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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
CALL FOR A MEETING OF
THE FRIENDS OF DR.. DUKE

Whereas, at a meeting Of the Demo
cratic Central committee OF Logan
county, held at the city OF Guthrie, on
February 2S, 1914, a resolution was
unanimously passed requesting DR..
John w Duke, of Guthrie, to submit
his name as candidate for the Office
of governor on the Democratic ticket
at the coming election and pledsing
to DR.. Duke the unanimous support OF
said committee in such candidacy.
Now, Therefore. a meeting OF the
friends of DR. Duke is hereby called
to be held at the City Hall in Guth-
rie on Saturday, March IA, 1914, at
2 o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF
considering the adyisability OF max
ing a call upon Dr. Duke for him to
submit his name to the people OF OK
lahoma as candidate for governor
at the August 1914 primaries. 1t is
desired at this meeting to have
representation Of DR.. Dukes friends
in Guthrie. Logan county and other
parts of the state. And all his friends
who desire Dr. Duke to become such
candidate, are earnestly requested 10
attend and participate in said me7--
ing,-C. G. Hornor, W. w Rucks,
Id Burke. c. c. Smith. Frank OIL
smith, Committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
bOA1SElNS BANK ALSO
BURNS; MEN LEAP FROM ROOFS
Thrilling Scenes Attend EaP|Q
morning Blaze; Damage s35O,0oo;
List Of Missing

81 Louis Mo- Mar o. Several per-
sons are dead and dozens OF others
we're believed mcinerated within the
walls OF the ruins Of the Missouri Ath.
letic club. and two score we're more
seriously injured as the result early
inns morning OF a fire which DESTROY
ed the seven story building housing
the clnb and the Boatmens bank.
the exact number OF dead within
the debris may not be known for sew
oral days
The property damage Is estimated
at more than three hundred and fifty
thousand
At 10 O'Clock there were three
known dead and club officials had
the names OF fifteen unaccounted for
and practically given up as lost.
More than dozen men jumped sew
eral stories to the roofs OF adjoining
buildings and escaped with brc. zen
legs or other injuries
Those who escaped ran about the
streets in their bath robes OF nigut
clothes apparently Wild. until they
were forclbiy carried into neighborins
hotels.
Theodore Levy Of Louisville. Nv.
chung to window sill until his hands
were scorched almost black.
Just as he was about to let 90. !.
fireman grasped him
The glare Of the fire brought thous-
ands Of spectators who hindered the
work Of the liremen, until driven back
by the police
Hundreds OF automobiles belonging
to members who had learned OF the
fire lined the downtown streets
twenty Six Not Accounted For
This afternoon 1t was announces
there were six known dead, three OF
them unidentified. twenty-s six unacA
'ounted for aud probably perished and
hrty injured
The fire. it is believed. started on
The third floor where The dining room
S ocated
ramor that an explosion caused
by robbers attempting to enter the
'aults Of the Boatmens bank started
md was denied
G. + Kcssler manager OF wire
'ompany was killed by leap from
le sixth floor
lohn Martin RicRe OF ST. Paul. and
Riley wero burned to death
Most of the missing were st Loa!s
uen
j r Chasnoff advertising manager
'f the 81 Louis Republic and grad
tate or the Missouri University. Is
given up for dead
Two OF the sis recovered bodies
were later identified as l.. A. Raft
ma A o Odegaard, both OF 81 Louis.
The list OF missing remained at
lbout twent four, including D. T.
of Springfield. Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
DOPE FiENO, ATTEMPT
ING TO ENTER HOUSE, IS
CAPTURED BY CITIZENS

L9d.e l.arAia. ID nesr1 character
we'll known n police circles, was
captured lasf night by citizen, OF the
west side when he attempted 10 gta
an eltrmce To house o. Bug SEES.
Warner The negro had Just sia-hec
the screen ia the tchen door and
had his hand inside attempting 10
open the latch when the citizens who
had been watching him rushed in an
grabbed him The police Were then
telephoned for.
farkin is about 25 years ID 'qd .
a morphine fiend.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
FALL GIVES LIST 0F 60
0UTRAGES IN MEXICO
BEN LAFAYETTE
ON THE HusT|NGs

