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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No Guthrie Citizen Can Afford


to Ignore.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes
from the kidney seeretions They
will warn sou when the Kidneys are
sick. Well kidneys eNefete a clear.
amber aaid SICK kllneys send ont
a thin, pale and fcamy. or q thick,
red, ill.smelling nrine. full OF sedi-
mem and irregular Of passage
DANGER SIGNAL. NO. 2 comes
from The back. Back pains dull and
heavy, or sharp and acute. tell YOU Of
sick kidneys and warn you OF the
approach Of dropsy. diabetes and
Brighfs disease. D0an's Kidney pills
cure sick kidneys and cure them per
manentIy. Here's Guthrie proof
j. C Iaros painter 3t5 s First
ST. Guthrie. Okla says Il think
lla. u is my occupation thai weak.
encd my kidneys My back waa very
lame and ! could NOT DO a hard days
work without suffering Al times The
kidney serrainns We're very painful
In passage and from This SYMPTOM
! knew that my kidneys were onl ~
order Upon using Daan's Kidney
Pills which J procured from j ~
Wallaees drng store. my kidneys
we're Immediately strengthened and
the pains IN my back ceased Doans
kidney Pills certainly did The work
required for them IN my case and
can say thaa never tried a remedy
Of such great merit
For sale by all dealers. Price so
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember ile name Doan and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15

Blood Poison can never be cured with mercury
or potash wa might as well knos this nrst -
last Medical authorities say 50. The NEST thfs-
drugs eau do is 10 drive the blood poison back
iato the system and smother Il for several years
Then when yen think are cured. pitlfal mer
cary symptoms VIII break out. and y0u hud that
yeur bones have been roftug all the while. Your
teeth will begin 20 loosen aud your tissues
stands. brain aud Vital organs win show the
terrible destructive power or the mercury and
potash. Locomotor Ataxia. Paralysls Imbeeil-
ifr aud Premature Death ore then almost inef-
iiahle. ANY medical authority will coFrubarate
these statements. The remarkable vegetable
0hhar Treatment does not drive in the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15
the OBBAC co.
294O Hscior Bldg, Chicago. Illinois,

IN 1906 20 lS042 IN 1909. The pres
ent year was marked by the best fig.
IRE of merit ever recorded at West
Point. Col Scott saws that the mill
taiy academy will be only too glad
TO arrange for contest In marksman.
ship With the Naval academy the
teams representing the two institu-
Enna sh0ting one year III West Point
and the following year at Annapolis
the teams to be chosen by drawing
lots from the first class marksmen
" each academy This plan, he says
would make every esdet in the class
a candidate for The team and would
DO away with the Objectionable and
defective practice OF training 4 few
at The expense OF many.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15

In bis annual report. Col, Hugh +
Scott, H. S. A. superintendent Of the
u. S. Military academy at West Point,
takes exceptions to the criticisms
which have been made because the
academy has not sent a team Of ca
dets to the rifle matches while the
II. S. Naval academy has been in eti-
dence constantly Col Scott says
tnat III 1906 he expe lmeni Of ain
ing q team of cadets for the national
match was made. That year The in
digiduai figure Of merit Of the entire
class including It's team Of experts
was only 7256 The instruction oI
the men on The team reduced 20 a
minimum so that tho maximum
amount of instruction might be given
TO the tenn. Consequently. he save,
the cadets needing the practice least
had The chance of practicing nest
while those who needed the most prac
iiea got the least. Al the same time
the men on he team. TO find time to
practice had 10 neglect otter import.
ant branches Of study 50 the academy
authosiiies decided TO abandon the
team iiea because Il violated the pfIn-
ciple Of equal instruction f9g all Col,
Scott states that the Indisidsal fig
fssst s-t4slff har ff.rrf4-s sa4 fpnf5,s 81 T.,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15

