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81 bFueiang hts n the first nf.h.
and eielin innings lat Sauetors Vok
the second game from the Enid Rail
readers hy the score Of $ to ;. Their
landing On Bentley lor three runs n
the first ipulne dld the job Tho ex
cellenl work ol the Enid onllield rob
hal lht Senator'S Of several hits. Ne',
s,ns 6erery fur the locals. the good
work ul the Eh.t oulileld, and a
double play hy keunpdcy and VIE
lile Cor the visitors in the second
inning were features of lhe game
Nelson was In good torn allowing bui
icw bits aud slraea out nine men,
n the first inning ne secanl man
ap ebf 4 two.hase hii fi Nelslr tuiI
the next two men We're struck out
GoNen started The bah for the locals
by landing oni a safe one Adkins
WAS hIt by Bentley; Patterson fol-
lowed sllh a single. filliue The has IS,
sud : three bagger by Norman Price
psaced on the right field fence scored
the three runners
The visitors made score Ia the
second. Kcnncdey starting the tire
wnsks with three haeger aud SEQ
ed nn hn by Smith The Senator
also secured q run In the secon'
Bentley issuing pass to Leutik
who stole second. g0l 10 third on an
cfrof. scoring on sacrifice ny his
To center field by Adkins.
Hits by Brooks and Kennedey AMI
i Guthrie error scored run for the
ylsitofa IN The tAi4d while Bowman
who had been bit bg Nelson and Ken.
fedey. who got to first on costly
error. we're scored IN the fifth by III
iwo base hll hg Isabel thus tying |
the scuFa The Senators. however
haa 10 trouble N leading of getting I
.No more runs IN the fifth. on q walk
~ Bentley. a two base biz hy patter
son. 8 single by Norman Price and 3 /
saclliice hii The Senators secured
iiieiF Iasl two runs in the eighth in'l
ming Price starting OFF with tive
bagger followed by a single ana
stolen base by Reed and hit by
WafiHs The visitors secured laeir last
rim III the seventh when singles BY
Bowman and Kennedey scored ones
who had heen given transportation by
1skh 4anrn fnliaWcs
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SCRIBNER ASSASSINATION
STILL UNS0LVEO MYSTERY

Fuller details of The assassination Of
Mrs Frank sceibner near stonewalh
POntotua County Il given IN the Stone.
wall News as follows
Mrs Frank scFibner was most bru-
tally murdered about o'clock last
Sunday night. Two miles north Of town
She and her husband hal gone 10 the
home oi : relative near BY TO spend
the night Mr., and Mls scribnef and
the family with whom they we're Wis
itng were sitting around fire,
talking, Frank Scrlbner sitting by his
Wife All we're enjoying o social nyen.
ing together when without a moments
warming shot rang out and Mrs,
scrlbner pitched forward, turned half
around and dropped 10 the floor dead.
The family was So hewildered thai "
WAS several moments before they se'l-
lied what had happened When they
had recovered sufficiently IS give the
alarm and mako an investigation u
was lopud thqt Mrs scrlhnpr had been
shot from behind with heavy charge
nf hueksh0l. The entire l0ad taking
effect IN her back ard head twelve Of
The shut being found Her head was
literally tqrn 10 pieces, several teeth
Gronping cut upon the floor
Bin slx. father az the murdered
woman. was arrested and taken 70 Ada,
but aa The evidence was very meanre'
be was turned loose on small bond,
Stlx is fun blood Indiln. q Snake
aympalhver. and Il Il said strongly
opposed tho marfage Of his duughterl
10 white men, II vas this perhaps.
more than anything else that caused
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SMITH SAID MIKE" On
HINER REQUIsITI0N

