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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

The new store building, which is 10 be occupied by the Norton.Morgan Commercisl company is nearing com. pletion and will soon be ready for oc- cupsncy. There wss eocisl en- tertsinment at the new store building at Coo hise, Saturday night. August 30. Refreshments were served by the Ladies Aid Society, in the large and omnodious basement of this building. A literary program was rerdered during the fore part of the evening, with good music. vocal and instrumental. During the remainder of the evening. every one present was given c chance to do their part in polishing any rough places upon the floor that the contractor might have overlooked. In other words, there was . r5using old dance
 Charlie Dewees, who had been suf- iering with typhoid lever for some time. died Thursdsy, the 2lst of Au- gust, at Willcox. Interment wac msfe the next day at the Willcox cemetery. Mir Dewees came to Co chise from California about two yesrs ago and settled upon . claim two miles north of Willcox, where he we residing at the time o' hi. death. :He leaves . wife and two small children W " Terry, living three miles west rom Gieeson, reports that he has 25 acres of cane and beans that arc in fine condition, having received . sufficient quaotity of rain and will mature in good shape.
 Mir and Mrs W A Sherwood, ac- ccmpanied by Mrs T D Bennett and Mics verds Porter motored to Glsesou Tuesday evening, went through the orchard of Justice Ridgwsy and he'd the pleasure of eating . sufficiency ol fine peaches.
 Roosevelt Mcbride came in from bis fathers homestead, Thursday. sut states thss he has succeeded in grow. ing 20 acres of corn and maize that i doing very nicely at present. .-ATi' sonan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
Yaqui Indian Killed
 Near Tucson Yesterday

Gregorio Romeso, said to be Yaqui Indian, was run down and instantly killed by Southern Pacific train No. ? early yesterday morning pesr . rail- road crossing in the vicinity of the old mill northwest of the city. The fact was rept rted by the train crew to Comstock, who empsneled . jury, went to the scene and viewed the body. The inquest was held at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 It vas ascertained at the inquest that Romero was at Elysisn Grove Sunday evening in . state of into1i- cation. The theory is that he was lying on the track in 6 drupken con- dition and was struck by the train, as his body rested on the cow-cstcher. The Iudisn was hit by the engine . quarter of mile below the crossing, it is believed @ hi, hat was found st that point:-Tuoson Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
Insurgents Continue
 to Plunder Ranches

Conditions on the c M ranch, be- low the boundary line are not im~ proving very fast, according to seven- teen cowboys and other employees who arrived in Yums.
 The insurrec:os have robbed the big ranch of about everything worth while and much swas taken that wss of no earthly nee to them. Yet. plunder they must, and destruction wss their watchword.
 The seventeen men came in two partise, crossing the Colorsd, river below somerson. and reaching Yuma by way of the Yuma valley. Thsr, were eleven Mexicans and six Ameri- cans, and ell were glad to get oot of the trouble sone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
Pioneer Arizonan
 Dies at Needles

Eli Puntenney. pioneer of Arizona, died suddenly at Needles, Cal, ss,ur- day afternoon. He was sixty-nine years of age and settled in Prescott in 1864, where be resided until ten vesrs ago
 The deceased wac . native of Ohio and was never married. He was govert ment trader and . blacksmith by trade.
 Two brothers survive. They are George Puntenney Of Phoenix and Noah Puntenney, who resides in the east. George Puntenney. sccc m- panied by hi. daughter and L W Henderson left for Needles to take charge of the remains.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
Miami Fireman
 Killed by Lightning

"Red" Carmichael, q widely knosn miner and a member of the Miam, Fire Department. wac killed by being struck by . bolt of lightning. Judge Nssb of Miami held an inquest and the dead miners body was brought to F L Jooes & Sons morgue as sn early hour.
 Carmichael met hie death in Lost Gu'ch near the Warrior mine, where he vas employed. His dead body was found in tho eulch after . storm he'd swept the hills in that section of the distr;ct. For time It was not known whether be had been murdered oI came to his death sccid 'ntally.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
Large Safe for
 Mineral Exhibits

