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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
At HanpY HoIIow.

Largest among the dinner parties at
Happy Hollow Saturday evening was that
given by Mr.. Casper Blackburn. his guests
including Miss Isabelle Linn, Mis- Carol
Howard, Miss Pansy williams, Miss Eliza-
beth Becker, Miss Mildred Bevlns. Mrs.
Alice Bsvins, Mr.. Harry Carpenter. Mr..
Hubert Ollie, Mr., sigurd Larmon. Mr.,
Harry Nelson, Mr., George Burlington and
Mr.. T. w. Blackburn.
Dining with Mr., and Mrs. G.. Fs Gilmore
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. Dumont, Mr.. and
Mrs, Isaac Carpenter and Mr., n Mrs,
Fred Willis Of Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Edholm and Mr..
and Mrs, Dwight Williams dined together.
DR., A. B, and Mrs. Somers' guests at
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

Improvements at the Rod and Gun club
are being made every day and the COM
ing fortnight will see the completion Of
the tennis courts. Beginning Thursday of
this week, a table d'hote dinner will be
served every Thursday evening from $3.50
to 8 o'clock. Dancing will follow the din
ner, but the privileges of the pavilion will
be limited to the membership for the pres
ent. The cottages are almost all occu-
pied by their owners, and the summer
colony inside the club grounds is merry
indeed. Several new sail and motor boats
will be put on the lake this summer and
the Improvement of the beach will greatly
increase the popularity of the bathing,
The prospect of the new clubhouse has
encouraged extensive improvements among
the cottages, several of whom ave re-
modelled their houses while the new cot
tases are OF a permanent and most at
tractive character.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
social ChIt-Chat.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Dietz will move
shortly to their bungalow at Lake Man
ava.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b Mcconnell will en-
terrain at dinner Tuesday evening for Miss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-03
LOS FOC0S De La FIEBRf

Bajo todos los climaS Y en- todos l1
paiscs encuentranse es0s focoS, Ia
m,smo EN- Europa que ell las Americas.
En- todas parties donde hay pantanos o
aguas estancadas, los germenes de la
fiebre existen permanentemente En-
los climas calidOs, q en- la estaci6n de
los srandeS caloreS, esoS malus
germene> pululan con una doble in
tensidad. Cuando sc esta obligado POI
razones particulares a viyir en- paises
calidOs Q pantanOsoS, tn medic dc esos
miasmas que cngendran la iirbre, @
medic mas scncilloy SECURE dc presc.
varse, Q curarSe, 81 SC Contrar Ia
tiebre, eS tOmar VINO de Quinium
LabarraQue, purs el uso de este medi-
Camento preserya, en- efecto de una
manera segnra, aun en- los paises mas
rnfermzos.
ii Sc ha dcjado que la enfermedal Sc
rreSentc, este med.caulento herOicO
curara en- POGO tempo la tebre, aun la
mas rebeldc lnveterada. SOlamento
cuandO SC trate de curlar un acceSO
viOlento es cnandu couyiene recurrir
q Ia NuiHihN'
La dosls ou, dcberi tomarsc rs C
ia2copitas a cada comlda La curaci0n
Obtcnida con e Vino dcQunlum I.abar-
raque es mas adical mas Srgura que
empleando qulnlna sola a causa de los
demaS principles actlNo> de la Quina,
los cuales van ronlenidos EN- el QuinIum
Labarraqucy y complelau ia acci6n de Ia
quinina, tOda yez Que 81 Quinium lleva
pOr base un cAtracto complete de
quina que c0nlieuc lodos los princi-
pios uliles de la preciosa cortez.
disuel.os en- vino gener0so de las
mejores marcas de Espaila. Sobre todo
en- los paises en- que relna la he.re y
cuando el enlermO sc We obligado
permanecer en- medic de los miasms,
que le han causad0 Ia enicrmedad,
cntonces es cuando la acci0n del vino
de Quinium Labarraque es incompara-
blementc superior la d" cualquier
otrc remediO.
Su mucha y reconoclda ehcacia y las
numerosisimas curaciones obtenidas
han moyidO a la Academia dc Medicina
de Paris dar su aprObaci6n a IL
formula del Quinium Labarraque,
convene no olyidar que rara vez sc
Otorga esta distinction, 10 cual reco-
mlenda, como es natural, este prOducto
Ia contianza de los enfermOS en- tOdOs
los paises. Ha,lase de venta en- tcGas
as droguerias y farmScias. 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-03
FL OESP0)O
PAC|F|CO,
La terra Sc nos va de las
manos y con la terra ell
dominic sobre nuestra
patrla.
El reputable pianista Sr. Gonzalo
Nuhez alcanza uD nueyo
triunfo en- Pence.
De nuestro correspor sal.