Ben Lafayette, of Checotah, Okla,
is in the city Mr.. Lafayette is a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for lieutenant governor and gives ev
cry promise of winning the Prize Mr.
Lafayette is one Of the East Side
most aggressive business men He IS
an extensive grower of peaches. He
served as mayor of Checotah where
he has resided twenty years He or
ganized the first Democratic club in
Indian Territory Lafayette is mos
est in his claims, but can give 'reas
ons" when asked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
6 DEAD; 26 MISSING IN
MISSOURI CLUB FIRE
TERRAzAS WILL
NOT Be EXECUTED

FL raso, Tex, Mar 9--Fallare to
pay the ransom demanded for lAi =
Terrazas, ,lr, viii not result in the
prisoners execution, according to u
telegram received here Sunday night
from General villa at Chihuahua
News of the Telegram came from
rchc agents Sunday night 4re
arrutF tcUtared however. that Gen
oral villa certainly would expose
rerra1as to tho enemys fire at Tm
reon unless the prisoners father,
General Luis Tcrra2as, rcfra MS from
political activity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
NEGRO SWIPEO 2 VALUABLE
GUNS AND IS ARRESTED

lame. Harris negro. aas ar slti
bl the city police today charged with
stealing two shoi-In from Valentine
Harris last week. The guns were
found in a local pawn shop where iiar-
ris had soaked ilcm ior iew df.-
lars. The guns are valued lg va.en-
tine Harris at $40 The negro eil Sc
turned owe. 20 tAe county sufh1-Itis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
SOME MILLING FOR
COUNTY OFFICES

Some milling is already on ror
county Offices among Democratic,
Progressive and Republican candi
dates.
1t is quite likely that Progressive
Republican and Democratic tickets will
be in the field.
Among candidates mentioned are
Chester A. Marr who will run for
county attorney on the Democratic
ticket On the same ticket will be
John CharYelle as candidate for coun-
ty Judge.
Judge A. H. Boles will contest Judge
Strang for the republican nomination
for county Judge. eSi4
1t is said County Attorney John Ad
ans may also stand for co-a,y judge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
BRIDGE our; TRAINS LATE

Fourteen lents of the big bridge
over the Cimarron on the FIT. Smith
& Western went out Saturday, caused
by high water, which has necessitat7
e., detouring ira MS and transferring
passengers. All trains since Satur-
day over the Ft. Smith & Western
have been late as a consequence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
HIGH COST OF LIVING REDUCED

Washington. d C.. Mar Food
prices in the United States reached
the highest level in twenty-four years
on November IS. 1913 Since that date
there has been a slight decline. though
the average still is well above that OF
a year ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
RtASLEY, CHARGED WITH
ROBBERY, BOUND OVER

Willis Beasley, the negro arrested
charged w fh rou-ing brakes house
oa West No0.e. last wees. vas ar
raigned before Justice Seward today
and was bound over Tor trial in the
district court ile failed 70 give bond
ana IS iaA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09

Running at a brisk rate of speed
and skidding trifle IN the sand an
automobile owned and driven by John
Dean turned turtle over into the
Purviance culYert ut 5 o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
In the ear We're John Dean and
lymon Gray, on the front seat and
John lIlldreth, w. II Coyle and + j.
Lean, of Hayes City, Kan, in the
ionneau. The party had been in
specting the work Of the good roads
brigade and were returning home
Near the 1'urviance farm, two and
one half miles southwest OF town, Il
culyert, l5 feet high, spans the road
across The creek The road s. good
but in places sandy Frightened as
his ear skddod Dean turned his
steering wheel TO the left and the
car shot over the west side Of the
bridge. II turned turtle bnrying It's
head in the loose dirt Miraculous
escape from death for all five men
All the cars occupants were thrown
clear Of the ear. save II ldreth. who
was pinned underneath, anl sustain
ed but a scratch on the face. Gray
was the FIRST to speak
My, Cod men lIldreth is dead
under the cart" he cried, Then he
tainted he sustained dislocated
shoulder Dr Petty SAYS he will be
ont within few days w II Coyle
lifted an end OF the ear. releasing
n lircth, efore aid was summoned.
p J Dean sustained tfokon arm
aud dlslocated elbow Dr Cronk
administered no his injuries Mr.
Dean is a brother of John Dean ana
is here with his bride on a honey
moon trip
Outs dc Of broken hood and wind
shield the automobile was not seri-
onsly damaged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
Huerta Issues orders

Mexico City, Mar. 9-PresidenI
Huerta sent telegraphie order today
to all state governors to take the OF
fensive against the northern rebels
and to wind up the revolution.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
THE WEATHER.

