davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19

| "Ife Is tall, not quite six feet" That
was the doctors height. HE wears
no beard, only a mustache" so did
the doctor. "His complexion and eyes
and hair are light" These also lifted.
Beamerton was delighted HE IL be-
ginning TO show a trihe Of badness"
The doctor never before rejoiced that
he was getting bald. "He has q Pc
cullar walk, moving every part OF his
body at once" His pals had often
rallied him on this popularity. II had
troubled him; but, being natural to him,
he couldn't help It. Now that he was
loved In spite of 1t he didn't care.
vHe has one blemish-not physical
blemish, but one OF character"
whats thatT asked the hypnotizer.
q tribe worried.
HE Is very selfish"
-SelfishT'
"Yes; even tricky"
"How selfish and triclyT' asked the
doctor, paling.
"He loves, but he is unwilling TO de
clare his love, ignoring tho fact that
It is the girls privilege TO reserve
showing of her own love till she is
sure she Is informed Of his"
This took the interviewer, as sailors
say, fat aback He began to fear he
had gone wrong.
'Do-do-you regard this dishonor-
ableT"
Il certainly do"
But you still love hlm7"
II am not sure about that. True
love is based on respect. without re-
spect love Is sure to wane."
The doctor trembled. He was won
dering what 10 do when she spoke
again. This time he was astonished.
Kiss me, doctor" If
The words were a fiashlight on his
position. He had attempted to extort
confession Of love that was not
freely given. The girls will power
was so completely removed that she
had done an unmaidenly thing. He
shuddered at taking advantage Of her
In doing as she asked, and yet he had
done an equally contemplate act in
drawing from her a confession OF love
that she would not have given had
she not been hypnotized. He did not
know what further move to make In
the matter, but resolved to gain fur
Their information as 10 the conse-
quences Of his act by more questions.
Ignoring her request, he asked:
If your lover could gain no encour-
agement don't you think he was justi-
fed In finding out your sentimentsT
Not without first declaring his
own
Would you have man propose to
a girl without any intimation from
her that she favored himr
That's his risk"
And he is not acting bonorably in
attempting to learn anything Of her
sentiments toward him."
IF she Is In full possession OF her
faculties he is justified In using every
art"
II thought all Is fair Ia war or love"
Nothing Is fair that is dishonor-
able E4
There were two scientific points in
volved that interested him. First.
though hypnotized she was conscious
of what he had done; second, she re.
tanned Der reasoning powers, For the
moment his scientific bent oveFpowered
every other consideration. Leaving his
subject, he strobe back and forth mus
Ing
by Joye,' be said aloud, II must
get up an article for the Medical
Record. can use delicious names
He thought he heard faint giggie.
Turning he saw his subject still lying
apparently asleep.
kiss me, Doctor
Approaching, he bent over her. Not
muscle moved But when he looked
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19

Hudson, n. y, March 49, Tired after
his 65-mile tramp from Eshkill here on
single stage OF his New York to San.
Francisco walk, Edward Payson Weston
was late in setting out yesterday He
expected to spend the night in Troy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
PASSES TO SEE ROOSEVELT.
Steamship Line Limits Number Who
Nav See Him Sail.

Nay See HIM san.
New York, March l9.--On account OF
the large number of requests for admis-
sion to the piers in Hoboken and also
for leave to board the steamship Ham
burg on March 20, when Col Roosevelt
sails for Europe, the Hamburg American
line has made arrangements to issue spec
ial passes to board the steamer to no
body but friends Of passengers booked to
sail on the Hamburg. To obtain a pass
it will be necessary for the applicant
to show the passage ticket and only three
admission tickets viii be issued to eaeh
passage order. Special passes admitting
visitors to the piers only will be issued
upon application to the Office Of the
line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
TRUCE TO ENJOY CIRCUS.
Postponed Hostilities in Order to En-.
joy the Show.


