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DEAD 3 MONTHS.
CORPSE FOUND
IN OLD CABIN
Skeleton Almost Bare From the
Work Of Wolves and Foul
VGrnin: Not Murder.
Sentinel specIaI servlce.


Gunnison, Colo. oct. l2.-The de-
composed remains of Tom Hughes,
an old prospector who lived in a
cabin near Razor Creek dome, were
found by cowboys this week He
had evidently been dead since last
August. 1t was very evident that
he mad died from natural causes, and
no inquest will be necessary.
Hughes was a pioneer OF the San
Juan country, coming to Rico from
cripple Creek 20 years ago. He
made many fortunes for others by his
discoveries; but. like many Of his
kind, had little in his old age to
show for his hard life.
The cabin was opened by cowboys
on roundup who were seeking shell
ter. The putrid odor from the de-
cayiug cadaver almost stifIed them
when the door was opened. A wolf
mad found entrance to the place and
mad mangled the trunk terribly. APP
parel in the room and other marks
on the body identified it as the Ie-
mains OF Hughes
Burial was made the day follow
ing, after an investigation by the
coroner.
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Dscnr pIntt Rcturns.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Platt came in
last night from Idaho. Five years
ago Mr.. Platt left this city after re
siding here for several years and
since that time he has resided in
several states. For the last two
wears Idaho has been his home, be-
ing engaged in the livery and trans
fer business in that state. However,
The call of the Grand valley could not
be resisted and Mr.. Plat contem-
plates locating here again. He is
being warmly greeted by his many
old friends.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
IN CITY CHURCHES
First Presbyterian Church.
0:45 a. m.--Sunday school.
II a. m.-publiC worship.

gsfb Il. n.s-S uHudS stAOOl.
II a. m.-Public worship.
Sermon. "Unharnessed Energy in
the Church." by Rev. Edwards.
Anthem, Like As a Father
Chorus.
Solo. I'm Praying For YOU
Prof. Kiefer.
3 p. m.-Junior C E. Meeting.
3 p. m.-NTilldale Sunday school.
G:30 p. ny. p. S. C. L. meeting.
7:3O-Sacred concert.
Male quartette, Sweet Sabbath
Eve"
Anthem, "Har1, Hark. My Soul"
Mrs. Welles, Mrs. <iefer and Choir
us.
Solo. 1.-THE Ninety and Nine, -
Mrs Carl L. Kiefer.
Anthem, Come Unto Me-
Chorus.
THE Flower Land d.'-Mixed quar-
Duet. my Faith Looks Up to
Thee. MIR. and Mrs. Carl e. Kiefer.
Anthem, Send Out Thy Light
Chorus.
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ORDER ROLLING
STOCK FOR NEW
MOFfAT ROAD
sentInel speclaI service-

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Oct l2.-Newman Erb
head of the n-to-be-reorganized
Moffat road, announced today that
an order for 100000 worth of roll
ing stock had been placed and that
construction would commence at
once on so miles of track west of
Steamboat Springs. He intends 10
build the line on to Salt Lake City
as socn as possible. He urges the
people to vote for the tunnel bill.
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Atcllce Visitors.

NTITICt INITUTN.
Mrs. Margaret G. Webb. who was
married in such romantic manner
~ Denver recently, is an arrivel from
Af.h.f where her husband runs
"lr.. .# .Hsr after E.a met her
..wr- husband. tfr. lsusa.e Har-
-iugtDu accompanied Mrs. Webb
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Tonight Last Night

For The Italian duo, the famous
singing and acordian playing team.
You want 10 see this act, as it is a
high class feature. Remember to-
night is Your last chance TO see the
CataIjo brothers. AT the Grpheum,
Of course. tAdvertiHemautJ l0-l2-lt
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Rnilrnnh MIN Hcrc.

o. NJ. Law OF Denver, travelling
passenger agent of the Illinois Cen
trail, was here today on business.
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GET BALL News BY WIRELESS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Seattle. Wash, Oct. 12.-By means
Of the wireless telegraph. the Off
GERS and men on the cruiser Mary
land from the orient yesterday kent
posted on the worlds championship
baseball series. WageTs We're freely
made and We're settled when the re-
suit was flashed out to sea.
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~avie iu Cftv.

