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PUBLIC SALE

We sell them, no appraisenent. and We
are going TO clean out this time 81 they
bring us cost Three days trial. If not
as represented will give you your money
back.
one nice four-year-oli bay mule, sound
kind, good worker, weighs 100 pounds
We have purchased thoroughbred Per.
cheron stallion, years old. weighing 140I
pounds. heavy name and tail and a genu'
Inc black. the kind you seldom see, 9
prize winner and worth a trip 20 Will
mington TO see He will be offered al
to sale.
sixty days credit; interest added.
w. S. TOWNSEND.
JOHN +. O'NEAL.
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PROPOSALS

PROP0sAL~sEALED BIDS Will BE
N received for ali or any part thereof
of $4,000 Sinking Fund Loan Of Whining
ton, Delaware. until IL o'clock m. Wednes-
day, April 20th 1910, Bonds will date
from April goth. 1910. be issued in deelom-
nations Of $50, or muluplies thereof, and
bear interest at the rate of per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually on Oc-
tober 1st and April 1st and will mature
on April 1st, 1888 These bonds are for
the purpose of refunding bonds of the
Water Department: $4,000 maturing May
lst, 1910. and $4,000 maturing June 1st,
1910. and issue under authority of an act
OF the Legislature approved March 25th,
1907.
All proposals must be accompanied by a
certified cisck, payable to the order OF
"rhe Mayor and Council of Wilmington"
for two per centum of the amount Of
bonds bid for. same to be forfeited IL the
bidder fails TO accept and pay for bonds
awarded. The successful bidder or bid
ders will be required to settle for bonds
awarded. with accrued interest from April
10Th 1910. at or before l2 o'clock m. Thurs
day. April 18th. 1910.
The right 70 reject any and all bids Is
reserved. Address all bids in sealed en-
VelODes to Howard ID. Ross. City Treas
urer, Wilmington. Delaware, marked
Proposals for Sinking Fund Loan
Apr9-16
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SHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levari Facias. 10 me directed.
will be exposed TO public sale. NJ the
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. In
the city of Wilmington New Castle
county, Delaware,
on TUESDAY,
THE 26TH DAY OF APRIL, 1910.
at 10 O'Clock a. m.
the following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot or piece ot land.
ate IN the city OF Wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
Beeinn'ng at a point on the easterlv
side OF Market street between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets at the distanc
of one hundred and seventy feet three
northerly side Of Thirteenth street at n
line Of land Of W. r. and II. Cause
thence easterlv bv said land. parallel
with Thirteenth street. one hundred and
parallel with Marfvet street. twenty-five
feet TO stake thence westerly parallel
through the middle OF the division wall Of
this house and the house adio'ning on
the north. one hundred and ten feet 70
The aforesaid side of Market street; and
thence thereby southerly twenty feet to
the place Of heg'nning, be the contents
thereof what thew may.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Tyler C.. Combs, administra-
CHA RLEs IT, LIPPtNCOTT sher,r,
Sheriffs Office Wilmington. Del;
March 25. 1910. Apr9.11.l4lS2l.25 %
sHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF 4
writ OF Levari Facias. to me directed.
Will be exposed to public sale. at the
Court House. on Market street. be-
tween Te~th aad Eleventh streets. in
the city OF Wilmington New Castle
county, Delaware.
ON TUESDAY.
THE 26rH DAY OF APRIL. 1910,
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
the following described real estate. viz
The said building, house or structure
located on a certain piece or parcel OF
ground. situate in the CITY of Whining
ton and state Of Delaware, and know
as lots Nos. i7S and ia on plot o
Riverview Heights, recorded in the ofiic'
for the recording Of deeds. etc. in New
Castle county aforesaid In Deed Recorl
/ n, Volume 2i Page PSI. and bounded an
described as follows. TO wit:
| Beginning at a point on the southern
side of Bowers street. one hundred an
/ twenty-five feet and four and one-ouarte
inches, easterly from the intersectio
formed by the southcrlv side OF Bower
| street at sixty feet wide and the east
erlv side Of Todd's Lane at seventy fee
wide: thence southerly and parg%nl wit
Todd's Lane one hundred and ght fec
and two and thirteen-sixteenths inches
a corner; thence easterly parallel wit
Bowers street forty feet to a corner
thence northerly parallel with Todd
, Lane, one hundred and eight feet an
two and thirteenth-sixteenths inches to
= point on tho southerly side OF Bower
. street; and thence westerly along Bow
ers street, forty feet, to the place Of b
seized and taken IN execution as tn
! property OF Remington T. Powell, and
'' CHARLES II. LIPPINcoTr. sherle,
Sheriffs Office Wilmington. Del
/ March Is. 1910 Anra 11-1A1N1-a
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statesmen WANTED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL -HlNY
- line 10 sell general trade I'm Della
ware. A-~~neNcelled speciality proposition.
Commissions with $500 weekly advance
for expenses. THE CONTINENTAL
JEWELRY CO, Cleveland, Ohio.
Apr9-1t
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NnrIhn