A large safe will be provided by NJ. NJ. Carpenter, head of the mineral and mining department at the South ern Arizona fair at Tucsou for the keeping of valuable minerals and other costly specimens which individ usl exhibitors will have at the fair. The minerals will be on exhibition in the daytime and there will be guard to see that no specimens are taken by dishonest persons who might come ip
 with the spectators, and at nigh, they
 will be put in the safe and locked up.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
Customs Inspector
 Returns to Douglas

United States Mounted Customs Tn. epector Luke Short arrived in Doug- las yesterday after an absence of twelve dave, during which time be covered 6 large part of the territory contiguous to Douglas for many miles in every direction except south. MT. Short wss not lost or hsrm,d iu the least. and he expressed great surprise upon his return that there had been any Lnsssiness in regard to his ssfety He said that while he stayed away con nsidersbIy longer than be expected to, be did not think it should have made any body uneasy, e he frequently stays ous longer l than he did on this trip.
 Mir Short did not get the horses he was looking for, which was . bunch recently stolen from the Varquez and GaIvins ranch in Me1ico. However he brought back five horses which
 had been unlswfuIly brought into ths
 United Ststee, no duty hav,ng beer ! paid on them, and which will be con- { f cated and sold ai public suction. ! While away the inspector wss ir
 the Chiricshus mountains, the Swiss.
 helms and st Gleeson. Peace sns
 Courtland, coming to ougias f.on
 the last-named towp:-Dispstch
 | DoUeoSD RU@ DOWo0 W1sD CoosoR0A
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
E.P. & S.W. InstaIIs
 Automatic Scale
s5H,

A combination automatic and beam scale with a cspicity of 5000 pounds, has been installed in the freight depot of the Fl Paso and Southwestern at Tucson. It is prac- tically two scales built into one.
 The platform Is balanced on knife eiges and roller bearings. Friction is reduced to minimum.
 The automobile part is equipped with dash box or oil cushion which moders,es the sensitiveness, 60 that the ueedle will not flicker on the dial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

CHArTEL MORTGAGE George R Kirkland to Min X Mer Bank, live stock to secure. s............ 800
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
From Wednesdays Daily

w D Webb, representing Collins &
 Webb Machinery Company of Los
 Angeles. is in Tombstone today, he
 being one of the bidders for the rock
 crushing machinery recently adver-
 tised for by the board of superyis rs Deputy Clerk c B Wilson of the
 superior court. accompanied by Ivan
 Johnson, spent Labor day in Douglas
 n king the trip in Mir Wilson's auto- mobile.
 Chairman August Hickey and Su- pervisor Riggs arrived in the city to- day. and together with supervisor
 Rock, will hold the regular monthly
 meeting of the board.
 Work is progressing satisfactorily on the duplicate assessment roll. under the directorship O! Clerk A c karger, and it is expected that the same will be finishs in time to turn over to the county treasurer the latter part of thi. month ss is provided by law.
 Attorney s K Williams is in the city shaking hands with his many Tom bstous friends. Mfr Williams was called to Tombstone in the inter ests Of his clients, who have litigation pending bsiore the superior court.
 Deputy Sheriff A W Howe returned yesterday from sn extended trip t. Fl Paso and various other p iints. where he went in the interests of the county sttorney's office.
 Sheriff Harry Wheeler and family have moved into the staunton re.i. dence on Toughnut hill.
 County Road Superintendent J J Benton arrived in the city this morn- ing from Douglas. to be in attendance l at the meeting of the board.
 Assistant County Attorney Alex snder Murry came over from Bisbee i today, having official business in the county seat which demanded his attention.
 D. NJ. Hasler, county road foreman. is among the arrivals in Tom mbs,ope, having busiLess with the Supervisors relative to the county highways. Mir H ssler reports the road work as pro- gressing rapidly and highly sstisfsc torily.
 County snrveyor s McNei-h was sn arrival in the county ses. this to attend the regular meet ing of the board of supervisors. MT Nc Neish has charge of the construc- ton work Of the new county highway from Gleeson to Bisbee. and reports rapid and satisfactory hesdway being made on ssme. When completed this will be one of the most sub-tsntial roads in the stste. and will indeed be : credit to the present members of the board of supervisors, who are trio of good road boosters.
 1od.y is psy day at the county l court house and the many officials have been glad in receiving their sslsries.
 "Butch" Hartman is numbered among the visitors in the city today from Pesrce.
 we Moore, the wellknown Gleeson pioneer, is in the city today on q brief | vi,it.
 Mrs Ed Summer6eld returned yes- terday from PhoenIx and vicinity | where she has been for sometime pact l visiting with friends and relatives.
 Dan Atwood came in this morning from bis mines in the Dragoon mountains on . business mission MT. Atwood is developing s valuable group of copper mines in that district and states that the outlook is very encouraging Tor the future, ss he hes pending with eastern parties bond and option, which he expects to to taken up within the next ten dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
i)EEI,