En- la carcel hay los siguientes pre-
sos: Hombre en- sumaria so; iden en-
condena l39. Mujeres en- sumaria -,
idem en- condena ~, total 213 En-
la carcel Sc ha desarrollado Is casos
de varicelas, entire hombres Y min os,
y han empezado avacunar todos los
presos, y va esta desapareciendo d.
cha epidemia de Ia carcel. Y refirien
dose a este case los periodicos repu-
blicanos de San Juan, y de esta ciu
dad, dieron la lnformacion 4 sus
lectores de cue en- la carcel Sc habia
desarrollado casos dc viruelas no
siendo verdad pues 10 que hay es va
ricela. Hoy han entrado 4 cumplir
so dfas de condena por infraccion i
las ordenanzas municipales, tres mu
jeres. Ha sido detenido y SC en-
cuentra en- esta carcel, Damian Ca
seres, por orden de la Corte munich
pal de Guayama, por el dclito de a
DdLuOHO ue memories.
-Continda cada dia mejor la dis
tinguida Srta. CapditaRosa Lespier,
hija de nuestro amigo Adolfo Lcspier
alcaide de la carccl de este distrito.
LIE asiste el reputable mtdico Lopez
Nussa.
Nosotros nos alcgramos siga me-
jorando hasta verla competamente
bien son nuestros desos.
-Grandioso y magnifico rcsult6
al concerto que Ell estos dfas, SC lie
evo cabo en- el centro Espahol por ell
reputable pianista senior Gonzalo
Nuhez. Ell centro presentaba un
aspecto majestuoso, y la conccu-
rrencia fue colossal como era de espe-
rarse. El casino de Ponce prepare un
concerto contando con el concurso
del sr. Nuhez. Reina gran entusias-
mo para dicha fiesta artistica.
-Ha sido vendida la magnifica
Hda. Fortuna d la Guanica Central,
por una buena suma de dinero. Por
todas parties no Sc oyen mas que los
lamentos de los braccros de este dis
trito, a. CANADIAN en- dicha Hda. el
susterto de sus rcspectivas familias,
Y ahora Sc van i yer sin trabajo y en-
la mas completa miscria asi es que
los lamentos dc estos infeliccs SC o.
ven por tOdas parties.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-03

James R. Day de Syracuse,

En- la edicion de LA Cores
pondencia" del jueves primero Gle
los corrientes, publcamos la foto-
grafia de Sr. James R. Day. Por
un error al tomar los titulos de
los cliches, Sc coloco al Sr. Day
el siguiente titulo-Conocido actor
norteamerlcano que habajo ohora
en- u'lo de los pr.ncipales teotros de
Nuera York."
Ell Sr. James E. Day es un pro-
minente miembro de la direction
de 10 universidad de Syracuse en-
donde desempeha ell cargo de Cha
ceiior" y seglln nos informan al
gunos j6venes compatrlotas que
han obtenido ALI titulos de distin-
tas profesiones,y y ha sido siempre
muy deferente con los estudiantes
puertorriquenos que ali han lido
d cursar suS carreras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-03
tSCOBA HIGIENICA.

Los Srcs. Sanchez Morales 4 Ca. tienen
Ia vcnta Ia celebrada cscoba DUST
LES, que no svanta polvo al barrer, y
que ha tcnido una gran aceptaci6n en- los
fstados Unidos y Europa. donde Sc uti-
liza en- las ofcinas del Gobierno, iglc-
cias escuelas, tendas y casas particula-
les. Dura diez veces mas que una e.
,oba corriente, y tiene Ia grandfsima
ventaja de ser copmletamente higienica-
D;hco aparato no debe fal;ar en- ningu-
ma casa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-03
Banco De Puerto Rico.
Pago del dividendo Mum. 81.