Notice is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration de bonis non were in due
signed, on the Nineteenth day of March
A. d. 1910, and that all persons having
claims against the estate of the deceased
the said Administrator on or before the
Nineteenth day OF March 1911, or abide
the Act Of Assembly IN such case made
and ptnvlced.
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT
CO, Administrator a. b. n
Address Security Trust and Safe De-
post Co. Wilmington, Del.
March22-gt-eod
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AUTOMOBILES.

ffSW XBoUT your G1SoLfNE MO-
II tor? Does IL run smoothly? If not
send l0c postage for 56 page text book,
"Carbureters and Engine Troubles
BREEZE CARBURETERS, Newark. n. J..
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A German student preparing 70 oe
ioctor needs about $500 during me Nv
ears involved in medical uainlas' =.
n English university the cost "ou'd %
4 bout 5000.
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TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE TO PHILA.
PASSENGERS AND FREIGhT.

FAooENGER5 AND FREIGH 7.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street
Wharf, daily and Sunday at 7.S0 and
1880 A. NJ, 1.3O. Ais and 100 p. NJ
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf, Phil
adelphia, daily and Sundays at 7.S0
and 1880 A. NJ. 1.sO, Ais and 100 p. NJ.
Fare, Philadelphia excursion 25c--one
way 15c. Chester excursion 15c--one
way 1Oc.
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STORAGE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

a NM T0 $4,000 YEARLY m THE
SOsOOO REAL ESTATE BUSINESS:
no capitaI required; n you are honest and
ambitious, we will teach you the business
bv mail, appoint you special representa-
tive of leading real estate company, nst
viii, YOU readily salable properties. CO.
onerate with and assist you TO perma-
pent success; a thorough commercial law
course free, this month. TO each repre-
sentative. Write for 62-page book, tree; u
viii be sure to interest you. THE CROSS
co, Dept. 299 Chicago. feoo-e.o-s'u
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PERSONAL

7 ADY a. WORTH $1,000 WOUND
II marry. J-Box S5, League. Toledo, o.
Apr9-lt.
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WANTED
REGISTERS ORDER
D EGifisIiT'FrRiIlsi l0fnLsf- --.---7--'-.'

N Office OF the Register OF wills.
New Castle Co, Del. March 18th 1910.
Upon the application of Security Trust
and Safe Deposit Co. Administrator de
bonis non, OF Alexander Beggs, late
of Wilmington hundred, in said colntv.
deceased, IL Is ordered and directed by the
Register Of Wills that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice of granting Of
Letters of Administration upon the
esatate of the deceased. with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing adver-
tisements to be posted within forty davs
from rho Date OF such Letters in six OF
the most public places Of the county Of
New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present
the same. or abioS by an act Of Assembly
in such case made and provided and also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the Evening Journal. a
newspaper published I'm Wilmington Del
and to be continued therein three weeks,
(e. o. d.
Given under che hand and seal
Of Office Of the Register Of wills
(SEAL) aforesaid, al Wilmington in New
Castle county aforesaid the dan
and year above written.
FRANCIS M. WALKER
Register OF Wills
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE
Two new houses. six rooms. bath
and reception hall. all modern improve
ments houses complete in every way.
Winchester Place, between 18th and 14th
Orange and Tatnall; also one three-storv
house for rent. seven rooms and bath
latest improvements. Sold five in the las
two weeks. Come quick.
CHARLES Il. ANDERSON & SONS.
No. r. 18th street.
Phones. d. & A.. 1926-A.
Del. 1910. marli-1m
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BUYERS GUIDE

