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( said stations. proper tsnillties for the
ecping of such tarlffs IN rendy inference
rider and they are hereby ordered ana
equIred 10 keep said files In complete
nd readily accessible form. and shalt
iso provide assistance for the seeaers of
Information contained III such tariffs and
ihall accord each OF ita inQuirers nppoff
unity to examine an or any OF said
ariffs without requiring or requesting the
inquirer to assign amy reason 70 such
iesire such assistance 70 be given with
Il the 9romp,ncss possible and Josstont
yith proper performance Of tho duties
evolving upon the employees designated
or such service. The carriers nrc nerepy
cqulrcd 20 Furnish. upon request there
~ quotation N widliag pi raies Nia. ueh
,rfica lines and yin tho lines ef On
ectlng OF adjoining clfler'. ana such
lotailons slHal speclt, tho current rate
IN eifcot and filed with ths cominis-
lon. and shall specifically Pet oui any
pecial rules ar requirements governing
uch rate and the name aud number Of
arff from which said Yale Is quoted.
Rule so Q.
Carriers sDall 30 required % keen On
i'e ai soa,e polni ID cacb cts 81 town %
lopo or more iphabliants locasea or
eg Hoeilsc lines, c'cl aud every
rif, TIA, names iaies applicable between
~ points oa its llne within .he state Of
lelahona or upon connccl,ag lines Nieu
ach carriers arc partlc' 70 such tariffs
Ruf.E 80. q
Tho term carrier as nsed IA this
rider shall mean cach auj every r9llroad
gl railway conrauy operating aud dpins
.acss IN tliis state.
Ihc,term tariff ls used in This ouier
arans tariffs. schedules sa'e sheeis cir
uiu- pr ans otpr document which
auies rules regulations, requirement Or
itts gEnefuing ine handiine Or move
ient II freight o. paanngcrs
The term siaion - used iu ,hia order
lall mean freight on 1asseneer depo,s-
aicoones or commercial o.flces or any
oint whtge freight IL received or dsiiycr-
j or nasseaser tickets sold.
lutlE 80 o
Nothing IA tala order slpiil ie ronatrned
~ rquiBnx e'srrs to Keep ifitht
rlffs i fle "a stAotly passenger
tatlons or Vice yefsa
conpoRATloS COMMISSION.
J. -, LOVE
Chairman.
Attest +. G. PATTON,
Secretary.
;uthrle. oklahoma. September l.. 1910.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

philadelphia, 8; Boston I
phliaHelanla, Oct 5- Pllladelphlh
tcoli aas saptsssa sol.. IioWop'Fg gsglrs
andgGuitst aaApe atlo N&p eAome
tSapl tiiS stsen itieatyd dlosfuh u
fines out 0f tSSnty.tWo shmcs.
score by inninss K II y
Boston ,...... 001 100 000-l I
fhiladolphia s00 900 i0s3 2
Batteries Cieote, Bradley and
Cagriean. Eransc aud Thomas.
SEMINARY tyhrco base hits Brad
lcy, BarrAsanu Speaker ~
strsek Out-cieotlc a llrause ;.
pases on lsalA C,cotte k@ase
Umplres Connolly ana Egan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-05
NATIoNALLEAeuE

Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, 2
Cincinnati, Oct 5--The, Chicago
team PLAYED KS last game on the 10
cal grounds tas So ason, winning
from CincinnatI 3 TO 2. IN five in.
ping contest. The game was called
"a The last half OF the sixth inplng'
Oh account OF rain, after Chicago had
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-05