] pEEr FS Hildreth ct ux to N W
 Stevenson. land. ....-. 10 Do1glss Investment Go to
 A Detloff. Douglas pron... 25o :,
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE E B Alfred to w s Stewart CDI Torn to H 0 Schwantes ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE W Niles to NJ E Moore, Doug a prop...... .......... 2oO .. P M McDonough to 0 Horn
 Douglas prop p... GOO .. A Detloff to w W Holmes Douglas prop .... -- 1900 ..
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE W O Co-ey to A J Johnson.
  s A Widner to L A Lusher Lowell prop ......... 250
 BILL OF SALE s M Burr to Nj Gsll,go, Bis.- bee prop ........---.... 30J ..
 WARRANTY DEED H L isncey to J F Clark, Warren prop ....... 10 .. L c Duncan to c E Mitchell San Simon prop ........ $50 .. c E Mitchell 10 San Simon Valley Bank, prop. ....... 10 .. W Dixon to J & B Levy, Douglas prop .... ... 10 .. Howle, Hsnimsn and Hal stead Townsi,e Co to c P Kramer, Bisbee prop .... l50 .. Doug Inv Go to L E Bcaldiu Douglas prop. p............ 200
 PossEssoRY RIGHT A B Capt, homestesd ...... W NJ Terney, homestead. =. N German, homestead. =.
 WARRANTY DEED N Nicolas to T Sullivan .... a Mackay to Mrs Ida Love Dewees land ......... ] Il Y c shinn to H c Kimbsll and B Harlan, Benson prop lVoo
 sHERIFFs DEED I c Wheeler to c H Schil. ling, land ......... 975 ..
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Y E Schsam to NJ Nicolas Douglas prop p........... 3l5 ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE Johnson to Estate NJ Cos- tello, Bisbee prop. ...... l0,OO0 2.
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE E Kenney to Min & Mef Bank cattle. ... ....... 200 .. Il Hill to Phelps-Dodge Me- Co, furniture ......... l52 65 |
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Mary NJ Costello to P John. eon
 BILL OF SALE A BusenbArk to B J Me- Kinney, live stock. ....... 10
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07

CanAv Cashartic, cure cnustipetioo togUv0 & Vc sQ . . Asn. Agu0g1usSpgoI16 9c10
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-09-07
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.

RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNT Instruments Filed With the coun'
 Recorder
 il is THE RECORDS GIVEN IN ERIE
 CHArTEL MORTGAGE George R Kirkland to Min X Mer Bank, live stock to secure. ooV Laborers. P Moreno for $ll2.. 60, Alfredo Vssquez for $7505. A c Simkins for $iI5. Archis Chisholm for $2l6.3 30. E Haynes for $$644. 80, Charles Bauer lin; sgsinst Msssoietti Mining CO.
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Min & Mer Bank to H c bryef..-
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION eeint-saba Mining Co.,. Gunnison RangeC opper Min. ing Co. ........-.......
 sHERIFF's DEED Harry c Wheeler, sheriff. to Tbomae Sullivan, Douglas prop INV [.
 WARRANTY DEED James Wood ct ux to James Roberts, Oouglas pIop.. lCoO = W LGranger ct ux to R L Mayo, Jr, land. ........... B Webb ct ux 10 A Turner Lowell prop.-.........-.. $50 NOTICE OF CLAIM OF PossEssoRY
 RIGHT Sarah I Higgins, land .....
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Frank April to Manuel April SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE WE Hill to William Niles.
 WARRANTY DEED ER Pirtle ct ur to Charles BiiIt, Douglas prop'...... l5OO .. Clara Wilson to W R Hszle. ton, Hedberg prop........ 65 ..
 MINING DEED JIM Libbey to Albert Peter con. mine prop. 3.
 RE MORTGAGE Nick Goikovich ct ux to Lee Sugich, land, to secure.... 400 Chas Blizs to E R Pirtie, Douglss prop to secure. e.... 75O .. sArIsFAcrIoS OF MORTGAGE Jw Ross to Nick Gojkovich. George Vas, to Nick Gojko- vlcn Jw Ross to Nick GojkoYich ct uX. Miners < Merchants Bank to W A Nowlin ......
 MINING DEED ao.American Marble Co X LR Ligier to Sunset Mar. bls Co, mining prop-.... 10 . Pan-American Marble Co to Sunset Marble Go, mining prOp s...-...--s . J Rollia ct sl to W D Van Nostrsn, mining prop.... 10 = CIV Boden to W D Van Nostrsn, mining pfop...- 10 .. OE Lyman to W D Van Nostrsn, mining prop.... t .. Ell Wilson to W D Van Nossrsn. mining prop....-. 10 .. WDv Van Nostrsp to Sunset Marble Go, mining prop. 10
 WARRANTY DEED Louis Pescbke ct ux to W A Hunt, Douglas prop. $50 :. H schwsptee ct ux to PS& Rsns McDonougb, Douglas prop ..-...--.. tA'o :. Lswis Guilliams ct ux to B Stewart, land. ID Lewis Guillisms ct ux to Pearl Adams ,::isnd.. 10 . Aa Langley to R E Minor, Bi.bes prop. lSO . n = n A vsyill land
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-29
SOLDIERS And
HAWAIIS TIED;
FALLING STARS
OAHU LEAGUE.


Inc scene shifts. AS the result OF
yesterdays double header the Ha-
waits and Coast Defense Jump into
the lead II the Oahu leaeae race,
while the Stars drop to second place
with the Asahis. The Portuguese are
out Of the second series.
With three teams punched In sec
onu place, only haif 2 game behind
the Stars, yesterdays games were
crucial, and big crowd turned out at
Atniellc park % witness tne DaItie.
] ,s,1aas esss anu o,c WILLIE s1e ~ ss ~,
nortance ~ he result - 4 was not Wild.
- evcifine 81 an exhib,tion ~ basa-
Nm
=, -. :,
Dal ,.y Joy uIu me plscn,iit lor .ne
e..n 49, NJ 49, 10 us aa. .ol o ny
I've se.s 49, ~ eno sol-t - .ns
s.1 ,,',e ~ Pc e ~ ~. l - ~ ~
~, w.sh q oh,s s,es ,n' a. ~ ~ =,
s-'..... -. 80. --. . 80, 49,, ps-,-
Sne1 en-s o'e .,.o.s .ll' .nan z,
t,-. - .s -. ..s.s's 49,. =,
,,e1 49, 1-.e a..s.e os.ee s''
p1 ~, Inv ne1 e1e ,sss 1919 g w.
~ 1917 49,, 1s's ansi. -. -. s 4.'.-
ths I,ee ~ N error 4 Wild neg mt I
~. t3-s ss.g. - 1890, -. ~, ~
,a,. iste- =, Tr,7,ss -, Ts,o ,, ~.
.ss. .s ; =, 80 @,sne, .,hsr h,t 49,
.se ,..s y az ~ -. ,s,L $500
49, $3.50. ~ 80 $500 1 ss,i cce,,r,
.r,' ~, 49,. &C., $3.50 s.s ss,I. Z, !
49, ,s,s - -, ~. 80 - '''.>'- = :
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chairman Of the house COMMITTEES. r
Tr0tteF, stroke of the freshmen crew,
Charley Brown. bow OF the senior
crew, Bert Lightfoot. the veteran en-
thusiast, L. NJ. Hale-the genial
Daddy Eddie Nell. once q South
End member Of San Francisco, and
now Healani, p Hesse, Of the sen
Tor crew. George Low. who is help
ing organize the Healani socceri team
George +. McKinlay, chairman sof' the
athletic committee. and A. 7. Isongley
vice-president, all spoke briefly and
to the point. Special praise was be
slowed on Jack Phillips Of the regatta
committee for his efficief work
Also, there was some good vocal lnil
sic from the Healani NishtinEnles
even though they were minus the ser
vices OF Tenor Dyson.
1t was not until 1870 o'clock that
the banqueters finished tthe evening.
There was still plenty of enthusiasm
left on tap and IL will be on tap be
tween now and next Regatta Day.
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(continued on page fourteen)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-29
WHAT HEALANI CARSMEN
HAVE DONE IN THE PAST