OF WILMINGTON.
Dependable House. Shop by Phone.
III E. WILLIAMS co.
W. s21 Orange St. Roofing, spouting and
Heating. Metal and composition roofing.
Hot AIR heating and ventilating. Repair
ing promptly done Phones. A26-ly.
+. J.. RICE, JR., CO., Qnct
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
Architects and Engineers, SIS Market st.
30 years Of active practice brings TO. our
clients, much useful knowledge in design
and construction, and we warrant our
work correct in all respects.
CTANLEY SILKA, TAILOR.
- Southeast Corner Ninth and Pine SITS.
Cleaning pressing. dyeing and securing
Ladies' and mems clothes repaired.
Delmarvia phone 356S. Apr5-lmo
IITfLMINGTON WALL DECORATIVE
w Co. are the people that you want to
see before you do housecleaning. They
will help you. They paper rooms from
$3.50 up. work guaranteed; estimates
furnished. ia East Second street. ID. a.
A. Phone 20s2 Aprl-lmo
QUITS MADE TO ORDER BY UP-TO-
~ date tailor at weekly or monthly pay
ments. Address 4-Y, Journal Office.
Apr5-eod-1mo.
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FOR SALF

Hulk DALI
$40 West Eighth ST., r & r.
Store and dwelling, S. w. Cor. Second
and Jefferson SITS. rooms.
S03-05 S Van Buren St. r & b, porch.
s0I-09 Maryland Ave, 6 r & B. porch.
240S-10 Washington ST., r a B. porch,
steam heat laundry tubs and modern
improvements.
sos +. Fourth St, s r e B.
20A n. Van Buren, St, 8 r & 3. severed,
203 Cherry St. r & b, severed.
521 n. Franklin St. s r & b, porch
heater and conveniences.
c. j. O'KEEFE.
A6- m. VISIT. No. 8 w Seventh st
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FOR SALE.


EOR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED ST
4 Bernard dog. Address G. H., Evening
Journal Office. Apr6-lt
ROR SALE-ROSECOMB, r. l. REDS
Il and Barred Rock Eggs.
w. J. MARTIN. 90S W. Seventh ST.
Mar7-eod-lmo.
TOR SALE-WHITE WYANDOTTE
eggs. A. j.. IIARKNESS,
Apr2-eod-imo Greenbank. Del.
EOR SALE = BURDETTE ORGAN,
good condition. S25 cash.
AprS-St. 625 West Third st.
FoR sALE-.BUTcHER ROUTE AND
wagon. Address P-l5, Evening Jour
nal Office. Apr9-3t.
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NOTICES

NJ OTICE-HOME FOR FRIENDLESS
~ and Destitute Children-The Annual
Meeting and Election OF Trustees will be
held at 9z3ia Market street. Wilmington
Delaware on Monday April 11th, at 7.30
p. m. DAVID J. RElNHARDT,
Apr2-st Secretary.
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FOR SALE