"0Vic iU IItT.
r. p. Davie Of Colorado Springs
rived IN the city this noon on the
Widland train and went 20 Iona with
j. C. Sharer in the latter's auto to
look over his interests in the lower
valley. He also spent some time with
his business associate, Werner u.
Reed
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oct. II. q p. M. Temperature.
81. relative humidity, 80 per cent;
wind. north, . miles per hour;
weather. clear
OCT H.. D. w.. Temperature.
a.. raIr.I.. n.-ff..". 80 per cents
wind. Hau.rn.... . miles per hour,
weather. u.rnr-
IusHaa. Temperature Yesterday.
60. sam. date .gHr year. GsF same
fnra IuMluE past 90 years. a.
Lowest Temperature This morn
ing. .g. this date last year. a5s
.hIs date during past 20 years, 30.
Mean temperature yesterday, 40,
which ls below normal.
Precipitation. During the past
- hours, 90, total since first of
month, .GS inch; normal for this
month. 81 inch.
Weather Conditions.
observations taken at s a. m,
Mountain tImeD
.. .. " u.r le
m"u-"r HH. a.u"arH storm or con-
siderable .lar-E over .Ea Lake re-
zion. in tine southern part of which
district. especially. high winds have
occurred. Also unsettled weather
has resulted from the Great Lakes
and the Ohio valley to New England.
The western high has spread east
ward to the Mississippi river and
caused cooler and generally clear
weather this morning in the west
central and southern plains states.
This high is also producing con-
tinuation OF fair weather over the
western half of the United States.
Il. S. NICHOLS,
Local Forecaster.
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ur~ from HINT.

Fred Chambers. Ed Nedders, Hem
y H,etHal and Frank ODal of the
aaI shops and round house force,
atulued yesterday from their deer
luut in the Meeker section. They
He'd one buck on the Sleepy sat
mountain and report bucks very
scarce
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No Trnce of NInChine.

Felix Carson has found no trace OF
his stolen motorcycle, which was ia
ken from his shop three weeks ago
The authorities in the Olathe section
are still on the lookout for the cul'
prit and the machine.
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lunch IA Success.

The hot biscuit, ham and coffee
.Jnch given by the ladies of the Wom-
ln's Relief Corps in the old sc and
lOc store room this noon was well
aGgg.Eed. The VianIs served were
a...uuHly prepared.
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ruitaNews Notes
What the People Are Dong
From Day to Day in the Live
ly Little City of the Lower
Valley.

Mrs. T. d. Bowman was shopping
in the Junction today
Earl Bragg was in Grand Junction
Friday and Saturday on business.
Today is Columbus day and the
banks Of Fruita are closed in honor
thereof.
r. S. Baker returned from Den
yer Thursday, where he has been
looking after business in the capital
city.
Roy Miller and little daughter,
Geneyieve, came up from Mack to-
day for a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. TalIey.
a party of the younger set took
straw ride to the river last evening
and enjoyed Il lunch by a roaring
camp fire on the river bank.
I. H. Whittemore took advantage
If the legal holiday and with Victor
and Sidney took a trip to the camp
on the Fruita pipe line today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Warren re-
turned from trip throughout the
east and Canada yesterday. MI.
Warren's niece came with them and
viii enter the Fruita schO this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Meisenheimer of
Hutchinson. Kas,. old time friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman, stop
Dcd OF for a short visit in Fruita
Yesterday. They are on their way
tn California for q two-months' stay
In that favored region.
Miss Hazel Hiatt and Forrest Mai
nard We're quietly married Thurs
day evening. They left on their we'd
ding trip Friday for Twin Falls,
Ida. The best wishes of their many
friends go with them.
The Progressive Woman's club
held a very interesting meeting ves-
terday at the home OF Mrr Carua-
han. Ii was travel day ,abl Mrs.
Nerriell took the club on a very in
teresting triu through California,
while Mrs. Fellows extended the trip
| to Catalina After which a Journey
up the Rhine with Mrs. Baker as
oride was greatly enjoyed by all
I ON their return Mrs. Cropsey en-
tertained the club with vocal solo,
which closed an unusually pleasant
afternoon.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Furnished by
.. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