FOR che Succession Heaan Regatta Day Sept 2O 1913
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-29

Nishi; sacrifice hit, Platon; sacrifice
fly, Kurasaki; left on bases, Filipinos
z, Asahi 2; first base on errors, Fill
pinos 3. Asahi 1; double plays, Kono
to c. Moriyama, C. Moriyama to Ko-
mega, Platon to Porcopio; struck out,
by t. Moriyama 4, by Gutierrez 5;
bases on called balls, OF T. Moriyama
8, of Gutierrez 1; wild pitches, Gu
tierrez 2. Umpires, Stayton and
Bruins. Scorer Raposo. Time of
game. one hour and thirty-two
minutes.
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cARLIN AND DONOVAN SIGNED

Saturday evening !. Scharun Bacuf-
ed the names Of Carlin and Donovan
to articles for a 15-round fight, to
form the main event Of a card for Oc-
tober IL, at the Liberty theater Other
features Of the show which the pro
moter is angling for will be Wolters
VS.. Roundtree, rounds; Williams vs..
Giles, rounds; Silling VS.. Stout,
rounds.
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NEW YORK, NJ ", Sept. ~ 8e<
ION defeated Philadelphia and ASSURED
the National League pennant Tor Ne4
York. Scores today
At cineinnati-chleago II, Gre
natl 2
At St: Louis--Pitssbureh 4. St 6a,
8.
4. PhiIadeIphia-Boston 9, Shllads
p1ia 8.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 4. New YORK
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Summary Three base hits, Scott;
sacrifice hits, Desha; left on bases,
Hawai- Z, p. A. C. Z; first base ON err
rors, Hawaii 1. p. A. c. 3; hit by
pitcher, Joy; struck out, by Scott 5.
Joy 6; bases on called balls, on
Scott 2, OF Joy i; passed balls, La
Mere. Bmpires, Stayton and Betten-
court Scorer, Raposo Time of game,
one hour twenty-one minutes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-29
O'NEIL SEWER
PICKS GIANTS;
SEES HONOLULU
ANTS will win the worlds
b have the team and
son the last three cham.

