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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-09

Miss Irene Owens is visiting 4
Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-09

Mrs. ]. b. Clinedinst is attending
the State fair In Richmond.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
ANTHONY BUSY AT WORK

Special 10 lbn Daily Leader
OverIrClk. March 80 rhc lillh ~
brought ln hy The MaIMlIlan company
nnernling elghieea Miles rasi q Af4
more. on the sixth day lowed Si2 baf
rels " Is iuiefnllleul ilie hoNa
coming about lfleen minutes apart
blu has been sa hlgh M l3p haffslsi.
Tho other four vells pras1le - o'ti
put Of 4 loni ln9 baFrcl production
The eyciienenl among ihc oil mel
X duo to lhe sleellie gravity test ei
.ff. buf mat wIll. . ~ W. Relds iisl
ssiIlok be f00u9 The new.leal and VII
Isln down u hoI ab6so g7s that how
ever hplng better fb4n any oil nov
found Oesl 81 The Mississippi river
Thu wheeler field. elshtecn masa
weel ~ Arameee, 4. heavy oil MT
above "a
Ihre syndleates. one me sun,
eubsldlary concern of ne Slauaafd
kava sased thousands oi ueres ihf
kladlllNhcfmsn companies which u
aned shc easl aelds baHlng i.apq acffs
nAaF rpnllnnulHe leaeenpd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

= Among the Il
& Local Stores &


Mrs urNal callahan has accepted .
nbilloD in the ribbon department "a
ftil'e v q. Lutz Ilry tsIads store
Mrs EVA Bowers has accepted 8
iiuailinu 10 the r o. i.ulg 9ry Goodp
store
G. Ernest Hines. ol xanaas t'llf VS..
HE'D his sister Miss Ida Hines oi the
~ Q tl,x as goada store Sunday
VI II Webb. Who aas charge ol the
shoe department at taa Monarch hff
goods store. was called ID Stillwiter
fn business.
-,----s.-- sfrr-----r.f
Group posltlyely stopped IN 90 min.
utes. With Dr Shoop's Group Reme.
dy One tcsi alone wsll surely prope
fails truth No vomiting. no distress
A safe and pleasing syrup dvc sola
by Wallaees Dale Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH


speclal 10 lhe neiiy ieader
Enid Okla. March 20,-@ne man
painfully injured. ene man Slightly IN
tired ono horse killed and another
tugl was the result Of the snuihhouad
Rock Island psasengef tfrln running
Into rig shortly aftes slx O'Clock last
night al the Broadway crossing
q A iaflod. gi5 East Br1adway
wsg painfully brulsee sils comp n.
len. Norman Fennar6 VS. years oil.
rcsi6lng near Ilreckenrldge, alsa was
badly bruised
lfc irhin va sennine AZ q good rIge
81 epccd when il crashed into the aan
aich was attached ID X farm wagon,
tlFnwlng the luam 60 tho south alde
Of The psylng and hurting The met into
lho street Neither was seriously fl.
luged.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
Short Cuts to the News

Prof g. " Stevens, of the AlVa
aormI school is a Gutlria visitor
Prof Stevens WIS principal Of the
Guthrie high school lor three qeafa
end rs we'll known n lhe capiial city
iie has just returned from Alaska
shore be made q $4,000 collectIaa 81
Specimens for NJ uniting Prof. sies
ens win lecture in Guthrie In the
near future
The board q regents for ihe Stale
normal schools mee iu special ses
sion April Bib 10 elect the peeslapags
and ether members o. ihr faculty
81 the Two normal schools recently
leoaied BY me legislature al Table
Qug and Daraul Srmmer scho0l
Will be- held IN both OF thess plaees.
Anegns thar be was cruel ana ueK
lecifal Alma T. sutlcr lled sui IN
lhe district eGuf late yesterday NJ
lernon against BENJAMIN litler ask
ng for q decree q dieorce
District Judge A. II huston Monday
gffnied a decree af divefce 10 ihe
aMlniin in the case of Winlfrca Moore
IVA II q. r.. Moore Ahandonm. ant
gross neglect Of duty were ihe ground
stated u the petition.
Wni Nlilalsa eolofed paid So
81 IN police court today On the charge
81 nghslnk
L. fsmel m enlpioye " The Vet
eedora Cigar company, was seuleneee
( 10 tWaniy DAYS street N0r. mis- morHf
i lfg p Police .Iullsp Poles nn d cliefrs
If slealLg cigafs from Tie storm aif
lgpElne ihcnl-
Ccnlmotof 7 Brlrknrr Il ereef
ms i modern Sa.9Hn residence for IS
II rows nn Noflh Ash street
W0ri commenced llls morning ii
TepNcius the fltni ~ thc n q IuiA
dFy gyods Hl0fe Whilc stone VIII
granite ileings Is to ~ used IN In
IS in0l front which viii BE- made unf
loi lhA mgt niodefh bl,lhc sluie
=@
iael NJ saHalHl. luder " The IaHat
tfNhiy SanaIhf r|alfi, aud the eoaaf'
commissioners arc booking o. quar-
lltra in 0FpaNza lhe ruurt as soon 4
hu slhe Judge saHdIlu y lll.n1l uanli
III elerk until Fl AaRtf lhr uall =
hhlcc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
CARRIE HAS FORTUNE Ill

