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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12

10 She Pioneer Lumber ! company, proT er'y m
 the Great Western
 townsite to the to~nof
 Courtlsna. ....... l20t .. Ed Carlyu. administrator
 of the estate of Louise
 Thomas, deceased. to
 Owen Williams, prop-
 erty in Bignon's sdd:.
 tion to the ton of
 feafce iVu
 BI.L OF SALE Nj D Betz to Paul B
 Warnekrus. m owing
 picture outfit ... ... 300 REALTY MORTGAGE Oh es Foxes ct ux to
 Alldredge, realty
 mortgage on Douglas | pro erty ...........' iNo fo Adelard Lav.llee ct ux to A McDermott,
 realty mortgage on
 Douglas property with all mprovem ente l thereon. ..... sp MORTGAGE H 4 Wiley ct ux to Fred T Wright, mortgage
 on property in the Home sdiition to the city of Douglss .... 3'p v Jessie L Perry to F L Williams, mortgage on
 an und 'vided one half
 interest in Douglss property ........... Voo Richsrd Johnson to the
 Copper City Brewing company, cbsttle mort. gage on furniture and
 fixtures in the Grove esiooo in the city of Doug!ae. oVV 7. Benton ct ux to W T Hughes. realty mort.
 gage on property Tn
 Douglas lOs' iV John Rad ,vich to V G
 Medil oSich, realty mortgage on B bee property .....-...-.' Voo = Martin Biting 10 E B Mason company. chat tie mortgage ........ ol5 John Berger to National Cash Register company chsttie mortgage on registf ...... |" .-
 WRIT OF sTTACHAkNT Saunders P Jones and Lawrence Jones, CO., partners ss Paul Jones
 6 company, vs John
 Lopiz,ch; property st- tsched sit1sted m the
 Overlook addition to
 the city of Douglas;
 amount Invoiv, d.-... ls3 ..
 SUBTRACTION MORTGAGE. The Arizona Mutual Building and Lpsn as.
 socIst'on to l. k Wat.
 sun ct ux, sati faction of mortgagr to DIug-
 las property y....... Nellie Scaal from J .hn T Goshen, ssti-fsctiou
 mortgage on Douglas property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12

ARTICLES IF INCORPORATION. Fsirview Mining om- p.ny; Incorpor4tors, E Morris Q and F B Dorr; principal place of business at Benson; object, general mining smelling and milliIg business; to deal in real estate and any and all kinde of personal prop erty; capital stock is S40o 600, divided into 0,000 shares st . par value Of $l each. ....
 BILL OF SALE "A McDsniels to W H Hammond, b orses, wagon and saddle. ... 275 Q, .. John H Kiatt tn W H Hammond, h orsea, wagon, harness and household goods. l5o = H o Carr to John F Ward, one Aell boring machine and outfit, inc uding eneIne; heres. sll farm imple- ments; COWS, heifers. unbranded; slso 75 !, tons of unbsled alfalfa hay ID barn. 2900
 CHAPEL MORTGAGE Harry Lock to the Ns- tional Cash Register c mpsoy, chsttIe mortgage on cash reg 0tet ......s.s....... ~
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CnISE COUNTY