Why is SUGAR Swectf

II sugar did not dissolve In the mouth
you would not taste the sweet.
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC Is as strong as the strongest
bitter tonic but you de noi taste the
bitter because the Ingredients do not
dissolve in the mouth. but do dissolve
recdily Ia the acldN OF the stomach.
Is just as good for Grown People as
for Children. The First and Original
Tasteless Chill Tonic The Standard
for 30 years. soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15

Foley's Orino Laxative Is best for
women and children lts mild action
and pleasant taste make it prefer
able 70 Violent purgailyea such as
pills, tablets. etc. Cures constipation
e. r. Fsenfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15
3O.naY Treatment FREE

NQu wallt 10 be cured and cured quck-Hot
poisoned With mercury and potash for years. A
9o-Day Treatment Is yoers Tor the a'king. Yog
VIII open yonr eyes az what It win do for YOU In
/ month. We incat you free for a month Just
write 10 as and get the treatment free. Then Z
soa are satisfied it Is the most remarkable treat
pent you ever took. yon can continue II you
wish Never IN your life will yon ever again
iaye such an opportunity for complete cure. as
given you By this
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15
cold causes Lleadache

LAXATIVE BROMO Qninine, the
woald wide Cold and Grin remedy
removes cause. Call for full name
I .ook for signature E. w. GROVE z5c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15

A Blow in the 6ack.-An oyereoat
Is Il necessary nuisance and the ten
dency to take II off on warmish days
in late autumn and winter Is as
strong as il Is unwise. A treacher
Gus wind liis You IN the hack and
the next morning you have lumbago.
Rub well and often with Perry Da.
Wis Painklller and YOU will be
astonished TO find how quickly all
soreness IS hanished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-15
Great Ohhac Treatment

This is n square deui You sign nothing no
totes. make as no promises, except to take the
treatment.
The wonderful Wasserman Test. the only blood
ioSon test known TO scientists proves that the
iody is completely purified by the Obbac Treat.
ncnt and that mercury and potash do not cure
locd poison. Sit down. and write 10 u.s. giving
full history OF your case In detail We will
rect vour bitter rs a sacred confidence Con
rtaiinn and advice free We viii send YOU also
he remarkable book. "Drlvlng Out Blood Poison"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24
SnrdD eincm Strakenbabn-ltnfaq uer'
lest.

EottSpilIe, go, %. Suli. -
Grei Mitglieoer Der bieiieen 2oee Der
Offs" uno 5iuei Der Soge IN Cation,
go, mllroen id)uer perlebt uno bic
meiteren Snioiien zines Spe5iolma-
gems Der StroBenbobn bon Slml-
bling Gun Yort nod YottSpiQe,
neutrality-suspicious., libel 5eridmn.
Den mo 5eritoBerL oils Der @ogen
ploblid1 aus ben Shienen iprong uno
umitiir5te. Gic Sdwerperlebten iino
Sbomas .. @oloen bon bier, benz
cinige Stunoen ip1ter Elm 9tin am.
plitirt lperben muBte, ierner Barge
Meioman uno George ". 9omer,
9eioe bon bier, SomeS Grnit aus ga.
ton mo Srmin Eolll aus Bangor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24
Grpluiium amf &rcnscr ,Grairic."

Eropincetomn, Moii, %.
Sui. - 9ci Der Grploiion zines Sci.
~lelrobreS al @oro Der Ionpfbarfolie
oeS 9unbeSfrGt5era oEroirie" Der at
lontildcn Slottc, Die iid cine babe
Meitc" BON Der Giimbdhnurrft ereig.
ltete, mllrbe Der Seemonn George T..
9romn aus philadelphia itmer Der.
lett, mGbreno 5wei onoere Secleute
NIT gcnouer Noth Dem 9leifenS did.
iol cntronnen. Ger @erleBtc milrOe
bon elmer nnberen @orfoiie, Dic sur
Sillfe berbeieilte, an 9oro Ger yYroi.
RE" gebrud)t, no er in tritiidem 81.
ltonoe oornieocrlieat. Nropn uno
leille 9egleiter bcfonoen li6 olti Der
6obrt nod Der Stoot, nm Mitnooor.
r0tbc fir Die nBroirie" ~ob5ubolen.
Die 2ompiborfoiie Der ~Froiric"
fam poaio reporirt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24