SJu luo laSl tuItG Cuntll-
the opinion Of O'Neil Sc
q sporting writer and now
18th the PanamarPacific ex-
5mmission to Australia. Sc
les his prediction on expert
edge of the game for many
yast and on his survey Of the
4 ring Of the Giants and the Phila-
1 iphia Athletics this season.
That New York infield Is q won
Ler." he says "All Of the men can
field, hit the ball and run bases. They
make errors but it Il In going after
everything. They never loaf"
Sewer Is personal friend and
great admirer Of John ]. McGraw, the
leader of the New Yorks. Twenty
years ago when SEWER was q baseball
reporter on the New Orleans Times
Democrat and McGraws was playing
third for the famous Baltimore ORR
oles, they met in q friendly game. The
Baltimore team at that time included
Willie Keller, the king Of place
hitters. Hushie Jennings, then in his
prime; Dan Brouthers and the great
second baseman Reitz.
Sewer says that Honolulu looks
good to him as sporting center. In
cidentaily, he predicts that racing on
the mainland win soon regain It's pop
ularity. He says 1t Is coming hack
fast.
Sewer resumes his trip to the An
tipodes on the Sonoma this afternoon.
He hopes to return this way:
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At eage--ehicz cc s, St. Eoai1 2
At 5etreis ldoubleheadef1 Zen.
land 8, Detroit z; Cleveland 3 Dstro
4.
At New k--WashInaion 3 Ns4
York 8.
At Boston--soston !, pbIi.d.lph|.
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Vice President Christensen OF the
Wells Fargo company stated before
the California state railroad commits,
sion that the parcel post has cost q
loss of 80 per cent in income to the
express company.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1913-05-05
Phone 96.
. flee and yards 5th and Elgin.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

To the Stockholders of the
Pickens Kealty and Trust Co.:
You are hereby notified that a
meeting of the Stockholders Of
said Company will be held ut the
Office OF the Company in the city
OF Muskogee, Oklahoma, at
O'Clock p. NJ, or the 18th day VI
June, i9l3. for the purpose of
decreasing the capital stock Of
said company from 100000 to
$4,000, and to transact such
other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
This, the 10th day of April,
1913.
Il. PiCRENS, President
MARIE JACKSON, Sec'Y
VIRGINIA HARDIN,
Directors.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1913-05-05
Notice!

We wish to extend card of
h anks to the Lodge andfricnds in
general for the kind attention and
generosity given ~ during our
Father, a. \. Clci ton'S Illness.
Please accrp, our grateful thanks
for the same.
Respectfully yours,
The Clcmons Family
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1913-05-05
Time Table.

"p'NNh NAi't" n II.WOAD
WestbousA
a. m. for tulsa and Pawhtls,,a
W l. Leaves daily 30 a. M 70,
Iulsa. Pawlluslsa aud Arkansas
city ana Wichita.
No. 5--leavcs dauy 500 H. m g., ,r,t-
50 ana pawhuska.
stbouad.
~ ,;es ,r;ea.es daiiy 'i5 a. m. for
Ma. '--Eeayes Ee,, d2ily $40 y. m. FOR
FRISCO SYSTEM.
Wrstbouna.
No No arrives l0;t5 a. IN.
No 80 aGrlne' .sG " m l'i' p M departs
No lSl Local departs gas p. m.
70 tAs Governor departs 1880 u. m.
No lS7 departs 800 a. m.
No, 'ig Local arrives GiOO u. m,
Ea-tboubd
no. .SS Governor arrives 7i5 a. ~.
NO ~ arrives ll'o5 a. m; uepsrts
Soo $50 Local, Local arrives ia;ii p. m.
No. $50 arrives 200 y. 10
No as Local departs IA y. m.
W, ~. a d. RAiL ~.
NorthboouA
No. from fnp wo@.no1 SS@,son =. ~ aaa!,y.
No. 3 for wagonor S5u a. m, daily
No. ~ Tor Wagner lI15 a. M.
MIXED train daily except SundayD
80 Tor Magoner 3'30 p m, daily.
NO 4 Tor WAGNER 500 n. M. daily
uthbouud.
40. 1 from Waguner g 80 "A. M, daily.
No. Tor llenison $40 a. ~. uaiiy
No. from Wagner 1880 a. M, daily.
No. ~ from WAGNER goo u. m
Mixed train daily eNcept SundayD
Nn. from Wagner 5:30 y. m. daily
30. from Wagner 500 r. M, daily.
ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN a
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NOTICE.

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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1913-05-05

Experienced agents wanted
to sell oil and gas claims to
colorcd people in proven field
in Oklahoma. Fine proposition
For purchasers, and agents
make big money. Write us for
contract and literature. Lin
coin Oil g. Gas Co., McAlcster,
Okla. (adv.)