C0ChlSE C0Uk THE RECORDS GIVEN IN sF Instruments Filed Hith the c
 Recorder
 .--
 DEEDS. Fred B Kinsmsn to Geo w Long and Alexsn- der r Kinsman. mines situated in the Warren utetIiCt WE Nichols ct ux to John P Crowley, Wi l. COX property ..... TO Courtland Tornsito and Improvementeompan to the M E Methodist church. south, Court land property ...... Courtlsnd Townsite and Improvement. company to the E K Pirtie c.'m- psny, COurtls nd prop arty pas Greecrio Madrid ct ux to II A Morgan. Wilcox property. ......... lJ' William H McKittrick ct ux to W D Melee. iauu bo' William H McKittrick ct u1 to W s McCurdy land I50' Nab 2 Villegas to Mar. dial Serns. property ID the PirtIs sdd tion to the city of Douglas. =. 5, Jose M Comscho ct ux to W E Schwsmm. property in the Queen addition to the city of Doug'as ....... 2Ot L K Watson ct ux to M.s Kate Msnley. Douglas propetty.... lt Nellie Socsal Dixon and husband o the Arizons sni Mexico Realty company Douglas prop eGty.. lU J L Spikes to Viola Spikes. Douglas prop
 ty.- IN Dewitt c McCuilsr ct ux to E A Won Arn m, yroperty in the Mo- Cullsr's fr.t addition to the city of Doug. tbe " O'Neil tor E Spar sn undivided one half in the Birthday and Duluth mining elaine situated in Turauoise ssosttSs George Kingdom 10 Maud B Kingdom, undivided oe half interest in Douglas property .... Courtlsnd Townei:e & Improvement com pany to the $ out h. sestern Mercantile Co property 10 the Great Western to .nsite to the town of Court fano eco. -.... IT Johu H Kiatt ct ux to " H H m m on d. ienQ 4c J 4 Cummings to John Kinsslls, the Silver Crown mining claim situsted in the War. Yen inning district Courtlsnl rownsite and Improvement com psny to Issbel Tsl:a- fsrro, property in the , Great Western towasite to the town of Court. Ionu ......-.- ls Elizabeth and a o Carr to John P Wsrd, prop. erty in the town of oeneon. ZU Francis c Fend erson ct ux to z sdelsrd Lavai'ee. Douglss property with all prove me nts the'eou. ..--.--. Michael Dvnsh0s ct ux to George Donald Nor rison, property in the North Douglas sddi- tion to the city of
 DougIss .... ..... Retugio Bsrbs to " E
 schwsmm. property in
 the Qa.en addition to
 the city oi Doug.
 loe Copstisnd Townsits scd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Gam ncncu Sahr.

9senn Sd)illcr icinen itcrnenfuloi'
acn Molcnitcin ooo UGrbnngnibpnllc
Mort iprchcn ldBt:
jos gibt I'M Woenietnlcbcn slltgclt,
bIide.
Ia man Dem @eltgciit ilGber lit, ais
Iorli,
unb cine 6raGc frei hat an bnS
Shidinl-"
10 bat er oanit mobl ole mertlpiir.
bige Stlinbc oe& SobrealpeWiels I'M
Muac gebabt; er t0nlltc lie iueniga
items inn Nligc gchubt BADEN. is III
0ie Hodt boiler Nragcn unb Webcinl=
niilc, boiler @iiride mo Moiimll,
gen, Die i'm outlflen SdloBe Ser 3u.
funft 70 ms lie9en mo iibcr Ole
ms crit bic 3cit slltUort 0ocr 90
lung gebclt miro. 9nlO oorbeno, bolo
no'deno, lest bimnlclbodl iolld)5cn0,
0arn 5itn Sobc betrilbt, 5icbt Der
Wenih brrdl oas Sobr, nic or cs Dor
SdbrtaiiIenoen getl)dli, iuie CT eS iluo)
Subrtaillenoen tblul miro. luiilla
ldcnb. boficnb, obcr ocn Shlcicr Der
,}ntlulit pernto1 or nid,t 81 lilitcn.
3lulidcn @itnld) unb 3icl hin. nlA
b%crlpa1lfcno. ellen mir ollrd) bic
Sabre; bod bic Soiinlu,0 u~nliIotiert
iuts, 10 OFT JIG aud Iboll 1ct1llld)i
hot. @obl benz Der III ieincn Grluur,
tlilaeu, ieiilen @iinifen ltlo Spii
min9cn beiheiben inb Dom rcilcll
Sohrc nld)t 5nF oiel erlpnrtet; CT CT
lpurt lid bcrbc Gntt1llidun1en. Cos
iuiIlen mir aus Grinbrltng. y8ir nil.
len aud, bns llcitc Snbr miro ncltc
Sreilbcn, cs miro ilinac 9eihct britt
gen, ino Sor9en ullo Sdmerjen.
ober audi Sonnenld)cin mo Hoien.
Gie Wcnid,eu ipiinid)en chamber
Slid 5itm nci,en Sabre. GaS 0Iiid
aber ut EN- Observation-Disclosures, flinte@
Sung; IS ladlclt niht icocm. Is miro
Debulft pom olleli. aeionscn mo &c.
boltei MIR Don ipeni9en. @ir iuiilcn
linr III gut. bab nid)t ali Die gilten
.9teilobrslpirlldc III Griiilluug &c.
ben, mir lpciigc bopon; obcr ca lit
trpsoem ctlpas, ipeill piel Slid sum
,ieiien Sabre eeluiinift miro ililo Elm
iunrincr 9lif Den @unid bcgleitc.
INTO 3cngniB giebi, ooB Der Mrnidl
BON Scr5cn fonlnt. llnb peiln oaS
Sabr 1868 aud, oicle @iirid,e i,lter-
iiilt lnBt, luic cs ale ieilc Tora1n
ger and) getbon babcn, oiiricn mir
0od) bod)eemutben 9Iides porludrts
III Dos ncle Sabr hineiniteuprn.
Alei n%niereu 9eiern wiinid)em ipir:
Siel Slid 5nr 6nbrt i'm neucn
Snbr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