8arpsaurs ipcgcn Gllfr2i5upg sum
ltndeAaEi6m egeJclt Die S%tootagelesc
81 elmer Stroic Don $t20 uno ben
2lbbe GartculL Der heS &or0inul8 on
ItIBigc 8ortc pou Der &on3el uerlcicn
Bate. 3t So Straie. Ger &uroiuol
bette bel ieincr S1ltoQirlrng ols Grj
bii6oi NcGltBert, OuB e5 ni6t ulr OoS
9'Cht, lollOern logar Die Yilidt zines
Gbriiten ici, einem @eiebc, mclde5 &C.
gen Die bcili9en lSlltcrciien Der Stride
u(ritoBe, Oeu @eborinln 5lt perpCi
germ. Gr bc3og iiG babel oIf Oo@
@cicB, weld)cs Die Grenmlng DON
STRIDE unO Stoot pcrfiigt. @coer Der
aar0lnal, nod Der Nbbc maren I'M
@cri6t erlhicnen mo feiner Don Bel
ben bat bis jett ieine Strofe be5oblt.
&cllte per0fientIiht Scr &or0innl
cit S6rci6cn in meldcm er ertIGrt,
CT crtenne Die 2(utoritdt Ocs @eridta
nift an lrn0 meroe ocnl llrtbcil feline
@codtltng idCnfen. @r id)licBt Oa9
Sdreiben nit oen Mortrn:
sd ocriprof bel meincr &llocIti.
tlir. Die Hedltc u1o 6rcibcit Der
Stride bis olli'S @htt 81 pertbeioigen
ltlO merbc mcil &eripred)Cn bultcn."
&cin aduicr iir &ir6cns
Gigcntbun III.
Boris, %. &llli. - @eItcrn iolte
sic Solcsmena .N6tei i'm Qepurtc-
ment Der Sortbe, Gin @cbGlI0c, ociicu
@eIdifte hrs elite Sabrbumocrt jlts
riitrei6t, oerlteigert mcrocn, ober
Der Scrfollf mltBte mtcr6lcibcn, neil
iid feline 8Gllfcr cingcfunocn 6otten,
obluobl Der 3ui6log 81 Dem GltBerit
nleorigcn Freiic BON 100000 erfols
gen loQte. &n Dem @cbGuoe poblls
ten bic 9encoiftincr, bis iie I'M Sabre
1902 %9c5luungcn mlroelL ii6 ollBcrs
bolb 6ranfrcid's cincn neltcll @ir.
fllt9afreiS 81 iltbcL uno lie bobcn
cnorme Sunrmcn ulf Die @ieocrbers
telling ocS urnltcn @ebGlloc@ Der
tunl0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24
In Nlasfn anoelanat.

6liidtige ruiiii6e StrGflinQc aus
Si6irien frcu5tcu Die @cring@itro-
BE uti 9ootcn, mclfe tic 0cll Gin
gcborcncn lp%e9nubnitu.
Seattle, @oib., %. &uli-Ginc
Spc5ioloepci6e aus Nome, @llnafo,
9iebt NufihluB iibcr Die meitcrc6llld)t
Der rnliiiden politiideu StrGflinGe,
0encn eS, lpie man glnltbt, gcllnngel
III, bonn Sit.aop, Sibirien, ans iiber
Die 9eringS-S troBe Die aiiItc Don
Nl0afd 81 crreidcn.
Nnr /. Suli lon0ete Der ruliil6e
Gompfcr n&lo0ipoitot" oreiblmoert
rullil6c NuSlpauoerer IN Some, NuaS-
fo5 iebob Die SGIftc biticr &eltte lpltr.
DC ouf Weilung oeS 9unoeS5ollinipef=
tors Seegle ais poIlitdn0ig mitteIloa
tple0er 1portirt. Ser Compiler, NIT
Den oitagcmieiclcn Nuiien an 9orO,
9ing om 8. Sui BON gtonle no6 DEM
Sit=&op III Gee, no bic Jlllien gelun-
oct lpur0en. Sort lpurbcn lie, ruie tie
bebolptclL bon ~5luon6ig politiihen
StrGiIingen Die inn WiGr5 3. 5. ans
Dem Yofutsf 1iitritt, Sibirien, 1900
Wicilcn mcitIid) Don DEM Slt.aop,
cntflobcu luorcn, in Den 0ienit ges
preBt nnO ae5mungelL bel Der gemults
Ionlen Wcgnobnlc bon @ooten Der
Gingeborencn bcbililid) 81 iein. Nuf
oicien 9ooten iouen Die 6lii6tlinge
ben llcbcr9ong iibcr Die 9eringSitro-
BE nod NloSto bcluerfitcQigt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24