New Orleans. La. Mar. . Ton ght.
Increasing cloudiness. warmer Tues
day. generally cloudy. colder in north
portion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
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q OF CANDIDATES.

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Z: and county offices should an =.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09

DID NOT
GET BODY
GOV. COLQUlTT SAYS YER
GARA'S 30 DY WAS EX-
HUMED BY UNkNOWNS

Austin, Texas Mar . Texas Rang
ers did NOT cross the Mexican border,
nor participate in the expedition by
which Clemente verearas body was
secretly eNhumed from the lIidalgo
cemetery, and deposited by perso as,
yet unidentified, on the Texas SIDE OF
the Rio Graude before DAYLIGHT sun
day according to the official version
of the incident from capitol sources.
Governor Colguiti announced today
that Ranger Captain Sanders took
charge OF tne body after unidentified
persons brought ID across the border
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09

Jack Craven, race horse man, IS
here from Chickasha on oil business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09
MOTOR CAR
DASHES INTO
DEEP DITCH.
LYMON GRAY, JOHN DEAN
AND r. J. DEAN HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENT


The injured.
Lymon Gray left shoulder dIsocat-
ed
+. j Dean, lett arm broken.
John lildreth, scratched on face.
John Dean, internal injuries
w. II. Coyle. bruised on body.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-09

Have The Leader delivered. l5e mo
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
Das DsutG6r Grim
GuIpen un0 0Doaintben.

Sulpen unO 9Da5intbeR.
Wis ale 3pisbelpflau3eu berIisrsn
SuIpeR. pean Ie rom gartsn ins.
3immer perpflon3t perben, ibrs 9ISts
ter. DisIss lit INNER Der Sou. foe
bolb bic pflan3sn b~erpflanst perben,
ba 0oburh cine WursellOruno cine
tritt. duf peI6s bic pfldnse init Dem
Q[bperfsn Der 9lGttsr ontipOrtet. lin
GuIpen, 9%po5intben u. I. 10. gum Srsis
ben i'm Simmer gu brinser, bot man
unoers su D%srFabrsn. Die pflanSen
BET Der GOpftuItur bssniissn Ei6 nit
ie6er ni&t gu fettsn, IsbmboIttasn
groe, iie tann ou6 funOis Iein. Die
GinpflanSuns Der 3pieteln erfDIgt
BON gnbe Nusuf bis gum NODember.
Die 20pfe NIT ben 3pisbsIn brinst
man 3und9it i'm Seller uniet, oosr.
man erGbt tie i'm 9orten in bic @r0e.
Elm uno atpur 10 tisf, bob iiber Dem.
TDpf li9 nod Elm 3ou Grbe befin5et.
9aben ii9 bier bic 3piebeln btrurs
seIt, tpos nod etipa feds @oGen Ser
5au lit, 10 tper6sn Is f9attie, Iuftig.
uno frOItfret auFgelteIt. 60 bebons
bette Sulpen 3. .. bliiben 3u Weibs
nohten, tptnn ie i'm Nopembtr tparm
eeltsIIt iperoen. .. T.. in bev gldbe bes
Sfens ibren pIob 10 lang. erbalten,
big bic Sriebe erf9sinsn. Rod bieIer
3eit finb fe an bos 2i6t 3a brinaen,
bebedt aber nit papierfoppen Sic
Triebe, bic erit beieitigt psr6en, tptnn
Der 8liitenf9aft fi9 entm&elt. Iun
bringt man bic pflanaen in elm fibIeg
Simmer. mo iih bic Bitten, penn lie
niht Der oirettsn Come ausatfebt
finb. longe baltsu.
Die @sbauolung Der Sbdsintben III
bic 0lei@e, pie Bel 6en Gulpen. Dor
Dsoember ion ober nit BEN Sbostns
tbentreiben i'm Simmer ni1t beoOrts
men fperben. gu frGb geTtbte 18nies
beln tntpideln tr6fti0s 8liitenFielt
unb 8ldtter, bic Bitten Inb ubtr in
Der pormen Gtnbs ni9t bon Ianoer
Douer. Gum Srsibsn eienen fb6 ol@
ntht nue SOrten glei9 gut. Das
sigentli1e Srsiben besinnt, penr ole
3biebeln einen etfpa ~einun0einen bali
ben sou ldnsen 9rieb esbilbet boben.
Wan brinet ie Oonn in sic marine
@tube, 100 lie 3usrft an ben siibIiten
pIdb eeIfent perbsn. 3ueluft foIen
bic Sriebe ni9t srhalten, Fie Iinb nit
papierbalben ali bs6sden, bic trIt ents
fernt tperben, tpenn Der Srieb Ti9 IOs
melt entpidslt bat. OaB sr F9 rad rns
ten gu pieosr bsrjinet. ipsnn oIIo bic
8litentruube oiis Der 3pisbtl berouss
getreten lit. Nun lift elm better @ianbs
Ort nDtis. No9 orei Biz fiinf @Os
den erI4IieBt ith bonn bic BIiitsns
troube.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
prakti(tr minks
GIsdsn i'm @sfiai.