For Grand Junction and vicinity:
Fair tonight and sunday. not much
change iu temueraUre
For Colorado. Tonight and sun
day fair. moi much change In tenn
uorl-urn-
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Ynnnt sun neIirions.

WhiIs 8ert Y0unt, the injured
jockey Is stir partially conscious at
the ST. Mary'5 hospital. he is in the
same GoliTious condition and con-
srantly raves, His condition is i'm
proving but slowly.
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and tonnage OF the various vessels
composing the feet.
Di rlaremout.

NNtlI IAE.He NAE Ar-.r
Displacement.
3g U...s saI. ....... raI.-". m
g Aur.ed u.uI..uH.. $4,000 ..r-.
- Gu.-nH... converted
yachts. .-H. touE-
u..- transports.
w.na-.ar5uE. nr1c-
rin", supply hos
Ir.| and repair
ships .......... Gr.ga9 tons
g Naval militia vessels H,5s1 tons.
20 Uas.rOyera ..... 7h.G"T tons
s Fuel ships --.--. NN,2S5 tons.
lG Torpedo boa5s go. 3.u2g tons.
10 Submarines .-.-.. ....
l27 Ships OF all classes. 7H1,509 tons
In last years mobilization here
there We're but - battleships. and
only 9g ships in all.
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus is
in command of the entire feet His
flagship. the Wyoming heads the
haaJIeship division The battleships
have been divided into four divisions
under the respective commands Of
Pear Admirals Fiske, Usher. Wins
low and Fletcher. Captain Frank X.
Hhl is chief of Rear Admiral Oster-
haus' stan, while the fleet staff is
beaded by Lieutenant S c. Hooper
Dear Admiral Knight is in command
rnder Rear Admiral Oslerhaus Of the
Atlantic reserve fleet
Today's program embraces a
'aud parade through the streets Of
Naw Yo~E by 5000 sailors Of the
fleet This evening coo officers
-i1 be entertained at a smoker at a
'orel Sunday IS set aside for wor-
rNin. with suecial services to be
e. EH4ff,.sN,,I Of A
Divine. ST. Patricks Cathedral and
-tNer rnu0es of worship.
On Monday. October "a, President
Taft is eEneCted to arrive in New
York. preliminary TO reviewing the
Geet the next day. He will be ac-
nompanied by the secretary of the
navy. who will inspect the assembled
eghting craft that day. II has beer
"lanned to have the secretary's boat
head a long line Of craft, with the
MAYORS boat Immediately following
his. and private yachts and excursion
hosts behind the MAYORS boat. On
Monday night the Official dinner in
honor 0r the President. the cabinet
and officers of the fleet will be held
here.
The conclusion Of the program on
Tupsday October 10, calls for the
review OF tine NHet hv the President
I'm the glrhL. "MarHuwer." he viii
afe-m frraurn the line of wHrshiDs,
a0nh OF which win fire pres iaouual
salute of g1 ruus After nircumnDy-
iw10inv tine 1eCt the Presidents
Yacht VIII dron 10 anchor near the
SiaJute Of Liberty and remain there
with the President TeviCWing The
ghirs as tehy pass out 20 sea.
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Bishop Brewster Here.

Bishop Benjamin Brewster ar
rived this noon from Glenwood
Springs to attend the big Episcopal
conference here.
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Rullard Goes West.

George Bullard of New York, a
brother-in-law of R. A. Tawney OF
this city, left for the coast this af-
ternoon after brief visit here.
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Under the Weather.

