Attorneys. J. i. POtbury-
/ W II. Sholcs.
I No Z6l4 Robinson vs.. Wayson, title vested in
plaintiff Attorney. + g. Dutton.
/ ~. 2SSE IN r. CAPITAL Motor Boat and Auto
supply Company decree changing name. Attor-
! uey J. Il. Green
4 SO 800 Fullerton vs. Fullerton: decree con
strung WILL Attorneys. ]. W. Latimer-W J.
{ Lambert
I 40. &793 Hufty vs. Hufty nile discharged; ali
mony ordered paid time in which defendant may
see children fixed. Attorneys, II. L. Davis-G. p
| HOUG
I No. 2ss72 Sexton vs. Heslihy; order of pubca
tion Attorneys w. G.. Gardiner-D. ". ODon
oghue and r. r. Downing.
| Assignment for today-MOtions;
/ No. SO. Kasack vs. Johnson Attorney. GittinEs
No CO. Reed vs.. Reed. Attorneys. Patterson
Church & Myers.
No Il. In re GartreL Attorneys. Montague &
I Moriarty-Lambcrt.
No q. Wick vs.. Hutehins Attorneys RidOut-
Bnndonburg
No 70. Bombey vs.. BombeJ. Attorneys. Collins
Martin
No r. Indian Protective Association vs. Chas
et al. Attorneys. Berry 4 Afinor-Chase.
No. 70. West West. Attorneys, GasknS-
Chase Clinkccales-
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 2790 Smithson et al Unknown Heirs
| order Of publication. Attorney. c. 4. James.
1 oa.Qn qe5OT Ncr~renf fy-.s
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MOB Is OUTWITTED
Virginia Sheriff Hides in
Woods with Negro.
BEDFORD CITY JAIL SEARCHED

Seeking Negro Who Killed Charles
NOEL, Angry Citizens Entered Jail,
but the sheriff Hears of the Pro
posed Lyncbing Bee and Slips
Away Before Mob Arrives.
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Equity Court No. 2,
ITsTTCE BARNARn.

TINIINH T1snINlNINTNITs
No 2f90 Smithson et al " Unknown Heirs;
order of publication. Attorney. c. e. James
Nos SIS $3.50 $50 and Ss50L Norment trus-
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Largest Morning Circulation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
BEGGS' BL0UD PURIFIER
CURES catary'n Of tlie st0mael>
0F
DAIRYMEN

I. Res9fed. that the Oklahoma
lalrymcns association he-eby extend
to the a, aul 81 college na appfeela
Ton agd aeartfe.t thanks foF eouHeslos
extended and Welcome given u during
our second annual convention January
2i.22. 1909.
2. Resolved. that the Oklahoma
.da.rymen's association hereby extend
o the dairy division Of the 7. S. de
parlment Of agriculture rs appreea
lion and thanks for cooperation and
valuable assistance rendered oHf as
ISOLATION III educational wosk 10th alt
our second annual meeting and other
fimcs Is Il the hi-montIy scoring cen.
fcsa lae state dairy meetings and
ba,termakers aud creamery managers
short roufee Il the A. aud n college.
3, Whereas. we, lle state dairy
mems association and others assembled
with Us at our second annual meeting
believe that the dairy interests Of hp
state can ne better swlcrel and widely
extended also dcyeluped Ia q more sui
isiacg0ry way through educational work
father than by strict Inspection, and
whereas ihe dairy work y a separate
and distinct department OF WORT ffem
ihc food and drug Inspection be ii
hereby resolved that Il Is our desire
tAat the dairy Enrk be separated from
inc supervision of the f3cd and a-ug
commission ana be placed directly TN.
der the supervision of .hc sta board
Of agriculture as was originally intend
cd By seuatc llill No il2,
4. Resolved. thal ihe Oklahoma
dalrymen'a association hereby eudnfaes
the valuable services rendered by Hon.
| ~ ID White Of the dairy division q tho
i " \ department n agricultHret7f the
dairy lnineests oi one United States
ana would recommend hla fpp0is +
lmoni aa thief of tlit dairy dls.siUn
which 0fllee wus lately yneuiel
b Nhefeas, the daIry inlefesls 81
| lOklahunla nIay he wisely nreteetef
from further introduction Of tabtfeH
| losIs Into Ibis stale De resolved lhs'
| ail dairy ealtle imported Into his Ftie
'Ihe fe4ufeh to bc accompanied ~ 4
clear certificate ~ inspection fer tunes
Iculcsls
g. Whereas. the dairy inteft8ss q
| lhc STATE and siu1cnis OF the Aaand II
college Nnula &c greatly benefited b,
better eHnippe1 modern dairy plnn
ai the euilegr inf educational aud ex
perimenial purposes and kqstIa alsp d
II ah NxanhIa and used nA d Andpl iQ
y llnAifasllaa d aalfymoh an9 s9laanls I
I lh6 asa1a ii + resolved lat W earn
tsiIy false the state haaia u as
talsHfe e asR The lfcsenl Ies|slaIffl
lof ia anIaapflailen % haiIa an
/ equip slISh + plaH
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Az every Informed petssn kross ~
chief trouble. at the boVou q alnts.
the other troubles Is hai mahs Of 4
raiscm Of cotton afe p debt 4 isafs
pmEablq ipet lhai epqg fssior
IfqRllppA iA dbgsllslqIi 9aig il
ths Norldl n Long VI iheg FMas 81
course the inaahleieni price uf e1i's
han had mneh 70 do viih th'uisilsi s
sll The policy q a4l'rng e eas'f
whether II be low o. ply ~ ffife 8
has TO DO wlsh i Whatever g falf
tho fact Il falis agfcs pfoa i f q
lher eoneoaed stal q We sslsF q
ton we're u aeasly uron 4 sasa ias
men ID athaf linca Usually afq
could theh asai s9ae aaihersi5 4 fs'
the pfles d sasipnl heGess the seH
bcla il Until lie Is1As pA'tsi tAsa.
gelSu|pa h4ss
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The board of regents Tor the State
Normal sch o.s invite you TO present
9lans and specifications fnr q (Sl0O,
10000 one hundred thousand dolla'
school building to be erected az Wca
horiord, oklahoma
Plans must be filed at the office OF
State Superintendent y. D. Cameron
with Jan J.. Mitch, Secretary Of lhc
aoard no later fhan Two o'clock D. m.
february glha 1903.
The right 70 reject any Or all plans
,rascSted ls reserved by tho board.
For specific information apply 70 The
Undersigned before starting work 90
he plans.
JOHN H. MITCH.
Secretary Board
Guthrie, oklahoma
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In the year 1908 single grim
corn was found in Che Aziee faifs
Northern New Mc,ico iasi spea8
that grain vas planted and u appeMa e
be hew yafiely The stalk has gfai !
X fcct high, bearing cus me-oE'hg |.
inches long. The kernels AVE- hfaeF eng
sUecier than ordinary crrn. This Z Sle'
bio Tor seed Of various sorts found y az.
eient Oriental ruins on being plalilea
have demonstrated their vIialiif. l''0
Asscrs inhabited the highways Of AfAf
60. and arc supposed Y have besa eoa'
onerod BY Coria early N tao AleeH'n
century,
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Bermuda rcsgass pnut q fi
housc lcak fnmilg Which haa euflas
properties Wlieu he ltil,es bes'n q
shriscl and faae lheg pul FORTH nes
shoots, which in turn hem leafea thsi
continue 10 grow FRESH mg green io'
many weeks. The leaves NE abart inu'
inches long, tith Rfrcu n col3a aHa e
waxcn tc&tuae II on q NV fasas 4
pinned to vall indoors \ wlll hasia +
spfout within thFce of four days e 4
winicr or simmer TIE limit Of esls
ence Of the life raaai scrs aeeaaet
upon the qaally of beat aaa light 'Nl {
the plant obtains
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CHEROKEE WINS COUNTY SEAT