miblang uno Ser @ttentdter beiinoet
iid) in Saft. @nbriheinIidJ NOR Der.
ieIbe bel Der @ertbeilung Don @eibs
nudjtSdeidenten 81 frr5 eefommen
uno belt Sos bdrtige Sberbaupt Ser
Ncpublif f~Srantreid) irrtbiimIid fir
Sontn Claus,
Sn HuBlano ifeint Der TibiIismls
ipieoer iein Salpt 81 erbeben, nnb
Der ON lesten Somitog IN Mosfau
itattgefumoenc blutigc 8on1pi 5ipi.
iden WtilitGr lnO NepollltionGren
gift olS 9cpeiS, oaB bas Gjarenreib
mieber am 8prabenO crniter, inncrer
@irren itebt. Iie Nibililten erflG-
rem, ouB tic ibrc Eropuganho bcrSbat
eingeitellt bGtten. nm bus Gelultat
Der libcrolcn Geriiderungen oes G5o-
rcn ub5ltiuurten aber cS babe lid
beralSgeitcllt, buB Der G5ar unal,is
rid)tia mar uno feline 9(uSiift allf
luirflidc Hcform ltltcr leilter Hcgic=
rl,lg porbunOen lei, lie piirOen bober
ibre Eropogouba Der Sbat mieber
oufnebmen. gue Ma6t beS ruiii.
ihen Sitrearfrotismls fonrle oen
NibiliSmls nid)t unterorilder. Gr
luerbe Die @elt balo pieber burd)
bllltioe WeteIeien in Staunen uno
SGrcrfen perieBen. gber es gGbe
einmnl fem onbcres Wittel, Inn 9tllBs
lonb 81 beireien. Ios 9llltbao IN
Mtosfou ici lllr ein &oripicI fommen-
Der bllttigcr Gretgniic.
G5ar Nifolals empfina 6ieier Gage
Nrn. Sielt, Sen @ice , Tr1iioenten
bes iinniiden Senots, in glloien3.
Sielt mornte Den G5aren Dor ben Sol
gen elmer fortgeiebten 3lpanaspolitif
1e9en Die Simmer. @em Die iebigc
&uIiiii5irungs Holitif, oie llntcrs
orildlnng Der oltrd bie &erfaiiung
oeS observation-disclosures gorontirteu
Sonocrrcbtc iortgeicbt miirocll, luer,
DC lid oos finiid)e &olt nie cinQtonm
crbcbcn, mo bic pergoiicncn Str6nlc
@lutes Wiiroen oui Dos Solpt oeS
rlliliid)cn &crriderS fonlmen,
Cine Der pcrip0ildcn SSSltoenalls.
%treibungen gebt 5ur 3eit lpieoer in
Sinlano Dor iid,. 0reibig iiioiife
Tannilicil, bon ocnen ein5elnc lfon
lett langcn Sobren IN Dem @roBfiir.
ltentbum rciioirtel, baben Srorc CT
DaltelL oaS Sonb lofort sit ~perlolicn.
Nnd) elmer engbcr5igcn Iuslcgim0
oes GcIcbes bconlprllht Scr Scnat
oea finlld,cn handbags fiir iid hns
Ned)t. lnoiuiouelle observation-disclosures
filr >Silocn i'll cirem ied)smpnotlidlcll
IilTentbultc 1T Sinlnnb olls5iltellel,
mo cine Grnellcrl,1g bicler Sheine
fam Der Sennt nad) 6lltoiinfcn Dor
llebnlen ober nidt. gSie fonlnlell Die
6inerl, lpeld)e 5ur 3cit iclbit 10 ifnper
.tilr lbrc Srcibcit fGmpfell, oajll, lid
ieibIt ais %llnterorilfcr anoercr Scltc
auIiSuperfcn?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
NdDt Seiten.
Gum nfucu Sabr.