San Francisco, March 19.-The steam.
ship Acapulco brings news that the war
between Salvador and Nicaragua was
postponed for one day in order that the
citizens of Acajutia might enjoy cir
Gus which was billed to play that town
while the Acapulco was anchored in the
harbor. When the vessel first arrived
martial law had been declared and no
one was permitted to land. But the
circus came to town and in less than
an hour the martial law was declared
off so that the passengers might swell
the attendance at the show. Passen-
gers on board the Acapulco report that
the ships of the two warning states
reported 10 have been engaged in battle
have not been out OF the harbors where
they are stationed. They scout the
idea that there will be any serious
trouble in Central America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
FAMOUS OLD HOTEL BURNS.
The Centennial House at Old Hurley
NJ. ", Destroyed.

Kingston, N. Y, March 1o.--The Cen.
tennial house at Old Hurley, near here,
one Of the Oldest hotels In New York
state, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
The building WAS erected In 1~1s and
had been used continuously as a hotel
since before the Revolutionary war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
HONEST, SQUARE DEAL

sin
mdv@
III prscn them large a in ther worst cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription

i dhu cure + Q those peculiar weakness
i 4
over
ndmnA rhn the aenuhr
Ahookof cuar apechbo wing formulas hd al
Is " all
Ingredient e
apnnoh nonece md ohmhlh forming
extracts of hrodso n d arr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-19
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

potent
the lining of the hat bonch
ubes
as catarrhal dyspepsia liver
buaSa suuOush arhea0 other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14
The House.

The big timber eeacrse IN McCur'
tain Le Flore anil pusamataaa eoun.
ties Will be abolished II the resolu.
tlon passe by the house Wednesday
Afternoon has the desired eitect
The measure Is known as Senate
Conctlsu Resolution No 9 hy Stew
art OF the senate an Williams OF the
house. It rsks the Oklahoma sena.
tors and congressman al Washington
to use all possible means to that end,
Tae reserve was set aisle IS an or
der of tle secretary Of the Interior
All contaiu8 a vast trret Ia that see
t.sn OF the State These lands can
net he taxed aul this works n hard.
ship on the counties ln which they are
eHied, Il Is asked thet The lanss be
allotted among those citizens Of too
1aoetaw and clickasaw nations who
are entltlel to participate In such
allotment
The stsolutlen hed already passed
the senlie and when Il reached tho
house Durant put throuph n motion
6usnen1ing the rules and 70 was taken
III anl passed a. once.
Hilo 70 Be Printed
II xas decided taat all bills upon
which committees had reported favor
ally shou,d.be printed on order Of the
sneake There was some 1uibhlng
rs 70 the number. Jones desiring to
make II 300 copies. Williams amen
del By making il 250. the same IS last
session. l.oveIaee, OF I.atimer, aroko
IN favor OF The la-gor number telicg
Ing 1t would te good thing 10 send
copies back home te the boys at the
fnfks cf the creek Later be .eslrei !
10 speak again hat WIS interrupted
WITH SCOUTS o. 'v1tol Votef
The house wds IN 4 momeniary mp
fal which ceasci only when Love
lace reluctantly 3leFied the floor The
Wllllama amendment for 2h0 copies
was then put and Carried
Tillstson Gan and oil Bill
1illeison introduced 4 blI 10 pro
hlhlt the waste ol natural eas and
OIL. providing for she plugging Of
aheuioncs wells. etc Il Is almost. v
not quite similar TO his bin along the
came limos last session.
SLIPS we're illlal out hy lhe members
giving their ages. occupations, etc,
Tue Information 70 hc used IN comnli
Ing MAMMAL Of tie hoasc lls rulcs.
commlltaes. etc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14