Sn Chicago, 81, lit BEL elmer
StraBenia9O ollf berrenloie Sunoe,
nobel bic Eoli5ei II Softer erid,oS,
cin EaIiont, NomenS grtbur 9inoen.
meier, bon cinem Golisiitclp ms
@eln geld)oiIen moroem Hunn9d fJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24
Cine Gatoltropbe i II
8etcrS6urq.

petersburg, %. Suli.-Gnrd)
Den GinItulr5 zines nod in Scr Or
rittlmg begriffenen groBen @cbGll-
beS an Der HoiipeBbopo. StroBc MIR
ben bcutc 5luonSig grbcitcr gct00tct
mo Oiclc nn0cre pcrlebt.
(Sp0ter.) - @citcrc 5pon5ig glr-
better mcr0en ucrmibt u1b man
gIallt, ooB 0icielben ais 2cidcn inter
oen Grilmmcrn liegen.
Nod ipGtcre Hodri6tcn Itcqen sic
Sod)loge mie iolgt oar: 0rei 2cidell
liro uliaciunoen moroeu; man peiB
politip. ooB nod IA o10erc inter ben
Srilmnern liegen unb i'm 8ou5cn
merocn % Wnnn uermiBt; od)t Ser
Iette iiub in cin Soipitol gcifitt
froroen; mcbrcrc 2cid)en fonnen pom
Den REORGANIZATION 1eieben uer.
rcn, ollcin man nllib bel Den glllirGlls
mingSarbciteu lebr poriid,tia sll
Werte gcbelL nm meitere Ginitiir5c 5ll
perbiitcn. Ger Contractor. lueld)er
Dos @ebGu0e erribtct, madt cine
Spe5ialitGt ans Dem llmboll alter
8ebGltoc, uno 5pci Gbnlider aoto-
Itropben iino ibm in ben leBtcn pnor
Scbren poiiirt.
&aroinaI Inbrieu aber.
mails perurtbeilt.
Sor0cnur, %. Siilt. - 0oS
Corrections Tribunal perilrtheilte
aoroinal InorielL @rSbiidoi pom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24

