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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
Would Requsath Her Ears.

SSskAs54
Harriet Martineau displayed orig
inality in the provisions she made at
one time for the disposal Of her re-
mains. James Payn relates that, hay-
ing consulted Toynbee. the distinguish-
ed aurist. with regard to her deafness.
'tshe was so pleased with the interest
he took 10 her case that she resolved
to leave him by tesla mentary bequesr
her ears. She announced this inten-
uon in the presence Of her medical
man. Mr.. Shepherd. who to my inf
mite amazpment observed: But, my
dear madam. you can't do that 1t
will make your other legacy worth.
less The fact was. In the interest OF
science. Miss Martinean had already
left her head to the chronological SO
ciety. asked the doctor how he
came to know that. 'Oh.l he said.
she told me 80 herself. She has left
Flo In her codicil to me for cutting it
on . The doctor: however. died he
fore his patient. and the chronological
society never received the legacy OF
her head.-Londou Chronicle. n; :,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
JAsEsToWr NORTH DAKoTAl THURSDAY,
An wv /! oEElcE BylLpINeI

Among the new " ildIngs which
arc conte emplated Sfodr Jamest town next
year ist an ONCE bulk ling for the Luta
Lumber 60 s to bes located at the corn
Sers u 9Th Ave- and F'ro street. q The
sLutzs company isl to conc entrate: ftss
business on the west de- ot 9Th ave.
nue. near their present lumber shed
ard mplement8 house 4 be Office
building for all ipnrp Will 5be COM
syenientlys located and the plans are
being worked out by the archit itects,
the Hancock Brot hers Of Fargo. =
Sisspossi Bile the bull ding vii sbe started
this aA. The new ilding will be
one, story with e frontage on both
streets; and entrance at the corner.
isexpected;s to Stbe come the head
quarters Office for both the city bust.
ness and that of the yards and con-
Germs located outsid des Of Jamestown.
The new bull ding will have plenty uf
light and be very convenient Tor oii1ce e
purposes. SD
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
RESIDENCE | BURNS ! ! /
Small Dwelling House On 4th' I,
Ave. North Goes up ID
Flames. q

Sunday morning about $50 the hre:
alarm sounded and 1t was learned that
fire had broken out ia one Of the small;
dwelling houses on north 4th avenue
owned BY Mrs. S: e. Ellsworth and oc-
cupied by Joe Gaseley.
Mr.. Gaseley was hunting and his wife
was absent from the city on . visit.
The house was almost completely de-.
stroyed and all the furniture and con-
tents also lost. The origin Of the fire
was probably due to an air-tightstove,
which had been left with Q little
fire in it, as no other explanation has
been found. There was insurance Of
5000 on the furniture and policy Of
81, 600 on the house. The firenaen.
were able to protect the adjoining
property but not to save the house or
contents where fire bad gotten under
big hea1 way on the interior and had
probably been smouldering for some
time. Among the. contents OF the
house were a number Of fine canvas
backs and mallard ducks which had
been killed by Mrf Gaseley previously
and were roasted before the owner I'M
tended. Every thing Of value was lost.
HAY STACK BURNS.
A hay stack on the flatin the east
ern part OF the city caught hre this
morning, from boys playing with
matches. An alarm was sounded ct
the City Hall and the fremen made q
quick run to the scene of the fire. The
hay belonged to Mr.. Heasley. The
tiremen were unable to reach the fire
on account of the distance from the
bydrant and part Of che hay stack was
burned. Jas. Nowlin's team was first
to the fire hall. /, s4:3 Il
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE IN TAFT DIST.

