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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18

New York, Nov. 17.-SaiIed: Steam
ers President Grant. Hamburg; Ma
donna, Marseilles: Lusitania, Liver
pool; Majestic, Southampton; Fin
land. Antwerp.
Philadelphia, Southampton, for New
York, 1870 miles east Of Sandy Hook
at lis .. m, dock about 10 a. m.
Saturday.
New York, Nov. 17.-Arrfved: The
steamer Main, Bremen.
Boston, Nov. 17.-Sailed: Steamer
Cymrlc. Liverpool.
New York. Nov. 17-Arrived: The
steamer La Gascogne. Havre.
Lizard. Nov. 17.-Steamer Adriatic,
New oYrk for Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Southampton, was 500 miles west
at 5:s5 D. m. Due Plymouth 1850 d.
m. Thursday.
Gibraltar, Nov. 1T.-Passed: Steam
er Antilochus. Clyde for Tacoma.
st. Micnaels. Nov. 17.-Passed pre-
viously: Steamer Martha Washington,
New York for Naples, Patras, etc.
Liverpool, Nov. 17.-Arrived: The
Seamers Campania. New York; Fries
land, Philadelphia
Steamer Caronia, Liverpool for New
York, 1884 miles east OF Sandy Hook
at 2 D. m, dock about D. m. satur-
day.
London, Nov. 16.-Arrived: Steamer
Columbian, Boston.
Gibraltar, Nov. 16.-Arrived: The
steamer Cretic, New York for Naples.
and proceeded.
Yokohama, Nov. 17.-Arrfved pre-
viously, steamer Shinano Maru, Seat
tie.
Southampton. Nov. 17.-sailed, the
steamer Teutonic, New York via
Cherbourg, and Queenstown.
Sydney, ". S. w, Nov. 16.-Arrived:
Steamer Crown OF Galacia, Como via
Newcastle.
Valparaiso, Nov. 13.-Arrived: The
steamer Ammon Ha, Hamburg, etc,
via Punta Arenas, for San Francisco.
Hong Kong Nov. 17.-Arrtved: The
steamer Monteagle, Vancouver, via
Yokohama.
Queenstown, Nov 17.-SaiIed: hTe
steamer Saxonia, Boston.
Southampton, Nov 17.-Sailed: The
steamer Prfnz Friedrich wilhelm. New
York via Cherbourg.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18
EAsY FAT REDUCTION.

When buttermiIk and gymnastics
were the only known cures for over
fairness many people preferred to stay
fat-dreading the remedy worse than
the disease.
Now these two grim lions on the road
to slimness have been overcome and the
loss of twenty to fifty pounds has be-
come a very safe and pleasant affair.
You can eat and drink and be merry
and lazy and still lose ten to sixteen
ounces of useless far daily. Folks with
double cflins and stout abdomens can
lose them in month and yet not
strain, bother or deny themselves a
single blessed thing. II does not cost
much, either-any druggist will fix you
up-and there Is no waiting; results
begin when you do.
Take teaspoonful after each meal
and at bedtime OF this simple. harmless
mixture: n or Marmola. " or Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic, and az
or. Peppermint Water, and you will
strip on evenly, without wrinkIing. all
the useless far that now annoys and
Furnishes you.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18
BLAME BOOZE FOR
BREAKING OF LAW
PETTY LARCENY THIEVES CLAIM
THEY KNOW NOTHING OF
CRIMES ALLEGED - THIRTY
DAYS EACH WAS SENTENCE OF
JUDGE HANSON.

Unable to offer any legal reason
after entering pleas of guilty to the
charge Of petty larceny, why they
should not be made to pay the pen
atty, Peter Anderson and Carl Amer
son. were each this morning sentenced
to serve thirty days in the county jail,
commencing today at noon.
Following the admission of their
guilt In the police court yesterday
morning, the men wee arraigned IN
the county court this morning. In
thesr statements 10 the Judge they
both claimed that they were drunk
when the ofrenseg occurred and that
while sober they would not think Of
committing such a crime.
However, there are others who are
Of the opinion that they had an object
in stealing the garments. The weather
is rather chilly and these men are
ciassed. by one, as quite willing TO
accept the fare in the county Jail.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18
YOUNGS CLAIM CHECKS

4. y. Young q sons Yus ana Trans
fer CO. viii give You claim checks for
baggage to and from all depoea. hotels
and residences. Phone Is.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18
S3,6g7.5S FROM
AUCTION OF LOTS
DELINQUENT TAKES WHICH
HAVE BEEN HANGING FIRE FOR
YEARS SETTLED WHEN DE-
scRIPTIoNs ARE soLD-coUN-
TN BUYS ONE.