Fl viernes 2 de Julio pr6ximo, 4 Ia
! de la tarde, 81 abrira en- la oficina
Central del Baneo, Tetu&n 3, el pa
20 del 3lo. dividiendo activo CO.
rrespondiente al semestre de Ene-o
q JUNO del eorriente afio y ascen-
diendo 4 4ec sObre el capital reaii
zaio.-
San Juan P. R., Junio Is de 1900.
Fl Presidente-
Si q. RuniaOpA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-03

Gain La policia no considera i'm
probable que una guerra intima
cstalle entire la poblacion china dc
los Estados Unidos, causando mu-
chas muertes.
Sc cree que cl chino ha dicho yer
dad en- SUI Ultima confession, pero que
oculta datos importantes. Muchos
opinan que Chong Sing sabe en- DON
dc Sc encuentra Leon Ling, asi CO.
mo otros detalles de la vida de cs-
te, desconocidos hasta la fccha por
la policia.
La policia di6 al fin copias de
algunas dc las cartas encontradas
en- los rcgistros practicados en- es-
tc asunto.
He aqui algunas de las que mayo
res revelaciones encierran acerca
del oaracter dc algunos dc los per
sonajes de la trajedia.
Elsie Siget d William Leon.
Ueon Ling
''Escribo esta aprovechando que
mama esta fuera dc casa. Ella no
ne 10 permitiria 81 10 supiera. No
pienses Willie que tc voy 4 dejar
por otro. Sicmprc recordarG los
buenos ratios que hemos pasado
juntos. TIE we're pronto. Con amor,
Elsie.
Elsie Sigel a Chu Gam.
"Mi querido amigo: No qiuie-
ro que tc incomodcs porque Willie
estuvo aqui anoche. Tu sabes que
amo 4 Ii y a nadie mas que q If.
No te ocupcs de Willie. Aunque
el no tiene relaciones conmigo, yo
tuve que hablar con el anoche.
70 no lie mande a buscar. Tu siem-
pre- amante, Elsie.
An6nimo roc,bido por Cku Gain
dntes de Ia oonisi6n del ciimen.
"Tu sabes 10 que te pasara 81 te
vemos con Elsie otra vez. Sc te
matara & II v q Ia muchacha. La
orden ha sido dada. Ah TGi (E.
lTel.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31
PERMIT ASKED
For the C.. {. & O. Railroad 20 Extend
Us line Into Biz Sandy Valley.

Articles Incorporating the
Carolina. Chnchfeld a. Ohio
Railroad have been filed at
Frankfort. Ky. with the rail
road commission and the score
tary of state, it having been
held by Assistant Attorney
John X. Lockett. shat thisis all
that rs necessary for "a foreign
railroad 90 enter Kentucky
The railroad is that line pro.
iected hy Thomas r. RYAN.
the New York millionaire. and
while SO will have only six miles
OF track In kentucy. 10 viii bc
Of great benefit t0 the noun
tain sections of the state. as it
viii give che Big sandy branch
OF Che Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad direct connection with
the Atlantic Coast. The now
railroad is to be built through
from the east to the south. and
viii eNtend to Kentucky. from
Pikeville to the Virginia Line.
The Chesapeake and Ohio now
has branch t0 pikeviue and
there viii connect with the new
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31
BUSINESS IMPROVING SAYS TRAVEL.
NO Man.
Well Known Bristol Drummer Thinks
Trade is Showing a Steady and
Healthy Increase throughout
This Section.