Special to Daily Leader.
Cherokee Okla. 2s.r--The eennis
seat election In Alfalfa county was
won ~ Cherokee tho county
seat designated by tho constitutional
conventions Cherokee got over 50 pef
cent of the total 81 2.5l2 votes cast.
Tne total votes for the towns In the
race we're az follows, Cherokes, 1912.
Carmons 927; ingersol, isG, let gl5t
Tals closes The Incident OF The dlyi.
sion OF old Woods county
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coupon below ana mall today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

After once making bakcl haa soap
il vii be tried often. Mosra d sna q
more aud put through 4 pliiee slfaiaeyl
aad 4 nintdi onion IRA e6ak ii 1 pisi
cf water OF stock until lqpdeH hddifi
water n needed Thea proceed IS &c
any cream saap, mukias ne ltars isf
the base. feah soup needs to be neels
seasoaed ana SERVED win . quarlfs Of
hpiled egg IN the cnilaf Of eaeh disA
and spFinkling q rptnIy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Let Me Cure
Your Catdrrh
Trial Package Of NY Combined Treat
nnent Mailed Free. No More
k'hawklng and Splitting or
Foul Slckenlng Breath.
Send Your Name
TndaV

Caiarrh Is not only dangerous, but
Il causes bad breath, liberation. death
and decay Of bones loss Of thinking
ana reasoning power Kills ambition
and energy, often causes loss OF appe.
lite, indigestion. dyspepsia, raw
throat and consumption Il needs at.
tentlon AZ once Cure 4 with Gauss
Catarrh Cure 1t is quick, radical.
permanent cure. because Il rlds the
system of The poisonous germs that
cause catarrh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

eDoans Olntmen; cured me Of ccze.
ma that had annoyed me a long time
The euro was permanent Hon ,.
W. Matthews, Commissioner Labor
Statistics, Augusta, Me.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28

Group positively stepped IN 20 min
ites. with Ilr, Sroop's Group Remedy.
0ne test alone VIII surely prove this
ruth. No vomiting no distress. A
'afc and pleasing syrup--5Oc, sod by
Wallace's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-28
GORE RETURNS TO WASHINGTON

snoclal 10 Daily Leader
Washington. Jan 2S Senator T, T.
Gore hrs rrtnrncf 10 the capital from
Guthfle whefe he was rcelteled By
iac egislatnre to another term IN the
sensp fIe IS preparing 4 number Of
bills on leaislaton which effects OK
lahcma aad now thar Ms re.electlon
Is off ala mlni hc Is trylng to force
aonie hlii$ thsoush even though tae
session Is short