einen Slug bon 10 Meilen nit elmer
S6neaigfeit bon So Wlcilen pro
Stunbe 81 MADDEN uno Babel nuBer
Dem 2enfer Der 6llgmoiGine eincn
EoIIagier mit5uncbmen, un0 $4,000
'ilr u. %. Serri1g, menu cr dbn.
lld]cn N1for0erungen nodBltommen
pcrmaq. Iumit Deroen Die Grperi.
mantc porlGuiig enoen.
Gtdtnion plant Stu0ieus
relic mad Gorto &ico.
arieg5sS etretGr 9idinion bco6iid.
tigt, I'M SCptembcr oOer Sftobcr
Eorto Hico 81 beillfen, I'M lid nit
Der oortigen Gage Der 0inge 0cnoler
oertrollt 81 MAIDEN, che or cine
amen0irung hcS 6ornfer @eiebe3,
inter Delfcm Die ESniel iett regicrt
miro, Ourd ben GongreB befiirpor.
tet. GotgreBsW itglieoer~1lno Re0ic=
rltn96eamte iinO ieit einiger 3eit Ser
aRiid)t, cine iold)e Nmenoirulg f0nn-
tie NIT NuBen iiir cine before Hegie.
rlulg Der Sniel porgenommen per.
Den. Gidinion bat piele Bidder ilber
Forto Hico 0aleien mo itl1birt Jest
Den 8eridt, oeu Serr Noot ais
Stootsicfret1r iibcr Die IInicl crItot'
tet bat, ST miro lid) ollh nit oen
@eIeben bon Yorto Rico Qriin0lih
befalunt modem, che er feline Nciie
oortbiu ulterninnmt.
II ncle Som'S 8ei1IliQfcit.
Glli @riuhen Der Hegierunoen bon
Grgentinien uno 9olipio bat Ser
StootSlefretdr ole omarifoniihen Sc
ianoten i'll 9uenoS 9(DreS u10 Ga
Fo5 ermGdtigt, Ole (Sntereiien ser
bcioen HegicrrnNen IN 9uenoS
Nprea, reip. ga Eo5 mohr5unabmen.
IS 0ilrfte Dies Dos critic Wtal ieir,
BOP 5mei S1noer, Die hire o~iplomoti.
ihcn 9c5tebun9en untereilonOcr u6.
gebrohcn hob2lL 0ie &ertretun1
ibrcr bci0crieitigen &ntereiicn in Dem
betrefienoen onoeren &onoe in Ole
&dnbe Der beioerieitigen omerifoni.
ldcn &crtretcr gclegt baben.
3olltutter itr Robbens
hub.
Sfiiie OeS 3ollfutter GienitcS
f%rell5en i'll Der Nah6orIdoit Der
Fribploii &nicIn gum Shube ser
Gobben, Oercn Nnflutft bel ocn rSll.
ieln in Oieiem Sabre iebr LANCE ari
lid ipartcr lGBt. 9is gum %. SUM
bette man mn cine gang 9eringe Mn.
5obl BON ibncn ju @eiidt b2fommen.
Gin joponii6eS Segelihiff lit bis jeet
III Den @ep0licrr geIidtet poroell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24
Scnlcnpcit an 9uro.

Sonolnlu %. Suli. - Ger @a.
ciIic Wail-G Camper .aoreo" lit nit
elmer &eripdtung BON iiinf Sooen
bon bier nof Son 6ron5isco ob0c-
fobren, llrlod)e Der uer50ocrtcn 6abrt
mar Die Sbotlohe, BOB Ole Qltorotd.
lebcomtct oes biciigen &uienS I'm,
fer Den 3piltenoeds Ioiioeicren
qn 9oro seS Gompicro cinen ,Sna
bon 9eulenpelt entoedt bottcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24
Wus 3euti6IanO.
2cutidjc arieasidiiie fOmmcn 5ur
SnO IOns TultOn"6cic

2lmcrifoniider @otihaitcr aus Der
S6mei5 nod Berlin 5llriidgcfcbrt.
Oeitrei6iihe Grjber5oge fom,
men 81 Oen 0cllti6en aoiier.Ma-
n0oern. / aoiicr @ilbelm miro
ben 0itrei6ii6en Wlml6pcrn bel.
wobnen. - @irflmgen Der nclrclr
Stcuern tno 3oQc. l. Noiewcia-
belt clues 4bituricntcu bel ser
@pmndiium SdhtBfeier in 9tiirn-
BERG. - 9iihof 9cttinger'S BE.
eroigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24
2ObncrIDbnn8cn angcfiinSiat.
@riicre Geroicnitc iiir Gonoltftunre
ilnO Wotornt0nmer ollf StroBcll-
bobncn. $780, Cine lreltOtge llebcr.

