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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27


so0r Bunneii the wealthy Cherokee
inar vho accused s.iss Erairc San.
sfu oi seaucihg huii white ne wGs s
laAchof III the helAhhufhupd Of the
aanders insitieuce, and lodeer al the
aanders farm house lHnow infull pos
session 81 tao defeats 81 lesu than a
week.
Liss week he was III me cohr..
qharKlne fro mlhe wltness stanG seri.
ona acts 81 the young woman, she
having SUED him Tor breach oi prom.
lse aua also for damages
According to the Cherokee nclab-
liean. Hoanell iNd AZ little success win
Ming \ battle out as hc lid IN court.
the Republican Of current issue says:
"Another chapter HI the now tam.
Gus 7uhnel case was added last sun.
day afternoon on Gfand avenue. lh
front Of the p0slolilce Just as the
Gro Sis were coming after the mall,
l9rnneil met W. N sanders, ana Wilt
Dut any warning struck him oyur The
head wifi hts cane. Mr. Snnlcfs FH.
lallaicd hy knocking Bonnell dowh.
Az H0hHpll fell hIs cane New from his
hands and sande-s picked Il IN VIII
several wen directed blows Mr San.
lcfS suceeeded ~ Quletlug lonhell anu
eso breathing his cane sheriff Hugh.
~ came uh ana lead Bonnel away
irorl ihe aceae
3onaell declared iilai be- was oul fof
husihesA and thai he Intended % hase
aliJlaellnn Ele stated that II ihe
courts would not give Il 10 him that
hc would hnd way TO obtaia It. Mr.
saniers did nothing farther than to
helt Bonnel and made no complaint
to mo officers
Mr. Sanders Is The father 0i Miss
Ermine Sanders, who ilonnell claims
fls The lady who Injured him. and the
one who gave basis for the sensational
trial In te dlslrci court last week.
/
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

Nif, ana Nkfps (tlnlttfaH
Rxn;aIsF ,f ad3d A Street.
~ = ~
Philadelphia, rne nave
sstet raIehrafed their roI-
~ n .t
den Weuuin8. Mrs Aeislef
hAa kensf cured nf chronic
s' isl. A.. rL.I.
Dr0ncnitiss WIS 0cisleE
nf 0rin and int3iuesfiOll
49, 49, NaLIA
py NuE1y 2 VIZ vast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
STRANGE STORY RELATED BY
WEALTHY FARMERS GIRL


Special to the Daily Leader
Celia. Pa March ~ NGrrled Nhpn
nlno years old widowed 10 fifteen.
;;ssinapped at n aud held prisoner
fer two deys-ihis is The story told
by Mamie Reynolds eyed ~, daught.
er OF Edward Reynolds a farmer
Mamie disappeared from her h0me
and three days later was found IN
Evans City aul taken to PitlsburF.
SHE tod the police she bad been alb.
Quoted By g stranger taken 70 Eyens
City epd held prisoner ShtS sNore
she haa been married eight years ago
ana that her husband died two Yaefe
ago Ter fataer refused 10 6eny iais
ssyine ha he'd never eaughi her IN g
lip Ee IS acalthy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
|GARBON POISON VICTIM
ELIZABETH ROWE SUFFERS

&enc. Nevada. MareA 27~ guiiarng
agenies from lae psIson contracted
from handling iypeNfter carbon pgs
per while she was q clerk ln me Alf
meda Miss Elizabeth Rowe Is ct her
hone In danger Of Delng an invalld
For s meaehs i1e glrl aunerei from :
disaaaa witch the doctors werw an
able to diagnose Finally, doctor
Who 4ea learned Il her work desiae
ed that she Was SUFFERING from p0ism
caused b5 handling carbon sheets
ilr D, q. Hamlu chief surgeon Of
the county toapilal, agrees with the
NeYajs spsciRllsi thar the poison eae
be- communicated hx The manifold pa
p@ aeed 81 tlpists Her case win
bei iaeusled nt the annual meet
ins ai faa hlame6g county medical
association Phyaiclaaa agree tnal
uaer1 q tho maniield papef should
poi sel tae cgioring matter e the
ihroal 81 eyes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
.TAFT APPOINTED SOME
LARGE Pie COUNTER OFFICIALS