When the delinquent tax sale was
held in the Office OF Sheriff Henry Boyle
yesterday. s3,6s7.5s which has been due
the county in back taxes for many
years, was cleared. The property was
sold under the Woods law. The orig
inal sale under this law was negotiated
several years ago. Howevermthe own
ers Of the property sold yes day, re-
sisted and suits were started which
were not disposed of until at this term
of court. Every lot, with the exception
Of one, was sold. Cass county bought
this in at $43.72.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18
HUSBAND CANNOT
GET ALIMONY
NOT IN NORTH DAKOTA, SAYS
THE SUPREME COURT or THE
STATE IN a DECISION HANDED
DOWN YEsTERDAY-cAsE WAS
FROM GRAND FORKS.

A North Dakota husband cannot get
aiimony from his divorced wife. So
says the supreme court OF North Da-
kota in decision handed down yes
Cerday az Bismarck. The case was
that OF the State ex rel Slauss Hagert
We. Chas- r. Templeton. Judge of the
district court at Grand Forks.
Following Is the syllabus of-the case:
In the supreme court, state Of North
Dakota. October, 1909, term.
State ex rel Clause Hagert VS.. Chas.
f. Templeton, judge OF the district
court.
1. Alimony, suit money and counsel
fees cannot be allowed to the husband
In this state
2. Jurisdiction I'm matters relating
TO divorce and alimony is conferred by
statute. and the power of the courts
to deal with such matters must find
support in the statute or it does not
exist.
3. Section 1910 r. c. 1905, which
provides that "the court may, in its
discretion, require the husband to pay
as alimony any money necessary to
enable the wife to support herself or
her children, or to prosecute or defend
the action" was intended TO be exclu-
sive and to embrace the entire subject
matter of the allowance Of alimony,
etc, pedente lite.
Syllabus by the court
Application for a writ of mandamus
commanding respondent to entertain
jurisdiction for the purpose of hearing
and determining an application by the
husband for alimony, suit money and
counsel fees.
Writ denied.
Geo. A Bangs for relator, Skulason
e. Burness for respondent.
Opinion by Fisk, judge, all concur
fug
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18

AS many as $4,000 boxes OF Tas-
manian apples have arrived in year
in England In perfect condition.
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year. Mr.. Allen was, until recently.
general secretary Of the Fargo city
association of the Y. NJ. c. A., but was
compelled to resign on account of fail
ing health. After visiting in Duluth
they viii return to Fargo during the
holiday season. after which they will
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INSURGENT

CONTINUED from page II.
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state and all but a stranger to the
leading politicians of both parties in
North Dakota until appointed senator
a few days ago, is tall and straight
with gray hair and eyes, lines in plen-
| ty in his face, with q smooth. deem
mellow voice and a pacific air, yet with
evidences of much ~eserve power. He
will be 55 years old in a few days.
Il am not going to Washington to
reform the country Immediately" he
continued Il am more than willing to
conform TO the amenities of the situa-
ton and remain silent, or nearly SO,
for the first year I am there. / shall
not do as Senator Beverage and SEN
ator La Toilette did. / do not believe
that it pays to villify anyone, not even
enemies. The object of such an at
tack does not relish IT and vfllifcatIon
poisons the mind OF the man who uses
1t as a weapon.
Approves Golden Rule.
II believe in the golden rule and it's
strict application to everyday affairs.
/ am naturally OF a pacific nature. but
that does not mean that think my
friends in North Dakota win bear me
out in SO saying. that / cannot use
force when force is necessary. / am
not a public speaker and have never
attempted oratory. but when have
anything to say in public I have al
ways been able to say It. / hope to
exert the proper influence on legisla-
ton in committee, and when the time
comes and the occasion demands /
shall not hesitate to take the floor of
the senate.
I have been democrat all my life
but. although have held various local
offices. / have never sought office. /
have always been active in the pro-
motion Of my party in my county and
in assisting my friends in politics. AS
to politics itself, the manner in which
it has been conducted in recent years
has cultivated in me a distaste for it.
/ am not known as a politician: / am
known as a business man. Many of
the political leaders OF the republican
party in my state do not know me. and
hundreds of the citizens do not know
me-
A Straight Democrat.
Il have been a consistent democrat
and have always voted that ticket. /
supported Judge Pan ker and support
ed Bryan every time. even though I
was not in sympathy with the free sill
yer movement In ats radical sense. NY
appointment ocasioned me no end of
surprise, a I'd I was as surprised over IT
as anyone. Both times that Governor
Burke ran for office did all / could
to help him. We have been personal
friends for years. have been connect
led with no faction I'm the party and
never antagonized anyone in It, / have
not seen Governor Burke personally I'm
more than a year
/ j attribute my appointment to the
fact that Governor Burke believed ii
would cause less dfsaffection in the
party to name someone who was not
an avowed and active candidate and
fewer hard feelings among the candi-
dates and their friends than had he
lselected one OF them"
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leave for Nebraska. where they win
remain during the winter and next
summer. BY next fall Mr.. Allen hopes
to be able to again resume his work
with the Y. NJ G. A, but does not
know at the present time where he viii
be located.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18
COUNTY SCHOOLS
GET s6,54O.77
TUITION FOR THIS DISTRICT rs
BEING APPoRTIoNEp BY THE
Observation-Disclosures FOR
THE CITY or FAReoFRoM THIS
APPoRTIoNMENT.