Mrs Carrie A Nation nh0 lia made
much money stlIng balchela aud lee
turing over the country hlegniHfllas
sal down al the corner of 0kaaaina
avenue enl Dl4lAinn street ahl had 4
Iiindun inftuue tpIls tllk 70 her f
hIle pRylne j dime f0r the privilege
Quite 4 crowd followed hef 80 thf tent
sluQrs allis neafa lhr man ten hff what
+ great woman ste was Ne Nlld
he5 lenglhgl|I lighting Niallllef afs
H|e stoHhHa hHeH II mapt a sk|fuH 2
and would be IN pilIfrs ne q
fhat slA wa and had Been ID nnHil
trouble tllt TIM she would eventually
.ttnlh Qua shaaa I'll Ill
LII fEA - ~ IN -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Hutchinson. Kaua After trying doc
tors and dlf'-veni medicines fer Rld'
ney. bladie lnd rheumatic trouble
Halls reSas. f0ncar cured me Il is
the best medicine on earth Walter
". Perry. 70 y, Mein street. Sold bs
q! druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
E L ECTRaC sdI5,'1s sdiIIF5 ggsT I.vg goh
am BiTTERS ASn KlbNrsa


c7ndy Easter Hats Shown W snteis
frnm llic NpW York Herald
lia ier hats Of rnay have arrived
il illc lhge hatela and nauasefs q
lhs dlnlhs fealas arc pulutng 20 ne
exhiblia ni hfigAl etlurcd millinery
with pflde An elahpraie bar shown
IL TN n aaslnH u tfc Aotol MaH
haliAn NaR nf the peach basket ae'
tlRn N what seemed a w pink aisfn
iink psA aH1 d long White uagflsh
R'alti'r whule aifai q lllese ~
10 pntcf shapes ~as on exlNblliea
u llc lllael nhhuHll aad lnelli'kd filn
HlpH rifles several baia 81 miatff
all1Hlloh Nell eho Dc IfIs
wcsk ateail busy nov making l1aaItf
F
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

.Dr q. = snaanaeA late D. lles
lla conlag Tile puAllf 9ll, expert
encc u rare irerl hearing lh lecture
0g Df. johannes Hl tac .'ir5i n E.
dhurch Thusias evening APRIL +
at 6 O'clock Admission 40 cents Tick
ela o. sale at rnaloiflcc prug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Where the sidewalks meet on the
Northeast corner Of Broad street and
Warner avenue the recent heavy rains
have caused the dift % cave 81 three
feet None but the "old timers
know the cause & we'll WAS dug there
BY the lownsite commissioners and IN
the early days II was tho only we'll
aa that side Of the lewualte Tho rpsl-
arnts for half q ni:lc around would
come TO the old we'll, sixty feet deep,
70 gel watcr II WAS nllo6 % and
packed down fifteen years ago. the
recent hard rain ceaAed tue earth e
sink tlrtc feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
Pertaining to Those
on the Sick List

Mrs J Il coliinghsm rs critically
III al her home on East Man5ur ave.
Mra & RI peek Il al the STICK llas
HeafJ Impure blood makes 6 Hu2s
dN Nlnply complexion hendaeheH
HWset. Indigestion Thlr blood makes
eou weak pale sICsly Suuoek 1l0ad
hiiicrs makes lha bio Il rlch red psn
resi1fes perfect aea.t-
4=4-4#
este path Swedish, seeks Y@Fg as
trained ntirse far fade or gentleman.
ftcri time N ttls 1oullrt speaks
aaelisn aefmas and freach sdw
ApAnaal. aulpbur aprlnes Tex
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