Washington, ID, G. march 27. Presi.
dent TasL II allo%fng the mcal axe 0
fan about 80 often each uiy The Ham.
burg vas scarcely Out Of Mex York
harbnr rflor 10 TAFT assuming en as.
gfeasIve policy Re made these nem.
nations Amba aaaof extfacrdiuaw
aud minister pleHlpotonslaly tp italy
John q d ieishman 81 Pennsylvania
Envoy extraordinary ana nihlalef
plenlpolentlafy % Spain Henry Clay
lde Of Vermont
EnFaf extraordinary and minister
nlenlnolenilary y Argentine Republic
ChnrIes H Sferlll oi Sew York
United States judge Western district
oi PonHsxlVanil-ch Charles p Orr Of
Pcnhsglgaua
tlnlte States district iu see drsl II.
vision Dlslecl oi Alaaa fhumss s.
tydns pf Alayka.
United sta,cs aitarne4a William G
Wheeler Western dlstrei Of Wlae2a.
SIN. CorHlH b Murane third division.
district q Alaska
Register 0s land ofhca Wuasau.
Wls J0nn NJ Miller
Receiver 81 public moneys a VII.
sision N Minor S Wllllrms
Assistant secretary cf commerce
Md Mber 0rmshg MeHasn oi Nst.h
pakota
Collector o customs district ui
Sandush 1~Chnflss A 5udsaa 81
Ohio
Ar ltason 's eenerallY known e q
NQrys man end nl1 reanAolnlnieal
lN leela 81 q he eleiory s0r thsf
wlng Of ihe purity IL eala ludMn
was appalnted louf eears ag Il 3
said. II the Instance Of Senator Fer
ake- bni vent over b the Taft farees
% fne Heht Of lesl aumuef scf sn.
liNl Of ihe state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
ocoooooooooooooce Q
STATE BRIEFS.
J , ooa oo > noa . oo . !

Pauls valley farmers aill NY egale
l0upea lhis season,
w. H. Thom9gon. Deuincfs aiIl
be thc neAi mayor of Tulaa
i. IT Euekler. Thomas. ate mince
pie: plnmalne poison; recovered
-.~--
Docsur a Davis. Normnu, vlghsa
ID BE- lhc head of thO vinlla asglun
Marshall wants aiiln better pr0.
teclion for Is train sef9lco IA time of
high waier
Eplac0paI church 1T ruipa n % inge
4 "yeateae echolF; at least tho .oaal pa
pers 30 state.
The 0lSlahOmR City aelhprl;lea are
after The hoOtlpggese ahh Joint Keepers
al she nielfopollH
down state newspaper says the
locai hiIll1es VIII make dlsplaf
hefaelF eboul n0st week
a---s
The Coaeyylilc Kansas, canning
factory alrlH have goua 10 bartlrsylllp.
horlns % and employment ii 4 ilyt
stale.
ginlta .eadc. runs pioture d ae
senate buIidlna Al Mexse0. sud Says Il
Nlll be plctuFe III thp hey court
house n craig county
The Wichita. Kansas. Boecou asaefts
the bank statements 0s 0klshUma arr
10 blg The Hsate can'l be hurt 40 mat
icr what lalhs say about Il
a. i Best, county clerk of Noodh
was bsglg injured near Alya, whlle
lcglgIue Be Iell from e loaded wasoh
ihe vehicle passing over bis bpdS
.4~ea
s5in vi and Martin Knight are
solad tp 9et 10 8 big hotel q IN.
Go. b - iDtSf Rnowu e. foeptlFul
Buektllla 1ilh two e6sT y elRs +
proper aIAhlgy
Matkueea's hope 81 i Hnvkgsble Ark.
au8as |FeF Is not bens added e nt
lhe action Of Afkensans. many q sHe
latter akHflns Ire boss llae would II
3nfn Fur smith
Ii,|ke kaHhdepa. aHHd HIltfyif Al|a
sttsnleea sesfa % Invalid a'isI helH
I . IS
/ less ne past Idfee *HHf9 l'td s.
! I4h0Mas The elkHEf 'IuulIfeA Fsa|a
II|oIhsE z||Esed Nln mil AASIh e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