County Supt. Wanner left for Me-.
dina Nov. 3 on school business. He
states that the residents ct the Taft
school district have become reconciled
to the moving Of the school hollse
which was done at night, and without
the knowledge and consent Of a part
Of the residents. The sch0ul house
which was moved distance Of three
miles was glazed on, a grd founda-
tion, and will be allowed TO remain
where it Is, and instead Of being re-
turned tp the old location, : 9 new
school house about a mile distant from %,
the old location will be erected to ae
commodate the children Of the dis
trict. vi d e
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
4 fHAllowlEE'EN SPORT

q Sunday eye..Was Hall lowe 'en as was
evidenced by the numerous parties 81
boys and girls who were out with jack
lanterns, tick -tacks, 4, and other ar
tticles Intended blythe little ones 70
the older folks with. Some
OF the older people we're dressed as
ghosts and made calls On several Of
their friends, and enjoyed the occasion
,immensely .sESs5;
One OF the pranks played was the
killing and dressing OF dog and
hanging the carcass near 3 local butch
'er shop. No.serious damage tpsprop.
!erty$ or other matters Of that nature
"a have occurred IN times gone by Is re-
ported as yet.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
ClAUDE | ! | ! ll0l ! !
Death 81 I: ysllE I, k1ioWn Y!osulg
Man Fold wing 81 II Attack
of i yphoidlIt lill ! E'eyer y !: . 4

EssES NJ onday night AZ the city hospital.
atI2 2oclo loacks tClausle h VOL sot this City
ablrtesathed nis last: ne eFhad been Sstrug-
Cling against IS severe attack ofSty-:
&phoid fever which be contra acted about
six weeks ago al CARR rington, where ne
was engaged in q cler rical positiolnll
with the Beck Glothing Co He was;
sbrouYh is the ] city hos pital Tor treat
menu and everYt thing posi- bic done
3 swithonJ avail ward Otfs the fatal enc i e,
Spf5the5 disease.
The Onng man a was vel and fa, ,yor-I 9 -
ably sknoWnS iii S.J amssto own Rhere he
had lived most 81 his life: He was 90
years gofs aye. burr, ~ agenl,. New
York, and moved With Ills family 4 10 q
Jamestown in 1881 aud has lived he here e
an Ills life. He has worked a's1E
for several ditfe emit business firms / lls,
here Including ~ Kelley, Al'. A.SD. b
1 Grant and OTHERS. He was unmarried1
! and leaves mrs. R- u: White Of this 1il 3
city, Mrs. Ed Smith of Gary, s: D. q.
( sisters; and brothers, Herman an and !
Fred Volt; also hal f-sisters, Miss lsa,
Luella Porter of Bismarck \, Mrs. War & 8
rem Blrks of estown, and 9 half
.brothe er john Port Of Jamest;o 2 u.
The funeral Will be held from "a the lls..
house on 4th$ avenue north probably
Thursday afternoon, the hour being
i arranged to await the arrival or relar e.
stiyes. Burial viii sbe !. In Highland \
Home cemetery. The deceased was Y g
quiet, unassnming young man, and 1!5 bis llll
2untimely death will bring regret TO
{ many friends. 3sSs
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
JURY GAVE. VERDICT
For Defendant i in !, 4 Case Involy.
ing q Lease Of City
Residence. a

The case heard by Justice Carr Mon
day, that Of Carl .Daede versus O.
Zimmerman, was given a sharp legal
battle. It was brought by the plain
tiff to recover possession of his resi-
dence in this city on lst avenue south
Mr.. Zimmerman leased the house fol
the term OF one year with the priv.
lege Of three years, and the first years
lease expired Oct. Goth last. The
plaintiff alleged that tine house being
occupied by DR.. Peake and family, as
well as Mr.. Zimmerman and family,
constituted q re-letting which. the
lease provided against without the
consent Of the owner Of the building.
/ The testimony shbwedF that Mr.
Zimmerman and Dr.. Peake each paid
half the rent OF $50 q month-sl5 each
and shared together other expenses,
Iands the defendaatS s attorney g. w.
;rhorp, commanded that such occupancy
Of the dwelling did not constitute =
re.letting. 4. Az u
" 3sss The plaintiff maintained that there
we're more occnpa ants 4 q the Hiding
than originally intended BY the owner.
Atty Buck represented the piaintifl
and argued that the double occupancy
5inreality constit titnted 8 reletttng of
the premises. sgs5
Al jury determined the matter and
Igaye, verdict III fsvoro Of u thinner
man. issproha be that ~ appeal
wtilbs taken from the dscisio of the
jury ri y higher cso1irt. 81
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
SOLD HIGH PRICED HORSES