IS bGlt in ieber Wenifenbruit
Gin Gttpns; o%itnini3 tolt1l bclurBt
Gem Mirtbe ieIblt. hcid)cioCn Nnlt--
@obl gor Gin wlm0crtb0t'Gc @nlt;
Gin ehtcr, licbcr 0ltt9eIcll
Nn Sinllcn Irlldl, bon Mll9c bell 49,
&ilft er, lpos inlnier ms be6robt,
Wit frobem Wtittt ans Sor9 nlo
Noth.
90 ihmanfe Oahu Ser Sub betrat,
Gr ebiiet Hits Sen rul,hiten Yfob;
llnb tbiirnlcu rings iid) @etter ulldJ:
Gic Molten ihel,ht lem mIlber
Saudi;
Tie 2ait. Ole uli're Sdpltern prebt,
Gr biiit lie tragei, oQcrbeit,
llno ieocm @edjer Scr5eleio
Wiiht or cin Sropihen Siibiatcit.
Nid)ts irogt cr nof Dem Gllb'rcn
Sd)ein,
0ebrt in Toloit ulto Siitte elm;
God, no man iult ibn 5iuingell mill.
Mad, &oboloart entihliIpit CT iti4!-
Gab aleu- Gllh inn ncllcll rSobr
Ger quite @ciit Die @unit belpobr'.
Gas lit Scr @unlidl, ocn i6 crfor:
Grholt' i'm @ptt Gud) - sen s. II
III T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Tic Mode.

Dit Dem belitieen NeuiabrStase
miro Der @ai'erluasen ipieber BON
OdbfsdNe,t lbesfutIt fem uho scs
S&erdbpnfsefsl Beainnf '.-fpdter bon.
ieltiI Ser Meiieraoaaen lit fciil ictir
s'ca.Icrnes Tnhrnperf niS eine go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
@erm;id)tc MnseIgen.


-NMfrnf.-
Sic iii 6ite6cno anscfiibrtcn Gcripucn:
I. Sclncr, WiatbGIS, 0churcf ont g.. Nprll
Npril 1857 In SeEluh. Nesirtfant StG' cl-
fteiu, areiS C0ertrlnfeu. obcr oeiien Grbcn;
.. Rpbpe, Sciurid, Martin tuo SpGanncs
aari, hermuttIim ans Wiiieo bel 9tibhG, III
Sberbeiien. oher orcu Grben,
iueroen Griudbt. bel Dem llnter5etdnetcu per-
i0nIih obcr fdrtiiliG ib 5u nteloeit,
Inn gGisfunii iibcr bercIl &erbleib cber Iblc'
ben miro eriift.
BALTIMORE. NO, ben +. ,Inimar 1909.
Ter iaiictlidle Goninl.
81 Gertreilng: .
81. HKbtrat.
(Iant Go. MO, 1WiD 9Ir. !. SiosSabftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
SipiOcnoeu.

,SGrmcrs anb Wierd,au,s siaticuals Saut."
Sn5 Sircttorium bGt beuie cine bon alien
E!cuern treic Siuipcnpc upu orei Trpsent $50
fir bic nit Dem 80. Se3emher 1905 euoeuoen
iedn3 1iunGfe c%rllirt; am Q. Sannar 1909 5abls
tar. 9beds lucroen ben glfiiondren per Bolt
geiunbt. Sic uutfhreihebildher it1o bis Jurt Q.
SGnuar 1908 gcfdlotien.
Is. Z. Ssburu,
% aaiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01