gsgsn brouns Oosr ssIbs JIsdsn TIM
@eiht perben Die FOlgenoen Mitttl
empfObIsn: y 9us g~ororfeifs modt
man etpas @noum, trdgt bieItH uul
4btnb ouf unO IGbt ibn ilber Ra9t
Iiegsn.-2) Nnt Seile osrsinigteH
S6pefeI. aebn TetIe 8orag, SiDoHois
9eiIs Olpcsrin uno 100 9eile ROfsns
loaHsr tpsrDeH esmiIai. Mbsnts gut
umgeI9itteIt uno ouf bic Stenen oufs
9strdgeR.-3) Glolifdes RouOoium,
psIdss ssbn pro5ent @aIicpIiGure
sntbGIt; odmit Die Gtslen bspiRIeIn.
Ia9 einiosn Saesn tpirb ii9 bic 6out
obf9GIen, porouf man 5ur 6eiIung ets
pos 2anoIinsGr IRENE aufitrei1t. Sinb
nod erfOIgtsr 6siIuns Die 6leden nod
nidt gang fort. 10 muB nod timer
WO@e oOs 0srfobren pisoerbOlt tpers
ben.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
6a6 nsntom m.

@ieIFa9 ols 3ierpfldn5en tpsrben
bic Sobnentammorten (Gelo1io), aud
oIs 8ronbfdopF bstannt, t%ultipiert,
bel bsnen Der bur9 Rultur berbrsitete
(berbGnberte) 9liitsnItanb, Defenders
bel ben rotgefGrbten Spielarten an
etnen 6obnentamm srinnert. Die
mpnitrOTe 3tuergForm rs. criItato) III
I9tperer in &ultur, dls Die ols 6.
plamofa Ooer 6. tbompfoni betannte
Mrt. Gtarte RGmme erhGlt man bel
ewrItersr MIR burn Sopffultur, fit
tpel9e mon bic pflan3en i'm lpril IN
S9alsn ousi6t. Mlau Trii6s Nus.
faat lit nidt au empfeblen. po bei elmer
TOl6en bic 8flon0en lsi9t umfallsn.
Die jungen pfLon3sn nerOen oft pers
pflonst unD auf ben ipnrmen Raiten
gebra9t, ba bielss INNER tpie0er ben
Wu9s onrsgt. NeiR @%erpflanauna
TT nrtig, tpenn Der 8nlen ben SopI
bur9pur3elt bat, tpos etipu runb nlle
Orsi Wo9sn Der San if. Die Rul.
turreoe 1oG babel cine Ianbioe, trGftige
miitbseterbe fein. Die Yflan3sn IsIbft
Iin6 fonnig 3u boItsn, beOiirFsn bel
2uftfeu9tigteit bel psnig 2iiftuns.
Die Nuspflonaung erfOIgt au gnbe
Mloi ODER Nnfane SUM an lonnigsr
@tene in n~obr6after Groe.
Bel ben iibrigen Sabusntommartsn
loufen bic Snmen oft l9Ie9t auf
fe finb besbdIb aiemIin blot 5u fisn.
Die iun9en pflan3en 1ino gegsn Gems
peraturidnontungen rect empfinolid.
Die MusIaat fol- babsr i'm Grsien ni9t
Dor Mlitte Miai por9snommen psrben.
pie aufgesangenen SGmIinge itno gut
ausaubiinnen.
prtmeIn.
pie iapanif@sn @ortsnprimtln iinb
ousbauernO, nllr cine Ieinte Minters
bsde bon Qau5 cher AeiIig lit nUiig.-
Die Seilung Der St6ds nimmt mar
in iebem britten oOer pierten Sabre
BON Nuguit Bis September Dor, fam
aud aettig i'm Gribiabr nusesfiibrt.
ptrbtn. 0o9 piro IN ItBtsrem Safe
odbura Die @Iiite benu9teiligt. Den
Gamen fat man i'm sSonuor in nit
GnnO gemif9te Qau6erbe in Samsn
ldolen, bridt Jpn nit einsm 8retther,
leint an. broult i'm etpos dber unb
oedt ibn sana biinu nit groe ou. Gut
1T Is. bic Samenf9ols nit elmer Glass
Ideibe 81 bele9en. Man fteGt Die
G9oIe an einsn mGBig tpnrmen Srt
gum 8eimeu duf, .ntfernt an triiben
Eogen bic @EastnfeIn bon 3sit au
3eit, nm ben pflonaen frsien 2Gfts
Sutritt gu I9offen. NsssImdBig,s
GeuHtbolten bes Gamens 1T Sur gls
ten Reimung eine nOtnsnoigs @eDinss
une, bod IOl bic grbe ni9t al nob
fem. Rad Spei bis brei @O@en
seturt bsr Game,
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
Rds6entrout.