y The La MOure Chronicle states that
at the Ellison Brothers Percheron and
Shire horse sale at LaMoure thirty-six
Of the forty-tive horses and mares
we're sold, the total amount Of the
sales falling but little short OF twenty
Thousand dollars. Hans Nelson Of
Courtenay was q purchaser of six or
more OF these thorough bred animals.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
DOCTORS /. SAVE {: Bah I rs LIFE.

Perform caesarian Operation Aftsv
IS M.ther Commits suicide. s
Philadelphia. Nov. z. After NrAS
May Schneider had committed suicide
sbya lr!nt I'M carholic acid = althy
baby girl was born. a 'Iss
Il Mrs. Schncid Ter. who was eighteen
years of age, swallowed tho poisonstn
the rooms she occupie ca With her bus
band. She was removed 70 g hospital
where she died shortly aftsr. s 81
4 The physicians peri u zCaesar-
Ian operation and 6ncceeded n sav.ss
Ing the life Of the baby.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
LANDS AGAIN ON THe MARKET.

LANDS AGAIN ON THE MARKET Y
The Kuhn Messenger notes that
Willis Durmond, Of the D. S. B. john
son Land Co. has been in Western La
Moure and Stutsman recently attend
ing to the sales Of some farm lands
which the company sometime ago
Withdrew from the market to hold for
higher prices. So many demands have
been made for the lands however that
1t was decided to again put them on
The market at an advanced price.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
NEW CHURCH INCORPORATE.

The following is among the new in
corporations in Stutsman County.
Deer Lake scandinavian Eyangell-
cal Lutheran Church, N. d. Incor-
'porators: Peter N Morbid, Glare, n D;
John Sorem, Deer Lake, n D, and
Howard Z Roe, Windsor, N 2. 81
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-11-04
Before an Appre eciatiye Audience
It the Opera House. Public
Matters. Other Speakers.

Inc speaker SAID ne lad recently
been at Bismarck and found that the
last. legislature had appropriated
S9G00O for the payment Of losses Of
glandered horses, also go, 600 for a live
stock sanitary board, $5, 600 for q fish
hatchery, and Sc, 600 for q deficiency
III live stock sanitary board, and a
large sum for protection of game.
When II comes to. human beings In
stead OF ANIMALS the appropriation for
protection and sanitary precaut utions is
ipittably small. The sum Of s5, ,OOO on
III vas appropriated for purchasing a
site for a tuberculosis sanitarium.
The doctor insisted that it was the
duty Of the legislators and health Of,
dcerst to make good health; contagious
instead OF disease. This can be done
by proper sanitary regulations, the
education OF the people along lines Of,
health, and the taking Of certain pre-
cautions that are absolutely necessary
to preserve good health. The enor-
nous death and sick rate in>this coun-
try is . tax upon people almost beyond
calculation. The sick urate in this
state from typhoid fever is very large
and this is not only preventable but 1t
is only typical y OF the filth diseases.
TnksS doctor said IT mere iss also large
sick and death rate from diphtheria;
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

The AalIHa pztsca tNo Bib III hnc
aVN lllHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22
FIX THIS YOURSELF
At HOME AND TRY
Gut This Out Or Hand 10 Some
Afflicted One Who Needs
Il Badly