Gpuppn.3irien AMI bic ipl1euben uuisrliegen.
ben Ebliaatipnen Der ~uttnitcb Haiipaps ano
electric Gumpa ann" bon Baltimore, unt 1. Tas
mar 1909 ftuiq, peroen AM mn mad BEN. 2;
Sunuur 1909 III Der o9taiioral .gIctanic3'
Bunt" bciGblt lper6en:
y. e. X &. NJ. 5.proi. /. Sbpotbef, Gpii'
bon %.
~GeuiraI SiaiImnh Cos" G.pro5. l.. 1920.
tbei. 9puron III. IS.
4. g. Minoiur,.
On nlntirenoer SdntIleiifer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
'tunnT ~niudJnngrn,
Department fir tiirutlidre Sid,f rBctt.-&anteH.
Sub epartemcut hes 8cbdupe. Sn'percre'
giirfaus. MGtLtduS,

baltimore. ben -. Sc1eInbcr l9Qs;
Sh babe glprIiiaiioGen fir Die foIge1oen Eri'
bilcGieH erhnlieu: ~
GeirnnlisS apa 3iidi non IL Yferoetrdfiert.
CIR. 1899. Git GaItinioresS traBc, l eleItrildcr
Wiotur BON . EierbeirdtfeH.
Srgeuo Senldno, luelder 9iiiipenolI0eIl sc
GER sic obigen Friuileaicil erbebcn nil, bat
feline 9rottAsgrf drlln9 nm ODER Dor benz !,
SdHuar 1909. 10 llhr Iorniitag3, in otetetl
eiirfnlt etH5lrcihefl, rpanr fiber bieielbeH per'
buIoelt tperoeu piro.
Gouaro Z. 9reitou,
U) Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Hucian Stehlc.

s. itGrb am 81. December 1905 2neian
stthlc i'm g.. Sabre feires pebens. lie Ne
c~rcigurG tiIioei Semitas, ben ?. Sunuur, I llbr
v.ntgei". bon. ieIirr lepten Npbntila. gtr.
1904, MeitH ertit9ior, StrdBe. aic iiuit. Bel.
tetulg ntf her pH@eftern Gemctero."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Mmterrtdt.
meifterihafts= Spitenn -!

8ulo1cfrdutrS gBerf sur yafd)en orefmpnatit.
ann seibituntrrriht oerfuBt bonn Generdl>Goh
u,etifer Der 8ereinteten Staater, Or. Gofer'
tbua.
8crIanat @ratiS.Yrofpeitel Serfauf uro Ser
tbeiIcn' -.
Hutar aaumesrr, Wr. 205, Gat.45. Ctr.
ltep sOorf. N.sY.
(3e;13 1aRtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
Sic ,1eutide eanf BON sonimore."

Tic ,Tentidte Sanf bon Baltimore"
baltimore, Den 20. Ge3elrber 1908.
Sine feuerfreie batbjdbriife Tiptocnbe BON
az Hroicnt iourhe in Der heutiGcn Serlornrl'
Iino bes Sireftorirms erfldrt. 5dOlhnr AM iino
nab Oioatua, ben II. SdliIur 1905,
lte lleberiraaunesbilder bleiber BITS oabtit
gefhIofel.
Gruit 3. Sidt,.
(3G5,41D aailrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
..Ncncrn Northumberland. I"

9nItimore. 20. Sejcmber zoos.
Ins Tirefturilm hat Deute etnc fteuerfrctc
balDiGbrlidc Eiuiocuoc uuu pier grpjeut t4to)
fir bic Mfftundre crildrt. Die beirt 8eld)dlts'
ThIuIie am 81. Se5enber 1908 III ben Nlchern
beriethnri limo. 5ablbor am uio nab Dem A..
Surllar 1909.
Wininm Marriutt,.
~ Nlfiircr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
ScnrD Is. Scmslcr.

Scislcr, Bciiehtcr Nuite hon Soru ". 0eusIer,
acb. Srdlti. int sitter bon ~ Subreu. Sic Ne
e~rotsuna linoet Mpntag. : llbr 10 Mpraens.
non lelner leSten Nobnung, 9tr. 2ls. !lprn.
Mthaei@eAtrthe. mo nm : llbr cine Mieiic fir
bdS we'll iciller Secle celebrirt miro.
U--a0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
0irAlidJe gn:eigen-
Sretciuiafeits STRIDE.

Cgaitpr Eterger.l.
Sountue gbeno rs lhr: 1ethnadiaf9nti lpf
rung nit bcpcGlihen EtloerH. W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
9orraine.
Sruib Nibge Grtnetern.