HETTlE HOLLIS MATTHAis
The Only cblored Specials, N she
city malsof Of hair aoodo Fashlouah.e
hair dlcssinu manicure ,mhssene,
sbampoonp chlropody-~appontmsnl
made outaite cs city fol- nartief Of
iivo oF moro. raiuea Ia Chicago col
lege Satisfaction guaranteed Tel Hod
1886 Or write ai0 : 10Th street OK.
iahome CITY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
ANOTHER BIG OIL
Strike NEAR ARDNlRE.

W =. Anthons former leglalalor and
editor o. the MafloN Review Is nov
s1ngly Installed n Ills new position as
private secretary to the governor. air
Anthony II not only one 81 Tbs best
Informed men III The state but Sc Il 4
wprke N every sense oi the word -
IS yalnahle acquisition 70 the atate
eillcal family AMI hrlngs 70 hls new
post fund uf Information pei'tslh.ns
% state affairs Anlhons Is Qulst ana
NpasaumlnE set courteous wiiha ana
n bis neW position win make good
sH-Ass- e4~-.a~e+Ia
lost slhg0n Monday norhng be-
tween OkIafama State hank and
State House Liberal reward Il r..
turned 10 Geo MeNeal az Stale House
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
Fresh Topics
Of the Town


VIII Lotatr ln NuthFle.
Attorney jack Ilarflk, one Of 'he
best known lawyers ln western Oklas
Aoma rcN located al Guymon. will
move bis tiilco 90 Guthrie Ia The near
future Nj Haris opposei Joe Mof
rs Tor snuaior Ia the Third ssna,ss
Sal district two Years $40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Are yo M On the new rcAd pNf,
Get cops u the new law a l'le
Leader cnlee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

The Ramsay fesllencc. corner Of
Washington ayenuc and elm street,
~ : be occupied ~ Mi and Mrs, w
II Coyle VI the near future. Judge
s. M i,pys aud family are moving
into lle FrcG ~. Nenner residence
corner of Mafle and Loeaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

M and Mrs Ross Long gave de
llghtml appointed diuner grlda, eve
ming Tor Mrs. M h irrRslcr Of Guth.
Tie anG Mrs. w. III SmaleY. Of HI.
dlana who were guests cs MIR nnd
Mrs o -. ilalsell over lhc week end.
A large vase ill'vd with fragrant plum
blossoms made III elective ce1fef
decorati II Yof fae table el which
covers were laid for seven Little
Louis llalscll was an additional guest
prcsent Oklahdne City Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Nsihlns ln The eaf q Cough n
quito so annoying AZ iIekl|ng tease
lng. wheeziug. bronthIa t1sish 1hp
quickest relief comas perhaps ffnn
q prescription known ID pfuKtls|Ascv.
elywhefe as nf shonp's Cough ihm
edy Aud besides. Il Ia SO thoroughly
harmless ;hai mothers elrc 4 Wilt
perfect safety even % Tho yonARes
babes The tender eases olaa, slnpiQ
mountain shrub giee g ~ Shoolfa
Cough Remedy ls remarkable rufa
tive effect A feN dey2 leal Win teit
Sold by Waslace's Drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30