Edgar 4. Rider is suffering from
light attack Of la grippe, but is still
able to be out.
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Herr from Now Jersey.

Charles X Ernest representing
the New Jersey Central railroad, was
a visitor in the city today.
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GOVERNOR HI IN pennsylvania
Associated Press.

Pittsburg. Pa, Oct 12.-Governor
Johnson planned to close the sixth
week of his campaign with speeches
today at Washington, Pa, and this
pfty
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WOOL MARKET.

Associated Press.
St. Louis. Mo-, Oct. 12.-Wool quo
tations today were steady.
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Ieayitt in City

Leavitt in City.
William f. Leavitt of the Golden
Hills orchards, Iona, is local Wis
itor today
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Ia Front of Fire House.

The PAYERS were distributing the
7UuCrete pavement base in front of
the IRE station on Colorado avenue
this morning and afternoon. Truck
No. ] is standing on the outside OF
the building, while the work is being
carried on.
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BARTON & TERRTLL is the only

transfer company in western Col
lrado with a first class covered mOv-
Ing van. Always prompt; furnish
GOOD service and expert workmen.
You make no mistake by employing
'hem,
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Rev. Glover Here.

Rev. A. +. Glover of De Beque
was visitor in the city yesterday
and today.
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Lund from Telluride.

A. T.. Lund, well known Tellu-
ride assayer and chemist, is in the
city. visiting friends.
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Sentinel Want Ads get results.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12

Miss Hazel Hiatt and Forrest Mai
nard We're quietly married Thurs
day evening They left on their we'd
ding trip Friday for Twin Falls,
Ida. The best wishes of their many
friends go with them.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-12

Today is Columbus day and thu
banks of Fruita are closed in homo
thereof
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BAY STATE
SITUATION
UNSETTLED
(Ry Associated Press,A

Osyter Bay. May 3,-A delegation
of the leaders in the Roosevelt
campaign in Massachusetts called
at oyster Bay to talk over the sitl-
alton which has arisen by reason OF
| Colonel Roosevelts deOination to
accept the votes Of the eight dele
gates at large The delegation con.
sisted Of Matthew Hale, chairman OF
The Massachusetts Roosevelt com
mittee; Arthur y. Hill, of Boston,
Chas Thompson, a Vermont man,
and Elon Hooker treasurer of the
Roosevelt committee
air Hale, speaking for the dele
CATION said he had not come to
persuade colonel Roosevelt to
change his position lie said he
was in accord with me decision.
lie asserted the only purpose was
TO attempt to clear up the confused
situation in MASSACHUSETTS,.
One of the party said some of the
TAFT candidates for delegates at
large had announced before the Drl-
maries were held that whatever the
result Of the preferential vote they
would not support Colonel Roose-
vet If they were elected On this
account. he said. some of the
delegates did not feel like support
ing President Taft.
Colonel Roosevelt doesn't en-
tirely understand the situation in
Massachusetts, he added
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NO DYSPEPSIA OR
STOMACH DISTRESS
Heartburn, Gas, Sourness and
.Aht Stomach misery
vanishes

There would not be n case of indi-
gestion here If readers who are sub
iect 10 Stomach trouble knew the tre-
mendous anti-ferment and digestive
virtue contained in Diape sin. This
/ harmless preparation will digest a
heavy meal without the slightest fuss
or discomfort. and relieve the sourest
acid stomach in i've minutes. besides
overcoming all foul, nauseous odors
from the breath
Ask your rharmacist TO shON Nou
the formula, plainly printed on each
a0.cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin, then
YOU will readily understand why this
promptly cures Indigestion and re-
moves such symptoms rs Heart barn.
a feeling like lump OF lead in the
stomach, Belchins OF Gas and Eructa
tons Of undigested food, water brash
Nauseau. Headache, Biiousness and
many other bad symptoms; and, be-
sides, YOU will not need laXatives 70
keep your stomach, liver and intes-
tines clean and fresh.
If your Stomach is sour and fun of
gas, or ycUr food doesn't digest, and
your meals don't seem TO fit, why not
get a 50-cent case from your druggist
and make life worth living? Absolute
relief rom stomach misery and per
feet digestion of anything YOU eat is
sure to follow five minutes after, ara.
besides, one 50-cenI case is su'fisleht
to cure whole family OF such
trouble.
Surely, harmless, inexpensive prep
aration like P&ge's Diapepsin, which
will always, either at daytime or dur
ing night, relieve your stomach misery
and digest your meals, is about as
handy and valuable thing as you
could have in the house.
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No PLACE IN
CIVILIZATION
FOR Old MAIDS
fBy Asso lated Press /