Recent hospital reports shov that
the dread disease. rheumatism, "a stead
i.y increasing throughout the country
All known means Of relief Are being
suggested 10 save the great amount Of
suffering this winter especially among
those who are u in position 70 rack
up and visit the noted lcalih resorts to
be treated. Recent tests prove rheu.
lretlsm not exactly a disease In Itself
but a severe symptom Of kidney lrou-
Bile, condition caused by clogged up
pores OF the oliminatlye tissues In the
Kidneys which fail te filter the poison
ous waste matter and uric acid from
the blood permitting these SUBSTANCES
10 remain IN the veins and dec0mpgse,
usually settling about the Joints and
muscles. causing the intense pain,
swelling and stiffness oi rheumatism,
The following simple home treatment
VIII cure Raeumatan and IS harmless
and inexpensive. and So simple that
anybody can mix 4 et h.me
The Ingredients are Fluid Extract
Dandolion, ono.half ounce; Compound
KaFgon, one ounce, Compound Syrup
Sarsaparll.a. three ounces. Go 70 aay
god prescription pharmacy and get
these three harmless ingredients and
mix them by shaking IN n bottle ak
Ing as dose teaspoonlul after each
meal nrd again at bedtime
There rs nothing better II the World
for baehacae, kidney ana bladder
trouble. too. Such symptoms as re
auent and painful urInaton, s9repcas,
weakness, general aud nervous dehili-
ty are caused BY certain acids and
D isonoas waste matter, decayed ils-
sue. etc. IN The blood, which the kid
neys viii clear and pnsily after q few
do8es Of this prescription,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

The house Efll senale performed
untlfe cfvIreS with the ropoflH oi
euinmtlues. na The senate. al easy
fgefnoo session passed III Frank.
Observation-Disclosures resolution,
ssklns as . coalneallon AFFAIRS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

The Oklahoma tetx book commission
held a meeting yesterday Ia the office
n state Superintendent -. D, Cameron
Thy adopted Miss puntnys first and
scond txt books IN numbers for use ln
the second grade. The retail price is
to be thirty cents These books we're
formerly ii use in our schools by teach
ers as reference books and sid ai
fo-ty.iIy eenta Miss puntcney IS .
teacher III tho mannal training depart
ment Of The Central state normal school
at Edmond.
The board natlied te Alien Hacon
Publishing company Boston Mass and
tho Benjamin I'll Sanhnrn Publishing
G mnany. Chicago. H., the two com
pauiea thar had rcfusod to agree 20 use
the Union tabor label On text boots l1f
tine state. thai they would have until
Juno 1909, to execute ana sign the
contract wllh t8e clause TOR lnhel rHe.
These concerns furnish tbe Chemistry
ceaaef ancient and modern histories
Clcer and lhe German grammar
The Ferguson PubllFhina company
Sherman. ToXas. was requested ta inr-
irish eond and execute eautract drawn
up fer furnishing agriculture teSt
books To BE- used in ,he seventh ana
eighhB grades By juno J. lgVa when
the hoagd will meet agria. Fh0se pres
eht ag the meeting we're. NJ y. Moor.
Marietta. Rev 3. 3 Brewer Norman
Il. q. Bcif. Norman and y II. BARNES
/ Enid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

II. M. /. writes Tor advice. lie say
he IS Just crazy 10 KISS some one phi
he doosnt know whom "a kiss de
adds t.iat Ne las d beautiful wlfn
OF course, IN cuses like this 1 10 mol
bpIleve In undue raAhness, bat Nhoule
like to remind n. n /. that there e
such q thinR as earrying q prsneipl
too far. ana that az occasional hsa
administered vita discretionary sell
control. Is sometimes Appreciated q
much by ones wife aa hy one WIZ
isu1i AZ any rate. except 10 very
rpllte clNlcs. 4 is pretty uoiilpl.
mont and ~ 10 inehns N bad iaasa
IIeifess Thinks for your compH
monlary words aboui Eros ais
souf flaiterlne proposal TO marry ri.
81 order as sou put Il to reverse
my aunlulons about your sex
But don't sec liuv this would wefk
II you married me and reversed nj
oplnlona sou would snpn no lnnge
have Eros would your How could
1 deprive you uf that pleaeHfff HOS
ever hafn nnsclFlshly aut the natief
before our editor and he dlsconla
nances the pGan with emphasls spF
~
Fair one Il x and Grass HidoH
Yill % aHsNaIed II our nezs
FghFaeff YnHnFa MAsss|hs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22
TWO NEN
STATES
LIKELY \