Ger tbealc Trtebbpf bon Baltimore, uabe
ytteentie. -Spei eleftriite S%abn.0inien urio
G@iitlieo: 9onIerdro birefi inm Sriebbof. MIe
Inter %itdrtbiger Miiffidbt. Mieoriee
Siireai: Hr. III, Surb.G bartes.etrabc 9etoe
Telephone. (NpriI2s-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-01
GDnb -Gcmctern.

Uaredn: gr. 81. s9et.Gardtpaa.S traRe, unb
.Saupt.Gtngang: Trcoerid. 9tuab,
VeardbrtiBpldbe bon S25 an utter beiidnoiaer
iperoen in, 1reibbaus an Suipts@i nsana sefun.
BEN. uitier glgeut 'pirb. ipcnit aeluiiniht, Dor,
fprcdber. W2-)
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-19
IN THE WORLD Of SPORT

section Of the city constituted diyis-
ion of the parade. while business men
and various trades unions marched in
another class.
Every "rooter7 in this section Of
the county has been publicly invited
to participate in the celebration, the
newspapers Of the city furnishing the
bands and attending to the formation
of base ball enthusiasts.
Forbes field was taxed to It's capac-
ity. the great amphitheatre being un-
able to seat the multitude which coy
cred the playing field Mayor Magee
presented each player with check
for his share of the receipts Of the
worlds series amid loud cheering.
chas Babe" Adams, the pitcher
who led his team mates TO victory,
was the recipient Of great ovation
and besides the check for his share Of
the receipts was given purse of over
81 900 as a testimonial Of his great
work.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-19
APPOINTMENTS BY
BISHOP QUAYLE
Methodists Announce Appointments
FOR Muskogee And McAIester
Districts.

Nowata, Okla, Oct. 19. II Appoint
ments for the Oklahoma conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church were
made as follows by Bishop w. A.
Quayle:
Musk,- -oe District-E. G. Stockwell,
superintendent; Bartlesville, First
Church, J. A. Dixon; Bartlesville, West
side. w. e. Uncarther; Bokoshe and
Short Mountain, to be supplied by w.
10. Miller; Boynton and Morris. to be
supplied by ]. @. Wells; Broken Ar
row, r. D. Pool; Broken Arrow cir
cult to be supplied by H. G. Sagan;
Catoosa circuit, to be supplied by R.
X. Wilson; Chelsea circuit, to be sup
piled by NJ. NJ Alden; Childers cir
cult, C. H. Williams; Claremore, Q. A.
Lockwood: ColIinsville, NJ. c. Hick-
man; Council Hill, B. F. Young; Del
aware. to be supplied by A. r. Kent;
Dewey, George F. Penn: Foyl, to be
supplied; jerks. to be supplied by j.
w. Meeks; KelIeyville, to be supplied
by E. NJ. Peacock; Keiter. w. G.. Wal
ters; Lenepah, to be supplied by w.
j. Grant; Miami, o. A. Wright; Miami
circuit, to be supplied; Muskogee,
First Church, H. p. Beall; Muskogee,
Trinity, J. c. Norton Nowata, r. w.
Moore; Oshelata and Ramona, TO be
supplied by George A. Dittmar; Ok
mulgee, Thomas Denery; Oolagah cir
cult, to be supplied by F. e. Alexan-
der; Owasso, to be supplied by c. A..
Myles; Porter circuit, to be supplied
by Joshua Cloud; Pryor Creek, w. L.
Swartz Sapulpa, c. S. McGaha; Ska
took. to be supplied by M o. Swan;
South Coffeyville circuit. to be sup
piled by e. f. Archerholte; Sulphur,
J. w. Baker; Sulphur circuit. to be-
supplied; -Vinita circuit, to be sup
piled; Wagner, J. L. LaGrone; Wag-
oner circuit. to be supplied by A. L.
Snyder; Wann and Copan. to- be sup
piled by l. NJ. Hermon; Warner cir
cult, j. c. Henderson; Sunday school
missionary, r. e. Sisson.
McAlester Superintendent
Of McAlester mission. =. J. Stockwell;
NJ. NJ. Powell, superintendent; Atoka
circuit to be supplied; Coalgate and
Phillips, S G. Williams; Chant cir
cut, A. d. Peeter; Frances circuit, L.
O. Hargrayes; Hanna circuit. c. W.
Brasheur; Holdenville circuit. Marvin
Bell; Indianola and Blocker, J. H. Lott
Krebs and Hartshorne, + j. Feeman;
McAlester, R. o. Callahan; Okemah,
ID. L. Andrews; Okemah circuit. A.
NJ. Fields; Wall circuit. j. M. Wilson;
Wilburton circuit. N. p Broshear.
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PITTSBURG CELEBRATES
VICTORY IN BASEBALL