II gour stomach iicart. or KMneys
are weak Try NJ Ieasl, few ansea only
o. Df. Shoon'H Restorative In five
Of ten days only, the result viii suf
prise ya A few cents will cover lae
cost And here IA why ho,p comes Va
quickly Dr. shonns doesnt drug lhe
Stomach. nor stimulate the Heufl 0f
kIdneys nr shonps Restorative gocs
directly 70 The weak and falling neftes
Each organ has rs own Blfullna
nerve Whom these nerves fall. thp
depending ofgans must OF nceess'ly
laltet Thih plain. ypl vital lfliih
elFhrlf tells wy nf Sh3uns ReasoFa
li4e Ii SO universally aaeeezslul lie
autctss Is leading druggists eso 7.
where to RlYe It universal preltfencc
4 fekt viii eurely tell scll by Wal
Iaees drug alufH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14
FAvoR rowNoAIs AssHsaMENr


Mulhall, Okla. Jan ~ we. your
committee on resolutions of tho u E
q c. Il of A. o. Logan county, as
sembled IN lawful meeting AZ Mulhali
beg leave 70 submit the following ivs0'
lutl ns:
No, /. BE u rosoyed chat We iaYar
aud demand q continuation ot le pres
ent township assessment plan ci af-
sessing.
40 2 Resolved ihat we favor lho
Idea Of a county engineer ono rad
ovefseer to each township and he ial
dleldual shall lare lhc light a .aylna
or working bis non tax And inuhcl
We recommend that ouf ipgnlaiufg
pass a laN that any peson haylnE nql
" rket on pald hts poll Tux shall 10
deharrel from ycing, and that We ash
the legislature TO enact a gaol read
laW
No. q Resolved that wv, your con'
mlttcc. recommend o closer relation.
ship ana hratherh cd between the
Federation of Labor and We II. e x
q. U Of A.. and that conmli;es of
three from tbla union be elected from
this body tor one year % nioe with
The csmmlttee appointed by l'is Fed.
Grafton OF Labor fer that tnlrpose. And
further that we recommend that the
Farmers union purchase mercaAn ,iso
bearing the union label Whenever n.
slstent.
No 4. BE L resolved sha We hcaul.
~ endorse the action Of lhe Corpora
tlon commission IN thr p1s yea M
their labor In forcing Justice from Tie
different mrnopolics ana trusts
VIM y. Baker, Geo. Cooper i FslH
Committee.
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tcontInued irom Paae one.l

by tAe standing committees and those
on second reading we're refer ga.
Message on ksnsas Prison.
A special message was received q n
Governor Haskell rcgardils the siir.
all relative to Oklahoma convlcts IN
The Kansas state prison at Lansing
He enc osed the report OF The commit
tee, consisting Of Attorney General
West, President I0nnors and others
The message rccommends that all
Oklahoma prisoners whose terms are
moro taan twn-lhiras expires OF VINO
have lees than enc year 10 serve or
who are under the age OF eighteen
Years, oe psfuiel. Il rs Thought lhat
II this we're done Il would llberaie be-
tween twa aud three hundred prisoc
cFs, thus giving room for The accom-
me tl0n OF the oihe.s at lae new Me-
Alestcs Institution.
The governor urges immediate ac'
tian by the legislature as the Kansas
authorities have given notice that all
oklahoma prisoners mus, te taken oh
thel hands by the last Of this month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14

Hayes, D.
The hoard Of County Commissioners
OF Garfield county. Oklahoma Territory,
vs.. J p Renshaws appeal from ihc
district court IL Garfield county, be-
fore NJ. c. CARRIER, trlal Judge Al
lirmed.
The phrase until discovery Of tho
fraud. IN the srd paragraph Of sec
tlon i2i6, Wilson's oklahoma statutes
does not necessarily mean until the
pasty complaining had actual notice OF
the fraud alleged 10 have been M
mitted. for constructive notice Of the
fraud Is sufficient 10 set the statute IN
motion even though there may be no
actual notice. Where the means Of
discovery lie In the punllc records re.
qnlred ny law Is be kept which ln.
yolye the very transaction IN hand,
and the interests Of the parties 10 the
litigation. the public records them
selves are sufficient constructive no.
tlce Of the fraud TO sci the statute IN
motion. Opinion by Kane, J.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14