R6S@entrdut 1T nod unter BEN
WomeH Rdfepoppsl unb Wolpe be-
tannt; ouF GnoIif4 beibt Is Morfbs
molop. Diefes 4ruut tonn frifm.
oOtr estrOdnet in alien Ieinsn Seilsn
gebrnuht iper0en: @tsnget, 8lGtter
unb &Gs1en, Iebtsrs entbolten einen
fm[eimieen Goft. 9einter MuTguB
ipirb ols Zee gstrunfen, ipirtt berubis
genb, idmeroitiIsno unb blutreinis
gen0. Mdnhe 2eute eeben i'm ben
Rin6srn rsgslmdBis Mbenos 5u trims
ten o0er bolten ibn i'm Sommer toIt
aIs gstrGnt fir bic Rin0er, ga er bas
gnn3e GbItem pobltuenb beeinflubt.
Mun briibt ibn ntdt nur an, fonbern
l6bt oos Rraut ausfohen.-Starten
MnfsuB nimmt man gum Mof9en unb
su NuH9ldgen Bel je0er Art bon
MunbeH, aud gum Baden frunter
9lieber, BEL @i6t unb Rbeumatiss
mus.-Solbe bereitet man, inoem man
ftorten NufeuB tur3 eintoheu IGBt, 70
ooB es einen oiden, bu~nteleriinen Grs
trait si6t. 0ieisn gieBt man in friI9
ausgeIah enss S9mol3 (bas man bonn
6euer ob1tsIt, big es niht mebr SiIAt
Ober fpriBt, psnn Die JIiifIistsit btns
einlcmmt). Damn pirb bsiOes sus
fammen 70 longs getO9t, Biz jeoe
5eu@tigtsit perbunitet un6 bos
S9mal5 ALIEN iibrig lit. Die Solbe
mnB bann cine ftort CRIME 5arbs bas
ben (eine Sofe SHmdl5 ouf cine bdIbe
3ahe Grtrot); benn oas G6moIo
bent nur 0d5u, ben &rduterIioff in
if9 oufaunebmen unb ibm 6aIt az ee-
ben.-Bei biefem Rraut 1T Is frog fei.
ntr trdftgen 9eiItraft suna sIsia, pis
bel man bahon trintt, babel Ober gu
nmfGIGsen beniiBt, EN- 3ubiel ihoOst
nfhts.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-21
@tatn Manatn.