The state refused the Indiana requ.
gltion for Ward Hlner, charged with
emhezzlcnent. Hlner aaked for hear-
Ing and according % an afli1avlt
illed BY Hlner's wife, he had shipped
cattle 10 oklahoma He had paid ST..
s8a for he cattle, but sold them for
cnly sis59. Mrs. Hincr then turned
over ID q bank $500 which she had
saved 10 purchase a home, Hiaer
then gave note for an addiilonsl
5000, and there was a halance due ul
something oves 5000 This amount,
according TO the bank people, was en-
bezzled BY Hiner
Judge Orvllle r. Smith. counsel 70
Governor Haskell went 10 Oklahoma
City sni heard the evidence, and after
hearing the evidence In the case L
Was decidcd that the requsltIon would
be fefu sed, although the state Of In.
diana was given further time for the
submission of additional evidence
The hearing was held At tie Thread.
sill hotel
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TEXAS LEAGUE


ffNANt0W ~ 0kfAlttVIu kiAN
Houston, Tex, May l5-rde Nets
won a cieverly played teninning game
nom Houston yesterday. The game
seemed irreyocahly lost 10 the locals
during las earlier stages while IN the
ninth L appeared that the Bnflal0cs
would bat out a well earned victory,
tnrir rdiiN iVli run SHY however.
and In The tenta the Nets. by dlnt
Of some heady base running, nui the
over winning counter.
Houston .......... 400 600 0Ia 0-~s
Oklahoma CITY w 200 100 Gee I'D
summary: Stolen bases. Mitchell.
Strait 2. Short 2. Dr0han. w. White
sacrifice hit, Downey, TWO buse hits.
Gordon, D White, Mowry doubie
play, Strait to Noyes: innings pitch.
cd by Rosp o by Tesreau ] hits. of
Rose T. Tesreau b struck out. hy Rose
3 by Drnhan A. bases on halls. off
Rose 3 oif Dorian z. Wild pitches.
Dr0han; hit by pitched BAN Kiiifer:
passed balls. Noyea I. time hours;
Umpire. Page
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TO Enjoy

The full confidence Of the Wen. Informed
"a The World and the Commentator Of
lho mort eminent physicians Il was essen.
slal that the component parts Of syrup
Of Fig and Elixir of scnna should be
hnpWn e and approved BY them there
lore the California Fig Syrup Co. pub.
fishes 9 foil statement with every package,
The perfect purity and uniformity Of pro-
duet which they demand n o laxative
mmedy Of ancihieal character, are assurd
w The Company original method Of man.
liIaesufa known ID Che Company only.
7'tn hgs d California arc used in the
production oi Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of
eenna . promote the pleaant TASTE, but
lht medicinal prinolples ary obtained from
plants known % aet most bcnehelally.
70 sal - beneficial effects always buy
lhs genuine manufactured by tho Cali
ipfniA FIX Syrup t.. only, and for sale
by II laading druggists
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al 81. spaul-luuIanspolla s: 81.
Paul u
Al Milwuakee-Toiedo o Mllwau.
kee 2.
All Kansas Ciiy-kansas City 2 Col
umbus B. GO innings)
At Minneapolis Minneapolis 3, Lon
isYllle j
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three lasr hits. Jordan: home run
Burch. sacrifice hits. Alperman CD
Bergen; stolen bases, Kuslus; baw
on balls, OFF Rhodes 9, lliggins 2,
Moore ., Bell s; struck out. by Hlg
gins D. Moore I. Bell D; wild pitch,
higeins, Bell
umpires Kane and Klein.
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coIe Ynnnner comlnn.

,. n Won TgrlcksCn, genprnI rapfe.
sentative for the e0flgln7i Cole
Yugnger IS 10 lhe city In Interest Of
locating Mr Younger hero IN lhe near
future le give q lecture. The sub
ieci viii be- What My Lilo Has
Taught Me-
The Lecture VIII bc either III lae
Airdume cr Brooks theatre
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Des Molnes, May l5-Topcka was
shut out IN the third game Of the
series with Des Moines yesterday 3
10 O. Lang, pitching for Des Molnes
had the visitors completely a. his
mercy.
score. R.H. e.
Des Moincs M 0gi 600 000-3 G q
Topeka ..... 600 0pO 900 D
Batteries Lang and Hcckinger:
Kaufman aud kerns.
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spwoRrn Az NEwkIRk.