Hllp '"tulollllull'lC ullI SlluBtN1
babncn. &C., Cine IreltOt0c llebcr.
roidung in Hbiluoelpbio.
Sebanon go, %. SitIi. - Sn
ben acknowledgment Der n9ebonon
Gollap Street Hoilmop So" pllroc
onr6 Elofotc on9cfiinoigt, BOB Ole
nellc &obnlfolo onl I. Nlgltit III
&raft trCten miro. Gonoufteltrc mo
Wotprfiibrer pcr0cn Il GentS pro
StnnOc erbolten, o~nitott t5% Gents,
luie gcgenmGrtig.
Ebilubelpbiu, go, %. ,$llli.
- Gtpo 5000 MotormGnncr rn0
G%onoufteure ser oSlttcrItotc &uil-
maps &c." bic oltf @crfebralinica
ocS Oitlidcn EcnnipIponierL BON
9Seip- &criep uno Iclomore tbGtig
ltllo, murocn ollf'S Inganebmite burtb
Die nollig l%tnermortete Nunfiinoi0lur0
Der @eleIlidoit iiberruidt, Dob BON
1. Ingllt ob Ser friibere 9o6niab
bon 1872 Gents pro Stitnoc, Scr Dor
einem Sabre nm ~ Gents beruntar,
geleBt muroe, mieOer urligcllomme1
lperoen miiroc. Die @cieQid)oft bate
ilnor periprodpam cine 2pbnerbobullg
eilitreterl 5lt lulien, ioboIo Die @c.
ld~lolt"Iogc Is m0olib modcn miiroe,
bod bottelt Die Ingeiteaten biSbcr
feilierlei oicSbe5iig!id,es %crlongcn
lolt ipcr0Cn luiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-24
Sreibunoert SOhte.
&erbecreuoes GrObebcn nu0 Unlfant'
idcr NusbrMdI anf SpmatrN.

Stromcnbcr Rcgcu mo 2(u5treten
Scr GGiiic poIenoeten Ole aoto.
itropbe. - Nltiieben in Yefin8
iiber 9oit'S Gepeide an ben dine
iiiden 8egenten Erin3en Gbun.
4m~erifonii6e 6aIi6ipieler IN
Srnnfreid) perboitet. - 9ieieIbcn
erforen ii6 in ser Hegel rei6c
9onoSleute oils CpierlGmmcr. -
3%eugenperb0r ii6er SAVANNA.
Niioire in 4oriS e%r0ffnet. - 9es
iud umgarii6er 8arIomentarier
i'm SouItoutinnOpf
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-28
DAILY HEALTH HINT

For both health and economic reasons it is of the utmost i'm portance that every growing town put in water works and proper me ethods of sewage dis posal as early as possible. Better a good sized debt for, the protec- tion of the public health than to have an epidemic of typhoid.
 It has been shown that as a town without proper sewage dis posal and water supply increases in popula tion the typhoid death rate also increases in proportion ate ratio. But so soon as these improvements have been install ed the mortality from typhoid drops, A town with a low death rate attracts population, while a town with a high death rate drives it away It pays to spend money for means to prevent dis ease and to protect human lives.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-28
NEW GRAVE CAUSED
 QUITE A SENSATION
A Hurried Investigation Proved FruitIess
 to the Efforts of the Officers.

Our little city was thrown in- to quite an excitement last last night by the announcement that a newly-made grave had been discovered in Garland creek bottom, a mile and a. half north west of Prescott, and a large crowd formed, and followed the officers to the scene of the sun posed crime
 The grave was found by Glide and Boyd Buchanan yesterday afternoon, while driving cattle through the bottom. Their atten- tion was first attracted by, a lot of fresh dirt apparently isolated and an investigation soon reveal ed newly-made grave nicely covered over with persimmOn branches, and entirely obscured from view. Having nothing with which to dig into the grave, they came to town and reported the matter to Marshal Marsh, and to- gether with Officers Otis Cantley and D. E. Cummins, followed by large crowd of citizens, went at once to the scene. arriving there about 9 o'clock last night,
 The grave was emptied of it's dirt. but nothing was found.
 The supposition is that the grave was the hiding place for Cne money of an old negro miser, who lived near, and who died a few days ago, and that his aged wife had removed the money. The branches with which the grave was covered, appeared to have been cut by some one ineXperien- ced with the use of a knife, and was either the work of some child or wOmank
 The dirt remaining after the grave was filled. was some fif- teen feet removed from the, spot>
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-28
Mcdaniel HdW. Go,
SELF CULTURE CLUB