4 western judge granted divorce
1n account uf lIl.lealnhf And bad
breath Dr. Kings New blte pills
would have prevented a. rleg cure
causing bad breath aud
liver Tfnuble The llltpnlper, alspel
solds. bahish headaches, conquer chllls.
ane II All afagelAls.
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Will. ADD
MONSTER
WARSH|P s
To NAVY

Washington. Jan. l4.--An increase 81
the navy appropriation bill To the cx.
tent OF s2O,oOo,OOo was agree on
today bY the House Committee on
Naval Affalrs Tho iolIowlny naval
program for appropriations At tails
session was adopted by tho commit.
tee:
Two batteships oi 10000 tons dis
placement, $l9,00NO0O
Five torpedo Soat destroyegs, s4,
100000.
Three colliers, ss.6O0.00O
Four submarines s200O.O00.
One subsurface boat 100000.
Two hatlleshlps are recommended
BY the committee instcai Of -four ps
estimated for by the Navy Depart
ment The estimate for the destroy.
ers was cut ia half TIE estimate
for the golfers ana the fors sub.
marine boats wore agreed 10 except
thai the committee allcd one sub
surface boat
Are Powerful shlpc
Only taroe members voted Tor the
authorization of the construction Of
four hltileshins Tho other iiicea
members voted for only two The
committee oihe 'wlfo cut down the
estimates submitted hy The Navy De,
nartment 20 TINT instead of an az.
thorlgat0n tor an increase of the
navy by An anpropriatlon Oi s69 900.
0Oe, Il will be Increased only s29,o0p'
O0o OF $50 900 COO
Mhilo II was estimated last year
Sat the two battlasllps OF 2Oen0
ons disnIacemcr, would cost $4,000
0O0 cach. the members OF The conf
mtioc have been led ty The navel
officials tn believe that ID will rroha.
hly be possible 10 construct tle big
2G.000-ton vessels proposed nov at a
oss cost ihan estimated fer the
,ma.lpr vessels year aga
Secretary Ne9herry estlmates that
be cost oi each shin which Admiral
plllsbnry. chief Of the Bureau { Navh
atIen. describes al the most power
'nl IN lie world, would be about 81.
100000 bal tho members ei ihe cem-
rlitde Anticipated that The cast vii
30 slo.010.00a before they ere cohis
aleted
The committee authorized 1--WE tor
1ed boa destreyers caea VIII cos
100000
vents Contract werk
Tho members voted for I've acQut
.ru'sers. I've nav9 department asklrs
con Eve 10 cost s2.500000 each th1lf.
man F0ss was The only membee who
lnn5 d the auiharigat b el le cor
siructlDn OF four submarines 70 cesi
s510O0a each The committee wa
ven united On ihe proposition to an
tor,zn tte ccflleis az $1,000 600 each
rhe authorization ~ tie aubsuriaee
boa vas muao Without u uel opposf
tlon. lf the committee heeas the re-
'omHenlatlous q Secretary Newber.
ty the blg hattlesAips viii not be
constructed at navy yard lie
states that the collier the Government
Il building at toe Maze Island navy
yaid Is eoatng much more than the
a-tlmat cost II the collier puf
chasad from private firms
q 40 net think Il advisable, said
ihe Secretary TO construct IarEe col
llers or 5 bitleshlns IN navy yaris, ex
ncpt NJ rare intervals inter peculiar
Ny helief Il that our
navy Yards should be maintained for
tae repair. main.ainanee and eillcleu
cy Of the fleet We have enough G.
keep MS busy with tho repair ni ships"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14