Special ta Daily Leader,
Newkirk. OKLA MAY la The eiS
ieenlh annual convention Of The Per
rg dis ici EpWouh League viii BE-
held az lha Methodist church ia New.
kirk, NAY "a end 25 The chapter at
Npwklfk viii nruvide entertainment
tar an accredited delegates.
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YandarlII. eamnboII. nen and anI

Springfield. Mo. May IT, After
6rays home run In The SIKH hae
given Springfield a commanding lead
his second home run OF the day IN
the ninth won tm the locals 4 20
Score. R.Hi r.
Webb City 80. 900 000 s00-3 &
Springfield -. 100 O0a 00i- 8 .
Batteries MeCrackeD Davis AMI
Reid; Hall and Wood
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
philadelphia 2, pltisburg 2

Philadelphia q Plttsburg 2
Philadelphia, May i5-Pittsbuug
was shut out to D yesterday IN q
pitchers battle between Sparks and
Psllllpl
Score; II. II. f.
Philadelphia s. 900 300 00x2 9
pltiaburg ...s 900 600 1000 !
Haileries Sparks and JacklItch.
phllhpl and Gibson.
Summary; Three base hits Clark
Sacrifice Tits Magee. Bransfield,
slorke. Gibson Double plays Brans
lleh and Dooln Base on balls Oft
Sparks 2. Phillip q Struck out-Iiy
SPARKS q phiilipi g
umplres- -0'Day and Emalle
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Waen S. Ia Wnrth /

Waco. May i5 Forl Worth declined
to play yesterday with Shuster um.
plrlng aud after three balls had been
pitched Tic game was declared for.
ielted to Waco, to o. Aflerwardg
the game was played out
Scorc r. II n.
Waco ... 600 200 0O3--h Il 1
Ft Worth ... 000 100 000--i & 3
Batteries Iiodehaugh and Vlnson;
Mitchell ard Green.
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For he was not tied tonight

Then the father hears the racket
With long stride he soon is there.
When john Henry aud tAc maiden
Crouchlng for the worst prepare
AT his icet jahn tolls his story,
Shows his clothing soiled and torn
Aud his face 80 sad and pleading
Yet so white and scared and worn
Touched the cli mans heart with PIT,
Filled hts eyes with misty light
Take her hoy and make her happy
T0wger shall bc tied tonight ~
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

&c uml us at Kansas Gl'}.
g, "lc.at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis al So Paul
ut si'le at Minneapolis
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Galveston Nav "a Darkness ended
a ragged slow gme here, wllh Che
score q tie
shrrcyeport 80. 0t1 III O2l g IS q
Galveston .,,. 00l 0o4 700 6 2 b
hatlcrlea Harmon. Anderson and
GarYln. Bradford and Wolff.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
rExAs LEAGUE

Oklahoma City at Galveston.
Shreveport az Houston.
Fort Worth at San Antonio.
Dallas at Waco,
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The corporation commission today
get lune as the day when II would
commence the rehearlng of The Enid
uasca againsi the pioneur Telephone
and Telegraph company
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Among the !;
Local Stores ]

Miss Nelie Johns OF the p o. Iut2
Dry Goods store VIII spend sunday
at saltwater Visiting her parents.
Tho granite base for The beluiliai
show ceae which Is to be- iltlcd In
hetween The two doors at the main
entrance Of the ". o. iutz store Is
being set IN position today.
o. H. Lewis Of RohInsons shot
store. Is among the sick,
The Leautifnl interior display Of pIl-
low tops and art goods at Bsowns IS
creating quite a little comment by alt
who have seen il, which is well worth
q trip up town to see
$500 Onze Oxfords at $3.50 Is tho
specIa attraction at the Monarch
dry goods store today and tonight,
al r. Brown has accepted posl0r
Il The Monarch, assisting IN the cloth.
ing and shoe departments.
At Ramsay Bros. the most hoaufl-
hil imported Dnpins yoti ever saw
and are tnly a5c per yard.
=ss-------------ss4-s
ANY skin itching is a .empericster
The more you scratch the worse IL
lteheg noans Ointment cures piles,
eea0ma any skin itching. AT all drug
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san Antonio May IS Manaeor
Lcldy aud Umpire Derrick mixed
things up IN q lively fashion on the
diamond In the ninth inning, follow.
INK several close decisions IN yestor
days game over which Leldy protest
90 The umpire swung for the Bron
cho leaders, iaw They cllnched but
were soon separated
Score n. H. R.
San Antonio a 0G0 0oi 000 + s. /
Dallas 4..... QUO OIL 00U.-g o
Batteries Ables and schAn. Bur
nett and Miller.
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lincoln 1. PuebIo Z