8 s McCqrmick. the vel
known Bristol travelling man,
who .a oA t.e road for Surtle &
aee.or, manufac-urer~ of pants
or Knoxville Tenn. was in
Is ,.st'i MopdaN. and stated to
% fepr sentative of he Herald
Coui 3, hat despite the fact
tHat Li-at many people all
over thc section traversed bv
him crying "hard tim s." and
a hgnfneSs of business, he has
gust closed a successful busi
ness year Mr. Mccormick has
been wHh the Knoxville com
paus irr seven wears, and has
been a knIghr of the grip for
the past twenty three years.
covering much territory and
meeting men in all the ranks of
business life. He is of the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31

The average citizen of Wire
giria. Says the Roanoke Times.
labor- under the impression
chat the Old Dominion haas lost
the first place n the li-t of
states from which presidents
have come It is commonly
supposed that Ohio has wrested
from Virginia this honor But
this is mistake. according to
the Norfolk Nirginian-Puot.
ln compilation from the
World Almanac. our contem
porory gathers the following
list of states and the number
and names of the presidents
from each
Thus gives Virginia seven
pres.dent--Washington. J-f.
ferson, Madison. Monroe viii
liam Henry Harrison. Tyler
and Taylor
Ohio siN. including the i'm
cum1eut-Grant. Hayes. Gar
field. Beniamin Harrison Nc.
Kniey anj Tart
New York ,hree-\ .n Euren.
Fillmore au1 Roosevelt
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31
FOR HOLSTON RIVER
ROAD

Bristol, Va, March 25 -
Many ear loads of street rails
and much other material has
been sent 90 the Holston River
Railroad, the connecting link
between the Southern Railway
and Virginia coal fields and
the work will now be hurried to
completion with all possible
speed Oaly about 25 per cent
of the entire distance of forty
miles has not yet been graded.
Faster ilowers. Order now from e.
teTprise DrrR Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31
FORMAL OPENING OF vIRclMAN


New York, March 25.-It
was announced here today that
the official opening of the Vir-
ginian Railway. II. II. Rogers
new coal road. will take place
on April 3rd, at Sewall's Point,
near Norfolk. Mr.. Rogers will
take party of friends TO
witness the opening.
The road cost approximately
~ 100 900
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31
k6Okee Hotel.
kEOAEE. Lee couriy. Va.
Now Open for Transfer
Business.
Near Death In Biz Fond.

IL was thrilling experience .o Mrs. Ir.
>oper to face death. 'sEug wears 4 seven.
lung trouble gave tle intense slher,1g.~ sb4
writes, "ard several cimeS nearly carsed NV
death. All remedies failed cua doctors AZ
ves ioclrab.e. Thea Dr. Kinrs NJ
Discovery brought Caick relief and : su-a -
Pe-m4ne1- that 11Te not beea troubled IA
twelve ye4rs. AIRS Soper ives In Be
POND. IA u works wonders in CoUghs aac
c"i9s, Sore Lungs. hemorhagss, Latirppe
Asthma. Croup. Whoopinr 4, nrh and ,ff
Bronchial affections. Sc and N 90. Triel
bottle iree. Guaranteed by 3. ". Kelly.
Dxu.aksA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31

opinion that times are not so
hard rs IS being cried by some
folks, and thinks 10 not a wise
policy for business men aud the
public in general Go make mat
ters worse 10y continuously pro
claiming a stingency I'M bust
ness affairs. He states that he
and has company have done
more business this spring than
they did last spring. and claims
~ has been even better for
them than was the spring OF
1907.
Mr. Mccormick declared that
he had made "a twenty three
per cent gain this season over
the corresponding season of
last year According to him.
not only has he been thus sue
cessful. but there is a vast im-
provement in business with an
the drummers who represent
his firm on the road
His territory touches the toe
bacco. cotton. mining and pea
tobacco cr,,s of.....-. ",
0i.ia and ,yest,r, >-on,t r,..-
lima has bean rer,,~l-.i.,,. -~..',
MS have also 3D.. .........
However b.s,,. .l... i.
"a falling or of I,,.;,,..... .t
railroad and MINI 49,
for the res.or th,t f.-... ,....
been oonsiler,l,l,. ~..,.,co5
He looks for -i,,.s -, ..
tinue to imnrove .,.,di, .n5
argues tbat tbere ,yill s,o, l..
lively sersmhl.b,. ,,.~.l......
for Goods 81 .lI ,.,.,.
Continuinp be e,i9 b,+b.
comes rnor ,,.,, ,.,.-.l....
who Slow tobr, ,I,,,....
that bu.in.-. is t,o Ann l.,t
that when fh.c r.. l.,.,. D..
facts and figure. thav r,,,l
chat business durinr Iann,rv
and February had ba.n s.a.
factory ana IN many instance.
better flsr 5-ri,o tt, .....
months last year
"of course said lrr Nc
Cormick. .there "a Hucfnafior
m business it being more or loss
up and down in different .e.-
tions. but taking matters gen-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31
TONY CREEK BRANCH-Mixed Dsi