washington, january 22 Republic.
an leaders have practically agreed
upon the provisions Of the statehood
bill giving single statehood TO The t@u
remaining TERRITORIES. Arizona ana
New Mexico. ana the BIN probably will
be reported favorably % The house
Within 4 few DAYS Delegate AndreWu'
OF New Mexico. has been holding Ions
conferences with speaker Cannon the
last two days. spending two or three
hours az a time with him going oVnf
the proposed measures and discuaa
ing conditions IN the territories IN all
their details. James p. Watson Of
Indiana Is assisting the friends ui
statehood m the territories and push
ing 1t along as much as ne can,
There Is understood 70 be only a ilt
tie difference now regarding some
county bonds IA the territories which
Is to be siraighiened out. and Mr.. An
drews. Chairman Hamilton Of the com
mlttco on territories. and Mr. Watson
are engaged ln that task n0w Tho
speaker has satisfied himself and wll
offer no objection to the passage q
| the bin IN the house, although Il had
been preferred that the senate pass
The measures first
Senators Foraker and Flint are
actively working for The legislation IN
| the senate end aud while Senator
Revaridrc chairman Of the commit
tee on territories. IS said 70 oppose
| the single statehood proposition, Il IS
believed his opposition can be ovef.
come. Those who are for the bills sill
get enough support from the Demo
Gratis. llds believed. lotKce Mr neN.
erldse into line finally. aisa fr
The president is anxious 10 aisn
bills completing The great Union of
states by the absorption Of tho tNo
last remaining territories before ha
leaeos the While house. and he has
gwen encouragement 70 The people ol
New Mexico and Arizona on every oc'
casion when they have called on him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

Love--the fountain head Of Joy and
the source Of sorrow gives thc theme
for ''rhe Three Of Us.' Rachel Gro.
theirs human interest play which IL {,
be presented IN the Brooks theatre,
Sunday evening, January "a, By the
Metropolitan Stock company.
Displaying IN the role Of the heroine,
Rhy MacChesney a charm and sinceri-
~ that never fails TO eapuyate, Miss
lessaline Rodgers strengthens her
favor as mosi capable and cbleycr
actress. TIE pay Itself Is one ot abb
s.rbing interest, depicting in q pic-
turesaue way the rivalry OF lovers for
q handsome woman's heart ltls nrim.
ful OF comedy and ecitcment
Theatre goers here win see "The
Three OF us' bio. & Is prsnied IL OK.
lehoma CITY where a $4,000 lheaire
q being built especially for the Metro
poltan Stock mpany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

County Judge j. G, Strang this morn.
Ing overruled Governor iaskells mo-
ION, flied last night, requesting him %
issne 4 warrant directing Sheriff NE.
Il neg 10 make IN Inventory Of the
property seized from g 81 MaeReyn'
old.s The motion asked that one copy
Of the inventory be given tae prescott
or the governor aud one 10 the defend.
ant. The Judge staid at ta u'set he
wss going TO be sore Of bis grounds pe'
fore passing on the motion.
He asked the governors representa-.
lives TO withhold argumeai on she ne.
lion until N aday otherSise nc would
be compelled 10 oNerrule Tie same A..
torneys o. r smlts r. II Mcclure and
II. E. Asp who represented me Cover
nor insisted the melton be PASSED upon
loday which resulted IN the oyefruline
Of the mott ii. MI MaeReynolda wae
represented by Judge Amcs of Oklano
MA city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22
, Q 0 Q 300 0 Q oorcoep
AT THE THEATRE.
} Q Q , Q Q o Q 0 0 0 0 0 Q o !