Lincoln, May l5--karsten had one
bad Inning during when Pueblo got
enough scores to win the game.
Score. r. II. T..
Lincoln ....... 0l0 900 O00--l & 4
Pueblo .... 400 600 OO0--4 & o
Batteries Karsten AID sullivan;
Galgano aud Mite
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towser must be tied tonight"
Papa slowly spoke the maiden,
4 am almost seventeen,
And I've got a real lover,
Though he's rather young and green
But he has horse and buggy
And a COW and thirty hens
Boys that start out poor dear papa,
Make the bost Of honest men.
But II Towser sees and bites hlm,
Fills his heart with sudden fright
lie viii never come again. pa;
Towser must be tied tonight
Daughter firmly spoke the farmer
Every word pierced her young heart
Like carving knife through chickcn
As Il hunts tender part.
I've a patch ol early melons.
Two OF them are ripe today,
Tawser must be- loose 10 watch them
Or they nll be stole away.
| have hood them late ana early
N dim morn aud evening light.
Now they are grown must not lose
them,
Towserll NOT be lled tonight
Then the old man ambled forward.
Opened wide the kenuel door.
Toaser bounded forth To meet him
Aa he oft had done before,
And the farmer stopped aud l0osed
him
From the doc chain short and stout
To himself he softly chuekled.
"Begsie's teller must look out"
Bur ihe maiden al The window
Saw the cruel teeth shDw white.
In an underi0ne she murmured
"Fcwscr must be tled tonight"
Then the maidea's brow grew thouphl
fui,
And her breath came short and
thick,
TIL she spied The family clothes line
And she whispered, That's the trick 2
From the Kitchen door she gliod
With @ plate OF meat and bread.
Toweer wagged his tail IN erpwtiue.
Knowing we'll he would be led.
ln his well worn leather collar
Tied she then the clathes line Tight.
All lho time her white llps saying
"fowsea dog Is tied tonight"
There, cid dogsie,4 spoke tue maid
en-.
'You can watch the melon patch
Bur the front gates free aud open
When John Henry lifts the latch.
For the clothes limo tight Is fastened
20 the harvest apple tree
You can run and watch the melona
But tho front gate YOU can't see.
Then her glsd ears heard buggy,
And her eyes grew Dlg auu Drigni
While her young heart says in glad
ness,
"fowsor dos, is tled lonIght7
Up The path the young man saunlers
With his eve and cheek aglnw.
For he loves the red-haired maiden,
And he aims to ton hor SCI.
Bessie's rognlsh little brothers.
In a M OF boylsh glee.
Had united the slender clothes line
From the harvest apple tree.
Then old Towser hears the footsteps
Raised his brisllos fixed gbr fgh.
Bark away" the maldea whispers.
"fowser you are lied tonight"
Then old Towsof bounded forward
Passed ne open Kitchen door.
Bessie Screamed and quickly followed
Hut John l.enrYs gone before.
Down The path hs speeds most quickly
For old Towaer sets the phce
And the maiden close behind them
Hhcws themaaha lk IA The race.
Then The clothes line can she got II
Aud her Dyes grow big AMI bright
And she springs and Rrasps t firmly
"Tuweer shali be TIED tonight"
Oitentimeg q little mnuta
Forms the destiny Of mon.
You can change The fate Of natlons
US the stroke 81 ono smAll psn
Taweer made one last long effort
Caught John Henry by his nants.
But John Henry Kept on running
For he thought that his last chance
But the maiden held Oh FIRMLY
And The rono was dawn ~ tight
But old Towser kept the garments,
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AMERloAN LEAGUE
81. LouIa. s. WashInnlon. 2.