VoneS Merritt IIiggenbotham, Dem
ocratie candidate Tor register Of deeds
OF Logan county was born in Old
Virginia" in Amherst county. His
reat grandfather on his fathers side
came from Scotland aud his great
graz dniother from Ireland. Ills moth
er was . descendant OF the fighting
Merritt One Of his great uncles OF
this name Was a soldier under Wash
iugton during the Revolution. Au.
other was with Paul Jones. Two other
great uncles served in the Mexican
war His father moved from Virgin.
IA to Ohio while Voney was still a
snail boy, and Nolney was raised on o
farm In the northwestern part Of the
state. llo was educated IN the public
schools OF OhiD and the University at
Ada He has taught successfully for
4 years. sixteen years in Ohio and
five years after he came West. He
settled in Oklahoma the year The
Stripe opened, and has put two black
lack farms in cultivation. He has
always been a good Democrat and has
lone much for the party. He has held
The office Of Justice of peace for
igelVe years. but never IN that time
settled case on the docket, hut in
every case affected compromise. He
believes that honor and principle are
reater than dollars and cents, and
1tt a man should be honest, and nave
higher interest than just being hon
81 ter polley's sake. If elected to OF.
fice be will try to fill il with honesty
4fd efficiency, an he most earnest
" solicits your support regardless
politics.
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MeM Ynrk al. soaton. )


Boston Oct New York won q
lugg ng matca iram lioston- II 20 ..
The Visitors maAe twrnty.onn safa-
tios on fopr local ntchefS while the
home team battch Craudall Tor sew
cnteen bits
New York 09i o2i 0al--li y .
Boston 3a.4.. S0S Oi0 an2-- IL .
Batteries Crandall and Wilson,
Matten Frock, Ferguson, Burke and
larldcn
Summary Two base hits Beck.
slnrray, Bi-dwoll. Dv'n. Wilson >,
.noylc. Burke Miller
Thpee base hits Doyle, Merhle,
Good 2,
Home run MorlIIe.
Bases on balls Crandall Q. Frock
2: Ferguson 2: Burke :.
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Able bodied men for The
y. $, Marine Corps. between tag
ages OF II and 35. Must be natl
born or have Grst papers Mon;hl,
pay SIS to 500. Additional co.p.
pension possible Food, clothing
quarters and medical attendance
free After 80 years service ca. re-
tire with rs per cent of pay arr al
lowances. Service en- b dT1 ship
and ASH s,e In all pats Of he world
Apply at U. S. Marine Corps Re-
cruiting Office. 80 F-asial Blng. To
peka, Kan.
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Kew York, Oct, 5ln long drawn
out game New york defeated Wash
irgson, To u Knights allTanna
work was ie leaturc,
Score by innings. r II y
Washington u. 00l 0i2 l005 II
New York 49, 1870 0lS 00s IS ls 2
Batteries Moyer, Otey Henry an0
street, Warhop, quinn ana Mltclelf
Summary Two base hits Gun
tingean Daniels, Nnlght
Three base llts-ASchaeler OteN
Wolter
struck ont utQunn A. Warhon<zi
lOtey T. III l
Bases on halls- WaFhob ! AgoyeI
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CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
ORDER NO. SI3

OKLAHOMA.
ORDER 40 SiS.
To all Railroad and Railway Companies
Operating and Doing Business in thu
state Of Oklahoma. 20 the Pullman
Company. and "a, Whom II May Con
Germ:
pnrsnnnt to The pnhlient,on NJ proposed
order No. 81. relating 10 ihc compiling Of
an index Of tariffs and the fling Of sucl
indexes aud tariffs wi;h this Commission
and respective agents OF the carriers ana
relative 70 ire quotations ~ rates, '.ld
publication Icing in the Guthrie Dali,
Leader, a newspaper OF general circulation
published In TIA City OF Guthrie. County
Of Logan, aat State Of Oklahoma. and
said contemplated order having appeared
therein once week for four eonsee tive
weeks as required by law, and pursuan.
TO a hearing held In the City Of Guthrie
on July q. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that on and afte
the 18th day NJ October, 1870 a date
after publication once week FOR four
consecutive weeks In the Guthrie Daily
leader. newspaper Of general circulation
published In the City Of Guthrie. County
OF Logan and State Of oklahoma. the fol-
lowing order shall be in fun force and
effect:
RULE NO. I.
Each Carl r shall prepare m indsx OF
al :aliffs i,saea By II or 70 whiels Il IL n
party which name rates applicable on
intrastate business within Oklahoma.
Snch index shall contain .tJe lesiH pNnirfi-
cal order Of all such tariffs AMth an iniex
showing Iages where description of rid
tariff WIN be fopnd pescription in alia.a-
beticaL order Of commodities, of I'll iasifis
showing their Application 4 lia in
fnlcileas order uf Hqiions sh Ti'l2 r,
what stations such tariffs are oil file
RULE NO. 3
Each carrier shall place N flle e
stations alI u he effective tariffs wtleh
contain rates appislrg ~ or from ihHi
I ssaslaa 81 sesssssasi AZ yks.AA
lappllfallln II safl station
such carriers shail also provide ~ eaci
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In the World Of Sport