: 1f1l SEA la9N MA
L ID .tn lf AZ set bus iN' t'A'n
las swN ..i-L t'tt sai
pnospEcTuG
"Wednesday
Womens Missionary society First
Presbyterian church meets with MIS-
A. ~ Porter IN afternoon
Niblack Haskell wedding Ia evening
Ladies Trinity Gould alse missionary
tea in afternoon at home Of Mrs alll
inesley
Thursdsy.
Thursday Afternoon Euchre Club
meets
kmoua club meets IA afternoon
Guthrie Choral society meets N
evening.
Excelsior chb meets az Carnegie lib
4 rary ia pltenoon
4 d. A y Johannes lectures at First
Methodist church
Friday.
4 Guthrie whist club MEETS IL after
noon
Benevolent society meets H. after
noon with Mrs. Horace speed
mrs N n Wallace entertalns Fri
day Afternoon Whist club % afternoon
Saturday
Executive committee OF City Fedora
ton meets at Carnegie library in after
noon.
Tho Bright Side
Life believe me. Is not d dream
50 dark ais sages say;,
orr little morning rain
Foroipls a pleasant day
Sometimes there are clouds Of gloom
But these are transient all.
II tho shower will make The rosel
bloom.
oh, why lament rs iall2
Charlotte Dronie.
The Guthrie lalies chorus vii
moei this evening al 8 o'clock al alis
4 Williams studio who ladies are re
& quesird iu meet promptly for 6 shOr
business session beturo rehearsal
N The Ramsay fesiloncc corner o
n Washington avenue and elm street
n II ! be occupied hy Ar and MRS, N
Il. Coyle VI The near future ludg
4 s. w iipys aud family are W0pin
4 into tia FREQ ~. Wenncr rssltcnc,
corner Of Mgfleaaud Logaa
IN and Mrs Ross Long gave di
a lghtful appointed diuner vrday cvl
81 Ming Tor Mrs. vi Il, rrraslcr ol Gutl
Y ric anG Mrs N. n. Smalleg Of Il
q dlana, WHO were guests cs MIR Hi
= Mrs o 81 ilalsell over The week on
large vase il'ra with fragrant plul
s blossoms made III effective ceate
q decoratl II .0f IL labic 20 whie
!. covers were laid for seven Lit
Louis llalseli was an. additional guel
present Oklah6me City Times.
/
AIRS. W. a. F<gsler and her gres
Mrs. 3 j amalleY Of Wichita ei
visiting friends n Oklahoma City.
s Mrs NJ f. Trump and Miss Aaf
$ Casall returned this afternoon ffoi
Z il Visit 10 Oklahomasc City With friend
Il Mrs h sadpreiWaitc hes reiurre
7 from q ylsit III wichita With rea
lives
Mr. aud Mrs j p Reyao'ds hal
lfelurnei TO their 3omo ln Enid aftl
d shoi Ylsg b lAe city with relative
& Alrs Wlnafd stanleton, formerly
q ttls city ana NOW joplin Mo-.
y herc LOOKING atHr prog0rlg Interest
q airs Il NJ calleot has return,
s from visit % her former home
Wamego, Kansas
n Miss tlgssie Weleh. Of siilskogee.
Il Iyei o NE morning train and Is
K gpesi ~ Mrs = G. Eaker at q
fletel lage
- The Elule club mel Monday wi
b AIRS, Louise AsBtw al her home ls
r West Warner avenue There was
1t tull attendance ai members The lt
4 study was devoted to Music IN q
many Those participating VI The
lerestina program were Mesdam
- ('rw Hays. Askew Kingdom, ri
s. =s-.u~~..su.ssa.=s..z=sss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
sNNlLIN I pRNIIa aD1

j0el Eandlla lA enjoying few dayz
81 aulrb5e preparatory in helue sworn
81 as superior iais saudliu hsF bees
#ofhlna bard Ieioufh a day. q pfI'
fAie secretary . lhs soTerunf aud his
rest h well eafnea and hls prsm9llo
rrths
Judge Sfndfih IS 4n nble ulaH anNE
Nlil maize iH4ssl u which IhA Fl
mia lglsl maY Wall IHRl nfppd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Df luh1nnea. Iair II nafiIn Grained
IL lhe worlds |esdiHe stslp t|lleA 4
student o' the Nelenfes NAlclY ,tf
cled ana farolnl observer nf ma'l
and things
fhi4 nnled mar win ieelufe Ia tluIA.
re ai ne Flfsl N r ehuFth l|Ro nlshI
Of Apfll The subject nf bis lceluir
viii he unknopn Worlds This |aes
Tine via ~ lcad of which all ShonlA
patlaar. as V II arlAom We have sues
10 opportunity AdWkalan atr Az
cordially lnvllcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Tho Bright Side
life, believe me. is not d dream
50 dark ais sages say;,
or q little morning rain
Forolells pleasant day
Sometimes there are clouds Of gloom,
But these are transient an,
II tho ehower will make The roses
bloom.
oh, why lament ITS fall2
Charlotte Dronie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Tho frlends Of Afa lid Cook gave
pheasant surprise pariy asi eve.
ming al me ccoA residence l2f Nofih
First street The occasion helnH tte
lamhdey Anniversary Of The aonofae
Tho evening waa spent plea anllY n
caris and conversation l,igh fe.
lreshmcnls we're serFed and tie event
nrns lhemefIliY enjoyable one.
rhe guests Included. MI nnd Mrs.
lsa. &. Allen Mr and MrslEd haYls
Mr. and Mrs A + Balinilng NJ and
Mrs i, Bachtold Nh and Mrs I y.
Finch. M AMI Mira Z y Graz NJ.
and Mrs ". s. Metz. Mrs Louise Ah.
kew Mrs Wllson Mrs lioilnspn u
Naylna. Mrs, Douglas Mrs klinh 1fa
ferrick Miss Ethel hredla Miss Nel.
Ne crays and Mrs Earle Davis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