Musk gee Crystal Ice Co, vs., Riley
Brothers, Appeal from The United
States court for the Western district
Of the Indian Territory. sitting at Mus.
kogee, before William r. Lawrence,
trial Judge. Affirmed.
4. In The protection and care of
property intrnstcd TO them, IL is the
duty Of waseh usemen TO use ordinary
care, which is such care and diligence
as ordinarily prudent persons In that
business are accustomed to exercise
towards such property.
2. Whether the defendant used or
dlnary care In the case at bar was a
question iof the jury and the Jury aay'
ng found against Il on evidence reason.
ably tending 10 support such finding,
their verdict Is conclusive, Opinion
by Kane, J.
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ance. but VIII sustain the yerdlcy Of
the Jury.
2. IN case whore a chaiiel mort
gage c.ntilns a proyso thai the prop
eriy should not be sold except On con
sent given bg The mortgaeee In writ
lne. and the asme is sold By the mort
gagof Without such written consent
i5e Acceptance W thc proceeds pf thu
sale aud the release / The mortgage
Of record by tho norisagenl kupRing
lf sneh sale. Is q ratification thereof
lnd such mufigaeee . eslupped lion
insisting on a compliance with The
literal terms 81 The instrument. Error
81 IN lae district csusl Of y'letc and
county C + lrwin trial indEe. Al
flrmel Opinion By Dunn, J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-14

The ayllabl & the nineteen opinions
rendered By the Oklahoma supreme
cont Wednesday are given below
Robert +, I.oaler. state superlnlond.
ent OF state agency. etc, plaintiff 10
error. VI The Alexander Drug com
pany. defendant Ia error appeal from
District court Logan county.
/. Where a prop siion submitted to
lbc people 10 amend i5e constitution.
.ln fact contains two separate and dis
lfncl propositions. lone Tor the amend.
ment Of the constltuli,n, and the other
fer the approval or rejection Of on act
or certain portion the.eof, or the re
peal Of the same. the two pr positions
can not be united IN the submission so
as ID have one expression Of the voter
answer 10Th propositions. as voters
thefeby might be induced 10 vote for
beth propositions who would not have
dane 30 II the questions had been sub
milted slngly
Ia While proposition TO amend
lhn prohibition article Of the conatltu'
zion relating 70 the state agency, 80 as
Is extend 4 TO wns within this state
ii one thousand papulailon VI more, or
one sach agency Al any other place
within this state where the public
necessity exists therefor. to be de'l
lermlned hy the superintendent with
the approval Of the governor, and a
proposition for the approval or relec'
ffan. or repeal on article ! OF the En.
forcing Act may be submitted at the
eame election. the TWO can not be
uhlled IN one Proposition SO as 10 have
one expression Of the vote answer
b N proposition Opinion BY Williams
G, y.
Chicago. Rock Island aud Pacific
Railway company. plaintiff IN error ys
The state oi 0klahoma The Apache
Slllline company and The Miller Grain
company, defendants IN error, appeal
from Corporation commission.
/. The phrase. such public service
facilities and convenIeNces as may be
leaf 1nable and Just" as used IN see
ton rs. article ?. Of The constitution,
mfSns everything incident 70 the gen.
enal prompt saae and impartial per
lo-mancc I lho duties TO the public
n large imposed BY the state In the
PROPER exercise Of IT'S police power up.
Oh transportation or transmission com
pei les
Section ~ article ?, Of the cen.
siliullon, docs not require iranspofta-
tion Or transmission companies NJ their {
oun expense to provide such equal
laelllles ami eouvenlencea between
private pes ms or corporations AZ TO
overcome or eQuallac disadvantages
caused by sllssimlafEty OF location. Re-
Fersed opinion by Kane. J,
william schwedes, plaintiff 10 error
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Special saIt eu lhsss, % PEI sous dIa
tbsnl sn any aIot 3 stock ana e per
cert discount an wsru shoes AZ Rec
lHson'e
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| SyHobi Of Supreme
Court Opinions.