scored an additional run It Ia Na.t
o the lSth
Score by innings; K u y
Chicago .......4 800 = p
ssllhsln pDA g'2 1f N
Y llhtgfrlaHt Fla star. Aua&E N4el lAhHtg
ndwaN are Mt7 eansN M MI 81 M
santinaiy T'AIse base hh liaRI
mnr.
naaeg on balls PfoisNr q Rowan
struck ont III istcr i; Rowaa 4,
o. Louis d; pitsauurgi
81 Louis Del ~ Golden pitohad 4
tlitehlt same anu St Louis Won
ifoni .pittshwe fhe loca recruit
pitched and won his own same IN
he fifth inning with a long double
81 ich scored U9user.
Score hp innings Il Il +
81. I.ous . 100 ono 0Oe ? .
rittsburg 100 Ooo zoe 3 4
isatteries Golden and Prcsnalan;
steele and Gibson
Surmurv Two hose hits McKc
mic, Golden
Passes on balls Golden 4. steele 4
Struck out--Steele d Golden s
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TELEeRAPPHY

LEARN WIRELESS e x. r. TELFe
RAPHY-Shortage Of fully 10000
operators on account Of S-hour law and
extensive wireless" developments. W.
operate under direct supervision al
Telegraph Officials and positively
place all students, when oualiied.
Write catalogue. Natl Telegraph
Inst, Cincinnati, philadelphia, Mem
phIs. st. Paul. MINI: Enid, Okla, Col.
umbia, s. c., Portland Orc
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WANTED Men to learn barber trade
Few weeks required Best paying
work within the reach OF poor man.
WAGES up TOO $40 weekly Small cap
ital starts shop. Few BARRIERS take
aprentices demand Increasing. Writ
for free particulars. Moler Barber
College, Dallas, Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-05

MEN UNDER 35 for government mail
service Exceptional opportunity
right new. Beginning salary about
$40 pei month. Rapid promotions
pefmanent, vacation and sick leave a
full pay Address l. $. G. Box 79S.
Harlan, la
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REWARD

sr~~rSs>rs>e>e~~~~s~~~>>~ ~~s-~>~s,>~~~~e~~~~s>~
$500 RENfARD--For address Of par.
ty who on June $, 1910 played pool
in Guthrie with stranger and lost his
money and revolver in game. Address
]. 7. Gilmer, Williams Building. Chick
ASIA, Okla.
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TOWEL Supply.

J. D GHAfs. rropfles
Towels and aprons Of all kinds fur
pIshed at very reasonable price. See
me before you buy. d. GRAYS.
PHONE NO. $40
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The Oklahoma Weekly Leader one.
year and copy Of General Jami-
sons Book. With Walker in Mica
rauga' for only Ii cents. This offer
Is good until October /. The Weekly
Leader contains all national and state
news, farm and local information.
Regular price OF the Weekly Leader
one year, is S1.00, This is a special
offer; seventy-iiye cents gets one
years subscription and Jamlson's
book postpaid Address The Leader.
Guthrie, Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-05

HELP WANTEp--FEMALE

LADIES -Dur catalogue explains how
we feaeh hair dressinv naanicurine
fscial massage. etc. III few weeks
mAilod free. Moler College. st. Louis
Nd
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First published IN The Daily Leader
Sept 20. islo)
CORPORATION COMMISSION or
oKLAhoMh.
CAUSE NO. 1861.
pRoposEp oapER NO. 30.