% IVuI9l y WasHIUuIuHi {.
ST. Louis May i5.-St Louis sent
Washington 10 last place yesterday by
winning the game hero, TO A.
Score. n I y.
81 Louis ...002N0t021--5 6 q
Washington .i0000o0O3-s II g
Batteries Waddell Powell and Ste.
phons; Groom, Keeley and Street.
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Q Q Q . O. y 0 Q Q 0 Q . 0 90 0 .
Q DOPE ron THE FANS. 6
0 oooooooOoooooooooo Q

Well iis two from Enid and the
started up ibe penoentage column
lfs--,iOO 81 44f D
Geist, thefblg twirler of the locals
Is pitching loday's game which was
called AZ 2:i5 IN order that The team
can catch The evening train 10 Enid
where they play Sunday Monday aud
Tuesday
Reed, The new first baseman Is the
beet IN the Western aasocialion that
has shown up on tle local diamond.
lie made some sensational one hand
catches In yesterdays game and
knows The fine points IKE an old
timer
p. O.. Marion. yOunfsieF irm
Mulberry Kansas. is enroute for q iry
out on The pitching staff II rs sali
TO have moro speed than any one m.
lhe Southwest Fle Is the Kansas
wonder IN The independent field.
Tony Anderson, captain Of the 10.
Gals. considering his rheumatic trou-
blcs, Is doing we'll.
Norman Prlco Is covering LETT field
we'll and is coming up as reliable
hitter.
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Nsw Yark ). ohIeaao .

New York, May i5-Chicago drove
Raymond from the box I'D three IA
nings today and defeated New FORK
6 20 0. rsra
Score n. II. r.
Chicago .... 10i 600 020--6 z 0
New York a 900 600 0o0--0 4 o
Batteries pleisier and Moran. Ray
mond. Craniall and Schlei
Summary. Two base hits. Hoffman.
home runs, Schultz. stelnlcldl: sac
rliicc fly. cclulie. stolen bases, ID,
linz double play. lrYars. Tinker. and
Chance, struck out, BY Raymond 2
pieisier 3, Candall a. base on balls
Pielster !, Raymond !; hit by pitch.
en- Mccormick Wild pitch Raymond
Umpire Rigler aud 1'ruhy.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
alouN cIlv G. Denunr 4

Sioux City 6, Denver 4
Sioux City May 10 The Champions
won IN the nth ON four hits and Il
pass.
Score: r. II. r.
Sioux City ... 100 050 cox -G 8 .
Denver .t..... OH 900 00O--2 e. 3
Batteries Fromc and Shea; Adams
Corbct aud Zlnran. zalusky
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Al Detroit Basion.Dclruii gam
postponed rain 10 I slsiinmng.
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Ai clrynlnnd New York f'lcVeinnr
game postponed wet grounds
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Rain Al Omaha

A Omaha WlchllalOmahn game
postponed; rain.
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Six straight games on the home do
mond beginning with Wednesday next,
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION

fsarllsavilla Il Muakouee2
Harilesgllls Oh Nav Is Lefiv'
Thomas was lnelnrlhlc here and tho
Boosters SION easily by pounding Wo
mack heavily.
Ne0rH II. ". M
BafflesYile .. g0N 202 0is--7 2
MEskngee W 0ig ono o00- 2
BaltarieaThomas and BroWn. We
wark and Jriffies
Joplin NO.. May l~Alte5r SCORING
alx runs ~ the first inning bad bail
playing lost Tor joplin.
Score 4. II. q
Joplin ,. 6la0 0O0 loo TNl4 4
pltiabufa M 0E0 900 92t . II
sisilffiaf 8eckenhaugh nelhs ANA
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Bcsion. MAY IS Cincinnati won an
uninierostlng game from Boston yes
.erday Z TO &
Score: n II. e.
Cincinnati $50, 600 00l 00l l2 1
Boston .. 600 20l l0l--i 10 Z
Batteries Casper hnd Mclean
Whitca Channeie and Bowcrman.
Summary Two base hits pasdi
Mitchell taree base hits Beaumont
sacrifice hits, Downcy, Casper stnl
On basce. Oakes. double plays ldgaa
aud lloblazel base on balls. White
l. Chnppelle ! Casper. hit bs pitcher
By Casper. BECK. struck out BY Chap
ppilp 3 Casper A.
Umplres lohnstona and Cusack
Brooklyn 10, ST. Louis
Brooklyn May ~ Brooklyn used
ap three St. Louis uitehers scofins
3 10 70 4 victory yesterday
Score R.H. q
st. Louis . n00 O0a 0f0--
Brooklyn .. zoe 230 n1x 40 10 /
Batteries Rhodes. Higgins. Moore
and Phelps: He'll ana Bergen.
summary. Two bnae bits Jordan:
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Chicago May is. ChlcagoIhiade,
phla eame postponed, rain,
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Tho Enid nulield Is strong one
They coveF The ground well
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Wichita at Omaha.
Topeka "a Dcs Molnca
Denver at Sioux City
Pueblo ut IlHrulH,
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Towser shans Be Tied Tonight
f........ rnttn.