Tvs, The state 81 Oklahoma. defendant
In error
Unconstitutional question certified BY
criminal court of appealsJ
Undor subdivision 3 OF section 5,
article !. OF the Constitution Of the
! United states. comlfonly referred 20
as the Interstate c mme,ce clause Of
the Constitution. resident OF one state
lhasf ibe right TO have aalpped 70 him
from another s,ele Ascohoilc liquors,
when ordered bv hlm lor his and his
lamliy's use, and u keep the same fr
such Use. and me hlaie can not under
is police power enact laws 80 as 10
substantially hamper Or burden such
constitutional rigat 10 have such ship.
ment made and to fecelve and retain
the same, for personal use Opinion
by Williams, G. J
Sch ol Dlst.ict No. 10. Kiowa coun.
~. Oklahoma, plaintiffs In error. VS. G.
n Fisher as treasurer or school dis
trlct No &c. ct ai., defendants IN error
A petition In error was filed and
summons in error issued two days be.
fore the expiration 4 one year afte-
the rendition or the iudgment appealed
from. The service 81 Ihe summons IN
error which WIZ serveN after the ex
plratiou Of said perIod4of one year was
uuashed An alias summons was MT
issued and served until after the expir.
alton of sixty days after The Issuance
OF the first summons: HID, that the
proceeding was not commenced within
one year from the date OF the rendition
Of tho judgment appealed from as re-
uulred BY sectisn t7tS Of wilson's Re-
ylscd aud Annotated Statutes Of 1903
Error FROM District court OF Klowa
county Case dismissed Opinion by
Hayes j.
G. 4, Wagner, Plaintiff ln error, vs.,
The saitley Mig. Co.. defendant Iul
error.
Where the record upon appeal i es
not show that Il contains all The cvl-
dence presented al the tsial, It pre-
senls no error that can he reviewed
BY tais court when such Assignment
requires an examination oi the cvi
duncc.
Errcr from district court Of Kinglish
or unity Case affirmed Opinion by
Hayes. j.
Shedrick Taylor ufRtp~plalntlfls ia
orroz. VS.. II. NJ. Iohkstht al., defend |
ants in error -
This court viii not review an IN.
sirucilon giveRsAA~ihe trial court tol
the Jury uuleAs Tnr instruction was
duly excepted q at The time oi the
trial
Error frm district court OF Lincoln
county. Case affirmed Opinion b.
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Hote DO ycz1 Stand
This I4fb Day, Of
January
i shs Volume Of Yoar Daily Sac Fully Satisfactory! i YOui
Business Keeping Pace With Your Idead Do iOu Make
Enough Money! Are You Satisfied

The dangerous Illusion that Business man entertained
the idea that the loss Of day matters little IN the scheme Of his
This habit Of putting things off until Tomorrow viii bankrupt the
best Of us-ii persisted IN
II you're convinced that some certain cxpcdeu the best
time to put the thought into atcion is TODAY
Business ardo and intensity have been characterized The
Divine Discomfort"
L is very aptly PCT
Indeed The desire the cagerness Of our business men is the on
thing the world that has America in the front rank of civilization
and any business who satisfied with is business
worthy of the name.
You active aggressive. redboojed man 81 ica M
satisfied with the condition Of your business
You want bigger business extended patronage increased
dyllends-in go9
Aud want assist You along these scli-same lines
That's why the 81 now meet this common ground 81
interest
We want quiet little ax vitt yoa
Want oppouni,s 70 show how Gan rlp achieve
that which you seek
And You are vitality interested
Your interest and enthusiasm have grown from day day
But from day 10 day you've put the matter Off
umi this tn day Of January.
Delay no longer
Bu call Us for an interview Today.
And you never he quite eontcd until you've heard our
a. least, 4 costs YOU nothing.
Tleu hear qur personal individual proposition iot You
Iei Is show Youiop make YOU money
To-day ihis very houri-noei.i
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HaI||ea |Iar'Ha 8n|s 30 FenI NJ
i HNn4If Is Ia 80 a|I| sIHl N.ll n|HaHa
H#|'l< ehaf'x q a'Hsau|N r0a|.'e
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The Western Investment Co, VS..
Harvey A. Mayberfy Appeal from the
tinted States court for the Western
district Of the Indian Territory sitting
at Wagner, before Louis Suigbacher
trial Judge Affirmed.
A bin OF exceptions signed after the
te.m at which the Judgment is render
cd. with ut the consent Of parties. or
an express order OF TIE court to that
offcci, made during the term, can not
be considered as a part Of the record
IN tho case Opinion by Kane. ].