PROPOSED ORDER NO. 30.
TO ALL RAILROADS AND RAIL
WAYS oPE RATING AND DOING Husl-
NESS IN THE STATE or OKLAHOMA,
tNo TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS;
Notice - hereby gwen thai The Mis-
amrl Oklahoma and oinlf Railway Com
pany bae filed application 20 this Com
mission 10 DE- +liesed flDm ihe aapllea-
iion Of this commlfaon's onisR ~ .
~, 81. As. s.. 50. g. sG rs. lls. 20. ses
and 2os. atT be Eriiiied pegaiaaien 2
charge rates higher than those talned IN
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NANTED-An experienced implc
ment man for store at Chandler
Write Or phone D Filtsch, Chandler,
Ohla.
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.->-~.>s--~S~s>- .~,---- 'ss-~,.s~~>v~>~-~~->~s-s
pATENTS- procurtd, also sold on
commisslo. Positively no advance
80 Patent Exchange, Jenifer Build
ne. Washington D. c.
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FOR RENT-south room, Filtsch
building Write ID. Flltsch al
Chandler, Okla, or apply at Leader
office
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND I.ady's gold watch. Finder
may have same BY paying for this
add and proving property.
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FOR RENT Suite OF rooms, 2. or
whole furnished house. clstern. Call
forenoons or evenings after six o'clock
42l South First
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This case was gct for .sial ou jnly 81
1909, and requires az railway anH rail-
road companies in Oklahoma 10 lrepar
m index Of an tariffs. schedules an
circulars. relating TO ihe rules regniailons
and assessment Of charges on freight o.
passenger business. aud also roquires ihai
sueh carriers Shall fle tariffs ~ thci
stations ~ Oklahoma ana with thls
commission
&shougb mos, of The lines in oklahoma
were present at The trial of this case, "
wir be seen from the testimony, that NO
objection whatever was offered asains
;hls proposed order. but on the contrary
most. if not all lines. stated that thc2
had no objections whatever 20 the order
and. as testified by witness Bee, ihe
order to 4 largo extent 50 but a feqiire
lacat of the practice now IN use and ioi
Inc reasons stated above, order in ac
cordance viii be issued.
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(B'lrst published IN Guthrie DAILY Leader
September l3. l9i0)
CORPORATION COMMISSION or
OKLAHOMA.
FINDING or FACT AND OPINION
In re Proposed Order No 81 relating 10
the issuance Of an index OF freight
and passenger tariffs and filing suct
index and tariffs IN the offices OF the
railroads In Oklahoma. said proposes
order beIng addressed to all railroae
and railway companies and to whom
II may concern.
APPEARANCES:
Cottingham & nlcdsoc for the 4. T. &
S. r. and G G. & $. =.
4. A. Klcinsehmiat-fo thc 81 J.. * S
H. Ry
W $. Tinsman for the c. Il. + & p. ny
w A. Miller for the NJ. X. & T. Ry. Co
John a. Eaton for the X. G.. NJ & o.
+. p. Miles for the ST. l.. !. NJ &. 5. L,
c. G. Huff for the W. L. q \. W Ry
Dorsey Carter for the oklahoma Central
W. A. IIcnshaw for the Commission.
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Fon RENT

FOR RENT--Five room house; mod.
ern; on west side. near car line.
See Geo. Upton at Guthrie National
Bank
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N.lrNt JAMES kltkMppI,
clerk 0f the superior Court.
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tFIrst published in onihrle pany Leader
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Official Orders of Cor
poration Commission

4 \ X X X @ IL s as " X X X n u * * 80 80 * u 81 x ~ u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
CITY NEWS.
Read The Daily Gate City.
Smoke Moelle-'. silver Ash cigar.