1907 Washington Street An ex-
ceptional good property, with large
yard, at a very reasonable price. In
best location OF city. Ten rooms and
bath will all conveniences. Apply
G. II. HAYDEN,
9th g. jefferson Streets.
ID. & A. Phone 5513.
Delmarvia Phone 2027.
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wife, and was simply an effort to
save a man who stood in the shadow
of the gallows or with his face press
ng against The prison bars.
Al no time, charged the speaker, did
DR.. Hyde want the ylscesa OF Colonel
and Chrlsman SwOpe examined.
Mrc. Swope Weeps
lie knew all the time what was in
these bodies and he did not want the
uuth 10 come out in the broad light
oI day" said the speaker.
IF these organs had been turned
over to him they never would have ap-
pcared In this court room"
Throughout The castigation of her
sDn-in-law. Mrs Swope sat. surround
el by all Of her children but Mrs.
Hyde, and wept When Mr., Jost lurn-
ed and pointed at Or. HYDE several
times in the course of the addess,
the physician grlnned at the speaker.
Mrs. Hydes face remained motionless.
After ne last rebutial testimony
@as heard Yesterday, DR. hyde for the
first time since theS trial started,
lighted cigar. Putting contentedly,
lle leaned back in his chais and pre-
dicted his acquittal.
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JAUNT|Me DOWN sAPUlPA WAY

IlNitafions, from sapulpa to attend
a barbecue there on May % and 26. in
honor of the opening of the Wells
Packing plant, have been accepted by
the Guthrie chamber of commerce.
Sapulpa is neighbor even now but
VIII be much nearer when the Santa
Fe builds its line from Gushing to Sa-
pulpa and Tulsa 1t is understood
work is 10 be commenced this sum-
mer. Frank Beamer was appointed to
look into The matter OF selling tick
els for the barbecue trip in order 10
ascertain Ii it will be admissible to
Iun special train.
The executive board of the cham
Der of commerce met yesterday.
Among its acts was to pass reso-
miion fayoiing the opening OF the
segregated coal lands in the eastern
part of the state. Copies OF the Ieso-
lrtion are to be sent to members OF
congress.
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INSTRUCTED
i HYDE JURY
ON VERDICT
LATSHAW SAYS FREEDOM
OR FIRST DEGREE
MURDER

Kansas CITY, aio., May 1g-Al OF
Inc ebnltal testimony was eoaple,-
"a The courts Instructions were deliv.
G "a 10 the jury, aud one of the states
closing arguments vas delivered in
The Hyde murder trial Yesterday when
efurt adjourned.
Bs judge Ralph S. I.atshaw's IN.
slnictlons to the jury, the accused
fl}~ician ln'Et ettaer DE fouud guilty
Of nft eeeres murder. which is nun
Is able BY death o. lie imprisonment
~ the sta,c pcnitsntiary, or acquitted
None OF the testimony admitted in
The trial was wifhd avn by the court
bon the jury. All Of the issues col
lateral with The alleged killing of Col.
swope, were admitted with this ex-
PLANTATION:
The evidence introduced as to 9th.
uf lfausacioas. 4 any are submitted
80 your consideration for the sole pur.
Jose OF throwing light (f they have
mat eifecii upon the intent and mo-
iiye Of the defendant cir anyJ in the
transaction for which he Is now on
f"ff "hN lhi w uiufI UulHOSt.
Special inst uctlons were given the
inry regarding the testimony of Mrs
Hyde and The medical experts foI
both sides In these connections the
court said:
The wife of the defendant IS Z
competent witness IN this case. and
yon must consider her testimony in
arriving at yoH verdict, but in de
terminlng what weight and eredibil
ny YOU will give to her testimony 81
making up your verdict, Won massiak,
into cqpside alton, as affecting bel
ssedibiIity. her. interest in the resll
% ne seas aH,i that eslie Is the Mif'
Of the accused party Oh trial testify
ina In his behalf.
The opinions OF experts who have
testified in this case is testimony II
which. the Jury should consider anc
examine. in connection with all othe
testimony In the cause, subject TO th'
same rules OF credit or disbelief as
10 the testimony OF other witnesses.
circumstantial Evidence
Attention was also directed by th'
court to the fact that all evidence
a.,s.l..;t Or, Tide was OF 7 circnm
sianiial nature
BY virtue OF the unusual law in thi
stale. the instructions 70 the Jury wer
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RESTORED TO ENTRY USE
Ballinger Took Action Upon
Arizona's So-Called
Forest Lands N