Grand Junction Colo. May 3-The
power OF the pulpit was never better
eXemplfied than when, after preach
ing sermon on ioye. courtship and
marriage, Rev Elmer v Huher the
advertising minister, offlciated at the
" edding of Albert Voss and Miss Ada
York, both well-known Grand juno
ton Young people They had not in
tended to be married until next week,
but the powerful sermon OF the min
lister affected them SO that they de
cided 10 join hands ana hearts as soos
as the service had ended
Mr. Huffer preachel an eloquent
sermon to crowded house. many
hundreds being turned away
AT l6.' said the preacher, "a girl
wants to know who a Young man is;
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MAN MAD
OENED BY
JEALOUSY

Tulsa, May 3.-Arthur J. Coli
gan formerly cashier at the local
office Of the Osage and oklahoma
Gas company, Killed Miss Belle
Hopkins with a knife this afternoon
ana then cnt his throat and leaped
from second story window He
will die The tragedy took place at
the Arlington rooming house, which,
il is said, the woman conducted.
The Two had quarre ed bitterly
for about an hour when Collgan
drew a knife and stabbed Miss
Hopkins three times. Colligan is a
young man and is said TO be of a
prominent family in Pittsbnrg. Pa
Jealousy is given as the cause for
the rash act The two had been
sweethearts for some time. but late
" another man had appeared on
the scene and was welcomed by
Miss Hopkins
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ARE YOU RUN DOWN
Awaken to the Danger and Cure the
=. Weakened Kidneys.

Kidney sickness runs you down tt
the verge Of collapse before you
know the cause. When you seem IN
able to pin your mind TO any task
your back aches and You can not do
an ordinary days work, it is time to
ask yourself this question: Are my
Kidneys working right" he ans
wer Is IN your condition.
Sick kidneys slacken their filtering
work and the uric acid circulates
with the blood, attacking brain,
nerves. muscles and vital organs.
Don't wait for serious irouble-be'
gin using D0ans Kidney Pills when
you feel the first backache or first
notice urinary disorders. This rem
edy has given new lie and strength
10 thousands, Read the grateful tes-
fimony that follows:
F. l. kraus, 319 W. Choctaw ST.
Oklahoma City Okla. says. Three
years ago ! had bad attack OF kid
hey and bladder trouble and my con
ditlon became so poor thar ! could
not sto0p My back Was stiff and
lame and sleep was out OF the ques-
tlon The secreuons from my kid
neys annoyed me constantly BY their
frequency an passage. The contents
Of few buyes oi D9ans Kluuey
Pills entirely cured me
For saie by all dealers. Price Go
-4nts. Fostef-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
Sew YORK Sole agents for the Unite
states. 4
Remember the nams-Doan's- and
AXE no other.
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IN KANSAS i
COSTS MONEY:
FOR DIVORCE
(By Associated Iress)