.0nk Commission ltenlsl
OF the twenty.one conventions IN
National banks to state chartered
Banks made slace November g7th, the
ocopdu chow Ia an but two instances
that the National banks have been
nnyng from four to siE per cent on
time deHosls according to The files n
the offices oi MI Young There Is 9
general demand from the stnie bank.
cra t0 lllo bank commissioner a, II.
Young. FOR permission TO pay over }
Or 4 per cent for Veftain deposits IN
order to compete with the national
hsnks. AIr. Youns has refused. MT
because Re is discriminating against
the state banks, but because he de-
clarcs ID Is unsouud banking 10 allow
such high interest to be mnfle, Bank
Commissioned Young has had twenty.
I'VE yeats experience IN bsnklng. and
hls frlenda assert he Is good Judge
Of Whist [ good banking The recent
report SLOWING the condition 81 the
state and national hanks On Fcbfuary
5th shows national hanks 10 have hea
"a reserve On hand 81 that dane Of Il
per cent Nhiia be- stale banks feD0fta
slowed sllaf reserve ic as IA a-iN RFs
cent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

Charcoal AanIess II Gnlnlne avs Re
stlnlne 4 sweet nFesth
Breath perfumes nhouid never be fe.
sorted 10 They seldom conceal tue
odor and never remove the cause, and
are very suggestive
stuhrta Charcoal LoxenRes sweeiens
the bfeiih BY femnvIng the cause a
diepsdefed condition Of the stomach
and Oy this means Imparts 10 the
breath the natural. hoallhful pd1r void
81 al unnatural or aiE9estlya condl.
tSOn Charcoal nlls fourfold mis-
slon First Il mrlnes the breath Ds
restoring to Il the natural odor ma
tire intended Il 10 have Second.
charcoal Is an ohso-benl. absorbing
100 per cent per volume OF kas. By
this means relieving hatuienVe, anil
gases ui the stomach aud bowels.
rhlrd, charcoal aids digestion and Oy
lhle meaus requisites The action Of the
bowels, relieving aux, diarrhoua pIlcs,
constipation. etc. Foufsh. charunul
oxldlzcs lite blood, titus preventing PIN
pes and other ernpilons that arise
from Indigestion and Impurities o. the
blood
stuurrs charcoul lozenRcs are a
household nutushly aud should bc b
every hune cOntaInlng only yuune
willow wund chafhcna aud honey
'rhey are perfectly hafhilphs aud sns
Quantity may be liken without NJ ei
lecls. Old aud young alike can ialle
ktuaris Charcoal lnxengcs With lle
Bame beneficial results.
Tho nest flmn that SOU have SOUR
stomach indigestion bad breath. heart
burn. nablrltls bad taste IN the
mouth. belthnH ur beluhlnR 10 oi food
iusl slep HI The nearest drug store
and gct box of stuartK Charcoal 10,
zcngeB ana try them, The results viii
be- gratifying and almost instanlano.
uus. the dIsagfeeahlo od0r dlsappe n
In very shoe .!@.e
II you pgf sweet S-path aud
healthy stouach you should occasion,
ally use SU Charcoal I,nzengoa A
lozcnger low al then viii suffice to
sweeten 40 iath and keep the aiom,
ach IN q heahay condition; try them;
for sale everywhere, or sample viii
be mailed free upon request Address
1.-THE NJ Al Stuart Co. ZOO Stuart ~idgs
Marshall. Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
WILL RESUME
| AERIAL TRIALS


Washington. March 27~'rho aerlal
flights at Fl. Never. which were snpi
pended last year when The Wright
aeroplane was wrecked. 0rvllae Wright
injured and Lieutenant 6elfrldge XIII.
ed, viii be resumed IN May accord.
ing 10 an announcement made by The
war department
The Wright Brothers are expected
10 arrive from Freneesswiiu lhelr @a.
chino before the frat oil june
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

"An thought I'd lose nv les
writes j A. swenson. WelertowF.
Wis., "ren yenrs OF eezema, that Il
doctors eauld not cure, had az laei
laid me up Then Bueklens ArnleF
salve cured II sound and woll' In
fallIblo for Skin Eruntlons Eczema,
Salt Rheum. Boila, Fever Sores.
nuns. seaids, Cuts aud Piles 25o
al An Druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27