Pittsburg. Pa, Oct l9.-Pittsburg
officially celebrated last night In honor
of the Pittsburg baseball club, winners
Of the worlds championship. Traffic
along Fifth street in the down town
section was abandoned early In the
evening the street car company run
ming three cars by other routes The
street as far as Oakland. where Forbes
field is located. was roped of in pre-
paration for the monster parade last
night.
Various divisions Of the parade be-
gan to gather early and by 1880 the
pageant was ready TO march. Such a
parade was never seen in Pittsburg be-
fore Mayor Magee and members Of
his cabinet members Of the Pitts
burg baseball club and the fourteenth
and eighteenth regiments Of the ma
tional guard OF Pennsylvania formed
the vanguard
Scores Of political clubs and about
one hundred athletic organization
members marched in uniform. Each
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GENTLEMAN jim CORBETT
CAN SEE ONLY JEFFRIES

London. Oct 19.--Before sailing for
New York on the Lusitania James j..
Jeffries had a three-hour conference
with James J. corbett concerning his
expected fight with Jack Johnson
Speaking of the result Of the Johnson
Ketchel meeting. Corbett said today
"Johnson's defeat of Ketchel should
not be given too much Significance Il
is merely case OF a little man going
down before a big fellow and was TO
be expected. While Johnson is not
a dub. he is by no means great fight
er. Nothing he has done justifies the
belief that he is in the star class, He
has appeared at time when there
has been remarkably poor lot Of
heavy weights.
''Will Jeffries fight him2 Il is as
certain as the stars shine. While
Jenries' attitude may have made many
persons believe him to be bluffing or
sidestepping. this attitude was due only
to Jeffries honest desire 10 see wheth-
er he would be able to get himself in
to a satisfactory condition. lie ie now
in satisfactory condition and viii
fight: in fact. he is ready TO fight at
any moment. Jeffries surprised me
By looking so we'll He's in better
condition than I've seen him for years.
THE American public may take my
tip. He will easily wrest the heavy
weight championship from the Texas
brunette. AS a matter Of fact, Jeffrics,
in my opinion. does not need to be IN
first class condition 70 whip Johnson,
because Johnson is not and never was
in the same class with Jeffries. John
son is only able to fight defensively. |
His only blow is a counter. Burns.
Ketchel and others have always fought
Johnson's fights for him.
sJeffries won't do anything of the
kind, and Johnson will find his upper
cut unavailing against the Californian,
while, II Jenries ever lands on john
son, which he will, 1t will be good-by,
Mister Black Champion"
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CHARLIE ADAMS GETS
ANYTHING IN PITTSBURG

Pittsburg fans are willing to give
Charles Adams anything he wants. If
benefit game we're played in Pitts
burg tomorrow for Adams it is very
probable that he would make enough
money to buy a beautiful home in the
smoky city This young pitcher, form
erly with Louisville and well known to
Kansas City fans. pitched the Pitts
burg club to victory in the worlds
championship series. With the pos
siDle exception of the veteran Phil
lippe, Adams is the only Pirate slab
artist who was able to do effective
work against the Tigers. Maddox
won a game, but he never would have
won il had the Pirates failed 70 hit
extra hard and pound in enough runs
to make the game safe. The world
series was really battle between
Mullin, Donovan and Adams. and the
youngster bested two veterans and
stars Of the American league. Adams
viii, barring accidents, be one of the
greatest pitchers in the world. He
has plenty of speed and curves He
is of the class of pitchers who last
and he may be in the big league for
ten years. He does not rely on the
"spit ball" and for this reason is not
liable to go back until he has had
several good seasons.--Kansas City
Journal.