STONY CREEK BRANCH-Mixed Dsi
IS, except Sunday.
Leave Bristol. tSCranton 81. Srauonl 7.2o
a. H.. arrive Brladeeu N 10 a. IN. Return
ing; leave Blladeen 1850 q. m. and arrives
Bristol S.45 p. 10.
rains No. / and carry Pulluar DIV
Ing roo 70 Rudet sleeping cars petween & =
tol and louisville. Ky. without change.
For other information call on auV agent
or address.
ROB'r IN NBODEN T. r. A.
v. <. ALLEN @ p 4
Bxzs1a Isnn Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31
BURNING THEIR COKE ASHES.

A number of Cornellsville
region companies are burning
their coke ashes by using a
special device under the boilers.
ehecting a large saving of coal.
-Counellsville (Pa-) Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31
kili's NOnld-Be Slsysr.- r.

A m'rcIc,s murderer is Appe. d,cit.- with
many victims. But Dr. hiags New +.
Flils Adi t oy prevention. They cen,lr sim
ul@te stomach. liver and bowels. neev..ufin,.
that eiosging that iavite- appendicitis. cur
ing constipation, Biihousness. Chils. Ma
lara, headcche aud Ind -ostos. Pc Al ]
". hnAAy' 8 Drug Store.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31

Leave orders 40 Enterprise Drug Co.
for Faster Flowers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31

Leave orders at Enterprise Drug Co..
for Easter flowers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-03-31
GOOD ROADS LAW.
Decision OF The Court OF Appeals Viii
Result In Confirming County
Bond Issue Elections
Already Held.


The actions of the Supreme
Court in declaring the Ward
Law constitutional was a big
help TO the good road advocates
of this State. Not only was
the legality of several elections
already held TO vote bonds for
road Improvement in doubt,
but number of counties who
were anxious 90 hold similar
elections were afraid TO advon-
ture while the constitutionality
Of the law was an doubt
Two counties held bond cleo
tions under the Ward Law
Didwiddie and Charlotte and
the road advocates of these win
now begin to market their
bonds. Dates will now Dee set
in other counties 20 allow the
people TO say whether they
shall continue TO pay the mud
tax, or, slightly increase their
taxes. in order to market their
crops at one half the expense
and at the same time increase
the value of their propert, fifty
per cent.
While the officers of tine Nir-
ginia Good Roads Assoclation
have been anxious 90 ascertain
the opinion of the court on the
Ward Law, 10 has not hindered
them to any great extent in
organizing local associations
and conducting the campaign
of education
Senator Lassiter spoke last.
week at Culpeper. Dinwiddie.
Lunenburg and Chesterfield.
where enthusiastic meetings
were held and local associations
We're formed.
The meetings in Chesterfield
and Dinwiddie were held n
conjunction with the citizens
of Petersburg, who are aiding
those counties in securing a
subscription 60 build five miles
of permanent road in each
county leading into Petersburg
The advance dates of Senator
Lassiter are as follows
Houston. Halifax county.
March 22. Danville. Pittsvlvan.
ia county. March 23: Fincastle.
Botetourt county, March 24.'
Manassas. Prince William
county, March o., Orange. +
Orange county, March 90.
Amelia, Amelia county. April .
3; Accomac county. April 5
and 6: Northampton, April q
and g; Boydton, Mecklenburg.
April l9, Lawrenceville. Bruins.
wick, April %.
The intervening dates viii be .
filled in ano announced later.
Secretary Harwood is busy
conducting the campaign for .
membership; he is very anxious .
10 secure local association I'm /
each county with "a membership 4
of at least one hundred each
A membership this size will ba
a very strong argument for the
legislative committee to use in 4
securing additional legislation
The association is very much
handicapped by the lack OF
funds, and unless the money
pledged on the floor of the con
Nention comes in more RAPIDLY I
IN the near future than il has
IN the past, the association VIII /
oe IKE hundreds of others, un-
able to exist on sentiment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
NATIONAL BANKS
WANT GUARANTY