The Guthrie Ladies' chorus viii
meet this evening al o'clock al Miss
Williams studio. Tho ladies are re.
quesicd 10 meet promptly for G short
business session beluro rehearsal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Mrs n y Morrison and daughter
loaenhlne. 0f ponea ciN hre the
guests 81 Mrs Moffls0ne sister Miss
IDA Nihlack Fl hga East y he ave.
uus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

whe life 0f siapoieon was lln sun.
lect mdulgeG n b. The Gamarilge
club blondey afternoon az 'lo Natz
negic library. The sull mcm9ctshlp
was nreseat dts. $. q iawieEee
gave an interesting fupdlns on ma.
poIeons aanIshheut and kAilfn 70
franco MesdameH 7 y l!alz 81
Newleld aud " X ?aliers.a llhn
read Interesting papers rnoA ne .lte
Of The flsitrlc leaeef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Tho o,d Guthrie High FiHe elans
known now as the Monday evening
Five Hundred club was enler'alagN
Monday evening Al the nome q Afs
and Mrs. y Isl MeNeal ! l2U Wesl
Cleveland avenue Hen Fiye was
nl8spd auslnR the evealus Hre tables
helms Hllcd. Logan 3eFue't aud Afa.
Charles acelg aou the 3rst houefs
Dalnty refreshments we-e served ae
..lob merle two weeks hcrce wlih
mr. and alrs 4 + pouelas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

AT me meeljae Of lhe smart sel
Saturday afternoon n NE hone 81
Yrs Gilen er vi tisa derirade faf
tisan heIug the hnateHa Mlsh ieuNlg
graun won ihe first prize q euehre
Miss lda Nihlaek the lone hanl and
Mrs Frank Post fae e0usoa' on prize
The guests OF fhe club wcre Mesdame
/. y Beadies G 4 Peck Of Pa~ana-
IA and Miss HedWig BRAUN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Friday.
Guthrie whist chh MEETS n after
noon
Benevolent society meets H. after
noon with Mrs Horace Speed
mrs N 70 Wallace entertalns Fri
day Afternoon Whist club 10 afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

There las been sune llhunarf lAQu
Ing concerning the Invitations 10 thr
wedding OF @ss lIlskoll ana bie Mn
lack which wan taAc place tomorrow
evening IA The state house Eila7uKp
no Invitations have hrer laance % lnt
wedding, an who received luN''eioas
10 lhc reception Hhich Tcre sent pul
by the state officials Win be- expected
10 attend the Wedding, which wlll take
nlacc IN the aprale chaNber, iccoho
iour, o. Che state Aunse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Saturday
Executive committee OF City Fedora.
tlon meets at Carnegie library in after.
noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

WI Z n 9le- 3 D ~ M u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30
pRospEcTuA

Thursdsy.
Thursday Afternoon Euchre club
meets
illmoua club meets IA afternoon,
Guthrie Choral society meets n
evening.
Excelsior clslh meets at Carnegie lib
rary Ia pllernoon
D. a. y Johannes lectures at First
Methodist church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Ccnlmoiof T BrIrkner Is erect
ms i modern 53.4Hn residence fQr "
II powe nu NoFlh Ash street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-30

Mrs. VIZ AZ F~gsler and her guest
Mrs q J.. smaileN Of Wichita, are
visiting friends Il Oklahoma City
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
MAIL MATTERS
In West Virginia Are Acted
Upon Officially in
Washington.