Read The Daily Gate City.
Smoke Moelle-'- silver Ash cigar.
Assignment of church days. See
Ayres & Sons ad..
Sherwood repairs your harness
while you wait. 703 Main.
Art craft brass for crafters use
in great variety at Philips art store
st. Mary's Fall Festival tonight
and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Regular meeting OF Hermann
lodge. No. 116. /. o. o. F. tonight at
7::30 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordial
ly invited.
Mrs Cortes Maxwell 719 High
street, began her primary music class
for piano, on November 1. Graded
pupils two weeks later.
-Christmas shopping has started.
Doon't fail to buy early. You will
get the choicest selection and you
| will relieve the clerks of considerable
extra labor.
-keokuk merchants should use the
Friday evening issue of The Gate
City for anything of a special charac-
ter. Don't fail to have your adver-
tisement in the Friday issue.
A decided drop in temperature
has been noted since yesterday morn
Ing and the average individual shiv-
cred as he or she stepped from the
door way this morning. A fall of
snow would not be surprising and
have the effect of instilling the real
Christmas spirit In the atmosphere.
/ Christmas entertainments are
beginning to be the most popular
theme of the hour in the school and
/ Sunday school rooms. Practice for
the holiday affairs have already be-
gun, and there will undoubtedly be
large number of festive sociables
this Christmas season.
Ben Koechle of Nauvoo, who
formerly drove the bus at the Grand
Hotel in this city, was to have been
married yesterday. so the Rustler
tells as follows: Ben Koechle of this
city and Miss Grace Johnson of Keo-
kuk will be united in marriage to-
day, so report has it and will reside
on the old Kruse farm in Sonora
1 township, which Ben has rented
"A Nauvoo paper is the publisher
of the following: Congressman Chas.
Kennedy of Montrose, ran like race
horse last Tuesday and beat his OBJ
ponent, Joe Pollard. by over 1900
majority. He carried his home town
by almost unanimous vote. They
circulated all kinds of lies about
| Charley, but he won nevertheless
He has made splendid congressman
DIR. o. L. Asher of this city, dis
! trict deputy of the Woodman lodge,
went to Nauvoo yesterday and will
remain there until the middle of De-
cemhe-. to secure new members for
I tf,a T~~,n there. Temple Camp has
| entered into the district contest. and
will endeavor to secure the largest
class before December 5th. and a
nrize of Forester's uniforms, worth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
Supreme Court Decisions.

Especial to The Gate City1
DIES MONIES. Nov. 16. State VS..
Manning, appellant, Polk district, af-
frmed.
vanduyn. appellant VS.. Chase and
Company. Polk district, affirmed.
incorporated town of Bows against
Delong, appellant, Wright district, af
firmed.
Smith VS.. Hendrix, appellant. Mus
catine district, affirmed
In re Carragher, permit to sell LID
uors, appellant. FLOYD district, ar
firmed.
VIM VS.. American Express Com
pany appellant, Polk district, re
yersed.
Stone vs.. c. r. I. & P. Ry Co, ap
pellant, yanburn district, reversed.
Norman VS.. Iowa Central Railway
Company, appellant, Hardin district
reversed
Thorne VS.. Hambleton, appellant
Polk district, reversed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
CITY NEWS.