10 All knowing sufferers OF fheo
matlsm. whether muscular or o. The
Joints. sclallc. iumbagos. hackaehe
pains n Sic kldneys or neuralgia
palms. 70 write 10 ncr for home
Sreatnent which nus repeatedly cured
ail Of these lorlures. She feels II
Ter duty 10 send Il to all sufferers
FREE You cure Yourself at home as
thousands wVl testify 40 change oil
climate beifiB necessary. This imple
discovery banlshcs uric acid from the
blood. loeapns ilie silfuned joints
mirlhes the blood and brlghtenH Chg
eyes giving elacllcIly aud tone to ne
whole seslem n the above Interests
YOU soF proof address Mrs, M- Sum
megs, lax L South 3end Ind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

A mefeiless murdered Is Appendix
cllls with many victims Bur Dr.
Kings New Llie pills XIII Il BY pre-
yenllon They gently stimulate stoni.
aah, liver and bowels preventing Tint
cl0gglng that Invites appendicitis.
curing Constipation. Blll0usnass,
Chills, Aalarla. Headache and iaal-
gssilons 25e g. An Druggists,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27
WOMAN ATTEmP lEp DEsrRuc.
TloN


snteial q Che Daily Leadcr
0kIaaema Cily March ~ Despond
eui ever quarrel with her aweei.
hearf Maliel Brown pretty elth
23 yeeIs cid made q unsncceasllli
ai,annt 6 commit salcile hy drink
lus eafhelie rcid last nieii i, Cal
liornln street resort Medical elten
ucE Wes secured s. me ts sgve tna
ETa slfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

foF.igx nov nEnlnss Tho 9fIp--for Il
cuipes egefg geas0n aurel Prcvenlcs
ihe llEtIe Candy Cold Cufc Tablets
fsifer Il lhis respect most cerlan
anil dependable safeguard s'reVen.
iicA. IT the snee9a stage wIl as
we'll, also surely head of ali cnmmnn
ckla Bul prompeness II alllmnafi.
mt Keen proyenlles ii the pocket
ON purse for Instant yIsa iinx 81
KS for ahc Sold ID Wailfaas nEug
Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

Editor j "A RonfreW oi tlla AVN
Record stuffed 4 boom sor member
o. The srh00l board. bnt after every
voter n The city pledged hts Yula,
Renigew. humpilltaflan withdrew
not wishing to be elected end leave
iho other cGHdidetp 10 ycie save ihal
of Renlrew.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

Looted Sank Wante rrotectloE
The bank commissioned A. III
Young. announces thar The First Nm
ti0nal Beak 81 Comanehe. lnnted some
tlme ago. VIII be among the naiional
banks Is take ,All d state charter witt.
la the nnxi week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

We have added MANY iousand dollars worth OK merchandise
stock n the past 50 daysoser 100000 worth II one
shipment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

I777 711-7E777
perience Of Mrs. Alta hanes, of 9rif-
eaSNville, Ark, 5ng says: tSefog0 L
slv AS Gardni for nss fDfAale troubles. I
suffered death q thousand Zines I
used % have nergoNs SHELLS NATL soslle-
times diiln't want ID iiya anathan
minute 3he frss Aotsl8 nslpe6ni and
afisz taking ten bottles I am today q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

Monday win mark definitely the starting point 81 our second
year IL Guthrie We hope have pleased you audi hope
ot will continue 10 favor IS with the very liberal patronage N
same az you have in tlie past M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

The Less Expensive Basement wi offer bargains never
known Of before n tis section oi the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

tuf Spring Suits for adies and uir Spfng Suits Or nth
are al iidwi ie onsalt at sfcehllprces Mouday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

We will PIT our Less Expensive Basement Department 81
working order aeain Monday morning Amecmndisc OF sale
II the Basement will be at about ~ rs fsal value
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

lf|Ie g. e6rzzz fIInsllulta Hzzz H.Ass UssEa<a ~
ssHfsl essz1IhaH s4hrisaz s Ekaals plasaAss ss |t
Il u 'fa4se nv \. ~. - kAa|ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

avg the glow perfect health
tkeD PcA
honadpu1d the entRcs san
on
ned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