The apportionment sof $6,540.77
among the schools OF Cass county is
being made by Supt. Matte NJ Davis
today. The above figures represent
the amount received by this county
from the state and county funds. From
the state 81 cents per capita is dis
bursed and 20 cents per capita from
the county. n8doIlars this brings the
amount received from the county ST.
s35.17 and the state $5.705.60. The
Fargo schools get s2.Ss4.56 from this
aportionment.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18
TURKEYS! TURKEYS!

We viii have the largest stock OF
fine corn fed turkeys In the city for
Thanksgiving. Telephone us your or
der now and we will select you one
next week, and you will get the best.
Eggert's Market. phone SCI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-18

The old, old story, told times with
out number, and repeated over and
over again for the last thirty six years,
but Ii is always a welcome story to
those in search Of health-There is
nothing in the world that cures coughs
and colds as quickly as Chamberlain q
Cough Remedy. Sold by all druggists
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OFF TO PENlTENTIARY
Sheriff and Guard Escort Five Prison.
ers 10 Serve Terms With
HslIstrom.

Sheriff Henry Boyle and guards,
left this morning for Bismarck with
Hanson, Hearol. Weber. Russell and
Emmett who viii be left at the state
renfIentiary to serve terms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-06

Notice is hereby given tia. iher
Sill be offered for sale the fol,aNlug
described land, VALUABLE FOR
IONNSITE PURPOSES, being
part Of the allotment made to RED
PLUME, deceased Indian allottee,
tO-wit:
The southeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of
Section fourteen .0l, Town
ship twelve (I2) North,
Range seventeen 10 West,
CONTAINING 40 ACRES.
more or less
The TOWN OF CLINTON adjoins
this land ON the East, South and
West
Sealed bids for said lands will be
received by the Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs. Washington, ID. c., up
to II o'clock noon. on Monda9 the
9TH of August 1903 Mt which time
all bids viii he opened and an award
made to the highest bidder, whose
bid shall comply with all the cond
tlous Of the sale provided that the
right Is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
All bids must be iuclosed in sealeu
envelopes. addressed to The Com.
missionot of Indian Affairs Wash
ngion y. G. and The envelope must
be plainly marked Bids for indian
Lands, TO be opened August .. 1909.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check on a solvent ma.
tiona bank or New York Draft
payable 10 the order of the Commits
siOner Of Indian Affairs, to the
amount Ct twenty-five per eentum of
the bid as guarantee of the faith
ful Performance by the bidder of The
terms Of his proposal The balance
Of the purchase price offered by the
successful bidder must be deposited
on or before the oath dag of August,
1909, and unless so deposited within
the time specified, the right is re-
served TO reject such bid and to ac-
cept any of The other bids submit
ted or TO readyertise the land.
Conveyance will be made by war
ranty deed to the purchaser 4pro
ed by the Secretary oe tho interior
June % 1o1q
r g VALENTINE.
Commisei0ueH iHaI5u At.as
June 30 iqo0
Approved.
FRANK PrFPCT
First aeeie eestaf ot
the Interior
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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING


University Of Oklahoma
The state Board Of Public Affairs
viii receive scaled proposals until
welye O'Clock. noou July 81. 1909
or the erection and completion Of
he administration building fog The
University of Oklahoma TO be built At
Norman oklahoma. IN strict accord
nce with plans. specifications and
Lett lis as furnished by Sheplcy Rutau
4 Coolidge. Architects of Chicago
md TO bc erected under the suporvi
sion Of the state Board of Public At
airs. the conditions Of addcnda 10 the
pccIficalons aud qualifications of the
)laus, as well as the torms of the pro
)osa and contract
Plans and specifications may b.
iecn al the University, The office OF
he state Board Of public Affairs
iuthric Oklahoma. ana office Of Shep
'ey RutaA 4 Coolidge. Corn Exchange
i1nk Building, Chicago, Illinois
All proposals shall be submitted IN
luplicate en- printed forms furnished
0 ac ual bidders by the state Board
IF Public Affairs Architect, and nc
proposal submitted other than on this
o.m will have consideration.
A certified check, equal to five per
ent of the total amount Of highest
proposal submitted by bidders shall
accompany such proposal to guaran
ee the Board that the bidder to whom
be work is awarded will comply with
II requirements eXacted under tha
'erms of the proposal and specifi-
ations and will within the time speci
led, enter into valid and satisfactory
contract and furnish and file an ac
aeptable bond with the Board. tC
,u9rantee the full and faithful per
Ormance Of the contract.
Alternate propositions are asked
for in finish and construction also
operating the heating. wiring. venti
ating, plumbing and piping from the
gliding rroper The ate Board Of
'Gblic hifairs reserves the right to re
.rct any or all proposals submitted oi
% accept any proposition or any com
linatiOn Cf propositions If such ap
noars 10 Do 10 the best interest Of the
state
ANY Prospective bidders desiring
lr exclusive use Of plans and speci
cItl0n for this work will apply tC
he Arc iicot N Chicago for terms
tc
All proposals shall be enclosed in
lie envelopes and marked Bid fol
University Building, and addressed tc
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order Of the State Board Of pardoos


Whereas am application has been
He'd pra ing chat pardon DEE grant
al lO Abe Roberts. who WAS ON tht
day of Jane. 1909. m the Supe
rior court of Logan county State OF
oklahoma convicted of the crime OF
PERJURY and sentenced to imprisCn
mcnt I'm the penitentiary for the term
)f sixty days
Therefore. BE II Ordered. That tho
second Monday i'm July 1908, be SCI
apart for the consideration of said
application for parden. and all per
ons having an interest therein an,
Who desire to be heard either for ol
against the granting Of said pardon
Ne hereb notified TO be present q
Two ca O'Clock p. m on said datt
Al he office of the State Board q
Pardons
II Is Furtrer Ordered, That a cor'
)f this order be published and print
,d in The Guthrie Daily Leader Z
laily newspaper printed and publish
ii AT Guthrie. in the county Of 10
gan, once each week for two G.
consecutive weeks. beginning ON III,
2nd DAY of July 1909
Dated at Guthrie this lst day g
July A. D., 1909
r. ID. CAMERON.
state superintendent Public Instru
ton and eX-officio Chairman OF Gb
Board of Pardons.
w. b. ANTHONY.
Secretary to Governor and ex-offici'
Secretary Board of PardOns.
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The w0ref nieal r'dee e caameL
croton oil or aloes nill Tho #
your bed 10 rob von If ror NaI sa
with Or Kings New life PIX h
never distress or inconvenience b1t
always cleanse the evetem eHrns
Colds Headache ransfipa 3u Ns
lario o-c ~ III 4 eist
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED women for dining
room ANA lunch counter work, ~
to $40 month board. room aud trans
u0rtaiiou, - states, H. women cooks
$40 week, - experienced 4puso
girls. housekeepers kitchen help
trained nurse. women Cashiera. fac
tory girls capital Employment
Agency S1l Kansas avenue. Topeka
Kas
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Plain Sailing