GiRes Der beIten WeitteI, bos auBers
Dem bic pcIitur ni9t i'm minoeTtsn
aHsrsift, 1T Der Ssrpentin< Spiritus.
Dit sinsm 9inIel oles rei9li6 Be-
ftreiden ba mori9iert oie gonse, az
Ienfols f9On bor6onOene 5amilie I'M
@GnIemorf9 berouS, Der @erni9tung
enisegen. Menn man feline SteItn.
Deffdumt bat, oonn fam man fat
Ttder Iein. boB fein Iebenbes MeIen
1uriidge6lieben 1T. Die Gier in0eITen
Itn0 unbertilgbor. Desbolb, lit es,
neben tGgIi9em No9Tsben, nOtie, cine
Wp9e fp6ter unb pieberum cine
Wo9e na9ber Die sonae prooebur au
pieberbolen, bamit aud Ole inatDifden
ntae 9rut eetOtet tpir6 unO reue @ier
ni9t geIeet tperoen. Nu1 cine tpirtz
Ii4 ti9tig infi3ierte 8ettitsGe fam
bei ri4tiser 8ebonoluns innsrbalb
zines Monats total frei bon llnge5ies
fer iein. go man 8erbaHt fat, bab
lie aus elmer ns6enan gslegenen Wobs
nulls tOmmen. ba beitrei1e man bic
Riben oeS 6plSipertes nit flii1Faem
Sif9lsrleim, oas T9lieBt iie balo aus.
9inter Sapeien Ipribt man mittelIt
elmer @~losfprtBe petroleums Ben3in.
pa bieies Mittsl Iebr feusrssfGbrli9
III, 70 eebraude man ss ia ni9t Bel
ei9t. Das 8en3in perni9tet aud bic
8rnt unb befIsdt Die 9apete ni9t.
gfiigiSurs ftsbt an Wtrtung benz Ser
pentinsG Spirit bieIet1t nod iiber, od
lie bic Wdnaen auf Der Steae tOtet,
aber bas Terpentin 1T nnbe6ehtIiHsr
i'm Saufe gu baben. Beibe Mittel
lDnnen natiirIid in ben Ribsn Der
WGnbe, btntsr 5oI3pert uno Sapeten
Il. I, II. angetpenbet tpsr0en. Sn
sinem alten Senementbaufe, In Mans
farbenituben unb Ionftpo, tpo bic
Munosn ssrns nilteu un0 es ouf bas
Nuffeben Der etpa ri11ieen MGnbe
nidt 70 Tebr nntommt oa ftrsi1t man
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Newport daily independent., 1914-10-22

Large spring chickens and fresh eggs at Bowen's Cash Store. 6Od6t
 The ladies of the Christian Church will give their annual novelty bazaar December 18th. w. B. Savage, representing the Meyer Drug O., called on trade yesterday.
 For Rent-Furnished rooms, hot and cold water, furnace heat ed. Phone PIT. 54d1m.
 Miss Dora Long of Elmo was shopping in our city this morn- ing.
 Miss Narcie Rice and sister, Mrs. Eaton, of Tuckerman, were in our city this morn- ing.
 For Rent-Furnished rooms, with or without board. Apply 200 Laurel street. 7ld6t
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will have a cake sale on the 31st of this month and will be glad to take your order.
 Drayage of all kinds handled promptly. Phone No. 10. = Chester Robinson. 18btf.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-22
Real Estate Transfers.

James A. Craine Investment Company to Walter F. Barnett, lands in Independence and Jack son County in De Parte Creek basin, S100. Walter F. Barnett to James A. Craine, same lands reconveyed, $10O. Novella J. Everest to. J. w. Jackson, half interest in 80 a. cres, 21-10-4, $1.
 J. s. Wilmans and wife to Mike Evansitch, 40 acres 1-10-4, $500.
 Mike Evanusitch to Mary Evanusitch, one-half interest 40 acres 1-10-4, $1. D. D. Camp, M. M. Blancett and J. R. Newberry, trustees Grubbs Lodge 254 l. o. o. F., to ID. J. Browning, tract 25 by 210 feet 22-12-1, $125.
 Mollie E. Robinson to Mary Dot Davis and Vita Rhodes, 260 acres 18-12-2, $500.
 Henry Nunn to w. M. Price, block 12, range 3, East of Jeffer- son street, Jacksonort, $75.
 L. c. Bennett and wife to Thomas Cole, 80 acres 1-10-1, s45.
 P. w. Watkins and wife to s. F. Davis, lot 6, block A, J. U. Ards Subdivision of Tupelo, $50.
 D J. Browning and wife to Sam Mcfarland, one-half inter est in one-half lot 2, block IA and tract 24 by 35 1-2 feet, block l, Barnwell's Addition, Grubbs, S100.
 James L. Jones and wife to O. E. Jones, one-fifth interest s 1-2 lot 3, N 1-2 of 4, lots 10 and Il block ? and lot 4, block 3, New ort, $6000.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-22
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For Rent-rooms, 519 Walnut 69d24.
 Mrs. T. J. Gregg left yester- day for visit to Memphis.
 Bowen's new barber shop now ready for inspection. Your pa- tronage invited. S4btf.
 s. M. Stuckey and George A. Hillhouse went to Tuckerman this morning on business for the day.
 Wanted-A few pupils in voice. Miss Agnes Pierce, 519 Walnut Street. 56dtf.
 c. R. Hite arrived home last evening from a two weeks stay at Hot Springs.
 For rent-Three unfurnished rooms. 416 Laurel. dtf.