Weave the wool, the thread
 is spun,
 The web is Wove, the work is
 done"
 The Self Culture Club met in regular session at the home of MT and Mrs John NJ. Pittman Thurs day afternoon. This meeting closes the club year. The club has done some good work this year, and every member present yes terday afternoon expressed them- selves as having been benefited by attending the meetings.
 There is one member of the club who has attended every meeting for two years
 Mrs. Waller the club poet read an original poem which was en- joyed by all.
 During a pleasant social hour, our hostess assisted by her daugh ters served delightful refresh- ments after which the Club ad- journed to meet again in the falk
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-28
BUILDING PROGRESS

Tho extent Of building opera tions in Arkansas is shown in the current weeks report of the Cap ital Press Clipping Bureau of Lit tie Rock, on buildings contem- plated, as reported in papers of the entire state during last week. This is an average weeks report and for a year might safely be mul tiplied by fifty.
 Churches T Hotels ?. Factories 9. Business buildings 9.
 Besides these there are le- wees, railroads, opera houses, sew CTS, pavements and other inn portant public works contemplat- ed in various cities of the state.
 The above does not include the scores of buildings mentioned in the report upon which contracts have been let
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-28
ASKED TO RESIGN

k. M. Gaines, general superin- tendent of this division of the railway mail service with head- quarters at Fort Worth, Tex, will be asked by the postal de- Dartment to resign as a result of the loss of several valuable registered packages of mail mat ter on his division in Oklahoma according to information here. Although he is in no way impli- cated in the theft it, is said that he was aware of the; loss of the packages but that he did not re- port the loss to the department or investigate it. Inspectors learned of the affair and pushed. a thorough investigation
 Clyde Reed of Wichita, Kan, now superintendent of mails at the city postoffice in Washing ton is named as the probable suc- cessor of Gaines as general sup erintendent of the division.
 O. F.. Alspaugh chief clerk at Oklahoma City, has been removed and MT Campbell who has been running between Newton, Kan, and Fort Worth is placed in the position.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-05-28
.ONCRIEF
SIXTEEN TO ONE
MILLINER Y GO.

Little Rock, May 2S.-Someone is palming a gold brick off on Fort Smith in the way of baseball and from the exhibition given by the alleged team in Argenta yes terday there is no occasion for wonder at the lowly positions Of the team. Speaking candidly it appears as though Fort Smith is being made the bUte end of a false pretense case. The Border City. always a good baseball town has this year evidently fal- len into the hands of the Phillis- tines. A goodly sum was raised by the merchants to keep team in the league for the, season, and bunch of alleged players, is liv- ing well and waxing fat, off this fund. without giving the loyal fans a run for their money Ar genta won Is to 1, and had the players desired to do so, the score could have almost been doubled, but the homeplayers ceased trying to run out hits. The Fort Smith team resembled a brakeman's picnic and all hands seemed to be out for a good time. Flashes of ability were shown !; and there seemed to be about four workers on the team but the balance never once eXerted them selves or undertook in any way to give support to krutchens. who started to pitch and gave way to Vitter when the game was hopelessly lost. The alleged players fumbled the easiest Of chances and instead of running up on fly balls ran back for them
 They even went so far. as ito try and stop balls with their feet instead of hands. It was a miser- able exhibition given by a miser- able bunch of loafers. Fort Smith deserves better from the alleged payers who are drawing the best ana surest pay in the league.