-Ewers' Grand Leader. best sc cigar
We store, buy and sell your old
buggies. Sherwood
Several important real estate
deals were closed UP the past week.
Typography sets and supplies all
kinds of articles to burn at Philips
art store.
-keokuk Camp NJ. w. A. No. 622
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to Re present.
Mrs. Harry Roberts and children
leave Thursday for Hannibal where
they will join Mr.. Roberts. who is
yardmaster of the Burlington at that
place.
Regular meeting of Xeokull Aerie,
No. 6S3. F. o. E. tonight at Eagles
Hall, sth. and Main at O'Clock, visit
ing brothers always welcome. Chas.
A. Noakes. Secretary
The Nauyoo Rustler OF today
says: Geo Rutledge of keoluk, was
in Nauvoo last Tuesday, tuning pi-
amos. His mother. who is over eighty
years of age, has been very sick.
George has been her constant com
panion since childhood's days, and
in the mothers old age he has been
comfort to her
Notices have been received that
| the Iowa Society Of New York, com
posed of former residents of the
state now living in that city, will
/ hold their annual meeting, Thursday
/ November 18th, at the Hotel Aston
w. G. Brown, president of the New
York Central railway, and well known
to number of Keokuk people, is
among the list of those former well
known Iowans Mr.. Brown Is also
president OF the Iowa society
Major l.. s. Tyler of this city has
sent beautiful floral piece to Des
/ Moines to be placed on the bier OF
1 the late Mrs. Halle Cheek, mention
of whose death was made in these
columns last evening. Several 9th
ers appreciative of the bright memoir
/ les Of the deceased and her former
friendship, have contributed these
I floral offerings, the last gift and sen,
! timent that can be expressed here
by those who knew Mrs. Cheek dur
| Ing her residence In Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
PERSON AIS.

T. E. Lee of Centerville, is visiting
in the city today with friends and
relatives.
Ebert G. Rose, managing owner of
the Carthage Journal, was a city Wis
itor yesterday afternoon.
John Karle and J. H. Voght were
in Fl Madison on business yester-
day.
John Nicol, Of Dubuque. who has
been visiting friends fo- the past few
days. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Pauline Albright of Bushnell,
Ill, arrived in the city yesterday and
is the guest OF Mrs. Anna Roche.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
.Berri Olive Oil.
as a MEDICINE

Two tablespoonsful OF Berrl
Olive Oil contains as much
nourishment as a pound of
meat or a cup of butter be-
cause it is wholly assimilated
without taxing the digestive
organs. Berri Olive Oil is high
ly beneficial in the following
diseases:
Consumption, Rheumatism,
Constipation, Gall Stones,
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Stomach
Trouble, Chronic Catarrh, and
all wasting diseases. Berri
Olive Oil increases the blood
cells in number, thereby di-
rectly enriching the blood and
increasing it's germicidal pow
er, yielding the most CRAFTY
ing results.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves the cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. w. GROVE.
25c.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-03
Long Suffering Ends in Death.

k. ]. LePelley, who lived with his family composed of his wife and two young children, one mile west of the city, died at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. A few years back they came to Mena from Illinois. MT. LePelley naturally powerful and ener- getic young man was afflicted with kidney and lung troubles. He was 36 years of age at the time of death.
 For the past two years he has been helpless and suffered great ly. During this time the lrovid- ing for the family has rested up- on the members of the Baptist church and other charita ble friends, except the mans father of Freeport, Ill.,, has furnished clothing,
 Arrangements have been made by the father to have the body shipped back to Freeport for bur. ial. Rev. William Cooksey con. ducted funeral services at the family home at 2 o'clock this afternoon and the body was shipped on the AIS train.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-03-03
HEAVY DAMAGES AWARDED
Newport Water, Light aud Power Com
 rany Defeated in Court.

Newport, Feb. 24.-The hard fought suit of A. c. Collier and others versus the Newport Water, Light and Power Company in Circuit Court for damages tor al- legged failure to provide proper protection against fire, when the plaintiffs property was destroyed last spring, was given to the jury about 1o:30 o'clock Thursday morning and in less than an hour the verdict of that body was re- turned to the court.
 It was signal victory for the plaintiffs, awarding the following damages to each of them: A. C. Collier $3,5o0, Lizzie Bridges S3, 500, G. H. Warren s, 500 and G. w. West $32S.
 The defendants state that un' less given a new trial, the case will be appealed.