WASHINGTON. d. C., April 3d.
Poshmasters appointed: Goose Creek.
Richie county. Boyd Wilson; INITIALS
burg, Fayette county. Chester D. Kirk
patrick; Winter, Kanawha county.
Mamie L. Gibson. Otto o. westfall
appointed regular. j. l.. westfall. sub
stitute rural carrier route No. i. at
Wolf Summit.
Rural route ordered established
July !: clifton Mills, Preston coun-
ty. route No. i, serving so families;
Leona. Mason county. routes Nos 9
and 3. families 225: Martha. cabell
county, route No. 1, families 100; Rio.
Hampshire county. route No. /, fam-
lilies Sc; springhill. Kanawha county.
route No. i, families 200. Otto Bever
appointed rural free delivery carrier
route No. 2 at West Union.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
GAMBI ING OUTFIT
GOES UP IN SMOI< E
AGED LADY DIES
Mrs. Sarah Brooks Sue
cumbs to a Stroke of
Paralysis.

a stroke OF paralysis at noon Fri
day was the immediate cause OF the
death Of Mrs. Sarah Brooks Mt her
home on Meigs avenue at four o'clock
Saturday morning. She had suffered
some time from complication Of dis
eases.
Mrs. Brooks was the widow of F.
NJ. Brooks. now deceased. who was a
prominent resident OF the county re-
siding at wilsonburg. and quite well
known to many of the present resi-
dents Of the city. Her maiden name
was Sarah Taylor and she was born
and reared at Middleville, Taylo,
county. She was the second wife OF
Mr.. Brooks and four sons and one
daughter survive her, besides mum.
her of step-children. The sons are
Newton Brooks. of Bridgeport;
Charles E, Brooks. OF clarksburg;
William Brooks, of Mason City; and
Robert Brooks, of Eikins. The daugh.
ter Is Miss Ida Brooks, of clarksburg
Step-chfldren residing here are Rich.
ard Brooks and Mrs. W. A. Blair.
Next October Mrs. Brooks would
have been 20 years of age. She wa.
member of the Middieville Baptis
church and woman loved by all who
knew her.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
SUPREME COURT
OF the State Acts on
Number Of Appeal
Cases to 1t.

The supreme court of appeals has
acted upon the following cases.
w. A. Davidson, administrator, VS..
George f. Davidson ct al, from Mon
roe county; appeal and supersedeas
awarded.
Addie L Thompkins. administrator,
VS.. Sunday Creek Coal Company. from
Kanawlia county; writ or error and
supersedeas allowed.
p. A. George ct al, VS.. NJ. NJ. Col
Inns eli ais, from Greenbrier county:
writ Of error allowed.
U. T. Wade vs.. Mary D. Carney ct
-al. from Wood county: appeal and
supersedeas allowed.
The supreme court expects to finish
up the work at Charleston by May 4 :
and after short rest the term a,
Wheeling will begin.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-05-06
ONE HUNDRED LIVES ARE LOST
In TORNADOES OVER THE SOUTH
HOLDERS
OF Policies in Phoenix Mutu-
al Inquired About BY
Company.

Messrs. Barr and Reynolds, general
agents for the Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance Company, have been asked
to locate number of old policy
holders OF the company, in a letter al
follows from the home office in PITTS.
burg:
The following is list of old pol
Icyholders and their last known adj.
dresses. who hold paid up policies in
the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company and who have not been
heard from In many years. The com.
pany desires TO locate these parties,
or some relatives. in order to settle
the claims. Kindly use every effort to
obtain this information and advise. the
home office.
Joseph Harvey, Wheeling. w. Va:
Alfred s. Prlchard. Bassettville. w.
Va: Charles +. Peck. Pittsburg. Pa;
Robert Miller. Jr., Wheeling, w. Va;
David Thomson. BASKERVILLE, w. Va;
David Thornbtrn. Martins Ferry. o.;
Nehemiah F. Slmmeral, Webster. Pa:
William Bowman. Jr.. weilsburg. w.
Va; Daniel Gottschalk. shamburg.
Pa; Reginald Fl. List, Wheeling, w.
Va: William P. Allen. Beaver Falls,
Pa
Any person who can furnish infor-
nation concerning any of the above
mentioned parties will confer a favor
upon them as well as the company
by addressing Barr & Reynolds, gem
eral agents. 42s Empire building.
clarksburg. W. Va.