pon't worry don't get hlstered If your cook leaves
YOU need nulse~-n there s sickness IN the auilN
there's any other urgent need of extra helpf YOU
want errand b0y-or a clerk extra hands for the
factory or farm driver. salesman colec-
tor.-~--~a polter----. handy man-no matter how
urgent the need just lift the receiver off the hook and tee
phone classified ad to The Leader You will find it is all
plain sailing You easily find and hire any kind Of
hep through the tteLeader ads. What S more-you can
easily ud and buy, at an advantageous price any article
property YOU may need 1t pays to read The Leader
Munnimakers ads. 1t pays to use them too.
Dear Mr. AIunnimaker.
Care The Leaders Classified Columns.
Through little Munnlmaker Classified Ad
Your truly,
NJ D c.
Write Mr. Munnimaker, care The Leader or phone him.
TAT No, 15 whenever YOU want anything.
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Oklahoma Road Law 25c at The
Leader office.
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS-S15 monthly selling STAR
egg beater, works with one hand.
lightning seller; sample free Thomas
Co. Desk 462 Dayton Ohio.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A mum
Der Of good farm and town lots,
improved and unmproved. in the
great oil and gas field OF Central
West Virginia, prices reasonable,
perfect titles viii exchange for
Oklahoma farms or city property
Correspondence solicited b. c..
Eakle Clay. w. Va
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
--~--~~--->~~e-~~~o~r~>~-- ~>~---~>-->>-~>~~~~>N~~-
LOST roam mare. weight 65o
pounds scar vn left hip Re
Ward Fia4e. please return il Tho
DailN Leader
LOST-At Island park BAH grounds
stickpin set with brihants. Find
er please address b 1. W. care The
Leader
LOST-Two fun grown corns. by In.
yesting 25c in a box OF DR.. Kel.
eggs corn salye, for sale at drug
stores or at 11S North First.
MISCELLANEOUS
~~>~~~~~>~~>~~~>~~~~>~-~
WILL EXCHANGE Work horse for
bunch Of goats Phone f. \. Is.
WANTED-A second hand auto. Ad
dress r. care Leader
WANTED Home for aged lady. Give
terms. / r. L., care Leader
WANTFD-To buy a small house
and an acre of ground near city
Will pay cash if right Address f.
Q. b. care Leader
l W. CARPENTER Carpenter. Con
tractor and Builder. All work guar.
anteed estimates furnished free. can
evening Saddle Rock Restaurant.
WANTED-First class presser al
Partisan Dye Works. 22l East Ok
lahoma avenue
LOOK INTO THE FUTURE Mystic
Oracle. fortune teller dream book:
foletells future events; wonderful.
ms sterious book: 10c; illustrated
catalogue free. Eureka Co, Whea.
ton, H.
LOsT-At Island park ball ground.
d stickpln ser with bIilllauts Find
er please address 3 = W. care Tie
/ Leader
JUST REC CEINED-A car of barber
chairs and furniture. and can shin
from Denison on short notice aud
easy terms II pou intend opening
/ q new shop or installing new mrnl
lure write rs 3nd take advantage OF
the car load rates 10 Deuison Write
/ Tor new catalogue Denison sunni,
1 Co., Denison, Texas
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WANTED BY Young man a neatly
furnished room with or without
board in private home. north Of Ok
lahoma. east of Division State rate.
Address A, this office.
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FOR SALE-New road law; price
Csc. Leader office
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[sEx~E v s@k% ---- snsxEs@ shs<
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START paving business ON small
capital. good anywhere: particu-
iars Ior stamp W r. Espey. Rog-
erS Ark
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LOSF-A Island park ball grounds:
stiekpin ser with briliants Find
er please address 3 = W. care Tie
Leader
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The above named defendant sal
DEE Elizabeth lllssarl Blocher. will
take notice tia she has been sued
IN the superior Court of Logan Coun
49, State of Oklahoma by Jesse
Daniel Blocher. and that she is re-
qu.rol TO answer the petition OF
plaintiff filed i'm said court. on or
Lefore the 2nl day OF August. 1909. or
said petition viii be taken as true.
4uH WdsHa Ht rendered according 20
Dee prayer of said petition dissioying
.he bonds of matrimony between her
ui said plaintiff
JAMES KlRKWOOD, Clerk.
ORNlIlE + SMITH.
Attorney for Plaintiff
SEAL
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LIE NEW GAME LAW

the naN Fish and Game law viii
be N effect after Jnnc ilih Every.
one interested should have copy OF
the new law We sell them for %
cents the single copy Write fol
prices on quantities. Leader Printing
Company Guthrie Okla
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Publication Notice.

salic Elizabeth llaesarl nlo,ber.
Defendant
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Department of the
Interior

Sale by the United
States Of America
of IoWnsite Land
AdjoinineClinlon,
CuSter County,
Oklahoma.
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FOR sALB-Old newspapers At The
Leader office, 20c per hundred.
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m THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Jes-e Daniel Eluher Plaintiff
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FOR SALE-School district warrant
books at Leader Office.
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WANIED-First class presser al
Partisan Dye Works. 22l East Ok
lahOma avenue