Washington. D. C. May 12.-Secre-
tary OF the Interior Ballinger has re-
stored to entry 22S,l56 acres in the
ella national forest and 3l,56l acres
in the Carces national forest In New
Mexico on the ground that they are
agricultural in character and should
be homesteaded.
Based upon field Investigations
Just completed and in aid of proposed
legislation affecting the use and dis
position OF petroleum deposits on the
public domain, Secretary Ballnger
has temporarily withdrawn from all
foIahs. OF disposal 419,901 ac. es OF
land in New Mexico.
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oLpFlELD BREAKS RECORD
lBY Associated Press.l

Cheyenne. Wyo., May 12-Barney
Oldtield, driving a two hundred horse
power Benz clipped fraction of a
second from two worlds speedway
records over the Cheyenne Motor
club course yesterday. Oldfield drove
a mile in &c seconds flat and hall
mile in II seconds The former mile
record was 1922 seconds and the half
mile l77G seconds Tho course is 4
faur mile circHpr dirt track.
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Special to Daily Leader.

Denver. Colo, May 12-Tnai the
predicted advance of freight fates by
lre railroads will mot affect afl freight
at least at first, to only certain parts
oi the country, was the statement
made here by Il. r. Ripley, president
of the Santa Fe, enroute to Chicago
from California. To 80 per cent i'm
crease in wages and so per cent in
crease in cost of material, President
Ripley attributes the necessity for
the rate advance Passenger rates,
he declared. would probably not be
affected.
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SUIT CASE FOUND ON RIVER

Members Of the sherlffs force yes
iorday recovered he suit case stolen
from the foaml If Alrs. NJ. Morrison.
nurse, 3it 3l7 South Broad street
The case had been rifled and left on
the Cottonwood liver bank, near the
Santa Pc south yards. Some OF the
articles wee missing, but most OF
The clothing remained. The police
have some hot clues as TO the thief
and hope 10 land him.
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"A HAM OLDHAM HAM CASE TELLS ABOUT IT IN Denver

Ira Oldham is accused of getting
some of ]. w. Davis old hams when
ravis was not looking. The parties
are colored and live near Seward. 1t
ia said Davis lost about $40 worth of
meat and that Oldham was the only
pe son outside who knew where it
was cached, Sheriff Mahoney arrest
Oldham last evening and today sent
him back to Seward for a hearing. 1t
is an oldham case throughout. even
down 10 being sons OF Ham.
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TODAY IN THE
yyfg.s DEPARTMENTS. y ] $

Charters We're, issued t?daT BY the
secretary of state as follows 80
Barthold Oil and Gas company, Sa'
tulpa: capital. 10000: directors, 5.
]. Smith, Frank Summers. A. p. Young
4. /. h. Summers, Henry Walter
First state Bank of Archilla, Bry-
an county: capital 10000; directors,
r. Il. Lemon. Henry Grinslide. ] II,
Holland, w NJ. King.
Andrew Hughes Lumber company,
Oklahoma City: capital. $4,000, di-
iectors. Coombs Hughes, Ethel d. An
drews. Maud Hughes.
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TRAM ROBBED IN ARIZONA
(By Associated Press.)

Phoenix, Ariz., May l2-Two band
Hs4 without masks held up train No.
''fsg OH ,Aligona sEastecns raillpad,
It mile froB His city last night Sand
after rohbing the passengers, escab.
edcte the desert. presumably ON the
waysto Mexico. One passenger was
almost scalped by blow from a re-
volver butt.
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JACK MILLER is KILLED.
Special to Daily Leader.

Wew0Ea, Okla, May 12--Jask Mil
Ter, a frontiersman who has been In
this pa many years, was killed in
clay AleXander's pasture, near Bear
don, at 8 o'clock Monday night. Dep
uty Sheriff. Cope and Adams order
ed Miller to halt as he emerged from
the pasture. He fired at the officers
who returned the fire. He fell at the
first shot. but fired twice more at the
Officers as he lay on the ground
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'ead before the attorneys began their