Lawrence Kas. May 3-Staiistits
compiled here today show thar tie en-
pense of "A marriage licens~ in Doug
las county is slight compared " IN
the cost OF divorce. Where Sl4
couples secured marriage licenses
las. year at a cost of S492 siXty.th ee
couples. or one-hfth as many. pad
81 d0l 45 for having matrimonial
bonds severed
November holds the record Tor be
ing the month OF marital discord p
Douglas county Thirty-four peu'
fons or more than half the number
for the entire year. We're filed IN the
November term OF court last year, TX
IRENE cruelty and desertion are the
allegations in the majority Of the
eases.
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at IS, with more serious purposes in
view, she is anxious to know what
he is, after her marriage, when she
is about 2l, she is mostly concerned
about where he is.
Rev Mr. IIufer did not mnce
words in referring to bachelor maids
They are OF no use to the country
or to society he said, ard | pro
pose that they should be crowded
away on some isolated island where
trey win not get in the way Of ciyili-
cation.
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FROM ARKANSAS
You'H Never Feel Really Right Until
You Try the Gentle, Safe. Sure
Hot Springs Liver Buttons

Now sold in Guthrie by all live
lruggists are BOT SFSR YGSs LIVER
BUTTONS from 3am9hssIot sprisgs
irkansas, where liDdand are b9ing
.ured every month.
Get 25 cent box today; take one
little Button tonight and be cheerful
III day tomorrow. Take them for
Indigestion; 10 drive away the poison
J0s secretions from the stomach and
bowels. take them for souTness. gas.
coated tongue. biiousness. dizziness,
lick headache and for sallow. pimply
skin They never fail You need
hem youu never care to bother
with common purgatives and cathar-
fics aEain. For free sample write
Hot Springs Chemical Co. Hot
2grings, Ark.
: The Eagle Drug Store is special
agent in Guthrie.
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! Will ne tnfOied.
Washington, d. c.. May 3-What
is a real, live husband worth?
Don't answer all at once. girls
the value OF the critters" vary some
what in different localities and much
depends upon the kind OF q husband
you want or course. a young rich.
good looking, kind thoughtful gener-
! erons home-l0ying. tender husband, -
/ TRAINED 70 wash The dishes without
! lcrying or 10 mind the baby when
! Inlother is attending suffragette pow
wow. or one that always shuts his
/ eyes and won't even peep when he
| sees a pretty girl coming his way or
ICDe that never goes downtown in the
evenings or won't engage IN even a
! friendly fight" with his wife: one
1tfat pays wifey's millinery bills with
out the suspicion of q murmur and
! let's on that he is fond of his mother.
in-law,-is admittedly worth more
! than The gink that has the dyspepsia.
a wart on his nose. ana an ingroWins
/ crouch ami Jaws at" his frau.
j But. in irving to strike a mean av-
erage what is the ordinary. garden
variety OF no-betterand-n no -worse-than-
Nouf-neIghhor s.~iles husband worth
1lFe " up Wei ihey come cheap
ana ~ nl& DuItA mes depending ihhcH
ON the age ana freshness OF the
beast
{ That Oklahoma husbads are 4 sSi
or the matrimonial market. beng
loaoted al less than $lZ Il month,
50 certain points IN the state. may
seem q bit startling to some Of the
unmarried Beau Brummel bachelors Of
the short grass country who have
paced an generalization upon them
selves rs prospective husbands. bur il
r true al least it would appear so
nom the communication received his
" eek by one @ the Oklahoma con
ere smen from Que OF the female vic
TINS ON the west side Of The stal1,-
ANA being married hcrself she ought
TO know
The aforementioned congressman
Rho shall remain unlochtiied ior o..
Fions reas0ns,-he himself being a
married man was startled the 9th
or lay in opening his mornings mail
T. discover how really cheaD Oklaho-
ma husbands are Il seems that the
Hri.er OF the epistle 10 the congress
man was married some wears ago %
an old soldier who fought in the Eivi
var, and that after his death she was
The recipient Of a pension Of $l2 per
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CHAIRMAN WILL
INVESTIGATE WRECK

Chairman E Love Of the~eor.
noration commission viii 20 "a
Augo Saturday 10 investigate a
wreck on the Frisco at K0soma
April 20. of which no report was
made to the commission.
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Poor appetite is a sure sign Of i'm
paired digestion A few doses OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will strengthen your digestion
and improve your appetite Thousands
have been benefited by taking these
Tablets Sold by all dealers
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SANITARIUM
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