Direct from New York waefe ra.
heats1ls have been coinple,el. the
metropolitan stoek company this
week begins t0ur of Several new
state cille rendlng completion ol
tta rev s75u00 Metropolitan theatre
n 0klaaama City which Is to ho rs
permanent hnue 4fler Fab. Il intes
pretlng the Frhc Three Of Us this
company comes Il the nfo1ks T0e
I'tfee Of UH WIS booked gnr this clf.
cult some weeks aso. ~ i une.nleht
sianl ofganlxstlou which plage al
donl.c the prices 10 prevail turing
the Metropolitan Stock rompane's an.
gagomcnt hore, waah tsey y Ia ho flie
tne es 1rp $ BE charged N he new
playhoust Wits rnHl and achnle
oqulI muA Of hlshsahaNlas hna the
Play one OF ahsafblhh interest. full
p ihglils suint liee.a elsle.s Er lhe
eomninf heres II Nlln appreciation
hefei /. r9mes le tie IlrBlF tanatse
srrdn5 esenlng, JenuaFY 2lih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

W, 49, Who resemble ihe g,lg ln
~ iniet' men who resemble The
hns ard n The Thief; youths sag
rcGsmtlo the zen In "The Thief" are 10
be found and ike jus, such lives in ihe
smallest village IN The land THE
Thief IS the name Of the great Frenca
play which Charles Fr9hman Is 70 pro.
dace at the Bro ks theatre net Tnes.
day evening, and The drama'ie critics
everywhere decla- ihai 1 Is good play
fer husbands aud wlvs 70 seq hps.
bands especially.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22
Senate Bill No. 80
(CORRECTED)
BY RODDIE
fAs AMENDED BY COMMITTED
a BILL ENTITLED

Az Act 10 Amend Chapter Six o the Session Laws o Oklahoma
Ninaccn Hundred Seven and Eight Relating TO Banks and
Banking and Declaring an Emergency
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

Is confident lhnt the eomrany NH win
bright lauleis Ior lteelF ae only q
Fone, capable oifdnizaiinn ennld
1oIe Ia, N j pcfnispqnllr "a nne city.
. n + nMefltptlItah Staek i9unsus
|'NIll dn
Ihc Three II U.s. has been selec.
tel fef lhe slreafsnee If The Bfonks
ihtatf sunday EVENING Jan ~
AS the letdny woman, aIiss 1cs.
saIlAc R7drhrA anpgHfs II her heat IN
tak rll5 ilaadonr an bletss1 By
d luta With marepleHe personal
me- knrllsm. she oapiarns sven she dss.
reptra among tho rflllra. SIR recent
IS coulpiole1 & shnF alarIins IN The
Isady If Quality playing to hle
hnnne and Winning an eaylaHlr senu
fsEen a. a eleVe anR re9ahle actress
sEe wins herI t||H|tnee re shs speaks
/ llue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

W. FHFFN q u VuHlHHs
Unable 10 heyla ltH rtfHaneHl en-.
Fhveneat M shk Ilnw 97Anop Metre.
pOlllan lhealfe "a 0klahouIn City IN
acfpllul " unavoidable ialats II
estetlnK re huIlIInE lho #ufh com
Hnus whtFh aaa been eBgaseH to pIag
theHe pffniHnnnilf d q mako tour
q ahe els les " u s|Ip uIa|l aqala
AlthfhsA this Is 66IheNHAf { ST B zeQaE
I4lalnu taQAlglpalas lha VA '|e|II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

Santa Fe nrakoman garehalf. o.
this city Who sustained badly crush.
Cd arm in getting caught between coal
cars at Marshall. "Wednesday nlshl
vas cent e iae Topeka a1sp'ssI Est
eY1nlns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-22

Cotton riekersf
WIN and George Harvey charged
win stealing cotton are bcins tried n
the eeunty court