sead before the attorneys began their
arguments.
Assistant Prosecutor Henry l.. lost
opened the argument for the state,
aiking for two hours. Three more
speeches will be made by each side.
Ten hours are given to each sol of
attorneys in which to make their adj
dresses.
Mr Jost's attack on DR.. Hyde was
30 severe that he was rep imanded
~ the court several times. following
objections OF DR.. Hyde's counsel. The
attorney openly assailed the physi.
can as the murderer OF Colonel and
thrlsman Swope and James Moss
i!unton, and accused him of attempt.
ing to kill Margaret Swope and make
III other members OF the Swope fam.
ily. The main part of Mr.. Jost's ad.
dress was confined to the Illness and
death of Cpl Swope Howeye ev-
Try point Of the testimony was touch
ed upon by the attorney. DR.. HYDE
was frequently alluded TO as this fel.
low
JUST RttaCkS 1yuc
Or. Hyde's alleged crimes were COM
mitied, said Mr.. Jost, for the purpose
OF obtaining money. The attorney
pointed ont how the death OF Col
SAope would benefit Mrs. HYDE 10
tie extent OF about s275,000: and
ihe death OF each Chrisman and Mar
gsret Swope, $4,000 He also told OF
Col. Sw6pes plan to give s1.500.000
TO the poor OF Kansas City Then Mr.
Jest took up the case OF Col. Swope
in detail
There can be Dut one result come
.of this ial, and that Is verdict of
eGilty." he declared
II tell YOU that on Oct. 2 this fel-
low went down to that home in lnde-
pendence with poison in his pocket
and murder in his heart and took the
life OF Colonel Swope."
Mr. Jos had not progressed far
with ais argument when Attorney
Walsh was on his feet protesting Wig.
crously. The protest came when the
assistant prosecutor spoke as follows:
Here we find man in ordinary
circumstances, living in house Col
onel Swpoe gave him. lf Colonel
Swope died, he would come into an in.
dependent fortune. il Oh isman
swope died. he would get $4,000
more II the death of Margaret Swope
could have been encOmpassed. she
would have been lying in the cold.
cold ground instead OF here in tbs,
flesh and blood
That is Why Chrisman and Colonel
Swope are dead, and that is why th "
defendant laid his murderoug hands
upon Margaret Swope."
Attorneys object
I NJ. Walsh's objection was unusual
ils strenuous. He look particular eN.
ception 10 the term murdel Gus
/ hands"
i II Or. HYDE used the proper course
+ III bleeding James Moss Hunton, said
Ar. lost. he treated Colonel Swope
+ improperly, provided the latter had
ap0plexy
Dr. HYDE became attentive TO the
Swope family during the typhoid cpl
delaic merely TO have chance to
commit crimes he Is charged with,
rrered the attorney
The testimony Of Dr. and Mrs. Hyde
ayeried Mr. Jost. had been carefully
!. fehesrsed by the defendant and his
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MISS ERvlE GARDNER DEAD
special tn Daily Leader.

SDFVIdT w LJdIII I1VdUOTF
Durant, Okla, May l2-Miss Aivie
Gardner who came to Dnrant short
time before Christmas, entered the
employ of the Bryan County Abstract
company and worked there till a Few
weeks ago, when she went home for a
visit. Arriving there she took down
With pneumonia, but was reported bet,
fer and Il was even thought she would
return in q few days. She died at
he home in Winsboro, Texas. Miss
Gardner was expected here to resume
no duties at She abstract office to-
morrow.
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Read This.

Hutchinson, Kas. After trying
doctors and different medicines for
kidney bladder and rheumatic trouble
Halls Texas Wonder cured me. II Ia
the best medicine on earth.-Waltpr
z. Perry, 20 S. Main st. Sold by all
druggists.
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DESERTED POOR ORA PELL

Ora Bell, whose young wife4was TAX
en- away from Him TuesdRa was re-
leased from thescity Jail Yesterday. no
charge having been preferred against
llm The sirl is said to be only fit.
teen years old and there Is conflict
between their statements as 10 secur.
ing marriage license. The gil has
gone to pawnee.
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Observation-Disclosures

Oscar l.. Brooks. secretary of the
Logan county high school board, is a
randida'o for ihc Legislature He viii
oppose Representative j. s Shearei
for the Republican nomination in the
city district, = e