EpIac0nal church 1T Tuisa Il 10 nave
4 "veatea echolF; at least tho FOSSIL %.
pers 30 state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

I,uka kaandeva. aHHd HIlF.fylF aHa
stfAnlaea sesfA % Invalid AID helH
lt1N Ihz past ldfee EHHfe Died s.
'lh0Mas The elkHEx.IuuIfeHfaI|I
mother zIII4ed Aln aIaIIl AA8lH Ea|
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

The 0lsiaAOma City aeihpr;lea afe
after lhe hootleseese end Joint Keepers
AZ the nielfop1le
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

Marshall Wnnts Hitle better gr0.
teclion fnr is train sefelce ia time uf
high waier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

taklsueeas hope 81 i Havg9sble Arb.
anSas FeF a nol beine added e By
|te adlleH Of Afksusans. many q ne
latter akHIIas ihV boat llat would n
iHrn FpF: smith,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

"Jsn' vi and Martin Knight are
soIad IL 9gS 10 3 big hotel 81 fIa
Go. Is - ibtzr known e. Ro&utlFui
Buekellla siln lwo e6s4 V elRa I
proper alhnlly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

A down state newspaper says the
local hJillne. viii make display
herself, eboul n0xt week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

i. Il, Euekler. Th0mas, ate mlnee
pie; plomaine poison; recovered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-27

r. Brat county clerk of Woods
was badlg injured near klya whlls
-cglYlue He Eell from q loedcd Wasohl
the vehicle passing over bis bpdg
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
FIRE DESTROYED DWELLING
In MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT
J. A. Widows Burned Ont anu Other
Houses Badly Damaged.
IFrom Mondays Daily ]

About one O'Clock TINS morning
fire broke out In the second story
Of ]. A. widows house on West
North Fourth street burning the
house nearly to the ground and dam
aging the houses on either side con-
siderably
Mr.. Widows in an interview said,
II really do not see how the fire
could have started as there has not
been q fire in the cook stove since
last Saturday and we have been US
ing a gasoline stove since then. The
fire must have been burning some
time as we were awakened BY tue
roof falling in and the bricks Of the
chimney tumbling down" It was 3
close call for Mr.. Widows and his
family for had not the noise Of the
roof caving in and the chimney fall
ing down awakened them the whole
family might have been consumed.
The fire started in the northeast
corner Of the house quickly spread
ing over the second story completely
burning off the second story and the
root and damaging the rest Of the
house 50 badly that II will have to be
torn down. Almost all Of the furni-
ture was saved. The house isowned
by Miss Sarah shirk and was In
sured at $500.
The new house Of Mrs. Nitehmen'
which stands about is feet to the east
Of the house consumed, was 50 badly
burned that a new side on the west,
new top to the house and new roof
will be needed
NJ B. Martin, the contractor for
the building Of Mrs. Nitchmen's
house. may have TO stand the cost Of
the loss as the house was not con-
tracted to Be turned over to the
owner until November. There IL some
insurance on the ola house Of Mrs.
Nltchmen over which the new part
IL building but because the house
has been moved since II was insured
Il is possible that The insurance COM
pany win refuse payment
A. L. Young's residence, 80 feet
west Of the fire. vas considerably
ucorchsd and hsd Il not been for the
ouief work Of TIE firemen IN throw
Ing water upon he slds Of The house
next 10 ne IRE Il YOU'D hsre IN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
MINGLING MUSE AND
MERRY-GO -ROUND
Some ExperinCes ut Herington's First
Chantauqua.