State hanks Nos COG and 607 were
authorized 70 commence business this
morning by Bank Commissioner A.
NJ Young. Both institutions arc con.
versions 81 national banks. making
! total oi twenty-five national banks
% have taken out state charters since
the last bank sIatement was made on
February 4th last
The First State Bank Of Talehma
formerly the FIsst National bank Of
that place. was authorized to COM
nence business with capital stock
" s15.o00, D 7. Bailey Is president
)f the Institution, R H Dowing Wee
president and Sam I, Dowing, cash.
'er.
The First National bank Of Wewos
ka was authorized to operate under
The name OF the First Guaranty bank,
and has a capital stock Of $4,000
w. n, Dlckerson is president; ]. /.
Dlckerson, Vice p-esIdesk. and " f.
Barnum, cashier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
luane MaraIlaIlls RuIInq
sneelal 10 Dallv l.ealef.

special 10 Dati4 i&6dNff,
Tulsa. Okla. April le--jadge Mar
shall Of the United States court, az
ter three days consideration OF the
motion 10 auash the indictment In
the town lot case against Governor
Haskell aud others. this morning en-.
tered his order quashing all ot the
indictments. There we're three points
considered. First. that the Govern
ment attorneys introduced three de-
tecsives as witnesses before the grand
Jury who read alEldavits Of alleged alb
sent witnesses and made statements
Of what they had from other people.
This the court held would not be TAX.
Cd as ground TO quash the indictment
as under his previous ruling Tues
day excluding testimony the evidence
dld not Hhow that these aifldavits
alone caused the indictments,
the second point objection 70 q
stenoFrapher before the grand Jury
who had been qualified as an assist.
ant attorney was oyerruled
The third point as to the legality
Of The grand Jury the court said the
lawful grand iurg IN this case must
be- composed Of sixteen members q
which ave members Oppossd could de
feat Indictment. nul chat as lhe Gov
ernmenf hnd organized the grpuil
jury with Il men Of which 4 requlr.
ed ten men to defeat the indictments
this gave the Government an unlaw.
nj advantage affecting not only tho
iual rights but also the constitutional
rights Of the defendants aud for
which the eouff qnashed all the in'
dlclmenta
From the uleaf eul 0plulon oI Judge
Marshall II Tas plain thai ~ be found
tho constitutional rights Of Tue de-
Ennse had heen gi0lased he PASSED
over other matters Al secondary
Governor Haskell was warmly con-
gruhllaGNd hY large crowd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-10
BANK
DEAL At 0KMULGEE

Special tC DAILY Leader.
okmalgee. okla, April no. Tho con
trolling interest of She Omulgec Ma.
tlonai bank was bought today from
=. Il Kcrshaw The president Who had
only taken over the same interest
from I, y. Randolph, cvesIdent and
the Stewart esla9o og Wellington, Kan
on Monday Of thls week The new
owners ~ glpen lo fha press are y,
Il. Jones. president IL he Oklahoma
Trust Co. Of Muskoeec aud president
Of the State Bankers association; u.
4. V0orheees, recently with the okla.
hDma Trust 90, but formerly OF
Cauderanofl, Pa. aud local business
men for small amounts, A Is general
IL understood that The same crowd
viii own stock that are moving splr.
its in the Security bank Of Kansas
City. tha First National Of independ'
enee Kansas The American Nasonal.
ef nartlesYlle, Farmers National OF
Tulsa. and several other banks
throughout Oklahoma and Kansas
The new officers Of the bank have
not vet been elected but u Is under
stood they viii be J Q. Jones. nresl.
dent T. Al Voorhees,, Vice president
and Il. u. Carpenter who has been
cashler Of the bank for two years
past. will be retained IA the same
place. II Il possible Mr. Voorhees,
may be made president,
The bank has 4 capital OF S50VOu,
surplus and undivided profits $1,000
and deposits Of 100000. There are
four banks in Okmulgce.