(Duroo Blu
Slow the Kansas sun was setting
Ger the wheHl fields far away.
Streaking all the afr with cobwebs.
At che clpse Of one hot day
And its last rays Missed the iorehead'
OF man and maiden faii.
He had whlskers short and lrowzy
She had red and Rllstning hair
He with shut jaws stern and silent
She with lips all cold and white
Struggling 60 keep back the murmur
"Towser must be tied tonight"
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Batteries Nelson and Waringi BENT
As and Alrn
aummary Three hHse hlls Price
and kenncdey. two hase hits. Price
Hroaka Isabel aud palierson7 sacri,
llce hits. Adkins l2l Patterson. Price
ataiaa hasas. Jones. Lontike Reed
ana Price struck nut by Nelson S
by nenlley 81 hits. off Nelson DO, OFT
Bentley hasee on balls Bentley s.
Nelson q hlt hy pitcher hy Nelson
Bowman sud Jones by Bentley ADJ
klns slid pitches, Bentley Time
AZ game hr ab minutes Umpire
hanaen
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At Ramsay Bros the most heauf
ful imported pnplns you ever saW
and are lnly CSC per yard.
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Al r. Brown has accepted a position
Il The Monarch, assisting IN the cloth
ing and shoe departments.
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Miss Settie Johns OF the = o. l4ui2
Dry Goods store viii spend SUNDAY
al saltwater Visiting her parents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

$500 Onze Oxiords at $3.50 Is the
special attraction at the Monarch
dry goods store today and tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-15

o. n. Lewis, Of Rohlnsons shoe
store, Is among the sick.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-01-10

Animals Nnd What We May Lean
Regarding Human Tuberculosis" An
extended discussion followed the re-
affirmation by Professor DR.. Robert
Koch Of Berlin Of his theory as to the
nonidentity and nontransmissibility Of
human and bovine tuberculosis. after
which a resolution was unanimously
adopted recommending ''that preven-
tive measures be continued against
bovine tuberculosis and that the pos
sibility Of the propagation Of this to
man be recognized"
The very extensive exhibits from
the various countries In America and
Europe attracted much attention and
presented 4 vast amount Of illustra-
tive material Of rare educational val
ue. Phases dealing especially with the
prevention and treatment Of the dis
ease in its early stages predominated.
there being a great variety of models
Of sanitoria and special appliances.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-01-10
GATE CLOOxD.

impediments it Is about as good As no
gate. In the plan suggested herewith
is a partial solution of the difficulty
which so often confronts the farmer
at this season of the year. Two cuts
are pictured. They show gate which
can be readily adjusted in case OF
snowdrifts.
1t is easily made from ordinary
lumber. A by s upright is used for
the two lower boards, by for the
upper ones. The uprights at the hinge
post are double / by 4. one piece out
side and the other inside the bars. The
upright at the latch side may be the
same weight Of stuff or slightly light
er and fastened in the same way. In
stead Of mailing the bars to these up
rights. bolts are used, one for each
bar at each end. The lowest board is
notched, as shown, and the double