| Ralph Parlette, who was star
speaker at the Harrington ChautauQua
has in the Lyceumite this interesting
story Of experiences there:
There's young blood circulating
down Main street at Herington, Kan
sas. Editor Frazier is the youngest
Journalist in Kansas and a chip off
the Ewingherbert block. Other am
bilious lads like Collard and Lamb
buy his ad space. A few weeks ago
this young blood realized that a
chautauQua was needed in Harrington,
and they had the thing under way
before dark. They planted It in the
city park and fired the public inter-
est. The merry-go-round man got
the right from the thrifty city coun-
Gil to pitch his tent right beside the
chautauqua tent and set up his raucus
engine whistle and hoarse organ
where they could drown the loudest-
lunged orator en- the platform. And
this Judas 1scariot persisted in rum
ming right through the cnautauqua
program. in face Of the protests OF
the management.
The rains put the early days out
Of the tent, which was found to
merely strain the torrents, and hud-
died the crowd in the opera house
these sweltering days Of early July.
The boys paid the TT. Riley Regi-
mental Band 5000 to give a concert
in the tent, with merry-go-round ac-
compartment. that put some new
tone colors in the classics and some
new words in the directors vocabu-
larry. Then a treaty was made IN
which the merry-go-round man
agreed to run with his pandemonluni
machine disconnected during the
speaking. mention this that others
may be forwarned and see that the
merry-go-round is at least three
miles away.
Came Dewitt Miller the hottest
night Of July. His generous bulk
stewed and fried under the glare
Of the electric while he batted bugs
and bachelors on the platform. But
he came off magnificently, though
in the midst Of ope Of hia loftiestf
flights there came the pcnderous
roar Of the whistle Of the car shops.
There had been q wreck ard this
was the call for the relief crew. Long,
loud. and persistent It caned. until
the fool steam whistle on that ac-1
cursed merry-go-rcund awoke and
set up its frantic shrek in sympathy
which stopped The lecture and split
the ears until the platform manager
could rush across ana choke off the
disturbance. All the which shows
the struggles in pioneering the chau-
tauoua idea,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

Miss Nellie Logan and Harry =. Leon'
ard Married To-day.

A pretty home Wedding took place
this morning at 10 O'Clock at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H. Logan
on North Kinney when their daugh+
ter Nellie was married to Mr.. Harry
Q. Leonard. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. A.
Leonard OF Enterprise. Only the
immediate relatives were present.
Rev. DR.. Blayney officiated.
The bride is one Of Abilene's popu'
lar girls and has the good wishes Of
all. The groom has a fine position
in the Palace drug store and is q
young man Of worth and ability. The
many friends Of both wish them much
10y. They Will take q wedding trip
to Eden valley. wyoming, where the
brides father is looking after land
investments. Mrs. Logan will ae-
company them.
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THEY'RE FErLrNc HETTER.Now
South Dickinson Farmers Have A
Bright outlook.


j. W. Murray, Of the University Of
Kansas, who has been spending two
weeks in South Dickinson, was in the
city visiting relatives. He said:
"crop conditions in South Dickinson
have never been more promising than
at present. The alarm felt a week
ago when the high wind flattened
the growing corn into tangled mass
in ali fields in the vicinity Of Hope
has passed. The corn made q re
markable recovery, in q few days
standing as straight and fine as be-
fore the storm. Only a few stalks
we're broken and the growth straight
ened up so that a number Of farmers
cultivated their fields without diff
Guilty. though most OF the corn IS now
too tall to be worked and the fielos
have been laid BY.
Wheat threshing Il now in pro
gress. The yield Is averaging from
IS to rs bushels an acre. Of excellent
quality"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22

Miss Fannie A. Toles, coiored. died
this morning at the home Of her
mother At 5th and broadway Of con-
sumption Of the bowels aged 81
years. She was attending tbe ouin-
daro college when she became N ana
two months ago came home. since
which tine she has rapidly failed.
she was q gradnats Of he Abilene
high school and had taught school in
northwest Kansas and oklshOma ana
vas a most capable young woman
with many friends A mother ana
thrse sirlsrs, Nm. " Baskerville.
Ma ruFenlA Lewis and Mn p.
Hahn are left ~ mourn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-07-22
KILLED ON HIS MOTORCYCLE.
Mark Romberger, Formerly Of abb
lene, Met Sad Fate.

A letter to Mrs. A. W. Rice from
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Romberger, now
Of COlgrove, Calf, formerly Of abb
Iene, says their son Mark, aged %,
was killed last week while riding a
motorcycle. He was hurt on the 9Th,
died the 18th and was buried the
18th. He was aged about 22 years
and was married last fall. He at
tended the Abilene schools before
leaving here and the family had
many friends and relatives who will
be sorry to hear Of the misfortune.